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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25
Gi.p ,tntelIigence.
Reported for The Tribune.

CouRT or SESSIONS, Saturday, Oct. 23-Before the Re
corder Judges Lynch and Noah and Alderman Wander
wort.
The following sentences pronounced by the Court
VIZ
James w Bailey convicted by confession Of burglary
in the % degree breaking into the store of the Messrs
Rockwell uuder the Aston House, and stealing $50
worth Of watches and evcry sentenced to the State
Prison for ears liz had been in the State Prison he
fore, ana had conaucted himself well Tor more ihan
wear after he came out.
Joe! D. Champion late merchant OF No. % Cuharine-t
who wa. convicted Of grand larceny in stealing Sl27
worth of goods a, different timos FROM the auction store Of
David c. Porter sentenced to the State Prison for
years.
John w Gaspar convicted of grand larceny, stOaiisg
$3.50 entrusted hm by the Cashier of the Osweeo
Rank 10 deliver James Il hurry, E,q. OF this city
was sentenced to the State Prison for three years.
yvnuus Warren convicted of assault aud battery IN
Joseph CanniG with Il stone, sentenced to the City
Prison for one week and to pay fine OF $40
The other persons convicted were not sentenced
Police OFrlcg-S,ealing Msncy-A man named Rich
arc Murphy, was yesterday arrested by officer Bowycr,
charged with having stolen pocket book containing $50
from Perry James, No. IS Eidrldccstrcc,, Saturday
evening. Mr. James Employed Murpay and took his
pocket book pay him hi. wages Mud after doing SO Land
down and orgo; IT, when other person vas present
,hau Murphy and on looking for had disappeared
No part OF the money found Murphy, yoi he
committed to answer.
Smndrs T5tfs.-Sophin Buckrnu arrested and
nittcl for ,tcaling h.sd worth so cents from John
Li..ak No. - Genre street.
''N''''" ',"'''' va" "', ''", :" P','V" ~
''''',S WASH WV VI go - '''
NJ w nv ~ - a,,,. ~. o.sd and ,,,;orad c
stealing 3 81 from Isaac Clark
1,,ef, ara y,r,r W,,,b-A younr man named John
r.,,. ,,, vo.ts,d,v ,,,o,,e5 bv oricor Loun,bcrrv
-, .,,.I, .,a.,,n. ,xor lc,.r -o,cb C,o, m mr.
-. 49,, e. .h,.h ,ro-,cr r.r,,d b,, tho
-.n,t.n,,n,. ,,,n,,t,,o r,h ,,i
'...,..., ,t,,r ,,as ,or,r,i,,,d IN r,,,o, ,or
1885, 'n' PUNITIVE '''''
49,, ,,....u yo.,,,d.v ror,;r, =.
,,,,m, ,,h No oe 0,iou.lv ,I,rv Rro,,i,ay
-, .nlIo,ly ,rnirg tho corner into Reado street ran
,r,u., tuo-ked down ard considerably misred ,ourc
female who W.. or, ,.iaE the street with het prayer
hook IN her hand Sho w, able. however. to proceed
IN .hor,,ima otueor. Prince John Davi, and Dua,hec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25
n.,uoera,ic Wing Nominations.

District. FOX Sh'A IN
CGULEAN G. yERPLANCK, NYork
DANIEL LORD, Jr. do.
IL. gzENRY a. LIVINGSTON, Duchess
liz. E67ELIhN MILLER, Of Columbia.
". DAVID RUSSELL. Of Washington.
V. EOSTELE T. LEE, Of JeHer.oa.
W. ALLEN AE2.aUE.T, Of Livingston.
VI, HENRY wELLEs, Of Yates,
EAEsas. NILES of Cortland.
VIII GIDEON EsAKD, OF Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

Hon. JoHs FORSYTH, late Secretary of State of
the United States died at his residence in Washing
ton City on Thursday night last aged 60 years. His
disease was cengcs,ive fever. He was one OF the
very ablest and strongest men OF his party, and,
next to Silas Wright, its rcadcs; and most skiliul
.ebater in the Senate, ut the time when its sup
porters in that body were called TO sustain Gen.
Jackson's Removal of the DePosiiOs against an
empowering Opposition, headed by Clay. Web
ster, Calhoun and Clayton. Mr.. Forsyths power
ful and indefargable efforts in that memorable con-
ties, were speedily followed by his transfer to the
post Of Secretary OF State which he filed through
six years, until the close of MIR. Van Buren, :
term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

uT DR.. Robert Moody of Burlington. Vt. was
returning from Colchester on Sunday evening 18th.
when he horse stumbled md fell. throwing Dr. NJ
gu, OF bis wagon and ruPturing blood vessel lie
detached h- horse from the wagon and walked to
the nearest house. where medical ard was procured
but he died in few hours He was very roPu-
lar and worthy man. 10 years Of age.
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FOR MEMBERS OF ASSENBLY:

FOX WEWBEHS OF dSSkNBLI
PETER Il. JAY. JOSEPH TUCKER.
RICHARD :. MOUNT LINUS W STEvENS,
NATfL C BRADFORD CYRUS CHENERY,
JOHN c. HAMILTON, CEAS III. GRAHAM, Jr
RICHARD :. CARIdAN, WILLIAM JONES,
EDWARD D. WEST. JOHN COGER, Jr.
ELBRIDGE c. BALDWIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

MARr1Axp.-The following is the o'fieA al got"
for Governor at the late Election in Marylan!, AZ
compared with the vote for President last a. VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

DG71ho Custom House Commissioners arc about
to recommends their investigation IN this City,
with view. doubtless. to the udiu-tmcn, Of Mr.
Swurtwout. occounta. VIM. 4. BRADLEY Of Wash
inrton !, appointed ono Of them in place Of Alfred
Kelley Of ONO 80 rha, tho Commission viii
bcnccforh consist of Mcasrs PoiudeS,cr Stuart
and Bradley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

IL S Juvenile So"crrt viii be given ct i6e
Baptist Tabernacle Mulberry street. by Mr. H. NIB
BRAOBURY'S JUVENILE CHOIR, n. ; for the ben
eft Of rhe Washington rempnrarc' Heneyolent Society,"
on WEDNESDAY EVFNi' Il, Oct. -.
During the ntcrmis.iog Mr. J Hawkins of Bal!inof'
will address the meeting.
Tickets - cent. ada,ting lady and gcntle'ran--,o
be had at the following plcc-, VIZ Dayton Sax'o1i
corner Of Fulton ard Nassau streets; &nsfton. 10
Canal W. Harri,, $50 w ashington 81 Mn Nood'Sl
NJ the Warrington Temperance Hall and At the door
the evening OF the Concert 0.5 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25
IL German Temperance soci-ty-Tb'-

- rzcrchaHt~' Temperance Society,"
Thee wil. be meeting ou the subject OF Tmp rare.
~ the Hrrckor street Pro-b, Church. this lMon
day) Evening at O'Clock Mr. John Has iaus the ti'
tmgu.heI reformed nehria'e, iom Baltimore a'dohs,
vii address the meeti7r The public are respe'tuyil-
vired 10 attend NATHANIEL WEED President
W II. LA1HRop. rec. 500. oS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25
Guiiau c. VerPlnnck.
- IL Amerlean ii So.

From tie American OF Saturday.
We indulge in DO euogy, but speak what all do
know. when we saw that Messrs. NERPLAHcK and
LORD are signally qualified Tor seats in the Senate.
Nh Verplanck has been proved and the voice
OF the State will bear witness that aser more
valuable member OF the Cour, OF Errors has not,
in many long years belonged to that body.
One onl, objection exists to Mr.. Verplanck. His
ieresy. Is we must call it, on the Public School
question But vith fourteen cut Of the fifteen can
didaes to De voted for sopa@ on tins question. We
may permi, Mr.. verpanck other great quali;iea-
tons TO atone t-r the one error.
Mr.. Lord !. eminent at the New-York Bar;
refined manners and mind--calm. uupreludiced
unhacknied in politics-withou, ambition, other
than that OF doing hi, duty always and at ali laz-
ards-and with all the habits OF legal Investigation
that weud become and adora the highest judicial
tribunal OF the State.
Voters OF the first Senate district, Inhabitants Of
New-Y ork. Kings and Richnond- you 1t rests
TO decide whether your hi ehest Court shall have the
services Of two OF YOUR highest or be oeiiled
bv the election of ,wo-In pein; al qualifications
Tor that sta,ion-ot the very lo'rsst.
From the Brooklyn Daily Ne'ss.
SENATORIAL CoSygNrIoN.-Ih The Convention yes
,erd.y resumed il deliberations, which. re are
rrarl5ed 10 announce. resulted In the nomination
Of III. Hon. GuLlAS C. NERPLAHCH a a candi-
date for the Senate FOR the First Sena'e District.
I; +. win great pride that enabled 70 an
nouuce this nomination Il ba- been understood
that Mr.. Verplanc1 was not DESTROYS OF again as
surnns seat in the Senate but he Is eminent
for throwing aide his own personal feelings
when public duty calls for his eNeruons, and we
indulge the hope that tins account ne may
be induced 10 accept the nomination. We hesitate
pat TO say that from MS forecast statesman,
his sagactv as lawyer, and ms qua!itle, rs a
scholar and gentleman no man IN th- present
Senate 81 New-Nurn coull be more missed than
Mr. Verplanck.
To the Wigs OF this district, NC feel assured
that no other candidate would have been 50 accept
able. With the names of g. c. NERPLANcK and
/ DAStEI LORD on our Senate ticket, wc 60 iorth
to battle. in the confident assurance that they mssl
and will b.. elected Whist a contrast IS 1t IL the
ticket nominated by the Opposition
Frop, tie Losg island Star.
The OTHER SENATOR '-GULIAN c. YER
/ PLANCK /, the the candidate nominated to enter
the lists with DANIEL LORD, Jr. in the contest
Tor the Senatorial Representation OF the First Dis
trict.
If Mr.. Verplanck can he induced TO yield mp his
own wishes for retirement. TO the desires oi ms
frlend-. the Convention vii huye discharged their
trust in presenting as able men could be found
for high station.
We hope he will consent. a striking contrast
the Wing names present to those OF the OPPoSl-
ton. Think OF Mr. Verplanck and Daniel Lord,
.Jr. in competition with Mcssrs. Varian and Purdy
0, teupora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

/ o'A4' - -o't-V
Majority Thomas. .33s Harrison -+'''o
There i. Van Buren gain of 207 votes from
last Fall while 5.IO9 Wing voters have sisid at
home. State Taxation was the special hobby OF
the Locos, though thsy mad done their full share
toward contracting the debt which rendered taxa
ton necessary.
The Senate (whish holds over consists of -
Wing. and Locos tho House (new) OF SO
Wings, A. Locos q te.) Wing majority in joint
Ballot, }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

u Second Advent No,icc A GoHeral Con-
ereuc, on Chrst Coniug Judgment 10 be h.ld At
Broadway Ta5crnncle, TO mo- ard next dry. Rsi-
gous exercises is commence. 10 o'clock NJ at 3 ard
:, PM each dry. Spesknrs To be selecict oniy from
tso.e VINO love Christ personal appearing at the esuf-
rection specially ugh at hand PfelminGryatj up-
cd meeting this evening. u o'clock ut Lecture Ro"H'
corner EllH,beth and Walker stress second a.ves
Discourse evening by Rev }. Itch, of Boston Coz
will report. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

OnIo-Wc have pretty certainly lost the ODE
Member in each House The Senate Will stand
Il Wing to 10 Van Rurcn; the House 80 Wing to
81 Van Buren, We lose oae Member in Summit
by Court House quarrel Member and Sena-
tor in Adams. Highland &c. 9G and yote', one
IN Delaware, &. b, 20, and on The State Is
cut up JUS; so to be as hard against Us as posi-
be-one Wing County Chased with two Loco
Foco ones to cleo, n Senator and three RePresen
,atives; sometimes strong Loco Foco County
nut upon two closer Wing Counties to overbear
them and get all their Representatives. There i
sot more such shameful Districting in the world.
The State i, NANTES ,ly Wing by thousands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25
II Cl.rI,,s .ra.- uce,ing.-A A..

II Cherries Mass uee,ing.-A Mas. Nor.
Of the retail Clerks % New Y.ra -ihout di.,se,..
business. viii be held THIS l,ionda,J EVENING ~
IS, a,ai o'clock, Colombian Hall 2s3 Gfasd .,,..
Punetusi attendance is only reque,,.s bu, u-y.,
ii, Inc cIerA' IN he city a. business Of impor,.aea :.
be laid before lem. os5 T.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

X Substance ocuud.--JOHN-slhE NEE,
SALOON ~. 10 John. .treet-Ih- d'y, substance, +"
the tune of~ r. Gccse. CHING between ~ srd ~ .
sni Turkey. ard olaer .ub.sntial. Of sonins
quality vii D., seryed usual at halt price No m''f
N tie eyesin except tsai of knives and forks, and .
meals on Sua4ats.
y B-I.eoA tho I.4rter
T. S-Tae .are maos VII be repeated daily I'LL ie'
,h'rno,..e o25 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

u White Teeth compound Aromatic Tooe
IL rerlc ~ oissrs ard tsaHtcs tho teeth aud arts
de icsie ana bstly agreeable perfume the breath
eea,s Per jar. Prsrarot spt ven3cd IN New ic oag
by HORACE EVERETT. Druggist. 367 GrcensieA, OF
door above SrankIn 4 Mr.. Hayes, 40 Fulton sIf~
BrooNyn !, The sole aecni ihere. oa3 X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

acknowledgements Mcdonald is reelected
by 1888 majority in about 10000 votes. Senate
55 V Buren, 10 81 Wing, tie. House Ill Van
Buren,, 80 Wing; V. B. majority in Joint Ballot 40.
FLoRlpA.-We have partial returns from the
recent election in Florida The counties of Gads-
den and Jackson have elected four Wings those
of Leon and Jefferson Locos to the Territorial
LEGISLATURE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

u Our friend .Sew-Yorker" who suggests the pub!i
eati5A OF the concluding PARIS of Barnaby Ridge
supplement, our Quar'o New Yorker informed that
VIC 10 no; tank It would pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

FlRE-The Satnet Factory belonging to Col.
Z. L. Phelps, in the village of Broad Brook, East
Windsor. Coan. was consumed by fire. on the pod.
Insured ior ;o5. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

II Ter late and isnportan, News :rorn China see
TiIst Page.
y For new Par, Of Barnaby Ridge Che last
which has reached this Country see Last Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

j. For Snlc.-Pur,u4at to power OF sale CO.;
tanned transfer Of certain ,toe., the subsers.n
Richard ". Redfod, shah .el ITO hundred share,
the c,pit-l stock Of the Williamsburg Ere la,ar..e,
Company at public auctcS, a, the cy Han, Ner.Y,.t
on the -ai day of October instant, At ,clocS P NJ e
thu, DIV, by James II. Milor \ Co. Aueuone-rs
oajct RAWDON & GROESBECK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

" JONES Chairman, City Pc. Me'tirg,
j. LlrCH, j v HINES, DJ ROBINSON,
Cor Com. Ii en-. Coat
NJ vi o..,ho- ., 1sar oa5 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

Quarter Dav.
- Particular Noticc.--Tho,e persons aA's.
furniture Of any description dispose Of or Who ~
oreasiug up keeping will end ready sale io' -,
ort'ou Or All Of their goods hy seu.inr their address
calling upon the suh, rihcr. Goods to any anouht 20
chassd % n q e CCrT0N ty7 chatham sHr'-
II suriomi.. Clonis-, &C -Alatse s',o '1ioe,
of Beaver and Nllci Cotas, for SnrtoaiS 'ne 80.
Prock-. Aso, Coax Cloths, received snd ri o' w.,
ur 10 order at tic Emporium Of Cheap Gafmsni'' Al
prizes mast ot.r ttcuccmssts 70 pUTcha'eT'' ~o,
The ,;vi- sgd iaish Of garments viii be toGta 10 -
2ort vita Guy hou,e ~ th- tr4%e.
WIT JENNINGS. $40 Broadway
90 lni. O. AEe'ie'n ROW.
~ sreucer'z Ra-.-Geutiemen are ,,s ,'G.J
het The .p-cir on. Of Fine Natfia ard INT; Ho'
Eats nop rvshtioq 5v the Undersigned atthe tai' "
American Hsutute. ware ret misstsctred NUp -.
10 their examination ,here bat the hit' denueN >-
te7ai stv.s ana finish snA At he prices aa'Ned' W. "a,
i~,s,95 ana M9ie.kin So - can be obtained Al ..s
Wac Roorn corner Chamber. and C,Ets stree srsA
.i,e the Post Ofica. o. SPRINGER o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

~ Complain; ~ bag sseH r--5e -g-in.t IN, b
+: the .sna loaf II s-esi fcr .ainc con
ssrs1 WIN ae priee Of 5oar Tais ecnrlsi-, 70 longer
KISS against PALMER MY Re ~ HE advertise,
men: in snc,her part Of th. raP. ,1d hope he vii
e extensively patroni.sahe sss from ecuo,er
% stree, ana Broadway II pounds Of Bred fo-
hilline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

~ The Wing. of Kings County hayo noHinn-
Tod WILLIAM CoSsgLYEA md WILLIAM Nc
DoSALD. for Members Of Assembly Mr.. Con
sslyca i widely and favornby known rs n mon Of
,alen, md integrity Mr.. Mcdonald ia m intel
ligsnt and capable mechanic Of Brooklyn, who
IN. fyt tho evils Of Inc State Prison Labor Sy.
,ern. and well knows how to corrcc' them. lie x
crnphalcally the candidate Of tho Mechanics, and
VIII by thern DC enthnsIastcally supported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

u Notice 10 Lmdies-A new article for has.
winter dre.,-- ha, been opened thl' day 1t !, eli so
81 w.d-, lark bloc ground, with very aest Nbs fs,s
and pl.il, 1, mly be found II aPPlied FOR 'oNl. liz
called PssrsstENNrs.
y E-Bonuc, SILK. ~ihvery cheap Ribbons.
SUTTON & RUNDLE, IL Springst-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

II To gIaifers.-1ns ga ter of this city anA VI
clnity, of all classes, viii meet on T1esday Eve1as
October 10Th at II pn.t c'coc Mt Thompson's Hall
corner Cnnp ard Elm streets IN business Of mportaus
cunacct,d VITA the STATE Pfon Monopoly Questca =
The employer, are earnestly reminded that It Is tnef
duty 10 move IN this mBter WHICH has heretofore peea
left with . fau honorable exceptions entirely n ia'
hands of the loVmeymcn. BY ord n th COMMITTEE
NJ. TlCE, Chirma'.
D.. - 90 Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

"a clsct INN.
70 The Wing candjdascs for Assembly, West
chester County arc 11NorHr S. oLNsrsAp and
En5,H VI sAvis-geod men ard true. worthy
sDd pogulsr. They osu ," elected il the Wings
WI do thsir whole duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

70 The Erie Railroad is doing a much better
business than was anticipated. The cost OF run
ming hence to Goshen is sl75 per day, while is
receipts have been 500 in day This i. bur the
beginning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

q The Lectures of Mr.. Rogers on India
will attract the attention of our City readers. We
believe they may spend TWO evenings probably in
listening to them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

F,is or TVS Anssio,S iN,1,rrrs.-M,ny Of our rssd-
" have BEEN deferred from visiting th' Far a NJ
bios Of 80 crowd Thieh have daily filed the
TsSs srd 'i.i.s Of t.s eadirg',the ~, days ye, 70
n'inins vii sacrd 50 opportunity fcr I'll to see the spec
mems Of ,s' Faieh hsve delighted 50 MANY visitors
We hopo soon 20 see these sanus s4atious opened
Yer ne sasfess # ihs American Institute il more
stn ssd eonyeneH; F'e-. lie, the Repository be
.srca or con ne viii have restrain The r-al
q tse Fsopie for vse Of room for TIE ods,on 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

John l. Yastis, to be Register of the Land OF
fec, at Lexington, Missouri.
William Y. Strong, to be Receiver of Public
Moneys at Chillicothc, Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

~ Fir-t Anniversary OF Meridian Lodge
No. it-LO orc. F-tt the NJ T. Csutch IN tireeae,l
on Monday evening the 18th inst, a. salf past oco
Tickets (Shcha limited may he o5iancd 81 appcapoi
toJF Digs. loa Jamc,-st. VI C. Edward South. ~
VI. Carstinc ~ lftn-sL. DAVID kipp. ~ Csrmine-s-
Charlie, :. llallock. % Suyan.i.. Smith, eotref
Anos and West st., r. MrS, - Morton.st. OF 81
j. lar%c Brcnd.-FamiiI.. are notified taat :,
PALMER : Large DomcSuc Bread Bakery, corner q
and Boacry, may he had ne y Foans'
Of Bread made the best superfns hour FOR one 'a
ling Also, 10; Rolls.
With, mp'e,e assortment Of Cakes,
FruitC,ke, Pound Cake
Cltron Cake Almond Cake
Drop Cake. with Confectionery.
Fruit Cakes iced ana ornamented.
partic. supplied Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

II sF:-s u ect:Hi. s.a-s s.re ing o' inc tsh'
OF The City of Nov Yorh without distinction Of businal
viii be held az Monday cvrnog oct IS, at half ps'''
o'clock, At Columbian Han 26} Graai IT. Punctual It.
tendance fcqur.;ad of n h' Clerks n the City
business OF importance viii be lad before them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-29
!5,2o3,l77 81
2i,2IO,O0O
Making an aggregate of So, So, lG6

Making an aggregate OF S2o,e3, lob
And an the receipts of ,6oS Is
II is an easy matter TO swell the estimated cxpend-
tures by setting down in round numbers, sum sufi-
cien TO answer the design of the Secretary and to
enable him to show that there will be deficiency. AT
ter stating that the outstanding appropriations amount
ed to S33 4296l6 80, he remarks, there will be re-
CURED from the services of the current ysar 21 ,2l0
600 not for the balance Of the year, IN ad
dItinn to the amount expended from to the 4th OF
March, but from the serrces IF the current gear II,
then, you deduct what has already been paid from the
estimates, you have the of Sl9,5S2, SD, which,
deducted from the estimated receipts, will leave in
the Treasury, on the st day of January, 1912, the
sum Of S500,7 -. But, Sir, you recoec that the
appropriations for the year 1911, only amounted To
about twentythree millions; and the Secretary HIM
self shews that outstanding appropriations amounting
10 the Of $9,2l9,66 30, will not be required from
the revenues accruing in the year 1871 and yet he or
his friends mag maintain that Will require Si 900
for the balance the yenr This is scarcely pro-
bable and have made this statement 10 shew, that the
estimated amount sci down with view 10 exhibits
deficiency in the revenue and thereby justify the call Of
the extra session. To give another illustration, II
not be presumed that outstanding appropriations OF pre-
cedng years will be demanded from the appropriations
of 1911 to amount exceeding those Of lSIl which
will be deferred 10 lSi2 later period. If this be
true, and doubt the position, II will exhibit
the finances in this position:
Actual and estimated receipts for ISL ,as3, 5o2 -
Appropriations for the year l-ll in
round numbers o3,OG0000 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-29
Correspondence Of the National i%'elhes n

The speech of the Of the Iss
upon the opening of the pfoynca. .,b aT YOUR cons
dayao as matters of beyond The
Borders er Of the Province nregard to Alexander MIC
eoJ now state prisoner in this CITY, his LorashIp
saws that his detention orcibe and his CRIME ,f.ea
cd that no time lost by HIM, as me tssca.te %
IN - ensur;na for the prisoner the means CT defence
In conclusion Of this subject, he says -,
"'rhe Queens Representative at washington mas M
aimee been instructed to demand his release. OF the
reul of that demand am not yet appEzcd, but have
the Queens demands to assure her subjects IN oanaoa