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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09
- NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS

- NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS
Fsfk ,. The e s aaS9sbhf I 9Sya
Captain John Eidd-r, 1850 burel her second
yoYage will sail positively az above her regular day is
well know and equally admitted By al that th- Liverpool is
the fastest packet ship thst s2s out Of York having
passage hence several days also every acseon her
turn posSase that sail company with fe. sell as those
cabin second CABIN aud storage pass myers, very
nor hit has gained Tor her The OF the Floating Pal
ling slip, or ". 81. T. TAPSC OFT,
The LIVERPOOL will sail from Liverpool ne 5rh Of
October aortlug shis send for their friends
any the regular Inc on reasonable terms and hoss i,-
remit money have drafts FOX any amount payable
on teqaid IN all The EiHcipA to"Hs OF Great Britain and
B.-Ths sIDDoNs will succeed The Liverpool and sail
23::. Aa.as. 1928
ARRANGEMEN MIS- For lSlS-TAP
ssTr7r Sc OTIS GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE
The subscribers be- 20 call the of friends
ana tn public generally TO their su-or arrangements for
Of ENGLAND, IRELAND, sCoTLAsN S5a or WILLS
IN The magnificent Ships comprising the
Ship EoseIts i55 IONS tons caF taliias VIZ
SLpDONS, lOoC tons. Cobb,
SHERIDAN, 1000 tons Dr5-yzter
GARRlCk: lg0QEoas. Skilder,
New RR89GTHI EsfS Ts I9}@ os se1 w Ba5ieg
N~w" LI l,s: ,.li5o tons Eldsidss,
NEW SHIP 1850 tons
Sailing from New ork on the 18th and 25h and Liverpool
on ne ot ana 18th Of every month, aad with other Glass
packets sali'P three nes PER month makes nv ships r
month from liverpool every days thereby prevent
Ing the possibility OF UNNECESSARY deteaton
Passages direct from London Bristol and GIenock New,
York A. 50 from L5v5rFoo to New-Qrn Mobile, S,yan-
nah Charleston, Philadel PIMA Boston and Baltimore and liz
various ports OF British North America.
In Ill cases where ;he parties sent for decline coming the
passage money promptly refunded without dsluction-
Passage TEN s various seaPorts OF Ireland and Scotland
The Regular Packets Will continue rim follows VIZ:
To LoNDoN the st, 10Th and 10Th cf'-ach month
LrvEKPooI The Isl, 7th 18th, 18th 18th and 18th Of
each month.
To NEw-0RLEASs MosltE, SAVANNAH aud CHAxLgsrox
weekly.
By3ny Of which passages At all times BE- engaged at re.-
Those wishing obtain Drafts can d supplied with any
amount from q sterling upwards PAYABLE demand, with
Ia IsElASD-The National and Provincial Banks and
Branches.
Il scqEt.SD-Ths Eastern Bank Of Scotland, sir VIM
t2ress aaneE I@ aud Branches IN all the principal towns.
Ia t1SGLANp-Ihe Exchange and Discount Bank Iiref-
Eoel Sl-ssTs James Bulk; Son Co Bankers LoaGoa and
Branches u al The principal towns
SsdgEs from tn1 country attended to F first packet.
aTsT paIlculas made known on application III bv e--
ter POST paid,l TO w u T. TAPSC0rT, IS Peek sim
mn Corner South 81. New FORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

I&CI9 DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. IRE
NTH E0LAND, Sc:-Per'ons about retnitring mon
-$4ILEtM4 - 10 their friends IN the Old Country can
E5 Eo go and $50 any amount ayabe on demand
without discount other cas r- National Bank OF
Co. sssaslEs Loadoai sasasd ( Co. Exeag aud Dr.
Banking Company Sir William Forbes Euutef & Co. Sect.
iant sad he branches m sysE Pos Throughout Eng
land Ireland Scotland and v alss which drafts will be for
the Isl OF august W&J. I. TAPSCOTT.
AT ,her General fassags Once, 45 Peck dip conner Soat
street.
\ B-A lr,sz ION he coau,,r ,.t conn no.t n,ia ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09
STATE OF NEW-YoRK. SIN Chancery.-

STAIE OF NETWORK, ss.-En Chancery-
- Before the Wee Chancellor OF the First Circuit.
foauo P Allen v. Michael sa!enger al Masters sale.
In pursuance Of decree OF the Court Of ChauCery of the
State Of Nrw York VII be sold at rubc auction uade the
direction OF the Undersigned ofhe Masters Cou
~ the Merchants Exchange IN the city of New York b. f..
H. Ludlow Co. Aucouvers, tho first lstl d,y Of Sep
inbef ns1t A. D. 1913 az twelve o'clock of that
all that certain piece Of LAM the town ofAhlen
county Of Ere and Stat; O New York being part mum
Der ioTtyoae, to"Gsnpuumber eleven, the nth ange of
townships, bounded as follows commencing stake stand
ing on the north line Of said lot the corner Of land Of
I'ster StTvy thence souhery line parallel with the
We! bounds n SAID ot beng The east-y boundary line Of
me land herein described ioy chains live links TO the
centre OF the STATE Road thence rrl The centre of the
SAM - point SAID road, sixteen chains twey-six
!iuks westerly Eom the Ie OF the land herein described
thence nortey line p4aiiel ;h tie east ile OF said lot
lortyy chains and forty inks the north bounds OF said
lot the along the la mentioned line teen chains
ahd ortyelght Inks 10 The place OF beginning containing
seventy aces and Observation-Disclosures o: acr be the
same more OF less excepting Of said premises y
"dr, running though the whole wIdt, the par, of
sadot occupied itiica and Buffalo Railroad Company
beng tn same premises which heretofore conveyed
e IN sad Mich. aIsuger By Joseph Carpenter Cynha
hts VIE by deed bearing the day of June 1912 and
recorded IN H. Clerk, Office Of Ere county ber o. of
der,, pi-- 25J, June TI 1872 D2lrd New YORK judy g.
i. D. 1913. WILLIAM ". CANiPBELI
Master IN ChanCery, y John strest.
A L. H. P. ALLEN, CompIts sol'rs. jyIy ltswts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

HANCERI-Betore the Chancellor
OF the First CrcuiI-George D. Post and otf-r, - Al
0=tt ID Deg and ot-rs-B Tor foreclosure of morr.s.e
Samuel r Dorf one OF The defendants III this causr Sos
piece OF residence IS at Boston, the Massachusetts
IS required 10 aptf IN TINS by the 18th day of cro
sHt 0? The phi iel therein will taken as Confessed h.,
him Nv York, judy Y 1913. eu "
;os BUTLER EVARTs, ,Compl'ts Solicitors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

warranted hyperion 10 any heretofore used for thaa
these over hsd m4de shoes BY sending s. By mai o.
wise 100 lbs assorted shoes will Immediately o. M hy
ordered By applying TO The subscriber a; The Mots Bro,
Kellogg CO.. Wanens, Hart Lesley Z. fs aISsaY;
Persons Co.. York Cby Smith, BG,snB . ID
q. w. Jones, Ph.de phia and E Pratt bIo,het paN-
.h-r- farther had The
Troy lroa and Nail sactnrs. Apnt. HENRY DohD-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

CROTON WATER MILLER y Co o,ls.,,
CPlum 1s Cr.adstf, TWO doors east Of Broadws,.,
furnish Tnne Lead Composition and Iron Pies I
fountains Bath Tubs &c and every aicle ID ras.
factories Orders Tor the Introduction of water are u
eIecu.sd. lyA -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

- - s,sr,l Thar her Magic Salye for nasters
sovereign sras and h reons en- q. r is iaf ls,.
for White or MILK Leg IL every ;tafs o! @ have
n cured 81 this Save. Rieqee No g ,,i ,a
IN the 4ce or ears OF children. also acnrs Tor ouFs.
., ,Ts performed her Universal Oint;ns'; can
b. sssr- by applying At 70 Betsmau-St = =" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

NEW-YORk, SCtGO- .
t4:ss.:;ssssih=: LEY,s NoUNTAIN AND :. -.
ASTON, wa E. and someF-s;z1-
-l.I--Sl-yille Railroad.
For schooIsys Mountain, leave pier No; North RireratSs
o'clock A. NJ daily Sundays sze9sPisa,l by ann, II 20
o'clock A. " BY y. J. Railroad 10 Elizabsthto"g th5fe
connect with the cars for somsrye coches thence " "'le
10 the Notwithstanding early 81 the afternoon
For as.nn Leaving as above proceed By rail road 10 Som
eryl- coaches from thence tony 81 miles, alyns III fastoH
y B-Th line connects Feston with lines running to
Mauch Chunk Reading Pot,Svi!e, WIlkeSbatrs, &c
This route OF the short distance BY coaches
making by the pleasant and expeditions comments
itself to the public patronage NJ. Sanderson the proprietor
accommodate priv parties wiki extras at the shortest no.
For apply to 4 D. Hope, Merchants Hotel Il Court
landt
Passengers from Philadelphia TO Schooey's Mountain will
leave Philadelphia O'Clock A NJ b. the Ne'Tf ork Ra
road line Ne" Brunswick. Coaches from thence, arriving
the Mountain early afternoon
jr29 If SANDERSONS s. KEAN. Proprletors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

OUh At I'M p = - =,
.b-se .biu. polite Of Jones Cora Hair Restor
ss n because tins : Pna + iy p9 , Rsif 10 70
nos - H. nst,T, intended HAIR 20 grow IS
s1i ~ tn sis Of tia Amy,ican Eagle, 81 Chaiain;r.'
Zs,yynrg or l5q faitou-s; BROOKLYN - - Ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

EN- ~, ,JLRS EY-liudson County Circuit Court
- JOIN j. bRCCE vs.. JACOB POILLON-At,scb
-nt Ia c4se-Nocs Is hereby given that .T,f Of srr
Of John 9uI q me hudson Goanty Circuit Court the suit OF
- % - ntuce sSnst The estate OF Jacob poilIon for ~
lri OF twelve hundred dollars was r.utn.d 70 RI o
Ju7 last, by the Sheriff OF said Count IN ~ M eiih oil
l. D. HARDEsEEgGH, Attornsv. MS Slefs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09
PRINTERS AND BINDERS wARERooNs

% 1rd ~ t;oIds,ree. New YorR-Apri ls,3 St''
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED =" HoE5Pr
ing Press, Machine .n s1N N eeas@9u.pe.
Of the addition onew and improved machinery 70 ,l wofk
md ~, s,iclr IN The cos, Of n.ieriAis and labor arr -
bisd r.tI. 10 reduce The prices yhelr P-ssS and Of -
ers and B1ndels materials gste,ay Is WI" ~ ser 81 ;A,
This Establishment Is still under the personal sarrri,,
drncr fchaTd vi Hoe and Robert hoe, md they ,sr,
their friends the great reduction 10 u
an articles manufactured By ;his fsi bllshmsPt shah a.,
The mgr rsput4-iou which they have hitherto sustained
will also bs their constant 10 improve the Quay II
hem IN ey particular. They Halter themselves also ~,
ir old friends VIII only CONTINUE tTs iayors bg, ~
pnts, cg,sllIv will appreciate ;leIr endeayoss 10 f,r
lie very hest urCles x barely feniunerltns GGces.
Orders from .iiy part 81 the country tor al articles u, l.
Printers %! iri4rs, Ecudig Tyre, Ink Paper etc gI !
executed i;h the greatest care ana propniads AID or lie
h-St terms. -,
be prices #ilh every attention aad expedition.
y BAH articles manufactured b. this Est2bllshr,-,,
viii D. STAMPED r. no. Co., that persons from aSs
Printers OF newspapers who publish this advertisement, VIII
this three tunes before The !ist OF July next and si -
Of their rarsTs 10 will be entitled 10 payment Of thr E
or 5uyiGg tour tunes the amount 81 n 4Ad
r loud ANBER-lmportan 10 FamiHes-A
W,R~Es \ Co.'S LIGUtp iMgNR lsan iadispen,ibl. a,
rTrl for family SrS and lmil should h without H.,
srfa, cnls Tor Scalds BuuS, BlulseS Commissions, &c Il
f, c,r in very few days, II also cer3B 10 rsno,.
,r and the lis from SILK w ooleIh Foru #
H. II l., SUPERIOR to IN other article offered ~
bI;c beng most agreeable for SHAVING bathing, nmotrs
"a, rimplss cleansing The mouth ~ cases Of fever
G MIN, t6- corrlexion white and soft Tesiimon1,
-, H. respectable sources, with directions for urg
3ccu,r1T each bo,e and may be seen Al The Office OF H.
Popretnrs No JohGst. second heof IN 'front.' Tries 8
"a Charles TrPr, IS Bower Dr. H Krs
Co. ti Broadway corner GrandS'fsel w IGq. COX, IS
Bro,dw. covr Ei-ht'-IyiEset p3nAs s;n.l,
nor C. FrotfineIam * Co. Broadway, near sAesTs
AIhulg; T. " Nevcoub 3C5 Riygl-st., Troy BRH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
ENRE INSURANCE al the lowest rates by the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company-t Incorporated 1870
Charter iseIptiual.)
THIS long established and well known Institution having
Deem IN active operation upwards OF thirty years continues
lHSNs ouses tuTncEe Stores Merchandise and every d.
<cnption OF pruPe; against lass damage by
favorable tssms JOHN NELSON, j. Agent,
~ VI syrs.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09
1s4s-DAILY STEAMBOAT LNE-ls3.
s's-s5s9LAKE 6NfARIo 49, :
.e:s--.s..- ROUTE E-EE

tt.,...s.--.sEC. ROUT zlE-E-E
NIAGARA FALLS, ROCHESTER, oSwEGo, NEW-IoRk,
sAckETrs HAssoR, R1SGsToz, oGoE1sHURGH .SD
L.
The New steamer LADY Or THE >iAS GiPteP j. !
Var CIsvs form Daily Line between Sackss starboT
Oswego and Lewiston touching a: the mouth OF rS-'
River both wayseayng Sackrtts Harbor Al clock H
Ogeso at o'clock P N. Rochester Il 10 o'clock P u and
arrive u Lewiston in time reach Niagara Falls or Buffalo
to breakfast he next morning. R,qrnngI.ays Lewiston al
O'Clock r NJ Rochester at II O'Clock NJ, Osvego al 3
o'clock 4 81, and arrive a. sackets HzFboF al hapas
T,h- new Steamer ROCHESTER,. Cart 6: s W7eks,
and the Steamer ONEIDA Capt R T Child. form Daliy
Line b-w.e Ose-o Kingston and OgdenscuTa ana rin IN
connection with the above Steamers-sTin- Os"o AZ
o'clock A NJ Ion The arrival Of the boats i!su Nlaara
Falls and Lewiston) Kingston 4. NJ, and arrive az Oe
trn burgh the afternoon. Ieturning-isare 0gcs-
bnrgh al 10 F. NJ Kingston i. NJ aud arrive ~ Os"eso
the afternoon Tine for the Steamers Tor hocAsSls'
Lewiston, Niagara : ais and 3Gftaio -;
Passengers leaving Niagara Fills and Lewiston by is I!he
OF STEAMERS f arrive az Montrs, direct, IN rs hours
Steamers Lave Lewiston daily fox Icronto and Hamilton,
on tn arrival Of tie Lady Of the Lake and St LaIgrslcs
LEM. OF NEW CANAL PACKETS
Leave Syracuse every morning and evening for Osw.o ana
arrive IN TINE Tor Steamers bound 70 Lewiston NlasHIi
Falls Kingston aud OEd-rsburgh and isays Os"eso efgr
rnoria and evening arrvai Of the Lake steamers iot
Syracuse and TINE for The Fn0Ei and evening CaI
70 i;zuy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09
T. II. WELLS, Act. LOm. {. Il. Il.
Z. TLLOTSON * co, :. P.
&. B. S S. WARD, 5. B. 7.

a .c1E, . NEWARK AND NE W YORK
cS----..- Fare only I2i cents-The splendid steamer
sI:s.s-S.s PASSAlC after June j, will as fol lows:
Leave the foot Of Barclay street New York, at 10 ~ vi.
and Il P. NJ
Leave foot Of Centre street Newark, at "a A NJ and at
4! T. NJ.
The accommodations both passage and freight have
been great improved Freight carried low rates
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

gz-zy1 EVENING LINE AT SEVEN
C.=.--lAa1---1 O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
,-e!--ssy. direct without, landing. The splendid low
pressure -IgsInboat sW ALLOW, Capt a. MLssm, viii
leave the foot Of Courtlandueet every us,day GuIsd'J
- The swallow has large number of elegant state
rooms and speed and accommodauoais not surpassed on
rho Ind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09
s-@@e MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
S:I- 49, -NEW-YORk, NEWARK AND NORRIS
SUMMER ARRASGEMENT
Leave Newly York Leave Newark Leave Morrlstown

Leave New York Leave Newark Leave Morrs,oww4
I ? 81 fM q P. NJ.
Passengers by the morning tain McrT!stown arrive there
Sciooeys Mountain, ashinston B,idsre and Easton;
also Stanhope, Sparta, Newtowp Milford aud Owege
Passengers from 6orsown will time to take the
morning and evening from New lo[, for Philadelphia,
y By arrangement Just made the cars TIN. road
direct and from Jersey City connection with the
of the New Jersey Railroad OF the same hour thereby
avoiding any change passengers baggage formerly
The VI +. Railroad having recently been reald with The
heaviest rail- complete running order and Offers
the aud picturesque excursions tn the
vicinity well coinmodous and sxpeditious Conveyance
between New Y2rkad o.Eio"n Tor and fright
which will be taken the reasonable Once at
the foot OF Couand, street. where agent s III
attendance
Newark TO Nloristown. ........... $50
Z" Madison and Chatham $50
Summit $50
{" Mleyille ................... so
jelou IRA DODD Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

MoRNING IN; LlM1 ,65i5g AG Floa . iBe
zoot Of Bsrcisy s,te- The 9wLes;Sp0I=
Steamer IPIRE, Capt. 5 r. Roe, leaves IH!o Nun
b4 low pressure steamboat TROY leaves To-MoR-
sssss p2y al the Office foot of Barcssree or on
board. ~. r.l pil, S,ecis
tbs Boat must be at the risk the owners OF such Goots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

NToTICE-An Election for Trustees Tor the
will De held AZ the Once of the Association on Monday t5e
TN OF August nsst The Poll open at and close at
Tvs sm. 49, : JOHN MILLER, Jr., Cle,k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

% ay7 no MONOPOLY FARE RI
-llf61.:-lDUCED FOR THE YEAR i i NV ~.
s.s- Independent Opposition Linz for lh.ny lyi-
11ct The new and commodious steamboat Ns.N-Js-h-
SEY CapR H Fury will lay the ef loot d 4aic!ay'
For freight or passage apply board Freish; taksn lass
The Ne.Jersey furnished with elegant sa,e-roons and
FOR speed and accommodation Is not surpassed oy any stem
hnsr he Emhsnn River. zen u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09
81 z<:11 FARE REDUCED, For Bridgeport
I-~-.r3.a- ! and Norwalk, landing at Beldens Neck.

SC uSg At. POWELL " cos LINE FOR
- NEWBuRGH Laudins at Caldwcil's; West
ssz2lgHs-sa Pom; and Cold Srrns-The sieamboa HIGH
renstreet. every Monday Thursday and saturday,
O'Clock, r NJ RStaInlns Will leave New5u5Zh every
NJ For freight apply to the CAPTAIN on board
Baggage and freight OF all descriptions oark bills sIle
put on board must be the risk OF the thereof unless
bill n hiding OF .capis be sgned tOr tie lHIi
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-07
From. Me Globe


In the House. the retrencbmsnt hill in.
troduced BY Mr.. Arnold, was passed BY
aVOle of l66 TO 4S-two days baviDS
been spent in psrfaeting il, As mucS
curiosity has been manifested 10 know
ils exact provisions we anSlyze them as
follows.
The pay of members of Congress il
fixed thus:
For the first FIVE months Of any session
So per day.
For the ensuing two months, (if Con.
gress shall be so long in SessiOn,) s. per
day.
For the time Congress shall remain in
session after the first seven months, s.
per day.
Members sre to be paid only when ia
actual attendance upon their respective
Houses; unless their absence be occasion.
ed by sickness Of themselves or their
families, OF BY leave Of either House.
The mileage is fixed at 81 for every
90 miles Of lrevel. Distances are to b6
according TO the Post Office book; to.
kOning from the the post Office nearest
the residence Of each member, by the
usual route to the seat Of Government.
Mileage is not to be allowed, unless
members actually travelled the distance
charged in their sccounts. All officers
and agents of the Government who are
allowed travelling expenses are subjected
TO the same regulations.
The salaries Of various other Objects
Of the United states, whose pay is not
protested by the consrItution-such, fOf
instance, as the President and the Judg!
es-are also brought down. Officers in
The civil and military departments (aTmy
and navy inclnded) of the Government,
whose salary now exceeds So, 900, are
reduced 20 per cent on the present pay.
NO reduct ion, however, is 10 bring
down the salary Of any ono nov receiying
more than $l 900 beIow that sum, pi:
plomsiic agentss crying. abroad are exempt.
ed from the reduction; also, all psFspns
whose salaries are now not more than ST.
900 per annum.
The Offices of Recorder and Solie.
tor of the General Land Office are abslS
ished.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-07
OREGON.


The following paragraphs we find iR
several of the eastern papers received
this morning. -
"THE SETTLEMENT OF 0REGoN.-FhG
meeting at Pittsburgh last week, report.
ed that it was not expedient for Ameri:
can citizens TO emiRrate 10 Oregon until
he U. s. Government bad taken meas!
ures TO secure and protect the emigrants
in their rights.
"We see, by lettet in the New York
papers, that Elijah White, who was sent
ont as U. s. Agent to Oregon, and took
with him a large party of emigrants;
writes, under date of August IL, that his
party had increased 10 ll2, although
they had lost two, one by sickness and
the other by accident. They started
with l9'wagons, and their journey had
been slow, and tedious; but they had
passed two thirds Of the way, and we're
in excellent health aud good spirits. -
A favorable opportunity for emigration
will occur in April, through the aid Of
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, at independence. He
offers to plot party over The monntains
from that place. Mr., White advises those
who intend TO 60 10 prepare light, strong
wagons, and 10 take no loading except
cooking utensils, and provisions for four
Mules are preferable 10 horses.
lie says 40 dOabt exists as TO the llIimats
success Of the Colony.p
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-07
TWENTY,TW DAYS LATER FROM
E{JROPE


The Steamer Acadia arrived at Bos.
ton on Sunday, g0th inst
The British Parliament was opened
on the Cd Of February. The Queen
was not present. Her speech was read
by the Lord Chancellor. 1t gives a
pretty full account of the success of the
British arms in Asia, and Of the foreign
relatiQps Of her kingdom, and suggests
some improvements in the laws &c.
Mr.. LabOuchere gave notice in the
House that be should on the teth inst.
move for return Of The wheat imported
through Canada for . certain period.
Mr.. KOebuck gave notice that be
would move an address at ap early day
praying her Majes'y free pardon to ali
persons transported from the CAnadas for
political offences.
Mr., Villiers gave 40 tice that he would
move an enquiry into the present Corn
Laws, with q view 70 their total and i'm
mediate EepeSl.
Sir Charles Metcalfe has been appoint.
ed GOyeRor General of Canada, and will
leave Liverpool with his suite, in the Cal
dopia on the 4th Of Murch.
The ROthschilds have completed Gioan
to the Belgian Government OF 5O,OOO,OOO
forms.
In the slip we have, little is said OF
the markets. Cotton is heavy and droop.
ing in price. The same in HAVE -
Gin. Gas.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Saturday, Feb. 25, l643.
AFTERNOON SESSION

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The question pending was the indef.
mite pOsiponement Of the Militia bill,
which led 10 debate Of some length, in
which Messrs. Meredith and Wilford ad-
vOcated the bill, and Messrs. PrObasco
and Mcfarland opposed it. .
The motion was lost-yeas ID, nays
Al.
The question then turned on Mr. Bow.
ems amendment, exemptng all persons
from militia duty who perform two days
extra labor upon roads aud Highways;
which was carried--yeas 81. nays 81.
Mr. Steedman moved TO strike out all
after the enactine clause and insert
"That all acts and parts Of acts providing
for and requiring the organization Of the
militia Of this State be, and the same are
hereby repealed"
Lost-yeas A, nays SO.
Mr. McNulty moved TO recommh the
bill 10 a select committee of three, with
instructions 10 amend the same 80 as 10
provide:
/. The, training Of tho rank and file of
the infantry, in time Of peace, shall be
dispensed with;
2. All able bodied citizens over the
ago Of eighteen, aid under the age Of
forty.fve, shall be kept regularly enroll
ed;
3. The infantry shall be kept regular
ly enrolled aad officered;
4. The raising OfVOlunteor corps shall
be encouraged by appropriate privileges
and immunties;
s. The officers shall be thoroughly
drilled;
6. Division boards Of inspection shall
be appointed, whose duty it shall be to
make periodical examinations, with re-
card 10 the proficiency Of the officers OI
their respective divisions in military tnc
tics, and to give certificates Of proficiency
10 such officers as shall be found qualifi
ed for actual service;
7. SucA provisions shall be made for
the holders Of such certificates as will
tend 10 encourage the study Of military
tactics among the whole body Of OEs
GERS.
After some remarks from Msssrs. Mar
tin, McNulty, Meredith, White and BY
ingtOn,
The motion TO secommit RAs carried
yeas a., nays 10.
The instructions were tihen SgrOed 10,
and recommilled TO a ssleet G0mmitiee
ofthree-MesSrS. McNaitB, Curry, &nd
Meredith.
The House adjourned,