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extreme regret that such proceeding mas .eeosA0
necessary, and with the most respectful deiarence'
inform the Senate that the suppression ot tRe com
munica,on referred TO- is regarded by ne as oan
gerous invasion OF the shrs OF the h1ecutise Ds'
pgrtrnent unwnrranted by any precedent IN the
history OF the Government, and without any Justi-
fcaIion in the circumstances OF The TRANSACTION;
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
% This Message the Senate by a party vote
has refused 10 rtceirs and directed is Clerk TO
rst1srn tito The Gorsr.or Surely madness rules
the hour in the camp OF Loco-Focoism IN Albany
TIE Igos TgAD1.-At the meeting OF the
Home League on Wednesday evening. Com
rnttee Of tfreen was appointed 70 assistthe atyo-
Gates OF American Labor in Congress in ascertain
ing the actual Home Value Of each article Of For
s;Ea Production sold in our markets which come
into competition with American Products SO that
ths duties laid upon them MAJ be made specific
throughout. b. this means, and this only, the
gross frauds hitherto committed in the importation
OF Foreign Goods may be greatly reduced if not
utterly snnihilaied.
Mr.. Oakley read TO The meeting an interesting
and valuable account Of The Iron Trade. The
whole amount t,t capital invested in the pro-
ductioa of Iron in this country is from s2OOO0.-
0Oa to 80 900,0 ,000 and the aggregate annual pro-
duct Is about the same amount. The annual inn
portation OF Iron IL about IS, 600 tons, costing
four five millions Of dollars. These es-
Inmates are founded on the Treasury Reports.
which are very detective. The average value Of
I ;-o ON, ,vo. .o,
now S77i per ten; reduction in four years 22t
per cent. Mr.. Oakley expressed estirc confidence
that. with adequate protection 10 tie Home Man.
uiac,ure, the price can be reduced in FIVE years
20 $50 ton This reduction is produced not b!
q reduction of the wages OF the laborer, for none
such has been made, bul by continual improve
msnts in tne mode OF manufacture, the extension OF
our Public Works, tho location of manufactures
more cligib!y with reference the procurement of
ore coal, &c.
Pig Iron can now be made i'll this country Mt
So to so pe- ton--so low that it fears no direct
rivalry iroa, abroad and yet a reduction OF the
duty will destroy the pig iron manufacture by de-
stroying the demand for the product. Pig iron
5c made cheap enough here but the manufactures
in which it is used will now be mainly imported, be-
cause the Labor which i, the larger elcp,snt Of
their cost, is cheaper abroad than here.
The meeting OF the League was full and earnest.
% WILLIAMS CRY CALENDAR, neat pocket
manual of statistics, &c Of our city for lS+2, has
just been published by Van Norden uHd King, ,
Wall-st. It contains lists Of all city Officers,
votarcs, Commissioners, Bank Officers, &c. &c
OF our city, and whatever else man will be likely
to want te know abont New.York The following
table of the Population of the several Wards OF
City,s given as the first entirely accurate state
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T He T R IB q N E.
NEw-YoaE, SATURDAY. JANUARY %.
U For the Speeches OF Counsel on the Tral OF
Colt, see Frs: Page.
y Far foreigners n London from slackvood
:or Jauuar7, &c. see Las. Page.

TR1AL=oT CoLr-Although the testimony in
this case had been closed and all the fac, we're be-
fore the public we have never seen=the exci,era0nt
50 intense, or the thrcng about tie City Hall 30
dense, as it was yesterday. In the atctno-n en-
pecially, every avenue 10 the room was crowded TO
=u9ocaion. every door ofihe building vas 5eseiged
the steps both n=front and rear were completely
covered, and great number, were assembled in
the Park who knev:it 10 be perfectly impossible
e4en TO approach The d9ors. |, was only By en-
terng the basement AID thence the Sheriff Office
tnatthe Court and Jury able to obtain access
,e the Cour: Room. As farther evidence OF ,he
interest ie in this trial may state tnatwe put
Extra, containing sketches Of the speeches upon
the press at hatE,ast 3 o'clock from which time
Until iew minutes before 6, our press, which east
y works $500 per hour kept in constant ope-
yation, andin hoar after il stopped We had not
g copy in the Office.
The speech of JAMES VI. Smith. Jr., ESQ.
opening for the prosecution, was very strong and
forcible appeal in behalf justice and ;hs People.
That OF DUDLEY SsLDES, Esq, was clear CALI,
and powerful argument OF more than SIX hours in
behalf Of the prisoner al the bar, [; was exceed
insly ingenious-too much 50 we thoughtat times
for the accomplishment, of his purpose; but every
word of it was evidently dictated by profound
conviction OF his clients innocence His remarks
apon the course adopted BY The prosecution were
extremely bitter, and enforced with most effective
elo?aence. The District Attorney, we are sure,
will be no loss caustic and able in reply. The
charge OF Judge kEar viii probably be made this
afternoon. We doubt if the verdict will be rem
dcrcd before Monday. We do not think it will be
either Rlurder or excusable still less .jasthable,
homicide.
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ment which has appeared. viz

D The Tenth Ward is sli shtly the most popu.
lous, though the Eighth u.uay.casts heavier vote
"a discrepancy which disappears when we consider
that the Tenth contains the larger number Of aliens
while the Eighth is the more equally divided and
sharply contested between the rival parties
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him to the end, he would zow go on othef"''
he wished it postponed till tomorrow
Mr.. selden said no communication OF this was
made 10 him until the deed was IN fact done pst
this # was not net the point of objection It was that
,b- t,, .t1ll should have been exhibited upon the
Judges table
The Court adjourned.
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SEsRING's RESTORATIVE CoRDiAL-'Ths is highly
popular stomachc medicine. We have the highest
from those who have taken the Cordial
1t is recommended by eminent physicians and the editors
of our first papers, who have doubtless tried its effects,
speak of IN the highest The editor of the Com
mcrcia Gszeltc says: ITO thcse subject attacks of
dyspepsia diseases, would recommend the
Cordial, believing it to be a sovereign remedy" The
American says has been lot to notice any
thing equal At this pered when estyity is the
order of the day. IS sell 20 know what wcae dyspep
sa, affections headache, &c. Sold at 1872 Fulton
street. jig 2t.
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HowE's HYGIENE HoREHouND CASDY-The prevailing
Influenza having increased the number Of its victims dur
ing the late unreasonable weather. gratifying learn
the continued Of this and improved remedy
in atfordng relief the sufferers. Coughs Sorehroat
HosrseHess and all the distressing sypmtnms of what is
called bad cold may be removed by single package
of this pleasant and popular Candy Even children will
take this l<edlcne without making wry face, and it u
doing wonders among the sufferer with the whooping
cough. Try IT, and you will be convinced but be sure TO
obtain the genuine article ut BENZ F. Hower corner of
Broadway aHd Howard Of his authorised agents.
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E Rer. .Nr Chsercr will repeat by request
his sermon on Capital Punishments IN the Alien
stree, Church (near Grand) ,o-Torrow evening.
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q De PurRoS the fool or inadrnan captured
last summer with a schooner below New.or!eans'
has been found gully OF Piracy.
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foRGERY.-It was discovered on Wednesday
morning that sandry letters have been forged pur-
porting 10 be from Messrs. Newell A. Thompson
~ o' u, 1s city TO 'heiycorrespondents in New
! oFS ana fh'lsde phia, and directing the bills OF
certain oanss IN those cities to be purchased for
their account and RENTED directed in the said
forged letters. The first suspicion Nsssrs.
Thompson Il Co. had Of this forgery was. the pre-
sen,a,on OF draft upon them for So 900 from,
their correspondent in New-(ork without funds
and withou. advice. Mercantile houses in other
cities are cautioned to be on their gua!d-as i, is
quite probable that other false drafts OF similar
nature have been drawn. One of the partners of
the firm has proceeded TO New-iork, TO attempt 10
ascertain the particulars of this traudBoss Atlas
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UREA, Jan. 18th, lS42.
II Mr. A. B. WILLIAMs-Dear Sir-I have long known
of J. Pc,se & Sons Compound lioarhound Candy. In
several instances have children almost immediately
relieved by il from the Group. have also used ii with
great Advantage and have hesGncy in recommending
to all person, afflicted with Coughs Colds and Asthma
complaints Yours truly,
Rev. c. EDWARD LESTER,
Author of tao Glory aud Shame of England.
The above certificate received from our ndeatiga
BILE agent A. B. Williams Of s. Genesee Utica. who
Quested publ sh it. Sold Wholesale and retail by the
Proprie tors az IS Division st. J29
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% A splendid Ca;hedra IS now building st
Na,chez bv the Catholics sf Mississippi.
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E Re-. w. Van ZAsprs trial before an Ec-
cle.iastcsl Court has been adjourned 10 osweso.
and The verdict viii not otficay ,rsn.pire till it
has been approved BY Bishop Delaney, The Ro-
chester Evening Post says tha, three OF his Judge.
were for acquitsiag him and TWO tor nndIns him
guilty.
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RELIEF LAWN MlcHlGAS.-The s,icklers for
n Constitutional Currency have brought forward
bill 10 make real estate q legal tender! This IS
Dot the siNs of the bill; bu, it provides that cred
itors shall take real estate at its full appraised
value, that should be its title. The WAig act o;
last winter was but infant compared with this
giant specimen of Loco Foco suspension
Detroit Daily Advertiser.
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u Lectures 10 Heads of Fa,nlies.-Ts.
Firth Lecture n the i'll tevered Sabbath eva
mig JAM 30 in the Branerd Presbyterian Church fRs
ID. Srth's,) Eivngtou. street, Orchard hy ~.
Rev. WILLIAM P.rroN D. D.. Subject. Ea,sileI >.
suits OF Psrenta! Character und Conduct
Seryiccs 20 coM,nence al : o. o'clock ,aa1:.
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GEO. E. BADGER.-There is a splendid portrait
of this distinguished Ex-Secretary OF the Navy to
be at Underwood in Fulton street AS IL the
resemblance wa cannot speak from personal know
ledge; but the whole style of the picture is in ex-
cesnt taste, the coloring is bold and effective, and
the drawing perfect. Ii is from the easel of Mr.
HUNTINGTON, an Artist of few years but of high
promise. The portrait has hee1 placed in { beauti
ful frame and we understand will BE- removed after
few days TO the L. S. Naval Lyceum at Brook
Ign Navy Yard, for which institution was painted.
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Legislature has agreed to ad-
journ on the Goth inst. (Monday.) We do not
perceive that it has made, or is likely to make any
additional provision for the payment of interest on
the State Debt, for prosecuting the State Works.
The House has voted thar rhe Bank shall resume
Specie Payment on the fourth of July next: Ayes
G3; Noes 29. This s countervaeJ, we believe,
b. one two Stay. Laws, so that the Bank is com
PEELED to pay and its dabtors haze license 10 pay
Meir debts when they choose! But the General
business, which is becoming quite too common.
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LAWYERS DIARY

LAWYERS DIARY. January 81 1872
CALENDER OF CouaT OF CoMAsS PLEAS TINS Day
Par; Fir,-la7. 1885, 20, l+l, 63, 81 49, 81, 67 -, 159
l6l, l63. los, l67.
Par: Second meets ., ocIock-l4, 3,5, lGa, lO4. as
ll+, 10, 9, 30 Sc Sc, 100.
SuPEsIoR CoURrNote, of Issue for the ensuing Feb
ruary Te.mzi.t be filed before Monday the 3s, Of
January.
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. We caution the public against purchasing the Fri
copherous for the Hair dollar per bottle
be had at fifty cents at l46 Broadway Of Liberty
street, up stairs.
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= I ne ks'fH.N aad INs!ih Lectures ir The Co
OF subjects connected with the Sccord Coming of Cs
will he delivered ToaoRRoW SABBATH ailersooa' ,.s
evening IN the tpolle building. Nc. 40 B.oadwsy
Rev. J. G. Wilson OF Maryland Subjects, ia he II A'
uoor-The fist Resurrection III the eyeping-Ths Re-
sur,ec,ioH Of the wicked and ,heir 6nai end S.rv,.
commence 3 and al O'Clock aoS.
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70 The Free Suffrage Convention Of Rhode
Island has issued Proclamation declaring the
Constitution formed BY it the supreme law OF the
State and rs such to be obcyed. respected, and
" defended By all necessary means The old
Government, composed of Governor, Legislature
&c. chosen by the Freeholders, refuse to recognize
it. There is danger of trouble here
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cr Religious anforuna,ion-J

D Religious anfnrnrHsion-Johna AND A.,,e
Bishop viii i.ecrre (bu, few Sundays ic M,s.
Hall. Bowe1y, az NJ, and in Columbian Han 81
Grand street at p a., The Teuets OF the Ch,Si
Isrseiies Church. Car,sts Second Coming and ,bs Mi
leuIu%. Free Aintsaace. Collection stte. each q,
VICE s9 II.
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r "URr's DrcTIosAaY OF ARTS, MAsurAc-
rrREs AND MlSE,," No. l. has JUS, seen published
by Leroy Sunderland, l27 Fu;on:st. This work
is Of Grea, value TO old Artisans, Manufacturers,
&c. while to Miners, and all engaged the devel-
opmeats OF tbs treasures OF the ea.th. il Is nds-
pensable. I: ought TO be found in every liage
li5rary, and we are sure the well-directea enter
prize Q: il, publisher will be rewarded.
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u missISc-ln passing from the foot Of COar,iaEdt
street TO the Astor House, the afternoon of the l4th
instant gentleman had the misfortune to lose q small
Green Bag, containing several articles important
owner end for the afe delivery OF which at the bar Of
The Asor Houe h. fully auoriseY Mr. Setsonto pay the
hader reward OF Fifty Dollars. The bag contained
shirt collars six bosoms pockstin Eve dollar
Fulton Bank Eoea hecu hundred dollars OF State Bank
OF Mississippi and manuscript essay proving that the
only ~oy 10 the nation give all the money of the
Treasury the States be called sub pro
:eni and 70 make all disbursements in the shape Of ex
ches.er bills 10 form grand national deb. for the beGe-
fl Of the country aargs. These and OF Chspmane
Magic Razor Strops the contents The finder is wei
to the collars bosoms and the good money (proyded
nc will keep the bad and the reward into se bargain if
he Will return the manuscript and the invaluable Magic
Strop tic latter being article highly valued and 10
the pleasure may be attributed all the merit con-
tasped in the lost essay
MR. ED,T0R-Tf the gentleman who adyerses the less
Of the Green Bag containing one of my newly invented
Magic Razor Strops, will call at my establishment I02
Wisn street. ae sha have ms loss in that article in
dennlhed by ne~ one. BY saying in ysur valuable
paper, yoa will .rsatly obge
Yours, &c. L.CHApMAN
BowEsY AMruITagArRE.-Familiesa and children will
De grained 10 learn that good performance will be given
mere ths afternoon consisting Of splendid horse riding
repsdancins cemicalities Of the CLOWNS sports Of the
.!ng eoualc songs extravaganza. &c. &C. This evening
mr. DER takes benefit, and presents the beet bill Of The
Season II the las, hight of the inmitable sweeney
CaILDszs's JuElLzz.-A splendid performance will
taxs place at the American Museum this afternoon
menc1g at o'clock accommodate families, schools
&c The Falls OF Niagara, City of Dublin, Grand Como
rama, AlbiIo Lady Pneumatic Railroad, and half
raisa ofcurio,ses. can be day. Aperformance
will also take place this evening
Es Thompson's Bank Note Reporter,
containing accurate quotations OF all the Bank. ia III. Uni
tsd States Table giving the value of the Notes of every
Red Back Bank 10 ta Sate according the Securities
IN the Comptroers Office, &C. &c spsbisned this morn
ing al 81 Wall street, (2) 30
q DR.. Gre's Dictiennry-Those Merhane,,
Chemists and Manufacturers who have hitherto refused
10 purchase this great work. account of the price will
oe grained 70 lea1n that Nh Sunderland No. l2s Futoa
street, has already issued the rs par, and he
TO put the whole work the extremely low p,ice
- cent-shat is twenty-five cents mum ber II contain.
over 1s Engravings The frst number is done in frst
ate style. t2 aa,,
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u capital Pnnishmcmt.-Rev.#G GEORGE
CHEEA TX VIII, hyrs9uest rrpcs's sermon on sn;,,
Pun .hnen, To-norIpw Eyenpg ~ he Ale ,,-ss, r.
b, ,er'-r Churc,.. 5e.o" Grand street, Spr,ic,S c
r!eHce s's't o c,och' lS9 lts
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MORE A.our The AIR TIGHT STovEs-Hr. L.v Badger
who manufactures Stoves il this city, ready 10
convince the public ;ha, such thing explosion 20
any damage take place IL the made By hin,
the damper being adjusted close tight i, is i'm
possible for ,he sas collect il the chamber Of IA.
stove but il must pass of through tie lle Of the chimney
All those Editors who have published the account OF
great explosion to Of The s:ov.. will be docg the
public service BY giving he above az Insertion
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

g Hon. SAMUEL PUTNAM, Judge OF the Su-
preme Court of Massachusetts since 1914, mas
rendered bis resignation. he is nov Is years old
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

" The Church CT the I.au., D.v ss;,,.
xoSs rs they are generally cae hold ,hsir ns.S
fns public Hor.hip Nn.ien.l Hal in Canal ,,,..,
SUNDAY a, 10. s. aad oeloek They we'll ps.s, ..s
have their cootrus investigated and istsea bv ~
Of uE, coIt,ned in tse Scriptures OF ,Ss Gf 'o'
New Testament. aas ielisve It rgA: 20 coa,esd f,
faith ,ha: The Auciea, Prophets sid Saint. w,-ai
ssssop OF Seats free. ;oa t0''
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. 'TeachcrN A,yceum.-A .arec numhe1 al
Teachers w,ar thirty n!cs of New ork have made "a
Arrangement, for meeting at the Exchange Lyceur or
the first SATURDAY af every month, for ns,u,ius win
each other snd trou2 other with teachers ard ots
friends of education this AVID other countries sysep
of SCIENTIFIC ENct,NGES over the globe. Teachers IN
the citv be, ladies and gentlemen, cali a,
the Exchange Lyceum, 3iS Broadway, this evening H,i
dsv or te-mosro. Saturday, 10 O'clock A. N 10 con-
>u on The he. for meeting thsir friends from
abroad j9S q
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SU1clDE.-Miss Sarah f.. Carter committed
suicide a: Morri5ville, Madison Co. on the 3d.
bs throwing herself into well abou, 30 feet deep.
She had been unwcli for few days, and arose
from her bed in the nigh, al about o'clock and
threw herself into the we'll. The skull was found
to be fractured, and there other ssshes
which she had inflicted upon her throat with large
carying-knife.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

IT The New York Clothing Aociety-Ths
Rev. DR.. HhRDENBURGH will delverIa Discourse in
behalf OF tho NY Clothing Society at the Reformed Dutch
Church in Franklin street, on SUNDAY EVENING, JAM
50 at O'Clock 4 collection will be tukenNp TO aid the
managers the Society relieving the disesses If the
r3!ustrlous aud sick poor. JeS S2t
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u we nave beeI showu Tue !oHO"ln5 IctEe1 IIVHl q
distinguished Physciaa of this city, in Paris dated
'PARIs, Dec. 2s,h, sIl.
Dear Doctor Il drop you few lines to return you
thanks for the valuable present you was so KIND rs 10
send me OIL the eve of my departure for Europe
| used your Camphor Lozenscs and distributed them
among the passengers generally. think they were OF
great service cannot say lest meal from seasck
ness believe they are the best autdotc known 10
that distressing complaint.
The Cathartic Lozcngcs in great demand aud did
good My wife has used regularly the Cough Lo-
zengcs and they have Of service TO her Some
Of them have gone 70 Athens. (Grccce by the Rev Mr.
HILL so you sec your fam: will reach her classic hills.
Yours, &c. s H.
log Nassau.street DR.. Shermsns only Warehouse in
this city. For agents see advertisements.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

% JoHs B. BCrLER of Allegheny, LEVI REr
soLps of Mitflin and GroRGE NJ. HcLLgsgAcx Of
Luzefne, haze been appointed by=Gov. Porter
Canal Commissioners Of Pennsylvania for the en-
suing yeer-a new, but Mr.. Butler who was ap-
pointed few months ago.
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CHAPMAN.

ES Thompson's Bank Note Reporter. /,
containing quotations OF all the Bank. ia III. Uni
tsd States fable giving the value of the Notes of
Red Back Bank ais State according to the Securities
in the Comptroller Office &c. published dths morn
az j. w all street.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

81 Exchange Lyceun.-A gentleman highly
competent for the undertaking, has offered 20 n
three years expeditions in behalf of the EXCHANGE LY
cguM TO colcc, specimens and establish agencies for iu
lurc supplies from every section OF the globe, and to pay
thousand dollars towards tho enerprZ. Those wishing
10 participate in tho expedition directly indirectly,
may learn particulars y calling at the Exchange Lycsun
as pro,dv,v il9
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procured, the hatchet purchased, snd all the ar
rangemen,s of the made with the deliberate
design of consunmating the murder OF Adams
And II seemed 70 me that there was degree OF
mor.hcaton when it came TO be known that all
these arrangements had existed long beiore-too
long to answer his purpose.
No" as to the raotive IN this case we must adop:
the principle that man will commit an act OF
cruelty without some definite purpose; and if we
do this be should not be brought ints a Court 1i
Justice, but carried mad d.house
Mr. Selden here went on to show that there
could have been 40 design on the part OF Colt from
the circumstances attending the act. The exposes
situation OF the rooa-the lack of any reason iof
reYenge--tie absudiiy of suppesing that he i'iul'
der wa. perpetfated for me sake OF MONEY, siice'
if tha, was his object q man in far dlfie'eAi CIR
cuYnslance. would have been selected-the tact
that the interview was in all probability sought oF
Adams. established BY the testimony OF Mr.. Wells,
the groundlessness of the suggestion that after ad-
aras came to the room, Colt formed the design TO
murder him for his rnoney--were successivelgurged
az establishing beyond all doubt the fact that no
tive existed on tie part Of Colt for the murder OF
Adams. As tentag 10 show this ia still stronger
light was urged the fact that the examination Of
the sink Of the ouhouse Of the granite building, BY
which the articles of clothing belonging to Adams
were fouad, was undertaken at the prisoners re-
quest.
Before Mr.. Selden closed the Court adjourned
ill 4 O'Clock.
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70 Gov. PsRrgE is in Philadelphia

The BASxRurr Law IN KESTucKY.-lt has
been stated in the papers that the Legislature OF
kentucky had passed resolutions requesting their
Senators and Representatives in Congress to vote
for the repeal of the Bankrupt Law. This ms
take. Resolutions to that effect passed the House
BY strong vote. On being sent to the Senate, n
substitute for these resolutions was adopted. by a
yo,e of twenty-five to five, in which it resolved that
the majority o.: the people CT kentucky desire the
Bankrup; Law to be repealed, or so modified as TO
free it from It's retrospective operation hey con-
nec,ed with this another resolution, that the peo.
pie of Kentucky are opposed to any repeal of the
Land Distribution law.
The substitute of the Senate, on being returned
10 the House. was so far short OF what tine oPpo-
nents Of the Bankrupt Law desired, that was re-
ec,ed BY a vote of cighty-tive to Eve. 1t was un.
derstood that no resolutions on the subject would
be passed. Bait Patriot
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

The bills of the Farmers & Mechanics Bank
will continue TO bo redeemed Ut their office in the
city of Rochester, as usual. e. HUNTINGTON.
Cashier Of the Farmers & Mechanics Bank.
Rochester, jon. "a, 1872
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

70 The Legislature of Michigan has voted 10
adj journ on the 10th of February.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

u Garments OF the first quality, rsady
made including Sur,outs, Winter Frocks, Cloth
Cloak, &C. are offered at reduced prices, in view of the
advanced state the season. 29 Broadway, Of
Barclay street, american Eotel)
il 3tawlstt WIN. II. JENNINGS
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" The Rochester Evening Post of Monday
svenng stops lis press TO give the following an
nOunc emcDt