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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

MILITARY MovENESrs-We learn from Pen
sasoa correspondent that companies ana n OIL the
7th Regiment OF Infantry left thar hafoor sunday even
M the 24h inst IN the Creole Tor Arsrsa Bay
Texas Mai Brown commanding the 1th Regiment u
Infantry. accompanied them
The Herald al - Augustine. publishes the following
inform IN relation the removal 81 L. : troops
from that state.
The -h Regiment stationed AZ this posi- OH BROOKE
Tampa Bay and key West. have received orders 70
proceed IA Arsnsas Bay Texas. Compares A. wynn >
T. NcKavitts g. Worth- and l. HI s. are Afeso! EN-
barked for their destination.
Gen. Worth proceeds across the country 70 ANUS
AZ which point the Regiment IS . rendrzfous ana I'm
bark In transports ordered from the North ne oee'-
who embark AZ this post are Capis WORTH 'iehasl-
and Hill Lieuts Gates, smith, Lee, cnePpaiu 'ofuan
Longs;reet and Wood.
The Richmond va Enquirer Of the %u,A INST men
lions that the bark Bachelor Capt Horton yihs "a inai
port has been chartered BY the United >Aies uo's.h-
menr take troops Texas. she was 70 ea's "a ne
course Of few days for Old Point Comfort "neTe me
troops were 20 embark and ammunition and stores ~
be taken on board.
The Pensacola Gazette states that the following named
officers Of the stat have been directed 70 report 70 Cen
Taylor in Texas;
Capt Geo D. Ramsey Ordnance Department
Csps T J. Grain Typographical Engineers
Capt J Sanders Corps ot Engineers
lst Lieut., J. NJ ScarrIrt Corps Of Engineers
I'd Lieut.. c P nSsbury. Ordnance
Brcsei ~ Lieut. 7 :. Word Top. Enxineers
~ o. Bee, 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

FINE OoLoSG BLACK TEA-The Pekin Tea conps
NJ - Fulion ., sell delicious Ooonz Tea al ~ cents
per pound Consumers Of tea who nave been paying SIX
shilling. per pound for TIL. article are requested TO com
pare Il with the above and Judge for themselves which
Is the beet Il you buy better tea a; four shiinss
per pound than you have been getting AZ ak shings
you will be obliged to Us for this notice. Try the Young
Hyson tea sold al this establishment at IS cents. 1t Is
beucr than any thing Of the kind have bought
sl.s here NJ one dollar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

FROM CENTRAL AxsRIcA-We are indebted 10
ca, Ped.r.on. of the Johr r Gardener. for Belize
(ondura.) paper Of the 10th ut By the annexed para
graph appears that has broken oet between ne
States Of San salvador and Honduras N CenIAl Amer
ca. frost
Our Advices from the interior confidently assert that
the long threatened hO-tes between TIE states ~ 20
salvador sni Honduras have Commenced Ilatrm--a
has supplied ihe former with loan Of s-tf- ana iiaiin
niion and il = even said that Gen Caorers : raising
troops 70 aid them
e Gov. WRIGHT left Albany yesterday a. we
learn from the Argus Of this morning Tor C1ton 81
Lawrence Co account Of the illness OF his brother
lie will be sbsen. about q week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

HArs.-Mr. Weed and y. p. Willis, II we mis-
take not concur in the opinion that New-forf beats
London in the beauty and finish Of her articles OF gentle
mems apparel especially Hats. We were reminded Of
~. by Hat just sen, by Knox, Practical Halter
10 fuhonst which seems all that could be desired in
grsce hshtness and Sexbry II any OF friends
are in doubt whether to purchase Hat now wait
awhile we think their doubts viii be dispcled by call
~ Mr.. Knox store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

- TIE Erpress without provocation' opened
deadly warfare upon us. We published one of
is leading articles against US and dared it to let It's
readers zee both sides for themselves we did de-
cned-sayng it had not room to do Sc, though found
plenty of room to quote largely from Young America
and other papers, 10 show what ne meant In yesier.
day. Express we have the following piece of cirontery
THE TRIBUNE copies from the Albany Evening
Journal that papers attacks upon the Express without
no viewer letting its readers word Of our replies
The Albany dicaiors of the Tribune would not allow
that"
The peculiar nodesy of this paragraph will be better
appreciated when state, that the article from the
Evening Journal was published in our paper Evening
edition. before 1t appeared in the Express and when we,
Of course could anticipate its answer The Jour
n Ms article was attack all but simple defence
Of Gov Seward from aspersons alike wsnton and most
untouuds1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL
OnicinI-Latr>i from the Array.

We understand that Information has bttn received
the War Department from Gen Taylor a. ate a, A'
eOih Of Ia; month Hs then taxing efiffni ~ -
uiss render bis position entirely secure nom aAl ~
tack Indeed there were 40 thai true M serious 'fFie-
tensions that The information be- pos-'.cd
induced him % believe thai re N.ffrns 81 r0f t4k ~
assaiiiag hpa Of ossia- re R0 Graad-si casi
for some time % come.
The accounts from the side ri the Rio Grante
furnish no news Of any Importance and there wcrt no
regular troops on that river cXccg a. Naiamorss. and
no preparations then gong forward Cor crossing the
east bank The ~ Regiment Of Dragons Was. tLe
aOth Of August Al Go.ah. the ssn Antonio snd cN
er,cd % be- A. San Patriotic Oh, -i ut forty
rom Gen Tsyiors camp 70 Corpus Christi d. ct-
CO.'S and men generally wei. and the horses l
good condition .'"'" 0'f~f
APPOINTMENT 81 THE PRESIDENT % fiic &,
H,spv HOLMES reaqpo.nt~t receiver 81 public mo
v .r The district o. lands sutsct 90 sale no ollchA
la 10 take effect on the 18th >epem5tr -fa when rs
present commission VII expire.
~ About one clock on Tuesday afternoon the
boiler used AZ the steam psneirg Machine on me ban <
al the canal in Allegheny Cry "a exploded dong much
injury to the machinery and The buildings
- The meeting Of the New Jersey II 'rica.
society at Princeton Thursday wss large ST. pa = 81
The state being well represented. Chief JUST. norn
blower presided Dr. Mi-ers address which y - YER
an hour long = highly spoken o. They adjourned to
meet at New Brunswick on the nrst Iuesdsy IN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06


AsHFs-There is good demand for BON oes.'T
uons and the market Is buoyant We notes isfa1 a.
20 bb.. POts AZ ~ and 80 DO Pearls al ief9' -
which j. g.. a -. improvement -
COTTOS-There = not very acnFe business 100 80
operators being checked by the nrmness oil n o"s
II ans.con. to-day about 100 b-les Inc s.es m .I
u &c bctter pr.ces than could have been oos.1s
bore he steamer arrived Ercighfs are arm a. 90 ~
.o,are baesA New Orleans 10 change. Ss'e' "'
dcfste.
FLOUR AND YEAL.-The market with far rece, 1870
. .,s.sv ara Is Tor fresh brands 6enesee. The de"sD
f he trade i not very large bot taxes about a. tne -
,.,I. al Se,lrab- brands. There have been sone -
49, IN The market both Tor England and the 1ohe.ne-
I. -,n.r are generally limited 90 low that they e~u..
- ex,ct,ied There have been about go Dos ~A ~
s,v f,r .biunent Of which 800 were TOT HAVE 40. -
49, German We note saes 90 bDls Troy !" - !.
10 do new Michigan al the same rate SUI ~ 49, r..
.,..sy at3 IS scratched IS vorh 81 ifGsf :" u
,pooiry Tor southern d.scnptin isony mo'sss'e
ou'te Brand wine Georgetown, Aiexandf.s- DNs~,d
- &c 4 02s q - for old aud new 10 NJ " p :.
CIV here Il = nominal. delivered here al 70 W
Flour i. selling slowly ~ q - sceofaihs ~ -
Ir.~y Meal Is ? st a. and - for new SINS - n
b,. al that rate Brandywine o2t IN p.nss. 1.,.s
IS IN hhds sales 100 bss and 100 hnds u 'n' 49,,
B,, Meal at ia for Yellow. and sit ly' ~, sI,,
Supply small Western Ship stuns arc ~onA i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

TEA--very superior OoOng 4, extra the do -. fonns
Hvson superb articles Is s. and IS the wholesale and
retail stores the Canton Tea Company los Greenwiens
near the corner OF Cortland, AMI 2i Chsihams et"een
Pear and Rooseveltl This IS The Oldest and a'gess Tee
establishment In America Their reputation for uprgn1
dealing and for the very high quality Of their goods stands
and doubtless vii ,or stand. unrivl-d Weearnesty
Commend families country merchants and tie whole pub
IL % his very respectable establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

Wing Representatives are elected in Hartford,
Hartland, Reading and w oodstock and Locos are
elected in Barnard and Royalton Bridgewaier no
choic,,--lasf wear Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06
WINDUAM co.


In Windham Co. 10 Wing and Loco Repre-
sen,a,ves are elected. No choice in Towns
Gen. Kellogg. the Loco-Foco candidate Tor GOV
crnor is elected to the Legislature in Rockingham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

- IT, rsrsons tn 40 rUi el.h o. ~as'e iher -o-.x
TIE Compound ad tNfIasi al >af.spsfIs sod ~ -,
- Co ai II SDrf'Ast fared iiouu IL -.
- 'lti b. Bad le mAfkei. 81 esr-.cf,s .
Superior ac.c 10 any oler sai sod a. Ai m. prc- os..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06
NJ. John d. KELLOGG.

The NArIyEs.-Cspt Henry A. thompson, re-
.sn,v ,or;,s,ea nv the Native Americans As candi
date for Congress in the 4,h District Maryland mas de-
clined the nomination At meeting OF their Conven'
ZION neld Wednesday night. John Mckim Duncan Esq
was nominated 70 III bis place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

~ The las, accounts ftomsJEdge Story state
thai he better and strong hopes oi bis speedy re-
covery are entertained.
MrssrssrPrI--Cicn Patrick Henry declines the
Vhig nomination a. candidate for Governor The Wings
will probably have no candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

~ rHv f-fs tn i1dian Neg~f,bl~ Fhtr snd New.
All Bcnr Linneoi sold by Glin.is Co u Cogsisrd Il
l a. Rh~ufua lrfl irfsmaforf sfd ch-o.r
ar ss kuur1 lIsf r0fs rrffst rf-i sl@-r ~ -
cong ant Tf~ uni0Ut'- Testimony sv~n ~ ,r~.
M .s m,-i lnfttrfts sssc. ns c qruprciors have ~
feet rIUfiTrrr IH warrlfir. q cara Remember L J. -
only 40 - Cortland a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06
Court Calendar.

COMMON Pleas Monday Nos ~, ~, 10 III. -
20 50 4. S. - - Is. 50. III.
CIRCUIT COURr-lhe jury has been dismissed 70 the
fourth Monday in this month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

y Hays L.niment and Lns Bal.am II China, warrant
-d % cure any 0f les elher blind beedingj Also
Dr. AcNairs Acoustic Oh certain for deafness, Easi
India Hair Dye warranted the lair Dg, he SAID
Al Il Corrlalr-,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

SANDS. SARsAPAELLs-lt 10 believed thai the necessity
vi excelsior with Tie knife, 10 VI rcrles cancer aD
oh.rdiseases u the sane generic character CIR 10 mott
not In all be avoided by timely use OF rAnls
-arsapsr4 The surgeon IN performing ilc opefano' ~
yarsbv nncs the VEINS and small blood vessels Nhien
ramy through the diseased structure charged VIII uh-
healthy blood sometimes BLACK and iarhA- sometimes
transparent aud thin. In The ncpi-ncy ~ tcn ca-r-
Slnd.. sar-apars By inparng purity 20 he blood vgor
he circulation, activity ~ lie aDsofo~ns Dhr :" ne
stomach and strength 70 The general -ytr Np40 unatf
Providence have tn morbid parts -r pr-tne
yigor and have occasional reaction which would have
destroyed the nucleus Of the disease
Pr.rsret and sold wholesale and retail, BY A. b. 1 ID.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, - Fulton-sL New York
Sold also Al TJ Broadway n Ezsl Broafsay and by Ding
Yists generally throughout The Unied >s-cs Prc- II PER
botts Six bottles for -
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- THs GESuISE G.LvASIc RIsGs-Tbese articles are
only 10 obtained 81 Dr. CRlsTEs 0fcs, l1s FAon-s--
Al others IN The City counieneiia see sdFef'esA
o. hrsi page - u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

" TURTLE soVP-A superb Ofsel Turt4. an De
served NJ r HsKarts peculiar style. us day We nrrS'
AID ao,hng iarther han 70 say Pewter Mug sn-
sf-f AZ : FranxfDrf-s Tll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

Brown UNIVERSITY COMMONWEALTH lite
rary festival OF Brown University took place on Wednes
day The exercises by the graduating class were high
Is respectable. 800
The degree of B. A. was conferred on tweniy-eigh'
young gentlemen.
The honorary degree Of VI. A. was conferred on Row
land q Hazard Of south kingstO~n and Rev Mr. Lam
cerr of New Bedford and the honorary degree Of L.
D. on Hon. John Reed. Lieutenant Governor OF Massa
chusetis Hon Job Duree Chief Justice Of the supreme
Court Of Rhode Island and Hon. William {. Ri'ss oi
Virginia.
AZ the close Of the exercises at the Church the pro
ces,0n returned 70 the University. where sumpuous
table was spread before the graduates AT the close Of
the dinner toasts read and speeches made by Hon
William c. Rives of Virginia, President Nayland Pre-
fcsOr Caswe. Mayor Burgess Rev Dr. Pierce OF BROOK
line Hon Thomas hinnicuu oi Worcester and other
geuscmen.
meeting Of the Alumni held Immediately after
the dinner and arrangements made Tor celebration OF
he Alumni Society Al the next Commencement
The Grafton before the Phi Beta kappa Society IN the
afternoon was delivered by DR.. WILLIAMS Of this City
The annual Grafton before the United Brothers and
Phrrrnenan Societies delivered on Tuesday after
noon BY Rev Nr. Lambert Of New Bedford The sub
Get chosen By the Orator the influence OF intelec-
ruai greatness upon national prosperity
NJ Andres Of New Bedford was prevented from ceLv-
ering the Poem. by severe indispostion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06
Latest from the Anfi-Rent Quarter.
Correspondence of the Albany Argus.

DELHI sept .. l-i5.
LAST evening one of the companies which left
here sunday. returned bringing with them SIX pr
-,ucrs.
one Of the six was taken on what is called Pink st.
netr the Mitdoiown and ROxbury line. They reached
house the premises and making no discoveries pro
,e,ded 10 the barn In feeling the 5oars upon the out
side was discovered loose ana being removed noe
capable Of conceang eight or ten men was dlscov'
cred under the In this recess they found one man
and Thirteen Indian dresses.
The other company. which left on sunday, returned
ye. erday with prisoner named McComber who had
been a chief of one u the tribes.
Those persons who are now confined here, many 10
answer the charge Of nlrir. mostly young.
DELHI Tuesday evening, sept l-i3.
To the Editors OF the Albany Atlas.
Many witnesses have been examined today, among
whom John Laughran once Wee President OF an
Anti Rent Association Of this county, and Charles I.
McCamb..r an Indian Chief Of one of the Middetown
tribes der the imposing title of Pulaski He confess
that n. commandments OF part Of his TRIBE,
all armed and disguised At Roxbury last March, when
and wl,ere Deputy sheriff Preston was arrested by
them and robbed of his papers. and that he was the
who actually took the papers from his possession
aud burned them. Our examining magistrate y mama
way, Esq is also diligently pursuing the examinations OF
preoners Yesterday another portion II the horse went
and served quite number Of distress warrants up
n some of the weahest and leading antireners ofths
county The spirit they showed % the officers and sol
fiers in some instances more favorable than was eN
pccfcd IN 0icrs thu appeared hostile and dcerntRed
rrr rhn The strong arm Of ne dH hdd nus conc
dorm upon efr rih horse and cldffertH9 arms 70 ara r.
Uhfn rN such spirits Uicid This morning ten men
started for parts unknown. mskc arrests The foot
men are marching daily and hourly through streets
Al the sound Of hie and drum body Of them have to-
i4y been sent into the forest 70 hunt Indians but u
hfv and cut and draw hemlOck logs 10 build temporary
she Ter for the captured Indians back Of our Court house
which shelter viii be called a log Jail. The Common
Pleas sts next Monday and ere that the soldiers must
have completed the log all and removed the tenants Of
the court room thereto Nor will il be an unpleasant
thing 10 see once more halls Of justice peaceful and
quiet tina, hed with tumult and rough looking
prisoners and guarded at every pass and window and
door with the iron of war. Yours, &c. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

To strangers visiting this city and our fren4s IN
general We wish 70 recommend the Knicxerbocker
baths. 0l Bowery being equa TO the best IN the city
and the cheapest The charge Is but shilling for
rarr 5al and you viii get every thing Just as should
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

~ Positively the IA, Day of the "Buck-Eye' Nio-
Inst AZ the American Museum He viii appear m BON Of
lie Grand Performances i and To 2. NJ Those 10
have not heard bis wonderful performance sirlg,
should 20 to-day The Westerns are also on ne bill The
.sou-h.ng Human PetrefscOn. the famous Dwarf Col.
Clstfn and the Fortune Teller be al al hours
IT, D!-sOl wing Views, etc. will be shown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

NIBLo's-John Bull, Freemans Fifeside, io-nighi-
Brougham playing Dennis Bulgruddery ChpPendae, JOB
Thornberry, John Scion, DAN and Ncserson Sir simon
Mrs Watts Mise Roberts and Mrs. Deering are also In
clded in tie csst which excellent one Monday nea.
/ O0era ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

- Parker & Towe, = Caihsrine-st have rehtted
and opened their store with extensive stock OF
new goods They invite their old customers and strsn'
gers 70 give them call 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

GREEN TURTLE soUP.-srsLLE Of the Terspin Lunch,
under the American Museum viii ihs day serve up IA adj
dillon to the usual deicacies Of the green turtle 10
steaks and soup. IL
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FALL. FASHION. 1915.
~ Geut,em~u,. Hats-FaIl Panern-BiRD,

For Gert.ern-u's Has Introduced On tn- Tr uiL ~
SGT fg LEARl CO Asiof HOUSE
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Ia The Y It'll number of Labor in New-fork :
hein, our article on the Shoemakesr--s in type, bu
crowded out to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

OPPOSITION Fos NEw-HAyES AND HARrfoRo-Ihr
steamer Buffalo the foot Of Baclayst every Monday
and Tuesday morning Al :. O'Clock See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

~ Our readers viii ind the rst and second chapters Of
B.ekman's Medical Treatise the first page. We -ha
continue the publication 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

80, pr .rs Nassau Observation-Disclosures hs;s VI t1-
fr he ensuing season, viii be ready Tor inspection
a .ale on SATURDAY August Soth. lsih
s,,ls I,ois- BIRD, cor. Pine and Nassau .ueetA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

~ For Paris Letter An interesting account OF the
Tragedy a, Andes Photography No. V. &c. &c. see
First Page
Babe the Pirate Sales at the Stock Exchange List
Of Letters at the Ncw-York Post Office &c. on the
Fourth Page
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oP FToVTRs AND PERFUMES.

EXTRACT OF FLOWERS AND PERFUMES
Where are the lowers the fair young flowers, that
lately sprung and stood
In brighter light and softer airs beaueous sstefhood
Alas they all their graves the gentle race OF flowers
Are lying in their Lowry beds with the fair and good Of
ours" Bryant.
Though the flowers wither and pass away, they leave
fragrance behind that reminds OF their summer
bloom The essence of their sweetness seven times
distilled" remains for the toilet Of the fair. Extracts
and perfumes OF the richest flavor made by Lubin,
Gcurlan Paey Ede and others fresh imported, for sale
BIZ sands s. Co Druggists and Chemists Broadway cor
Chambers
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lany towns in this County.
WINDSOR CO.
rAl

r. s-Starksboro, Loco Representative. Lincoln. j
w. Pope, Wing gain. Brandon l. n Briggs Wig Nc
choice last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

- We recommend amateurs in composition, a
perusa Of Mr. virgins advertisement which appears in
our columns Of b day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

ONE NAG ENTERED FOR ls4s.-Mr. Van Buren
has made jump to show how easily he clear
all obstacles the course in the great Hurdle Race
to come off in lsis This turning corners, so easily
deserves hackers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06
City Items.

William Bartlett. Henry Golfer and John porter
were arrested yesterday for consPtrirs 10 oeiIaln
Messrs Johnson White and Jones, q - fearst Al .
Warren Bean sud Company q properly 70 me amount
Of several thousand dollars sutton Bartlett and Moore
established No u waist as Brokers ana pro-
missing to discount al paper received from merchants ~
them recommended 10 confidence a. trustworthy they
succeeded in eaecins sales the hands Of the above
firms 20 Golfer Porter and another person not yet az
rested who got $4,000 worth Of boots and shoes The
details which suppress +, present lest their puDea
Ton may defeat the -nd Of justice, reveal most aston
ishing series Of frauds perpetraed for year past
P. =. Mr.. Porter called upon - last evening and
stated that be had discharged BY The magistrate As
nothing appeared against aim.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-20
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

IUE-ptA. Feb ~
SEyArR.-Alr Johnson presented petitions oi ci-
zens of Rensselaer, and i57 inhabitants ct Albany
counties for the appointment OF three commissions
ers 10 inquire and report by what title The Manor
Lands are held, what relief, if any, Can b. granted
10 the tenants and for other purposes. MIR. John
sen, by request, moved their retereucc tD select
committee. After considerable debate, fhey were
referred to the Judiciary Comml;te, 10 9. The
remaining proceedings OF the Senate were not Of
much interest
AssrupLY.-The House went into Committee Of
he Whole, Mr. Mccarthy in the Clair, nn the bill
making an Appropriation for the Nortaesn State
Prison.
Ilr. Morrison moved to strike out the provision
wllich torbds any relationship, by bioof or mar
mage, between the agent and principal keeper
Lost.
Mr.. Blake moved to strike out the section which
prohibits the licensing and sale OF intoxicating
liquors within three miles Of the Prison Lost.
A motion was made to reduce the appropriation
for the Prison ftom 100000 TO $1,000, pending
which motion the Committee rose.
By consent, Mr.. Van Vakenburgh moved to
make the bill TO suppress RIGHTEOUSNESS special or
dor for II o'clock tomorrow. Agreed 70.
BY coaseat Mr. c F. Crosby offered resolution
to adjourn over Saturday he&r, Washington :
bilih-day. Adopted.