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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

mo w;,b resolution TO discharge the Committee
So ,hs further consideration of the suhleot
adopted ,,e
From hasty cleaning Of the particulars OF Use 'ss
rspo,, il apoears that the Committee conSidefea
,be cba,oss agaiust the Presden, OF grave anu
as pronounced by Mr. Madison. OF an iiipeee.ia .h
be nature bu, repor, tia, tie investigation OF 'e
subject was 50 long delayed, (ey the n''no'"y oe
tho House directing and thus-in the ABSENCE u
two-thirds affirmation vote-preventihs ,'e =.
csn,ion of the resolution for the call en- the
cntl as 10 render ii impossible tor them al ''',s
session to examine j, fuly-and are consequent
compelled to leave the matter for subsequent eN'
''. a motion of Mr.. sLApE, to suspend the rules
% enable him TO lay on the table certain reso!u-
ion. Of the legislature OF Vermont the SUBJECT
Of the NAVY. failed, without division
The private bill TO repeal so much of the act OF
,b las session for lie reorganization OF the army
os converts the "a regiment OF dragons into re-
rin;ent of rihemen after the ith INST. coming up
Mir. ADAMS, rcnIarking that its effect wo'i' os TO
annu nearly all the re,renchmcat, IN tue army u
,he las, session. moved TO Icy 1t on thc 'ao!e r.
;ectsd Yeas 63 Nays ia. Inc hii! was sheh
referred to the Committee OF the "hole On 'Ne
Union never more to see light
The Senate bill foV the Eeuu''D'' "
coming up. Mr.. BRIcGs moved substitute of ~,
fixing TWO rates of postage only, viz: cents ~
miles and under; 10 cents, over 3o Iniles-tie
unir being or. weight, abollshins entirely the
fsnkins privilege. excepting for the business o'
the General Post.Oifce and the Treasury Depart
nent, providing for the pay of the postage OF mem
hers of Congress when in session, out OF the con-
,ingent funds of The respective Houses nc :,
NJ p sunnorted his amendment briefly. he
estimated and showed from The estimate o' 'ne
Postmaster General that while it was measure
of great relief 10 the ci,izens, by the increase et
let,ers sen, upder it, i. would yield as much or
more for the first year than the present p'an that
i, would supper, the Department, that II allowed
10 remain in operation TWO years The henehclai et-
lects of he principle would clearly be seea, that
reduction would be made on all letters to cents
and that that would give sufficient revenue, &c.
&c.
Mr.. HornlYs opposed the bill, and moved to
lay it on the table, rctnsed-leas o., Nays u
The first division of the amendment, relating 10
Postage, was adopted Yeas SO, Nays o.. lhe
second division to bolish the Frank'ng Frlv1iege'
was rejected: Yeas 73, Nays 81
The bill as amended was then passed
After an hour or two had been consumed IN
points Of order, calls of the House and the Yeas
and NAYS &C., the House adjourned about seven
o clock.
The two House, as yet decline to agree on the
amendment to tho Navy Appropriation b'ii relative
to Floating Dry Docks, and Committee OF Con
ference is appointed. ARGUS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

are crucised forthwith and the good they have
done transferred to others. This has been en-
pha,icsly the case with the Congress which closed
its sns session last night; and we are not SUI
prsed tina, scores of its ables. truesthearied
me n,bers look private life welcome refuge
fron, their friend. "a glad exchange for hard
and thanses. labors for their coun,ry's good. But
long will it be- we fear, before shall have =
Congress again many and as devoted pa,riots-
as many earnest champions OF the Right and the
Tru,has many firm friends of liberty and The Ma
,iona veal, as many upon whose firm fidelity and
adherence to tho vital principles they profess the
county can depend. az have now left it.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Doings in Congress.
EyVEH .
Special Correspondence OF The Tribune.

Special Correspondence oil i ne iF!punc-
wAspiscTo5. March = lai
There is bat lit,le news 10 communicate sl1lid
al! the hurry and hustle OF the closing days OF the
Session bevord that contained in your reports.
Both Houses have been hard at work disp0siag oi
business with greet industry until this afternoon
when four our hvc bill; were sent from the Senate
accompanied By resolution to suspend the rule so
as to permit them to be acted on. 1t happened
tina, among them we're two bills TO which the De-
mocracy are bitterly opposed, viz; one Tor the
belasce a claim sf the State OF Massachusetts
and one Tor the re-charter of the Banks OF this
District and in orde: to prevent any action by the
House upon these b;lis'thcse desperate Lcco-t ocos
commenced scene of confusion and noise and
,urbulen, annoyance that would have dlsgraced
po wwow of drunken Mohawks. They managed BY
repeated motions to adjourn, calls of the ayes ana
noes, and calls sf The House not only to prevent
any action on these bills bat to put an entire stop
to the transaction of all business. presume tpai
they will play The same wicked and dlssracetul
game usiil these bills ara Withdrawn, or until the
fourth of March arrives This is fair specimen
of Loco Focoism as it ever has and ever VIII $40"
itself when occasion requires. The large nuFnpeE
Of private claimants and others whose business nus
heen thus thrust aside this late period OF the
session, may thank these democrats, tor II.
The Senate took recess Of two hours TN. even
ing, and is now engaged n night session
w w Irwin of Pittsburgh one OF the guara'
was nominated to-day Charge d'AHalres to Copen
hagen Cushinss nomination is also before the
Senate for the Treasury Department Both are
good appointments, SO far as the q"a(sHeas'0"s OF
these gentlemen are concerned
The Senate has had no executive session Ter
several days, so that the result of all these nomi-
nations is yet matter OF uncertainty bu' 1t Is
likely that an executive session may be hcd some
time before midnight tonight. MAsAArrAS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

| We understand that Mr.. Joseph Gray, a
butcher, was shot yesterday in g cofee-nouse near
the middle ,narke;-hopse, by man named Shell
ton Thomas, Gray having previously knocked down
orolher.in-law of Thomas. The bali entered
Gray's abdomen, lodging some where near the
spine, and the wound ls considered dangerous
Lou Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04
IIarkcss-C Carefully reported for Tx Tr'bs

NEhTxSSs-SoeJH!yI IePVtenJ" 81 a
ASHEj-We hear OF nothing doing in Pots, bn!'a
heG fii,a 80. Holders G Pearls axe sti; ue
/. but moderate. We notice sale to-day VI 10 ODD
to he taken al Boston. .4.
CUrrUN-rnc ma het is not vrry active inc s', ..,,
per Great Western bcIng houGly expected. fSh "a,
.cdIce and all se good qualities are IN IigM 'uppH.
sock is estimated about - COO sa!es, mostly o h''s
below. Tne.e quaiitle, are heavy, but ihe Dtr
alr proved The rate Tor tuai d.scripIisn ~H'
and tue qu.iatlous to-day. ey can be atsu,
Upland tal, lound 6s 81 c.nts; ,quafe, o. " rs
,ew.orleans aud AiaDana. tar, II ces'' lns''
are n-ariy as hign IS before lhe cadis aud ofean
quite recovered the decline sustained when he' ~
made p bic, this description being uifisua!iy s@1sN
sales mostly for shipment. ,.;osr
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is not 20 mocn ''s =.
day in any description, the Easefs 6stef' Ts rs,s q
present supplied. Tie quotation ren,aihs as s.,k.,
TOR Geneser, 62t IS TOR Ohio ami hicn's' o,-ts
30 81. Tor round. We bei!svt there Is HIN HE
atoa, unsold Out OF store about GOO Dds nav
37i for tof 5ei Tor strictly fancy @ rrste
lntericr sold at 3l the what soasoe.H S,,sarIS
are generally held firmly ae si2! and ~. '''' ,sef,
sold at tha, rate. parcel OF Alexandra dh'
a, 90. Richmond City 25 Brandy o'"a .;,,dyG
Rye Flcur is and small demaho ss, sbscbs
25 Sales OF 400 bbIs Jersey Corn Meal a. esse'
decline OF Sic; il is ohe. ed freely a!tsat '" beh
srandysiDe WAS received to-day, previous s6
mark., wa, enirey bare OF bids and sbl' sso1,Cs
at p So cash We notice sale OF 1908 pa' Eof
o, store at &c. Ship suds are II lS AZ ,nt ,ajs,d
ard ), was e better being held al -, ';,. Nils ss
choice brands had been maze n that ss"
held at3 37i, without sales. ef no y1rt
GKAiN-we qnoe Wheat 81 S;c opt made Of .!
actsas sale OF Geo bushels inferior hs' hn.sd
Their. is some demand Tor Corn, bot the supp! SGT
n,t., tayp
al 70 81. Rye Is nomnal a. So 56 Barley
are wnbou. change, and small supply N0fue'A
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

G Mr. FsEEsr. the Wbig candidate, was
elected Mayor of Ncw.orlerEs cn the a0th ult--
The ro,e was $50 for Frere', and ga fsf Ge-
nois, the Loco-Foco candidate who likewise re-
csivcd all the TYLER vote.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

MoRE MlLLERrsM.-The Essex Banner says !:
"AIr Nathaniel Brown, OF hingstowa, \. H for.
nerly travelling agen. of the Exeter Mutual Fire
Insurance Office, cut his wfe's throat on Thursday
last, in such shocking manner .he, hee life was
despaired of It sr; .:a was partially deranged,
csrseI e excitement on the Miller doctrine.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04
Ncm<fork 1egislature.

" HEDSEspAf, hdrcn
In the SENATE, Mr.. BocKEE reported in favor
OF the Assembly bill relative to the distribution Of
the Natural History the State.
The resolutions concerorg the refundng OF Gen.
Jackson's fine then ceming Up, Mr.. HARD, from
the Select Committee upon them, wished TO ex-
press his dissent from those portions of the Re-
port which rensured the ection OF Judge Hall for
the exercise of his judicial authority in imposing
the fine. Mr. PL.gr asked wha, possible service
could he done by acting upon these resolutions,
:shen it was evidently too late for heE action 10
have any effect Upon Congress, which would soen
| adjourn No ore appearing disposed TO answer
this question, Gen Roor followed il by speech
.; come length, pointing out the absurdity OF the
course pursued by the LocoFoco party N neglect
ing while they had the power, to pass this act
about which they are now SC cIamcrous Mr.
Rao.css moved to strike out the word alleged
before the word contempt on the ground thai
Con Jackson himself expressly admits that he
uss guilty Of contempt III the violation Of the
habeaa corpus Ihs was negatlved and the ress-
la,ions .ere passed, "a to 8. The Senate then
went into Executive Session and soon adjourned.
In the Assembly, Mr.. HATHAWAY reported
bill to increase the rumbcr Of Directors Of the
Mohawk ard Hudsoa Railroad Company. Mr..
JONES reported bill to abolish CuPital Punish
nent, saying that the judiciary Committee
sented to report the bill without committing the m
selves te The princi pie involved int Mr. SAN
FORD reported bill to inc orporatc The S.. David's
benevolent Society of New-York and Brooklyn.
Mr. YouSGs reported bill allowing any citi-
zen Of the State to become a legal weigher of pro-
1uce or merchandise, who sho he certificate
cI intention and find bonds for tbs faithful dis
charge OF the duties of the office. The Bank
Commissioners Bill then came up, the question
being on striking out the section giving the sp
rointment to the Legislature. This was debated
at SO me length, and tie House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

A BLOCKADE "A short time since a French
n,an-ot.war blockaded one OF the ports Of Cen,r,l
America, on the Pacific side, brought the auhori.
ties to terms, caused them to fire saiuteard boi,,
the French flag Tor Insulting the French Con;nl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

" The ACADIA, Capt Ryrie, for Halifax and
Liverpool, left This port yesterday afternoon. She
carries OUT 81, 600 letters and so bushels Of news.
papers. All letters received by the late morning
mails were despatched. She also carries gu, Is
rnssengers. Boston Atlas.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

~ For no,ce OF me democratic Ree'e'r han's Iussa
z,ne and otter works Tee L6Fsry at the o"y '''"
Nt,r P,cj.ctiie, &c, Firs, Page.
ry For pa.a, French Orators Tie 4A~stad Case
F.ened No5,l,.y. &y.. see Last Page
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

AcclpeNrs os THE LAcHlNE CANAL.-We
r.rrct to state that one of tho overseers upoa The
works now in progress on the Lachine Canal wa,
killed bye blast. Two men were likewise injured
by the falling in OF bank where the excavation is
sonc forward. One of the individuals thus in.
iured is named Trudcau Montreal Times
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04
MONEY MARKET.
dale, -, the stock Exchange, mnrch 3.
Co,n,uercial mud Money Matters.

FRIDAY. Narch3,
The operations the Board were not large lndsy and
the tendency was still downward State 5' declined N
cent; Ohio 6s !; 6. ]; Kentucky Bank imprn'ed n
cent; Cun,op Go. /; Paterson "a.
Sterling is 81 8; Francs as 42i, with very lid,
doing.
Mobile is p % per cent discount The anountoaeris
is small.
Tic N o. Bee of the 2lst says that The sopp,ge Of b.
Commercial Eank, which announced carly on the a
was medintrly followed by severe run upan the ohs
Banks more especially on The City and Mechanics aM
Traders anks, continuing up TO the clee of bank koc
Commercial ~ aoles however, which in The niornTs
were sold as 10 = 30 per cent discount, recoyea
toward The close day, AID may now be quoted ,la
25 per cent disccuui.
The following the rates OF discount on uncurrrnt ,a
broh en- bank money, from Thompson, Bank Note h.
porter"
Uncurrent Money Broken Boat Money
Eastern bankabie in Boston Commercial Bualo.....s
Albany Troy, SchPn. &c. Commercial, Osweg0..p
Jersey. CLINTON County
Philadelphia a........... Wa,ervlet ............".h
Baltimore e...............3U United States
Safety fund and red back. iousai0nic Ra.rodd...s
virginia. ..............Ita PhnRx, Charles esown .N
Ohio. Newburyp port Bank ....R
Indiana a...................3R Bank OF Lyons.
Michigan. 6 Bank Of Bennington.
North Caro- lima ...........2N New Hope DEL Br Coz
south Carolina ........ltl illnos BANKS ..''.'''''
The following is the amount OF Treasury Notes ousa'a"
NDS on tle Isl !Tot
Amount outstanding OF the issues prior 10 the 5 o Angus
1912, viz:
A recorded in this office .$s,6G6,736 "a
Deduct Cancelled notes in hands
o! the accounting III tcrs... q, ,s33 30 6,oEINS
Notes / sued under the art OF 3l.,
aug. lsaI......... o,U%o,oo4 %
Deduct amount redeemed and re.
corded in This Office. Sc l6i 80
And in The hands of tho
accounting officers $3.50 oo--ll, 1854 So soN11
lotal .........'fil,o| l,o|'S'
Counterfeit $40 and $50 notes on the Alabama sIaleS'A
at TuSca oosa are ir circulation in Mobile.
The receipts for the last eight weeks on iae "e''
Railroad amount 10 1851 being equalo IS o5a per 'a
The following sales of stocks were made at rhlaaep'. .
at auction: 43 shares Bank of Penn Township slo =
de do, i6 SIT 10 DO Kensngton Bank Sc So % DO No.
Liberty and Penn TO anship Railroad Co, q W
Spring Garden Insurance Co, Is. 90 do GermantoSl.
Norristywn Rolroad Co, s7s per share; "A DO sss'
Insurance ana Trust co, SIS paid, sold Tor 81
At Cincinnati the demand TOR Exchange has iSef'4s'
the rate is 4, with prospect that it will rise si'sa
demand at per cent premium. Gold, American ssS
demand at per CENT premium, buying rate. ssIr a.Ir
pap.r, for the a,t lew days, has been nearly al s'
noes Of Indana and OdiU. The Banks pay cpl esa'"
any lniag larger than a two.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

The PLASETARlvM.-It will be seen by our
advertising columns that this magnificent piece OF
mechanism is to be exhibited for few evenings
next week a, N!blos Garden, for II, benefit of the
Library Of the American Jns,itlte We assure
those of our readers who have not seen it tha, this
instrument will fully justify all that has been said
in its praise. 1t far suspasses any thing of the
Kind ever before exhibited this country and is
once monumen, to the patience and skill Of the
American who made it. and most accurate guide
IN exploring the wonders of the heavens. The os-
.lees Tor which it Is be exhibited is also most
praiscworihy and bensfeen, Il should be borne
IN mind thai this Is the last opportunity cti-
z,as will have for examining The Instrument, For
the details OF the evening, refer our readers 10
The advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

Housk OF RErrcG.-We have received COZ,
Of the eighteenth annual report Of the Society e,
the Reformation Of Juvenile Delinquen,s II.
number received into the Refuge since Janua,.
1925, the date of commencing operations, Wa,
3,i23 of whom ? 2a6 were boys and s97 cir
The number bound out as apprentices during Ii.
same period was 9 ,Sl7. During the past year IS.
were received, and 253 disposed OF. The nums.,
remaiHins in the Refuge on the lst of January wa.
g06. The total expenses OF the institution e,
1912, including s6,474 s5 paid for erecting new
building, were S2l,22S g.. The receipts for Ii.
same period. including legacy of si,202 %,
were $ol ,2H O.. The produce of the labor Of
the children was $i,9le 60.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

The PLANErARluM's LAST DAY AT 1HE AN.
EklcAS IssTiruIE.-We are requested by Pro-
lessor Gouraud TO state that in behalf OF the
urday last at his general lecture explanatory of
the Hlane,arium, and "a, the particular reques, Of
many of then, The same lsclare will te repeated
t,l,s evening q, precisely haiipes, seven o'clock,
a, the American Institute, in the Park. The
subject of the lecture will 5e--A general illusua-
iion OF the Plsnetarium, with a series of expert
ments ca the Professors wonderful powers of
memory, &c. See Pref G.s advertisement in
smother column.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

WEs7ERy RA1LRoAD.-The receipts, for the
last eight weeks, amount to s48. 46l; being equa
to Sc O58 per week.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

ALlsoN's History OF EuRorE.--The fifth num-
tcr of this great work, introducing the second
volume, is published by the Harsers, and for sale
d, this office. We rejoice at tile great circulation
which the edition has already received for though
we dissent entirely from nlany Of the political in
.4rences of the author, are disposed to believe
hat hi. work is em!nenty calculated to do much
good in checking that spirit of Jacobinism and
mob-aw which at times is so rife in every country.
The book itself possesses all the elements of en-
during popularity, and will win its way to a much
larger sale than ii even neTT enjoys. The literary
execution Of the wotk is of The highest character,
aad It's historical accuracy is undoubted; while its
subject comprises period in the worlds history
Ill led with events OF the meh,est importance TO
the concerns of ,sankind, and Of tie most intense
interest to the thoughtful reader OF history. The
work will be completed in sixteen numbers, at 25
cents each. We commend it earnestly TO all stu.
dents and literary men.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

U Advertisers VIII bear in mind that sd'et',eh.na II
o1d for aepdsys PAPER mus, Ie sen, by 10 O'Clock
,hs evening publication Office Is no; open o 1n
days The for advertising, in view oi tue
circulation o, this paper very reasonable a"u ~ Gu
eases are payable IN adseace.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

PERlsHED.-Two sons Of John Wellman Of
Freesown, adjoining Gretua, perished with cold
and exposure Wednesday night last, ana we're
Yesterday taken home and buried. One about
fourteen, the other about twelve years old. 1t ap
pears they had gone TO Lake bafataria TO hunt, and
taat their boat got swampeo they attempted to
make their way to the fishermen, camp, but got
los, on The prairie. y. y. nc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04
Naval Court Ffnrtinl board the q. =.
ship Nciih Carolina.

- + KTDhY, NIdTUH Il
The Count met at the usual hour, and after the
record had been read, Midshipman Rogers was
recalled, and his cross-sxamination continued by
Tie Judge Advocate. Captain Mackenzie and va-
lious members of the Court also put number OF
q ,estions, the answers to the whole being similar
IN purpcrt to those given by Mr.. Gansevoort and
Mr.. Perry, whose testimony the witness fully cor
robora,ed The examination was concluded short
Is before o'clock, ahrn the Court adjourned till
10 O'Clock this Saturday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

UThe Baptist Meeting House in Lower Prov
Iencc, Montgomery County, was destroyed BY hre
on the night of the 22a uit.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

GA Persian philosopher being asked by what
means he mad acquired so much knowledge, he
answered." By not being preveated by shame
from asking questions when was ignorant
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

FlRE-The saw mill belonging to MIR. Georg,
WefHe, in Gates, three miles West of the rapids
was ne arly destroyed by FIRE on Saturday mig ht.-
Los. about $500.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04


4 CHILD SENT ADRlF IN \ SACK.-There was
quite an excitement raised Yesterday morning, in
the vicinity of Andrew s-strcct bridge, in conse-
qIence of certain neap, which va, discovered
floating down the river cake OF ice. 1t was
soon male out to be a sack, and from is t.emuous
motion, voted 1T once TO contain a living child,
whose hard hearted parents had 1t adrfr, for
the purpose of finding death below the Falls.
By great exertions on the part of the assembled
hundreds, the icc-cake lowed ashore, and the
sack at once unloosed, when the benevolent look
ers-on were startled by successive salutes Of
Spe-ush spe-ugh.! spe-ugh !!!!!"--and out
sloped hale and hearty Iom-cat, ana made for
cover without even stopping 10 thank his deliver
rrs Considering the high wrought excitement
which preceded The denouement OF the affair, it
must be conceded TO have been highly ludicrous
Roch. Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

Bwe rave made arrangements 10 bave our Cny SUB.
-, h4rs :, N. WEEKLY TRIBUNE regularly served at
dac.s by leaving notice the Office .l6O Nassans
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-04

AUBuRN STATE Prison INsPEcroRs.-We un.
destend that the Governor has nor1isated M
Myers, 5. a. Goodwin, y. Noble, E. Wheeler and
S Brown, TO be Inspectors for the State Prison at
Anburn