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This piece of Music will be performed by FIFTY
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, assisted by the ORCHESTRA
OF THE OPERA HOUSE, at ODD FELLOWS HALL, on
the ed nst for the Benefit of the ST. YINCENTS ORPHAN
iuS mid
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ns~RemovaI-Tlae office of Singers Sew
ing Machine ls6 Canal street. two doors from Ba
rome street. nearly opposite D. H Holmes store
The price Of Singers Machine reduced from $50 to
s5 and The Family Machine is reduced $685. Needles 10
cents dozen.
With recent great improvements Singers Manufacturing Ma
chimes no p are far SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS for tine
sewing and they are made with little noise
Tir universal success has placed them be3on all
| net;,ion. WALTER BENNETT. Agent,
,,l ortF t5G Canal street.
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CRESCENT Cry BANK,-The result of the annual
election for President and Directors OF TINS oahh
ID officially published in another column.
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hour q Iaes.s sr,s..
' poara mat dis'ins 0s
':;;:; -.
survivors ,. 9 y Axe
=. { ! Il
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DIR. u. ". Mansfield-Fhis
distinguished Wtiung Test Medium has consented by the mr.
solicitation of many who have visited him the past few
weeks 10 remain days longer that those of their friends
who have not had opportunity of visiting hin may do
so At Rooms 1874 Canal street between Rampant and Dades
st,o+sG t,iye him G H. jail 2p3t*
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rgHcrrfng,s Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Safes Nos 81 and 81 'aSer street. New Or
Io.ns dc 2ptf |
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ar.rhs usual Essgu1t-areen island, n. Il,

March + 1858.
Mr. W f. Hagan have used your Hair Colorng with ex-
ceent effect 1t fully my hair which quite
TO its natural COLOR thkeaug much Ny wife has
also used it, and restored her hair giving new life
Respectfully, j. /. GoopEi'lA
Remember that this result produced by Hesreets In
inaitable the original only reliable Hair Restorative
Price 80 cents aud 81 bottle. Sold everywhere.
W. e. HAGAN & Co. Proprieors, Troy, N Y.
Sold by j. WRIGHT CO.. q and Isl Chartres street New
Orleans d15 2plukW
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Sca0eEE r.. Taylor,

bGESESb K AWSSDS5
IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WIZ LIQUORS, ETC,
10 and is Royal street,
Has in store large supply of the celebrated IRENE DE
BOUZY CHAMP NE in quarts pnss also other brands
viz CHARLES HEIDSEIGK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
MENTIER, and other brands Of inferior quality. have
large assortment of the best Old Shees such AMONTIL
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR SIERRI Observation-Disclosures MADEIRA, of
direct mportaion other Madeas of lower grade Superior
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Ports of less grade
The celebrated SAZARAC MISUNDERSTANDING 1895, 1888,
1902 and 1861 large supply always hand. All grades
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. WIS
KYSscotch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whs-
kys. SCOTCH ALE PORTER, in pints quarts COR
DIAS etc. My usual assortment of The best WINES which
will be sold reasonable terms any other house in the city,
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR.
OF 2ptf Nos. l3 and Is Royal street.
AS to the above BrNndes sheres Madeiras Cham
panes am satisfied house III the city produce good
better, Mt the prices Any house have dozen
each named wines If they produce better the price
pay prices if they cannot the Judges sinteested
parties the same good with anything have for sale the
ratio.
MIG 2ptf sEWELL T. TAYLOR.
BOOts, Shoes 04ed HrOg@sas,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dichng BOOTS Russes
BROGANS Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Campeachy
HATS at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
No, 10 Magazine street. New Orleans
Hats, Caps, ETC., at Wholesale.
We constantly receiving general assortment Of Silk
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W No. 10 Magazine street. New Orleens
III. II. Buckley,
w a II @ H M a * e r.,
s...................CaInp Street................S
DEALER FINE
English and Swiss Watches,
JEwELRY AND sILyERwARE AND PARIS CLOCKS.
Manufactures to order Jewey and Silverware Diamond
Setting in any style, and Jewelry repaired dl7 2p1n
Military Clothing s7Ezx1segfactOry.
II. HAMBURGER, No. St. Charles street,
Having made extensive arrangements prepared to execute
all orders for the above Goods with dispatch Unexceponabe
references given, if required dis 2plm
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FiRgAES' ClfARIrABLE ASSOCIATION. The quar-
ferIy meeting Is to be held on Monday evening
next. Sac the Secretary's notice.
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1REscEST RtFIEs. The members are called
upon II assemble a TIE arrnory this evening. See
lhe official call.
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Southern Rights dissolution
OF LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, December s. 1860,
From and after this date the book containing the Constitu
ton will be open signatures the Office of the Association
OLD DELTA BUILDING, No. 76 Camp street, between the
hours If 9 A. NJ and 6 P. H. daily. BY order of
,.,4. w O. C. CLAIBORNE
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"a UscI AIMED BAIANcE See the Union Banks
pnblisIled list Of unclaimed balances, in another
column.
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LOUISIANA INpgRENnGNT RANcERs.- This com,
pauy ii called upon to meet on Monday for organ,
ization and 10 report for active service. See the
Captalns no.iee elsewhere.
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~ Sd 22d inst.
rg egenins sar.;,s Notice.

OF IIlouisiall'I = 10 refer I
!: i''''' : = = r.
sas,s fals; 1 special meet.
g. I,s J. Il Z sg 4 ~ s's'''s'
J.sxs sssnoaa.loa y nu l,,,a m q
+ y iFsssi On tills w. 81
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NIoN lsAsK On LOUISIANA. The annual election
~ Direeteraof tlis bank takes place on Monday
the 2lstinst.
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PLANT ATIoN DRY GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
AT Cost, for CASH Only!
This Stock comprises all descriptions of materials for Negro
WEAR Blankets shceting Shirtinss, Linen Goods Silks De
nes Aernoes Prints GnghNrs Bareges Robes Organdcs,
acouets White Goods Cloaks, Mantis, Shawls, Paraos,
Hosiery Gloves Mts Iaces, Emboideries, Corsets Skirts
Cloths Cassueres satine Jeans, Drings Flannels etc,
al. SIC. any quantity to sn the purchaser AT MUCH
LOWER prices than nj any other establishment.
The public is assured that we offer articles in
stock price reimburse ourselves by higfprees
otlier goods, but that our
ENTIRE STOCK IS AT COST!
additional benefit here iii the fact that
they are NOT TEMPTED BY HANDSOME GOODS AND
LOW PRICES,
To Get i'm Debt;
for by the REAL CASH SYSTEM which we have inaugu.
rated and from which instance any deviaton
customers buy than they conveniently for
nor do they have compensate made by
bad debts, which, by the
CREDIT SYSTEM,
Is always done-THosE WHO DO PAY,
Paying for Those who DO Not Pay!!:!
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS,
Who visiting city the purpose of buying Dry Goods,
will find
Great Advantage,
before making their selection in visiting establishment and
posting themselves on the
CASH PRICES
at which we selling We daily supplying retail
purchasers with
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
At
MUCH LOWER PRICES
Than Goods Sold for Time fer the best paper and
would be well fol- those who have
Cash Facilities,
To know pce they paying for credit before awaiting
| themselves of il.
psg-our STOCK and PRICES will be readily exhibited IL
| those who wish to
/ ng>INvEsTIGATE,-
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS u CO.,
l1G Canal street,
ia- 2ptf Near the Clay Statue
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9TLoE 40 CREDlroRs See advertisement Of a.
Brother, syndic Of the creditors Of p CAREY, il.
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81 NE. III H. I.intio, agent Of the Southern ny
rrsss, aias is under obligations for very tsste
Mesas E1aTstfss
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Perfection Or light Z


COAL OIL AND L A MP S,
Just received at the
Lamp and Oil Emporium.
6.,......... CHARITIES sTREET.."........"".6
Per Steamship DeSoto,
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCK
COAL OIL LAMPS,
Ever brought this market embracing all the Newest and
Richest patterns both of Bohemian manufacture
comprising
ELEGANT PARLoR LAMPS,
CHAMBER AND KITCHEN LAMPS,
HALL AND SIDE LAMPS,
SUSPENSION LAMPS, and
CHARACTERISTICS Coal OIL
Rendering our (Which tho only complete in
this city, infinitely superior other in the South and equal
to any in the United States while
Extremely Low Prices
present all opportunity of securing these unriyaed
lumnaors, prices which place them within the reach OF
all. Also, on hand immense supply of all the best
KEROSENE PARAFFINE AND COAL OILS,
Parnfine Candles,
And everything apperainiDg Lamp Oil Trade.
For sale, wholesale retail, at the lowest prices.
H. C. COVERT,
ja7 2ptf Successor to Artemon Hill.
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10 jon PKiSHERs. The City Comptroller adver
fisss for sealed proposals 10 do the printing ami
binding of llis semisannual report. We direct III,
attention Of pointers 10 the advertisement.
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a
Ressf5sstyssas, LeaUts 8 Co.,

lle.. ..,..,,.. CANAL STREET. Zig
Being extremely dcslrous to convert their stock into CASH
arc now Offering their entire assortment of
PLANTATION DRY GOODS,
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rselr 4 MORNING. j NJARY ii, 1861.
AUc TIoa ) AI IS THIS DAY.

ID Tho gentlemen Of Adams Express nave oQr
thanks for pagers ID advance Of the mails
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! Springfield Republican cries, Oh, for an
ranl'' desiring probably, to black
I'D Democrat for that space
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Observation-Disclosures.

Lernuel Ronsall. of Pittsburg, for two years use
and society--a martyr 10 Chiiis and Feyer-curet
three weeks, and improved in eight hours.
Mary R. Belknap Sandusky, Ohio, after alm'
reason as we'll MS strength by Intermittent Feye
restored to health in twenty hours.
j. r. Triton, Of Belgrade, Maine, brought from
having suffered for four years, made we'll in Eve '
proved II two hours
Adolphe AIonbro, Of France, relieved in one hol
ing in the cars of the Fort Wayne and Chicago
was apparently dying with Chills.
Ellen R. Benson, of I.ocEport, New York, restq
years suffering. 4 perrec. cure.
Thousands of other cases prevented and cure
and not single complaint Of the efficiency of tht
INPECTENE
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K'Gaz Gan
STOP THAI DREADFUL COUGH,
DoCToR DAVIS
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar.
Under its influence the dangerous Cough removed
Splitting of Blood is prevented the breathing is rendered soft
and easy, and the unfortunate sufferer Is restored from
the awful condition of Consumption, healthy
Portable existence.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
ia7 2n2teodsltW Sole Agents for he South.
hKAgeEsUsxa'e.
BRUFE' BROTHER. 81 SEAvER,
$50 and 1856 Broadway,
NEW YORK,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERS OF
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
CUTLERY AND GUNS.
Manufacturers Of RIFLES and rERRINGER PISTOLS.
Inventors of the Cast Steel ovsl-Eye COTTON HOES.
Sole Agents for R. P. Brutf's Celebrated AXES.
SUGAR SWIMMERS, LADIES and CANE KNIVES.
ANvILs, VICES, CHAINS PLANTATION TOoLs,etc.
sCstaogues furnished hy nail application. iy2l 2p1y
BVHQY Paper. Wal Paper.
j. j. BV ERS,
no. CO Charities street,
Wholesale Retail Dealer French and American PA
PER HANGIEGs, BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS and MAR
BTIEs in every variety
Particular attention paid to all work in his line d16 2py
oReaU- SGyEe OF Photographs.
CLARK, AT 1ol CANAL STREET,
Having retted his Saloon in fine STYLE is prepared to
make a fine CARD PHOTOGRAPH unsurpassed by any
in Europe this country AmbrOypes, Photographs
snd Daguensotypes of all sizes and styles.
Ladies' Gentlemen wishing send their Lkenesses to
their Holiday Present would do well to call and
examine the Gard Photograph do 2plm
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EeGsssisse tEse Prices.

E.cgsasi9se gfsG Prices.
WE NOW OFFER OUR WHOLE STOCK
r ..z
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS. ETC.,
r EMARKABLT LOW PRICES!
Cmeans, etc From Sc 90 to $50 co
BUSINESS COATS, FToeks and Sacs... :. 90 to 20 co
BLACK CLOTH FR0GkS.. ........... u 90 to IS GO
C0GORED ...........,.. u 90 to 20 60
CASHMERE PANTALOONS..,....... :. 4 90 to 10 90
SATINET ........... 8 90 to A 90
NEsTS-hnu ense variety .............. 90 10 60
SHIRTS-Yery large stock. .............. 90 200
UNDERsHIRTs.. Observation-Disclosures. rs 80 5 co
DRAwERs...,. Observation-Disclosures. IS to 800
HALF HOSE, GLOVES,
susPENDERs CRAvATs,
TIES, HDKFs., etc., etc.
All at Greatly Reduced Prices:
y. oIHINGl BOYS CLOTHING !!
~-wELL TRIMMED.
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Nesp aoe,a Hoisse. & The DRAG oons Of yillars !,
Z tle opera 70 BE given osnlorrow night. 1t will
] ~ 4 pleasure u The public to know mat Adelina
PATH having finished her cement at this estab
lfaianelt ana gone to Mobile, will, after finishing
AeF there, return to this city and again
] appeaf at TIE New Opera House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

through all he Sts,@s, - well e pro ec'ioo ~
the rights of elaveowners in the Territories,
they are deducible from the principles, II not
the express words, OF the present consti-
tuition. and are explanatory and necessary
for the carrying out of the original compact
The question of secession is settled by ex-
pressly giving the right of seeding which is
not denied nor affirmed by the old constitution.
But there is provision which balances it and
will always prevent secession Congress is
compelled, on the demand of any three States,
to call a Convention to amend the constitution.
Here is the safety valve To obtain an amend
ment Of the constitution Of the United States
is next to an impracticability. But if the new
constitution is only adopted by the North
ern States there would be no necessity for
change during the next century. 1t is the
ultimatum of the Southern confederacy, and its
immediate adoption by the border and North
ern States is the only way in which the Union
can be reconstructed, and tranquility and pros
perity restored to a distracted country. Let
Mr.. Lincoln call Congress together for this pur-
pose, and he will have taken the first step Of
Statesman since he came into power.
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sew York Herald-Calffornfa Edition.
The mail steamship North Star, Captain Jones, will
leave this port to morrow, at noon, for Aspnwall.
me mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
viii close at ten O'Clock to morrow morning.
The NEW York WEEKLY HEIuID-California edition
containing the latest intelligence from all parts Of the
word with large quantity OF local and miscellaneous
matter will be published at half past eight O'Clock in the
morning
Single COPIES Ia wrappers ready for mailing six cents
Agents will please sond in their orders early pos
viblo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

THE GEORGIA Arms GIVEN Up by THE Po-
LIcE.-The New York YES els seized at Sayan-
nah by Governor Brown, in consequence of
the Illegal detention of arms by the Metropoli-
tan police, were to have been sold by auction
on the 18th of this month; but we learn that the
Police Commissioners have adopted the pru-
dent course which we previously suggested
namely, that Of delivering up the ten cases of
arms which they retained to the agent Of the
State of Georgia in this city, by whom they
bave been forwarded to the South. This pro-
ceeding Of course led to the release Of the yes
sels from forfeiture We hope that the rcpub-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

INDIAN DErREDATIoNs.- As the government
is Withdrawing all the federal troops from the
frontier in order to concentrate them on the
Atlantic seaboard, the question arises, where
are our citizens in those remote localities to
look for protection? To carry out a policy
which brings ruin and misery upon the hitherto
prosperous populations Of our large cities, It
exposes small isolated communities to the
chances Of pillage and massacre by the Indians.
The people Of Texas have already demanded
from the Montgomery authorities regiment Of
mounted rifcmen to guard their borders.
Does the government at Washington mean to
leave our own portion Of the frontier entirely
unprotected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

LET HIM AIoNE.-The Western papers are
pitching into Hon. Massa Greeley for manufac-
turing correspondence from Charleston, Savan-
nah and other Southern cities. This is too bad.
Greeley has been snubbcd by Seward, abused
Weed, had the cold shoulder from Lincoln,
and been literally read out Of the republican
party which he created. That will do for the
present. Let him alone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

BALTIMORE LoYAL-It seems, from the Bal
timore papers, there will be no resistance to
the removal of the democrats now in Office
there, provided that very moderate republi-
cans are put in their places. What does Hon.
Massa Greeley say to thats II is harder ,hau
the appointment of Marsh TO Sardinia? The
advanced section" of the republicans seem 70
find little or no favor anywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

cultural, manufacturing and commercial in
terests OF the nen-slaveholding States. Reve-
nue.. we bid fair soon to have none. Merchants
OF New York, Boston, and Philadelphia are
already making arrangements to receive their
mportations of foreign goods, through Charles
ton and New Orleans, in order to evade the
onerous provisions of the NORTH tariff; aud it
appears, by recent intelligence from Savannah,
that goods for Tennessee, and other States
beyond the Southern boundary, are permitted
to pass without the payment of any duties
whatever. The border States, Is is rendered
evident by the speech of Mr.. Breckenridge, in
the Senate, on Monday, are nearly discouraged,
and will speedily cast their lot with those that
have already withdrawn from the Union Pre-
citizens of Virginia, Kentucky, Maryland and
North Carolina, have been, to accede to any
minimum Of amendment to the constitution
which should secure their rights, they are
becoming painfully impressed with the convic-
ton, that the Washington government is under
the exclusive control of Northwestern spoils-
men, and rabid revoluionists of the Massachu-
sets school of aboliionism, and that If there
have been any peaceful proclivities, on the
part of Individual members Of the Lincoln
Cabinet, they are being fast buried out of
sight. They are evidently disposed to hail the
Montgomery constitution with enthusiasm; Id,
as MIR. Breckenridge exclaimed ;-"Soon, very
soon, from peak to peak and from mountain
top to mountain top will be heard the clear
cry for constitutional justice. Intercourse,
commerce, and common wrongs, will compel
them to unite and form q mighty republic, with
States which will keep the faith of compacts."
The voice of the people at the polls has, re-
peatedly, proclaimed the adherence of aboli-
tionism of the overwhelming majority of our
citizens. Since the last election, however, such
a change has taken place in the sentiments of
those who then voted with the republican
party, that probably not one out of six of those
who are entitled to vote endorses its principles.
Party lines have become obliterated by the
alarming crisis, which is hurrying us to destruc-
ton. Thoee who have anything at stake,
groan beneath the fearful contrast between the
present and the past and look forward with in
sary that the masses should begin TO act, as
well as speak and think. The leading conser-
vative men of the metropolis should call mass
meeting, for the purpose of making known to
their brethren OF the Withdrawing States their
approval of the constitution recently formed,
and their readiness to endorse 1t. Some formal
or informal means should also be taken, of send
all of The central States, such fiat of public
sentiment, as cannot possibly be mistaken, and
which will render misunderstanding impossible.
The time to act promptly and vigorously is
now; for out Of the overwhelming will Of the
people, can salvation alone grow for the re-
public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

The Northern and Southern Tariffs Com
pared.
We published yesterday the two tariffs side
by side, so as TO enable all readers interested
to compare them. Subjoined is table of the
principal imports, with the duties Of each tariff
from which it will be seen that in most cases
the duty is double, or 100 per cent greater, at
the North than at the South -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

The SUPREME Courts OPINION OF THE Me-
TRoPoITrAN PoLIcE,-Some time ago we took
occasion, in reviewing the case of somewhat
notorious person who was arrested, tried and
convicted on a charge of assaulting a police
man 'in the discharge of his duty" to say that
If the police bad really done their duty on the
occasion all the parties present at the time
of the alleged assault, which occurred in a
common gaming house, would have been
arrested, and the establishment suppressed.
The Supreme Court, General Term, has ordered
opinion fully sustained by that of the Judges.
They say that the police protect and encourage
gambling, and use their position as a shield
for public nuisance Further, it is stated
that the remark Of the prisoner to the Officer
Don't you see that this is gambling
house; you had better attend to this than
to arrest me'-was very proper under
the circumstances. And then the Court went
on to say that the Metropolitan police are not
bound to undertake the regulation and manage
ment OF the gaming houses, and that in this
special case the officer was acting simply as
the servant Of the keeper of the house-that is,
he was protecting person who was outlawed
by his own act, then being committed. We
have several times called the attention of the
public TO the manifold beauties Of the present
police system, and we are very glad to see that
the matter has been taken up in the higher
courts. The police should be made to under
stand that they are not above all law and
equity. As to the other branch of the ques-
tion-the execution of the anti-gambling law
we have nothing more to say. There seems to
be "a ring further up town than the City Hall.