New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-05
Collection of Militia Fines.

To ne Editor Of The Tribune
crc:ator ot Wednesday, is directed to the following
extract from An Act 10 amend an Act passed al tie .,h
session OF the Legislature OF The State OF New Yotk Nay
IL 1886. Tile \, Special Provisions. Art Isl, sec
Eo, ,a r,,rose Of collecting such fines ,hs poet
dent OF the Court shall within thirty days after such fees
shall haze been imposed make list OF all persons lined
by such Court Martial and shall not have paid their fines
designating number oil the street or ward in which
each DELINQUENT resides and the amount Of fine or fines
imposed upon him. and he sha alec draw his warrant
unte his hand and SEAL directed 10 any Constable or
Marshal Of the City and County or Other SPECIAL dryy
that may be appointed Tor tha' purpose 81 such Court
Martha, &C.
Mr. Editor my only motive for requesting the pubica
ton OF the above is 10 prevent if possible the shading
Of blood which scruator thinks might be done withou,
violating any as, eher human or Crime
Respectfully yours. CORPORAL.
How THEY WANT TO DO IT.-Some of the New
Hampshire Locos despairing OF ever being able TO
eject Woodbury. to Congress, are Matching plot TO
snuggle him in any how, under color Of the plurali
tv law, which operates IN certain contingencies
The question has been submitted 10 the Judges Of
the SuDerior Court of New Hampshire and they
have decided that he " can't come in, under that
law But the Post intmates that the House of
REPRESENTATIVES at Washington would give Mr..
Woodbury. his seat, that notwithstanding the de-
cision of the Judges thai the Governor ought not TO
grant certificate of election under the plurality
the House if he choose, and that branch of Con-
gross is the Judge OF the election OF its members.
Isaac Hill. TOO writes If was Mr. W God bury all
I would desire or ask would be certified copy of
the law as il exists, and the certificate of the Cover
nor or Secretary of State, that had the hishes,
Der of votes in the election" This would be carry
ing matters with high hand indeed. If New
Hampshire could stand that with impunty knaves
and ruttans would be her tit representatives,.
Salem Register
Tur RvpUp1ArISG Observation-Disclosures Nc.
Mutt. of Mississippi was q passenger down the
nrea, river and wished TO land few miles below
Princeton but the boat stopped on the opposite side
of the river. a person offered 10 put him on there
for four dollars Agreed, said the Governor, for
| must cross" Pay me in advance. said the boat
man-whch created considerable merriment among
the friends of State credit on board. Tie Governor
determined to carry out his repudiating doctrine, re-
fused and ordered his TO bail out skill, half
filled with water, 10 cross in. So be was compelled,
on principle, TO paddle his own canoe.
WAITING ORDERS" The pay received by the
officers of the T. S Navy, while waiting orders ex-
ceeds the amount paid to all the members OF both
Houses of Congress and TO thirty-elght judges oil
the Supreme and District Courts of the United
States We commend this fact 10 people who have
TO work or living and also those who do not
What is the use of publishing such tartling facts
such practices impose, with the camels patience
the demagogues who make the laws are too deeply
interested in these glazing abuses, in the shape OF
sons brothers, nephews, &c. 10 desire to remedy
them. w asnnSton .. . Jourhai.
TEMPERANCE N OHIo.-A State Temperance
Convention was lately held at Columbus over which
Gov Barley presided s F Cary writes to the Boston
Traveller follows:
Forty.eicht counties represented by more than
two hundred delegates The lower branch OF the Lee
gissture adjourned tor the purpose OF attending the
deliberations Of the Convention. The Senate refused
10 adjourn yet the members were so anxious to be with
u.s. that on one occasion the Sergesntat-Arms was
depued 10 the Convention for OF the Senators, as
there not quorum In their chamber.
The main subject Of discussion which elected great
interest the lice1ss question: iEousanuS Au ehs
u thousands or the ireemen OF Ohio are sending up
their petitions the present Legislature to submit the
question OF license license 10 the voters OF the
townships One petition from Dayton. ten feet long,
was presented and from this county there were some
5000 signatures like petition. The state Conven-
ZION in body sent their memorial to the same effect
What will be the result we cannot say but II is my
conviction that shall have law the present session
similar to the law OF NewYork. For myself, prefer
that law to any other with which am acquainted
The Convention spent portion of their time IN re-
ceying reuors from the delegates in relation TO the
state of the in their respective counties would
have done your heart good to have heard these reports
Lhe cause is advancing gloriouy in the Buckeye State
We are very little behind your own Commonwealth.
We have many obstacles to surmount; many Difficult
ties to overcome but have stout hearts and willing
hands and with the continued blessing OF God our land
shall yet be free from the avsh chains OF nteperance
,5T The large brick building Of Mr.. William Vi.
rev at New Boston, Ohio, occupied by him as hotel and
store room destroyed By tire on the l9th UT LOSS
about $4,000. and no insurance