Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-10
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES

NEW YORK LEGISLATURES
We give in this days paper the procee.
ings OF The Legislature on Tuesday /,
will be seen that the resolutions censn;nS
the Governor, have passed the Senala
The editors OF the Albany Daily a..
tiser remark as follows, in their r AoH. J
Wednesday, N. W n 9
Our legislature have emphatieaJI,
warm session Yesterday, as The day I.
fore, the house was crowded to excs's Oe'
The friends of the Electoral Law sns,.-
the fight manfully; aud though their on uaa
nenis try every means to eyade giynrsp ''
direct vote against the measure, thew s;s
have to come 10 the point, and the pso "Il
will know who is who. An adiournmtp0,es
may take place to-day. In some of ~.
speeches our readers may expect a WI we
treat. Our friend Gen. Tallmadgs ' =.
lost none of his fire during the session I ~
comes boldly up 10 the work, and soma ne !;
those who are disposed to get round ~
question, have been made 20 quail uud as
the lash of satire, while the house and %I
audience have listened with pIasure n ", ,Ss
bursts OF his eloguenCe while yndcs,;aues
the cause OF liberty and the rights of mug
The Electoral Law has decided prsc.i
ence of talent on its side; but the dark 81
trlgues of The junto will prevail, and ,Ss
undoubled rights OF the people will be s, G
longer withheld from them.
Some curious facts nave been eIcu.d
during this short but eventiul sessioo
which we shall not fail to give 10 our ,.sd
ers 10 due time, that they may act Will
their eyes open when they 60 10 The b,IIo,
boxes in November
Ertract ofa letter, dated Albany, Aup :
'The whole OF the 4h was occuped j.
debating Mr.. Wbeaton's motion 10 lay II.
resolutions tor immediate adjournmep a,
the Ia BILE. AT 7 O'Clock in The evening
the motion was put and carried, 67ha9
u is regarded as an uDequlvocaI determi,
nation on lbe part Of the Assembly 10 p;a
il possible, the Electoral Bill,
'The Senate remain firm, and il is Sun,
posed they will not recede.'
". Y Msr, ADJ.
The following account Of an eyrsor1i,
nary case of recovery, alter lbe shaft Of
coach had been forced through The lhop, /
is taken from The Literary Gazetr Of Sun. /
day week last; IL also forms the subject nj
a volume just published by the ucceaIuI |
surgeon, Mr. w. Maiden, Of SlradloT |
Essex A person of the name Of Tppk
took eff The bride before Embarrassing rbs
horse, in consequence OF which The snins
plunged forward and forced lhe of shaft
through the chest from right 10 left, lust
under the arms; the point OF The shalt was |
then forced further through The oue! and 1
inner bosrdings of the chase house Il
space OF five and halt inches. The nal
thus renamed transfixed, and in some te,
gree suspended, until three larriers, VIII
happened to be passing by, heard bis .ria
and went 10 hiss assistance. They soon eI
tricated him, himself placing bis hand
the end of the shaft by which be was to-
paed, to draw his body of; be ihen walk
ed up two pair Of stairs to bed. Under ID.
bold and judicious treatment Of bis nediu
attendants, Mr.. Maiden, assisted by Sit
w. BLIZZARD, be recovered: in twelve dW
be was considered free from danger aDi
in nine weeks the wounds were healed
n otw outstanding bis irregular habits, (sBi |
bis namely be enjoyed for five yeaua
good health as previously. After ibis lime
bis mode OF life induced repeated attacks
of disease in the chest-sHd under Onsa
these be recently died, ten years slsFE'
accident.