Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-01-10
NEWS BY THE MAILS.

BOSTON, Jan. Ex-Governor Gardner was inaugu-
rated to-day. The tenor of his message was prin-
cpally upon the foreign population; the duties of
Americans towards them, and the dangers appre-
hended from them. He noticed the great increase
of immigration and the beggary and crime incident
thereto. He says that wise craftsmanship sheuld
interfere, within the limits of the constitution, to
direct amcliorate and control these elements and
contends that the dominant race must regulate the
incoming class.
Next he recommends that all schools aided by
State shall use the same language the dsbanding
Of all military companies founded on and develop
ing exclusively foreign sympathies; the retaining
of the Bible in the schools and opposition to every
measure tending to union Of Church and State.
He is particularly severe on imported demagogues
sgrarians red republicans, and others, and opposes
the easy way to naturalization. lie holds that
foreigners be entitled to enjoy all the blessings Of
the country but that the nation should continue
to administer the laws according to its own judg-
ment.
He recommends an amendment to the constitu-
ton 30 that the alien elective franchise be restrict
cd to 81 years after naturalization; and not be ex
tended then unless the alien can read and write the
English language. He says one Of the earliest Of
his acts will be to sanction the disbandng of all the
military companies composed of persons of foreign
birth. In regard to the present depressed condi
ton Of the industry of the country, he says: sour
remedy is not so much In Legislative enactments
and tariffs in cultivating feeling of patriotic
nationality and united determination TO encourage
the skill aud industry Of the American laborer by
consuming home products Of the shop, factory and
Held, In preference to imported fabrics and foreign
productions
The message also recommends the repeal Of the
unconstitutional features Of the liquor BILL and the
Governor signifies willingness TO sanction con-
stitutiona act to suppress intemperance. He al
udes to the aggressons Of slavery and the legsla-
| ton OF Congress on that subject, and submits
whether additional legislation Is not necessary TO
protect the cardinal rights Of habeas corpus and
trial by jury He urges the Americanirstion Of the
American army, and that restrictions upon foreign
ers extend to all Offices in the gift Of the people.
Nrw ORLEANS, Jan. 5.-The steamer Cahawba
arrived here to-day from Havana, with dates to the
I'd instant
| The steamer Princeton arrived at Havana on the
Slst after an unsuccessful search after the sloop OF
| war Albany. She would leave for Key West on
the I'd.
The trial OF Lscoste, arrested at Baracoa, was
progressing. He had made a declaration exoner-
ating Felix OF all completely with the affair Of Bara-
| Goa and he repudistes any connection with the
Cuban junta Of the United States, and says he was
alone In the attempt and is ready to die. He would
probably be condemned, but Il was thought Gov.
| Concha would pardon him.
John O. White were only charged with SNUG
Cling.
George n. Sanders came passenger in the Ca
hawba
| PHILADELPHIA, Jan s--In the Supreme Court,
this morning, in consequence Of the receipt OF a
despatch from Erie, OF the renewal Of the railroad
troubles there Messrs. Campbell, Hirst, and Mere
dith applied for writ Of assistance directed 10 tho
sheriff Of Philadelphia, commanding him 10 pro-
coed TO the scene OF disorder with such force as
may be necessary 10 enforce the several DEGREES OF
the Supreme Court. The matter was referred TO
the court, and after consultation, the court said
they were not agreed as TO the form Of the writ,
but would decide the matter tomorrow morning.
| ALpASr, y. T., Jan st--The Hon. Mr.. Rhodes,
member Of the legislature from Kings county laid
on the table proposition 20 amend the constitu-
ton Of the State altering the qualifications Of
tiers, by declaring that 10 be entitled TO vote all
| males Of the age Of twenty-one years, who shall
have been born citizens Of the United States, or
who shall have been residents Of the United States
for the full term Of twcnty-one years, shall be 20
1 entitled.
| Nsw OaLElss, Jan. .--Yestcrday---the ami
vcrssry Of Gen. Jackson's great victory over the
British forces-was most appropriately observed
here The military parsded during the day, and
made grand and imposing appearance, and va
rious balls and private parties AZ night closed the
festivities Of the day
CNcrSsArr, Jan. s.--Thc river Is nov eight fee,
| In depth and the water Is falling.
The receipts Of hogs TO this date amount 10
81 900 head, against 100000 received up 10 the
same date last year. The market IL duh for hogs
at as rs a ~ 80. Meas pork sells at sll. Eastern
exchange per cent premium.
PRovIpEScE, Jan. e.-The Blackstone Bank Al
Uxbridge was entered on Sunday night The door
Of the building was forced and also the two outer
doors Of the vault but the inner door was held by
a combination lock, which resisted al the efforts
ofths robbers and they rot nothing