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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-24
Massachusetts, R-sistr.tion Report.

lFtOm 'no u0%sFu nuverusofl ~ ri ,..-
Of Births marriages and deaths In Ns-achu
setts dstr bued members Of the Legislature es
sercay Il forms . thick pamphlet Of 272 pages printed
the syl Of TYP graphy which characterizes
The work Of Mr.. White. The report has beeu prepared
under the direction OF Hon F. Dewitt, Secretary VI the
Common weath by Dr. N. H. ShursG the abstra Is and
tab have been condensed rom the returns and ang
cd for convent ut use by Dr. Edward Strong and other
clerks smploy ed In the Socreta US once The whole
work 80 far can Judge 70 the cursory examinA
ton which bave been able 10 give 1t, reflects credit
on all hose who ha bad q part In its preparation.
Mas acbusetts We believe, the nrst State Of the
Union to establish . registry Of BIRTH, marriages and
deatht, and returns now moro com etc than
those OF any OF the other members OF tho coufederacy
The returns embraced in this report those the
year 1866 We copy thi, morning the general results
which they show, as foilows-
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galveston. Houston and Hcnsies SON Railroad.
rE,orn The heG Qrleans Picaxune MAJ IL

TFTOm the New VrIeAns FtcAyuue, Nay
Our I,ras friends especially OF the sa board are re
cps greatly over the Of the nra section rs
mile OF this road by which the Oh .,er has been saved
AMI the apa rant, zee 600 acres secured Their Joy s
patura IA shared IN eesi BY ali who ~ish veil W that
rarsv M ssae and o. cannot but here add our
ayr con ON hi, happy and auspcious result
bis rad a. h veil h.ovp runs through one Of the rich
cat regions 81 1esae connects Win the bay
and civ OF galveston on the south and oil prove one o
The prncpsl psapcbee OF our great 20 hern Pacific Rail
road on ,b porth T importance the Of Texas
and N us NJ sev Oreaos can scarceIv be estlmssed
Win o,r reoce At its no as-ured SUCCESS
This ha ,p, result due TO the activity and enterprise
Of tue Q. nlpany and particularly the veil known
cry of Mr. kimbsl,, the President Arriving ou the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-24

The French frig,'e siby c q, yeex FOR the an,a
,le~ which had bren h-i the ngris last year arrived
In the Prrssn suh ., the hesiun,ns ~ F.hruary M~
visiting Bushre she ven, 10 Oo~- ~hch IL at the peh
estrp txtrt NIFTY of The desert The b.hs~ the ss
~ the town, snd 70, hey oniy about tn es higA
The tovr presents somewhss npc~ns asp~cs from -
ses, and has population % about 20 900 pe~rcss
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Nearly quarter OF the whole mber OF deathsvs,
4,750-werc caused by consumption. Tho next largest
number, 1,l3l, wero caused by dysonery. Old ago
the reported cansc OF OIL on the deaths b.
oonsurn puon, Q 02s males and 2 ,T19 females.
vast number of tables included In the report
rsere figures enough here wrongly used, 10 prove
disprove almost any thing but IN careful hands the
post IL o rich mine OF statistical wealth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-24

p,,,ps the four months Of ,his year ending In April,
there ps.sed out ~ the 90" -s'no ,s W. vessels
ara 600 ane ship-; add the others BOT steam
no. .ao 2os cpierv Va s~spls arrived from trsns.
.,,.r,,c ,,sce. 9TH ful carsp, ard ii1 from E.re
80, b.,bory of ehirh ei2 had and 22s IN bal
last The numrer ~ eniSrsut AZ ivng the city and
oSsptsry embark NC Is 1.u IN he increase they de-
n., p,tneI, sliS ths Uucd -taies aud Canada bu
sopne porton OF then for Hrsn sni Australia
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Aupesrsme.ts bv In. pr..,d.c,.

WIN. Russell pnstma.ter at Mddlebury, Vermont, In
uisce of Emersop y Wright removed.
Tbomss wopd, postmaster al Lafayette Indiana In place
4 Jacob Walker, decreased.
l.. Y. Helimsn, posmaser 81 hokeiumne HILL California
IN place f Heavy Aohiser, resigned.
Thoma, Bsron postmaster st Ogdensbure, New York,
In pacs a Luke RAldw via, renovnd
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sKvxRs PuSrsHnEsr IN MsRsLAro. q. In the
case OF the against Sam Green Gree nesro) who
lied Al the April term ~ the Circuit Cent q Do,chetet
county Ma, for having 10 his possesr,on ab lloo
ramphicss among which "Uncle Tons Cabin |" the
h,urt has adjudaed him guilty and seutepcc him 70 the
penitsutlary FOR the term q Zen years.
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Population .ll323s9
Whole number Of births. 1885
Mailer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1915
Females. ................ .................l5sSS
Sex unknown. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. liz
Pueptage-American. .1b,9sT
Foreign. ,70s
AmeIic father and foreign mother. ......... 7o6
Foreign father and American mother .......... ISL
Parentige unknown ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS
whole number OF marriages. ................ IL so
Observation-Disclosures. .................. 6,9lS
Foreign Observation-Disclosures. <,289
American male and foreign female. ............ 467
Foreign male and American female. ........... BT
Nativity unknown OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 183
Whole number Of deaths
MAteS Io,<oo
fetnaieS'.
SEX unknoWn.... III
Number whose ages reported ,S1
Aggregate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOS 500 years.
Average age % 1910 years.
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rAvptr Licsrsn- The amount OF license fee axed
do'lus tor the county.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-15

From R-o.-A decree had been issued in
creasing the export duty on coffee to seven
per cent, which caused great complaints
among shippers and tie local press. 1t will
hive an effect on prices of the article abroad
Twenty thousand bags Of inferior qualities OF
the old crop of coffee remained in first hands
to be shipped TO the United States. 1t is
strange that great coffee drinkers rs Ameri
cans havo become, they are made the consul
mers of all the most inferior and refuse quail
ties produced and shipped from the Brazls.-
We drink moro bad coffee than all the world
besides.
On tho 18th February the weather was very
warm at Rio, and the yellow fever was raging
among the shipping; the deaths averaging ten
day on shipboard. The city was healthy
Several American ships had lost their officers.
a protestant lady, married in Brazil to a
Protestant, had left her husband lately, and
married Roman Catholic. She afterwards
became a member OF the Catholic communion,
and the church has declared the first marriage
void and the second legal This decree caus-
Ell much excitement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-15

o. The Rev. DR.. Cheever, the pastor of
ono of the largest and most fashiona-
bic churches in New York city. has been dc.
lvering series of four sermons on succeed
ing Sabblths, in dcnunciation Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States for its decision in
the bred Scott case. These things appear to
rejecting men 10 be revolving perversion of
the holy offices Of the pulpit; and it is not
strange that religion il losing Its power to re-
strain immoral men in public lito, whom
preachers commit treason in the pulpit, and
eyince in their discourses the rabid passions
and pIcjudces OF heated political partizans
The Herald states "that these sermons
were listened to by as large audiences as
could gain admission into the church-audi-
ences representing the most intelligent en-
lghtened and conservative classes OF the COM
munity. And yet Sunday after Sunday,
these men and wOmen--those having the
greatest interest in the support and main.en-
ance Of the laws and in the permanency OF
our sociaNpoltical observation-disclosures to list
en- to the denunciation Of doctrines, tho prac-
ticc Of which would overthrow ell laws, rem
der impossible the existence Of any govern
ment, and enthrone anarchy and revolution
throughout the land. Such alone could be
the results of the carrying out Of the higher
law doctrines and principles proclaimed and
enforced in emphatic language from the pull
pit Of the Church of the Puritans.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-15

CHINESE AFFAIRs.--0ur government has de-
clEed the overtures Of France and England 10
unite with them in debating TO the Emperor
Of China the future external policy OF his En-
pire. Mr.. Cass, in his replies to the French
and English Governments, says this country
has but two points to insist upon in its inter-
course with China, and those are, protection
for the persons and interests of our own citi-
Zcns, and the extension to our commercs of
the same privileges granted to other nations.
The insult 10 our flag by the Chinese, having
been resented in gallant manner by our ma
val force, in the destruction Of the Canton Riv-
er Forts; and the Chinese Government having
made most ample and satisfactory apology in
writing; and having disavowed tho hostile act
Of the Captain Of tho fort, the United States
have no longer any cause Of quarrel or hostil-
ity with China, and could make no new de-
mands upon her.
In the attack upon the Chinese forts was
the first occasion on which the now shot and
she'll practice for our navy, and belonging SOLE
ly 70 our service, wero ever tried in action,
and their efficiency was most satisfactorily tes-
ted; for they smashed everything that was in
their way.
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TRIsIrr CHURCH. n. Yin, Legislatu,

TRINITY CHURCH, n. Y.-Thc Legislature
of New York have u bill before them which
proposes to admit the congregations Of other
Episcopal churches Of the city to voice in the
management and distribution of the immense
property and income of old Trinity. It pro-
yides for tho election annually Of two Church
Wardens and twenty Vestrymen, hall Of them
by the pew-holders and communicates Of Trim
ity and its chapels, and half by delegates to be
elected by the vesiries of the several Protest.
ant Episcopal Churches in New York, other
than Trinity. Old Trinity is to have the ex-
elusive management of her own church affairs,
and sufficient sum is first TO be set aside by
the general board, to pay all her necessary ex-
penses. The balance is to be appropriated to
the other churches, according to tie original
grant.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-15

or Before Gen. Walker, the Post Master
at Lafayette, in this State, had breathed his
last, there were applications from hungry
pack Of Office seekers, on their way to Wash
ington, for the place held by the deceased
One applicant had been playing "on the sly"
for weeks, anxiously watching the ebbing oil
the old mans life, aud was the FIRST in 'at the
llth says:
Frank Chaplin arrived by the 1ndianapo-
lis train to-day, from Washington, and Mad
amc Rumor has it that he has distanccd all To-
cal competition, and has his commission as
Post Master in his brooches pocket"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-15

rSecret assassinations are becoming more
rife in this country than they ever were in the
most demoralzed ages Of Italian and Spanish
history. The bowie-knifc with us is becom-
ing as much the terror Of peaceable citizens as
tho stietto of the Italian Bravo ever was in
used often in mere wanton blood thirstiness
On Saturday night last there were no less than
four secret assassinations in the streets of ST
Louis; and strange TO say, no clue to the per-
petrators Of any one Of them can be discovered
In one cese, person came to- u boarding
house and called for one of the inmates named
Carr, to come to the door. lie complied with
the request, and stepped outside with the per.
son who had called for him. 4 few minutes
after, he rushed into the house, eXclaiming he
had been stabbed-fell and expired in few
minutes. No person in the house knew the
caller, nor could give any account of the cir
cumstances. There were some signs OF blood
and struggle on the outside of the door. The
police could gain no evidence on which tc
ground n suspicion as to whom tho assasssu
was. The victim was en- Irish boatman
On the same night four men were standing
at the corner OF two Of the most public streets,
when two men came along. talking boistorous-
w. One of the four standing, named Heinz a
German, made some remarks, at which one Of
passers drew knife, and plunging into the
crowd, commenced an indiscriminate saught-
err Heinz receiving the first wound--a hor-
rible one in the region of the stomach, and
another in the breast-iell ann died in short
time Afterwards. The other, whose name is
Greigert, was also frishtfully cut, and was
conveyed tie the Hospital, where he died mex;
morning.
So sudden and unexpected was the attack,
that the two companions wh2 were with them
at the time, seemed to have been almost par
alyzed, and could scarcely detail the circum-
stances. In fact, they could not even give q
vague description of the murderer OF murder
ers, or anything that could lead to their de-
lection; and, as consequence, the assassins
will, in all probability, run free
About dark, another man was found in the
streets, weltering in blood. aud speechless,
near the Iron Mountain Depot. who had been
"kniied" by some assassin. None OF the cir
cumstances connected with the murder wore
known, and no trace of the author OF the
bloody deed had been discovered.
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CHARLEs, LoNRoN CoRplAI. Sis is .hOwn b

CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL. GIN IS shown by
the Records of the Custom House be the only dca
Cordial Gin IMPORTED .nd sold in bOttes all others
made here in imitation oft.
ISIS delicious tonic beverage and By its peculiar favor
ESQ different from other IS universally ed by all
who used it, IL is adopted With great in OF
DYSPEPSIA. GoUr RHEusATisM DsoPsEY GRAVEL. CoLic.
CHOLERA. FEVER AND AGUE. STRUCTURE. DISEASE OF The
URINARY OCEANS. EPLEPsY fiiNALE IEREGvLA.rT-s. sc.
DR.. VALENTINE MoTr. of Sew Torf in letter to the
proprietor. says;
Charles London Cordial Gin is the parsst best and
reliable Extract OF Juniper. Ihsre seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORfIAL GIN Is sold by all
Druggists and Grecers in the United States .ud 81 aiss
numerous rcison called London Cordial Gn-io avoid
thea buy only CHARLES Reject aay othe. offered
vsius your health dollar quarts
afty cent? for piEls. EDMUND C. CHARLES.
lh3o-smi1v Sole Importer. 80 Broadway. - Y.
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6TThc new Police Bill, for a re-organiza-
ton of the New York city police, low under
discussion in the Legislature of that State,
proposes to give the State Executive good
deal of power in the selection aud appoint
ment Of its principal officers. This provision
is what has offended Mayor Wood. The sys-
tenn provided for in this new law is bssed up
on the experience Of the London 'metropoli-
tan police force" whose operations not only
embrace the great city itself, but all its sur.
roundngs in quite an extended cirouit. The
district proposed for the New York municipal
police, includes the entire counties Of New
York, Kings, (Brooklyn) Westchsster and
Richmond, Staten Is,and) together with the
waters lying within the boundaries. The
change is popular with the citizens bu. is vio-
,ently opposed by the membefs of the present
city government.
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no .rLaNn.. rrnMAXn lrrERs.

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY.
= - MUr.srfzrs p,vleatowa pa jane en. 1888. says:
1y wife has b'.2 r'ii-t- Win norvo1s debility ,iUce
September. 1851 since hi- ife have ieca unable
fad sny phynci.n a-. woall tone. her IN the
lcast unt tly clle a. She Of Dr. Harvey, o!
ti- f3r t1sslrc OF iron, ant dcrlb1l 20 hin
tbe Affections wtei he thcn handed lot papers
rssd naSng wEich lcual describing German
Btrag5. icluel4.Y procured few bottles fr1-l htn
pleased t2 hrs ha OF the Btsr5 has doae
Asr more good than ell che icueJ she has hrs0.cr
taken. | sish you tVsea! as = Lalf d9zea bottles"
see Advertisement. mhl3
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CRAFTSMANSHIP
The New York News, an able Democratic


paper, expresses the following truism:
Craftsmanship consists chiefly in getting
communities and nations out of trouble. Any
Paul Pry can get people into diliicu!ty-it
takes man of sense to get them out"
The political numsculls, and the petty Paul
Pry dsmagogues of Indiana, have got her into
. most deplorable condition of misrule and dis
organization, and it is about time that she be-
gan search for men with some Of the qualities
of statesmen, to save her from the vortex OF
anarchy and ruin. She has not now one man
In public life that has one ofthe attributes OF a
statesman by education or native talent Her
public men are politicians from lowest schools
of party politics, into which no man of patri-
otism, or liberal views, would enter; or, if he
did, would come out interrupted and undefi-
led. There is vast differenee-which the
people do not yet fully appreciate-between a
modern politician and statesman: the one un-
derstands the science Of government, the prin.
ciples Of the varied systems ofnatonaI policy;
their effects upon the commerce, manufactures
and industry of a country; they are publicists
and constitutional lawyers; men who can EN-
brace in one survey the history of the world
and its present condition, and from these, cal
culate the future Of the whole, and the desti
ny Of its races, and progress Of the separate
parts. True craftsmanship demands the OK
ercise Of the highest order Of the human in
tellect. The perfect statesman has the high
est attainments Of the christian, the philoso
pher, and of the student, inspired by a love o
country, virtue, justice and right, for their OWL
mate excellencies and beauties.
Politicians are such men as now rule tn,
day with us, the Jesse ID. Brights--the vii
lards, the Lanes, the CoIiaxes, the Pitches, tn,
Defrees, the Hammonds and that congrcga
ton Of factionists that disturbed the capito
and disgraced the State last winter, Who's
political science is party trickery; who's
highest aim is to humbug the people; who's
patriotism never extends its views beyon
their chances at the public treasury and tn
attainment of the public honors to graft
their inordinate and preposterous vanity.
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THE RKv. Ma. KALLocK's CAss.-The Jury

The Rev Ma. KALLocK's CAss.-The jury
failed to agree upon verdict, notwithstand-
ing the direct and ,sitive nature of the tes-
timony against him. Ia an ordinary case the
failure of the jury TO find verdict under
such circumstances would have raised o sus-
PiciOn Of corruption, but in this instance it is
explained by the supposition that some of
the jury belonged to the same religious COM
munion with the accused and that their secta-
ran feelings biased their reason. Such events
destroy confidence aud respect for the public
sentiment of community that assumes to be
the most intelligent and moral in the country;
one whose moral sensibilities and humane
feelings are shocked and outraged by the So
cial institutions and habits of other parts Of
the country, while they attempt to screen,
their religious teachers, by false yerdicts
from punishments for the grossest immorali-
ties.
Here is q popular and famous preacher to
one Of the largest and most respectable con-
gregations, who is proven to have taken the
wife Of another man with him to neighSor-
Ing town in the evening, and after preaching
or lectuTing at night meeting, goes with her
to tavern of low repute-and which, it is
now said, WAS Kept b. disreputabIe charac-
tor-and occupies sleeping apartment alone
with her for hours-for which he pays the un-
usual price OF $5-and while in the room, was
seen by those watching him, to commit gross
indccencies-and the only defence attempted
is, to impeach the testimony of the witnesses;
not by showing any circumstances that rem
dered their testimony improbable, but by pro-
wing that they were immoral persons and kept
4 disreputablc house; just such people as keep
such places as the Rev. Culprit would resort
to for the indulgence of such a crime.
In opposition to the clear convictions Of all
the world who read the testimony, bis church
and congregation have passed resolutions de-
claring their 'unbounded confidence in the
Rev. Dir. Kaliock's innocence. and earnestly
request him to resume his ministerial services
and continue their pastor" What an outrage
upon all our feelings of reverence for the holy
office Of minister Of Christ, whose purity
should be above suspicion; what blow to the
cause Of religion and morality, and an injury
to the public influence of tho clergy and th,
church. The most iTreyerent iniidelity couli
not inflict so deep an injury to the power O
the church, and its support Of public morals
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VALUABLE REMrDY.-The unqualiEol testimony in "a
DR. Clvanarhs va!uabblc ,rdcine De found II
our ssvers'nE columa to-ta VIII commend ifsefto the
attention appreciation OF aicT5 the
hgh character position Of Tho no makes this
yofrn9r tribute the DE- = sl1hie Daily Jour.
The above rotico npoTary has specis refer
enes to the certificate of N sa1 Esl.. IN favor the
eclcy Dr. Cavanaughs Pile Save which is adycrlscd
mhI3 KELLER & WHITE.
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pris.oI,s snrsapn-IIln stands the test OF expert

al ang dis IL disiRtcct the
blood Of tho Clsments Of ell erurtivo ana u'oerou
plants yelieyes weakness and DEBILITY isnalle IN con-
sumptan and is hihiy eOneentratcd than when
originally introduced twenty years ago hE1P W. Ri
PAsrLLEs. prepared - the firm agreeable 70 the
t1ste irf1ille vcrmfuge.
Is y. Z. balrsau Go wholesale druggists 90 Wafer
street. Nee York. sud y ell duggist Sarparila 81 and
Prstiiss g5s rer bottle. ar9
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-15

m G-The Illinois Central Company is still
Experimenting with coal burning engines
The early experiments were not, in many Ca
ses, satisfactory, but the result OF few Gays
experiment with the "Lucifer'' was highly so.
This engine ran twenty four hours with
Coal at q cost OF 50 20
I. With wood az cost Of 81 Is.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-15

TThe receipts of the Baltimore and Ohio
Road, including the Washington City branch.
fer March, is stated by the Cincinnati Com
mercal at $685., 26O, an increase of $l42, 442
over last year.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-15

IvoRY.--8iost of the ivory brought into
this country, is imported into the town OF Sa-
lem, Mass, from Zanzibar on the coast OF
Africa. One firm, MeSsrs. Bertram. Shep-
pard & CO., have nearly monopolized the
whole trade By their enterprise and judicious
arrangements. Recently they had one cargo
arrived. in which there was $4,000 worth
of ivory.
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rr1E rrLE.,s r-uAn.

TIE aTge spacious HOUSE. vithsa1iiRg fer 50 horses. in
connection With sns Bowling Alley and cutlo;s situated
Main kaova the Rsi's Had. admirably locaset
fOr arss elias hotal lie had losse great
gain for more years. AFFly to
nh2I-In3tw J. C. JEWELL s GO.
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penetrated, these Pills are N ter1and- The s.ouach the
lln aud The intctncs. tie organs asaaia J. by
dien on eli mates. end uroi thee, the remedial action
Of tis eices rapid thorough and nVariale Sold q:
the ctories No So Maiden Lane Ae YORK and :.
90 strand London and BY aih trugzss 2sc 65sc. and
81 box.