, 1859-07-06
1NFEhIAL MOVEMENTS, :.
From the brussels NQtf3.l


icsty's advisers nre determined to pursue.
The question Of further amendments in the
laws regulating the representation of tue peo-
pie in Parliament will be undertaken with
riew to strengthen our institutions and place
them on bruader and stronger foundation.
THE CITY.
Pay Up or Close Up.
There are eight to ten hundred places where
liquor is sold in this city. There arc from three
to firc hundred billiard tabels, ind there are
some scores Of ten pin alleys. md half dozen
intelligence Offices All these must pay certain
specified Sums for license. Where liquor is
sold the license is &5:. Each billiard table
must pay IS per month, or it MAY be commuted
by paying in advance sa5 for year. The
same penalty is charged upon ten pin alleys;
and $5a year is the license for intelligence
Offices.
The first Of July is the time fixed by law for
paying these licenses and penalties. Some
have renewed thesE licenses, but the majority
have not yet paid their dues. 1t is made the
duty Of the Marshal and police to report the
delinqucnts, and each one in arrears. subjects
himself to prosecution, fine and and costs.
The city treasury is empty, and the government
is hard up for money. Since The Injunction was
issued it must look chiefly to these sources for
means to keep the wheels in motion. Time
cannot be granted. Liquor sellers must pay ur
or SHUT mp. Licenses must be promptly paid or
the shops must be closed. 1t is unjust 10 those
who have paid, that others should be allowed
to lloId back. Let Ill be treated nike. Pay up
md save costs, or close up and save prosecu.
tons The law must be enforced The run
ncrs, draymcn, hackmeu. expressmen md bag
gage drivers, all paid their licenses in the
spring, aud paid promptly and without grnmb-
ling. Let oil in arrears "stcp up to the Cap
tain's Office and Settle"
ugAp.-Henry Dencker, one of the three
men who fell few days since from scaftold
at Sturgis' new building, corner Of cass md
Huron streets, expired on Monday last.
DnowsEp 1T KA1AxAzoo-We learn says the
Detroit Tribune Of Saturday last, from gentle
uan just from Kalamazoo, that Ir. Chandler.
u resident Of Chicago, md a man Of wealth.
who was temporarily visiting there, was drown
cd in the river while batAiag, Thursday, togeth~
cr with nephew aged 10 years, named pcni
sou.
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On Saturday night, the house Of Il. Rice, NJ.
4'4 4a's'eo ea 1',' "A' e9 - "A t"'0
= pair Of pants taken.
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'es' oeF"ss shes.a' ~ "sss Aao'seu e'ss. :,
was enle'eu ana ~" "ot'" u .'ore': .at''ea .'
| GU LUIS Is 'a'' D. ''''" '4s'' 's''' 'A' -"
'atas' -
glesfon, no. :19 otate street, Was ea'e'eo' a''u
ceas' Eess' pants eao Wo.eo es.lfm seolea'
| r1rsr S.Ix or NEW WHEAT THIS SrAsoS-
Yesterday Geo. R. Eclley, Esq, commission
merchant, received the drst carload Of new
/ Winter wheat sent to this market this season.
II was grown in Perry county in this State, and
| was sninoed ty Msssrs. Mabcrly i Son, Du
Ouoin. The ouality was rery fine. it being
n,nm, and dr., aud 1t weighed % lbs to the
measured bus.,c1. The purchasers were Acssrs
Care & ueart mi1lcfs, who paid for it q. 50 or
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| Wentworth asserts in his paper thai
Mayor uaines is paying boz named 'olne,s
lIickox sla week out Of the city treasury, al
him to be minor, but still pays him! There
is no such person on the police or defective
force, nor does he drnw cent frotn the cat!