, 1860-04-11
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! .ARx4SaAs RA1LaoAD-The question Of Stats
| ald to her railroads is now et-nes,lJ preaeed by
tue Journals Of Arkausas. L proposition il
made and favored to grant 10000 per mile to
the roads within the borders ef the state, max
Ing IN aggregate loan Of SIC, 900.
REa1asEp-Mr. Smith, Of Mississippi, has TO-
signed the Consutah1p General at Constantine
pie, in consequence. it is said, Of the expense Of
the office being 1900, while be is only allowed
$4,000 with which to accomplish the feat.
Tho rebuilding Of the Pemberton Mill, at
Crosby, Of Lowell, is 10 do the brick work, and
it is estimated that two millions ot bricks will
be used in the construction.
DISCOVERIES IN EcYPT.-Lord Duiferin has
been excavating on the banks OF the Nile, and
it is understood that small temple, with the
coluns yet standing, and Il considerable num-
bsr Of inscriptions, have rewarded the search.
4 ConroRA71os W1ru SouL.-The New
Orleans Gas Company has voted seventy shares
Of Col. William S. Campbell, SO long the Super
intendent of the gas works Of that city.
MoRE CENSORSHIP OF TIE PnEss.-The pub
fishers Of the New York CAristian -adrocak<
and Journ0I have rsceired communication
from Virginia Postmaster, that be has decided
not to permit that paper to be circulated through
his Office.
WNfcNEut LIES utEu bb2IlEu III TuH3Gel-
phla tor tile organization Of self sustaining in
stltution for hom less and outcast females, in
which they can be employed znd instructed in
progressive system OF horticulture. The plan
has been designed by Hiss Emna uardnge, tho
lecturer.
a remarkable trial has just been concluded
in Lelpsic, namely, that of Dr.. Lindner, pro-
fessor in the University Of TINT town, who has
been convicted Of the crime Of stenliug and mu-
tilating some Of the books and siSS. in the pub
lie Library. The sentence passed upon him is
six years Imprisonment with hard labor.
Letters received in Boston from Rome, state
that With decidedly improved health, Rev. The
odore Parker conte1nptates return to this
country during the coming Summer. His
friends, however, are desirous that he should
test the healing influences of the Italian climate
for another year.
1T is reported that our Government will put
General Marin on Lis trial, and release neatly
all the other prisoners wit cut trial, on the as
sumption that they were not prfvy to the pur-
poses Of the expedition. What counts the in
dictments against Marin will embrace is not
mentioned.
SrATrAnr FOR TIE CAr1To1.-Two cases Of
st}tuary that lately arrived from Italy were On
tue 3D. opened in the old hull of the House of
Representatives,. They contained two large
white marble statues BIZ Crawford, one repre-
senting Justice and the other Hlstory, intended
for one Of the great bronze doors on the east
front Of the Capitol.
GALL1c MonEs7I.-M. Granier de Cassagnac
IN late number Of lie Pays, in reference to the
Fapal question, says:
"Speakiug absolutely, God has no need Of
anybody; but for the last fourteen centuries be
has alyays thought it useful to employ France
for the accomplishment of his desisns.''
SNAKE IN TIE EYE.-A gentleman from the
vicinity. Of Bruceyllle. had an animal removed
from Ills eye by Dr.. Up De Graf, Of this city.
1t had been living in lis eye for some time, and
it was, he consulted the Doctor and had it re-
moved on Monday last. 1t is called Cystic
trcus a|IuIosa, and belongs TO that class oi aui-
mails known as Eato@oa.- Fincsanes Ga.etk.
The Davenport Gc.ette says that sincu-
1nr disease has attacked the cattle in that ylcui
ty, chiefly the young ones, who hAd been fed
on June hay. Six yearlings, some of them vcry
valuable, have died. The first symptoms Of
the disease were lainencss and a swelling Of the
hind or fore quarter. 1t generally proved fatal
in about twenty four hours, resisting all medi-
cal treatn1eht.
PRECAUTIONS DEFEATED.-The Ropdnut Eour-
ar states that last week man paid 800 into
the State Of New York Bank, kincston, and re-
ceivcd draft on New York city bank for that
amount, payable to the bearer. lie was q
stranger. and doing something to create sus-
AAI
vent alteration, aud tho amount was plnced on
different pieces Of the rAper. But when the
draft was presented At the city bunk every one
of the sntns placed on it at Kingston was so
skilfully uttered from, 800 to Sgoo that the
changes were not detected, and the paner was
cashed for the latter sum.
3IoRE lRHEsposs1BLE CENSORSHIP OF THE Pass.
We learn that the publishers, in this city, Of
the CAristian ddrocate and +vurnol hare re.
ceiyed communication from a Virginia most.
master, that lie has decided not to permit that
paper to be circulated through bis Office. This |
irresponsible censorship Of the press has gone
agreas way too lar already, md we trust that
this new manifestation ia the same direction
vii! lead the General Conference Of the ". E.
Church, shorty 10 assemble, to address to Con
gress strong memorial OIL the subject. Their
united voice would scarcely be disrexarded-
Il. !. Com. ddrerttssr.
IoSGrELIow's TEsrERs.-Thc Rer. .lr, Long
fellow, Of tue. Second Unitarian Church IF
Brooklyn. has lately published a second edition |
fully introduced at his church during the past
rear. The Trustees oftte church have dec;det.
10 hold rcspers every Sunday until June next.
Instead Of alternate Sundays Us heretofore The
Unitarian Church at New Bedford {Rcy. Messss.
Weiss and Potter, pastvrs.; hare letsiv adopted
the whole service; the Unitariun Church ut
Syracuse (Rer. Mr. May, pastor the Unitarian
Church at Alton, III. ({ey. Mr. Forman, pastor)
have adopted the service tiu part) by pcrmis-
sion Of Mr. Longtclow; aud two OF three other
churches are now considering the subject Of in.
PRODUCING tie service at their respective church
cs.-N. !. Tribune.
o.o.: ..::c.=e par OF rats, happily situa-
ted and uudistutbed, will, in three years have
increased to Csc, ,Sus calculating that ten rats
eat as much in one day Us mau, the consump.
tion of these rats would be equal to that Of
$3.50 men the year round, and ieaye eight rats
in the year to spare. The ra. multiplying at
tremendous rate, it is about as well this little
th,eying animal is put to a useful purpose;
what more so than having his Goa. nicely
dressed to adorn and Set of the delicate hands
Of tue ladies'? Our ladies would, Mt the sight Of
rat or even the mention Of mouse, scream
With terror, yet they have daily communion iii
the skin Of i rat graciog aud encasinE their
delicate hands. at the same time exclaimiu., II
like the odor," or *such duck Of glove"
etc. How useful then are these little animals.