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JAPANESE EMBASSY.

just received from Washington, on exhibition.
BPADY's GALLERY,
No. Ga Broadway,
The only authentic PsoroeRAPa of them aken In this czntry
Aso the different candidates for tie Presidency and Vice
Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-09

LINCOLN CANPAIGs CLUB OF JERSEY CiTy.-A
large and enthusiastic meeting of this Cub took place
on Thursday evening at Union Hall, Jersey City,
II. A. Green, in the Chair. The several Committees
reported progress. A communication was received
from the Lincoln and Hamlu Association Of Newark,
inviting the Cdb to attend grand ratification meeting
TO be held at the latter place the afternoon of ines
day the 18th inst. The invitation was accepted, and
Committee appointed TO make the necessary arrange
ments. Committee was appointed 10 inform the
Hon. Ephram Marsh of his election at previous meet
ing a. President of the Club and 70 conduct him 10 tho
chair Upon taking the chair the Hon. gentleman ad-
dressed the meeng at length stating that he had just
returned from tour through the Western States, and
that the whole Western world in blaze Of enthu.
sasm for Honest Abe and Hamlin. The meeting was
also addressed by Messrs. Potter, House, Hopkins,
Slater, and Others and adjourned Ut a late hour.
HUDSON CRY PoLrcE.-Seven additional policemen
have been appointed do night and day duty BY the authorizes
ffy 81 nd
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and won an named Csro Iouns representing
a. husband and wife were m gh before Justice cornwe yee
tards, afternoon Charge attempting pass e
q bills Oriental bank Of New ok at the store Of Geo.
Ksg Of Marion and Pat hen streets and At the
stor. Charles Smith, the OF Patchen AID chsun-
cy evenings since The accused underwent par
ts examination when they eDsDded fort further hearing
BRooKlYs CRY CouRT--MoDday, June l1.-Nos.
a. &C. a. 30 49, 81 ~ 49, a. 49, o. co. A. 49, ~ - 80 w.
The Circuit Court will take up new causes to-day
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FRssK FowER.-By letter received at the Dis
,rict,Atorneys Office, it appears that an application
has bsen made to the Governor for the pardon OF FFak
Fowler, recently convicted Understanding.
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Bo.ros, Nay 2, 1850.


r,vr FRrNcu Sort HATs-NRw STYLE.
BEEBE s. Co.,
No I55 Broadway.
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Gas, GAs.-GAs FIXTURES viii be found at tho
pea manufacturing depot Of WARsLR PKcK Co. No. $40
Boadway Large orders have st been 6ed Tor China Cal
I'D sec 0uz ns.s ~ les
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Ros.-T6e Excise Commissioners met yesterday
and granted ten nn-keepen' and three s'ore-keepen
Ee~lses, u. $50 each.
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Nryrp's MIR .CUI Gus VERNuN DESTROYER Is
The only sure remedy destruction OF hat e heeehss
Mater ugs usects Plant, sc Procure tbe a9oso
az avoid imposition. Sold by all druggists, e'ei,""''' ~
eiusl depot, No 612 Broadway
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Advertisement 81.
Cp,sn FNuy TIoIIDAy AT BARNUw's MUSE
TN with the most fascinating and Moral Dramatic Enter,n.
ment both syrypxoos snd The Giant BABY what
IA H. lightning Calculator beautiful fi-n IN tue Aqua ~
&c, are attracting universal attention.
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A seresade " ii be given TO the Hon. Reyerdy Joh
con Of Mar hand, by the Douglas Committee, tnis eve
ing, at the Filth Avenue Hotel, at y o'clock.
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DYSPEPSIA CURED IN FEW DAYS, ny
DR ToBAs's PUIsosIC LIpE sNkur.
~ Per bottle. Sold by be- Druggists.
Depot No. % CouItlandt'st., hew-YoEE
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NEW-JERSEY II,EIME

New DEPo1 AT PArERsoS.-Tbe New-York and
Erie Railroad Company about erecting new depot
buildings at the Marketsree' Station in Paterson, to
replace the old shanty used for that purpose. Tho
building will cost in the neighborhood Of $4,000, to-
ward which the Company furnish &C, 600, and num-
Der of persons in Pate' the balance which 10 to b
yepad with interest during tie next 6ve Year,. The
business of that section Of the Erie Road has been
eadily on the increase for come time. The place =
now ace, mmodat.d with fourteen trains daily, to and
firm Jersey City, at a moderae fare.
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The CORPORATION ATToRSEY ISyEsrIGaTIoy.-
tie Committee Of the Board Of Councimen appointed
10 investigate the affairs OF the Corporation Attorneys
ofhee, have beard from large number of persons, be-
tween whose receipts for moneys paid ana the return
oeived large discrepancies are shown. For instance:
james No''aek held receipt for $l0 but by the pub
neo return OF the Corporation Attorney ia cred
"o with the payment Of 50 only. Taree dollars only
S'e s'so returned In the Of Noah Smith aud Tnos
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JrSK a-Bssore
Judge SsALLKy.
THE Mu1ISY IN THE HiRBOR.
Alfred Rider ana six other seamen U. the American
ship m. F. Stoer Of which BENJAMIN Trak master.
brought TO rl this morning charge OF creating revolt
boee said vessel while she ing this narpo the 2sd
OF May last The jury found a verdict Of Gully"
Jnes Dwight for the United States w Beebe for de-
PENDANTS.
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In this case, for brokerage on machines sold to Dol
Montsro of Peru polished few days ago the Jury were unab
TO agree, and discharged.
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THIRD WARD REpUBLicAss.-At regular meeting
Of the Third Ward Republicans, held atNo. 81 Murray
street. the following resolutions offered and
adop,ed:
ke,oed That heartily and cheely indose the action
OF the Cicsgo Convetyu and pledge Ourselves do all
complete The work noby begun by placing Abraham Lin
coin sd Hannibal Hsnu the Respective offices for which
they nomination. believing do that their election
viii place the Government in the hands Of honest aud fail
public servants and Danish from the National Capital the horde
Of c. rruponis who under the guidance Of the called Dem
ocIsic party have made country by&od and reproach
among the notions Of the earth.
hesoired That while large majority Of the Republicans of
NewYok had h,pcd TO this great battle for Freedom
der the lead Of syorte yet bow 10 tbs viii
msjo expressed by the action of the Chicago Con
nton, the Republicans of the Union that New
OAK will do her whole duty under he lead Of e gallant chief
tain chosen marshal its forces in the approaching campaign
DEATH IRON LAUDASUN.-CoroneTG Gamble held an
inquest Thursday al the Workhoue backSelrs Island
e bdy Margaret der who died the day previous from the
effects Of an overdose of audnu Margaret has been IN the
okhouse for about three months and about being released
Her clo go containing bottle OF udanum returned
b that che might be ready Sho AFTER she taken
siek and SUITS qnrniiy died si mort. examination
made the Ie.u Of hch variant the jury in finding verdict
Of de ah ffon Overdose Of sudsnun" There
pcos Of her having taken ith view Of sfdcetrction
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SUPREME COURT-SPRcIAL TERh--June 3-Before Justice
SUTHERLAND.


William Mitchell sgt Robert L. Haws.
In this the plaintiff that by virtue of
The act Of 1882 the salaries of the Justices the Supreme Court
increased the compensation allowed
The plaintiff pr 1853 Board
Spsi ~hich body the 10Th day 1853,
pasd resolution directing the Controller plaintiff
of fb25U. This inserted levy
handed the defendant who the Controller Of the Cicy
huwi which refused TheIeupon the plaintiff
alternative nandsus from Justice Leonard directing the
defendant the uid show for his
The ,cntrolcr returned the writ that ct the OF the
election Of The plaintiff his pensson had been liked By
constitution at ~ 0U per aud could therefore, be
ncie,sed during the term Of his Office
he ohId Of the refusal is that the extra compensation could
not be claimed by the Justices In o the passage
ofihe act Of 1872 and tina. such could apply
judges no by the Constitution prohibited
their salary " increased diminished during their Of
onLce" Decision
j. w. Mitchell relaiOi H. H. Anderson the Controller
CBANBBRs-JUsE o.-Before Justice LEONARD.
DECISIONS.
In re. Thomas McGrat1, jr., minor.-Solder re-
mnded TO bis cOmmandary officer and the DISCHARGED
Agnes 5. Kidder agt. alter s. Kidder Juds ment
OF dilVIe. granted.
Crawford agt. Everett Fire Insurance Company
Referred TO John T. Hoffman, esq, to report suitable
ctyer End cke the security be approved
fitzpatrick agt. McAuey ct al.-Alowanss of tive
per cent.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TBRM-JuNs a.
Before Judge BRADY
BROKERAGE CASE.
Richard sgt. Ouintard
In ,his case, for brokerage on machines sold to Don
Motero Of Peru polished few days ago the Jury unable
10 agree, and wer. discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-29

PsIzx FicHr MAN fIrrrE FIrIs. N 10, uocs.v
ssrncon ss SAYS the Newark Jos~oi Of the 2isn sss
anv o. about tv.pt nve pevscns proceeded from New
fors to hersos, by the Nes YorE sad Erie Railroad
ara VI nee IN carriages 20 apieoe o. near Lus
bststrf prize rght bstween desrous Of Display
ng 'hsr tctbce Ano posers Of eadursoce ring sss
without h~s Of tine for fear Of being otssurb,d com
uercsf work Sixteen ROUNDS = escrfbed BIZ q psrsoa
sent az very destc ATE and detssmineiverc fought
snen fne o. he praDts for the of the prize ring
navwr al The ngh knocked out Of bin, ped rhs
sres were once 'ascn w and toe parry hurried away
kns, or Of very much the zane skspe. oonsdesASle
turos tfporsons In tost vicinity MILL bu,
,per t.r tbs, they w.rs rom Ss@ York Aooa. sse
tine ,b~ nsht of included second EDITION Of New Workers
arrived Just too late.
kkIr ~ os rHx fRov rroruvp-Charcs Male, the fues.
I've ssve Who v@ rescued In Troy aad bic escaps
on FRIDAY, April 81, returned cty On the pam
as.,, bis freedom b.vipg e-er purchased sed TIE pro
feo snce BY Uri Gilbert, ksq uho the main con iact
Cd he pesc,siicp fov purchasr win bis Isae owner
escsFed from Troy, be six ies on bic
gay Schenectady, when hin hsndcus we're cut in ,~o
ecock 81 night Hero he found r,sBds Who took "a ME
bHnocuf1 and started him on his gay TO Anserdam on
W The bushs. s dss' sweraiss :, rrS . ~,
be went ten mica back IN country where he founs
employ mens and where he remained until his return 70
hoy.
Noxx DAMAGE wv roxSApo serrb,s tornado n lac,
SUNDAY afsernocs which demolished the Rock is,and
railway Srdgssscro-s Rock river da much other dsmsrs
~ that recop The Rcct Issad pagers contain accounts
q 10 ravases various points Al Green river station,
10 reported that BRICK store blown oosn and tha
cry goods scassesed over The rrsir-s AZ Gencsso nh
ssd test scne twenty Eve buildings vere destroyed on
the blum back Of Rock Island large tree we've rrostrsi
ed, and damage done 70 fenoes and ousbu,ldines In
Hampton, trees were destroyed, The han = = vsyv
hssvy In Oovtcva, . brick binding was blown 40 n
frsucs suffered much damage Emit sad Other tres
~sre prosrsfed 10 many places and fences sueref an
'eptvely Tie course OF the storm seemed 10 be from
the northeast sowsrcs The southwest
srrVxwSo Avn DIAM ON PLAINS - ne Omaha CIV
Fsrasfar Of the 10th inst says;-A Mr. NicholM Who
arrived in this city TUESDAY last issh nsssps s,rsct
ron Denver, reports heavy snow sorm on Shs p1sios
bh ard 9Th OF his month Mr. Nichols was q O'Fal.
On Buff the Sth, and while there the 6ead bodbea a.
nrrsnr who had persisted In the ssovm were brsueAt
herrror's many thousands OF em,erap a - rsad
stvec,' OFalops Bluffs and Fremonts Orchard and
arr entertained that great many psrishsd II The
ssrfu et referred ". Mr. Nichoih repoyo upvernI
cur vacse teams Sad stampeded IN Ne saoem asd
not reoesesed up 70 u~ ume that he len We akal
rt Tor adsistnal psstcuar> Vim much aaxissy.
TEE Lrsx sISna-fSs srn ers' svseaissHn b lynn |
veaed y devoss We r~mainlv fund.- b ~ ksuasy
The dsfen0 q ths parties isAt ~ ~ nsosU 1n1.f.
lssss - Mt csy oa " sssassa o. - rpso8 W9A
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URAGh hDViNClNG ON TIE CAPITAL.
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lHPCRYAgf FROM MEXICO.

CONTINUED SUCCESSES Of 7nE LIBERALS
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LA VEGA NOT EXECUTED.
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Our vsrs Ores csrssspo.dcses.


WA csrz xay q, $50
N n c.lriac-Rs~ Se~s People wcsh Ls1 . Drp
8r,--kirarc.s SAVs f~ kc~y-l7araiay No
a,~s s~isafso~ az xni--Nsn,ss AID
Joregnrs <,asdexss assy .Ho-ss-ssucces's " A>
"a ruis, d.
spce ny isss the liberals have bean forunse taroug,.
out TIE Interior, and Gen FSrs formerly ssod zgosg.s
csb'Ds, escaped Gu, Of jail and Joined the utsrss ~lh
SIXTEEN ofscsrs, winch certainly e pos muon; bat Mr.
Cserso has been recalled, .hoa n cusins tos cancer
out boldly and ns he'd been done ,so years ego the
rcvolu'lon would have ended thea. Mr pabo,s a, "a
isry comes 70 his phase, and he be nc, ara.
men he mrfovsnsnt vin be immense he N not
rvcal Mr.. esbrlac docs not come ao~u, beoaus, No
fears lynch iaw, az dscsns Mercsns aad forcsxsr-.
would Only be VOC barry 70 pull 81 the rope Which we're
n end bis criminal life me authorities have xen al
rhps IN their power avoid such . sssAsrcrh. however
,ss may be; but ssn esssse .sss be careful he~ be
"a .es
A., .saso nvess ~ "a vho hsaSs naip>a, ssms
sev,s .'tlans frop Ne eapsai, ed kisansss rpcs |
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MIRIAM oNiN THE FIELD.
Zaloaga'S Attempt to DspOse Him, end His
Arrest by MiramOn,
ss., Ae., kes

The steamship Pocshontas and schooner BrilIante
rived 81 New Orleans the 2ai nst, bringing dates
from Vera Cruz TO the 18TH and from the city OF Mexico
% she 10Th nst. The news Is highly interesting.
Ths lAes. sdvicee from the capital state that Mrsnou
nd left the capital the 10Th for the iateror, taxing
aosga with him. whom he had lad copdu :ted by police
oraoer Lagarde TO the palace he obliged Zaoags to
march IN his court drets.
me vlscoun, de Gsbrisc French Minis. err left the capt
al the sh inst, and at 1xtest dates At Jaspa wait
ing for Of transportation 10 the coast order 10
embark, oonformnbly 10 instructions from his govern
nent, which said 10 have been quite perem2.osy.
Anpudia is centrstng forces for attack on the
sap.lAL
Geosrai Drz not been executed been stated,
but ia said to have been badly wounded.
Our CITY Of Mexico Correspondence.
kkuoo, May 3, 1859
sAs ysrcsd L4.rs-HarS Times Amorg Merchans-Rami
rsz RemOtez from his commdndhis Outrases al Zaoae
cas- At0aod Jor--Freneh Honor Sdtisted-kr. k1tasw
pruen6s S1iifactcr--Doube Dsaisng--Ge~ La vega
Not Shot Massacre Of sparsevdsGcortae selling OF
Prxu. Good asiness--Csrpejai Repnted to hare LIFT
forRe United Sa.es, ,Sia Snug Lite Ssm-IH HsaRA
Of Hr. Kaller DC dc
Tho new, arbitrary and oppressive forced contributor
r continues to be the of severe complaint on the
part Of foreign merchants, not much account Of
what fxed by the decrco, account Of The
license given TO the Of increasing tho present
70 whatever the wants Of the administration
nsy DO. EXP erterce everywhcre teaches very dear
ksson, and IN place . dczrer one than IN Mexico
ysregners fAve held here for the past two years
hoping every mcnth that shange would con,e about
their advU Nsse but every month has only given new
prscts Ast position regularly and rapidly growing
verne. IN regard taxation his has bee7 slsrmingiy
ne cAse AMI to give your readers slight notion OF ho~
49,. I.wsll ~Nufr..
en me books OF OF priucipsl foreign houses
slowing imposts pail by that houre curing the las
shres years
Paid during ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. scee 81
L aE IL
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means OF recovering hn $500 900, that the ume
rsckosed naturally oay from the day (2e,h Novemss,
1889 which Mr. FAico0nets appcssioss 70
~, isss, IN. nm, 80 49, rssss 1911 IN Sovsu
oopn.t, although without hrs money she contract could
rot have been obased doss not appear thss anv
aftemp has been made 70 refund 10 ths innocent psrsy
vho had no interest In the rAnsa can fer from tins
may be sy inferred from the oh article The chartar OF
psc Company, afcupdss on she 500 er.ns shas no NJ
teHton exkB Of rtfuntine this money until the amount
sha be received by The company from the prod Of the
claims 70 be the Of the oo ooao.sssou
uncer the recognition Of the Mexican governmsnt vhicn
he~sysr has Withheld from him As right Of ranasrrns
In any event would appear that whether the sransac
tcc be mcrssse or an absolute use neither Mr. sloo
nor VIC Tthuanrpec Company can, until they shall nrus
refund the paid 70 Mr. Taicouncs 70 he usx,can
gevernmest with nierest and damages deprive NJ Fa
On the Art June lsss, and sos vithseandlns the de-
hut In the pay ment o. the bills draws a. Hloo he
and bis partners Incorporated themselves BY The Of
the Tstuantspsc Company" under Law Of The ssass q
Louisiana, passed IN 1S&2
me ssccss clause Of me contract Win shs Nerscan row
tor ",o plank point al which the
river Coazaoraicoe cssecs 70 be pavgnole IN the year
years after having osrmeno.d H. % sesa Tie
ton OF railroad In ore year. counting IRON this dal
and 70 nnsh rad railroad, with All the sry csrs AMI
prone government in boah O. zee Of having sosnaos
he works, and of their being nsahed.v
aSe IL. s,Ssg rs H. @s Ss
made, the msicras and toois collected together I'm M
errory Of the republic, and the rights oodossed "a him
" The conract he does not commence ans dnisb the
Wheel road, and II he does commence The rs,lrosS
within the stipulated time"
he Mexican government scted wisely IN REQUIRING sbe
Of plank road in antc,pssion AZ 10 10
soo q The railroad This could have been spesdiIv o<
trncted through the Isthmus from the nasuye a. 10
round and the quantity OF timber which n suup,ss sc1
n oe0nerciA world, H well - the republic n nexsc.
'culd have derived great bsnens from TIN road nsy
eeh then have vAned for Me esnssrucsa o. psvSscs
~ permanest railroad.
ne fshvsssepec ocrpssy have vsel.Asd 49, s.eae-
'ent and forfeited he oontrct un<er vhe sDsy -,
nes having, svsa unu1 M dV, esn1oaee1 - 60
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14
The Mississippi by Night.

By night the scene is one of startling
interest and magical splendor. Humid
reds of lights are glancipg in different d.
rections, from tho villages, Towns, farms,
and plantations on shore, and from the
magnificent FLOATING palaces of steam
ers, that frequently look Ike moving
mountains of light and fame so brilliant
" arc these enormous river leviathans IL
luminated outside. Indeed, the specta-
Gle presented is like a dream Of enchant-
ment. Imagine steamer after steamer
coming, sweeping, sounding, laundering
on hlazing with those thousands oflghts,
casting long brilliant reflections on the
fast rolling waters beneath. There is Of
ten number of them, one after another
! like so many comets in Indian file. Some
OF these are SO marvelously and dazzling
ly lighted, they really look like Aladdin:
palace on fire, (which it is mall likelihood
would be in America and skurrying anc
dashing down the stream, while, perhaps
Just then all else is darkness around it,
i delighted, too, IN seeing, as you very
frequently do, the twinkling lights in the
numerous cottages and homesteads dot
ted here and there; and you may often
observe large wood fires lii on the banks,
looking like mery-making bonfires.--
These, / believe, are usually signals for
the different steamers TO stop TO take up
passengers goods, and animals.
Lady Wortley's Travels.
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TAXING CoLD.- A "cold," says DR..
Hall, is not necessarily the result Of high
or low temperature. A person may 60
directly from hot bath into cold one,
or into snow, even, and take no cold. On
the contrary, he may take cold by pour
ing couple of table spoonsful Of water
upon some part of his dress, or by stand
ing in door, or before stove, or sitting
near window or other opening, where
one part of the body is colder than anoth-
or. Lett be kept in mind that uniform
ity Of temperature over the whole body is
tho first thing TO be looked after. 1t is
the unequal heat upon the different parts
of the body that produces colds, by dis
turbing the uniform circulation Of the
blood, which, in turn, produces ecnges-
ton of some part. Ifyou must keep a
partially wet garment on, it would be as
well, perhaps, to wet the whole of it uni
formly. The feet are great source OF
colds on account of the variable tempera-
ture they are subjected to. Keep these
always dry and warm, and avoid draughts
Of air, hot or cold, wet spots on the gar
ments, and other direct causes of unequal
temperature, and keep the system braced
up by plenty Of sleep, and the eschewing
of facilitating foods and drinks, and you
will be proof against cold and its re.
suits.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-03-14

BLACK REPUBLIcANIsM.--A horrible
tragedy was enacted in Ashley county,
Ark q few days since, being no less than
the murder of Mr.. Joseph Murray, an
overseer, by some negroes belonging to
the plantation of Mr.. Carter. Upon an
investigation Of the affair, it appears that
the negroes committed the fiendish act at
the lnstIgation of an aboIitionist named
Sneed, who promised that, if they would
kill Murray, he would have them CONVEYS
ed to free State. Five Of the negroes
and Sneed have been arrested
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HoNEYMooN.-The word "Honey-
moon" is traceable to Teutonic origin
Among the Teutons was q favorite drink,
called "Metheglin." 1t was made Of
mead and honey, and was like that Of
the European countries. These honeyed
drinks were used more especially at mar
riage festivals, which were kept up among
the nobility one lunar month, the festive
board being well supplied with metheglin.
Honah Moon signifed the moon or
n'oondM of the marriage festival.
Alaric, of Goth, celebrated by South
ey's poem, died on his wedding night,
from too free indulgence in the honeyed
drink.
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THE SrRoNoEsr MAN IN THE Wo.,,

The STRONGEST MAN IN THE WoRLp.
"A correspondent writing from Roxbury,
Mass, says that DR.. George B. Winship,
the young giant Of that place, still con-
tinues to increase in strength. He now
lifts with his hands, unaidod by straps OF
bands, ono thousand and fifty pounds
This he can do with as much apparent
ease as an ordinary man can lift $50 lbs.
DR.. Winship only weighs l42 pounds, and
Is but little over rs years of age; is
educated. and intellectual, aud bids fair to
make a wondrous mark upon the age in
which he lives.
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THE CENsus.-Circuar have been is
sued by the Department OF tho Interior
to the United States Marshals relative to
the taking of the census. The States are
to be divided into districts, so that six
weeks labor in each can accomplish the
enumeration. The census-takers arc to
commence on the lst of June; thus they
will finish the enumeration by the mid
die Of July. The Secretary requests that
the Marshals proceed at once 10 the sub
division of districts, in accordance with
the third section of the law of May %,
1850. He says: ain making this sub
division, it is hoped you will inform your
self Of the estimated population of every
portion of your district, and avoid the
construction of any subdivision so large
as TO make il impracticable for an active
assistant to complete the enumeration
thereof in six weeks of active service"