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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-04
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS Ofic

4 No. IS Johnsree-fn pursuance of sn order of The
Surrogate Of the County of New York, notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against Frederick Roda
deceased inestae present The same, with vouchers
Hereof the subscriber his Office No. IS Johnsree,
in the City of New-York, before le fourth day Of
February next.
Dated New-York, August Sd, 1912.
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A-jIRIIC ADMINISTRATORS Office,

L no. 81 Jotn.str.eL-In pursuance Of an order .
of The Surrogate OF the County OF New-YorE, notice
is hereby given all parsons having claims agai,sst
James March deceased uestae, to present the same Will
The yoncIrrs thereof 10 the subscriber al his stce No &c
Jansirt in the City New. York. fore The fourth
day of F. b,uary next
Dated Neu-York, August 81. 1912. -
ars I,nan f. KETCfiUM Public Administrator.
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MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and Money Matters.

The sales The Board rather larger This morning
than has been usual time past Harlem Railroad
closed quoted yesterday Farmers Loan Co. declined
per Delaware and Hudson per the last sale
Mohawk was firm. Stonngtan declined per cent on the
last sale. Paterson improved i per cent.
There not much done in State stocks and The mark
exhibited material change State sold Ol iU0l.
For Skies 1860 9o offered sI asked-ls62 90! offered
Asked 81 1861 s2i offered IS asked Fives 1896 81 offered,
SO asked-s5s. s0 offered, 81 asked Ohio Skies 1862 7s
offered, i asked; Kentucky &c offered 20 asked Indiana
Bonds 2 offered, % asked City Is 1852 lOol offered l0I
aked-5s, 1850 so offered; Wafer Loan 1885, go offered
1870, SO. offered, BIZ asked. The sales were
500 N Y. IS, !s43 :..lOl $4,000 90 81 1861 49,. sol
$3.50 do ls49 IoOi $1,000 Kentucky BIDS. 50 u
$1,000 N Y. IS, 1915 -. 81
There but transactions in Foreign Exchange but
the marke, for Francs Tightening anu drawers
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u Wanted to borrow, The sum Of $500 on first mort
gage OF fertile aud productive Farm of 100 acres in Erie
Co., Pa, under good cultivation and worth at least
$1,000. The advertiser has unncum,e:et, warrantec
deed direct from the State, and viii pay any reasonable
rate for the loan, fepaylg il in four annual payments,
all the end three years, may be preferred Inquire
the Editor OF Che Tribuue who well acquainted with
the advertiser and his premises. jy7tf
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u one THOUSAND DoLLARs-An Advertisement, head
cd An Extraordinary Case (which statement be
the OF Mr. Burger 80 Cerlandtsreet) having been
Inserted in severalofke city papers and understand the
truth Of the matter has bees que stoned, therefore ofer 10
bear any genenans expenses this city, him 10
the residence of the person pay him two dollars day for
his time and give him thousand dollars he will prove
any material part The he Any per-
son DESTROYS of testing this matter by calling 81 Mr.
Burger, receive satisfactory evidence that the money will
be ready would here take occasion to state that the
truth Of the OF cures PEI formed by Brsofs Sar
sapara be substantiaes in every instance The pub
lie will contound this article with the many articles Of
Sarsaparilla advertised. G. C. BRISTOL
ives In IN Buffalo.
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" Should the weather prove uulavorabe, it will be
postponed until further notice. au4
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ID Photographic Likenesses Sy sn iiaFToved
street and Broadway. ~ jylS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-04

SEEKING Observation-Disclosures affected with diseased
Lungs and vino cont empale going South this Fall 10 avoid
the severity of our Northern Winter are recommended TO
make Of the Compound Syrup Capiiaria, While the
weather is and favorable 10 its operation We conf
IDENTIFY them that If the disease not already
frned, they may, by the timely of this remedy be re-
stored 10 the enjoyment, OF health. and thus preclude the
necessity OF seeking II in climate. This medcine
operates directly upon The LuHg and Liver gives
strength aad vigor TO the whole system the patient will
begin 10 realize It's beneficial effects by the OF few
doses very agreeabesto the taste and contains
g,edi.nt that possibly niure the delicate consu-
ton. Prepared by R. E. Dbbie and sold by H. Everett.
Apoheeary, 57 Greenwchstreet, and by j. c. Hart 3i9
Grand 81 corner Norfolk.
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an4 LaWeHl f. ne TCHUAi, PhbHc AHuIInlstThIOr
DURLIC ADMINISTRATORS Office,

a No. IS Johnsreet-fn pursuance of an order OF The
Surrogate OF the County OF NewYork, notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against John Morre de
ceased intes,ate present the same wia The voucher
thereof the subscriber AT bis ONCE NO 90 9onn street,
in the City of New-York before tle fourth day OF
February go
Dated New-York, August Sd. 1872
ami Iaw6n 3 KETCHuM. Public a administrator.
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No. IS John street-In pursuance OF no order OF The
of OF notice shereby given
70 all nerson having claims against Alexander Brown An
son Co:e or Marcus Bruins deceased, trss 10 present
he with the vouchers herecf the subscriber a, ms
office No Sc John street in the City OF New-York On or
before the fourth day OF February next
Dated New. York Augns. Sd. 1872.
and lawGn f.. kETCHU8I, Public Am inlstraior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-04

" "Lofiery oS like. 'eThiS popular Novel by
the Countess OF Blessing on for sale al lie New World
office, 80 Ann street. Price 12l cents. aus 2t
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28
Ghin RneakA

A, the great Whig State Convention. heio u
Columbus on the I'D, over which Ex-'ev' Jos !. fa
y,ycy n7es;ded with JOSEPH Il. CRANE and
J.srsN BELL. late Members of Congress, among
rho Vice Presdents-cvcrs part OF the State beng
f,lIy represented-afrer unanimously re-nomnatins
Hon. THOMAS =CORWINz for Governor, an Ad-
dres. wc.s adopted, speaking on, as follows:
.. Ii is our deliberate conviction, that most Of
the evs which now be>-, our country may De
traced TO causes: the abandonment OF the pro-
tective policy. throwing open OF oul ports 10 the
introduction of foreign goods from countries which
refuse TO take our produce in return and the vac
catng and vicious course Of legislation in regard
to the currency. We are equally well satisfied.
that the prosperity CT me country only be re-
stored by retracing our steps. and establishing a
reciprocity in the demand and supply between al!
portion, of the country. and among the citizens en-
gagged in the different, pursuits and avocaton-
These Jus, views are maintained with great
c!earness and force Among the Resolutions, also.
we find the following
..ReSolre9, That labor i. the true source OF ma
tonal wealth. and that all measures Of government
al policy should aim TO ensure labor It's adequate
reward.
'Rssolred That the Tariti laws now in opera
ton are insufficient for this purpose: and tnat q
Tariff which will protect manufacturer. from
the runous competition Of the labor Of Europe,
and open to Agriculture a home market for its
surplus products, IS imperatively demanded by
every interes, of the People of the State OF Ohio
.Resolced Tha, in fixing the Tariff OF duties
on the importation of foreign goods, merely for
the purpose Of revenue. due discrimination should
be made between such articles as we can and such
as cannot produce manufacture so as to give
adequate encouragement to our own industry and
enterprise
We have also road the proceedings Of some
thirty forty County Conventions, in every one OF
which the efficient PROTECTION or ANgRlcAS Is
DusTRY set forth as one of the most essential
duties oi the Government and one Of tbs cardinal
principles of the Wing party. The whole Countr.
is rapidly taking up its true position
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28
-Erorl our Special Corre.ponden,
wAsaixero>, Feb. p. /

NAsHiNGroN, Feb. -o,iSl-
Among ths. nominations thar will ta nc
ton q, the SENATE early in =c''>nlng week. i
that of Mr. JAMES Fl. CtLrwELL. c. df-eat Alnno-
ger of the Theatre; in New-orlean>, az Director OF
the sln, in that city. He has been = SucecSsta.
cnstodier Of his own funds. and lprrS'ne l. every
way qualified to take charge OF the Pu5lics Never
theless fear he, with many others, will be re-
iected
Mr.. Tx1lv.pcr:.< Exchcqner Report is daily
growing in favor and from the bottom OF my
heart hope il may becou,c hlw. The Peopi'
demand something at the hands Of their Rep'e-
senr.tives to improve the currency and rcI'syr the
distress OF the country: and ii is sufficiently set
tied that no measure can be passed for that pur-
pose at this session unless that which ls proposed
BY your worthy Senator Shall oe accepted
Yours, trly. I-Eo.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

named Rowland. who had gone their security when
they*cre taken up upon the information OF one
Brlgnoe, a deserter from the Expedition. OF these
transactions, however. can only speak from hear
say number OF other outrages we're reported
TO have been perpetra,ed upon American citizens
no douot correctly reported
. When we arrived ut Me9ics we were covered
With illth and vermin We there met an order from
Santa Ahato be chained with heavy iron. We
we're lodged in the Convent Santiago. about two
miles from the palaces; confined ina room over
the cemetery. and the etfiuva from the dead bodies
beneath was offensive in the extreme.
MIR. Combs proceeds 70 complain OF neglect
and Indifference on the part of our Minister. Mr..
Ellis, (now supcrseded;) y Of the prisoners being
kept the public square on their arrival at Mex
leo for the qualification of the rabhle and then
marched back to their prison, because Santa Ana
was asleep and no one dared awake him that
the prisoners chained and compelled to work
in the streets. though he (Combs) was exempted
as sick; until
-. About three weeks after we reached Mexico.
TWO Of The prisoners made their escape This IN
cersed Santa Ana to such degree that he ordered
the whole OF rs, the lame and sick included. 70
1ngsei Ios<, ant Of bod an c5nnsG M ,-i 5,or,
1a ,-1,,i. ..
[ad ha.r -
~ -f ,la -. VI
ter, Mr.. Ellis / waS kept IN chains aJ0ut tro
weeks, and Ill as | was. compelled to sleep and
work in them, having thereby nearly lost my hear
ing, when vas sent for by Santa Ana.
Santa Anna having catechised him, and learned
that he was no Texian, but the son of an Ameri-
can General. released him. assignind his youth a.
l,,s,.. .,,,=,.,, ,,d;,.,,,,#o,,. aI;,5..,,,
',',. -. - NJ. =.
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New-York tribune., 1842-02-28
y Great Aggrega1e 11ee,;nn of ua.a.

y Great Aggregate Meeting Of Repeal-
era.II HE NATIONAL REPEAL CONTENTION
iHe oung Mens Repeal Association OF this Citv will hold
regular meeting Monday Evening" Feb g. a, O'Clock
prssiSS IN National Hail. Canals:ree, between b
JOIN JAMES Esq, Pre.iden, Of the Grea, Natona!
krpea Convention recently hsld in Philadelphia with
o er officers and delegates OF that Conventions will
attend and address, the meeting. sys.A. -
Front seats .ll be reserved oE The Lailes - 10 2t
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

a FIGHr.-[n the Ohio Senate during u debate Il
Mr.. Clark charged one Mr.. BARLEY with saving
things which We're true; Mr.. b. retorrc,l by
declaring Mr.. Clark a liar and scoundrel. AZ
ter the adjournment. Mr. Clark attacked his oppo-
nent and beat him very severely. This i among
the beauties Of Lsco-Foco Legislation.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

r The announcements ef the death at Wash,
iagton of Hon. JEREMIAH Morrow OF OHIO OF
Thursday evening las, appears, we rejoice TO say,
to have been untoundcd. The Washington 'aser>
say nothing of it, and no s,cE, calamity was IN.
uornce,i in Congress on saturday.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

DR. LARpsER.-Ths ta!enied no doubt worthy OF,
much praise for the exertiOnS which he has ta,
10 strip the beautiful science Of astronomy the mystical
illusions IN which it l. been for long tgne enslroultd-
MANY would tain erict from the icarrcd professor F Ia
lents lke ms canno, 6e crushed easily. Still while ~,
award due thanks 10 the Astronomer sould not ne -cc,
voedmany Gears OF intense stud; to the subicc: a, length
compou lied an srtcle which has given ,a,isia.-
uon lis Cough !ozengeS are recommended bv lie medi-
ca faculty IN ot pulmonary consumption without ..
least hesitation, and usually with complete No
medicine has ever been before the public with slci
pretensons, an none received ocnorat and InOrT
APPROPRIATION Th. fact that all The Doctors preparations
,kiully and scientifically prepared eno. 10 ensure
their constant The Doctor, Mecated ozeuge are.
house !, N loo Nassau street New York. Agents. STATE
=, Boston, % South Third Philadelphia and 222i Bal
timore Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

~ How very unplcasnnfiS is aconGnual preds
position to Cough aside nom the dreiUl eec, which MAJ
result from It's ncg lcct Afflicted one would you be free
from cough old.-lnmctiaely prGcnre packaee
of DR.. DOoIe', Compound Vegetable Candy" which ).
also safe and rilcctua remedy ,or,ncss o; brealN
asthma, wh00rng cOug.. crOnp influenza, and ntamma
non Of the wndppc cies and lun. No person can TAX
pac hage oI this Cany for these affections according
directions, without being benefited Sold whoI,1aie 30
retail nj the PROPRIETOR. Botanic Medicine store No Is
Cenre-Sireei. BroGmc. For Agents, advertise
inent (2) flj u
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

liuMBCc-.se have seen IL -eIated IN old book
once upon ZINE the Fakr IA religion, p'grnl BarEabe
met one OF the disciples Of Coniuciu and this Disciple
believe y As NAMED lwdng, or Wang. Ramfabef ma n
!aned that The people require to be llumbugged and
"hang T'ran. asserted that ought never to hGniIug
any one No", we who are verify, recern the gh,s and
the guides the people nninchinoly and most cordially
agree WITH honest hang rwang, ana viii proclaim from
The houseoIs that Esbugger should he banisle,l from
the world We do therefore heartily rejoice al having il in
oar power 10 recommend article the people that not
hnns7Hg VIZ Dr. Felix Gouraud Poudres Sub,il winch
rradcdes marry e1crescenccs from iaiic upDer lips and
supertuous hair from broad and elevated ofe.ad noss
lc, 90 nicely, 10 safely, and quickly, that who
needs its should be without bottle II is 10 be had Al
q Walk ST., ldoor from Broadway and 5i7 Broadway
81 per hottie.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28
4 President pro ser.-Repudinfien Dch,,.
Election Law-Rrfor,uiuX out Hh;n.
SC. ~,
orrc,pondence of The Tr;nnn

Ats.ST, Feb. ., ,s;.
The Senate proceedings to-day have been unr.
,ually barren OF interest. The Lieu,cua., Gov.
error. a. member .; the Canal Board ard b-
Boar,! Of STATE Officers for making sursitv az,
pointmenis. las been absent from the Chair fn-
the lasi three days; and this morning. after III
presentation OF petitions, MIR. FcsrsK offered
rSoIut;ol that the Senate proceed. to the election
d. a President pro tem. The resolution wa,
adopted. and Mr. A.zC. P,lcE wa elected, re.
cciying Il votes out o! II that We're cast; Gea
Roc, received 10 votes, aad Mr.. Furrnan L.
Several private and local bill, wen, passed. and
then the subject ot Repatriation came up Nr
DIcKlS>oS AID Gen. Rocg occup;ed The floor til
neara2 clock, when the latter gave way to as5-:
ton 70 aGlouri which was carried. after an IN.
successful ar,espt The part OF Mr.. ScStt ,opro,
cur'=an afternoon session, for the purpose Of NJ
pealing the Ncw-Yorl> Criminal, Court Law, on
the ground thai the interests OF the City we're sui.
taring bv the delay the action OF tho Conr. !:
Sessions being IN q great measure impeded BY ,h4
~tatc of suspense in which the Judges were p!acei
Mr. FrA,xIIy said it his colleague would visj
New-York. he would find no want of activity ia
the Halls of Justice Mr.. HvNrgR was the ony
Senator who supported Mr. SCOTS notion
A,uong the bills passed By the Senate TINS morn,
ing was one extending the exemption from Jury
.!uty 10 the members Of the ID Regimen, OF the
Is; Brigad, OF Light Horse Artillery. after ser,
vice Of seven year, in said Regiment
In the Assembly, Mr. HATHAWAY made an.
other attempt call up his resolution OF inquiry
relative 10 the Chemung Carnl Ioua Ho wa,
opposed bv Mr.. rANBLlN, one OF the regular flt.
leaders, and the suhec, again received the so-by.
The Election bill was agair, under consideration,
and was finally taken out of Committee and n,
ported to the House where the various amend.
..nents adopted in Committee Will De discussed
rhc amendments have been humorous thati
is impossible to eiyc=thc run of them until they
shall h:y, been printed Thcreport OF the Gem
mitt,c wo- laid on the table. think the bill viii
be totnd to contain some valuable provisions,
The State (uillotinc has been put in motion. and
the heads ar, beginning TO fall. Mr.. Robert
Brown has been removed from the State Library,
70 make room for Mr.. William Cassidy. young
LAWYER. who for some months past has otiiciated
Is a principal editor Of the Morning Atlas. Mr.
Parks. the Industrious nnd worthy Keeper Of lhe
Capito! and Park, has also been rcmoved-hi,
.,.creSsor. a Mr. st. John. do not know. \ list
ot Superinendcnts OF Repairs on the Canals has
boon published but their names would probably
-, unintercsting to your readers. Other Cana!
Appointments. such MS Collectors. Lock-enders,
Weigll-mastc,s. &c. are 10 be made on the 9th Of
March B.
u Newton l.. Whitfield ha, been elected Mayor
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

the public Is respectfully called this mparant reG-,.
for Hoarscness hroa Coughs. and every symptom
!eedng the di, r,ing disease hat al All other. u,o
fatal IN this country Public speakers a~n who after eI,ra
ordnar: exertIon sind their CnSs painful are cor,
st;!y sending testimony thu almost immediate relief 7y
receive which, the proprietor should publish onl,i f}
whoy column, OF the pubic papers. Sold wholesale ana
retail, AT 432 Broadway. corner Of Howard street
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28
EROM EEROpE.

The CLYDE, Capt Woodruff, ono Of the newly
established line Of West India steamers, arrived
at this por, Yesterday morning from Grenada via
St Croix. St. Thomas. Nassau and Charleston
She brougil, newspapers but she took from the
steamer Dee. before leaving Grenada. the mailbag
containing letters from England, seven days later
than wc have received. The news is exclusively
commercial Tie nmrineers Of the Gscolc were
still in prison ut Nassau. awaiting the determine
ton of the British and American Governments
The Columbia arrived Liverpool on the 18th
ult Ihc CLYDE eaves to-da: for Halifax. The
following news concerning cotton, is by letters
dated The 18th:
Cotton fair demand, but consequence OF the
quality Offering the prices about I'd les than the pre-
week. Sales OF the week p 900 bales Import d, 900
bale sale OF 800 bales made lower than
since 1929 rrices the 1+l-Sea Island ordinary mid.
dIns,9ta lOl fair good fair l2 l3 good fine IS a
20: Stained do ordinary inddns Il fair TO good
fair, G.; g good to fine a23 Upland ordinary 10 mid
ding u 50 fair good fair 81 g; good 10 fine 6! So;
Mobile, ordinary To ndliDg, 4 5: fair good fair 81
d4a53 air good fair, 78 o6;, good to tnc 6! g.
Surprise expressed that prices keep up this side in the
face of the accounts from over the
fnsness Manchester 50 favorable Manniac-
lnrers have accepted lower rates.
The Hayre Cotton market is dull. The communication
with the is closed. Holders anxious sell and
dccne looked for The sales since the 1 January had
been 7,O6'aes. Imports $500 bales Stock 10000 bales
Sales iGc Carolina Rice TO arrive at 2G 2ai.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

2VERAoNr.-The Council OF Censors--,l body
which meets sncc in seven years TO determine
whether any amendments to the State Constitution
be necessary-has lately been in session. It pro-
poses, as the result of its dcliberations-l that
the term Of Judges of the Supreme Court be es-
tended from one to seven years; ?. that of mem
bers of the State Senate from one to throc years
one-third to be chosen annually: 3. Sheriis and
High Baitfs to be no longer appointed by the
Legislature. but elected by the People of the sew
era Counties: 4. State Elections TO be- held here
after on the first Tuesday of October instead OF
September, und the Legislature 10 meet the first
Thursday in January instead of the second Thurs
day in October; S, G, unimportant; Z. all amend
ments agreed upon hereafter by the Council of
Ccnsors TO be submitted. not TO Special Converl-
ton, now. bat to direct vote of the People at
the next State Election.-Thcsc amendments are
in the main judic.ous, and we trust they may be
adopted.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28
North Eastern Boundary. Clerks Of ih'
House, &c.
Washington Correspondence OF Tic TtibHn'

The SENATE was not IN session to-day
In the HOUSE Mr. TlLLlSGHAsr presented rcso-
lrr;onS of the Legislature Of Rhode Island on the
subject Of ,hc Tariff Also. recommending the
passage of ! law appointing day Tor INC choic'
OF Electors for l'resident and Vice PIcSittcnt
throughout the United States.
On leave, several reports OF private bills were
made, and several petition. we're presented.
The report of the Committee on the Contingent
Expenses Of the House Was takcn=np IN order Tor
the morning hour and the previous question was
moved by Mr.. SrMMsNs. and demanded by the
House, on the ;ir=;rc.oution which authorizes the
Clerk TO continue in his office the services OF the
;hrcc clerks now authorized BY byresouton, and the
six authorized by law, prohibiting bis employ OF
additional oaes except BY order orresointion ot the
House (This cuts Oft TWO clerk, now employc,.)
To this Mr. GoRnoS had offered an amendment
which he now modified so as provide for the
continuance Of the two additional clerks at a >ala-
gy Of sl20Oa year.
After call of the House. in which LOB mem
Der. answered to theirn names the amendment was
rciccted-Yea- 20, Nay. l4l: and the resolution
adopted-Yeas Ia, Naysl6.
The subject MAS laid over the expiration OF
the morning hour.
The SrEAKEn laid before the House the follow
ing communications from the President an an
swcr TO recent resolution of the House calling
for information relative tn the state OF negotiations
between this Government and Great Britain on
the subject vi the North h-Eastcrn boundary line o
Maine stating that in his judgement no comnnn-
cation could be made By him at this time on the
subject of the resolution without ,lctsiment or dam
ger to the public interests: from the Navy De-
partnent, copies of the proceedings of the Naval
Court Martial recently held on the trial of Capt.
Wm. Bolton. and other Information relative there
to-; also, from Blair & Rives, a claim for printing
the compendium of the Sixth Census, concerning
the right to print which there is dispute; Blair
& Riyrs and Thomas Allen both claiming H. snd
both being engaged in printing the same document.
Some conversation arose the reference Of
this communication. y motion made to refer
it 10 the Committee on Claims. and by MIR. Nc.
KEoN to a Select Committee 10 be appointed OF
the subject. Mr. G. DAVIS moved to instruct
oIult N oNe~ W utNlHl HUN '"' I'LL " -
printin the compendium until the Committee re.
port on the subject.
This motion was calricl-Ayes II, Noes 81 =
the vote was Immediately onsidered-leas 775
Noes 4G and the motion again carried-ieas so
Nays 76 The reference then made TO The
Committee on Claims.
Ike remainder of the day consumed in The
consideration Of private bills. Argus.
10 SAMUEL .JAupoS, Esq arrived this city
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

% The Genera! Assembly Of Virginia on The
25th inst. elected Brigndier General Sloan Major
General. To supply the vacancy occasioned By the
resi- sgnaton of General Baldwin.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

AZ YEcchnnic.' 7nstitnfe.--The regular Months
Meet ng will be- held on Tuesday evening, March al ~
Institute Rooms, City Hall, commencing al y O'Clock
2st .: JOHN y. SAYRE, Rae. Scc'y