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HfhME Ia she p,o1,s,s of me suh,cr her, in
Z ] Rush township Northumberland county, a
ho,H ,he 'irs of Srptcsgh,r Instant,
= "a - ,y"<01 <C3 3o[EySoa
one a BLACK cow. with hril IA. having a
vhi;e strcnl on her heck The o her RED COW,
with a wIi.c f'ce-hn,h appear to he old Cows.
The ovne, Is requested to call f,r them. ply char
rcS, aud tnke h. IN away. WN, b. kip.
Rush low nshin Sept. 81. lSi5-3t
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GVFsiiIssS' GO5sre sale.

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Suuhury. Oct lith. 1915
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
Mr.. Rrourh,s Concert

NJ Eprrox was particularly interested in the PER
sorrn.nee sf Mr.. Z. L. walker upon the Piano at Mr.
B-ous Concert on Wednesday evening He has invent
e an at;ayhen which enables the player 70 produce the
harmonic tones upon instrument Al peasEre 1t IS
composed Of keys pressed upon the strings of the
piano by peda. and the effect to soften and diualah
the volume OF tone leaving quii. flowing and distinct
have never heard more delightful uasic than ne MAKES
upon it. The instrument well calculated fo' ex
ht!ton in large room, eecsnse the tone Is Eot loud
enoagh to reach f4r-but is reception BY the aadienee
was very at;cring to The performer. NJ Walk=r' ahi-
ties a. an arts; are order ard ne would DO well
70 give Ccncer. where the public could have OPPcEtl
nty TO Judge of TIE value OF his improvement There no
doubt ha: ii VIII be brought intO seGeral AID immediate
u,- II adds materially lis value and utility thAt L nay
be attached 70 Pianos already made, and trrhiag
rs,.s AMATEUR.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
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l. PoETgT-The s;1eet Singer Angels VISITS. by Angus-
;ss Snodznss The Bee. BY Eleanor Dutby The Voice
Of liz Past.
IL EDlToziAL-The Texas Question as II Is-A word to
Conaecueut; TIE omnpotenee Of Rum Extending TIE
Area Of Freedom Post Office R-form Tmporau; from
Te1as-l LEX Back icf Annexation; The Courier and
Esqp.f=r; What vii N4Eico DO the Courier and Ma
tiyr,r, What depends Charter Elect;tr Rad.
rocd lion Batsh Free Trade, i1c. tre.
Ill PoCrT9c.L.-Ssnmsey of Net. York Town Election,
Penn,yircnia ELecuca Veg H4mp.hirs Klertoo 11c
" NEss.-Fo-ei-a Correspondence Tia-sin Wilmington
Ney-Yotk legislature The Ann Rent Troubles
Wing. Philadelphia Convention Of yey-EngA land
Dofkin.-ren, srr-
V oELa.SEers--yyniers ltte known among u, Ma
tuts Philosophy smith Gutter CaSe-I4et.er EIor Nj
Wheeler Teancsseeals n New-Yo:k The Calulaaes
cfihs Couas: refr;zd.
u .cO'1'r'rlsl isTrtrisfsez-s'oek', Moaey. Pro-
deer. &e-
Single eopes pat ~ wrapt-rs tor se Mas can be OBJ
famed Al the trak Price & cent?.
= TERNS-s2 pr yeaf. Ali subscription payable ia
-,sIitiy n advance Attr-sa
GREELEY & MeELRATE. % Aa4-,tr-.,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
r,.. co,,p,rntors In a Hobble.

late news from Texas is neIihe. 10 De ia"s1'
down nor elbowed out Of sight by the chasflhsu
.onera,onists. II is in VAN that they assi' 'i-o'
thew knee President Jones and ms chqoe -.
posed 70 the conspmmation oi thsii P'o's
less they did, but II is not there iiiae 'le
Iii the hostility of The Press ana S0t--- -
their general and growing nosun'y' as a' y
~. ,soor of all advices by the last aHiVai-'o nn-
~.,;o, on the terms OF the House Resolution 'aa'
'.a...otiaI The Richmond Enquirer Is thoiocsn'y
.s,,roed from that quarter ana Goes no' suiiehoei
-, 80 of Annexation on its dearly beloved House
.J.,,o,ro without knowing what II does. On al
-. Z, ia substantially admitted that the Official
a., which has gone on posthdste to Texas VIII
bs n,oup,y rejected and that Polk must begin again
nader the oower granted IN the Senate amendment
From every pro- Texas quarter we have Suggestions
,b,, dnnsrctio cannot be e6ecfed unless 'es assume
,bs sbt of Tenas, and that We may as vel do th's
frs, as last.
But stop, gentlemen! let us see what Po,rf' has
hem granted 10 Mr. Polk in the premises. il seems
clear TO US tina, if Texas shall rect the profter oi An
n,xation already sent on TO her, the whole force oi
IN, Joint Resolutions is spent! Let US see The
Io;nt Resolutions read thus: directly alter the
House proposItlon:l
"And further ReJofred. That If the President OF the
I-n,d states shall in his Judgment and discretion deem
II no advisable ioS,ead Qproceeins 10 submit the fore
% resolution 70 the Republic OF Texas as an overture on
The part of the United States for admission deciae 70 eso
tate with that Republic; he"--
Is it not plain that the Presidcn, is no, authorized
10 try one alternative first, then the ether lac IS
first TO decide under which proposition he will pro-
coed; but haviag chosen and failed with that, ne
has no right ojtcrcayd to resort 10 the other. The
House proposition has been officially transmitted to
Texas; if she rejects it, Mr.. Polk must walt until
Congress gives him new power. The House keso-
lutions will be dead.
As to the payment Of the Public Debt OF Texas, IT
Will be time to think of that after she knows herself
how much it amounts TO- 1t is plain enough by 'fiis
time that she knows she has no Public Lands ade-
ouaie to its payment, and that she must saddle 1t
upon us or repudiate 1t. IN case OF Annexation
We rather think that when our People want to
add tina, debt TO their own they will let their rulers
know It,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
The Cherokrc Snt1on.

The Commissioners OF the United States have
virtually taken possession OF the government Of
this people. John Ross and the Chiefs OF the
Dominant party are ROW either At Washington or
on lheir way tAither and The power OF the leaders
OF The minority has never been recognized. \
difficulty Is said 10 have taken place between The
Commandant OF Fort Gibson and Col. Butler, the
Agent of the iribe-poSSibly relative 10 the details
OF the action OF the Commissioners,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
Circuit Court.

TRIAL OF POLLY BopISE FOE MUgpER--7th DAr,
Tra, Of Polly BoDrNE, cadrgei MIR sersu 'zd7'f5's
.-.i lfGris- 4roa, 6c. ~ ciassAg iss Gtiss q Hfs
Eug711 r7d rii5i sertirg T-s % .Se pTslsis,S iH1
ba-;lTry enaHst:ei ase-eacsf, az >inaa7 I'.i7G
The tr:a WAS continued usual and Al immense mass
oi testirouv was takes, which decline publishing ;oF
III, reasons stated yesterday There is nothing Kew N "
Of ucient importance to occnpy the ron il ead re-
cure IN cur columns Tie proceedings tens several times
interrupted Judge Edmor stated that he should be os-
-, 70 re,ues ladies who visited the Courtroom 70 make
g7 their minds 10 remain until adjournment
Toe Court jcurred to Friday IL o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
SONGS FOR The PgOpLE-No. 1e.

AIR" d:g4ut that dweli in marble halls
trgan' thai dsst ia marble balls
WIN pimges md tan mY fsc-,
A 5i 9oas4 tes That a. PitSs, S; q, routes aud b''
9ed nehsA enough, bat ai9s could not
I'm pYAArssing healthy ska,
W thought that WHISPER said. you may sunaouat
saeh dTleets be they hateful as SIN.
dr-am, TIA, suitor, now sought lny hand
Bur they al! r-pudIaied nv facv; Inland
Thy enei' though her features foFnd mid .nd
r ! be ysiow 9efk aad pimpel skin are da.race
p,l S .S.u5ns @ thl enrd ~ 'oicr void Of hop"
voice cri-d, c4kr Of Jones famed Soar
And yoaf mind MI! b- free from Despair
TIN 9Issmt tia, used it; o. TIA, moment Of bliss.
~, y > Ls skis CHANGED from rs yello~i.h hue
boos5 angel night csirTa a. I, h., d"" .oe % S"'
I.e pitnplea. tie blotch.s the fr-esles the tan
lad tec4mp.s, .nd voice by my side
>ah, indeed. you " u! now b. the glory OF man
~ 'i'r virtue, the hop aHd tic prIde
Jons= Soap. woHd:oa, ,oap. for al ,his ,h4nk thee
Nssr p bs3 2q , % M 'S S & 3oTer q t fenune Jones soa2
2iisf Lst y effects 4.e snyuls-;t xb,rs
ciafs end ted-rs the kin Beautiful removing quickly ali
y9urif aik yoar physician what - thsls Of jon
PP n ne TI ,sl yea use it tsiy IA praotiee.
@ 4 70 .hss- -'- 6l - The sign Of the Am-rcan E4s-
Chtaaa.rest 5 Bfoai~ay, y. Y. lg, Fulton.strsg,
Reade1 ee ver careful and aos bu, Joaes os5 '''4
HsAD-Aene-he IN. Hating Ointment will generally
f-ir'e 'he head acne hltren rairae4 believe !, ~
eiieciuai ia sll cs If II Is sst us oa the feet fi
s-efs Stn'ss-oecorng regularly every wek and with
s'th e7efity ss 10 csu yomitiaglye ben com over
come D. 'be o this Saiye The momen, tie symptoms
Of =tafn a-af the S.Ise rubbed ugoa the temples ad
II plAses away harmless
EsR Aehf ia cured eseuay by rubbing i, around il>
etf Oh II 9~opIc oaly knew how good ths ye Is, hey
would Ds'-r live without IL
sch! at te ond 0e9os Ice soas ,,rset and b. ,e ehsf
'.iIgEiatl ai Tie city. na 3;
- French Language ORAL
EM-Lsdie. wshins study the above language arc
Informed EEst new ncfngz class vii few
days An ea DoninS class tof gentlemen val! b oz1zrd
tanns the month OF ATIl Thoa= who wsh ION an '--
Ing ClaAS in he will nab- nmed.ste peltn.
Mad T. MANESCA DukASp'
rs ~. I2l u Wsitefsi-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
Police Office.

one OF those pests OF society who prowl about the aver
ues and suburbs of the city. insulting females IS they la
along their way. yesterday arrested and held 20 o-
His name;is John Phillips.
Thomas Thompson John Williams. James DAILY, Jdrcs
Tlonln.on. Abraham Thomas Jeremiah HAYS and W H.
liam Graves charged with minor bursaes and ,hcts. cc-
craied the the Court They were all poor pa-
srs upo the standard works Of their calI-not or
-tt,l ida sInnur ,hrm.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
Cnurt of common Pleas.
VNE NH
Hst,-. rni-r INS1AHNNf.

.,as Raagrla7p ~ irIvcs l. Pdiaisratr Palmer owns
the Empire Line Stages running on BROADWAY. NY.
Hamilton IN October List passing No!cs "aFcen -
onshors wagon and became entansed between Two sta
-es one of which he alleges OF the Empire Liehit
his wagon broken down and he thrown cut and
Srca IL injured lie brings action 20 recover damages me
defence was mat the stage referred to belonged TO another
line and that Mr. Hamilton himself was .alty Of great
negligence IN driving between the stages NerdeS ior pa
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

YFRE AT frHaci The valuable Touring nail OF
Robert Haisey destroyed By IRE few days since
There va, quantity Of 1oar and gram N the MI az
,s .;e I'll cl which l. entirely destroyed The building
and oek are heavily insured IN Ssw-forE ctcss Abort
the same time Tse eottcn M AZ Fa Creek iook re
ut The flames were exttn=-ishet without 7uch damage
The alarm OF f,e yesterday afternoon proceeded
f-orn the OIL andsGas store l2l Fulton-st. It : said
10 nave caught from quaat;ty CT gas ignltins-ex-
tlnguished without much damage
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
Court caIendar-THis On
c,,,,ox p,r,Nos 81, D. 81, o.. -. IS 30, 81! 81 TO-
CIT 1TYINTELLIG ENCE.
THrASoAy.
Court of Oyer and Terniiner.

- - Ts,,- SAev CHARGED with burglary and scnSt-
aasay b-eaSius gg;son were brought ap wh We" 70
t,, .ri,re3 70 BAL. he Court OF >eS ions h5's AL
i1.re3 without liking the amount; peSiN'o'i on Ft'
The oyes and Terulns- then ADJOURNED azd ae Oifea'
commenced NJ De Wit stated that The proximity 0' me
spectators TO himself and associate eoaSei was 80 sea
a, they could nc; consul: without being overheard NF'
u..ia. suggested a, the t-!s should be heidi TIE rooms
Of ne superior Court. where tie Circuit t''fs formerly
rr-s hsl6
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

Nett profits 20 Inspector. ll.i0l d
Eleven Thousand Dollars is pretty snug sum TO
be taken out of the States poke, by one man.
The expenditures charged by the Inspector are
enormous, and probably there are some nice httie
pckings concealed under the various items, which,
il they could appear, would show his real salary 10
be still higher. Cannot seme Plun be devised
whereby the State can get this work done fer
lar compeEsa,ionl The Governor is paid $4,000
per annum. Are the services OF the Inspector OF
Ashes worth more than those OF the Chief Masis-
rate of the S,atel
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
Fees OF n,sncctors.

The Inspector OF Pot and Pearl Ashes IN the
CITY OF New-York las submitted report to the
Senate. in o5eJicu . resolution adopted by
ha, body, from winch We derive the following de-
tails as TO the quantity OF 70. and Pe.rl Ashes
inspected, and the amount Of fees received and
expenditures incurred, from the Isl January 10 the
4 TN...,,k.r
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

(sS- The Wings of Brooklyn subscribed some
time since for Silver Pitcher as testimonial Of their re-
spec or Gen. LESLIE CcoMpS Of Kentucky Iii, finished,
and will he presented this evening National Hail. Fulton
street 1t will be received by Hon Willis Green in behalf
OF Gen. Coonbs.
The Wings mee, at the time to confirm the nOmin-
aons for MUNICIPAL Officers.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

Tue WEArHEE-For the las; week, VIZ have
ten Tlsi,et win s almost lnesa'saY Tie Consequence
s s,c a over Of t- bzTuGs 11d va'- courSos
Tl.x 10 p-yeat ts asp0F-a0H o be nsii across tf "a
safety wednesday Eisht tar letter tnilI " 2. nouihi
70 i-sTz tn newspaper bags The FiseF ha ra sFa OF
t,-5r.j,s LII. Rock AK. GaZe.,e
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

B.Irr-ozE METHODIST CONFERENCE.-THE ae BAL
rjrnore Sun has beea furnished 'by authority
viii the following brisf statements, Ioni the notes
Of ne Secretaries. of some OF the most important
coIusz OF the Conference:
An .be cases in which ay cf The ministers Involved
IN connection wiki >ave-, were satisfactorily cisse OF
ma now the Conference : more perfectly iree i'on a-
-e-v taa1 FOR many years previous
The voe on :he recommendation OF the Genera Ioaer-
s-a - 70 chance he sixth restrictive Te, - 20 allow
,5yon a the Church Funds. 4 case division OF he
Chu-ch should take place, socdtoE tie recommendation
Il against l. $50. 80 the Conference 90 not soeuf-
Iaversal harmony and good ee.ins prevailed from the
commencement: 20 The close c; the Conference, anc al he
tlscusio7s we-c conducted n manner cong great cFei
- The character OF the Ch;strian ministry
The sub c O: the division Q; :he Church was net direct
" entertained TIE Conference : ne4-!y 1ra-.-9Iss
opposed 70 No delegates were aPPoin'sd 70 me Lou
syi!s Convention. There Is not the leA>t pooas! @t
the Conference viii 30 South, IN case tiytson slcud
Bsao9 Souis addressed the Conference, defining his Po
sit!or and assigning his reasons for inviting BISHOP AZ
dew 20 ASSIST him IN hs work.
The vote recommending the call OF Special General
Conference II May. 1916, stoo! IL for : against;
CISrrEssfxe; CAL4srIrY-On the night of the
I2in inst CAPTAIN York. with his aeoui s years Of
a-e .d M Beni. Cole, sleeping on boar1 the scr
Mary, Of Deer Island. when they were aroused by dcov
erinc the yeSe, be in sheet OF are having caught from
he stove pine They 7Shed through The aTe upon deck
and attempted 20 swim The shore. i've or SIX rods dis
ut Captain Y. although swimmer. sunk before he
could reach the shore probably from having been severely
burnt.
The others anis! on high bluff OF broken ledses, thick
" e7ed with and shrubs, and half annie froul ans
dwelling TIE night DARK, they were neaTiy naked
the .k burnt from the faces hands and feet Of both. and
from arms le, and part Of the body OF young
Yok They reached the house, blood marking their path
al every step. YcuRS York died the 18th. at p NJ
on the 18th Cole supposed 20 be on The recovery The
body Of Capt Y had been found lie has iei sicky
wife and large number Of children. Bait. sun
FIRE AT HA9ERSrowX.-Bv a private letter from
Hc-rtoyn Nd We learn tia, Tuesday ni-hi, about y
o'clock the splendid ed,ce slely erected BY Dr. Charles
N,e=ill Sx destroyed by g-. The property valued It
siGc covered BY Insurance Effected on SltuFjay
I.si h r,as work ci lncenilar-. Bals sun.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

TRIAL or "B.a THuNpEs. .'-AmhsoSe Roo;, An
,hopy Austin. John T Bush. jacob Traver, AaSus;ne
Bullock and John HardIck examined on Wednesday
mainly fox tho purpose OF Identifying the prisoner As Big
Thunder Their testimony, on the whole. was pretty
clear on this point 1t on: In the testimony Of tho rs
witness tha: .Big Thunder" WAS friend Of Polk and
Dallas.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
Coroncr.s Office.

The bodies Of three newborn infants found sud sub
jeced 10 inqGesi-bu discoveries relating TO their mo-
thers ard murterers made.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

ToxcH-LiGHT PRocgSsIoS of tue EMPIRE
CLrs-Those who remember the torch-sht pgoceSstons
and other pow.wows OF this celebrated Cuh during ,le
last Presidential campaign VIII ROT need new description
10 refresh their rccocctcns. Tne aa@r last night
In every way worthy OF those to which suee, and 80
far as we could learn. neither better no worse han
,nlsh. have been expected from ae and the OCCASION
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
ro-nnX.s OutsI,ie.

First Pog.--wrters Little Known Among Us-Mines.
Landor. Julius Hare New Publications.
Last Pags-From Lake SUPERIOR Commercial and Mo
ney Matters Marine Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

o. Hon. Chiffon ALLAN Of Clarke Co Ky. who
represented tina, State IN Congress several wears
ago. is called upon 10 stand again, in opposition 10
Judge Richard French. Loco, who now represents
the Nth District The Whis majority in the DIS.
tnct is under 100 in over 10, 200 votes
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
AN. sith great respect,
Your friend ana oSt. ,erv't. H. CLAY.
CHAxLEs HALL, Esq. &c. sc. SC.

81 The Albany correspondent; OF the Noricich
|oaraG (Locol coa,radic:s l. silly The story
;hsi Governor Wright and E + Butler offered
in The Cabinet, and declares the positive terms that
10 caoine; appointment offered any citizen Of this
STATE save Gov. Marcy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
~. prs Fxrs ,,-roR at Il Courtandt-,iree' sod q
II II = pEif'FEV ARR tNrED GENUINE

Dr. McNuR AcGy,rtc Q, hSs p,TyS5 yGis cate,
- ~ ms CIV VII, have used tins or " n y eoaipt
c wa ,.yitc Al 10 exam the proof az II ~
street see ConSteeS < Cos Ad'c''s''"e"' W '>
I'M.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

- We requested 10 calf III attention Of the public to
the s- Of 2 Lots o.. valuable property suie on the t sad
2d Avenue zi'h 25d a9 9th and 2sth streets belonging
10 he CglFottioa Of the City Of rw York 10 y sold AZ
auction The Merchants Exchange on Tuesday A,l
i At noon and 70 s;.e that hthosaphc m4ps Of the pro-
rty Be mad at the CompoiI.rs oce Hall Of ecos
=
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

NtSIA : FoTU-ISCIDESr-A 1iAN THAT ATr rs
Fi>GExs.-TNo Young gentlemen huscins aecut 4
mile seu;h west o: tie city Swsnqy place, few days
since arrested by low atl: moaning. or Kind Of
KID but on Proceeding ;he spot, found mAa,
cea-iy naked. lying II the mud and wa;e- stupid sense
less and alHesi elesS They found upon examination
itoz sP2earaHe ;a; he had been lying here cr several
days, AID that hs had eGca or ihs eGs = Ne ofs Gaf
a1ds rg-s q s1S had ard gRaRef az a's ngefs t7tl
atcs ria-.
Upon !nlui-ng, ". Frau found hs ranas 20 &c hGs-
that he lstcrer. iroH ercssare ~ e. sfaeEf
hsi fallen ;uto OF 5dFtz % a, ant n ;his
dreadful staie @ miui Rad eiI the Gig on Ta=rs--
IN the swamp probably The evening o ih2; Cay,
he-e he Ay mil found on the Saturday evening fellow
lag. l!AikAnsss Banner
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

eo- The Empire Cub have given public notice
,hs, they are opposed 10 the New Excise Law. OF
course the Legislature will have 10 back out from
passing II.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

~ T.relfh H'nd fhig Meeting a, Harlem
this evening. DrpLSY SELpEN Will speak.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

o. The Unionisfs have general rally a, Ma
,lonal Hall this evening. They invite their Wing
friends 10 be present.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

objects 'Asl ojs ..'iis ; ~
,lsis ies;rctve qualities with the lise G' 'g, Tbt
III, ,n,wrr, the description OF Iternt3dHs uul w " ~
NOW, s5 51l, u7oa - tossHi - ,eS N' , ib- me
& gsbt prcduct ,lt when hisi e,,f''s, ~ ~
Is juiees have been extracted Anu artier exc.
~ ssatFous uilarpes over erouh arg Al! n,Is.u .
~ ,t,n, n, ladies unpIIlieled ed ~ the anr",' OK
i r,,ts IA the records OF ngomesaele Suss tu
q, - ;rnY'r,rce ~ The human family Is dAly eeeom'a~
t,,rticuI.r, and conclusive eNide1ce o. rs suVs
r;, yt,e lud ,iiclcy rlmph!ss whieh '' &c o'''
,f tie rropIirtcrs and ihrir agents STst, u { n
Prsr1re ,nd sold wholesale aud retail pN % M
SANDS Wholesale DusylstS y ulton stse', nd n" pWs
80 Iiy ,hrnughcutths Ugted States
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28
WEDNESDAY, March 2e

In SENATE, Mr.. d. r. +. Jones presented r-mon-
strances from this city, PurPorins to be signed by
1874 persons agalnstthe passage OF the New Excise
Law. Mr. Corning five ditto from Albany. Mr.
Varney reported the New Excise Law wilh sundry
amendments-ihe principal OF which ercrnYts t3e
Cty Of Mar York from The operation Of ths ia,c-
The bill and amendments were ordered printed,
and, on molten OF w Emmons, made the Special
order for Monday next
The State Prlsen reorganization bill Twas discussed,
It's remaining sections stricken ou, BY II 10 10; the
vote .sconsidered by II to 10; and the Committee
had leave 10 1T on It again, By Is to9;
\ bill 10 relation TO Distress Tor Rent was dis
cussed at some length, and tnen the Senate went
into Executive Session.
Alr D. Lee made the Annual Report on the sub
ect Of Agriculture in favor of continuing the good
hitherto made 10 Couniy Agncutura! Societies.
After some discussiou-of the questlon-Does this
Report esa TIE learned professions and other ayo-
cations than Agriculture the House ordered the
printing OF 3, 10 copies.
Mr l. H. Brown reported on the SUBJECT OF Com
mon Saloos, againN 4boshlns the Office OF County
SUPERINTENDENT OF Schools, &c. Ot TINS Report
5. 30 copies were ordered TO be printed
Mr. White concluded MS speech on the Consi!;u-
tioaal Amendments. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

Grf- The HgrcHlNsoS FAMILY give their Fourth
concer, a, Palmos this evening. Enough sad.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-28

CHEAP Sv0EE-yTe lr-l pleasure we'll as duiy 70
recommend friends aud az f-fsonS who wish purchase
,1. % 70 pdS 10 We stofr
he nay save At isai, 20 per cent by doing Those
enrn have select and sss0dment oi Goods
constantly band and dom. business In The rht wa;
sm4ll profit. and quick r-tufns.' II