European Oppression

The Voích of Jncob snyp, thot a letter from Mnyencp, dsted I6ih of Alay, mrniions iIip embark ition of two iinndred more Bivarian Jwe, in the prpcfdmjr week, for America. - They gnve a grievous occonni of the treot ment which" the Jpwk of thBt country are subjpcteH fo, and whicfi leuves no altornnüvp bilt nbject endnrance or xp.it riat ion. Anmng tlic foruis of opprpjision, t ill bc rpmmbercd, that on'y the eldpst pon f a Jewish sub jct of the Kmg of Bnvnria is pprmi:ted to m-rrv: ilie jnn'mrs having to conform to o ronipulsory celibacy. An edict has just beei promtilwaled at Munich, forbiddinp Jpws to deal in cattle, either by fale or brter! Can it be the lölhcentmy in Bavnria, or have "ve ftrred in onr reckoning?- Sabbalh Rtcorde.r. That is bad enough; bi:l thore is fiomethiii? worse in the United States. Here a largi portion of our citizens are not only forbidden to deal in cattle, bulare made cattle thetnpelves, and sold in the mirkst to the hiphe.-t bidder! O when will oppression ceaae! - Morn. Star.Qr N. P. Willis is now in London, writing home letters to the N. Y. Mirror ibout the most celebrated Opera giils, the manner of wearing the hair nnd shiri collars, the latest style of hats, the most genteel mode of tying cravats, and other mattersequally important. These letters were seized upon with great avidity by bolh the city and country press. The Editors of the Mirror have secured a copy right, and now offer to let country papers copy them at one dollar for each letter. Vastly liberal! (ET6 ThO English papers give on account of nn electric gun, which may be drawn by one horse at the rate of ten miles an hoür. It will discharge from 1,000 to 1,200 balls a minute, one inch in diameter, which will kill at the distance of a mile. They pass freely through n three inch plank. The cost of worktn the dispenser of glory for 18 hotirs ia $50 and will do more thnn two regiments o infantry. -