New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05
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Correspondence OF The Tribune

| 49,. -. ,;,tlo vows of interest stirring here ,
business Of all kinds is az the lowest ebb; uie'e a.
no freighs and the shippers are holding ou1 49,
| rr. tho Grs7 Of January when the tonnage du'
| - \. .,,,o.aJ =, least upon vessels
! upon vessels Is 10 DE removed a. roc
loading WIN 'iie 'iou"o's u 7,rdi,,o
i'u. eS 80 : 'fa, The crop of this year
.,9 ont much better than TIC
W. y, ..,'' Tha ,o,rle,s here are oyer-stocked
with American produce. Shipments TO tins cry
and Havana cannot be made except at 4 fuillo'S
loss. was informed Dy one ., 'l'' l
ciai houses mere, a1 s,a,o. haye No, far nm.
Siipt' ro.l;zed dt,v cents on dollar. vet
-. % SINNERS continue to send forward,
close upon the heels Of each other shipmen, upon
Shipment always with the same results.
The annoyances TO Which strangers have been
subjected have been greatly moderated by order OF
the new Governor IN aboilshmg the Old 'ooi's" s;-
tern 0, pas oi''i's NOM o"> i''' '''
'''e e.. "'i'si ,.;,or,,,,o Dissatisfaction
',.,,'s - ~ ,, .isycs understand
ot,;,o ,,,o, ,,,o,o cho, = few leagues from Ma
a,, =, ,,o since The weather is inc the
l;ae, T,a,e are = great many visitors III
- ,,.a I'll, ,hov come, Yours. r.
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Meeting OF the Msss"ehass,'s tI Is.,..c,,e
U,sat;en ssr,,on.
Correspondence of The 1rbnn-. :. %.
, Dos.Y', o~,. ned ,n5 IN
Inc Legislature u i'',"' ~, IL. 80.
this city at ii O'Clock to-day. nc iious0 wa
called to order bv Mr.. GRAY, the senior member
Gro,,, posfon after which the oath of office was
~ 1851, g. J.. Gov, Morton The
aonhhlsIefen - '',',' ~ o,o.,;on of C,crl
honse 'htii ''o''0''o - 1;.a,,,.,,oa
LUTHER S. CUSHING, ESQ., who has discharged
the duties Of that Office to great acceptance 10!
many wears, being this year member of the
tyo,,s, vas re course not candidate for re6ec-
IT. W.. oo,a;d.to ,,.o Cu,p1Fs ".
''''i : nv y As 49, -
SroRY, Jr. Esq, Oh boston .Li@' ~ '''' 49,
Focos, WI. E. PARMENrER, Esq. MI. STORY
was elected on the first ballot as follows:
CO.., ls5. parmo,ter 1913: Scattering, o
,,r,;o. ,,o;or;t,, 60
"ns '''1J''''5 49, .5o,so ,,ro
The Ciefk having pceh sworn, ~. iiou70 f,'N-
ceeded to ballet for Speaker WIN l1e 'oiio"iiis
result
Thomas Kinnjcutt. NNhg) ..... .............l1S
SCATTERING. 7: Geo s. Boutwell,, Loco, )......l21
Clear Wing majority ........44
The SDeaker elect having been conducted TO
tho Chan nv tle Hon. Mr.. SALToNsTALL of Sa-
no t4o,so !, very
chi ''''- .''' ''' a.
bret ana appropriate speech ala '''1' ''''
transaction oil the business necessary 70 conlPle't
its organization, the House ADJOURNED, ano' WIN
the other branches OF the government proce9ueu
IN procession TO the Oid oou'h ohufc" 10 ne'''
Iprf
The Senate was ORGANIZED Dy '''e cli,'!ce VI 'he
Hon. JOSIAH Quincy, Jr. PRESIDENT ana oHARLEs
CALHOUN, Esq. Clerk.
You will thus perceive 1hal .he wings nave
every thing their o"n way. Their maJonty is
Sely ia' - az o 500 .bor Tho ,acanccs in
.,:s. -, aro Gllod Tho ocos are awGI,]lv chop
falIan az This result Gov. Morton looks sad and
1isanpointed in view of his political fate, but there
IS no help FOR HIM The party is completely
routed. and the Wings have q clear field. Only
one of the principal Loco. Foco leaders IN the
House last year DOutWeil VI 1io..,hl 20 'iio So
in1 ,, . ~ % s;nelnn. and Thomas Of
CthsrIostown. nave all had leave to stay at home
The Whirs have not only large numerical ma
iority, but they have many strong men IN both
branches, among "ilom may leh'io,' '"T iio'i
LEyEeETr sAIToSsFALL OF ea'c p o. .ae i'GuIe
ana .hA"Lh' NANoiS ADAMS u D's'''' u Wv
The Conm;,,ce 70 canvass the votes for Gov.
crnor and Lieut. Governor will meet tomorrow
for that purpose will send you the official re-
turns by Counties as soon as can ootal" ln IL
y ne Eoe.o'' nTa Wa, nr Chsr1as,oun
,. -. - h,o ara e1oonent PRODUCTION, on
49, pola.;ons bo,roon tho Individual and the
State !; but was sadly disappointed in that the