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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

Pgnsoy, WITH Wmrr. RrD, GREY OR Lsur H.IR
assured cnn be mnde to grow dark fine and nky for the
sgal of sllEgs How many hundfc:s there
city. who have tired and proved th, by the m0dersts
arce Jones Corn H!f Re.torative N most eEceen:
iOg, aud warranted 0 these qualities nfce the hair
grow .top falling off, curf dandruf and mske
light red or gey ha.r dirk, soft fine and silky also
drre. the hair benutiu. Fold n; shilling, bottle nj q
Chaihan.,trcyt SZ3 Btoedway miud where eIere ee
tbs city. nhI9 eod2t
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
Police Office.

BuKGtAEr-Last night the dwelling Of Mr. J. : Walls
No. 56i Greciiwc street, broken into BY Of
false Keys and aud also Sanish coax s;Den
observation-disclosures Z. Cox arrested for steain!5
cloak worth SIS He Is fully committed.
Peter Jordan arrested aud committed for stealing
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

PRESENT TO Nix. CLY.-we have been shown
superb pair of Silver Pitchers about TO be pre-
sented to Henry Clay by the Wing Ladies Of Nor
wich, Connecticut. They are OF beautiful pat
term though devoid Of ornament, and some $500
The inscription simple and happy and every thing the
eest taste and Keeping Ii all who desire testify their
regard for and admiration Mr. Clay should find op,or-
.unity he will be well nigh overwhelmed with such tes
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
r commissioners oaice.
Before :. RArcEE. Esq.

Es.IOIt
Fi-ar,i Y,,bp uate OF the snip MontlucS was cctn-
r,s. al by Mrk Thompson, OF the crew. oT All Us
sault with dangerous weapon while the ship was in the
China sea- The Commissioner ii no CONSIDER the eaEs'
n,.ie ont and orte.e.; il t9 be dismissed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

A DREApFUI. FLocp.-A letter from Macao,
gives az account cthe ove:owinc frvers in the north OF
China before which the European innndatons that have
been recorded during The last few years sink into relative
nsigncance On The shores o: The Yellow Sea The feno-
mena took the character second delase Whole rov-
ces with populations respJc lively Lager than some OF ie
second class Kingdoms EurUT~, were almost entirely suc-
merged The retreat the waters ie co.pses ~ ilous-
aus Touching episodes given pictures oil tiis aw-
ui calamity. Or the river NarG:eTsc were found large
coating casks which when examined were discovered 10
contain the bodies OF young children. whose oiseTs when
al hope for themselves gone had committed them 10
these hcatin: srks last slender chance OF 'alTation
towards OF seventeen millions Of human beings escaped
from the nundaticn have poured themselves oyer the
adjacent provinces, begarcd OF all things and cry! for
bread
lrs- We congratulate our readers upon The passage
OF The bill Lunatic Asylum in this State through eoh
Houses the Legislature. The amendments OF the house
will, presume, present obstacle 70 he hia ehact-
ment of the bill. Newark AcVe't>et.
DsowNED.-Mr. James Stephenson ms vie,
their youns children and aged lacy .! me name OF
Walker, while in the forns branch OF Geai Ii'er
IN an OK wagon weIe all prccip;a;ed no the stream oy
the wagon box becoming dsenga-ed from ite oec "Heh
in w1nkilS swept or and with II AL us contents
Tie deep ard rapid. Mr. Stephenson o sre"l
exeytion bufeted the and succeeded III rscni s
yc; but the children and the old lady we're swept GOV"
heN ond his reach and rot overteken nii e F!=
spark had fed beyond the power 0; restoration.
Lancaster (Wn.) Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
From the Far Eost-The Yankees In China.

Correspondence OF Inc IrlDuile.
US Ship ST.. LOUIS, Gaspar Straits (China Seal
December eth, 1875
avail myself ol fitting opportunity 10 give you
my last letter from the East We arrived IN the
China Seas on thu lst of April, ISL; and, alter
having visited several important ports, and exposed
ourselves to all the dangers and prvatlons OF eight
months service in an unhealthy climate, we are
now on the point OF leaving, having lost but one
man during our stay. This unusually successful
termination OF an East India cruise NAV be at
tributed te the circumstance OF having siudiously
avoided every occasion OF exposing our men 10 the
effects of the SUM- and 10 The fact oi the ST LOUIS
being snsle-decked vessel, Offering no obstruc-
ton TO healthy ventilation. All on board have
worn flannel from the day ct arrival al The CAPE oi
Good Hope II has been oil great service, no doubt
The Americans seem 10 be DONG driving
business at Canton. Their ships usually arrive IN
an hundred days trem home; and, alter landing
their cargoes at Whampoa and reloadlns, are des-
patched before tho vessels OF other nations have
fairly commenced operatlons, we are go,a-head
people, no doubt. The English admit II here
well as elsewhere and exert themselves 10 The Ut
most 10 surpassu Our merchant ships are the finest
vessels that float in the Canton River; they sail
faster and cheaper than the English, and clear more
money in the same length Of time. The English
may say what they will, but are the natural IN
heritors of the Ocean. An American will traverse
the Ocean in d vessel that the Islander would con
denn He @=es ms Chronometer for forms sake
onlv for if hc has ,hr Of obtaining the latl-
tude he readily converts II INTO longitude by pro-
cess peculiar 10 himself. He doc his days work
on the head of a iour.barrel, matter of econo
N.Y. and instinctively prognostcales the weather
with unerring accuracy. He hurres over the
ocean as If fearful that II may eyaporate before he
arrives at his destined port and as hastily returns
in hopes OF making another voyage ere that event
t,anspircs Time is everything TO him; he has no
mercy ON the ribs and trucks OF his ship Time, or
more properly no-tlme-at-all, (lhe deity OF the
Western word) is the object OF his alteration ; rain
blow or Storm long his ship is flying over the
deep, peace reigns IN his bosom This Is no, eX
actly the case with our men.oi-war, for we have
no object in making very short passages 1t lsmore
10 our advantage 10 prevent, as much as possible.
the wear and tear OF our vessels; and, as our ab
sence from home is for specified time, we cen
slider ii a matter OF dHty TO husband our spars and
sails unlessit becomes necessary 10 test them inihe
performance OF that duty.
The ST. Louis, however, has not been beaten
since we left home, she is considered fast vessel
To give you faint idea OF her speed, ! will mere
lv add that we ran, from the Island OF Cerrrsidor
TO the anchorage off Manila distance twenty
miles, iii an hour and three quarters-dead Oh the
wind the whole way. This is a, the rate Of eleven
and our,entis miles per hour. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

RIcHAIp L. SngAR,,AN has retired from the Ed
icria chair Of the ferkmcr Journal after filling il cne
year with credit to himself and the whs party GEO
SM,ra hi, SUCCESSOR yoGng we'll qualified By tai
en education and industry make the Journal all that
Its warrncs, friend. could wish it to be.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

CAST, Tns ENrifE Sr.rt 'g,Inst The world, Inc
.,,nmorl, Son of Iiolh exhibiting At the American
Museum nrs .al food for t lovers Of tbs marvellous
.nl wonderful lie though amIablr and
,sbc m HI IluGdredi If not thousands Of lidles
,rd chlnn will nm to-day. beng the ,sus anily holt
d,y with spleadd fronn'nces ~ the afternoon At clock
the amusemrnrs ere nch and the place will be crowded
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

M. Tue CASAts OF THE STATE OF NEw-l oRE,
We learn by an official notice from the Board, VIII
be opened Tor transportation on the 10Th OF April
gAccIpENrs. East Hampton, L. |. on the sil',
Mr.. David Topping met with his death n the following
manner Ills horses took fright, when the rcs partig
they became unanaccablc, and he was thrown ont with
considerable injury. lie however succeeded in starting
again. when they again commenced running, aud turning
down lnc lost sight oi The horses returning
with slc fragments the wagon, search was made, when
he was discovered lying his breast which had received
severe con,ussn Just able 10 gasp, and soon expired
Mr. Samuel Jaeger while returning home from Canoe
place to southampton, Monday night tie
10Th upset at place called Cold Spring llarbor, from
Whence ho wandered into the and died from expo
sure. sag iiarO0r tOrrecicr.
WESTERN N,vIGATroN.-B"fdio, March - lci5.
Snow has been falling since the night Of the 18th aud although
II lies but very slor, time nevertheless puts check upon
NJ, business operations and renders travelling exceedingly un-
pleasant ani difficult Since The departure oi the steamer
United States for Detroit, ondly i0h instant our nf-
bor h,, become chOke NTH tIcr - 10 prevent her
re,In aud Informed she rrmaiGS az tattariu:ns.
wbrure ,hc will return Detroit without waiting for our
h,rbnr 10 open back here here rs no certainty
about navigation the Lake beng fully open before the
lst Of April II then. l'or Livingston y 90
MEXICAN AFFARs.-'rhe Ncc O1eans Ftcaynnc
of The l2lh INST gives the following paragraph:
We learn that the Mexican Consul IN this city. Senor
Ana,ol has instructions Ia close the Consulate
in this city, he ncads doing SO before the close OF
the month.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

~ Prssoxs or DrLlc.rg HasrT. who ,rs obliged from
the o thrir themselves bad
ther should KnappS Indian Strengthening PLdit,
n. chest protection against cold The stimulus which
IL gives 10 the circulation th blood through the surface
m.ieIy lungs and the glow which mGrts the
skin are reaTy eccnt safeguard aslnst ILLUMINATION
the respiratory organs. vaccination against the Small
Por.
retail by r = Knapp his Medens WarehOut- 362 Hut
y. y. and for sale by Druggists gsn.liy. Eac,
genuine Plaster bran the manufacturer lie back.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

DALLEV's MAGICAL Pans ErTRAcToR.-'rhe wonder ind
hsIng Of the has power ind influence dfeae
than other remedy etant earey conGuen PAIN. Fire Scar.
Inflammation and Modification = NJ humane physcan or
pa rent should te without moment The uniyea! seeh
~ Of this SsIye ns excited the cup,y unonnclp
ed psrOrs, who enteayoring palm off yIInous bali
p'ce imitation the public, upon the reputation Of the tue
A. ptecon against thee every box Of The genuine
has the lnvent1rs ( Daleys signature upon T. sged win
pen reversed colocd nt. All others spnrOns and eHn
only he n,ef nj the peril NJ c nd whoesae and retail Ht
S.l. Eu,ldng New-York uI2l 3
" Forproofih Consumption b. card ace sehsucs'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

{s5- The LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE, edited by
ASS $ SrErHrSs has contributions by Ms. E. f. Elicit;
Mrs F. $ osgood Caroline orne. Mary L. LAWSON. SC
&C. lwm. Il Graham. l62 Nassau-st.l
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

~ We have been shewn samples ofvery superior
Cotton Yarn sa.d to have been spun tine 7ros and
are told that the invention OF American origin and
now in successful operation in Manchester. (Enssnd We
would refer those interested 10 Mr. Johnson advertise
lnent In this days pager.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
WEIGHED IN THE BALANCE AND FOUND
- LVAE1INGb

w
Good man. spate hI yell =
Thou art not Genus chul
Then >ullv not - the well -
OF Englsh unlpiiIed ~
Thou surely ranst not hope
fIoweyer lost To- shnmnl
To take from GOlRAlD'S bOAP
Onc title oi us fame
The Indies from the lrt.
10 shield II made q
Aud though thy galibng burst.
They VIII project u now
Thea stay thy ruthless hnnd
L. nvnil. the" not JOt,
FotGDIrRAtD SOAP viii stand.
And thy pen .lrul harm II not
The fame OF Dr. f. +. GOr'RhUDS ITALIAN MED l.
GATED 81 Ar ior the of tan. impls. iicr' -,n
burn md every species of mpufty from the -hln @'h
hsied on bns, Ia be endangered by SHY cru,
snde its reputation iouu.ed on m oEcett,ncc alone NM
this the tne seCei Ol H. immense succes thus also IL ~
with Dr. GOI'RAtiDS POFDRFS SUBTLE. lof uproo;nc
hair GRECIAN HAIR DYE lU rOlOn. whlo or grey hnt
II rch and glossy brown or black VEGETABLE. LIlilp
ROUGE tor npOrting permanent color To pale cheeks ma
lips &C. &c nc. Tn. attempts to overthrow tho chemical
reputation OF Dr. Got'RAUD 10y nenus o w'to,s unnenn-
ng ugge and bud Eus, reminds strongly OF bon cluI
i.s gallant chnrse the clrcng of the ssinm
The Indie. mead scarcely be reminded Tint nr GD kAlDS
only depot Is a ~ Wnkestreel, ,t store FROM Bfoadwny
igents-76 Chestnut STREET, PhIliJ.lpn jordan, IHk
street Boston; arl,ton Co Lowell Bliss to Sprns'
irld Green Y Worcester; Bull Hartford t"H. Middle
town; Myers, New Iiyeh Dyer Providence I"n'"{ 10
chester: Bsckus Y Bull Troy; Pierce. AbauY' seth y
II,ncr Baltimore; ID. II. Moor. Lyrchbnrg Va AndefEoh
Nashville Tenn. Hr,utsh. Lancaster. Ia.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

CoRREcTIoS.-The following appears as part Of the
Philadelphia correspondence Of the NewYork Tribune:
Capt Goo1rch thn III the ni the hn.riin OF
Nonevdco, no mercy viii be shown the population
We requested state that The writer has either been
msnfomeh Cant. Goodcs remarks. or has entirely
mistaken them There is such apprehension from the
downfall OF Moneydeo does Capt. Goodrich entertain
any such apprehension. Il. $. Gaz. Of Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
RELIGIOUS LECTURES TOMORROW.

- Rev. Mr.. j. Pound, Rector OF 81 MatIew :.
will pr.ach 23d instant, IN The f.nc'
Church T Saint Sdurer Of Nd,sau-st and Park
RG,r Service begin Il o'clock All respectfully
invited u attend. ~
T. Rev. II. +. Barrett will deliver h' thr1ent'
e,rs nsyt S,bhah tto.rnorros Evening the New York
Sociey Libary building. Of Broadway and Leonard
sub-c-the emrloynent cf Heaven aad the Of
selic happiness.
free shond the weather De uhisht' u.e ectufe
Will be postponed .,,
-PreachIng.-Dr. B. F. HALL OF Kentucky. will
Y-Icl - No gG Lords dsy)
10! O'Clock \. ". aud at Il P " rn22 l.i''
- scudder Foreign Missionary Society,"
rhe first QuareY Meeting Of this S3cie;y will be held TO-
noro,, evening the Pres Church iarniG.st whrfe the
R,ior, vail be- rad and Addresses delivered by the Rev
Nrs,r, Reed aad Holt Exercises st O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

PoKr1BLy sr,ri4.. CAsi.-Of the mos; compact form,
containing all hat requisite for The toilet including The me-
tallIe tablet for Sharpening and keeping IN ne
most perfect ordsr. by q. SAUSDEES. is3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

Co. The 1hssaehusetts Legislature on THURSDAY
appointed Committee, consisting Nessss. Hopkins of
Northampton Brass Milford, and Taylor of CRANKY to
proceed to Northampton for the purpose attending th
funeral of the late Senator BATES.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFIcE.-Mr. Bu,ler the
newly appointed L. $ District Attorney will assume the
duties Of his Office this day in the place OF he late ncam
bent, Mr. Ma-sury has been appointed his assistant.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

NJ The bill 10 unite the Counties of Camden
and Gloucester lost in the y. j. Legislature Tues
day, BY q small msjoriW.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

- We call attention thr notice Of that eNi,1ortnary
Siye the Pam Extractor from h" well known Drusgist
om>oc Y Go aud advise those who this Nrte tp rr'
cure II Of that firm a2l Cuurtlinsset for Ne h,pycn To
know , IN, i'm, qriicle Is tn be had there half what
Others demand for We something 10 ur parsons hrr
nc forward So great remedy and III. least do
procure It OF them aud expose ourselves To the pudnt
fraud, OF transient unknown eNi.rimcnteTs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
= Lcctures ON s!.akspenre ln BroolsIy!

- DIR. Cox ys. Uniyersalism.-CHRtS
,ASDOR or Nr.W-IOEk OBSHkNER-S-r y. J.
.hostian Messenger of this date. Office Of Publication, 40
ulioA.street "a floor in29 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

q
In paragraph in yesterdays rsper you say that Dr.
Euen Of Uis,e: County the blind Temperance Lecturer
appeals 10 the benevoen, ic aid him buy cry s,irs
MEDICINE by which he hopes the sight Of Of
his eyes The public and the medical profession, have
doubt weuld like to bc informed what this medicine is
and as The Doctor Is phluathropis, presume ness it
lie uostrum OF the composition OF which he Is ignorant
not permitted 10 d,clcse) he Will objection fur
nishIn- the information. !+PErsiotAS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

n~yr The Indian Vegetable Elixir and Lniment-tiom q
louanit STREET., warranted IT Rheurr
ism II gye, immediate relief strengthens weak limbs takes
down swsingS, and extends contracted cords
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

n Asthma Dysrrpsis lndiee>ou aud Liver Complain
are warranted curd b. Lougsys Great Western Indian rana
ce,. Sold only n - Court,suItstrct
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
Tn-Dny,s Ontslde.

First Page-Specch of Mr. Seldcn a; National Hall.
Las P0gc-The Bee, by Eleanor Darby The Founda-
,ons Political Parties BE Kind; Appointments by the
Governor; News Items; Marine Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
Things In philadelphia.
CORRESPONDENTS OF The Nev-1ork IT1OUFe'
PHILADELPHIA, March PIP.

PHILADELPHIA, March PIP VI.
Tn to the hour OF closing the Polls to-day theIe haH oee
but little excitement The Wings generally appear IL soV'
srrif5 i'll utterly impossible predict the result me
weather i cool pleasant, and large vote WI! no ooD'
he taken. -,
cont week has been one of considerable activity in business
circles and with the favorable bearing of The news from
Europe doubt not The coming one will be equally AMI
mated.
There has been fair expor. demand for common brand.
Of superior Flour 81 2 and sales 10 the extent OF 2UO
barrels have been made at that since the early part Of
the week. To-day, factors evnce ess disposition to sell
at this price, and the market closes firm.
Tbgrc is little of interest from Harrisburg. In Tie House
YESTERDAY morning. bills incorporate The City EanE At
Plradclphia and the Armstrong County Bank pre-
.ented The Appropriation Bil still pcndtEs-ihe
school appropriation being the subject Of debate.
General AImonte, the Mexican Minister, arrived here
yesterday with his suite and is staying at the t. : o-
tel. He is on his way TO Sew-iork.
SrocXs-The transactions to-day have been far extent
7ci with sales ;G which advance o from yester
day: United States Bank fosct Nichsbufg Wilmington
Railroad
senannual So So 650o State IS co. S32 5l0l do old ann
G7 s257 sOlO0 do I0 SleGO do 20; sOi do hi o.
New uIleans Gas 32s; Bh 6 2oo DO et hmm: Ton
q. 500 Ches Del Canal Lean 6G: 20 Camden An5oy
second Board-IOO Re,dinc Rd 25s $4,000 lehsh 1855
cash 45i SI7 ll-0G State 10 old y: states Bk s.
81 600 T. States Loan 1883 1854, 1000 States IS b. 20
$4,000 do b3 7G do I'd lot; $4,000 do 81 5t . 900
dc 6i; 25 Commercial Bk Cincinnati Got; Siote VII,
Wioinsi9n d 81 s,; ,5 l,IT do NY 20 G@
ship eres Brunt Cuba: hrcs AcadIan, Eldge diiiar
NS Crecian Benedict, NO.-ans: schrs Mary Ann aud Car
on. Shropshire, York; Elz.b-th BeaStondo Hero. I'm
-rson, Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
:Ign Missionary Society,"


# National Han Canal Bfoadwayllr. - Vllr Will
lecture on ts .9c Dt'traHs, and the FiOod involving
stricturc on Csul0sy. Debate viii follow Doof open Al
II Particulars the Beacon Office % Rosevelt,I.rt
her- Liberal Cook, IRE for .sl- y T. New edition 4 Mary
Wooil,toucrais Rights Of Woman Strauss. Vale, Life Of
T4ig- &c. ac. IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

MR. III D-ON bsgs tF OF Bfooklyn thai
selection Of sx Lectures from , conre on Shastpeare. VII
be gwen IN the Lecture Room The BDokiyn Institute. hc
1 Tuesday nnd Frdsy each week, until the scs be
completed. al socock ncng lne-d;y evening" MnTch
18Th with tie Lecture shnkspcare's Mind.
Single tickets whole cf Sp Lectures, IL % every af
dOuai ticket taken inr the inrIy 81 Admttnnce 10
snse sctuies Gentleman GentleH!atnpd Lady
20 cents; for Gentleman sid two l.ndies IS cents.
Icset, my Re n u The dpet oi the lecture RI ON. M!
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
NOMINATIONS FOR THE CHARTER ELECTION
For Mayer

For Mayor:
Wh;c Native. Loco.
DUDLEY SELDEN. j. HARPER. WE. HAVEMEYER
Wards For Aldermen and Assistdnts.'
l.CnRis HEIsER,
C.P. iou6nToS.
Q WoopurLL william Gale, james c. Stonea,
HES'y RucGLEs William Everdel. Jos c. Albertson
3. Uxai y. Ward,
cornwall :. Roe,
a tSAML SPARKS. Samuel Sparks James y. DIVER
j. W. HUBBARD. j. q. Carpenter. ,ico ii. iurscr.
WN ADAMS James Smith, Emanuel b. Hart,
Jrys BERRIAN Lyman Candy.
& ions p WARE Harvey Hunt, Thomas s. Henry,
O. w BRENNAN John NJ. Reed. John Foo.c.+
7.J. B. HUNTER. John y. Bunns Thomas CONFER,
NJ MoRGASs Jr. John c. Bar les. Nathaniel Fierce
g Syty's CEpSEy william Tucker, Rich. T. Compton,
Jesse d. PRICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A. w Smith. (dcc)
oAsA b. MEEcII David L. Wheeler, Theods Nan:mc,
/ L. DODGE Herbert Hall. W Quackenbush.
TO- JOHN CARR, Jcrc J. Dickinson. Is. j. Mcsero!e,
X C. OyERToX. lFrancis Godine. Mel Gray.
|, n r RrusT And'w McGowaD, David s. Jackson,
H. GREELEY. Alonzo a. Alvori. Thomas Spoiord.
l3 JouN CoSGER Thomas Wlnship Daniel d. Briggs,
SAML PHILLIPS ICharlcs Alden Nathan Roberts.
Ia JoHH L. ALLEN, TGos u. TapnIn,
Wrrrs Edwin Nichols
IS VIM V BRADY, Wadron Il. Post Eccles Gilcnder,
Jas d. OLIVER Thomas NcKic. John :. Ellison
lG A. W BRADFORD Wm. T.. Dodge, William Sec man.
q W.ALLERToS. John W. Howe. j. JN.Wcstcrvclt
u JACOB AcKER,
WM. PniLLIrs.
The first named in each is for Alderman; second
eoa re S' vii NOT .tsV on the Wh,g ticket
Or Henry ORiell, or William Shaler, or whoever you
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
Ne,y-Iork Legislature.

THURSDAY MarCn -, iN'o-
In SENATE. petitions were presented from land
owners OF Wes,chrster County against the petition
of Saul Alley and others for railroad between
Ncw-York and Albany; from New Hartford,
Oneida Co. to submit the question OF belonging 10
/. iew contcdcracy 10 the pcoFle-thS petition re-
lerS 10 the f,aBntXatloH Ci Texas: It was ltId ca
the iabl,. by vote OF ~ to ); MI Corning pre-
sented memorial from the Society OF Shakers,
relative 10 certain charges made against the Socie-
ty A debate was had upon this memorial, be-
tween MesSrs Clark and Sherman, when, on mo
ton of Mg. Wright, II was LAID on the table Mr
Jones presented petition from $50 cItIzeIs q
New YoIll, for the passage OF the Excise law:
also a petition against lis passage
Mr. Bockee. from the Finance Committee, re-
ported adversely 10 the passage OF The bill relative
to the fees OF Inspectors Of Pot and Pearl Ashes,
Nc IN New York, which was referred 10 the CON-
nttee of the Whole Mr.. Barlow brought IN
bill which was read twice, 10 reduce the tees ot
Inspectors al Pot and Pearl Ashes. Mr. Putnam
reported IN favor OF the passage OF The Assembly
bill relative to Pilots and P!lctaSe by way ol SANDY
Hook. which was referred TO the Commute ct The
Whole
Mr.. Faulkner brought in bill aulhorisiug the
New-York and Ere Railroad TO build branch ter
nnating at the village OF Newburgh, which had lis
first aud second reading. After passing lew biIlS
the Committee ct the Whole took mp and ana con,
sidered unlI near the hour OF adjournment, the bii
to aulhorse f. II. Brodhead 10 SUPPLY the city OF
Utica and the L.unallc Asylum lhpure and whole,
some water. Tho Committee rose and reported
progress when motion 10 go mlo Executive Ses-
In the Assembly Yesterday afternoon the bill for
the suppression OF RIGHTEOUSNESS was under discus
sion. and proposition was made by Mr.. Baily TO
strike out the majority bill and insert that OF TIE MI
norlty. but without taking the question the House
adjourned. This morning the petitions were fewer
in number than usual, and mainly on The usual sub
ccts This being general order day, the House
immediately after The presentation otpstluons, went
ln;o Committee of the Whole. and went through
with the bill to incorporate the Troy and Hrecn6usG
Railroad Co : also the two bills imposing Cana
toIls on all freight carried over the Mohawk and
Hudson and Troy and schenectady railroads. Some
debate sprung up on proposition TO insert an ndl-
vidua liability clause in the Troy and GTeenhush
bill, but the house refused 10 so insert While IN
discussion OF the principle OF allowing voting by
proxy in insurance companies, the house took Il re-
cess until Z. NJ. lAtlas