sNoLICENSE' TRIUMPHANT /!

THE EMPIRE STATE UPRIGHT!!.
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Most joytully do we congratulate the friends
of temperance, righteousness and judgment
TO come," on the signal victory they have
achieved in the election of Tuesday last. As
far as we have heard, the deliberate voice of
the people has condemned the lesalized drunk
ard-making trade in thunder tones. The ma.
jorities for No License are generally far greater
than we had dared 10 anticipate. Already does
the influence of this election begin to be felt
for good already does the sordid, blinded, or
misjudging rumseller begin to see and feel the
estimation in which he is held, as the respon-
sible agent Of an iniquitous business. in the
commnnity-in which he lives. At Yonkers,
j.. Bastford, to his credit be it said, closed the
bar Of his hotel torever, the moment the result
Of the ballottiDg was declared in favor Of No
License. At Flushing the License party were
SO confident of success, that they employed the
Flushing Band to celebrate their victory, but
when the result was announced, 'Othello's oc-
Fcupation was gone,' the Band had TO go home
with their noiseless instruments in green baize
bags, while the Temperance Hall was illumi
mated. In Williamsburg, the vote was unex-
pectedly gratfying-over two to one for No
License. This was one of runs strong holds.
Brooklyn has given an exterminating vote
against the rum traffic. Brooklyn rum sellers
will doubtless migrate 10 The excluded city.
"Here they may be safe" another year ''from
the all-pervadng" teelotallers.


THE TELEGRAPH.-Thel line between Phila-
delphia and Baltimore will be completed and
tested this week The delay is occasioned SOLE
ly by the desire to prevent difficulties after it
shall be fully opened fer public use The whole
line of posts, one hundred miles, was compile
ted in thirty FIVE days Between Wilmington
and Philadelphia new adopted iron cord, in
stead Of the single wire commonly used, has
been put in successful operation. This iron
cord was made in one of the wire factories OF
New Jersey, and it has worked so admirably,
that although it would occasion much delay,
the directors determined to use it on the whole
route. They have had to wait patiently for
adequate supplies from the factory, but when
once put In use i may be relied on.


Wilmington (Det.) Journal.


LOVE- AND GLoRY.--A gentleman from lber-
vile, says the N. o. Jeffersonian, married a
most lovely girl, and in two hours afterwards
marched with the volunteers.


A rich planter of East Feicana was en-
gagged to beautiful young lady, with no dow
er but her charms and virtues. He reluctantly
left her Tor the frontier, but, being desirous OF
securing TO her his estate, he induced her to
follow him to the city, They were married,
and in few minutes she returned 10 her new
home, and he proceeded with the volunteers.


Glory attend these hero husbands, and love
and bliss to welcome their return!


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!. A salute Of 20 guns was fred on Governors
Island. below New York, on the rec .ption Of
the news OF Gen. Taylol's victories.