GLEANINGS.
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The bill to prevent horse-racing in New
Jersey. has been dismissed BY the legislature
of that state by majority of four


A man named Carol, belonging to Mar
blchead. in prison at Salem, Mass. for abus-
ing his family and neighbors, lately attempt.
ed to murder his wife who had paid him
visit in prison. She was wounded badly.


The law Of Georgia, by which the State
was divided into districts for the election of
members of Congress, has been repealed.


The number OF Free Scools in South Car
olina, is about 746, in which 9O61 children
are instructed. Their annual expense to the
State is 81 ,643 dollars.


An attempt is making in Baltimore to form
small Library of moral and religious books
for the perusal of the prisoners in the Jail of
that city.


Mr.. Herwick, of New York, has obtain
ed patent for inventing new mode of
making boys clothes, which is said to unite
neatness with comfort. being plant to the
attitudes of boy, and thus benefting his
health and growth.


In 1875, there were imported from
the British West Indies Sl,45I,55 in gold
and silver coin-trom the North American
Colonies S5l4.7 .739-the duties per ann. on
importations from the b. w. Indies e52,6S5
dollars.


The Treaty made by Governor Cass,
DUNG the last summer. with the Chippewa
nation OF Indians, has occupied the attention
OF the Senate, in its executive sittings, for
several days. The ratification of the Trea-
| ty is said to involve constitutional difficult
ty.


| 1t is suggested by some Journal that all
class-i of persons feeling an interest in tue
bankrupt law should take measures to pre-
sent memorials to congress on their particu
lar views


a letter from Turks Island, of the 4t
instant states-''A fine American brig ha,
Just come in to load with salt and is ordered
off,


A man named Daniel House has been ar
rested for cutting letters of their pecuniar,
contents in some Massachusetts post-otfice
This House was very properly removed tt
another house-of correction. The paper
say our "sccond Daniel will come to judg


ment."


Isaac Anthony, residing In the town O


lie Roy, New York, who had been insan


for a number of years, lately broke loos
: from his chains, and killed his aged mother
, Reuben Rankin who was to have been ex
ecuted in Kentucky, on the 6th ult. for tn
murder of John Blake of Ohio, took opiur


pills IN such quantities as to Kill him befor
the hour of execution.
r A city paper cautions the public to be o
: their guard against receiving counterfe
cents, which are fabricated of cast iror


and must have cost the ingenious artist b
whom they were made, as much as the col
they were intended to represent.


The duties arising on imports into the di:
trict of NewYork for the quarter endin
Sept. 30th, exceed S3.o00,000.
1t is curious fact that the int!uenz


which prevailed hnre so generally, we ma


say universally, IN this country, last wnts
= and spring, was also felt at Calcutta and


the Sandwich Islands.