St. Mary's beacon., 1858-06-10

Taz EzcfrEMExr ~ Nav OaLEaHs.-The
Telegraphie dispatches from Nee Orleans give
us bCt lis.le more than has already ben publish
ed I'm regard t0 the threatened civil outbreak
The papers If that city uP 10 the 29.h altimo nj.
ford no Indications Of trouble there beyond what
mioh. he inferrei from a ''nO'ice to voters" by
,he :. s.tsxa~n,lye Committee Of the independent
Party" This invites all voters mot register
| "a IN register shemselves at an early day, and
;nforun~ ssaIi quie: and peaceabe citizens, OF
sxhassoever complexion of Politics that they can
/ safety go 70 and return from the polls on the day
oF election without lncarring any risk Of person.
al violence or in dignity, n ample means and
nrecautions win lie taken to secure them against
| the ontrages which hare been 50 common at the
elections heretofore" BY telegraph we have q
| eony of the proclamation OF the Vigilance Com
n,itiee. in which the reasons are given for super.
sedng ''the ordinary machinery OfPOl'ce justice"
/ We insert IL entire:
"C,uzEx. OF NEw oRLEAxs: After years OF
disorder, outrage, and unchecked assassination,
the peonle, unable and unwilling either 10 bO@
down in unressting submission TO set OF TufEaDs
| or 10 abandon the city in which their business,
their social sywfatiies, ana TIER affections
cluster, have at length risen in their might
have Quietly takenpOssession Of the arsenal and
the buildings m Jackson square, and have
established there the headquarters ut Vigilance
| Committee, pie lying each to the other 20 main
tam the rights Inviolable Of every peaceful and
Iaw abiding eisizen restore public order, abais
/ crime, and expel or punish, as they may
! determine, such notorious robbers and
nssassins as the arm Of the law, either from the
iphdel,y Of its public ants or the ineicieney
of the issys themselves, has left un ~hlpt OF jus
tiee.
For the present the ordinary machinery OF
poIice Justice is superseded, the Mayor and Re-
: cortleFs, as We understand, yielding up the pow
er which they confess their inability To exercise
/ for the preservation of the puhli: peace and the
security Of property and the Vigilance Commit.
tee will therefore Professionally net IN their stead,
administering to each and every malefactOr the
punishment due to hIs crimes, without he.i,
prejudice, or political bias.
| 'tAll citizens who have sympaihieS with this
| movement, and who think the time has come
| when New Orleans shall he governed like all
other well-ordered and civilized communities,
will report themselves, without delay, ut the
principal Office. where the character Of this
NOV venlent will be explained, and the determine
ton Of the people more fully made known.
f; 'Ali has been bone nOiSelessly thus far. All
will continue noiselcs<y, disrassionately, and
! Justly. But the ru!fnns who have dyed our
streets with the gore Of unnFcnding citizens, and
spread terror among the pes,ceable, orderly. and
welI-dIsPOsed, must leave or perish. So the
people have determined.
"VOx PoPuLi, yox DEi."
| Another EHrAxcLiSa PRorosTTIOX.-Some
Of our Tory Exchanges 1--WE refer to that class
Of Journals who cannot b. ,the easily If our re'-
pe rOlicy and institution. not subjected to
BRUSH supervisory are 'u;gestins the idea eT
partnerShip beiTesR Englsnd and The United Ststes
bg rhieh each coMnIry SHALL hare an ceer on bosrd
the 'rar-rssseis ef 'hs other Engaged iRREssssngR
Ehe stars-trdde.
We have had enough Of British f,lI md Brit :
sh dcto,ion in the Clayton B"IwsF - and
! . bln
the slave-lrade.
We are indebted To the ClaS paf
nership with the support Il reess from
ro-Engllsh wing Of C"ngres%aHnd Nshe
press, for the destruction Of life ssffd prSpegt -
! the lslamus: and We owe to the absurd ailA N
tangIIng partnership fnr the "search qg aN
ed savers" the recent OuIragss ON
merce. ~
| Happily, the time has gone by u
a,ors and Secretaries can bar:eTs IL 10
interests of their coLntry for a glass OF III
| the British Minister table. An exefzz
| ple are on the alert; and their sharp M
condemnation, will fall quickly uPs lhf
| lIc servant who tanl'ers bencefOr'h ~
! national honor. Red-tape;sm will DO H4s4
under this scorchingsunlight.-
| TAG PoroNIc FisuERiEs.-Eeariy all the
proprisfors OF The fisheries on the Potomac have
cut out after most unprOhtable season. So far
| as we have learned not one proprietor has paid
the expense Of his outfit, and many have lOst
| very largely, having sunk the profits Of previous
years laIIors. There can he doubt but thas
| the fisheries on the Potomac, though ghu4QEEneNs
the best IN the country, nrr decln!
! through overwOrkng. The fame q <
| rIor qualities Of the shnd caught ia tfii
| spread abroad, thereby increasing -IH
aud consequently they being raphalf
out; and unless a law passed, Or 2
sion made for their proietIon. th<5
| tLerw and the fnr famed
will soon be cIassed among the by -goiss
| tons. -
| DEETH OF BARTHOLoMEw,
g. Hosmer, Esq. Of Hart
Hooker, Of the firm Of PackenfsI Rt<
Co., Bankers Of Rome, contains O. N3
gence Of the death Of T.. y. -
Sculptor, Naples, May 1st.
| Mr. Bartholomew was natl
bat in his early life the family c
| where his sisters and widowed Hi0s1 "a E02
side. He first learned dentistry, tkem
his attention TO painting, and subsequent,
great enthusiasm, TO sculpture. In BS45, -
for three years thereafter, he iook charge Of
| WadsworIh Gallery devotIng himself persevsrS
ingly to his studies. Thence he went TO New
York, where The small OK hrought:n arlv him TO
the grave, and doubtless rt rtTmanently sakened .
| co institution naturally far from robust.
| HIS subsequent career, his SIR uggles FOR sue
cess, and hts brilliant tr.umrs are well know n.
CoxsrMrTIox.-Ergot Of rye, or spurred rye,
has received the approval Of the Academy of
! Medicine at Turin one Of the most active rem
edies for consumption. DIR. Parolas the AUTHOR
describes its action rs Infaable, f not in curing
the disease, at least in stnyIng the progress Of
the pulmonary inflammation which instantly ae-
| companies the formation Of tubeEcles. DR.. Par.
ola administers two grammes Of the powder Ter
day, and suspends il every four or Eve days for
| forty -eigh: hours. When the stomach 10 too
| w. ak, the resnous extract may be administered
in pills instead Of the powder, TO the amount Of
forty or fifty cen,igrammes, or else portion IA
| a solution Of sum. QuiBine. Coxgiove, and even
opium may sometimes be administered together
! with u. BY this treatment, DR.. Paroia has
cured sixteen cases out Of thurty-One OfeOnhrmed