Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-29

capital where the gold of Australia. tie jew
els CT Golconda, the silks and spices of the
East, come for sale, and are lavished as free
ly on The most questionable purposes and
persons as on the modest specimens of hui
manity and the most glorious objects for
which men care to live. Then think ef,the
inmates of the lunatic asylums, aad the
poor houses, and the hospitals, In most ca
SEES sent there as the result of their own ig-
;norence or imprudence.. Add to these our
prison population, and our criminal classes,
ana our prostitutes-and'w what a, picture we
get of the night side Of fioadon, ct the Glass
es whose existence IS . reproach or a curse.
In London enc man III every nine belongs
to the criminal class.
According to the late reports, there were
in London 143, 900 Migrants admitted in
one year Into the casual wards # the work
houses.
- 6e-o we, have always, in our midst .107
burglarg, 10 ho0sebreakers, 30 Highway
robbers, 773 pickpockets, o,G57 sneaksmcn
Or common thieves, | / horse stealers, Ill
dog stealers, 8 foreers, % eoiners, 81 Tt
terers of base CONS, AZ swindlers, 1s2
cheats, 343 receivers of stolen eeads, 9s7eS
habitnal rioters, 1.205 Migrants, 80 De-
ging letter-writers. IS bearers of begging
letters, 6,301 prostitutes, besides 40 not
otherwise described, making altogether to-
tai OF IL, 800 criminals known to the pdiiee.
These persons are known to make away
with 942 000 per annum; tue prison pop
ulation at any particular time is 6 900. eos.
ting for the year El70 600. Our juvenile
thieves cost us 9300
Again, let US look at the classes whose
labors aud occupations and modes Of life are
inconsistent with health, or net favorable
TO any great development of moral principle
Almost ~ 600 persons are engaged in Sun
day trading; the number of ragged chill
'lren is nearly 80, 003 the number of fam
lies living III one room is estimated as high
as 100. 1t appears from 6 report by
Mr., Doderick. officer of health in the parish
Of kensington, that in a place called the
Potteries, there are !, Hi human beings,
and ,041 pigs congregated within space
Of less than nine acres, the present number
Of pigs teing below tire i,ses4 average. -
The dwellings of IA large proportion Of the
inhabitants of this locality are mere novels
~; th sb,..o,,ol - - i
ha a. :; - .o0'. - a"i uns' a1eu WINDOWS
saI ~ ~ - ans 80 VI .ne eH'e' '"'
g .5ti .".seo " tAsess'se nc
=. ~ 90. mn .. a. ei4''si a'.a e,ie
giving OFT presidential gases, intolerable to
those who have ret been horn among them,
fatal to the health of those Who lave. -.
Another portion of the miserable penala-
moved N soo aa ss v e. esis:aa ~ t.
housos o,bors 49, M - lnesis' ji'o
rnos t,ostcba;sa hn I'D os. s% ,E;a ,a a
Of s;vnanoo nor 20. . - L., e H.
caravans eidbt nersens III a,aans, -,
a child suffering from smallpox was bat
Ting with death at the time of Mr.. Doder-
ic'' VISIT ST. IA Aarea.
60 ~, nus calculates ne feaoe u, OF ino-
thirds Of whom are Irish 3a 0Aa mon
women and children arc en,,loved in tbe
costermoneer trade bss;}es We hove ac.
cording to Mr. Mavbew. , 600 etree1T ssrleys
Of sreen stuff, / ,0G0 street sellers Of en-.
blcE and drinksbles. | 00O street SELLERS of
stationary, a .(0Atfreet sellers of o,bor art;
cles. whose REGENTS are three ,;ll;nns= sttr.
ling. incomes NAV be nut down ot - ~ :
Let us extend onr survey anil NO ebaH M.
wonder that the public houses-,nd tbe
gin palaces44.a,Yd the cas;ons--a,,d tho the
atres-ana the penny eaifs-4s,u| the loves,
and yilest 1laees. of yesor; IN f,o,dH. arc
full In Spitalfe as tlseras.a470 Gao ygeov-
ers with but los. Der wesl- here .,re %
40 tailors: 30, sO5 sboemakers AZ o29
milliners seamstreses. 81 90. bonnet ma.
kers, l,760: can makers OF What
hard wret ;fed work is tbeirs5
~. >.
No N;gM There Tho Row r;sys.,
S;n,nson IS ,,a Iaa,oa;a. -, en u.
'' p'N"'o' 'ne -.'''"'a's. f'l,scoPa' .nuieh'
whoeecehuy visited the Methodist Missions
| in Eon1nark, Norway, &c, thus describes
his visit to those iiaces:-
u,huuo
D., rananIaon ~ TT III, "',t 80
IN II 49, ,tn "ais" a'" az, VI" III
to ant;aa;,;a - H., ''s,9
a,'ea u. .h 'oIaa so@et N,eFe Seno prache
p,er tha naa, 'o' 80; anu NJ .'"'' MY
couch AMI tnnr ? sIi' ~ nay r'V f NV.
;ntorast ~ - II, 80 -
- Slnno. raol IA - ', - =, - 80
no,nnosL II ~ ''e D"'rEas .. p.
dsvs of mn nh;ldLanS a y ," ~ III va. Va.