The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-01

Essy1 In the Common Pleas Court yeSter
day was an appeal case rom some Justice
docket wherein iud gment had been rendero,
against Sandy Nelson, a colcrea individual
for So in favor of Jacob jackson, anothe
person OF color. Nelson contends that as /,
came into the State after the adoption Of tn.
present organic law he is an uGconstitutioua
Niger, and that jackson cannot collect III,
sum due him IN consequence. The case /:
one ct SEINE interest ii its relation TO ths
Constitution and the negro restrictive article
s-lH9taaa .j0urHaf.
The New Albany Ledger says the editor of the
Indianapolis Sentinel is great admirer of Mis-
Walk u, tt ccloTed female lecturer on q visit !,
the capital, Tue whisky, on the Naossh, it j,
SAID. throws men who drink il into spasms The
whisky AT ledanapolis may have g:yeu Bingham
a different spa-rn. The Vermont Banner saws a
publisher If Democratic paoer got drunk with
negro and Republican had to iss ne his paper
for HIM. The whisky that makes Republican
/ issue Democratic paper is the meanest We have
yet heard of-give US the Wabash article to pre-
ferencei
a tough subscriber to a country
paper was struck from its mail list because
be wouldent pay up. The delinquent's wife
insisted wrathiully that she knew what was
newspaper law-that she did the proprietor
was OBLIGED to send the paper until "all
arrearages were paid
@The importation of tea plants and
seed by the United States Patent Office, anG
other preparations making by that Bureau
for practical attempt at tea culture in this
country, given fresh interest to the subject.
The Charleston Courier of a late date saws:
1--WE regarded that experiment as proving
conclusively the adaptation Of the tea plant
TO ho .l,p,a tn o{ Il
the opinion OF DR.. Smith, after careful ex-
animation. that portions of the mountain re.
gion of North Carolina, South Carolina.
Georgia, and Tennessee were better adapted
TO tea than great proportion of the land
cultivated in China
The Cor persyile Times says that MIL
Porter, who lives rear that town. was caught bv
the shirt collar the other day by the limb of tree
under which be was riding, and lifted out Of rs
saddle aud nearly stfanged before he could be
released.
- Rice straw, or Leghorn hats, without aDv
trimming. are the fashion at Paris Some of +.
them cost two hundred dollars
The Chinese IN Caiitornia-Tn Chinese
have temple in San Francisco which cost
$50, 900, and have imported an idol from
China at a cost of $50, OOO 1t is the image
OF man who figured in China three hun
dred years ago, and a great statesman
and warrior. as one said; like your Wash
lngton.' The only efforts in California to
Christianize tue Chinese are by the Metho-
dists at Sac anento. The law prohibiting
Chinese from coming into the STATE, has
been declared unconstitutional, and their
number now, 100000. IS rapidly increasing
The jews AMERICA From a lecture de-
irered hv Dr. Morris ]. Fraukn. 10 Providence,
n Sunday evening and reported il the Provi-
3enee Evening Press, We gather some facts in re-
alton 10 the Jews 10 the United States TIE
Iews in this country, The speaker said now nun.
Der about two hnndfed thousand. IL New Y rk
..ty alone there are forty Thousand TIE asien-
Jon OF the Jews in Europe is turned towards
America, on account Of the persecution 10 which
hey are subjected 10 sane co1ntries or the Coz.
lae7', end rapid increase Of their Numbers may
e expected by migration VI any Jews in this
'o8utry are occupying prominent and influential
in politics ard business Mess-s T axe
I'd B-ajamia, Of the United States Senate. and
irssrs. L5l!ico1-E, Oliver, Philip. aud Hart of
be National House OF Representatives, are nun
e-ed aEaorg the children Of Ab.aharn