New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28
New.York Legislature.


In senate, the question Of erasing the Govern
oy's Message from the journal Of Saturdays pro-
ccedinzs, was farther debated By Messrs. Dicks
sos. RooT. FuRMAS and Scorr. and finally car
RED By party vote: Yea. "a; Nays lS SO no
record will exis. OF the grounds which Governor
Seward gave his legal assent TO III &C, which his
.jud cement pronounced impo,ic nduncalle'i tor.
Mr.. STRONG from the Judiciary Committee.
made sort OF report upon The resolutions adverse
10 Repeal OF The Bankrupt Law II purpoFted
that no two members OF The Committee could
agree upon apv proposition 10 report Nh s sent
I'm an amendment. settin. forth tha; The Bankrupt
I,awousht 10 be 50 amended as 10 sppiy 10 all
CORPORATIONS as well rational persons Mr,
FrKMAS, remarking that the object OF Offering iae
resolutions. was now defeated BY delay, ard there
,yss no logger am reason for haste. spose against
this amendment. and Gen. Roor followed on the
same side witheu; concluding
II the AssgxBLY, Mr.. D.AyEzAc attempted 10
Get up. his resolution about Ger. Jackson, but II
,ras not in order. Mr.. HoyFNAs presented res''
lG,ions calling OF The State Officers for more eN-
piici and precise accounts OF the present condition
of the STATE Finances Laid on TIE table.
M WEIR introduced his bill 10 extend the eS-
enp,oa OF Household Furniture from sale sndfr
am compulsory process in=law or equity Adj
iourncd
GxsAr CAsT1SG.-One of tie immense Hydros-
tatic cylinders used for raising vessels by the
Screw Dock Company was cast Yesterday at the
Novelty Works of Messrs. Stllmsn CoZlhe
CYLINDER was twenty-five feet long. its bore Is
inches thickness of Smell 9 aches iron required.
% tons-being by far the largest casting ever made
in this country. The iron was melted by three Gu
pola furnaces; commenced blowing 10 o'clock
minutes; iron began 10 run, 1910 opened run
ners at s. 10; opened sluces for waste metal al
3. L. time employed for preparing the mould
abou, four weeks. The predecessor OF this noble
cylinder was cas-, in Scotland and proved detective;
and the Company determined 10 give their own
country n chance It is believed that better cast
ing than this has never been made. \ large mum
Der OF citizens were present to see 1t done
FlRE-Last night about clock, FIRE broke
in the upper part OF the two story frame build
ing No. 7O4 Water street, occupied below by MIR.
Chichester as scgur store, and above BY several
families. The building, which was entirely dcs-
troycd, with most of the contents, was owned by
Mr.. Banker but we did not learn if it was in.
sured. The adjoining building, No. 7O2, occupied
by several families was also so far destroyed as TO
require pulling down The roof of an adjoining
three story dwelling house was partly destroyed,
but the flames were confined to the above buildings,
FlRE.-About o'clock yesterday morning,
fire broke out in the building No. l Chatham
Square, the upper part of which was destroyed 1t
i, supposed to have been the work OF incendlary.
The first story was occupied by Bakers exchange
office, the second by P. V. Hustled tailor, and the
third by S. " White, printer. The fourth was
unoccuped. In the basement was trunk.maker's
shop. The building was owned BY Mr.. Baker.
FlRE.-The extensive Steam Mills and Distil-
lery on Whites Creek, near Nashville, Tenn, be-
longing to Otis Arnold, was consumed by fire
about midnight of the 10th inst. Loss $4,000.
No insurance.
p The large passenger depot of the
Eastern Railroad at East Boston, Mass. was
destroyed by fire at 2 O'Clock on Tuesday-sup-
posed 10 have caugh by spark from steamboat.
Loss $50, GEO.
Esy- Lord Mugrave, now in rhis country, IS not
the noblernan Of Literary and Political repute who
i. known TO us by that title Lord MuIgravc, au-