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.en,.,o uish-A word to Tennn,,-No.;s 3

yruta too Hsigh-A Word to kcnnntS-!$o.'> D.
TIE proper course tor tenants to pursue IN the
even, tina, landlord. shall persist in exactng form
or rates OF rent becomes question OF vital H;cr-
-, 10 thousands One thing i, certain tenants
canno, hcnceiorth pay the prices which they have
submitted 10 TN. year need they de It Perhaps
a; no previous period has favorable an opportu-
nigy The present, presented it-e for tenants TO
make themselves heard N regard 10 this whole
matter.
In this city !, has heretofore been tho practice
10 lease all buildings on or about thu ffst day OF
February OF each year: and contracts have in
nea Is al cases bee.. made for The term OF year
iicacs every person IN quest OF a house sH' ;ei'
the necessity Of securing one very soon after the
period in Question, urdes pain Of fniiaz himself
another year, without root over MS head. or Of
bcin. compelled at the last moment Ia give himself
to the tendar rnefcics o: sore Shylock who
has been lying ia ambush or uniOf,unates like BIN.
self. Under h, ,ys;e.I, il cannot br denied IAat
landlords have a most uE.!t!- !. Vantage oyr. ten
as,.; and 1t may be asserted without i>k al con
ttadiction that IN CITY in the country are there
80 many hcart-burninss between landlords and ter
am, as in THIS. system which eFeratcs 50 or
pressiv.ly ought 20 don- away WITH and II Is i"r
those WlIO have srlarted u0t.tE ~ CHS 10 sec
that il hc abulI. bed icnceioIth and forever. hr
number Of houses winch Vii stand tcnaat.c'' aH-
other YEAR rnu.t-i il any event hc large. would
say en to tenants, do MT bc in haste TO contract
for Il house. Ii yout landlord ,tren:ens 10 r1f
TN an nc house, unless you ncccdc - unrct,so'-
BE demands, lc; him lo orb assured you viii
have il in yeur powsr 10 ;4kc your chocc, el,her
ot dwelling houses stores. di1,a' :tc t1st t''rh
IN I prii and vaa Will then nd landlords hn1 ai:s'-
bic aud moderate IN thelr demands. a'ier no
circumstances make your contract ol ii longer re
tioI than Htrec m0Hths.
The last mentioned recommendation an aware.
proposes great innovation upon tlmc-tsonoted
usage, but il j. Ne; thrown o1t unAd.i.eoly II"
plan in question has long been IN "PerntlonIn ihi'
,,.clplia aud has worked - tiic faction oi All
part,-. There TIC demand .,r house, docs no,
cornc IA in Ncwl oik. al at once. but II is c4'a!-
ilci tiroug nout the entire ycnr. And yer thc ,ys-
TEN has tendency, might al iIf., glance be
nasincd, to produce frequent removrie--en ih'
contrary changes far less frequent IN that City
than they are here Indeed u Is ncihing uncon-
mon for tenants TO occupy the same hoisf zen or
fifteen years in succession. The unwi!hngHesN ct
tenant. TO incur the cxpens" ni,d trouble OF rrl5''
ing ard he ialury their hInitnr: must inevitably
Sustain IN the process. viii almays operate a. >a-
lutaty check uron taTrioiou, changes aad IL th's
fact the landlord has al The power over i@ tenant
which he ougir, 20 Possc,,. AMERIc ANt>.
Err7ium-ln NO. L OF these con;nnnica-
,ion. the word ,allOrs wa. erroncousi. printed
FOR saiaries.
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INCnNnMY IN pRt.SS.-k.xlepsiy

~
assortment Of Rich fashionable ard elegant cn,iso
,,.,,rr wear wM T. JENNINGS no. 2?s Broadway
a..rican Hotel! oier. The insp-ct"n ct the public az
,.jve a,,ori-n, s-asonTbls goods, comprising bea
W.. aud Mlc Cloths. Tor Sart"uls, sach' rFotk> &c
The sack Oyercoap. tso much IN rosueD afforded
sur,.r, doI.r Gu, ard trimmed style VIII be i@En
worthy the aueation of the econon'.,
Ca>mcres in great variety STYLES ;or TAn'a"ons.
From to.~ ho have cun! any difficulty III gsas >a''ee
IN TIN, article, u teal solicited
Kt s.,ra. six and SATIN es,ing> ;rnre II" 'iyir>
.r ,i. Parties Ac Mcrno Neycts, plan slAs SATIN
and Cas,ir,eres all which al b. made up " G''' 1'
de. TN, ,upcrEtcud.nce OF an .hsf"t e-fter' A S-'
''U'''' ~ - - ~
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Va;cst Publications.

THE ARTIST ior February plate. ..'.......-,,' .
TIE Mn WORK VISITOR tor Etbru.rr, pia!o-. ~
GEhHaMS MiGAZINE icr February, palrs..-... -
GoDEYrS LADy's RoUK. pl-le'.....-...... >
THIER>'> FRENCH Kt.:oLJ1IoN. hoiS 80. -
The ABBOT SCOTS. No. y! -
gE.srIES OF John wE,LkN .....--.....=.... IA
COOLEY'S EGYfr, Part l. pa,es.........-..-..' -
aLLIsoNS HISTORY, Par, " =
,rhe ,brd 40. of ERANDE.S ENCYCLOPEDIA, 25
1.Tte ,to,c are cr ,1le at the ortcc OF The Tribune
,pr,,,> .upplird at the iogs.>t rates ~
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. pnre NE made. pcsclc,bie Principle iAe aeini
NJ t,,V-YOEK CASH TAILORING

- . - -
7,,o, % adhere s,rlcy to pr.cpie Q! casa tea
no ,ne., woui taAe occasion - say that ttl
nav, become ell o the pEact:eaIli ei" H's'a'
,r OF such plan by uniform success "hch has d
tended II. operation cr house itui he eeH'n'
The advantages Grrised y Tie customer ron 'hs a'o
NON ot th. :, ,.t-fh,r,ly Teazins gam oi - er eei
, cr-ar prce,-tliey conceive perfectly Obvious, ahe
,herefer- Nee, no Comment O ilc merits o nrH h"ls'
and ,t tac,.cs winch ley invested ~ !uiiiis
cheap asd r,c gsnneHi- they wi moi -Ilitr-iHi's q
,ur,. a, they are tis suupc fact tr "sil A''h
ther Celebrity ~sii e':a6!'aed TO fe91''e ie
,, And N esI.,s the a-,on OF ,i.e gent!rtpra o l'
pt STATES an.. New York particular 10 IheT aS>ofi
c,su, ot choice gpo. lcy VIII merely olserse that nnde
,i.,iur panctuaIlty dispatch onsTe"S be tnii"nd
., tr trends i ss par, OF tae:: system rs cad
p4yl-tnIS. i-oo lsI y - W. - - -
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MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 80 lsi

musical ard lnelulaous 10 degree ,ha: charms
MS enumeration clear. sweet and Eneesured II ono
lcf, him that evening without saving m tiis near
God bless and speed thee, HAIRY certainty
;:,at person was not the writer.
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NEWSPAPERS, hAGA
H. ylNES EnnLs ND PRlNTS.--Iiaiisalianlic

IA ZINES, RnokS 3NO fRiN p ~ i"i''"aAi's
Iii XII rs " III LINER, oi Liverpool suppica N. hEir-
eican pubic with BRITISH NEWSPAPERS, MA6h-
lines BOOKS, an PRINTS, on tbs n'oai aavan,Sssoas
terms, He forwards the very ln..t editions o' AL ta inn
ION ana pruyAcai Newspapers, Shgptg Lists PIce Cur
rent, &c &c. well to- from all paris o lhe fa,p
C,p,inen by the Steaners and Liners rom Liverpool Lou
don sii Br,upl aud the Magv scs Books, aud trn's a.
,,0n published .,
IA one t;uls!.ri nt FIvepence 4, JS Iot or StHpc~r'
~ r. 3 per aaIaru al the Magazines Boos', or Triss
~ sopples the prices Is lhey are csafssa ny e
publishers n LondoD. .,..
All orders should dsapPo.n'men, hr addfr>ssa
co,panird ny reference TOR payment urec
n,oa,l, In advance, Liverpool or London seosr
T. S-News Letters smprsng an ep1sone oi every mng
' . ~. t,r,ns u .Awiy
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above Ia, has b~-H pot into .iy hands ins eesenon:
ho,r Inn. allow ed for its collection; - necessary.
Ihsrriorc Il, in-.s,r aucrtioi scsh be given to w."
,,,,rt b, tho would sot he Aue,fc%u to .he 1ue.
Irnsl excns of their lots rinrsd unpad anil sd-
vrrtisgd. -. ,a., .,1.., sr
shall attend NY c;ee, on Firs, rear dr.ru m
liz o,,,,e ol r, eesiug above Tax, igcm ID sosh'
A. a ..n,i rom o'cio,h NJ a. s.ch b1Ninee' as'
,,,.,r ,''-I -, ~ IetY ~ lg,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

.nor Martha conliu ard have known OF her sane rag
,ltnrss tJOHN DuB0.S, BiAhop o; Ne~-fofA.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

s,,s., s,rsapayEa Will a-o snd p, sTna nrrty
rurs d>c,sp. having cr az gin impure ''ar o thf
blood a,d drprar.'i condon "f tle gensr eo",afon
S-coula q, Kings Evil. pTnIs; R'rura
t.sr obstinate cuanenas Erup,ions, BioceH, bic r'n
ole, or Pustuss the ehrenc sor- Eyes hng sorn
y, rru-r S..l Head enlargement and pam oi uic o'nrs
and tolpt, stubborn CIcrr> yphic ymPon!- ''fSAsf'
arising from an isudcaous Ae1euy enair Gsranse
n,rnts and other similar conspisinIs
p,.o,r,d and ols at I.>se ,nt retail, and Tor export
.ton Ly A. b. sansi- Go NJ. rs Broadway, cirsnfs
Rn;Io1> royrr t Chs -Ys street. New YORK 400 scl3
sx \ o. sands DrDggi.,- No ~ and Ies, Fai.nn Il
Ds,t sand, Co No II ka>t Booa4,sag corner oi MAJ
krt-,ir-et; and by Druggists GENERALLY thfoae2c t.f
-'os' - -. D 1900 CT
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MARTHA CoNLIN.

know Martha Conlin believe what She states n IBIS
A.s,r, 10 n. nrr6rcily trur JOHN rOWER,
VICAR general or NEw.loSg,
Rector o 81 frses's Church.
Given Il, New York this l+.h day of December, l3l2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

,lsr. f,Il con6dcucr IN H.. statement made by Martha
c,,tin having known her TIE past tyehy years. VIII
.hr,S,iy give any particulars relation % her cr 10
ShSse ~H ' ~ Sr ELIZABETH.
su,.ror Of the Roaa Catholic Orphan A.ynss Prince
oap',. 80, A. Dec. Il, 1872
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- .,.iy rrc, The foregoing ststrnicui naj" 5y her
a .i1 !. co,,,r, Mr.. sfARY Is. LLOYD.
80 No. Goi EIoad 81. Newark, NJ.
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sXluAT NEXT l-Winter Bleached

VAI IFN i NTtN - ViHWT Tte"e'"
Wv Sperm OIL CLEAR ard lmpid sPiirE wafer, way
ranted barn all night ~ihor, so, kins or erns,nS ce
uop-y reunrd fnI ony lerentyrt ctEh PER sssa @ TT
saI- by J. LuCkEY, &c Front STREET, oorn~r Old sup
varr- famie. ana MI Others hr ,upJita ia
quantities suit above low Hhoirsaie Price
OH sens To any part ot the city IRE. of expense.
0oad : gai!on Cans 4 shiitngs; 5gaiion shiiing'.
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h,x. conadcnce la The representations made by Martha
Connn and saye iui! knowledge of her cas-
''''''' A'' ELIJAH +. PURDy.
Alderman ioth ard Of the CIiy CT f'.w-f"rk-
D.r Il. lg4l
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NJ The Magariae of Horticulture B0'a'y
- ,a.,r, 10, January. ma. eeca rceeiysi
"a M ), f,r sale ty /. Post, 80 Bowery'
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4 CHEAPEST, best and most iasnlonaDie
~ in New-Yo.k Hats, Caps, Aufs, fancy Furs, Fnr
.isi Si'..s Ia: ''1 80 aoNsRoUEs IA sowery.
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NEW sERIEs.-VOL. III. NO 20,

ton committed 10 committee on Finance
The bill TO regulate the sale Of Minis.
'erial and School lands was then taken
up and passed.
The afternoon was occupied chiefly in
committee Of the whole in consideiing 2
Mr. Olds's bank bill
The question being on agreeing 10 the
amendment offered by Mr. Humphreys, 10
make stockholders individually liable ar,
ter the corporate properly of the stock.
holders has been found insufficient 10 re- +
deem the liability Of any bank within six
months after failure.
Mr. 0ids made speech Of some length
in opposition to The amendment.
Mr.. Humphreys replied.
On motion Of Mr.. Byington, the a.
mendments was amended SO aslo make
the stockholders liable one month after
the failure Of any bank. The amendment
as amended was lost. a ..
pm On motion Of Spindler, an amendment
was engrsfted on the bin. making stock.
holders liable TO the fullest erient.
On motion of Mr.. WilEord. the bill was
so amended that the bill holder shall re-
ceive interest at the rate Of six per
cent. per aDnum from the date of the, pre-
sentation and non-payment Of the same
by any bank doing business nndeI this
act.
The consideration Of the bill having
been completed in committee, the CONS
mite rose and reported.
MIR. Meredith moved TO recommit the
bill TO committee on. Banks and Currency
Mr.. Larwill moved the indefinate post.
ponement Of the bill and pending amend
ments. Lost-yeas Is, nays AZ.
The bill and amendments were then
re.committed to committee on Banks and
Currency.
The Speaker read TO the House COM
municaiiOn Irrm the committee for the
reception of General Cass, inviting the
attendance of the members of the House.
The House then adjourned:
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READING.

~. T. - = =
Ofall the amusements That can poSSi.
bly, be Unsigned for hard. working man. nan
after his daily toll or ia its intervals, there
is nothing like reading en- interesting
newspaper or book. Il calls forhO bod
lily exertiOn, Of which he has ALREADY, had
onOngh. or!perhaps too much. II relieves
his home Of lis dullness and satnsnesb.-
1t transports him intoa livelier and Rav..
er, aRd more diversified and inlerestina
scene; and while he enjoys himself there
he may forget The evils of the present
moment fully as much as ifhe were ever
go drunk, with the advantage Of finding
himself the next day with the money II
his pocket, or at least laid out in real ne.
cessaries-and without the dranksrdT
misery Of mind and body. Nav, it ac.
companies him 10 his next days work;
and if What he has been reading be any!
thing above the idiest and liehtest il gives
him something 10 think Of besides the
mere mechanical dfudgery OF bis every
day occupation = something he can enjoy
while absent and lock forward with pIes61
ure 10. If were TO- pay for taste WhtcE
should stand me instead, under eVetl
variety OF circumstances, and be source
Of happiness and cheerfuIaess 10 me
through life, and shield againststSt illSs
however things might 60 amiss and tA6
world froMn upon me il wouid Be GltdSts
for reading-Sirl. Hsrsekef.ic -s5sagH
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piratipns Of any csndidate-And support
the nominee Of the National conyen
ton. The ball is now moving, and il is
the duty Of Republieans,tO keep it in mo-
ton, and this is only TO be done by con
cert Of action in holding public meetings
and organizing the parry preparatory TO
the objects now 10 be attained. To in.
sure the attainment of those great objects
there must be a cooperation by every
member of the Pariy.i' No declarations
Of ! am Tor Paul am for Apollos-no
sighting or slandering of the old tried
servants of Democracy. TO cling TO others
deserving tho name Of changlings.-
StUte capital GGz.
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTiArIvEs
Thursday. Jan. 28. ls43

InutSOays Jan. 20. 1919
REPORTS FROM STANDING CoMMtTTERa.
Mr. ByingtOn, from the committee on
the Judiciary, reported back Senate bill
to amend The Law Of March 7th. i642. Ia
regulate proceedings sgainsl corpOrations
uot possessing banking powers, &c. with
several amendments, which we're apre ed
sand tile bill ordered to Be read da1hird
time on to. .mOrrsw. a Ike sd is .a,
Also, sepGrt sgsinJt abolishing capi,
tai punishment; which Waa laid on the ia.
hle. eaits G1ws'os = IL au,
Also, against the petition Of ci,izsns 6i
Brown county. for an alteration oi The Law
in relation TO marriage. Agreed to.
Mr. Kelley, of CuyShoGa, from same
committee, reported sgains' granting the
prayer 0fciti3enS Of Jefferson, WIN aSk
the abolition Of all laws authorizing the
safe .of ardent spirits Agreed TO. 'g
q Nj, Brown. from committee on AgriS
culture and Manufactures, Tepnrted a bill
ID amend an act for the inspection ofrfr.
tain articles therein enumerated. For
the Inspecting 0f'barrela, kegs, &C., uSG
ed in packing pork, lard and butter. a.s'
On motion Of Mr. Atkinson, the IesOlul
tioh i6structing the State Treasurer TO
receive from the county TreSsAFSrb Of
the State the paper Of bankSreceived by
them prior TO the first Of January, 1913,
under the instructions 6fthe State Treas
urer, was taken up. %, 'a"'9nl = ..-
MI McNulty moved the indefinite post!
poneMsnt Of the resolution. MI McNuI
y remarked that the object of the feso
luton was 10 enable county TFeasursfb to
pay into the Stste Treasury the paper Of
the Bank Of SeiOt6, 10 which he was op-
posed, 4' -. t'@" 20 sou 7 a'''Ss
MrAtkins6n replied that such was the
object Of his, resolution. He wished 10
do county TreasnrerS only Justice. II
the State create a paper system, il was
hound to receive that paper when taken
ID good faith BY c6bhly Tfcasursts, al
though II beEaths worthless afterwards.
different cb1rss Be- PSrSIued, he @SSld
be in favor If c6llsenne thS stsyEnue 81
the State iii gold and ,siIver. sgaa7d y,
Mr. Olds tsSd tie inS,rIcti6nf 6f Tia
State Treasurer 10 county TreasureFs,
informing thsm that he would receive in.
TO the Treasury none Other thah specie
paying paper at tho time of paymRS6u
theFeto. 4l3i9l 7rl L337ats. ~
Mr. Larwill was opposed 10 the res6lu
lion. belieViiIS Itnf n ,v,,,,Itt eatahlish :
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lilies. Tie resolution was then adopted,
yeas Al, nays IA. - 81,
SENATE.

... Oatuiudyg aous iGoe 1917
REPoRTs or STANDfNo c0iiirfFFkhs:i 20.
MrBaftley, from the judiciary seUu.
mittee, reported baek The bill Tor lhesgR.
Olation Of COUNTY jails, ieponed The Sane
back with SuHdTY amendments, which
we're agreed 10. and the bill vas Obdefsd
to be engrossed for It's third Teadiag %
Monday next. . a4. eeE )
Mr. Walton, from the Finance commit.
tee,to which was referred the bill 10 pro.
vide for The making deeds for lands. sold
for taxes, and lands forfeited to the StatA.
and forOber purposes, reported the Bam6
back she bill was then referred 70 tie Ju.
dicisry Committee. ~,
On motion Of Mr. Stanton. The SsnatS
look up the bill TO reduce the salaries of
certain officers therein named, aud tIi6
question being on the indefinite postS
PoHement Of the bill, an Snimaled do
bate ensued, in, which Messrs. Stanton,
Newton, Nash, Van VSrhes, CLARK, HSk.
eltne snd others, participated. 81 5fA'
Mr. Newton then Moved to lay The till
on the fable. LOst-yeas !, nays 81.
The question then recurring on .GhO
motion 10 postpone, the same was lost
yeas 6, nays 90.
The Senate then adjourned.
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sENATE.
Friday. January 81, lsl3.,

Af AFTERNOON SESSION.
Immediately after cOnvening, the Sen
ate resolved itself into committee of the
Whole on the orders of the day-Mr
Van Vorhesin the Chair--and after some
time spent therein, repUred back various
bills. which were appropriately referr.
ed. .a
The Senate again resolved itseleq into
committee of the WhOle--Mr. Koch in
the Ghsir--and reported back various
bills, WhichWe either ordered to be
engrOsSed, or referred to spPrOprSrle
committees. 70 h-s.4rs ae5. .i..
On motion Of Mr.. StantOn, the Senate
took up The BILL IL reduce ithe compensa.
ton Of certain State aud county officers
therein named. tlos5I ,rg. l
ThequesfiOn beingon an amendment
previously offered BY Mr? Jones, striking
out all after the enac,ing claus, an inser!
ting proposition cn'ting down the pay oI
members after the first sixty days, TO two
dollars, and the assisting clerk and door.
keepers. to SO per day each. ', m
Mr.. Van Worries offered an amend.
menl 10 The original bill, that no member
should receive pay for the time he was
abseR from his duties, unless. said ab
sence was caused by, illness, or other
good and sufficient cause. - 4'.' .7.-
The question was taken on the amend.
ment, end caFried-@yeas 2S, nays S,
tlMessts. Aten, Hebderson, Latham,
Stanton and Wade, voting in Ihs niI, nesI,,
tives. ~ , ss' =. y Z 2''' p
s. The amenanssrai was agreed To- tO.q"oz =.
MI. Bsriley moved further 10 amend
the bill, BY inserting the following 10
come ii al the close oI section ga
tPtoSided. that sfler the frat sixty DAYS,
The compensation oflhe members shall
not exceed the sum Of one dollar pei
day" Carried-yea 81. nays S. Mess.
rs franklin, Henderson, Ridgwsy, SIAN.
ton, Wade and Speaker, voting in the
negatively - f
The question then recurfed on striking
out all after the enacliRg clause, and the
ye6s and nays being demanded were
yeas II, nays 23. tNIessrs. CLARK, J"bn-
son, Jones Mitchell, McCutchen, Nash .
Parker, r dgwby, R,lchey, R6bbids aud
Speaker, voting in the sfiFmatlve) a
So the question was lost. is
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DUBLIN-ITs APPEARANCES

You can hear the echo of YOUR own foot
steps in lie noble squares; and the beg.
gaFs know a Strangers face in the nosl
crowded places. This beautiful city /,
almost wilderness and the occasional
bursts Of laughter which resound from the
RelghborhOOd of College Green towards
midnight, as The young men hasten 10
their apartments, have seemed to me
strange and unnatural; out Of keeping
with the silence Of the queenly, ct soil
tary capital. We seek in vain for the tran.
pings of its ancient state, few above the
ranks Of gentlemen are to be encounter.
ed in its paths; and the palaces iOf iCs
departed nObility-departed in q worse
sense than that Of death-riDg 10 the
sounds of money changers. =. You per
celVe, indeed signs OF traffic along the
noble quays; corn and cattle may be seen
there in abundance but both are on their
way TO England; they pay no duty, the
enormous and splendid Custom house is
'herelore an asse mblage of unfurnished
apartments. The returns of exports fll
many page in the quay masters book:
that for the entry of imports has but the
word nil The corn and cattle are 10 be
exchanged in British markers for money
which the Irish farmer is not TO see; il
passes from The hands of the "driver in
the house of the banker, to my lord this
and my lord that, who learn twice a year
that they have tenants upon their heredi
tary estates in place called Ireland, and
who bestow upon the country two thoughts
One upon each Of the two occasions 10
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SENATE.
Thursday Jan. %, ls43.

REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr. Walton, from The Finance commit.
tee, reported back the bill to establish
the Office of Fence Viewer, and for other
purposes, without amendment; and the
bill was then laid on the table. ....
The Senate took up the bill to am mend
the act to regulate banking in Ohio, and
Mr. Parker resumed and continued his re
marks Of yesterday, and principally in re.
ply 10 Mr. Nash, and in defence Of the in .
diviGual liability 10 bankers.
Mr.. Hazeltine then took the floor, and
in remarks of the same length, defended
individual liability, and other principles
Of tho democratic patty, involved. in the
late political contest. The bill was then
laid on the table ,sf.,. ~. a. F-...
The Senate resolved itself into COM
mittee Ofthe whOleA-Mr jackson in the
Cbair-aDd after considering numerous
bills, reported the same back, aud they
were appropriately referred. g.''
The Senate then adjourned.
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Tnn INDIANS OPINION MON q ID, .

THE INDIANS OPlNIONoP jog SMITH
The Indians have The creates, possible
contempt for Joseph Smith, and dehomi-
nate him Tshe.lis,k Ike, which sigaifes
a rascal. Nor have other false prophets
risen more highlytin their estimation. A
few years since the notorious Matthias
made his appearance one evening at the
door Of Keokuk's (cbief Ofa neie ehborin g
triGe) waIkeOn, or cabin. 51e a.a 3,
He wore long beard, which was par.
ted on one side Of his chin; lOug gun
was ON his shoulder, and a red sash a.
round his waist. Keoknk demanded who
he was, TO which question Matthias tepIi
ed, that he was Jesus Christ, the only
'rne Col, and that he came to gather the
Indian1 who were the seed OF lsIael.--
"Well," says KeeEuk who'is a very dig
uiisd man, "pettaps you are Jesus
Christ, and perhaps youiare not. If you are
Jesus CHRIST you cannot be killed. If
you are not Jesus Christ you are . ras!
cal, and deserve to be shot. Look at
these two fne rife pistols; they were
made in New'YOrk they lever miss thsir
aim. Now see mo sound the ramrOd -
They have heavy charge. Now point
them at you. Now am going TO fire."
LAT this Matthias suddenly bolted, being
unwilling that his claims should be tested
by SO novel and striking mode Of thso.
logical argument. al ~" 3..'''.
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