New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-13


MA1sE.-The Legislature OF Maine is IN
snarl. The Senate has voted y 10 'io1 " ie
ceive their share of the Land Distribution uno,
while the House By the equally strong vote OF lug
- b.. decided to receive it, and resolved 90 to
(! % 10 maintain their ground. Which VIII receos
rs,a;r. 10 be seen meantime we suppose, the
pso,le must be deprived OF the money. Which OF
these two bodies must we presume to be most de-
rnocratic7
MAayLAap.-The House of Delegates having
passed bill proposing to sell the States interest
in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal for IS, OOO,oO
in State Bonds, the Senate amended by striking
out and inserting so to provide for the sale OF
all the Stale Works at cost. This has passed the
House, by As to 81. The next thing will be 20
persuade somebody to buy them, though the low
price of State Bonds constitutes temptation
The Senate (Whig) has declined to 60 into an
election of U. S. Senator at this session.
The House (Locol has summary removed
George S. Maccu5n from the Office of Treasurer
| of the Western Shore and appointed James ,.
| Owens in bis stead. Political reasons only die
tated the change. The Legislature adjourned on
the lob No Districtng Bill has been passad
VigG1sA.-The Senate has finally defeated all
the amendments to the Apportionment bill report
ed byits Committee reversed its vote ,and swal-
lowed the bill precisely as it came from the House
AYES Is; Noes ID. Four Locos and all the Wings
| voted in the negative. Mr.. James B. Thornton,
the Senator from Essex, Spettsylyania end Caro-
line. elected as Wing, but who has Tylerized,
voted for the bill of course. So the ApPogtion-
,nent is made, exactly in the shape we published
some three weeks ago, when the bill passed the
| House. 1t gives the Wings as no chance as
possible.
| The bill proposing to take the sense OF the
People on the propriety Of calling a Convention to
revise the State Constitution with view to the
apportionment of Members of the Legislature on
the basis Of White Population only, the election OF
Governor Sherias, &c., by the People, &c. &C.,
has been defeated in the House: Ayes SIS Noes
GA sectional vote. Western Virginia calls
loudly and earnestly for the proposed change, as
she has majority of the White Population, but
| minority of Representatives.
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ILLINOIS. The House bill districting the State
for the choice of Members of Congress, has pass
ed to a third reading in the Senate by % to l9.
1t gives the wings the least possible chance.
The House bill to repeal the charter of the Bank
Of Illinois has passed the Senate by 9 majority.
It then went to the Council of Revision, consist
ing of the Governor and Judges of the Supreme
Court. The Judges we're equally divided. For
approving it, Judges Treat, Douglass, semple, and
Cation against it Chief Justice Wilson Judges
Lockwood, Brown and Scates. The Governor
gave the casting vote in favor of approval, so the
bill is a law. The House bill to put the Baak in
liquidation was at the same time passed by the
Senate by 4 majority, and approved by the Coun-
Gil; and if the Bank accept this, the other will
| remain dead letter; and it is thought this will
| be the
The House has passed bill to repeal the char
ter of the Bank of Cairo-79 to 9.
| M1ssoURI.--The Legislature have passed bill
TO take the sense Of the People at the General
Election il 1874 on the propriety of calling a
| Convention to revise the State cnno,it-.;
ne Leg IsuIure having gwen out the state rint-
ing to the lowest bidder, clear saving of s., 100
has been thereby effected Will not other States
profit by the examPle'
| UTICA ELEcrIoN.-The following is the official
result. of the late Charter Election in Utica:
Vh:s Regency
HastsT ss5 He- zo Seymour hour 80 ~;
wriah. s5i D. D. Broadway a7
Wing aldermen, %, Sd, and Alb Wards; Loco do Isl
| Last Fall-Bradisb, 1885, Bouck, 776; Stewart, 49,
The recent vote is the largest ever taken The
Wings. elected ali three school commissioners and
TWO of the three constables.
! Vs. BUFFALO has elected LocoFoco Mayor
Joseph G. Mas,en--by 4s3 majority, and two
Justices of like faith. Tylerism controls by
Government patronage about 100 votes here, and
turns them over to Loco-F ocoism. 1t will get its
paw in due season. The Aldermen elect arc
equally divided to 5.
RocHEsrER.-The official vote for Mayor is
Isaac Hills, Loco, 1910; ohm Allen, Wing, 1853 {:
Loco majority 10, which is less than reported,
and less than last year. The Locos have of the
5 Supervisors Aldermen to / tie.
90 The GOLD MINES throughout the South are
now actively worked, and with considerable sue
cess. new mine has been discovered in Moore
county, N. c., in which 500 persons are engaged,
raising $50 or $40 per week to each hand. The
shining dross' is found in Jumps just below the
surface, and the search Cor it is very rudely con-
Quoted. One lump worth SIC was found. In
Stanly county rock mine is worked by machinery
with great profit.
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