New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-25
New York Legislature,

and to punish seduction.
Mr.. BoCKEE, on leave, introduced bill 10
amend the Revised Statutes in relation to the as
sessment and collection of taxes.
| The Senate, in Committee Of the Whole, III
| HARD in the Char took up the bill to amend the
act in relation to State Prisons-repeals SO much
of the Act referred to as requires three OF the
Inspectors to reside at Auburn and three at sing
! Sing.
IL ASSEMBLY, among the reports OF committees
received was one from Mr.. SAMPSON in favor OF
the bill in relation to the assistant justices courts
| in the city Of New York.
Also, in favor of the bill in relation to Jurors IN
the city OF New York.
a communication from the New-Y ork and
Erie Railroad Company IN relation to the late
report of Mr. Baker Z. r. Commissioner, was
received. The purport communication Is, that
the present Board have no connection with the
transactions referred to either IN the report of DIR
Baker or of Major Brown. Laid on the table and
ordered printed.
Mr. STEVENS called up the following rcsolu-
| ton:
2csored III the Senate concsrl That our Senators in
to thr efforts 70 procure The passage OF ol! NAH
appropriations for the Improvement OF the navigation Of the
Of di the shoals or o5struc;ions bo,s ta.tston -
Mr.. 5. moved to amend so as to make the
northern limits, the q State DAM instead of the
city Of Troy" which was agreed to.
After some discussion the resolution was laid
on the table by consent. Adjourned.
TUESDAY, Jan. q.
In SENATE, Mr.. scorr reported bill for the
relief Of Thomsonian Physicians, empowering
them to collect their dues
Mr.. ScoTr offered also several amendments to
the Constitution
ls Tha; the Court for the Correction Of Errors and ip
reals shall consist Of the President q the senn;e and sixteen .
tce Of hr or aIGE part Of sT H. ne
elector, shall four Judges for eight and
soon Court shall meet 4ite the first election they stall
eache classes u numbered one three and four, and
ts seats OF thu first class h be vacated at he end Of the
second year seconl class the end of tine Out e7r
aad SO on Judge shall BE- elected every two yeas
and four Associate Ch4nceiIors ho shll each have the
:sins pog-er with Chaucelortc decision; OF ech how
ever, be aiipSae1 from 10 the sad ConTt.
Cd The present number OF the Justices OF the Supreme
% The sSpeor court shall consist of Chief Justice
and Ass justices snd shall have concurrent III
which the Supreme Cours have hereafter haveju
r,sdctiou EXCEPT tn Issuing wits OF mdncGMtS
h No judy. shall be removed BIZ the joint resolution of
The Two Houses of the legislature or by The senate on ne
shall be entered upon the journals Of both Hoses or
the sEgs as the eas my o. and twenty days notice Is CIV
Referred to the Judiciary Committee and or
dered to be printed.
The Act for the preservation of game in the
counties of Queens and Suffolk-passed.
Also an Act to amend an act in relation to
State Prisons-Aycs 81. Noes 5.
Adjourned.
In AssEMBLY.-An act relative 10 the Ferry
across the Hudson, between Mutton Hook and
the town Of Stuyvesant-passed.
Mr. L. LEE, gave notice OF bill to amend the
r. S. in relation to the inspection OF pot and pearl
ashes -four and meal and tobacco, in the city Of
New. Y ork. Referred to the Standing Com
mittee.
After some discussion on the bill to loan mo-
ney, the House adjourned.
LATER FROM MExIco-By the bark Auahuac,
at this port, from Vera Cruz, we have advices
from that port to the 3lst Of December.
Information has been received of q decree issued
by the Mexican Government. compelling all Ameri-
cans to leave California. This order was issued
some months since, but concealed from our
Minister at Mexico until recently, when he received
information of its existence from another source
Gen. Thompson demanded an explanation from the
Mexican Government. which withheld, and the
mail of the 30th brought to Vera Cruz intelligence
that Gen. Thompson had given the Government a
stated timo when, If not satisfactorily explained, he
will demand his passports and leave the county,
He was expected at Vera Cruz, at all events IN q
few days to embark for the United States, on a Visit
10 his friends
The following men -of-war were lying off the an
chOrage at SACRIFICES
q, S. ship Vincennes, Captain Buchanan. British
BRIG Albatross, Captain York. French corvette La
RrIlante, brig Grifon, and brig Mercure, under the
command Of Commodore Regnaud. Spanish fri
gate Isabella H., Captain Corva.
The Anahuac brings the last payment made on
account OF the Mexican claims, amounting to $780,
000
Since the above was in type we have been ia
vored with the following extract from a letter
dated
VERA Cruz Dec. 80, 1913.
The only news stirring arrived by to-day's mail
from Mexico. 1t appears that it has come TO the
knowledge OF the American Minister that a recent
order has been given by this Government in July
last. TO ths Governors OIL! California, Sonora, Chi
huahua and other North Western States, to expel
all Americans residing there.
\ copy OF the decree was sent to Mr.. Thompson,
who applied TO the Government 70 know whether it
was correct not, but up to the date of the post
leaving, ne had not received any reply, and it's sup
posed that he will ask for his passport as there can
be little doubt as to the fact OF such orders having
been given. New-Oreans Courier
FROM CURAcoA.-The brig Ransom, Captain
heene, arrived at this port yesterday, in seventeen
days from Curacao. We learn from Capt. H. that
an unusual dizziness existed in that market for the
sale ofproduce. Sales OF pitch pine lumber had
been effected as low as $l5 per NJ. Provisions
generally were low. Flour was selling at IS per
barrel; beet, prime, 50; mess, sll. Salt was com
mandng y cents per barrel town, and Is cents in
the bay.
The R. left the schooner Ontario, from New Yark,
10 sail the next day, she being the only American
vessel in port Savannah Rep. Goth
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FROM PoRTo Receive learn from Captain
Baker, OF the schooner Council arrived on Tues
day evening, Jan. %, from Porto Rico, that Gen
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