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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
Ern1n PhiIndclnhin.

The United States Gazette OF yesterday morning
says Our city presents the aspect OF garrison
ed town The military are seen at all points,
quiet. orderly, but apparent. The old GIrard
Banking House is the Place DAT"S. There
have been few instances of disturbance, none that
we hear Of, that seemed to belong 10 the pro-
cecdngs of the three days" but it IS probable
that the military force, and the military detorml-
nation arrived at on Wednesday morning. have
produced this tranquility. Whatever may have
produced it, We hope 1t is to be permanent.
The sight Of soldiers on duty in parts OF Our
city, is painful and one that we have no wish to
see the people familiar with They are now the
ministers of peace and order, and most faithfully
do they execute their functions; but when long
maintained in service, the citizen soldier becomes
The regular army. and that's the means by which
anarchy is changed into tyranny In another
part OF the paper, will be found record Of occur
rcnccs last Saturday morning
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

Toy,wAypA IyptANs.-Wc learn that =" the
O gden Land Company, which purchased the Sen,
cca Reservation, have paid the fH insta!ment OF
@50. 900. at New-York, and having thus 'uiilIIed
their part Of The bargain, will now exact o. the
authorities strict compliance with theirs by the
enforcement of the law which compe!S the Sene-
ca Nation to yield up their LANDS to the above
corporation"
The chief OF the Scnecas. Blacksmith, was IN
Batavia last week, endeavorng 10 borrow money
at one of the banks for the purpose OF delaying
or preventing the consumma'lon OF the treaty
He did not succeed. Sanford, their physician
and well educated man, for an Indian. says the
Senccas cannot bear the idea of being driven ont
from their old horncs and that, in his opinion,
grea, difficulty will he experienced before their
final expulsion. rue sum
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

e The friends OF Temperance in our City have
been much Interested in the Addresses of ilr jobs
b. GoUGH from Massachusetts, Young man OF rare
powers OF eoquence and whose experience Is OF The
most thrilling character. Such lessons as he ncu-
cafes are very appropriate at the present time, when
our city authorities are about TO be besiesed tor a
new batch of licenses TO sell intoxicating liquors
and ill our Aims House and Prisons with wretched
victims and increase the of every property
holder. We learn that he is to speak again in the
Tabernacle on Wednesday evening, and We advise
every man and woman TO so and hear him.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

T We see iha; our exchange paper, have been -retty
by the early receipt the received at his
Office last special advance OF the mil
and published various extras We shall coniigne TO
MAINTAIN our position mons cofupOraTieS the TSt.o
pubs the eat hest authentic intelligence OF importance.
lBeachs sun
@ This the coolest exhibition of impudence yet TIE
Herald received the Foreign News BY special Express iron
Boston, the Sun eoHccvd ,ha, 10 ts Es;Fa without
credit The Tribune hnd the news OF Wednesday night,
not, in Philadelphia BY Special Express d the sun borr0
d thus also and got on, another Extra. letter
without credit, and having OF is own Severn!
ether papers took ou! without credit and credited II
10 The Sun And the sun comes out with :as-
connde about Special Expresses. when II had none at all.
but preyed he enterprise OF others Ism, tbs little too
strong
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
nf ALDERMEN.

I4e ,t, boaii + BURpY. Esq. President and quo
ru9 x,,,,, Seuer-rhc Reports of the MAORI
On .,,c su beet OF The hHpesirce' s1.icf' ue
@ - ,ayor Of -aync b1cs the sums N>e w w IT, ,,.,
ate, y , ayoeor OF max nc the Sewer ana ,ne io'r
owners I ,sih ether matters we. tBkeh w i'"
a-al- tSS reati1e occupying pcnfy t'" hour ocg
Trr street Commissioner also pf'7ch'c" " ,'.t
ac' -, Sipr debate the malouty report WIS "''''
nnI tine ammltee dschnfge"' ,,,,,s ,yos Io., . IA
rtt ,,n= reconsider AMI tire reports c "fderch''
be Panol,<-In Paa'el favor OF paving the Clerk Of the
Board Of Assistant, s- % yrr u" 500 i the arrest oi
Bows, l% the, ths yn Country :c,.y adop,e Con,
saa WITH the d "1H ir9 2l i'" TaaS a St,h Ward SUNDAY
M, t,H ,s, N lyur Of appointing i-ihieHrs lang "
,1i- rs Collector al tns arrears OF aNc -" 'Hei.
a ,. the [ou,h and Fulton ferne, ~ s5-' les' & ~
si'''. cJtrsel 80 ~ ltN"i
'.,. ,loor,. and ,1 buid lirep from I"e"'!
- Jnte' p,,,e.l .eeeith and Eighth ycuue'. 20
sii,, -. tis.tb Avenue nj hrf own expense adopted
In t ,f lppn. per ri i'rk s' o' u!lt I'm 30 u. -. ,
n I" 80, ot r-r,ns 1ih Avenue irlm -iSt 10 sUth-'i'
N ,e5, ita mud .ettia- curb nnd si'rf iS -,
cuffet TEL In favor at rfnins 81 street from Tie 1T 70
b ~, i,e1re adopted. IN ;Hv" "i paving sis street N'h
H.. D. i..-is tn the T. - RIVER adopted 81
us =. frI,I the Nny an Cummoa Council oi TIE
, nj, ilr.ok protesting against thc ei-,nS Guy 80
, d1 the Ferries between this y and B'ookyn Oidei-
ed 9 1a iHei 't Of regulating and paving fh t from the 81 to
the lh avenues: Ni9pg'ed n m,I w yur Of s,endi6s
e5 more ~, Engine House No lO. ~ -thstr"- AG4peN
In favor of allowing the aie ,2iIoI'3Hi 3 Nv b t ~ r., ~
, ~ pn ying the Street Comrils'lnncf o % l COZ e
cured in defending ;n IN the matter o. 'esidG &c M
~ .N, , building Hospital IN l'hcE E"rl l>ad Aiop'ed'
" Alter .olnc other business the boafi adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
Rv This Mornings Mail.
Even so /.


A Letter published in the last number Of the
p..h,o,d Enouifer. from Hon. GEo. w Hop.
K,ss and AUGUSTUS A. cnArM'S' (RePTesenA.
,iycs in Congress from virginia. contains among
other statements Of the same tendency the ID,
lowing very remarkable one
@If j. possible, We trust, in such an emergency SIS
he n,es. n that in most If not all, Of ihc Counties
rb. % people viii take up the subject oad furnish ..
Nh ,. o',"b 10 tc douc-and too much cannot te
Jon,,o % prevent the election OF Mr. Clay Tor, *ih
l onr r.5prctforMr Van Buren,, md With all oprd,
sire to see hun redeemed from The shameful af't',o
1910, ue do nat h1"" ms stfcit|. wv" "'"''' Nc
racge of tle reaaotest probability,
II the Hon. gentlemen Will Just cast the horo.
of any oth>r Loco.Foco candidate Tor President
this year, they may be asto"ishcd to find the re
suit JUS; the same.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
.Inhn r,lr, pnrnIyne.l,

We learned by letter yesterday afternoon
tina, the President was attacked on Sunday with
paralyts affection which Frustrated his mental
and bodily powers The information is from a
source which we can hardly dscredit.
p S. Our advicep by this mornings Mail
furnish no confirmation of the above Of course.
II mus, he y mistake
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

QUICK TINE on RAILEo.ps.-The distance be-
tween Stoninston and Boston is So miles I his the
nail cars have run the past week in less Man tcur
hou,s, including the time occupied in crossing the
Providence ierry-a least thirty minutes new
engine. weighing fifteen tons il 10 be placed on tho
Stonngton Road in lew days, and with this, such
il the perfection of the engine and road, the distance
will he performed between Stoninston and Proy-
dence in one hour and Mirty minates. This
viii be nj the OF more than THIRTY miles per
hour including stoppages II is understood that the
Providence Railroad Company propose carrying
their road through North Providence. instead OF the
present terminus the river by bridge, and
saving the ferry. Ii TINS be done on The completion
OF the Long Island Road, the distance from South
Brooklyn 10 Baston can be follows. VIZ
Long Island Roa q; Geenpor . miles m length hours
Across the sound y u,es.-....... .......-..l1
From sipnlustuu tu Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

THE RrNs.-We saw. on Saturday, tho runs
in kcnsington, the blackcned crumbled walls OF
the Church, of the School House. and OF many,
very many dwelling houses, that the passions oi
men had doomed to destruction. The heart
s.ckens at such exhibitions, and inquiries for tic
Justice of man, that allowed of such unlawful,
unruly violence: or the justice Of Heaven,
which seemed to sleep amid the wrong do
ings Of the wicked both when the murders
were committed, and the property wasted
We learned nothing there to answer that inqul-
~, but returning by the way Of Fourth street, we
went up and stood among the smouldcring runs
OF SAINT Augustine's; and when we renewed our
inquiry, our eye rested on the uppermost portion
OF the opposite wall, from winch the FIRE had peel
ed everv particle OF plaserng, and licked oil the
decorative paint; but as il in defiance of the
wrath OF man, and the fury ol the flames there
stood, in clear uninjUrcd letters. tie inscription
The LoRp SEETH." And we turned away
satisfied in our heart. and eAciaiming IN quiet
submission, {" Shall not the Judge Of all the earth
do righ - ?hlad. I. ,. oaz.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

II Hon. FERNANDO WooD, late NJ. c. OF this
City, i, is reported, has been appointed Agent for
forwarding Government Dispatches from this
City TO Europe, in place of II. Leroy, Esq bro
ther.in-law of Daniel Webster This appointment
reflects no credit on the President, and scarcely
more on his beneficiary
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

u WILLIAM BAKER, Esq has been appointed
Recorder OF the City of Utica. under the recent
act constituting Recorders Court in that city.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

u Intelligence to the Sd of May has beenre
ceived from Matanzas. The following persons
were in prison at that place, upon suspicion of be.
ing concerned in the attempted revolt.
Daniel Downing, of New-York; Samuel Motiatt,
oil Philadelphia. - Bisboy, OF Portland; Henry
Elkin, and - Oliver residence unknown.
Henry Cavalier, another suspected person, was
out on hail of $4,000.
'NArUEs. Cat and ms party oil Seminoles
arrived ut Pittsburgh on the Slh.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

IL kELLocG HuHLarr Esq. has been ap-
pointed Collector of Tolls at Utica. vice a. b.
Williams. deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

POISONED BY THE LEAF OF THE PlE.PLANr-
The whole family of Mr.. Hayens OF Bedford,
were poisoned a few days since, in consequence
OF eating Rhubarb leaves boiled as greens, and it
Is feared that two of the children will not recover
The leaf ofthis plant, of which the stalk is used
for pies without danger, contains considerable
quantity of oXalIc acid. Jour. Com
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
NJ The Erpress says /:

1t is reported in Washington that MIR. ALEX IT,
EVERETT will be nominated rs the Secretary OF the
Treasury.
at l. said that Nlr. Tyler is desirous TO recall
sever; Foreign Ministers, Mr.. Everett, Mr. Todd,
Nj. Jcuiier, &c. but that Mr.. Calhoun is opposed
10 H."
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

II Subscriber 10 tins changed their residences
the h day fNay those who wish be regularly
ssryed with requested 10 send through the Post other
CITY Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
Wholc distance. 20 miles

Charlotte CoKDAr, n Tragedy in F.vo
Acts, by Amos c. C.Morey,' is the title of handsome
pamphlet which we have received from the Author.
We have not yet had time TO pcruse it carefully, and
from justice well to the writer 10 readers,
we refrain from expressing hasty opinion. The
author states in his preface that the Tragedy was
written % for the purpose OF showing the identity OF
the doctrines OF the Dorr party with those OF the
Jacohus OF the French Revolution.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

. STATE PkI>oN AuENr--Wc W. ti,rstnnd rhst the
Governor has nominated RANGoM Cook, E.q. Of
this village, agent, under TIE act recently passed il.
relation TO state prisons Nlr. e. is emineny quail.
fed for the stnlion a.d possesses the fullest conf.
dence OF the gredt body of the mechanics of the
state. Saratoga Sentinel.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

The SLAVE TR,DE.-Latc accounts received
at Ncw-Oreans represent The Slave Trade as be-
ing carried on with unusual vigor, at present,and
TO an extent hitherto nevei ro~ohod When Will
humanity have cause TO cease shuddering at this
abomnation OF civilization, this bitter mockcry
OF Christianity
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

- During the storm Saturday night tho
lightning struck the rounda of the post Office, in
the Park, causing considerable damage TO the c, +.
ing, and passing off. Two of the clerks whr. were
in the building at The time, stunne Il by the
shock, but escaped without serious inlp;ty.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14


New Jersey assemblies at Trenton tins mornIng
The following is a sl OF the Members
P.,sne-E4a' y u. ,o,sdeu. .la4.r7,'c flrs2a'
bsRaEN .ibratap esIsrUoif John CHssilf
Essgx,pss,d N,,f Ella, Ngt Sr.,sIe- sen. Jos. Horn
27arv Sas coas,i i.aas n Hi.Iierl,o,. o..rer Hai
Wsssrs-riiag,, d Eoanc5 samuel Hbbler. R,se,t
$ kesrsds
sI MosRis i,. -,lsn5n n5seroo y,anss cha Fgira,p
sosssssr-fcsr u Na,on, Feriraad n Sescpel Gee
M1pIrsr1-Mo>e. Jaeqae, Jemr. c. zabr'sie, .fa"'e,
MssesS- Misc Ss R,tsara : fiea R.ar, H Gre,. John r.
Thompsca. ,.,.r ~, H.. .rs..,..c
BeaItSoTo> -Chsrle stokes, MORRIS Willis B,af4re X.
a.s c.sSss@,o5a ss" s ~ A ;s ie'4s' is S,ss ssSq.
s.GsS.Riehard +. Thompson John IL Lambert ,ieran
CusuTxLasp- Danie3 Elmer Jo,laa Bres, William
ATi.Srro-Joaathana Pi,ne,
CAPT MAY.-JoSsaa SrGi,
Whigs an itaIScs = Iccoe 60
u 1t was stipulated between the two parties
that each should have % Members, and the num-
Der OF each was appottoned to each county
The Wings faithfully adhered TO the agreement
in all their counties, but the Locos OF Monmouth
repuda,ed, and elected full ticket, thus giving
their party prepondcrance on JOINT Ballot
We shall see how much they make by ii.
ote for Z. S, Senator.-The
following is the vote in the Connecticut Legisla-
ture for T. 5. Senator to fill the vacancy occe-
stoned by the expiration of the term OF the Hon.
Jabez W. Huntington
senate House Total.
Jsber w Huntagtou tBl.....B 81 III
Chnnncey +. Cleveland l.. f.. IS
SCATTERING .s..........st . j. 3"
Huntington. majority n JOINT Ballot. IS
D- Doctor Henry GREEN "A widely known and
much respected physician Of Albany died aud
denly at his residence in that city on Sunday
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
o- central Clay Commi,tee.-E.,raetf from The

S Central Clay Committec.-EHractir from the
Minutes % Regular Meeting u National Hall May 1h, l5H
Resolrsd unanimously That we the Delegates represent;
the several Clay CLUBS this City IN Central ay tom
heartily OF the leading objects
Of our Association ha been fully accomplished the
and trumphan nomination by the National Wing Con
ven,on City Baltimore Of Henry CLAY Of kentucky
President he United state and that congratu
late throughout the Country upon the glorious
result.
Resolred aHGRts,ously That cordially and fully sp
prove by sad Convention o IHEopoRE
fRELISeHIYsES formerly ui New Jersey Of New uh.
for the Nic- President and confidently relying the
sincerity Of hs declaioi ;he consistent advocate OF the
prncIe fu which contend heel assured OF is h'ueSs,
his nbily and ms honesty aud scnbe his the
banner winch uaed with the inspiring motto
of Justice 10 Harry of The Hest
Resored HRGaimgusiv. Ihn; pledge ourselves Ia our
and Wing friend, throughout the land renewed
enersy and tor the last and MOBILES, OBJECT OF Aso
cation the triumphant election of our Candidate
NATHANIEL. g. BRADFORD. Vice President.
President pro tenn
JOIN 7 DopGE tc....
jobs 7 L.wToS. mia =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

~ We regret to learn tina; Dir Senator FosFfR
OF Tennessee, has been conincd to ms lodging: io
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

g The Au'er,can Republican Is inior ned that
we know no Protestant giblc, and of course hive
no, laborod 10 by'us any such into contcapi We
pretty well acquainted with rHE BiRLF, and
we know something of several dliiercn, English
versions OF il OF which that made by order Of King
James |. il the IN common Use among Proes-
,ants in this country. We hive never lsbored to
bring tins INTO contempt The one we huve used
from infancy, and, for auch wo have said, may bc
better rhun the Catholic the Uni;oran or tie yer
sion. Of Macknicht, a CnmpbeIl, or any other
What we no contend however is this that no one
version has any exclusive claim 10 be considered
the Bible, or even tle ProttShfat Bible, there
being several excellent aud highly esteemed protcs-
tani versions aud whoever insists that children
OF oil pcrsuasous 4ha be taught IN our common
schools from any one version while then own
Church prescnbe- another does in truth outrage the
elearest dictates Of RcLrious Liberty and Equal
Rights DO Won understand
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
snbscrip,ion.toC Clay Tribune.

or New subscriber, to the CLtY TRIBUNE may sul /
supplied with the first number
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

O- Doctor Henry GREEN a widely known and
much respected physician OF Albany, died aud
denly at his residence in that city on Sunday
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

louisville CRY ELgcrtoS-The Electi' or
City Officers was held IN Louisville on Mo' 'd.y
tt, Tho Journal of Tuesday says
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

IL Our new MAYOR and CoMMoY COUNCIL as
sumo the reins of government this day. Having
done oar Prettiest to elect opposing candidates
and been beaten, we shall endeavor to Judge our
new rulers fairly and candidly. We shall rejoice
to find occasions to approve their acts, while we
must continue hostile to the principles on which
they were chosen They can hardly manage
worse than their predecessors and for all they do
better, we are prepared TO give them full credit.
There will Of course be u game OF head.chop
ping in Joint Ballot tonight. Let those laugh
who win. We have two or three reported list,
of candidates for prominent offices agreed on in
the Native caucus, but we omit them, as no
authenticated. Tomorrow we can tell the story
and our folks being neither of the turned-out nor
the turned-in, can easily wait TIL that time
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

tY- The Hon. MIR. King. Minister Plenipo,cntia-
" from the United States 10 France, and his Secre-
tary OF Legation, Or. Martin, in the city, in
tending 10 sail in the Svie dc Grasse for Havre, on
the 10th.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

.ve gentleman who arrived in this City from
Havana. on Saturday, informs that the old Lishl
A. the entrance OF the harbor OF Havana has been
moved to giyc place to new and superior one daily
cxpected from tia,rc. The new Light wall be eie.
yaicd "a fee; above the Moro Castle, and will be vs.
h 70 vessels running from East 10 West, which wss
not The case with the old Light.
I'YN rRnltimore Advertiser Of Yesterday
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

NATIoNAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-The annual
election was held on the Sth inst. The following
gentlemen were elected officers and members OF the
Academy:
ST B MORSE. President, y. Il
4. B. DCRASD. Vice President.
J. J.ERuTHINGHAN, Corresponding Secretary.
j. G.. CHAP,I,S. Recording Secretary-
is. CUsMING>. treasure
"! VS.. iSSSaST SiotST. Council.
Han-tHc Committee
7 II + Sn8Gosas. sHSs@9s. of'ae Acadsmieiaas
! i; G;cag Ag'pSoN' ;;ofthe Associates.
NJ AcnGeui,ciaIs e,ec;ed
John Mssary Alfred Jones. i : Schoii, and J. l. cfo7'y,
were elected associates o. the Academy.
Professor ,ckiey OF Coumba College 7 F. ioppln OF rroi
vdence r l. and James evsaux now abroad, Ser elected
honorary members OF the Acndemr.
Previous TO the bautng Tor officers, VI. lnmsn.
Vice President, and Mr.. Whitehorne, recording Sc
cretarv, declined e-eection.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
In,Dorta;,on norNool.

4 statement erhibitlns he quantity and rdiuc al
Wool imported durtus the gears 1910, 1911, lG4!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
CITY AFFAI R s.

bOAhDp VIZ - ,,.,.,,,J ,oorlv oIi
The Board met to day, he ~, n"yo, n1', ""' "'' "
the nle,cefs Tlls a,nnrs them one iur 1926 for sums
.sfs by the uayor relation to the detention OF efi"n''
vete aniel ana . City Collectors for Inst year was
hr 1s o % 1 potion d their duuc had ben g"rms5 . me,
y the Reeesero aNr \ rao.'"a o ,' M the yaf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

FIRES.-The Mssisquo Hotel, in the vicinity Of
VI oneal, was burnt on the 9Th inst, and ii horses
belonging to a troop of cavalry We're consumed.
The shop OF Isaac Dillingham; tin worker, todG m
Brewster, Mass. was burnt on the 9Th. Loss Sl9O
insured $3.50.
On the night Of the 9Th instant the barn OF Mr.
George Dudlay, in Talbot County, Md. we- burni,
ogethei with all the out buildings. Loss, $4,000.
MIR. y. was absent at baltimore attending The Con-
vcnt;on.
;, On the Saturday preceding, barn belonging to
Mr. Ferdinand Baynard in Kent County. Nj. was
burnt and four horses killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
following resolution

Resoird That the preaching OF the Gospel the rrcn 81
,.rueDliy ordained Of God tur the eNaugcalun 81 te
,yofli and that winch have attended our N,
son, botf m and domestic fields, furnish the most
confirming md satisfactory evidence the truth OF tins position
Mr. ANks sud he ielt great embarrassment IN RS
lag 20 support tins resolution, scarcely knowing
what 20 saw after the address TO which the audience
had lust listened. He had often heard it said that
the heart Methodist preacher never grew old and II thI,
yn, trre n ohermaic Ike himself hnW much more true
yns IL Of those who Ike the brother who Ind Just taken 's
,ent lived under GENIAL rays Oi Southern >n. and whose
warm appeal, had stirred nil hearts Nh AncS then pro
raeed 10 support hs resolution able speech which we are
reluctantly compelled 10 omit
The Hon. TmEopoRE FRELINGnUYsES seconded the reso,
utlonIn very happy speech winch commanded the fixed
attention of the assembly lie wished his hearty assent
cnqucnily ,,ipporcd There something IN the nature oi
man u which tine ptenciug %! tie Gospel Wns ,kiiuy
pied that It could not iiIt produce oroui ,ult' lie
the logic of the brother who if-t addressed tile meeting
Nr Nua', ecau.e came warm from IN, heart and en-
crred the world WIl. listening g. those who had gone be
fore him. the question Ind been suggested o: nnn w her
should Ys have leu hgt "f the preaching nI The Gospel -
!. liout doubt u enrhen> darApc iir j. then drew q
. picture oi the condition 80 iii. cltatG - cumnhftt
,vihtai u r,rcdpU and closed with an eloquent ap!ti
L.. he audience supp1t the MISSIONARY c9ise fce'rHH ~
beautiful md Gucii. uucuaEc tr the cNaWpie G INN Ni"
con, gb, doing good mud - the rewards which ne D,iow
,,nnn ms tailu followers i 'iIs world AMI tih "lci ! !"
come The resolution IdOp,ui. :.
Aiiar singing. bv the choir, the Rev. GEo. /.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
Canal Commissioners.

The best measure oil the late session OF our lie.
sisl.iurc the bill giving to the People the cleo
ton oi Canal Commissioners, reducing the mum
her from 10 four, providing Tor the election OF
the whole number this F.ll. eft"r which 'he,. arc
to draw lots for terms Of one, two, three and four
years respectively, and one new one TO be chosen
each year thereafter to take the place OF the one
whose term expires IN that year. This bill was
voted for by all the Wings and good share ofthe
other party but the following Members Of AS
semby from this city voted agaiss, 1t, viz;
Mcssrs Gld:ier. jeremiah Mann, Ross and
Suydam-5.
Those from other Counties who also voted
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

CHEyAyGo CAyAL.-At Bingbamton, the first
week of navigation, Sl,lS0 ~ were received in
tos-an amount almost equal 10 the tolls rece!v-
ed rom this canal, at that place. during the fist
SIR years oi the existence OF the wo,k.
MADISON Observer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
New-.Ie

The Convention to frame a Constitution for
New Jersey assemblies at Trenton tins morning
The following is "a lsl Of the Members