New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

when the decision rersTSeG oS q PSF 'oo7,
thus deciding that a motion 10 keep correct
journal is not in ORDER The minutes were then
approved BY a party vote.
Refusing TO adjourn, the Senate then entered on
the DAYS work, receiving petitions reports &c
among the latter ono BY Mr.. Strong. in favor o.
the bill repeating the act entitled an &c; for The
better organization of the criminal courts IN the
civ of New-Y ork" Mr.. DIXON dissencd from
the report.
The resolutions in favor OF general bankrup,
law=were then taken mp and debated, and after
amendment BIZ a party vote, calling supon Congress
50 10 amend the existing law rs 10 include monlcd
corporations. the resolutions were BY lk' vote
passed. and then at nine O'Clock the Senate adj
jourtcd.
On Saturday, Mr. Roo, finally >uccecdrdin get
ting the Governors rejected message on the min
ue> bv insisting after the prcceen, III the case .!
Gov Marcy in 1897, that the mcssasr.ot the 9ov-
ernor announcing his signature to n bill and the
rca> oIS for it, should be sent to the Assembly IN
order TO inform the House OF the fact tlia, the bill
had become a law. and accordingly he offered rf-
solutions referring 10 that precedent and recit-
ing the prr.cn, message Mr.. Foster then re-
marked that the question being put inza rec te"tat,
traln the message would no" gel 'arls on '''''
minutes, acco''l'a''ieu' 's ~. i1r
emphate expression u oii''o" y .''' "''l
could not pt n'is'iA.'' N
laid on the table and 60 the minutes Of course
\ ueoa'c on t"o : :
ting OIL py way o' ecohoi's' 'nc '''''''s -
documents, was ila ana 1t WaS a''''oS' "'''iioo>'
iyfgectcd.
MI rankin resolutions oscla'i'is '!'' NV io''
billy OF the public credit were 'i'eh c1eo '''
rejected by a party vote.
VIZ oacr"o'u SUBSTITUTE s''''' ~
h''.' /" " - u'sor.'
anu VI. s''''''' ''
~ ''''se ~ 'et'o.e o-....- =. w.
NEw-JER>Ef kE.-i' 's'c iiousc' on
Friday, the lont resolutions IN tavor OF u frocc'
;,, Tariff wcr, taken up for final passage. MIR.
smv,h moved to refer them to the Judiciary Com
mi;tcc with Instructions to insert Uniform IN
stead OF Discriminating Duties-to instruct the
Senators and to ask Protection for Operative IN
duStry instead OF Manufacture lhc mot'oh was
lost. The resolutions we're then passed, 81 to lo'
and sent TO Council
E1REMES's BALL AT THE PARK THEATRE
lhiS truly oriIlii'' a''''s ''''''' o 's' "'"' ''
Us usual ''e n'l''e"se "e' u ''i' r''
was crowded WIN ''''f women anu p'',' "''
Probably NOT less t.'i 't'tec nu'''''
ana seven t's'ldteo 'i''S "''c P''s'"'
room was decorated WIN stea' a.s'c anu '''''s
and attracted much a''e"tioh' Inc "f''"s ,',''''S
rejected great 'as'e o" 'n' oo'''''',',e
one apPcar'u 10 ~ u''s'''''' "", ~ =,
lsht' thc sin'cs ''." p',s ~ ''''
inspiring ''"'''> " 80 80 -
,.,,. T,
co,,,o-,b,, ,f
,,
lHE LATE IRE AT DETROIT .--i' Is s','.' ''''
every description. was destroyed by the recent fire
n Detroit, Ii appears that there were ninety large
hoyos Gll.d with clothing. dry goods and ordina-
-, rne ,nn.rcl. stored in one of the rooms of
the Museum building, on Griswold-street Their
uoo,.,ro,o w., ,rc could no have hccn cas than 5000
or 9'ooo. lh'y oclollse' 10 .hs ,'eo,, -"
nomination and were designed tor the missionary
families in the Western States and Territories
- - n p,,s.1, o..
FIRE AT CHlrrh"A' =. y. ne i''"''" 9''''
''ie'''''' ''' g f'''.''l -
at Ch,pppWa the 10Th nit. IN the dlStlllcrv Oh
= nv ~ ,c .,.,;,o,,;, ,bod
". l. HlaChlcfil, ana ottoit IL WIS
hrr,,oJ down tho d;stillcry together with the
" ~ '' " ~
stpam. Touring and SaW-mllS and foundry, n ware
l,.lo1 &c .bo,
house WITH TWO or tiifee lnouSthi ouSi'is VI "'i'
49,, Gl)oJ ,.;, nroJcn fo,,r wilma be co rrio ncs
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