Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-15
February Is.
Saieasaing s.

Districts VI III
XIV not pass at this session OF the le-
";.jaturc.--Racine .Adrocate.
constQbles Fees.-A bill has passed
+be House, and will doubtless pass the
Council. fixing cons.ables, fees for trav-
ling for the service of process at six
cents per mile. going and coming.-I6.
Brjdgiag the HudSon.-Another
oiTort IS to be made, at the presant SEES
sion Of the New York legislature. 70
,.ar ) charter to construct a Bridge
over the Hudson river at Albany
gnt the 1rojuns will never suffer that
10 be done,-if they can help IT'D.
The Debt Of 7e,ras.-Thc amount
Of the Texas debt is an uncertainty -
Mr. TYLER calls it ten millions, Mr..
B.nton, twenty-five, and Mr.. Jones the
president of Texas, says it is not pre-
tlscly asccrtaincd.-B.
Pennsylvania.-Thc House of Rep
res.ntatiycs have passed resolution
appoprialing all the money in the
Treasury, not otherwise appropriated,
10 tie paymcn. of the interest on the
public debt.
o. \ young man. named Wilson,
was recently arrested at Mobile, for
robbery, who POSITIVELY asserted he was
penniIess; bat on searching him $4,000
were found, neatly sewcd up in one of
the legs Of his pantaloons. As there
was no proof that it was stolen, he was
discharged.
Ttco Tons Of U'0men gentle
man, says the n. D. Bulletin, who was
present in July last, at the dinner given
10 the King Of the Sandwich Islands
Il! Honolulu, on the occasion of hia visit
to that place, informs US that there were
twenty femlles at the table, dres-
seI in white, who weighed two hun
dred pouds apiece!
Kentucky Legislature.--Thc bill
to change the law of '33, prohibiting
the importation Of slaves, has been re-
jcctcd by the Senate.
MONROE EDWARDs.--CoL Monroe
Edwards, now of Sing Sing, it is said,
politely sent his compliments to his
counsel, the Hon. George NJ. Dallas,
while the latter was in New York, and
regretted that unavoidable circum-
stances, over which, unfortunately, he
had no CONTROL pr'vcntcd him from
paying his personal respects to the
Vice President elect.
TuE lake TRADG.-Thc report
from the Bureau Of the Corps of Top
o5raph;ctl Engineers states this trade
As now rather exceeding one hundred
millions OF dollars.
CoUYTERFIr DOLLARS, Pertaining
10 be Of The coinage Of 1913, are in
circulation in New York, SO well exccu-
led that they are difficult to detect.
or The explosion Of Mr.. Caleb j
.NcNuHy, Clerk of the Housco of Rep
rcscntatiyes, is, ii viii be seen by our
Washington adyiccs, complete. lie
has been turned out neck and heels,
and his late first assistant elected in his
stead. We are sorry for Mac, who,
though a fcrocious Loco Foco. posses
scs many points of good fellow. We
hope he will have better luck with his
deposited funds in Ohio and New y rk
than zee ever had with any change that
orr friends undertook TO keep for U.s.
We have experimental considerably
in this line, and almost invariably found
our repositories better at keeping than
rcfunding. Mac, VIC infer from his
fcarlcssncss in operating with othc<
folks, money. has not hitAorto been
caught so.- Tribune.
" If any man doubts that public
opinion governs the WORLD let him
look At two men going Out to shoot each
other for fear Of what people will say
in case they refuse TO do so.
" \ soldier who had lost the best
portion of his nose in battle, consolcd
himself with the observation that he
should no more be told thing was rs
plain as the nose Oh his face
0rThc fifth trial FOR the Mayoralty
has failcd in Boston. Two Aldermen
were cIcctcd-Natiyes-that secure n
quorum in the Board.
q The reason of the President Of
Texas rcyokiDu Daft Green's aDn3int-