, 1860-02-09

REconnEn's Counr.-The cnse Of the People |
r.. Arnold aud Cady, indicted for rape, is still |
pending in this court. Tie names OF The jury !
are asfolows: !
Augustus Frizel1, Henry Derer1nan,
| ). ". Hing, Fred Tut.ie,
| Eli l}ates, j.. Dan H. GFoW,
| T.. 4. Morse, Bcnnett Smith,
| Il. l., Chauman, 9. H. Adams,
| Oliver +. Fuller. Harvey Sasn.
The following indictments were presented By
| the Grand Jury yesterday:
| Charles and Rosalic Constantine, Mary Mack,
Jacob Frci, larceny; James c. Clark, forgery;
Oliver r. Chsppel aud William 0dell, assaults
with deadly weapons; and Joseph Wuzzwciler,
burglary.
The New TELEGRAPH L1SE.-Nihin short
timc past new telegraph liae has been cssao-
lisbcd bc.wcen-this city and Louisville, along
the New Albany railroad route, u distance ol
two hundred aud ninety-three miles. The pa'o
business Of the line is done in connection with
the Western Cnion Telegraph line.
Offices have been opcrcd at the following
places on the line: Louisville, New Albany
Providence, Salem, Campbcllsburgh, Mitchell,
Bedford, Bloomington, Gosport, Grecncast:e,
| Charlottesville, Corwin, Lafayette, Reynolds
| | rrancrsyille, Yestylle, Michigan City. Offices
Fl will soon be opened at Orleans, Harrisburg, FL
t 1ettsyille, Cloverdale, Iainbri1ge, LsdeEa
Brookston, San Pierre. and Michigan Southern
Crossing.
ora RISING GESerAr1ox-Wc have great
r sympathy for young Feejeans, brought up to
n simple brecch-clouts and missionary outlets
Ia n.anrt d'Aott!. Ne1egret that to large e1'
tent they are shorn and short Of humanizlng IL
aucuccs. aud trim their infautile religious faith
II in the presence Of grim images III copper
&c which when brought to this country-she copper
:, dc;,;cs. not the Feejceans-excite much wonde
ID aul high prices at Fancy Fairs. These ant
L. au other forms OF hexthen, have our sYn
b. :nathy. nevertheless, true to our conscious
30 ncss that our OWN country is hard to beat, "
IN do aver that we have in our own city, Of all tn
as AGES Of juycniltv. fran infancy to adolescence
re vnuuc theathcn equal to the best that can L
rs. imported We saw three Of these In the Mai
'nt shsrs Office yesterday, rough, ragged and tn
cir to bca,len instincts, worshppcrs of copper dc
ties in the shape ofcoppcr wash-boilcrs. n for
y Of idolatry affected largely by our gutter''
n'' and mud. Lark population. who are dcvous
rat inclined to this means Of making acceptable
nc (srin9s at the shrines Of the ejuuk-dealers.
bE" These heatben, Richard Shutt1eworth, az
1as eight. Market street native, vcry much
he'd crusted with eazthy deposits, John nogart,
1be xcsrs a ua.irc Of North Franklin street, "
her what ve used to hear termed ia letter in
1om Past Office" aud Bill Trout, decidedly srcell
inc mud long out Of water, now in his twelfth
, ta- ter: these beathen, We say, each had acop
nth, boiler in his nrms, marching in solemn proc
liter sion 10 the temple where these young vota7
ao' worship.
ID to This form Of infant idolatry is getting
his be serious nuisance and gricvous to be bol
'elns esrecially on washing days, the Tead5 sa't
iyed. III conner stimulating great actirity in
asks trade. The three lnds caught yesterday
aud old though young, and went through their J
les Of business interruption Of being locked up for
pesty night, with oil the GOODNESS that ten year:
ut to more hence will stiaen them up IN ease Of 4
folks urc Of some enterprise Of entering the ban
b the business with q crow bar under cover Of nj
which They will come before the Police Court to-
ocrats and will 90 to the Reform School, They
addi- Int three individuals Of the horde Of our S
to be heathen. What is to he done With them:
sill be society owe them anything more than to
them for the pcnitentiary and gallows:e
IS city the problem Of our age. :.