The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-03-22
SUMMARY.

OF this Illusion the better. Whatever the HON.
may do, the Senate and President will pra....
insuperable obstacles to any such policy. l..
the People learn to rely upon themselves. a.5
not commit their industrial interests 10 tl.
management of Party.
Advocates of protection tell us that If ,,.
had more domestic manufactures in this com.
try, there would be less suffering amopo m.
poorer classes. In England there is no L,.
of manufactures, but the poor are suaer.,.
Just now even more than our own.
The Manchester On. H. Democrat, G,-....
congratuates its readers that the Democrat.
organization in that State is still SUPPORTED Do.
27,OOO good and true men, while the Whips,i
Free Soil parties have disappeared. The Con.
cord IN. H. Statesman says, if the battle bal
been fought upon the issue of the Nssor,;
Compromise alone, deserters from the Demo.
cratic ranks would have been counted by tbar.
sands.
The news of the Cars death is confirmed
The London San of the same day ON which
the event was announced in Parliament ami
the London Times of the Sd, comment un,r
it, and private letters, m entionng the fact. h...
been received in New York.
The cOroner's jury in the case of William.
Poole, has rendered its verdict; and in accord.
ance with it, Jas. Turner, Patrick McLaurbr..
John Hyler, Cornelius Linn, Charles Van Prr
and John Morrissey, have been committed. with
out bail, as accessories to his murder. to avn.
the action of the grand jury. We hope now
the columns Of the New York press will ,.
relieved.
The recent census Of Kansas shows the total
population to be 1896. The vote on the cle.
ton for delegate was not much less than this!
A monetary crisis has taken place in Cali.
fornia. Five banking houses, being run upor,
suspended payment; but it is thought thcywiU
soon resume. The joint Convention of tI.
California Legislature having failed to elect
Senator, adjourned on the 10th, sine die, bra
vote of G3 to Al. Indian troubles are ON the
increase. Adventures are organizing parties
to emigrate to Sonora.
Brigham Young is still Governor de Eirlo o.
Utah. Colonel Steptoe neither accepts nor de-
clines. The Latter Day Saints are inclined to
have things their own way
The rumored revolution in Australia wa,
nothing more than a bloody revolt of the mi.
ners against the Government
Thomas II. Benton was nominated for the
Presidency, on the 9th, by public meeting at
St. Louis.
HENRY WILSON is much blamed by some Of
the Massachusetts papers for having opposed
the taking up of the Oregon bill on the Ia,
day of the session of the Senate.
THE LEGIsLATURE or NEW York lately paid
a visit to New York city, so as to examine its
public institutions. The entertainment q,
BlackwelPs island was so rich, that many Of
the members were carried away; some eat
booty, row ensued, and the police were
obliged to interpose.
The correspondent Of the New York Times
says that part of the Soule correspondent
was not sent to Congress by the President and
that this part reveals the fact that Mr.. Perry,
Secretary of Legation at Madrid. complained. IN
letter to Mr.. Marcy, that Mr.. Soule wiluyncg-
lected to secure an amicable adjustment Of th.
Black Warrior affair, and that he himself could
have arranged the matter in precise accordance
with the instructions from the Administration,
during the absence of Mr. Soule, but he WAS
forbidden by that gentleman to communicate
with the Spanish Government in relation to the
matter.
THE LONDON MORNING HERALD Of March lst,
on the strength of dispatches received at
Trieste, from Ceylon, announces that the peo-
pie of Australia have risen and declared their
ependence-Melboume was in state Of
siege, and there had been several sauguuay
engagements. It's conjectured that the ground
work of this story is, after all, only some serious
disturbance in the gold diggings.
HUNT's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE predicts that,
with the opening of the spring, a vast eyporta-
ton of breadstufs from this country TO Europe,
will commence. The ground sown with wheat,
it says, dis the most extensive ever under Gull
ture within our limits"
According to a report Of committee in the
Legislature of New Jersey, an attempt va,
lately made to bride member, with various
sums of money, to vote against the Newark
Planlroad bill.
"The Crescent City, from Havana, brings
US the particulars Of another proceeding that
seems to call for an explanation and apology.
The mail steamship Eldorado, while on her
passage from Aspinwall to Havana, with the
California mails and passengers for New Or
leans, was compelled to stop by the Spanish
frigate Ferrolona, and submit her papers for
examination. The frigate fired at the steamer
when about half a mile distant the ball falling
within twenty yards Of the bows Of the Eidora-
do; the latter Immediately stood towards the
frigate, and, when within some three hundred
yards of her, another shot was discharged, and
passed directly over the steamers wheelhOuse.'
The Union has fierce article on the sub
ject. The Spanish Government or its officials
are acting like fools Are they anxious to give
the United States a reason for Selling Cuba?
"The party of emigrants for Kansas that left
Boston on Tuesday of last week, reached ST..
Louis safely, and took passage on a steamer
for Kansas city, Missouri.
"The first spring party under the New Eng
land Emigrant Aid Company left Boston last
Tuesday. 1t is composed Of about two hun
bred in number, mostly young and middleaged
men, strong and hearty, and in good circum-
stances. There were about thirty women and
children in the company.
"Another party is TO start from Boston for
the same destination on the 10Th instant, and
succeeding on every Tuesday, so long as there
are emigrants TO go.
Several large companies are also organizing
at the West A party of one hundred and fifty,
including many families, left Pttsburg on Sat