New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23


lst inst Laurel Summers was chosen presid.n, ,,ro
ts,r o,hc Council Mr McCeary was elected Soester
ofthe House Gov Clark detained a, BurI;n TON hv
sickness and consequently no message was sent 10 the
Council.
COPPER REGIoS.-Advices have hoe, raca;rad
in this City rom the Copper country on Lake Superior
as late Is the 5ih nit They state tha; the explorations
there on every location that mas been worked have prov
ed far beyond the expectations o their owners Some
farther spleudid veins have been discovered r,nor rho
locations on Elm secured By Mr. Kinze and par,
belonging to the Elm River Miang Company 4 new
vein al Eagle River beOnlng the Lake S,Iue ror Min
np Cornpsnv known the Boston Counanr has ia,e
y been opened aad yields almost the lure ersl They
are obliged blast out the copper. Further discoveries
on the Pitrsburg Company locations have been made
also many others IN the vicinity OF Copper Har5or
and Eagle RiTer Chicago Journal.
IMPORTANT SCGGEsTIoN.-The Schoherie Re
publican calls attention 10 the fact that under the provs-
ions of the convention AMI ;ne license bills electors Of
the State will be called upon 70 vote the same day for
delegates TO the Convention revise the Constitution
and the question OF license or license. Delegates
are 10 be elected the last Tuesday in April and
the license question is 20 be decided the Tuesday
next preceding the first Monday of May next The re-
suit is spprehended will be lean vote on the license
question nasnuch the electors vote in separate dis
tcts in choosing delegates and in place only each
town on the license quesonsnd in large towns will be
compelled travel far OUT OF their districts
the latter The oversight it obviously is will no doubt
receive due attention and correction the hands the
Legislature. albany Argus.
The PARKERsBURGH krDSAPPERs.-We learn
from the Richmond Wing that the Supreme Court ad
iourned on Tuesday, without coming 10 decision on
the celebrated Parkersburg csse-thc Commonwealth
against Garner and others for kidnapping 1t is under
stood that there were fourteen members present who
equally divided as 20 the question OF Jurisdiction
The fifteenth appearing was undecided on the point at
Issue; and the accordingly adjourned 10
the next term. 10 be held IN iunc.
The SUPPOSED ACCIDENT At BUsH RNER-AE
ter making every requisite inquiry in relation to the
above affair we have only been enabled TO learn that
from information obtained in Philadelphia the person
supposed 10 be lost was Mr. John Sade, from New
York the description given By several Of The passengers
well other persons connected with the cars, an
swering the personal appearance oi person OF that
name bait sun
STocKBRIDGE lSDIANs.-Iohn Quinncy, mem
Der Of the Stockbrdce tribe Of Indians VINO emgra.ed
from the county Green Bay years since is now
we understand on his way 70 Washington 20 endeavor
10 get the law OF last session. making that tribe citizens
of the United States. amended as TO allow such o
them AS desire it, become citizens. The tribe H
in difficulty respecting this law it having been passed
upon the petition of the younger portion of them
thirds of the tribe said 10 be opposed to H. The al
fairs of this tribe OF Indians peculiarly entitled 10 the
consideration Of the Representatives in Congress IRON
this State their orglna! habiaton and we trust that
this subject will have their considerate attention.
Utica Gazette
THE LATE JUDGE SToRY-The London Morning
Chronicle closes notice OF the life and character OF the
late Judge Story in which arequoted portions of the res
elouuent eulogium pronounced by Mr. Webster at the
meeting of the Bar with the following announcement
1--WE rejoice to learn that committee is forming OF
members OF the Bar and eminent Solicitors of the Law
Institution for the purpose of setting foot public sub
scrpon in honor Of Mr. Justice story We believe III
intended to offer the benches OF Iincons Inn marble
statue of this eminent Transatlantic Judge. tribute
of respect due accomplished lawyer, whose immor
tai works are equally estimated in the mother country
and in the American United States"
THE ACADIA AsHoRE.-OH Seal Island, on
the l7th inst at 10 o'clock the Acadia passed the steam
ship Cambria from Boston for Halifax and Liverpool. In
consequence of the thick fog, the Acadia went ashore in
coming on coast but fortunately struck on soft bottom
and suffered not the slightest injury although the acct
dent delayed her arrival several hours Jour. Com
~ j B. Backenstos Sheriff of Hancock County.
III has been tried at Peoria the charge of murder.
connected with the death of WorrcI the Anti Mormon.
last Fall. The jury brought in verdict of not guilty
u The Magnetic Telegraph between this city
and Utica is rapidly approaching its completion The
posts have been set the distance, and the wires
are being lad and the whole route will very short
" be in readiness 10 commence operations.
Alb Eve. Jour