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in the Great Wes.ern PraricS the .4natNac aud
Rocky Mountains, and Oregon, 1sa7ftoaH; by IHoiHs
~ 81
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rem ed from rom No. John lsD ST. a 'SRs ss
with j. r. Goodman. where he receiving his Spring and
STYLE sus furnished twelve hours notice Having greatly
reduced his he viii be enabled 10 sell at reduced
prices and he oIic the raYo Of his friends ad te pubiic
whom he feels grateful for the liberal patronage he has here
received. His good ,rticle punctuay in
filing orders. low urcaq. and cash delivery a2i Il.
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MUNKUE M-4NSION HOUSE. corner Ct
w Monroe and cs,teEises ard tcr wives
back the second aud thrd hoor furnished
furnished, with board the reasonable terms also
few single gentlemen, with full boAd breakfast and tea
only. 4 pleasant quiet home is insured hrrn Eurlee Nc
Nnnrns.s. lnnnfrs ni Mn. J. " III. SON .Nn In.
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DIRECTORS:
Rensselaer, Haven, Eaah Taylor, Coris. ". Lawrence,
j. Phillips Phoenix, William Couch, Micah BALDWIN,
John Morrison, B. l.. Woolley, Nathaniel Weed,
J.serii B. VarhuIn, flaming c. Tucker John Rankin,
David Lee Megs D. Brnjamin John D. Wolfe,
Caleb o. Halted, William W. Todd teTi;nsnis Snytam.
Ecnry q. Thompson, x. HAVENS, President,
p,Ir,
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Tg1HE, HOWARD INSURANCE Company
L capital $500 900; Office No. 81 Wall st. This Company
make against loss damage by e and
inland
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JIRE, MARINE AND INLAND NAFlGA-
Il TION INSURANCE. on the Mutual plai--comhned
with capital oil S200G10, together with the accumulated
profits OF the past year
THE JACKSON MARINE. INSURANCE COMA
NJ, No. So Wall seet, Is prepared 10 lssus Policies oa
Fire. Marine and Inland Navigation risks adusting losses
heretofore, with promFness and libsrolity.
SIME0N L. IL .nWIN prrsdnnt.
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The same spirit of order and the same propric-
ties of language and temper reIgned throug hout
the vessel during the 81 days we were on board
Of her. But enough for this writing. So adieu
for the present.
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DROKEN AND EGG PEACH ORCHARD
ID COAL-Now discharging from ba:ge -, clzln aHl
good order having been cefn screened at time OF ship
uenr for sale at the lowest cash I,Iices by -
WARD & BROWNE,
corner of Laight aud Washing ,o!-str.ets.
a [ ah:.h Coal OF I'll siL... IEl1 lM
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LEONARD NJ. VINO EST.
=. NARTISDAIF p. Z.
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

NO l3 .TOHN-HTREkT.
LLLIOT, BURNAP u BABCOCK are con-
u tany supplied with large aud general assortment Of
PAPERS, suited all departments of the trade, among
which are the following: Eubbards coore,l Papers ~
great variety; Boston Copperpate Papers. Of superior
quality; Book and News Printing; Cap, Letter, Folio
makers Press. Boards Druggists Hnrwe and Cloth Pa
pers; Binders and Trunk Boards sheathng and Wrapping
Papers, &c.
Paper.maers supplied with all kinds o stock and mate
-;,I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19

BoeoTA-A letter received thence, dated 10th
November, mentions that Sea Island cotton has
become great article of export; it costs about
three Bit. to raise, and it be sold at Carthage
ma at FIVE bits pound, and pay u handsome profit.
The government can therefore, afford to put on an
export duty of two cents pound, and then under
sell the North American planter Two gentlemen
sent out the seeds, gins, &c. some few years ago,
and they pretend to think that Begota and the
neighboring country will become formidable rival
to the Southern States in this branch.
English calicoes and cottoss were in demand,
as wei! as fancy articles, chairs, sadaery, drugs,
&c New. Orleans Bee.
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Things in Philadelphia.
corr.enondepce of The New York Tribune.

PErL.p 81 rH1A, Jannary tsp. VI.
The Clay Convention, which assemblies at Harrisburg on
Wednesday F.bruary ed will doub, be nueroussy ar
tended The Wing members of the Pennsylvania LesSia
,ure lave held meeting and resolved TO attend In body
This city will be ably represented such men as
Chandler Gtons freeman, and host OF others attached
10 The National CLAY Club will be there and their energies
are toe well need euicgy from my feeble pen
The latter gentleman is one The Jealous and active
JOB Mann has been re elected State Treasurer by vote
of so 10 H. being the number given TO any
opposing candidate, there being several
The dealca,on of Allen Thompson, Treasurer oil the
Wilmington Railroad Company, according to his own ac-
acknowledgement, $4,000. Matthew Newkrk, the late
President Of the Company, denies most positively that ne
gave his authority for the use OF the funds whch
Mr.. L. has appropriated. Thus stands the matter
Several individuals chars ed with setting fire TO The Read
ing Railroad Bridges, which burnt short time snee'
have been arrested Nostown and committed TO answer
for the offence One of the parties is represented TO De
man worth $50 GOO!
There sill, dearth OF any ling of interest prevailing
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HARD TlMEs-The Boston Courier serves up
the character of the times in the following manner

"The times are hard, ard every thing runs wrong !;
Commerce ana cash are in shocking plight;
Stocks all down The money markets tight
The sales, coed sir, are in an awful Ak
Tax wos't go eft; and see bow ta!low stcss-
Tobacco, too. very drug has grown,
Turks Island salt can hardly hold its own.
Doiugs in indigo look deadly blue.
Potash and soap are In precious stew.
The case is desperate, for run. and rags,
And pig in poke are pork in gunny bags.
In hides and leather you can I save your skin,
You II get nipper il you trust 10 gin.
Don't think OF ua5bliug now in Russia duck,
And in molasses you'll gel surely stuck.
The banks won't discount in a stin.y pet,
And for your soul you can't collect n debt
There nothing active but dismal duns,
And no transactions, sir, in huttered buns.
IT'S past all guessing wbat may next befal-
The dogs and chancery must take all.'
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Hrsar CLAY IN GEoa,l..-The following is

EEsRY CLAY IN GEoasn.-The following Is
from the Washington letter of the United States
Gazette:
have been permitted to take the following ex-
tract from private letter from distinguished CIT
izen of Georgia, formerly Nulliher, and an oppo-
nenr eff Mr.. Clay, politically, TO Member OF Con
sress. which | think will be interesting TO the
readers of the Gazette. The letter bears date but
few days ago:
"As 10 the Presidential contest Of 1914, have
only 10 give my opinion that it is useless to TANK
of any one but Sir. Clay as the Wing candidate.
Some think Mr.. Clay will be put sside again II we
hold Convention. 1t is ny deliberate OPINION
that Mr.. CLAT is the osLT nan in the Union VINO
has popularity ard force of character enough to
administer the Government for the WHOLE Union
and according TO his own ideas ofthe Constitute on
He can and will stamp his genius and principles on
the administration, which will be felt tor good
for wears after he s gone. Any other OF the ssPi-
rants will be but ihe cats-paw OF e party, and used
for party purposes. You know differ IN some
degree from Mr.. Clay on some questions, but this
difference does not blind me to his virtues. L think
he has more self-sacrihcing patriotism than ALL
the other aspirants put together. This is saying
great deal, but it is my honest opinion.
Another letter states that several prominent
Locos of that State have declared their intention
to leave their party on of its reckessness,
dishonesty, and utter disregard of the wishes of
the People-becanse they have torn down and de-
sroved business. credit, and every thing else, aad
refuse to build up again. Georgia is resenerated,
depend upon it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19

D There are rich scenes enacsing row a,
Albany in regard to the Distribution of the
Spoils.' We hear that DR.. BEAKLgy, relative
of the Governor, who has boarded some months in
this City, (she Loeos here say they do n, know
him, wherein we have the advantage OF them.l is
10 be Health Officer OF the Port; and we hear
that our friend JAMES CONNER is 20 BE Inspector
General OF Pos and Pearl Ashes. (yery coed
that: yoa see printer cox be iacky once in q
great while.) Neishsor SLaAx is TO have al office
I've presume of pyrotechaic character proba-
by Inspector General Of yi,riol and Iron filings
Unfortunately for some OF osr Tammany friends
Gov. Bouek is said to have prelud:cs against rec
noses. He has some design in this.
Edwin Croswell, we hear and trust, Is to be re-
stored as State Printer. His partner, II. Il
Van Dysk, aspires to is-a clever fellow in the
Yankee, but not so clever in the English sense o.
the term. Comptroller Flasg is said to favor Van
Dyck, and there is quite division in the camp
bn, the old White Horse takes the field tor Ed
sin. and he win walk over The course. Nothing
40 nowerfnl rs new Governor Till he has par
csled out his Offices.
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Nv THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
r.e n,e, IN AT. l. oufs-ComRferfeifers AZ
~ rested in the West, &C.
Correspondence OF
BALTIMORE, Wednesday morning, 5 Q eioIA.

Coue.uondeuce OF The TrtoHue.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday morning ! . efoeA,
Accounts from St. Louis TO the Gin say snas WI
FAR. who was wounded in the street DUEL Win
Mr.. Walker, was still alive, and ms physician
hoped he would recover. 1t was mistaSen re-
per, which said he was shot in the face. de re-
esiyed bu, one wound, and that was in the chest,
Three men were arrested in New Albany Ia on
Wednesday. l1th inst, whose names are tucker,
Kelly ard Webb. In their possession was fouad
carpet bag in which were found $4,000 OF coun'
t.rseir money, a,e00 on the Bank of Missouri,
S. 600 on the Bank Of Illinois and $4,000 on the
FRS, Municipality of New Orleans The men
were discharged because it is not against the law
Of Indiana to have counterfeit money IN possession.
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OVERLAND MAIL TO THE PAcwlc.-A memo.
rial has been presented in Congress from Seth
Swetson, Esq, U. S, Consul at Guayaquil, asking
for the establishment of regular line of packets
from the United States to Chsgres, (Isshmus Of
Panama. and an overland mail to the Pacific
The important and increasing interests of our
MERGE in the Pacific presents strong claim in "a.
vor of this memorial, and we trust that IL will re-
ceive the favorable attention of the Governmen.
New Bedford Mercury
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JAZZ. DELrvERY.-On Friday night Ave prison
ers escaped from the county Jaii IN this villss.
through the aid of two or three individuals whe
procured rhe keys of the cell and outer door. Two
Of the FIVE have been retaken; also the keys oflha
prison, which they took with them, have been
found. A woman, a man, and two boys, have been
arrested on suspicion of aiding in the act.
Lyons (Wayne COY Argus.
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Tne Raakrup, Law.

1t viii be seen by reference to our Washington
Letter that the bill to repeal the Bankrupt Law
has been ordered to third reading in the House
by the very decided vote of l4o ayes to u nays
We have now TO see whetherit will meet an equal
" 1oeedy passage through the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19

FRAuD.-A Mr.. D. l.. Patterson of this city has
lately been arrested in Boston, charged with pro.
curing large amount of books and other property
on false pretences. He began some three months
since by purchasing books, at first to the amour,
of $1,000, for which ne gave draft on a Mr.. Mar
tin of this city. This draft, with several others OF
the same character, promptly paid and this
at once established Patterson credit He there
upon, it seems, purchased goods of various per-
sons-including books of Croker & Brewster,
Little & Brown, jerks & Palmer, B. B. Muzzey,
C. H. Pierce g. Co., Lewis & Sampson, and 9th
ers, and dry goods of Blake &c Trumbull and some
90 or 80 others. He always careful to refer
those of whom he asked credit to those whose
drafts had been paid, and thus escaped suspicion.
On Saturday, however, some eight or ten drafts
were protested for non-payment, and this led to a
prompt exposure. Patterson was arrested and put
under bonds for further examination.
1t is supposed that he is connected in the bust
ness with some half dozen persons in this city.
requisition has been sent on for two or three o!
them, and such evidence as will lead to complaint
against the others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19

BvRNr.-In the dwelling OR. C. Evans which
was burnt TO the ground last Moaday night, few
miles from Natchez, was large and valuable Ii
brary. Mr.. Evans had barely time to escape, and
was compelled to see his books burn, without
mower 10 snatch them from the flames. The loss Of
the library is greater than that of the dwelling.
By private letters we learn that the store and
warehouse of Mr.. Hills and the house of Mr.
Mayers. at Baton Rouge, together with his out
houses, were destroyed by FIRE on Wednesday, morn
ing last. lN. y. ricayene'
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D7 A fire at Nashua, N. H. on Tuesday even
ing destroyed the large Machine Shop of the Nash
ua Manufacturing Company, occupied BY num-
Der of mechanics and artisans The loss is estima
ted at about $4,000 with little or no insurance
The loss falls heavily number of industrious
and worthy men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19

HENRY Y. WEBB vs.. BULGER AND ANOTHER
This was an action for assault and battery, grow
ing out of the row which took place at the closing
of the poll in the district of the fifth ward
at the last charter election in this city. The cause
was submitted to the jury on Monday evening, who
rendered verdict for the plaintiff with 1000 dam
ages [Albany Daily Adv.
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70 The CITY GUARDS, enc of our most spirited
and excellent uniformed companies, give grand
Military Fete at Niblo's on Monday evening next
which they promise shall be the most brilliant Of
the season. We know this corps has the ability
and the will to make it such, and subt not their
entire SUCCESS
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~ BEAUTIFUL wisoow sHAnEs.-we invite the as,ee-
lion OF the public the advertisement, of mesrs 5a,si
De NANNY, Ok Ne. Spsueestreel Their assortment OF
Shades for paricrs ehsoers easements and oes e very
complete and they prepared execre to order any
size or pattern in the best style Of TIE arr We hink some
OF their Gothic Landscapes eaaalo French painted
Shsaes ever npor,rd while TIER prices bui ile more
than cRe half
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u GRAHAa's MAGAZINE for February dou.
bic number, contains great number of most able
articles by our best writers. We have not room
to speak further of its contents to-day, but shall
recur to it hereafter. 1t is for sale at this Office
and by Israel Post, SO Bowery.
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TIE WRosS WAY TO CoRK.-ME. Kenny, the
great dramstist, in drinking glass OF wine, mad
yertently swallowed small substance which
nearly choked him a friend seeing his distress,
and anxious TO convey to MS companions the sad
sts,e of the case, exclaimed Il is cork gone the
wrong way' :. / don't know whether it is the
wrong way TO Cork said wag who was pre-
sent, bur i, seems very likely way to kill
Kenny ~
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r Ter soneRs Murrsy.-A Pamphlet containing 'ne
.,,e Proceedings Of the Court of Inquiry in this case
b spirited view ofthe soaers under full SAIL rofsra,'
nack, nzie, an accurate drawing ofths Spar
and serb Decks of the vessel with minute descriptions o.
toe same, spences Programme in the Greek
all the Testimony, Documents, &c &c WIN oe
corning nj this Office Price l2i cents Postu,as'
,. and others RENTING ST. will be entitled to Il copies
II NAV be obtained 10 Philadelphia from 2eiber ana BUR
peas. and In Boston from Redding & Co.
~ For the election of Norton The SINNERS Sour1 Oh w
-, Morse,. Electric Telegraph &C. see First Page.
r For Poem by Lowell, Letter from Chicago ana the
r,aoon, Ee,,bo,lnke see Last Page.
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S1rpeEME COURT OF THE U. S..Tuesday, Jan, n
n ~ R,rhsnau e, al vs. MISUNDERSTANDING for ana
No s Mercer ct u1. in error, vs.. Seldcn.-whppe q,
', Johnsnp ar defendant.
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E-o,, tho Hal,imore Scn. Jan. is.

SaNps's SARsAyARiLLA-S Scarlet Fsrer dinwmsa Of III
errors-rhis dangerous and alarming affection, which las
swept rom the stage time mHny, both AT the inpoce
age Infancy asd the mature and vigorous perodd
manhood has at length met its bape and attote aud IL
evil effects upon the system, are laid waste Nv lis powerful
influence 4 iitte grand child Of Mr.. I'm Patriots, wood
coder attacked Sth scarlet lever Which len Der m
dreadful state hes little body was covered with paichea
scarlet eruption large lump something like bile, and
least two inches in dsmeter, made lis appearance
shoulder which broke and discharged ALMOST incredible
quality OF mos, offensive matter uud corruption; he,
This she discharged large quantity OF corruption from be
ears, OF very offensive character Almost despariag
stopping the discharge they made trial OF Sands Ser
apara which effected cure, the child having taken ocf
one bottle For the benefit of those suffering from The bare
ul effects of this horrible sisense, Mr. Patrick VIII D.
pleased TO Intern any person 10 the correctness OF hi
statement they will call at hi, residence in Exelersuet
near Fawn
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail by A. B. Sab
4 Co, Druggists and Chemists No. 27S Broadway c0rneo
Chambers.s,reet, New.York. Also sold by A. B. D
Sands Druggists, Nos 7s and 100 Fuon-street pa,s
Sands Co, II East broadway. Price 81 per bosle. A
bottles for IS.
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THE soMERs TRAGEDY.

W a ne new w Grid, OF tbs week, tSacfday,'s''
2l.) will con,na full clear and impartial, tbougha
SEVERE AND SEARCHING REVIEW
Of the testimony before the Court of Inquiry in relation
the awful execution If Spencer Cromwell and Small s
supposed intent TO mu,iny by Commasdor A. s. Mackefh
The text Of the article is
"THOU SHALT NOT KILL"
The contents of Ibis Review will present f.css and mfr
OF startling nature, and worthy the csnste
ton OF humane and Christian People.
H. GENERAL REMARKS ON GERMANY-Lsfa
on the History Politics. Literature and Manners OF lie
Germans-by F. J. Grund, Esq.
III. PRISON DISCIPLINE IN THE UNITED
sTATEs-A capital Original ar,icle-by Prof Teikaaps
of Union College
". THE INDIAN NECKLACE, beautiful Lessad
from ons of the ANIMALS
V. THE MIDLAND OCEAN, by g. DIrscli, Esq
VI. THE SOUTH SEA CHIEF, Tale Of The ssatH
Mss Jane Porter.
VII BORN TO LOVE PIGS AND CHICKENS,
N r. Willis.
VIII. SLEEPING AND WAKING DREAMS, b5 se
Abby.
TX. NETWORK HISTORICAL soCIETY-yey&
teresting proceedings ct the January Monthly Meetng
x. LETTER FROM Mr.. ALDRICH, description
London and its Envrons--capits Also great y1rrYV
Original Poetry, Scrap Book articles News, sc. &c.
TermsSame as heretofore 50 year. Single coptss'
cents Published n beautiful octave form. ofcs Na-
street, yhe:e published and for sale, ali the po
" Books for ,be People," at III ,o25 cents each.
jl9 81 J. WINCHESTER, Publsae1
~ Just Published, in In Extra Double nross'"
the BROTHER JONATHAN, Price u; cens,
SISTER anna NOVEL
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF
CHARLES PAUL DE KoCK.
This IS beautifully written and affecting Tase, az,
entirely free from the objectionable Ha.ter which tone
charac,erses The writing OF ilG eminent author.
OF Sister Anne rep!ee with absorbing and soul s;ftHs
ciden' and we deub, not II viii prove quite ias.
anlong our readers WILSON Il CO.. Publishers y
~ Democratic CIay Club of the Eigelss
w ard ckets Tor the ARauai Ban Of tbs CoD &c,
procured at The Howard House, corner o. srqadsSsa
T Taso. X KILLED. ItsD' Secretaries 5ga
u Spencer aanouaces 10 gentlemen tia. bis s'f--s
Eents are now competed 70. supplying according 81
yieus Initiation, yrsz fun HAr al price I'D -,
which shall render it e.aphaueally the e1apt ss 81
lowest priced Gentlenens Fer Hat e7ef On sac Ia
city IS prepared IN the style which chsrS-a
fines, article and Ike that article Is offered al I'd
which i caaao. be continued without an unrsaa'y ~
sale. The undersigsed wiib III confidence slhfIs ~
fer the gentleman and economist the most ossi.u .,
aatyes offered to2r0 SPENCER, 20 DFo'sr
sEERIFFes OFFICE, urea, Deeeabef 2 SS,,lsSs
u TaE subscriber having been appoinsesa ~ bss+
Oaetaa County and having entered on tie duiteso
fee requests all letters and papers os ofia.
addressed 10 him al Utisa. T. D. fA.A aa.o.srry,
ia sw 5beriH oil oheloA 80
" Persons wishing to paresase the new cheap Pc
lious OF the day. viii stnd Them all at the pco'leA CT
Hail
TGeoa Board and Psataas E g 'a' 0sG aisa
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pocros LY.LLs LECTURES or ms. ..,'
,.:sbraed Lectures being entirely exhausted
,.,o,d edition viii, an Introduction and addiiiana noes,
ha. been put " press and win speedily ne ssasa
~ e.. ,o,l,. Orders must In all cases be accompanied
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~ The Proceedings OF the Naval Court of In
quiry into the Somers Mutiny, our FIRST page to-
day, are of decided interest. The record includes
document presented by Commander MACKENZIE
briefly and clearly stating the considerations which
in his mind made necessary the execution Of the
three ringeaders The testimony is also of interest
and importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19

n The New-Orieans Picayune, of the 8th inst.
says: '' Yesterday morning., hearse coming down
Observation-Disclosures, through sudden fright OF
the horses, upset, and the tenant ct the co1n'
which was broken by the fail, rolled out upon the
pavement Here, in all its ghastiness, the corpse
remained for more than two hours
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Neh=Eors IsgisIatHre.

AcSpAY, January Is
in SENATE, among tbe petitions presented was
one by Mr.. FAULKsER, OF the Directors ef the
New-Tork and Erie Railroad Company, for Law
similar to that presented last Session. A number
of petitions for and against the repeal Of the Ex.
emption law were presented, aad referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
On molten, the Comptroller was directed to re
port the amount due the State from non-residents
and also the total paid the State Printer froE,
1928 to 1889. The Senate soen after adjourned
In the ASSEMBLY, after presentation Of petitions
Mr.. CHURCH from the Committee reported Dir.
Aliens bill 10 provide for the Public Printing with
amendments, appointing Edwia Croswell State
Printer sc. 1t was referred to Committee of the
Whole, and ordered printed. The bill from the
Senate mad its second reading and was referred &c
the proper Committee.
Mr.. LELAND introduced bin to change the
mode of appointing Bank Commissioners, to re.
duce their number, salaries, &c. Mr.. DAILY gave
notice of bill to abolish the Brigade Cour,
Martial The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the Governors Message, and soon ad
journed.