The Evansville daily journal., 1859-01-24

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1t is true, where the Journals, on their
face, show that q bill on its finaIpassage did
not receive in its favor, the votes of a major
t ity of all the members elected, prescribed I
by the constitution, the whole legislative
sr- proceeding would be nulity; because, if the
srsi requisite number do notgvote in the affirna-
7.gs tire upon such final passagey where there IS
Z, defect of power, and no bill soipassed can |
ever have tho force of law.5ss9nl S2s --ss
s,6, What we decide is, that upon the face of /
sii the Journals there is enough to induce the
conclusion that the statute incorporating the
e. bank was constitutionally 7enacted.v The
rulings Of the Circuit Court must be sustain
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s.1y son Bib News Summary. .o3sY s4'
9asii lpeAs The latest news from Southern Kan
s sas is to the effect that perfect reign Of ter
ror exists there. q eA4 s'i~N 'l@u14.
szossd ,Bslys Hiram Powers has been assaulted
lg3rby a. crazy young man at Florence, and Sc
riously hurt 81 ti-9lts altiA@R ssoi :. -
s5v Bsgf "A iSpahisrd has made application to
a7i3athe authprities of the St. Louis workhouse
r .E for the kair of the female inmates offering
30 to pay affair ee uivaIent therefor He is wig
lsdi lmazerjd The St4Louis papers think the ape
a cTplicatioh ought not to be granted, because
bis- the city has no right to demand any thing
but work and good behavior from its prison.
2.
par Some of the farmers ii in northern
i2+ Ohio and on the borders of Indiana, have,
sa' commenced the breeding and raising Of deer
= the same as they do sheep and they brings
y them to market in the same manner Hence
the abundance of, venison, - = - l,3s
= ~ BzS| Another brutal murder took place-in
-..li. New Yorkson Sunday morning. - Two fell,
lows broke into a house of iI-repute, and
h-9A were making free with the furniture, when
aatta @ HpS 5 }4st Pt RESh5 4A4s " IS
passing by after the yilIains were elected from
-7H the premises, was struck on the head and
shot in the lungs. Hedied soon afterwards.
'.''i' ges s@Late Havana dates state that the ne
o. = groes were somewhat dnruly j, and nany OF
them had been arrested and imprisonedz
-N' Two thousand five hundred knives had been
~ sold to them during few days. 1'.--., ,a,e,
r,,r,, gGA. .On Thursday morning some, of the
employees of the Hartford Mater Nv orks
~ were thawing out a hydranE at the corner
~ of Front and Temple streets, by pouring in
go fluid and touching it, of with q bit OF
, lighted papar, when thehydrant /" exploded
,g-s blowing up the three men,, singing of the
ssre whiskers of two of them, and knocking the
s.:-t third down. l--~-..- .,fs a., vi -,ss4
go ass Huntingdon, the Wall stFeet,iorger,
-1 occupies himself in Sing Sing Prison by col
s- lecting alibraryi reading up the classics max
~, : ing criticism ON the poets, and in other kinds
of 'Nhard labor has acute Rheumatism,
and his nind is weighed down. by eonsci-
m BUSINESS of his social degradation, says, a
M writer in the Tribune ius brsa gs4sg -
B@s One OF the persons, thrown- from the
cars at the Late disaster .near9 Colutn rus Ca,
s "a has been arrested for robbing the dead body
..-s.sof a lady passenger OF, Sz0o.,.f ss,ass -.
4. f aesa -4L is ru1@o @ored that young and prom
.r-ss ising member of the Lafayette bar, who has
Il vs recently embraced religion contemplates ex-
e changing the profession of the law for that
81 e of the ministry. ,,-.s,t s3 .asa,,zs
BeAy The lumbermen and capitalists of
y Richmond, Maine, have lately opened new
branch OF business. They. have set me-
chanies to work building houses for. export
alton. They entirely complete the houses,
even to the gnest ahish, and box them and
send them to Boston.
nea, "A bill is soon to be ihtroduced into
the Legislature of New York to incorporate
aThe Kane Monument Association, for
the purpose of erecting a monument in the
city of New York, in memory OF Elisha
Kent Kane. The monument is tobe erected
within FIVE years from the passage Of tie
law As this movement has largely inter
ested the synlpathies of tie ssFjsonic frater-
nifty, as well as thousands Who have ad-
mired the matches intrepidity and fine
talents of the Iamented explorer, no doubt is
entertained that the efforts already made,
and to be made, win result in one of the
80 most imposing monuments III the city =
Bely@ So numerous are the accidents rAat
occur almost daily. with regatd to ladies
dresses that most Of the London hospitals
have determined upon, providing fresh ac-
= conmodation for such special cases 10y
throwing open additional Compartments
which are known as "Crinolihe W ards
They are three times as spacious as any othel
ward. -r~ -. f--.,5.,-.. .9
esa. The Legislature of New York costs
the State over s., 300 every day. -.
~ gfa-John W. Chase the noted forger
a. who was Convicted on Tuesday, in NcB
York, Of forgery in the second 9egTee, wa.
sentenced to iInprisonment for nine wear;
and nine mohths-being the extreme penal
..-A ty of the law. seI am much obliged to YOU
Honor" was The naiyerenark Of the knaYe
as he left the bar ~ -, -. i: ~
ssE Lord Campbell says It is law in Eng
land that inry who cannot agree q may X
locked up during tie session Of court, ans
then carried in acart to the borders Of In
next county, and there shot into ditch"
esa-A long report in the London 7Has
was recently telegraphed from Mancheste
to London, by young girls, at the. aYerag
rate of twenty-nine words a minute; an
' with hardly an error in the whole Coco
work; but htoY do they keep the TELEGRAPH
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