New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-30
4enz{ork Legislature.


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passed. .p: Missions Of the Pres
! ,r-o-iar Church 81 the [. :. OF Araerica.
ST. onro.ed the passage OF this Bill on the ground
ha, interfere with prejudice the parties 10 sun
now Reading in the courts OF Pennsylvania ~ ''
and new school Presbyterans ,e ,..;,;a,e-s
~ ~ rt,ence or affect the litigation N PennSyvana
Re believed there already os'ey IN "a
S,,.c with the same narse Is proposed IN inns oni.
the purpose 4f reaedyins ths ev'!, seie''e' - 'O -
,hc bill do 10 on the .abe-carried. g.
tn ,cc The cap,a stock OF the Triton insurance oo'i
many in Newly ork--passed- ayes % - ,,,o
r. a,rd the act 20 regulate The floating OF rats OF 'c
Hudson rIver-pas>ed
Adjourned 10 10 clock tomorrow
n ,ro Assembly among the petitions presented. was one
fro merchants OF NesYork, for 'odircanon Oh te la"
re.1lnr;ug The inspection OF beet and PORK. r..
The House was occupied during nearly the "!oe Oh -
session IN discussing proprety OF connittlAS the
rno OF the majority the committee on roads and
IN relation 70 bridge the Hudson at Albany flhay
The report was committed b. vote OF % to 80.
The House subsequently acopte. resolution agreeing 10
the Albany bridge bill committee At the afternoon
a. If sad bill of those which the rules OF
The House require should be acted committee OF the whole
Mr. Hoffman with the view of taking the sense OF the
House granting tine TO the minority OF the committee Oh
WAYS and means :. repor; the State appropriation bill
ovcd the adoption ola resostion calling on the Coptroer
for tabular statement stocks issued railroad companies
since he had made up his last fiscal report.
The resolution adopted. Adjourned to half past 3
is SENATE on Wednesday, Mr. Furn1an introduced bill
70 incorporate the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New
York.
-Four i!ls were read third time anG passed wiz To
provide for the ingcn, deaf and durb enable the Cen
c,a Society of Mechanics and Trrdesnien in the City OF
NcwYor 10 extend the benefits of their school and library
and the bill 10 roe;c Agriculture. Previous passing
The later bill was amended so contne the appropriation
for the City and Count, Of NewYcr 70 the American Insti-
TUE instead OF including the Mechanics institute The bill
TO provide FOR the completion of the State Hall was also
passed.
In AsselB1Y, bill was reported divide the County OF
Genesce and erect the County of Marshall The name of
Wyoming was substituted FOR that OF Marshall and the bill
ordered 70 a third reading.
number OF bills Of private local nature were then
considered and several of them passed. but no farther bust
ness of scAeral interest was transacted.
AL.pAxA-Severcl changes have been made in the rival
tickets for Congress in this State: Hon. WH pcle Wing
has declined standing for reelection Fifth. and Col
VIM D. Damn has been substituted ;-Jeeiah Clemens mas
declined az the Opposition side meeting strong opposition in
the ranks OF his own party who believing that ne had un
airiy crowded of Hon r. Chapman, resisted and called
thout awaiting It's decision and Mr. Chapman is the ac-
kuuwcdged candidate In the Second District Hon David
Hubbard who was nominated for reelection peremptoriy
declined and Gen g. s Houston has been selected The
Antagonist tickets arc now as follows:
Dit Opposition Wing
l. Reuben Chapman, john l. fnthe!
II. George s Houston, john NJ. Lewis,
III Winter W. Payne, George W Crab
~ Dixon H. Lewis Henry w. billiard,
V Bcninn;n G. Shields William d. Dunn.
Members OF late Congress
The Opposition candidates have all been regularly nerna
ated by Conventions except Chapman. who wl be az none
of the Wings have been but Gen J NJ. Lewis Col. DUNK
was nominated by meeting Mobile the Others IN various
ways.
The Legislature meets Extra Session the 10Th to fix
day for the Special Election whch Will doubtless De held
early in May There be lite doubs Of the complete
success of the Opposition ticket.
Posi- Office interchangeable Boston Times condemns
the Postmaster General for his alleged direction e Post
master OF this City his List OF Letters be hereafter pub
shcd in the Express instead of the Ecening Fost the
assumption that the latter has he greater circulation We
assure the Times that It's premises false and OF
It's censure falls he ground
The Times that the law expressly requires the let
tiers to advertised the papers published in the Post
Office District or ncaes, which have the eXten-
ve circulation II this be the fact then the whole reign OF
Jaconsm has been series Q; parabe and fragrant yela-
of the law. Fog years the Lists of Letters have been
published alternately in the Evening Post and New Era
neither OF which mas onciourth much circulation
other oneia much many other journals We trust
that under hig Administration the provisions Of the law,
whatever they may be, will be implicitly obeyed.
P~ty Names.-The Star of last evening has seE:zof-
cal communication assaug for the second third tine
proposition casually made this paper that the friends Of the
National Administration should be known simply WHO'S.
The writer prefers Democratic Democratic Republ!-
can. Very well; are particular We arc a anx-
neighbor be that the ofhe Govern
should be strictly Republican you prefer the word
Democratic bat consider The Of secondary nPor-
There be valid objection to the asslmp-