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New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
BEAUTIES or THE NEI-TR.4L PRESS.

The Sun suporex<c, Gov. Seward! br.e; and eNeeen;
Message s Thursday on the -ec; OF Mechanical Labor in
State pro.. but borroys ebe out an dl-
,oral article on the ,bec,. / may be very independent
to ke-p the Cioycraor readers whenever 'hey
are kely TO be generally appved ili We do not consider
honest.
Tho leading article in Saturdays Sun ass grossly u-
fair .. well a. hostile to the Wing party. it5 attacks cr the
Internal Improvement policy Keeping wholly out e sis'
tho Ia; IN. fa, OF the has been Deliberately ard
repeatedly peaged the Enlargement OF III. Inc Canal
and the TWO other work. in prosrcthat large sums haze
already been expended on these works which wi be sitter
i, ,.ee,, and lo., If The works c'uPleied-tha'
1carIy the whole labor to performed lons put
noder contract By yaa Buren, Canal Commissioners with
y,d-bc Governor Bouck their head) to Van Buren, con-
,,c,o who will claim damages nearly the whole extent
they permitted on-thaf the business ct the
Ere Canal already enormous !. increasing ever year.
and viii Increase sill rapidly 'oon a the ONO
and Indiana Canal and other important Tributaries n"w
in progress arc comIe,ed,hat the Canal Revenue OF New
York last year was over One Million and Half Of Dollars
and largely exceeded without the aid Of axatioN every
charge upon the Treasury the State including the interest
on Ten Millions expended works vet completed and
Of course no, poductve-Thc sun most uu>,ly represents
to s readers that tho question i'ue between the t"o
Houses whether the shall be plunged Three or -Four
Million, in debt CRAFTY brokers and spectators Such Is
the average neutrality Of The sun.
The eternal babb@ about the ebarrassnens Of Pcnnsy-
vana and Illinois hitherto and under the do
mion of Loco-F"0ism-wa. only affect those who do
not know ,ha, part the settled Wing policy OF tins
add nothing the State debt bayon. the ability OF
the actually accing Canal revenue TO pay all interest on
the existing debt and all charges the Canals for repairs
supcrnendcncc &c For instance should the interest re-
pairs &C. amount to 3 OOO00O any future yc' while
the Canal Tolls and other Revenues only reached
the Wig policy says Stop and contract no NOR debt
until the Revenue shall exceed all annual charse upon IT,
This policy render, morally certain that the State can
be embarrassed and Obliged to resort to 'aNa-
ton. But what the Sun for these ;sc Necpt to CON
ccc them
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

To tie o( The TribHne sSTvRDt5' h"5 IT,
DEAR SIn-You would do a noble action II you would call
c attention lin leading and touching Edi,ora Of our
prosperous Merchants and business to the condition OF
nv tho recent changes and rcvulsions hava been thrown ot
o employment and who exhausted all their efforts and
energies in cnleavore secure 'one business by winch 20
% an honorable position in the community. know. ny
dear Mr. Editor many noble Iirts-sose with wives and
cdrcn-otoo modest 10 press 100 haTd he claims
~, .y who are rninr with sccrc, grief aud dc=pondcncy
Now sir if our merchants and others IN prosperity VINO are
enioyng atucncc End leisure would only H'nh OF the ,'ay
dcsoatc hcn> whose spirits nearly crushed by miSi"
,unc-young men, too virtue and caracty-and would
rcsolee the spirit of philanthropy OF hcvcn to take ch
Of them some one three Young and ad them
10 secure favorable situation now many might he a'cd
from suffering and ruin And merchants and others
are generous and kind but in the mids of their own daily
care, they forget this duty 10 ink Of ohcrs-lhcy need
reminding and stirring up 1t would be a Godlikc decd IN
any oneaud am sure that if YOU would call attention TO II
in proper and feeling r=anncr would do much good ms
is a time when man should feel for and help his fellow
the poor and aortunac If YOU could but prevent bro
ken ssr would feel hcsrcdl bcg you oPr;orm
This duty and much oblice friend and subscriber
CONSTANT READER.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

iii, J. ite -!ir.; ,ra.ca ea-'7r' = answer
,ae arpea! OF o Constant Reader We fear le W.. not
relish it; bu; have written TO ea-- but 70 ro'i the
worthy class IN whose behalf he addressed l. aad Th',
suiernes We depore. We night saa PoFuars by taking
to them IN different strain but seaN s words o;
truth and .obcre,s AMI only hope 20 be calmly heard ha
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

loo BND-ny blunde Of sleepy eompoto , advertisement
Tor 'n exhibition Of the An,ad Africans read
pnPe ,msd Negroe, and beng .e and the
ryHs to P' the error escaped detection Therefore 4yer
r feile TO pay a' We suppose tiey have We state
the fact to .how at error wa, entirely uneento AID r.
greted By
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17


ve., the injury iatcudcd.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT r. Reed, 10. the Fe.5
.,,;, St,rc Senate ha> written letter ia reply IN =
;r, ro, III, citizens Of Phiialeph, with regard to Il,
sources Of revenue in tina, State The legislative enacea
m the las, Session for imposing taxes arr referred to AID he
,,.oi, which viii probably from each source am,
,, coming wear s estimated. The following tho ,mua
Of MS statements The under the act OF Jaa H. $780,
,li .,,t "a 200 900; those OF May 1871 $7ss00
,yc,ion and Commission duties, Sllo,O09 ColIatea l..
beri,ancc ra<es $4,000; Tax on Wis $4,000; Tayea
;c,sos :5e 600: Ta>s> on Bank Dividends Sl060O0:
u,,,lcr.' Pcdar, and Brokers Taxes, $500 The anc
G ,c,.f on the present deb; viii not exceed IN any ee
1850 oOe dellars-cays surplus OF tax rcsnue accCSi
mo 70 ,hc preceding estimates OF nearly 100000 doaa,,
Mr. Reed earnestly cpclS the aperson' cast upon rs STATE
b ,f,sc who either through iaoancc o. Wouton eNy d
r thar the State obligations viii not be met lie proR,
also notbor letter showing further the action II the Safe
with reference to IL credit.
v.ecrxI-It appears ,ha, Logis Couny-;hc las; 70 b
dcistivcly heard ron-has chosen Delegate (Clendean}
who refused to vote fer either Harrison Van Buren, a
yoar. So uc take him out OF the Wing column. The new
Ho,., will stand 6S uuloubted Wings G4 decided opqo,i
on and (Ba,v and Clcndonn) who refused t. vote for
either C2naltItc Tor I'H'''tlN' A''''' - 7 "A
o,ity of o in each branch OF the Legsatur and of course
four in JOINT Ballot.
The Senate has not been Wing before Last year 10 70
l6; House ofDeIcsa,cs - WLis and Cons. to 81 V
Raising Of Heap-rhc cultivation Of Hou'p exciting
considerable interest IL Maine present The soil I'D
to be admirably adapted cultivation and lis mporaAee
i such -, to Justify rcncwc and still
ons For nearly all the AID eordosa used IN both
the Government and merchant yesc-ya>t asfs the qan
y used-, derived almost entirely FROM the North Of Ei
rope OF course in the of any accident 10 the oesa
crop or any interruption of pcaccabe relations this supply
is entirely cut OIL When well cured. ii s said tina,
manufacturers, uniformly prefer American to Russian hemp
For the ten wears preceding October 1885 annual average
of 392 tons Of hemp has been imported to be used aln'a
entirely in manufactures Encouragement to It's growth as
for some ,uc been given by the General Government by
granting favorable contracts but without good success Dc
s h, last year however they have given contracts to the
extent OF 100 tons ayohiuros promising zoe per
delivered at the Navy-Yards The quality. however, has
been inferior containing generally about 80 per cent Of or
and tu peg of 1t Is said that acre OF good
land well will produce from 800 500 pounds e clean
he,nr worth upon average IN market; 500 per toa
Western FrcighfS.-rbc VI frcighis from Psurs
to Philadelphia have been reduced the following articles
Flour to :: - per bbl Cotton. jG Bacon Batter, Land
Pork and To.acco. 62i per 100 lbs.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
r II E T IB L \ E.
pror City intelligence see first page

&c Our edition of Saturday having been eSa''5's'
ear 70, Rev. Mr. KsnS. Errocr o. GES- Il '-
ag'e5ol. ' ., aoy order. sa.upped haze been con-
'ss e.'s an, ,a, e1celcp, discourse On 'ic lat as
-'i'nea 70 -, correcting the few which hase
o. '', s'' , 70 u. BY attentive auditors at the Tabaa
.s5 .sn,lvng several paragraphs which or RePor'c'
,a,,r 70 write out his hor;hand notes ii season
Ia, We may here ,ay that many who ner2 present
, vo.n,ary borne testimony the fidelity Of our Re
,o,,er to the spirit well The litter Of Mr Kirk E"o-
- while from no quarter have heard disseSHs yoice
uJ The Editor Of TnE TEsnpNE returns hi heartfelt
ank. to the -ods of this paper and the principles 1t up
hold. for tho addition of 900 substantial to it.
subscription last week He beg leave again to assure them
that ne eor, shall be spared his part rocr the gen
erous of patronage he has promptly received and
which Is daill rapidly increasing.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

iRN'" SNLNoT-Thoe who have particular
y as Sam Weller would y, a find genuine
soN's corner OF Ann aud N.,.aI.,t.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

G The St Louis Republican of the 9TH says Warrick
one o The urderer> the late tragedy has becn arrested
by Mr. X. B. Mcdowell all is safe in the Caaboose
e Another !-The Loni-ailc Gazette Of The 3th inst.
SAYS one Of negroes concerned in the ST. Louis muir
der thu mus; be Madison brought down from Gin
cana;i Yesterday an lodged the Jail of this city. lie will
be sent on tomorrow.
F,ytler-rhe ST. Louis Republican Of the 9Th says hat
Seward had arrived ,lat city He ih.t he left
Brown in Cincinnati the a9h ult and that he leave
the mex, DAY fer y Orleans The papcr adds We
look for the forthcoming Madison by the Of the Me-
cor and Brown leaves Cincinnati .ccorlins intention
he viii stand good chance OF making Ms appearance among
Us even before Madison.
Thus ,lcc of the four purdcrers have been takcH,sne
on the Missouri one Cairo. and Cincinat,-and
for the fourth there Is escape.
The s. Louis New Era, speaking of Warrich, says He
acknowledged his participation in the guilty work, and
roboratcI the disclosures made by Ennis, who he says plan
ned ;he plot but was present He also
we are told sccuscd white Of being concerned with
them, bat refused @ him
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

Detrapdiag Broker s,.d dcceicing a B4af-on FRI
dny evening Mr P Adams broker of No. 90 "als'rec'
A. -a usual with him. deposited W irunk containing about
50 600 in money an bonds. ccrtiaics SC or upward OF
10000 in ,he Phenx Bank. In the morning As 800" a
the Bank oeae boy entered the Bank with note a'-
dressed to the Baak officer with the name Of Nh Adams
subscribed to IT, requesting the officer deliver to the bearer
the trunk OF Mr. Adams and the boy saN the
trunk he cried out That the one The trunk was CIV
en- to him aud he disappeared Soon after Mr. adams seat
fo tho trunk aud 10 gone aud the order sent for 1t
found forgery No dinss have been received Of the
boy trunk disappearance from the Bank and the
perpetrators the bold fraud and forgery have probably e--
capped.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
Ry this Mornings Southern Aail.

p,~e ot ye,e.Orleans-oa Thursday. the 10th H.:
orleans o. which vn. ca.rcly consumed. About $50 5ss,
co,,sn, estimated about $4,000 were 'uFHeH' Iae Sc
+, known to have been the work OF a" inceodiary
Anat,empt was also made to set ire to the dwelling o..e
of Mr. Saard. bu; the pile of -baying' which had TIA
g;,,ei under the building discovered ia -ca'0a "a,
vent the injury ip,cudcd.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

. temperance Hotel has been established at Halti.
:nore. corner OF Fayet;e and s.. Paul-st-.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

4 Conaicrtcucr IN Trondlc.-Dayid Tits, cncrpri>ins
gentleman recently offered counterfeit 500 bill pay his
fare on the Illinois River steamboat lon. It detected
Ly he clerk and he ordered to change it, when lie denied
that he had money orany baggage Ihccupon he
searched and another bad 500 bill with several coun-
tcei, half eagles and half dollars found upon him.
Next his trunk turned up, and found contain
rncn of bad and good coin He handc! to
the nearest Grand Jary interesting subject cr further
Investigations
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

S..g - James Reed. master u . :.''1'TS
,.o,er =, (o.e.,rr Mas ma rrdc oaih TO statement
,,, IN, following !. the substance he s"'aT' iaa' Oh
Lo 1a, beng al ~ea a5o; fifteen miles iFe'H the New
f-..v -o b , ,-lall boat with thrEe men IN H. head
% = 70 land opposite Maaaheans Al the sane tine
- c-,.- abol, .ix -,es o: hir.. Win her nam
-. -. and ea,r;-s IN ,hc wind strangely a. 70 convince
- .,,. ,,. no one ~ board fie iIr7''-
,,ol b AVA for ,r and reaching hcr ioInc tA'
.r oe ~. schooner .Vced OF hi- ciiy. She was on nor
broadIc pcrv fuIl O: acr. He aw an augeF hoi whch
, been aelv bere through her taEboard quarter with
,r,f o,rer Some of h> crew with him. and theE
won, ro-,fer INFO the cabin wcrs they found two chests
~ and er,,,, On ;he bed in the Captain berth there
wa, bundle OF clothes and the appearance OF boy IL me
F u the sea pressed ths he'd and clothes 50 lard against
the lin f r.e dc that ihey could net be removed Ih1y
lott her At about o'clock P NJ, which ;ire she was ia
sinking In conclusion the deponeni docs socUniy swear
thu. ! his belief and it was the belief OF all VII" saw the
he'd and bedding before referred TO- that tie dead 5o6y 81
some person ,-qs IN he Captain, 5erh Of sai@ schooner
Vos,d.
Further eyelopcnlcst. must ce; up this mysterious nai-
tor Ce. Darcy L : Mar.hal for NewJer~ey, IN connec-
non with .eycra! sthcr i engaged in efforts discover the
me-, no were going ashore IN the small boat. The Mos'l
wa. owned bv Nc.slith eed- and Mitchell Co. of this
CITY, The owsers believe Capt. Sno7 and Two oth'rs
on board have been murdered The consisted Of VIVA
F Green. mate James Can;ue, cook Lyman French James
D. Fox and Thomas Smith.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

Slacers CapfTed-. letter received here yesterday from
H. Carroll. E-q L. : Consul s. Helena dated March
26'h l84 states that five Portuguese SLAYER. had u., been
brought in at St Helena having been captured on the West
Coast Of Africa by the British naval force that station
with Upwards Of one LouJQnd siayes board The slave.
had been landed Helena and remained Of course sub
lect TO the orders Of The BRUSH Government.
Nev Bedford M..rcnrr
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

lJ The steamboat Troy Thursday made the trip be-
tween this City and Albany quicker than had ever been
done 5eforein hours and 40 minutes On SATURDAY she
ou;-dd herself coming through in hours and "a min
mes
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

He'tod'sts N Her-Jersey.-The Annual Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church New-Jersey closed its
session at Newark Wednesday last. There are in the
State ouF districts and 1891 communcant, including ls
local preachers and POE Sabbath Schools The sum con,r
ba.ed for Missions during the year amounts To 1862 &c
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Post-Ha5ters.
CHARLES MARTIs at Chico,he Ohio
CALsg FooTE, at Salem. Massachasett.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

. Inc Government lost nOhia: By ;he recent turning Of
tae Sub T-eassry al St Ions.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17


Ere qi Toronto, Z. C.-TAs city was visited the
night OF the 9TH By the destructive fire known there.
it broke Steam Engine Foundry owned by AIr.
Andruss The flames spread rapidly, and the whole block
between King and Newgate DESTROYED Upward
Of tves-ye dwellings, beside several business Offices
burned The printing Office of The Globe among them.
The amount of the loss /. stated
sad Caoqlty-A XIII descending Black River, Arkan-
a.. upset by striking nag Ba;csle about II
month since when yoarg named ybrn Young ady
an5 three children OF Mrs. Li:;rc drowned Ms.
l. and child chung tke bottom of The overturned oat and
hoa:cd down the ent picked up BY the Steamboat Vic
tors almost naked and starving.
q,ar Barr,qrs Arrested-On Friday last the Police Of
Boston mad, successful attempt to persons
pcc,ed having been engaged burglary percrated
tina, cit. o. the 29th April last Thcy father and
son named Ferguson, an, large Of the stolen pro-
perty found ia their cellar
Cooa -qsioa.-The barque Union was to have left New
Orleans he lOth instant with tor;!three coored en
grants, from Kentucky for Liberia
g daeshter Of B Neuto4, E-.i. at PALMYRA. Wayae
c. aged nDe years was burned death the 9Th INST
While leaning her head upon table which lighted
candle fell asleep a her slee.e took fire the blaze
Before he could h relieved from her burning clothe. she
wa, ras, recovery
- Alfred NcC!s-a a married -a4a doing business in
Baltimore being sued on Thursday :yr balance of 9 -
d Ano, King purchase of Pork. peadcI minority
and p--siied plaind-s mother qeearing that he va,
undes age w SHOULD Ike feel the bumps OF the justice
The annual meeting Of the Connection: Historical So
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

= The steamboat Missouri arrived ST. Louis on
iih the remarkably short tse Of I'VE days es: oae
our from New.Orleaes
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

the opro,i,ien candidate consFe.. fo the Fete
Grteae District, Pa in place OF Enoe Hook r->igl,o>.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

Coioa -a.ioa.-The barque Union to have left New
Orleans On 10Th instant with forty three coored emf
grants from kentucky tor Liberia
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

= The General Synod Of the Reformed Protestant Dutch
Church OF North America Albany Wednesday
.he 2G .. Jane next.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

J" P-o c ?. BRoysoy is ectains on Oga;ory and ,he
Philosophy Of the Voice ,hrosgh the Western Cite. II ts
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

- Marx How.RD, E-q. has been appointed Posizss
a, Aun Arbor Mich wee c. Thayer.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
AproiNrMENrs BY TIE GOVERNOR AND sENATE.

orrco-samue b. Ludlow o.wego. first Judge place
David 7. Brewster, resigned.
John y CASEY of o,wego Examiner Chanccry, place
james Brown.
rsEco-icrt IIoughon. Worcester Examiner Chanccr
n place of James Brlckett gn-d.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

70 The settlers (quatters) the Public Lands subject
entry at DIXON Illinois have held meeting and protest.
ed against the sale Of lands advertised take place on the
10th Of August They say takes place they will be com
PEELED lose their lands pay 30 100 par cent intcre,
far money buy Them wi,h-T- consideration is not with
egh but what if the Goreramsat should happen ais,
need tho money due lands 4ken and not bought Or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-21
Correspondence OF the N,d,,o,,,

In the I.,;.,,,.. VIEW YORK, April IS.
,h. w ,u'lher discussed the QUESTION: ;.nyl me
Viroini, controversy between New Yo,t ~
the nnrno,. s"ouon 10 hold evening ,.ss;on w"
u'ed' Yeas II nays I3 SION was mega
I'LL, i"e assembly, Mr. Snoekbo,no,
e.. Ioeo foco from this Ciyl mo,sd w mex
S'"o' oe requested to submit 10 III N'e' mo
"o". reserve or discretion) all m. .essI'ure
80, u mere be any, which has ,,ker i,esPon-
SI,,.,.; feue,al Government and lin, oS pe-
ted Ib,s '.s"u 20 case OF Mcleod He aJvo .s
eu 'his motion with the usual ar,n,,., ausoca-
quence oil Bentonian statesmnnsb,S "e"'S and elo-
mr. HOFFMAN, Of Herkimer-nIso L;,
80 out a HAn 81 sense and much kno..I ,-oco-
PO''e "nhrs, having bee for some tim. euse OF
~ oohS'eSs-took the floor as soon os o.. ~
serss SAT down. He objected to The re.o,,, os'
.e'eu' ana moved instead that the suhia., . OF,
W 1'e LUG cary Committee, with ms ruc,;ons
ol'i oru.rlns n0Lie prosequi on nh" ~ re-
conduct TO Canada TOT MS sale
MI simmons, (Whig) Chairman Of III. ~.
a ey Committee, deprecated any action nm ,h'.
leot now, and stated that the Judci,,v cHu, SUP
90 no" uhuer consideration a hill ,,..,;
- IusuSe 10 order Special Circuit for Nh. 80, n1
Inc debate was continued to n late Lo,,.
;nr,na lei" undisPosed Of when the Honss ad1
we E, have painful news from Boston. Major R,o,,-
Anu hAUGHroH, the energetic and f.,,Iyo -.
oil the Boston Atlas, died yeste,J, 81 'ess Cultos
Just as he was on the point OF emborp;n, epIPe1S
~ ,ne ACADIA You know him well and ,;II -
U nun oeier than can. All me- nm, h. 80 ~
sai"n' spint and his death leaves a void - 80
ed''o'laI ranks which will not tom be 6IleS " '"e
'si HARoIn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-21
RICH Nj ON d.:
MORNING. APRIL Al.


~ hsraet OF letter from the South side
Nos. Una NAT mas uncle Tom TO say about Abolition
- s"a' ueaih has snatched our noble old Presi.
;. rom the cares Of Office and life1 never see
80 'esu'ueeI sheet. Does he still harp on Adolf.
V, ~ '"u extend his fears from it to MIR Tyler!p
"e venerable gentleman 1--WE answer) is, and ha.
oe.n LOT some time, quite mute on Abolition
"netner he has become ashamed of the humbus-
"he'her ha is touched with the remorse which
comes TOO late for his heartless efforts to brand
HARRISON with the suspicion OF fsvorng their OBJ
Je''s-'he man Of all others North Of the Potomac
"no Nor'h West of the Ohio, who had best desery.
eo 0' the south for his uniform end disnterested re-
s'stance OF their machinations-or whether IN. NJ.
tempt to attach similar suspicion TO Pc,s;d.n, IT,
'ef' TOO preposterous to gull hi, infatuated
readers, we know not: Weonly know tho, ,ha go
VI aooh'on Is hushed, and we can but hope that III.
most amlable of the coniectured rumor,-,,,n,r,.
'o' 'he aduction of the old patriot-has caused IN,
eeSss''". We hope the cessation will he perma.
anu mat that dead humbug will be suffered to
. VIC s'eep OF death, with the HUNDREDS of others
'' e"'ua'eu from the fruitful school of Van Buren,
: "hien gave It birth. But for Richie in the
anu harrison IN the North, Abolitionism
"'1'u nave expired from pure inanition several
ears ago lheir presses have kept it alive-Gar.
'"S''Saied by Fanaticism, respectable from
me sincerity in which il was founded-th. Editor Of
nc Enquirer from party motives, unaccompanied by
my redeemnS irait, for he has never himself beev.
ID The fables which he has induced his venerable
eadeTs to swallow as 50 many gospel truths.
we thInS now that Aboiionism may be consid !
red as dead and buried. Peradyen,ure Nj Cal.
'onn may and it conceive il ASSISTING his p,ss;
'en'a' speeuIa''ons to eXhume and galvanlze the |
'O'Pss IN the next four years.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-21
ny LAST EVENING". ma,,
Correspondence. of,A. s.ilsa.l la,.la...s.,, :

NEW YoRx, April ia
Inc steamers have not arrived as vet. ,b,,,.h
write, attwo p. M. the Boston mail has no, =, ,,
'''eo' The detention Is surprising, as the we.,h.r
was mild last night. Perhaps the arrival Of a..
r"gush s'e'mer at Boston has caused the d.i...
OUT 'his is hardly probable. inasnueh a. I'm. =, ~,
would have been due ere this il il had not l.l, n
ton until late last evening. os
The Wings are holding public me.,;,.. NJ.
East, and all around us, for the pur,o.. os 'h-
sung coincidence IN the new Administration.
Inc Legislature of NJ York Ind ,,,o -,
oeiore them yesterday, in which New vsu,uJects
ne mon feel great interest-thc one reIs,;n ana
reW iork anu Virginia controversy and - w ue
.he Imprisonment OF Mcleod. The frs, 80. ne otner
~ ~ ."e senate upon motion to continue Ihs az
hro~sh, w" 'ne resolutions some time .,ns.
ousut Forward IN regard TO the conduet Of n, s'eo
nor seward. The effort to create >. S' oo'er-
,oi'eu, ana the subject was laid unon r. ussion
bare majority-l2to H. Wv" '"e "o'e by
an important resolution was ofrer.d l.; a.
liz ,,.quesung the Governor to commnn;c,,.
place between tho Esecuti,. ou,L nau taken
anu OF NJ York, and whatever ,rr,n,ou sne ". ..
c e'.ieo in'o oy the said Departmep,. = "'u
r,enee 10 the case of Mcleod. nov. ~ IN re-
500 :p, AZ once gave rise to a warm d;.s''
the cb,rss. nr1 OF Mcleod, even il euiI,y 81
S ne images preferred against him. wa. suy o'
uelehded upon the ground that n, h.a Aeaiously
i 'o'o man any citizen of New York vo,,I rone no
10 s"nna' circumstances. He WINS In, ~ w UNI
49, me D'u u OF MS sovereign. A Mr. Hoso,.o
resoIn;nn remarks to this effect, moved ,na, no
on The Ia;s senIeu De referred to the Comn,;."o
Attorney General TO ent,, = 'U directing the
ssS VI MeLeoo' The resolution w,s hGYI' IN The
&c 60 a Seaiousy defended and fn,lI, oPPo.
"e Jay only, by an adjournment. N''P'seu