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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-19

Kssy RI s, sso, s1 egs rhisPGa ss'; !,
Northern belle, and both anehorsa IN The Roa,is- !.
sr Taylor Scsae a'ss and aa'fsas ss a~
nss Sa S II ssox & s.
nom radaDg,; bark Sande; IRON Narcotics
SYa's ship VIM !sH aaas ssssT s ss
Salvador sp, Mari harsslora schrs Jo' coach. Cpl 81
&C s. Dee s ssass an G s @
RS1sga shr peswas Soa ' sSoSs tsr i and
= * W i; h'i De- s-s asr Green we.v
Fall. RIVER Dee l6--Arr schrs wser Witch mn, Bait
. Syop h p..,a fs 10 .e M n, a ,,a
aEs4 # If Lee CID .Ar we're Her psy s.
ManI AND LIGHT Dec l7,s AN e snip Win lie
lrown Passing 81, sehr Mount Vernon Wind asat ~,
N-pssne IN bark isdsy from hsla1re for ,osoa sch.
lsr"ls y, ssnssr Tor Do a..o ship and ae>,S S.a
sides and u in light Passing TO- Dr bars octe from
~ h1nes Hole ior Boston, passed a. sear STAG
hGLaEs' HOLE, Dec IS PM-Arr schr WIN richardson,
xlas S, Ss5s isscy XVIII s,mcrq r osso ~sys
Wa ysena 10 Y, arsss"r 50 sshf, IL
a. tn above arrivals OF to day, and sers shropshire,
RESSFR anS S' ss 7sa ship Elizabeth new or ..on
SEW oRi Fans Dec TO- Arr shps cu.enaurg. creoss,
Iserpooi belle OF The Ocean tgr) cuaminQa london; o IN
Burgess Boston, tarks New Light Reynolds nia J.her,
Philadelphia: Maid of Orleans Dennis from ~ Forks ~
s @ ' xar nG% ns @@ d aahg Tss" I o
m xsra Ga s s Ins iG syor srp s Ss
titan. ~ae.ineham lHmn!co via Tecointa
Arr lsih tby tell ships solomon Load0n porcas Prince
aud smith Dc; Patterson, Liverpool. Car, Rio Jnrray
Ntw nEDroRD Dec ls-arr scsrs vi-tor sears pailaei
pls IN Copy Coz Davis ElzssethroT Holt,n Myer, New
Rarke, E,hehrnrt; Maroon DAVIS Jsaers,a III,
.ih hickey, lice Philadelphia Ida II Mailer hubbard,
NEWPORT dec lGAIr schr II coyntor Gflnd.e, Baitl-
NEW haven Dee l7Arr schrs Con Armstrong; Kelsey
Nayagu.y via NYok Enterprise. Trcnon rres jackson,
Jevsey Ll-n Louisa Thampeun NyorE s00ps TpG.y tp
man. do Pearl Ehzahepori sid seh.a sterling, i. Price,
and VI soss. Nyork, slocp China. Dc.
PORTLAND. Dec i6Arr bark sulot-, Hartman, Rotor;
big Jas Crosby. French Phiadcpht; sehr Dol,vare Fur
hnrh Work teaoer Chesapeake Crowel d. u brig 70
city new OF porend. el tonsl aae Cienu.Sos Harp
fRovIN,EfoWN, lec l3sid scar a sletson, Cobb, si
PEovinENcr. Dec FAR steamer osurao, f;en7ey
York bark Sea Flower cohy Rio 'an.o ard Bah!A
rnam; schrs or strong itsrob, savannah; Ann 8 SGsan
Grnde Baltimore for rawucket NerIniion Avery.
ppss Ippls,t n ElaeshpoTt pIDisi menste PERI ror
Thorndise Ntrleans: Ceres Neredrb dossa pei
French French phiAdephia; los Pa't.i yacs and VIM
River. SJr Colorado. Say0i, NYork.
R,CKLAED, Dec Par schrs SEES Bird, Spear ana It
,us@r Aaams rork Myeis hhoaaas - SD schf sarah
SAVANNAH, Dec i4-Arr ships Grotc, siluson. London;
Ann tray Raxier Valencia; bark Ellen Ohver rowa Ply
mouth Cid ship Underwater ioberts liverpool bark g !,
Rawins, hayden Havana scbr- SEQ NJ Dfi.in Sculer H
X Ate Field f.obbiis, NIofk
lbh-srr Thy eD Rr snip Lofd tsin liverpool.
SALEM, Dec 6sd bTigs Mary Jones' Nonlcviieo; Hen
rice ,ra benry Leeds oron ocklandl thi ,depha
Charleston CID 18th schr Reindeer, slevenson sew Or
Icans
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MDITIONk RON EUROPE.
Arrival of the AIabias Mails The Voy-
age Of the Indian Empire Letters
from London and Berlin,
&c, &c, &c.

W. Earope=n mails 70 the 4.h INST, brought BY the
yesplship Asab.a, which arrived Boston yesterday
sorrnron reached lns city At hat, hour last night
o. oes % papers contain sadi 3nll that
ofAeed IN sur Halifax despatch published Friday.
TIE Paris correspondent OF sae london Ness says;-lt
= uuo 81 battalion o. infantry and hrec batteries Of
orpnery with horses and equipments complete for se
vice, 0.l embark al Tclon Immediately, fox tie co,si
al Centra America
An extraordinary meeting Of The Atlantic Telegraph
Company called for nc 18th instant for the purpose Of
receiving report from The directors rs TO the present
ssaSs,ios ~ the oompany's affairs
4 Pans CORE spaudaat states positively that the Gar
oil Rus sla u,;A fuN military hoaseaA, viii ISL, Nlpo-
,on N the spgmg, aud yrid extend hs s 20 England
TIE Madrid t?0.ota q: Noy. Is she's royal DEGREES
a1ceplir~ he resignation Qeas-aa Minister Of War,
add charging MArhA O'D,n eli, Eso haa offered his
sieualion pra.9pzly u account his Dot being con.
sn. IN two noinunenss, but which vas refused BY tho
opeen. with tn al ntr ADMINISTRATION OF the
Sc,. fp,nt,
rh-y. have ussn large Investments in green teas for
America, at eSirav sgant prices, ny Spectators.
N. ship Cha o, the Regiment, Capt. Glover, from
e.ao for Cries. eas abandoned Nov IS, with tn
Zee. 7gater IN her mold. Tho taken of by the
sh'p Bengal, from Calcutta, AZ london.
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an. Lcna.m correspondence.

L,Nnos NOV. %, 1858.
arSAer Domestic Difficulty in Loadon literary Circiei-
sac II HaYlys Hous.h,!l ffects--A opega By
gal6o, N.
The excitement consequent upon the quarrel between
lessfs Charles Dickens bis yog5 Noesrs Albert smith,
Frederick Yates and Mr. Nakcreace Thscseray paes be-
tore another excitement At the "arrcS Club, namely;
III do bls ,hraslug inflicted Mr.. Nowbray Morris
aArrisar, and manager general Of the Tines, by Nr
Sspscn u thc supposed intimacy Of the former With The
Ei:efs cc innate cara yo1. SIR Morris was married
a. u3nu: sa- 80 last rumelNng and it ig sad nat
m - courts nc - b. engaged aboat H. Ir. CapTon
ina , tae.trtte, been b9und over IL heavy recogn
80, % Egep the peace Is ~ 10 Ar Norris II IS
raaf Harley Tba the FIRST al three days slle at
t,e residing. 4. Ia late J. = Harley than whom no bet
ier ooineaaa Il Conner street. The frE day = devoted
tr hooe 9cges ADD prints he second 10 the furniture;
and - 't'Td 70 10. rsc Anen ana eass anu ssi1r;
Crupy c.. sly bottle q Jilten caret-ilat stale and
uup.eflac. toar bottles q Jhanrsbors hocs-at least
49, ~ -s. talee bc.tl o Afe an, ! E, Cane port.
es,tftp .s ot gilrYbcrsy and tire, b0ilhs Of EGsE
grspc Nsa W ,isi,ug Is allowed, or there would be
rene &c .a. Although The hoos pictures and rrnts
~ ~ Alsa.l value, the bidding asvo been high this
ln .n---1suv thcatre1ls nd amateurs helg anxious
- str- ,ur.aepl IA sa sstgs who formed eounsc tin
iron IN trva;e r-hc1r-s's 81 Mr RATES. new opera
= : rr ~ 70 b. to- best Ne hls written for rnelniy
gEnoay Cusity. beauty ~ design, dramatic effects
aa agyc.iy a otcle..al 80 aeen,nis Toe critics ere
surs, lrtay, q - sacsess VIII bc pseiuced a. ,hc
~ 10 81 c.r NJ, s.tatrya. II tn Po.cr u lave
y. ',nz.- a-;s:s ~ q ?rTosaa II h.-Mis. fcusl
i.,7r NJ w -u Pvac Mt 2 bee a Is.acs NJ. W liar
raoL. -. =. -Lsyn, NJ 81 " Honey add Mr. Henry
n l...s IL uten r.l ..,.a y Yr !. Harris. from
uis Fat'e Aloacey al 81. 6uun1 Fsconer has
write. ue -,..sy WIZ rta.y worry besri.icl There
swrr.y hrr li~cs u .-se IA tie epet, iaci1ding
H. iajf,d0ct- There VII by uaovcrtarc. rhr &C. nery
Nh p-.r " ~ Ness.t Grsfns, To'on ana Csl,hberi
gAar Ne.artv uvfFl Rtfay# v Dr. r"Eaat al ~. kneg
Or Ja-a. i. ,-t s,ss ad has o~od " HAIRS 2 =
.nmNHf e
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The nisastroas Voyage OF the Steamship
badsai. Empire.

CfIwAI, Nov. IS, lshs.
The steamship Indian Empire arrived AZ Broaihavcn
~ a. 81. on FRIDAY. The passengers landed in excel
t health expressing III amselvs highly satisfied wsh the
ship cauan and crew. During The whole voyage they
experienced heavy southeast gales The ship having only
faty hoars coal remaining, and being only three hundred
aad dty mles .ron Galway, Captain Courtenny, in
1nreeqaenee Of the fearful state Of the weather,
a,s.ued 3: aGyi1ahls 70 Gy To, which ne did
,or seven DAYS. During this time it WAS
necessary small portion Of the cargo, COZ
ssstag o Cotton slaves, Ibo ship lot Halifax on the
nvh, Of tho slst having beard days fuel The
machinery woySci we'll and The snip proved to be first
rafe sca bo7, aad wen adapted for Atlantic navigation
haq,pg shipped only during lie whole passage
IA captain Ased that the weather was unprecedented
And tlst many Casualties must have occurred, they fell
m vim great quantities G. floating wreck. On Monday
lat Shy spoke the slip Sastria III days from Cao
sue hal been thirty l4ys within three hundred mile OF
trteh
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d 'o exactly understand the question. II am
mlstal en-, the VIEWS lvocat0l by Governor Wright
mere that all who rmeraie " toe United States during
M m nory-"ho have VII on choice IN the m sitar 81
IN change ct residence who taken across the Atlantic
by their parents guardians the infant az breast child
IN his mothers ms, shO raised IN Amcricl and gt
TO consider hs honesncuid receive tu projection
renI ling 70, or .nSDng Prussia, and should lot 10
held an.nsble u military duty AT present th.r. are
10 least eight lhousana Cor ret u annually the
various portions Of the Zoyercn from the United States,
Of whom two thousand may have icet Germany when
under age. Hence, you see IBIS is question 81 %
r.fng npos t,ncc cases ire constantly occurring ana
rally think remedy ought b, provided for s,rg
class Of American ctlrra suppose an IRISH einsf ant
Who has 2io8n up 10 manhood in the Un tei stats
should be pouncrd upon hy thu British fecfung on aes
o. HE return 20 The ah Isl., have his s,nriy mhs
thrust INTO red coat aud sky blue combinations, an ba
he'd o 10 Queen Victoria the Hin oos
fhin s,lrlla. nriy there sul be raised through
The cnrth and hrnnath NJ .he land In,,rna,i,n
meetings. would he he,d IA every town aud vintage from
Ma - California; and Congress would be mprativsly
required g rrorit" remedy against SD e,;rant m m
firing ment Tho rights OF m American cz n. Way
ian should similar "oo'ms b. a'o sod $, take y ,ee
1s naIy2 I y amy lsttsriag the prize u
American IL hs fellow cl2 serying IN The Prns
sian army ngnns Their WI, carrying Win them The bfot
seal Of The great epuhc "neh they nnd 70 their sorrow
os 10 nose yai; man scrap u waste paper; but 4 :
he height u injustice ths pers who nty have gone
the United Ssstss infant and faithfully attached
10 hs adopted country cpno, r.tlrn ami visit his asa
irlencs ana .at.yr- without hans subject ID perform
military unter government "a winch H. has
publicly thu be Mas reuunn-el all allegiance ~
hdchiy. In ny onm N, therefore, the authorities at
WASHINGTON must aAd VIII susEih tnclr Mnestef ~ Jew
s'ng scine rencd, inr % anonaoas state q thing,
and the change ~ Systam Tat has iust occurred
IA PRUSSIA VIII nn.r most fivnrlhls Opportunity Tor
entering into Aceoai i1ls upon tile subject.
The amber II Americans coming ~ Berlin il constant
" on he increase. Some are berc business Others
travelling Tor ptasnre, and not " are prosecuting
their sindes al the uniycrssy OF this city The Other
evening met about nifty a, the American amblss .0r's
who receives hs c,io~ eliisnns evory Saturday night
In The large and c.Dmodious prem occupied BY the
embassy one room a9lr for railing ann the tlb
are Covered with newspapers from all pats OF Uuon
which you will easily imagine are il grca, request, espo
cay the Hi1ii8, where every is Of Iii ns .ha
latest and nos; uopious ilgence iro home would
10 heart soei to hear Yankee Doullc gnd ii al
Courn5a play ed at Of these so,6ss and 10
good feeling that peiggdes this little community Of Anne
rcans COLLECTED together in s.at land under hos
pitabie roof of taer representative.
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MARITIME ISTEL ACE.
Asas~ ron soWx--rm.
SUI rfsve.s........ss.... ~ scoN hfss-....s.rr
Port oS New Hork. Dtce0bes L.. 1858.

cIIiHFD
sean 8lis N' .cuierv, tr k'r ssT n.ah-h Cromwell
sse=srsln riag'is ,-,t. s.,-,ras~ ~ .t.' ,ss
.esrSl,g Csunt-, elfv, Cfnf rD7 sgc.ani. Iiicsaou
i s,rnsb,r -.ssry- r,rri-s yr-.,v o. 7 Ir!'sp
sfsansblr rafsrfrysf Powell faiinosr--H y 'rpssrB
sls w. ar,s, rsrsy, irsvre-w vtrlaer. ~
siiN u sa ssrEiii Ngstf.1-.l lAihr1 = Co.
- 2 t.na Tianss, Ruaaf, Ncs - easf-Wn Nftioa =
Bsrs r Vi C-nso. Powell = vsra,saa sfvs~s r,-lAto.
FrGs tt,r', ltnesrey. yaySna rAos 51niss
hrs Yen, Isydinr trna--i 7 ssg.r
,ty ,.saar, strr'a r. hseun-.H rrvs'~s's.s '-.1s
Sstrs a,s Ri.afaa -. 81 '.1leE.s -ftsraor ts.y.
ssciu stsFsrete Fra 7, iaynns~l y tfoser 49,.
sear fhnny wcrss New ,rlcens-s igiz'at..
s~sr =. ~ - sts.+ -st,sr.S s'csrraaa 4 Co.
setr so. p. ges~r, 10, = II Y i.v ha,e
s.fr arn iAwn~tts, iNer, iirs'on- Heyoa kYsagaf.
sasrH hru~n.es, Mar-s nndr,per.
sesiuer Terry, nsp Il ilIti' hih-
sisna.rr 1a.on), NA-S., i15aaepAa
ARRIVED.
s,e.Tns,o ry'pnslc Vase, wliang'oo. NC VI. riac,
I'll Ia 81 to' fo.srn, Cars flrcfporL Soy &, vt,h
ns' Has osrr.e sw tr1asa,1 yard, ~ & .rou' ~,
l.s'p tcr1np = y al IN iog fge nsnues q ut.
70 NJ a nidn st ssf tew terac Fse Which lase Il,
days tcsI1e On 80 dtr II md - "A such tc' t y tew
rsss ssysai' ri fore ruas saysa Nos y, bert
ioresai q i n % on p md recfdr leh egprT'rcc4
r Ca Nov n ki y H. iar A. - lad NV rale III. sprung
leak found BIZ icci water u h.r sac pur0itg
pe,es rsg tSsr' BE- Il !, III Ioa = ~ ~ hessy ak
iron ~ : sw urkre ccmpiee tf-eh So ior, BE
pets sna zoe leHA increasing fart putigs eoH-ly 0ine
ioupd tel iacaes IA iAe W Y tep, 0'r ~ p t. ~ ~
ebrf IN owes in crate rrnNefy. 80 hags et ao
bch pumps eoing u ~ ie e., n ne ~ ee CIV ~
i.h aNd igh III aft. III lon Gg. ao leok neeetsag
and Der Aga AL alofns heavily ani shpgas
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49, ~ -, = : 80 op' fe-ie S-nea -
Vfa'J ior L''erpou "iSh io- passcnser5
The North Lloyds staanas lie Bremen Can't Wes
sels saed ps,erdly Tor Southampton and fireman she took
| ont a. ,asssn,, "a ami r., coo 4, ,nec,.
cn,.r,,,,,'.~.. o,...- 60, -
~ h'of - "nesI'i' u'oVef TON e'aiiao 'or oo"es'
- sa roy 10 WIN Ga ieet Waser 10 her nora
The crew were taken oby the ahp Bengal from Calcutta
London The Child Regiment was butt ia Thonaston
WHARF se IA owned IN ss uaa l9na TONS h,v4ban .d
3' - 49, vas -" U.s. ~ is' $40 'SSas
@Ai>c me ID insured ~ noson lor 5hLv1
Snip London Naihourne into
| u,,r,.,,. a., . 49,. r,,,, a,.., ~, -.
-uiiAa' ~ > is'AJ snV ~ ulsehatBc al fePAH.
1h = -bosan' Oac Fms snip y fsesrs
burg from Glasgow for bombay, abandoned Il
date. GREY, saved and taken 1, ivqrca Tho 81 cas bri
!. Nsesors !, $50 - oos ,eya,sr r.ss ,,S as Co.,, i,
~...s1 -, -. - ST. -, -. - = .''1
Boston by Telegraph 10 EuTood WAFER, ESQ, Secretary
Board OF underwTiters)
SIP FLORA hcDoNAIn Caldwell. from Liverpool Oct il FOR
Baltimore pu into ST Thomas Dec in d.-sss M peri
-. - = N~ - -
eulars by 81 from Wi!mngtoa)
SNIP ArAsTc, Maeiel, from Rotterdam sec. Is for Nsw
Yo-k mt n, 81 rho,,oa Dc II lt,re-. r., rar,,,,,
,by TEL IRON hh'aipgtorJ
MINNIE Charleston p, into s. Thomas no date Ia
.a..-... 49, -
Ba scHR Loap RAGLAN Halifax pu. into St Thomas 10
d..e In ila -,aa
- . -
siiP rdsian fos from Liverpool for View YORK which
PM mo lLare ION hs 70 distress was spoken I'D las
" ~ ~ ,s ION y - nv shr !, hrra-i.o, at horn.S
AMI p-osisions.
BR Rsn rrrr Al W,rTs,rr frr ,,o-ca leland fr for
abandoned Nov s. lat "A To- Ion = IL ia gale ana t
Orleans yesterday sh tgy lei IRON, New ore s -"
sssK hasa nom Ri.nnold Tor 70 Jansro previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-19

DOpwoRrH's .....
"A. DANCING ACADFNlrF,
10 II. Montague place Bropkvn
Noe cpen tor The sesson.
A rrSiIF's A Miss NJ h. KINGS DANCING tts
n. denny, Mozart t,eh "6s ~ a~av-, lsscs In .ea-
6rT.n Mor1aw AMI Thrrsiny. ~ ccI1c vci q 90
a,t rridaxe.ssa Iesses NrHni bal o4 gnr
islay pecesns,r "a ticses-fts
nuMARs CHEAP DANCING ACADEMY, ?SI BoWsah.
Ie.snps 81 month, Mondays, Wednesdays. fhnrs
days and saiurdays Ladies' afternoon classes NCnetays
and Saturday. at O'Clock AZ O'clock idniisefpn
n cents. Private lessons 10 ceats.
---------~---------- -
II s~CrNG.-NIW CIARsrS FORMING Al Pt1F-
y BONDS RCaas ~, Bru1dwVy te~ lts Sat tt
cave Fss 'roaiway Aoui,vs uu3 1harsdara A1f HNt
TOO takes psce 90 sr0siwsy Wednesday tyfalnf -
rennbfr ~.
crEt1AL NOTICE. . ....... -. ,,,,,.,,.,
View rtssses forming La ~ ~ ~ aNNeh' a'h
Twenty hfs street en Mund 4 an1 lhuf@iAt N wv"
HgaN4 spift vt{4. nNur 0n N0Ht ~ etrnu#t Nat ~
pr.fItp orta~s ~ II after al Ali ie r.r' tHt Nff'r
.NpUHr fus.ay Pftstr. Witt. fa rr ~ rt y
fr efttn Iu. tiay tstira tirc ~ 80 t ". n.y. -
mad, "a Above. y hlihs'N'fn'
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possesses in unusul degree the confidence Of all Cor
many ats IN a moderately progressive spirit, with
I'd the ieser u The constitution, u vii strengthen ard
consolidate the throne, and Introduce Prussia reality
INTO the family of constitutional States This Violently
The object Of The Prince and he has hearty wishes for
bis success.
II high time for Prussia TO wake from the lcsharsy
into which she seemed be plunged since the 1S4S
and especially during and since the last Russian
Since that period she counted Europe reactionary
Power, every liberal movement Germany herself pro
ceeding from Austria Prussia, however, Is the reyoa
hoDary Power u Germanythe kingdom Of Prussia itself
the result o. successfI revolution. Fur snch 4, Power
20 yield the pas to Australia stand still when Austria
moyngo fall back when Austria IS adyancing.s sdch,ai
Prnssa, under hsr ruler tho Prince Of PRUSSIA has
taken lease, md page OF her
history. improvements in government such are
accustomed 10 witness in the untel sLass All IN Eng
land certainly expect none-at least no organc ones,
but The correction q aliases and reen ares 10 the al
m,nsfraten, such es's.he Introduction Vi saiu.arv
measures, tho promotion Or commorUo ANA industry,
joined 70 tne deyeoPement Of true naooal sentiment
may be safely Regent and his ne ~ mus
In she meantime people viii become accustomed
unconstitutional forms end 10 the o. poi power
within limits determined by law. The PrGasians ale
educated peons; bat nothing bus The Actual pracca Of
freedom MS people ior the enjoyment Of H. hsice
freedom plant SLOW ogth, ), a ha,
~ confederation OF ciicans t..evs Where las
created srteRpore never hac mere Than .emporryex
sencc LET DO Prussians, therefore, rs Fcutonic PEG
pie make haste slowly.
As Ci some CONSEQUENCE would respectfully
direct your attention q the proposition which Is
10 be submitted The Dutch states General, regard
the ab0sion OF negro slavery Ssrinaa Ard Daicn
Fast IBja islnds. holland wishes 10 transform thas.
slaves into forced abcsers, compelled 81 ILL The soil In
Java, Holland works with very different materials from
negroes and effects The same purpose ~ far greater
tortun and cTuccs. remains b. how ;hD
plan vii succeed committee Vbirh inquired the
Iian o. emancipation IN Surnaa, years reported
adversely, ana former PROJECT submitted 70 tee states
did not receive sufficient number OF votes 10 become
Lag.
The renstatenent of two Ynosers of the Dvan since
the visit d Lord Stanford shows determination The
par . The saiian g SUN; - concabnes for the sake of
HE British bondbolders On the other hand present
made by the saltan 10 Princes. iahic, consisting Of
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-05
The Simese Twins Nnwhare.

A correspondent of the Louisville
Journal, WHITING from Henderson. Ky,
gives the following account Of 4 ''lucus
nature" in that place. that surpasses all
freaks of that occasionally whimsical
lady, Dame Nature, that was ever heard
of:
l have just returned from a visit to
one of the most extraordinary cuIiosities
ever known in the history of the human
race. A negro woman belonging to Mr..
Samuel Sites Of this place. gave birth,
eight days ago, TO four living children,
The boys are connected at the shoulder,
and from the lip to the knee joint, leav
Joined together by pairs in a still more
particular manner than the Simese twins.
ing the lowerjoint of the leg and the feet
perfectly free. The girls are joined at
the shoulder, with this difference from
the boys. that they have but one issuing
from the junction OF their shoulders
They are joined from the hip down to
the feet-!he two legs ending in n foot.
In regard TO color of the children. ma
ture seems to be quite as eccentric as in
their formation; one Of the boys being
black. and the other rs white as the child
OF a white woman, and SO with the girls.
They all seem to be perfectly healthy,
and the mother is doing uucommouly
well.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-05
The Recens Elections.

The town elections ia Michigan give
a total of 313 Republican towns 10 Isl
Democratic. Even the Detroit Press
Cass's home organ, owns up shat is :
substantial Republican Triumph, and
charges it to L~ecOmpton.
In Wisconsin the cities Of Racine,
Oshkosh, Sheboyssn. La Crosse and
Beloit, choose Republican majors as
such, and William A. Prentiss, chosen
mayor OF the Democratic city of Nil.
waukie on a peoples Anti Lecomptor
ticket. is an outSpoken Republican,
Only Kencsba and Portage City elect
Democratic mayors, but in Kenosha the
result turned on the personal popularity
of the candidates, the republicans choos-
ing nine of the twelve aldermen.
The city elections in New Jersey are
not so unfavorable 10 the Republicans
as the telegraph announcements would
seem TO indicate. The Democratic
mayors of Trenton and Patterson were
chosen by small ~p!uralities Only, in the
former place Joseph Wood, Lscomptou,
having ZIG; Tucker, Republican union.
1908; and Rogers, Anti Lecomptcn
Democrat, el0; while in Patterson.
Peregrine Sanford, LecomPlon, had 996.
Brown, Republican. 954, and johnson,
American 400. In both these cities the
opposition choose amajo:iy CT the alder
men, and claim he substantial victories.
Taking the local elections as a whole,
the national administration has been
worsted, and there is every reason 10
hope for a complete triumph next fall,
wien congressman and a legislator 10
choose 4 U. S. Senator are 10 be elected.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-05
The Sab-TreasurY Law.

Among the many foolish and worse
than foolish enactmcnis q the last Legis-
.laiurc of this State, tie law chris!ened
..'an act to establish the independent
Treasury OF The Stale Of Ohio" publish
on lee fourth page Of his paper, holds a
prominent position.
We care moi how stringent The law may
tbe made against ennbezz!emcni of The pub
lie moneys, but economy as well as sense
should characierize the enacinent.-
While the act brislles ali over with pains
and penalties, il should rot furnish iacili-
lies 10 scamPs, Ike Bre>lin, TO run away
with the peoples money.
We shall net speak Of tae bill in de-
tail, but eolGae ourselves 10 seRle Ct its
prominent features, trusting that our read,
ers vii give it a careful P@erusal.
The bill provides ihat-tle money Of the
Stale shall be kept in The Office OF the
Treasurer of S ate in vaults AMI safes 10
be Immediately provided for that purpose
at tho public expense; aud the money COL
lec,ed in each County shall be kept ia
the Office OF The Treasurer in fire proof
vaults or safes, 10 be Immediately pTovi-
ded FOR that purpose. at the expense Of the
County, thus involving an immediate out
Jay of over S2p, go TO the people OF The
Sia;e, be$iles placing The ahole of the
public funds under the immediate control
of each Treasurer, givins lam lhs best
of means, and tempting lis cupFjity, 10
lake tie peoples money anI run away
with il.
Another feature of this bill that strikes
US as ~alrucious and inceu>istent with all
crimin i codes, is thi.: If The Treasurer
:. ibis or any other County, through feer
II jursIurs, fire or failure Of any banks
whose money he has in hand, should de-
post any Money 10 the Western Reserve
Bank, for ii: holsst plrto,e Of saving
the same 70 The public. ahd without a cen!
Of profit or iniendod Proft 10 himself, this
&C, on his part * deemed eWbeZzlemeni'
aud upon conviction, lie is sentenced to
the Pcnileniary for Tot less tiian one oT
more than t~@eaty-one years, asd . pay
a fac of double the amount So deposilee.
a more inconsistent, ioc9Hsruous and in
tu,nan provision iban this was nevor