New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
NBW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SATURDAY, Feb. Is

share of the National Land Fund) was taken VI
and passed by The following vote:
ArEs-NessTs Bockee. Clark, Deyo, Eulonsr Faulkner
/ Folsom, Hand Hard. Mitchell. Putnam. Vsrian-il
NoE--Mess-s johnson. JOKES, Lester. Lott. Se''S OK
/ Smith. T-icutt, Narney-s
The Committee OF the Whole, Mr.. ScovIl IN the
chair took up the bill he relief OF le American
! SeaInen's Fiiend Society.
The BIZ was discussed 5v Messrs. Clark, Folsom.
Lott and Jones. the latter Senator opposing II as an
Infersrence in F7Ivaie rights IN oenait OF mono
poly. and as violation Of the wishes OF MS cons!i-
mems and the others defending as designed Soieiv
10 n-note the welfare of sea-tarlng men and the IN;
! rerrsts of commerce. bv continuing weii-ulerited
! bounty 70 the SniiorS Home
Tie bill. after being amended, was passed IN COM
ni=e reported 10 the Senate and the report ot the
| committee agreed to-
The same Committee, Mr. Mitchelin the Chan,
took no the bill in relation TO the Marine Hospital
and lis funds, and passed The same without amend
/ nent. ~,
AssExsLr.-Nr. Worden announced that the
Speaker had sgnlfied 10 nun that ne would ps ue
FAMED from the duties Of the Chair for few days
Mr.. J. Young offered a resolution, when "ss
! unanimously adopted, appointing Hon w imam "
Grain of Herkirner, Speaker. pro tempots.
I Mr. L II Brown reported IN favor oi me DIN pro-
vlding for compensation OF tae Distfic' 'choo' LIZ
| brarIans. .,,..l l. -,
tIr. D. Lee called up his resolution calling on the
select committee or The Texas resounens, TO re-
port, which he amended so as 10 direct them 10 do
so on Monday. !.
Mr.. Bailey moved to lay the resolution on the
table. Iosi-ayes 40, noes IS
Mr. Van Valkenburg h moved 10 extend The time
Of reporting 10 ten days.
Mr. Mckay moved 10 Law the amendment eller-
ed by Mr. Van Valkenburgh on the table Cine
effect of this is 10 lay the whole subject en- the ta-
ble.)
After conversation on the point OF order, The
vote was taken and the House determined 10 lay
the subject on the tabie-Ayes 80, Noes 10:
Mr.. D. Ie. then offered resolution TO discharge
the Selec, Committee from the papers relating 10
Texas and that they be referred 10 the COMMITTEE
Of the Whole, and made the special order OF the
day for Monday at neon.
Mr.. L. H. Brown rising TO debate, the resolution
lies over.
Mr.. Bush called up his resolution directing the
Commissary General TO report TO the House the ex-
penses incurred by the Military on duty IN Column
bia County. The resolution, after much debate,
was adopted.
Mr.. Van Schoonhoven offered the following pre-
amale and resolutions
H1eredS the rights. privileges and immunes OF large
class the free citizens Of this STATE under The Consi
,ion OF the United States, openly and deliberately viola
ted by law OF South Carolina, inconsistent with ana IN
defiance o the powers Of said Constitution which law Is re-
particularly in certain resolutions heretofore sab
Inei To this House, and time since referred to
committee OF the whole House relating 10 the expulsion OF
the Honorable samuel Hoar from said State and rheTe-
as the du;y which this herself and hcr citi
xens demands carl and decisive action by OF express
sion OF her protest against said law OF South Carolina
Therefore,
Ersoyrei That tho resolutions relating 10 the existing
controversy between Massachusetts and South Carolina
some time since submitted this House. be made special
order for Monday next n, IL o'clock Moons and that the
House will then 90 into Committee OF the Whole upon that
subject.
Mr. NJ Brooks moved 10 lay this on the table
Pending this question the House adjourned.
EXCEEDINGLY ArPRorRIArE.-A Washington let
ter 10 the Newark Advertiser says " The Amerl-
can Flag floats to-day over the Washington Slave
Pen the Jail for the Imprisonment OF Slayes-ln
honor of the expected arrival of the President elect
james X. Polk Truly, proud spectacle one,
IN the contemplation OF which the Northern Abo-
litionists but those of New York IN particular. who
rendered such efficient aid IN the election OF MIR.
Polk. must experience that sort of delight best
known 70, and realized by, the maddened lnebrlate
his delirious hor rors.'
Jouy RANDoLPHS VILLA verdict has al length
been rendered In the Randolph VIII Case We learn from
the Petersburgh lnt"gencer that the jury after deiera
tiy one day. rendered verdict establishing the will and
col!c OF 1921 the last will and testament of John RAN
dolph. This will is the which emancIpates all his
slaves cuts Of his relations from all right 10 his
poper gives greater of his possessions
Mr. Rryant the husband OF his An applica-
ton trial has been made. and is pending, up
an the ground of OH the par, o some of
the jurors Of the effect Of their verdict.
NAVIGATION OF THE HupsoY.-The Chamber OF Conf
rnerce held meeting Friday, TO take
TO guard the commercial interests OF this city against
appehended interference with the present sautary pilot
law After full discussion OF the subject, the following
committee was appointed: Geo. T. Triinble Jonathan
G0odhue, F. IL. Deano, Robert Kermit and F. X. Collins
This intelligent aud Influential committee and fully
competent sustain the important interests committed TO
them
The Chamber also adopted preamble and resolutions In
Of the immediate passage OF the bill before Congress
making appropriation for the Improvement OF the navi
cation the Hudson River. Jour ot Com.
says :" Mr.. Jackson who was stabbed on the night of
tie Mardi ras Ball. died yesterday morning of his wounds
Ills body l. 10 be removed IN New York. where he has left
a widow and several children.
1.-THE reports respecting commencement and progress
the difficulty that produced the fatal rencounter
make II impossible 10 arrive at conclusion
upon the subject until Judicial examination is had. The
reports yesterday gave different complexion the affair
from those Of the preceding day but we have not expressed
an opinion upon the merits of this tragic business DO
intend 10 do before the facts are brought 10
knowledge through the Courts Of Justice
HoRRBLE occUaREScE.-we copy the following from
the last number OF the Covingon (Ky Register We learn
that about two weeks since man by the name Of + Ca,
residing Cynthdna. IN Harrison County shot his
fther. II appears tha; the father and had
quarrel which ended In fight. The father threatened 10
ki h!s SON and went 10 the house for his gun The sou
also foF his They met behind the house and both
took ain n the same moment he fathers gun flashed
tie shot that In The sons took fatal effect The heart
OF h father. who fe, excainng, you have Killed me-
The mother OF the deceased the only witness this
horrid deed.
REV. JOY II. FAIRcHILD.-rursuant TO determination
long since expressed Rev. Mr. Fairchi. formerly South
Boston, surrendered himself into Court Saturday
meet The charge of adultery with Rho1a Davidson, De-
cember Sil lie waived the reading OF the indictment.
and pleaded guilty. lie exceedingly anxious
have early trial. bu, the engagements the County
tornev IN the Supreme Court; criminal business well
in this Court such ihathe will be able take up
the I'LL the fourth Monday In March, being the oath.
and the trial set down for that day Mr.. Farchd
gave bail Ia $1,000 for his appearance and Bradford sam
ES appeared his counsel. lie also attended
by his amIabe and devoted wife. Bost Post Yesterday
SuIcIpE-on the afternoon of the 5,h, Henry Elting
resident Of this village, committed suicide By shooting him
self W III gan which he discharged by o. stick.
The muZze Of the piece placed against his breast, and
the shot passing through his heart killed him nstan-
ianeously. Kingston, n. i. l.Jour.
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