New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

.ress sent by or Philadelphia Correspondents
Important from Harrisburg-An Extra
Session.
Correspondence Of The SeE-Teyf Tribune.
PHuADE1pHI., April Ie-li Pm.
The intelligence from Harrisburg is of most
interesting and singular character and has CO lsed
grea, exctemen, here. annex all that Is i-IpoI-
tant.
In the House, yesterday morning, the GlraEd
Bank Bill was killed OF Its final passage by vote
of 81 70 49, Upon the receipt OF this intelligence,
al about half pes, o'clock, thousands oi shares OF
the stock were sod and that, toe, al great loss, 70
doubt, 10 al concerned.
The Committee OF Conference upon the Reye
nue. Bill made a Report, which both Houses adopt
ed, hen The bill passed finally
few minutes before o'clock, the hour fixed
for the final adjournment, had arrived, when the
following message was received from the Cover
To a> Senate end Howe Of Representative, g Tie comon
wealth Of PeaIsy!ran'G;
GESrLExrx-I have this moment been informed By
Committee OF vou- honorable bodies that you ready -
adjourn think nv duty tcremnd you that The annual
bill making appropriations for the support Of the Govern
ent and FOR maintaining The credit OF The STATE hes not
been presented for APPRECIATION and 10 express
the hope that the Legislature viii not separate Vithou;
final sc;ion upon measure so essential TO the well Being
and honor Of the state. fRS- 4 sHUSh,
Ex. Chamber, April IS, ls45.
After The reading Of the message committee
was despatched to communicate 20 the Governor
the fact, that the bill referred TO had passed both
branches OF the Legislature, but that time was re-
CURED TO transcrbe ard compare il previous TO
presentation.
The hour OF five then arrived. The Speaker Mr..
Patterson, rose and delivered his valedlctory
in very handsome manner, and Just es he had
concluded tn. Clerk OF the Senate was introduced,
who read an extract from the Journal OF that BODY.
extending the session for another day., IN whicn
the concurrence OF the same was required The
resolution was Immediately taken up and consider
3D. and some debate produced By II: tFoin II
learned that the Revenue and Appropriation bills,
although PASSED both Houses. had not been trans
cribed or signed by the Speakers, and that the Go
vernon, under these circumstances, would not re-
cognize their legality.
Whilst this debate was going on, II was then more
than ten minutes pas, five o'cloc,, and the crowd
and confusion in the hall was immense; Some OF
the members put their hats on their heads, their Sc
psrs in their mouths and struited about the hall,
declaring that the Legislature was in fact adjourned
sine die and that they would neither recognize or
participate in any further of lis proceedings. Al
this point, Mr. Magellan rose and moved an adjourn
ment upon which the Yeas and Nays were called.
and the motion disagreed 10 DV ldIpe NOlt Il itfUt
portion of the members refusing TO vote upon the
ground that they believed the House was already
adjourned sine die bv IFS jont resolution adopted
some time since. A question OF order was then
raised in the midst of the confusion, and whilst
some member was laboring to get hearing upon
the point of order, the Secretary of the Common
wealth was again announced, and presented the
PROCLAMATION.
To he and Hon,e Of Representatives. q he Common
uealth Of PsHnsy,ranG:
GESrIEMES The want of the appropriations required
TO sustain the government and credit o the State, compel
me TO exercise the power conferred on the Governor by
the Constitution OF specially converting the General As
sembly do, therefore. In pursuance OF the authority
vested in me- hereby convene the General Assembly OF the
Commonwealth. this extraordinary occasion. 10 hold
session on the 10th Of the present month
FRS. i. SKUNK.
Executive Chamber April Is. ls45
After the reading of the Proclamation, the Speak
er adjourned the House NIL 9 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
nthe SENATE about the same routine of business
was done as in the House. Al this stage OF the ses-
sion of the Legislature 1t follows as necessary con-
sequence that similar bills are acted upon by both
Houses during the same hour. At the close OF
session the confusion which always prevails TO
great extent, and the facility with which bills arc
passed and acted upon, almost preclude the posi-
bllily of keeping pace with the business.
gentleman named Wallace had his pocket
picked to. night al the Post Office of book con-
tanning a check for $50 and a small amount Of
money. notorious pickpocket, named Brown,
few minutes previous was hanging about the
place.
The Philadelphia Bank has advanced the Com
mltee OF Relief for the Pittsburg sufferers the
sum of $1,000. TO be forwarded Immediately 10 the
Mayor Of that unfortunate city.
LATER
dy- The Western Mail, due at lOs tonight, ar
rived at IL o'clock. Both Houses me. this morning,
and agreed 10 nci unnn nothing but public bills