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LADY PErlTIoNERs.-A memorial signed by
ssz thousand and ten ladies Of Cincinnati, has
been presented to the Councils of that city, pray
ing for the suppression OF the tipping houses
which abound within its limits.


A petition from L, 600 ladies was recently pre-
sented to the Baltimore City Court, praying that
The laws prohibiting the sale OF ardent spirits on
the Sabbath may be rigidly enforced.


MURDER.--We learn fromthe Richmond [ky)
Review, that on the morning ofthe 9th ult a Co
lored girl of that county was found in yard with
her throat cut and entirely hieless. a colored
woman has since confessed the crime, and impli,
Gated two others "a woman and girD as accom-.
plices They have all been lodged in jail


SENATORIAL BLINDNEss.-The Senate Of Vir
ginia last week rejected bill for the completion
of the Deaf and Blind Institution of that State
Whereupon the Richmond Wing drily remarks
that ii was an act worthy of a Senate, which
blind itself, is disposed TO withhold light from
others.