The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-07


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good number went forward and complied; the cash
was paid downa Chairman and secreary:were appointed
and also COMMITTEES Of Arrangements attend to the
regulations for holding Conv shortly at which il
is expected all the infdes in the world who attend
will be present tm .a
The unbeevera then separated entirely dubious Of
the fact OF their berg there at all the Treasurer exec ut
ed who to button the pocket containing the
money to slap it twice with his open hand, and give
cents are realities hell or Berkeys Ideal phiio
sophy be fiction or not
FROM OREGON The Peoria Register gives let
ter from MIR. McCarver, giving the particulars OF
business there. Mr. McCarver says -
The harvest just at hand and such crops of wheat
barley oats peas and potatoes seldom If to be-
seen IN the States that OF wheat in partcuarthe stalks
being in many instances high my head the grsins
generally much arger-l would not much exaggeratc to
say they as large again those grown OF the
the mountains. The soil is good and the climate most
superior, being mild the year round and very healthy
than any country have lived in the same length
Of time Produce bears excellent pork 10 cents
beef c-nts; potatoes, so cents; wheat 81 per bushe
These articles are purchased at the above prices with
great nvidy by The merchants for shipment generally to
the Sandwich Islands and Russian settlements this
continent and are paid Tor mostly in stores and groce-
res the latter Of which the product of these Flandz
liarly sugar and coffee, Of which abundant sup
plies arc furnished. Wages for aborers hgh--com
non hands are getting from to two dollars per day.
and mechanics from two to four dollars per day. is
easily can thsy do better on their iarms The HAMS ass
perpetual meadow, furnishing two complete new
crops IN year. spring and ol the latter remaining
green through the winter Beet is killed from the grass
at any season of the year If you have any enterprise
left if your negbors have any here is lie place for
them. DR.. Mclaughlin has just commenced q canal
around the Willamette Falls which he expects to com
plee in two years, at cost of thirty thousand dollars
Our Legislature Che lower House Of which have the
honor to be speaker) which has ust finished s session.
granted the Doctor charter for twenty years-he en-.
ering into agreement to complete the canal for
Of thirteen feet in width to pass safety the whole be
completed in two years above stated He has num-
Der OF hands engaged in its construction and no
y constructing large Touring mill with four of
burrs which will be ready for business this fall He has
ready two saw mills in operation at the falls Every
thing Is fourishing in this country
LEGISLATIVE SyNopsIs.-In Senate to-day, the
Committee on Railroads reported in favor of the
Dad Association Mr.. johnson wished the bill made
special ORDER but the motion iavoraby re
orders The COMMITTEES on banks and ne
reported the bill to amend the the CITY Fire
Insurance Company OF New York, which read twice
and referred The special order of the day. being the
New York and Albany Railroad BILL was then taken up
aud after several being propos 3D. the commit
Zee rose without debate The same committee report ed
progress the Northern Railroad bill The bill in re-
ation 10 the Circuit Court Of New York. authorizing sad
court engaged in the trial OF Polly Bodine TO held
its sessions the day of the election was then read
third time and passed The Senate then went to the order
Of Third Reading Of Bills" ard number OF bills were
read third time and passed. aud this order of business
was persevered in, until the hour Of adjournment
In the Assembly yesterday afternoon beyond the dis
fund.- little business Of private nature
This morning. two reports, majority and minority were
ted estate of John g. Leake. Both reports DENY the
claim Of the Scottish heirs the majority recommend the
ppioprlauon Of inc estate 70 the common school fund.-
committee Of the whole disagreed to- and bending
motion to reconsider, the House adjourned-.dbany az
las, April 3.
TRADE OF CHicAeo.-During last season large
stocks of merchandise were laid in bv the comfy
IN J,v;p
above Chicago prices. Merchants here Likewise in anti
cpaton OF largely increased trade bought heavy sup
iiea last ta confidently expecting prorsta increase Of
business corresponding with such former ears
in this they were disappointed entirely be
yond the control OF the most prudent and far seeing
bined to bring the aggregate goods sold in the y the
present season within the limits of last years operations
The frst and perhaps the main Ct this effect
no partial ailurec crops upon which dependence was
placed Produce statistics show less amount this season
han last shipped and on hand to ship since the last har
vest Secondly from the fact that large share of even
this short crop found its way into the hands Of country
Dealers in consequences the remarks mdness OF the
past winter rendering the roads 10 our
city almost impassabe being well known with the
exception Of about three months the roads have been in
iS4S-Chieoso Journal.
SUPREME CoURr, Thursday, April .Stronr VS.
Raymond, adm'x, NC. Motion that plff recover
bxbl costs, denied with Bailey ct al ads Wilson
and seven cher to set aside inquest and
aossquent proceedings in a CT these causes granted
c>ndit,onaiiy Truax ads Nichols Motion for iudRt
as IN case OF nonsu granted, by d, fault Bean King
,x'r, &cMoton for leave to plf cmend pleading un.
der rule OF LIST Feb last granted Lyon 1T al
ads hsf Motion 10 change veEue granted by default
The People rel Collier The BoaTd Of of
the couy OF Duchess for en- alternative mands
mus granted parte Rogers, deiendent in error eds
na,ghs pin IN srror.Mot0n to quash writ Of error,
ds Tor judgt as In of nonsui granted uniess p
spuste al pay costs Cameron ct al ads schoon
oder that this motion stand over TO next special term
With liberty TO further papers Smith ct VS. atha
way Motion TO smend the execution issued in this
BankMoiion relaxation of costs-a portion ordered
deducted. Bradner ads GaIbuit.Moiion to change
Aram 4 The Judges Of Niagara Common Pleas a,s
Inc People, ex rel Cook ct al Order that des have
unti the next special term to the alternative
mandamus Chase ct oil VS. Chase Of ai-Motion ex
parte ia petition, for commissioners to sell premises
granted In the matter Of the application OF Courier VS.
Reed ct alMot parte for certiorari granted Pike
Melton to set aside default, &c denied with
costs Livingston vs. Phelps ct alAotion to set aside
default sc granted on terms Brooks ads wilgu.-Mo-
tion Tor ludg as in case OF nonsu granted by default
wood ads Peck.-Motion 10 change venue denied. III
blay Argus
SAC AND Fox HALF BREED RESERVATION IN
lowA-lhis tract contains about lI9, 900 acres of
iand and lies immediately between the junction Of the
Missssipp and Des Moines rivers. The whole Of the
country Considered, in beauty and fertility superior 10
any IN Iowa is locai advantages in regard to navga
;on and hydraulic privileges very great 10 KeokuA
which Is located in the tract the foot the Lower Ra
pids oil the Mississippi, there is a free communca
ton from St. Louis and the lower country at nearly all
seasons OF the year, whilst above the Rapids
can be continued seldom than Eve or SIX months of
tue year. Tho Rapids which about twelve miles
long, and have great fall. running the whole length
along the eastern part OF the tract sordng an incaic
BILE amount OF water power. Keokuk is brisk place Of
business, and Is fast growing popustion aud
cal Importance The namser Of settlers the tract at
present about 1000 The excitement which exists among
them grows out oil the unsettled nature OF the title to
their land There numberat eost thrse distinct
and antagonistca claims to sad lands held mostly by
merchants and spectators abroad Suits have been
msnced ON two OF those titles TO quiet them The settlers
wish 10 buy but insist that the different elaine ats shall
hrst demonstrate which is the good title. In the mean
time some oil those claimants by their agents. instead OF
waiting to LEI the law determine who the real
RS nave on several occasions lmpruoniy endeavored
by covert iorcble MEANS to ret of h. land
when has caused the excitement heretofore existing
s. Louis Reporter, k-rc6 rs.
IRON SrEAMEks.-Pittsburgers have fairly gos
their hands into the work OF iron ahip building -
They are just setting the asts and rigging an iron
steam schooner and an iron stesm cutter and