Smyrna times., 1859-03-17

, ernment should be able 10 maintain neutrality
IN case of a conflict involving so many impor.
tant English interests.
AS regards the sentiments of the Vienna
Cabinet, 1t is stated that Count Buol believes
that peace may still be maintained, but that, the
Emperor is of different opinion, and deter.
mined to vigorously defend his Italian possess
sIons. Prussia, upon whose determination
much depends, has as yet avoided to commit
herself any further than to declare that she
would act In case of an assault upon The Ger.
man c"ntederacy, which of course does not in.
clude the Austrian Italian States.
! -
oohETHING NEw.-The Constellation, the
largest and perhaps the ablest literary paper of
New York, has introduced something entirely
new IN The history of the publication Of popular
family newspapers. 1t is nothing less tina n The
publication of a Sermon from some one Of the
distinguished clergymen of the world every
week. The present, past and preceding weeks
sermons of the noted Spurgeon were given. the
reoulns OF which will dIspel the idea entirely
that Spurgeon is simply sensation" preach
er. They are simple, torcible and direct, and
must do good. The next issue will contuin
sermon by Rev. E. II. Chaplin, followed the
week after by one from the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher and so on, each succeeding week. a
sermon from some prominent minister will be
given. The Constellation, besides, is devoted
to romance, sentiment, poetry, &c, and ably
edited by Park Benjamin. Esq. Terms, 50 90
per annum. Nos. IL and IA Spruce street, New
York. If you want better paper than the
Ncw York Ledger, get the Constellation.
Summary of NaWs
0EF At the election in New Hampshire. the
Republicans elected their Governor by 5000
all three members OF Congress, and large ma
jorty of the Legislature.
0CF Mrs. Sickles has returned to New York.
and will reside IN house at Bloomingdale, the
use OF which is granted to her by Mr. SIckles.
as long as she remains under her fathers pro.
lection. Her little daughter will, for the pre.
sent, remain with her.
0Er In the case of NeIlis Us Grouse. in The
Supreme Court of New York, WHICH wosnnac
tlon for commissions Of 81 900 for procuring
husband for the defendant. Justice DavIes rem. |
dered his decision for the defendant. He held
that all the authorities concurred in the doc. |
trne that no such action could be maintained.
0~F The beautiful new Methodist church m
Germantown, recently completed, was dtdlcs-
ted last Sunday, with ceremonies alike slrDole
and interesting, by Rev. Bishop Scott aud others
1t cost $4,000. 1t is SO feet by 80 In d,men- |
slons. Its seats, like the gospel preached IN It's |
pulpit, are free TO all
o. A letter from Manchester. New Hamn
shire, to the New York Post, dated March Q |
says: This is the one hundred and sirth
day of constant sieighing in thus vicinity"
GT Strawberries and asparagus are begin. |
ming to make their appearance in the CITY mar.
kets. They come from Savannah and Charles. |
ton by the steamers.
1--WE see that the House comnittee m
divorces, Pennsylvania Legislature, at their
meeting on Thursday night, agreed to report
bill divorcing Emily L. Fry from her husband. |
Horace L. Fry. The report has not yet been
acted upon.
OF The circulation of the banks throuphou, |
the Union, in the year 1858, was SI93 33O.
600 against $l55, 100000 in the previous wear. |
OF Friday afternoon last, the remains Of
the Postmaster General were sent to Tenne..
see, by Adams Express
w "uusO AAOlt lo'"ldlly resigned the Othce |
of Commissioner of Patents on Saturday. He
entered on his duties as Postmaster General
Monday.
o. Official dispatches have been received
from General Johnson, at Utah. The troops
were in good health, and the Mormons civil TO
the Federal authorities.
05-A new Cincinnati penny paner. the
Press. is printed on a press driven by one of
Erlcssons calOrlc engines. After giving this
motor a fair trial, the editor saws its comnle,e
success is established, and that his expectations
are more than realized. The expense of run
nlng 1t IS only one cent and halt an hour, or
80 cents for "a running hours.
0E- t. w. Brown, of the Wiscons;o Cb;.c
gives the following experience in relation 10
"butter' which, by the way. is tFe experience
OF many just now, from necessity:
We are creatures of habit. Bu,,er e.,;oo :.
nao'' l. Is mistake that il keeps children
from ehoklng, or The rusty palate from swing.
ing on It's hinges People can live without il.
we tried the plan, and 10 the classic language
oil "cnange, still live afterwards" We made
up our minds that butter was humbug. Thai
1t was unhealthy. That we did not like or
want butter. That we did not believe in ea,.
ing oulter. We bade it farewell, and embalm
ed our butter-knife in salt We wrapoed onr
churn -oasher IN Grape We turned down n
lear 10 Websier's unabridged, where the word
ana lis meanings could be- seen nfier the las,
cow should go grass in kingdom come. and
lacteal blessings be no more forever