New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25

NEw.HANPsHIRE-A test vote was taken IN the
New House OF Representatives on Friday, upon
the corporation question: the immediate subject before Inc
House being bill authorizing the increase Of capital
stock the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company the ques
ton was on amendment proposed by Dir. Swasey, OF
Haverh that the Legislature may, upon notice and tor
cause alter amend repeal this act and the acts TO
which this Is In addition. was taken by yeas and nays
and decided in tile negative, yeas OS nays 49, ihere
are about 260 members who hold seats III the Rouse
subsequently similar BILL concerning Inc loiuioIau
Manufacturing Company passed-yeas l52, nays iu'
On the same day, resolutions oherec oy slE Low
of Dover relating the Tariff and slavery were heu up
for confederation They repudsted the former policy OF
the marty leaders In Scw-Hampshlre upon both these
points set the right AMI expedency OF protecting
American labor, and discaimed all sympathy WIN Save
ry Mr. John p Hale offered preamble and resolutions
az substitutes for those OF Mr. Low in which he took
strong anSlavery ground but omitted all reference 10
the Tariff In speech upon the subject he SAID Inc OIL
gina! preamble and resolutions placed the IdrG before
Wda- labor before liberty He for Man hrst let Us
secure him liberty, and then he would SO with the gen
tlemsn into the sheep-fold
Mr. Uadey OF Weare one of the Radical leaders, sub
nittcd string of resolutions substitute for those OF
Messrs Low and Hale. which declared opposition 10
Tariff for Proteotion-favored Revenue TaTiu with IN
cidental protection cunning device of SAFE politicians,
and adherence of the regular depored
the existence Of Slavery "a great moral socla! and po
tical evi but deprecated any unauthorized interference
herewith. which might endanger the safety oil the tnion
The House ordered hundred copies of each series 10 be
printed. and the whole subject was then postponed 10
Thursday next. lboston Nou'isi'
ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE RaILRoAD-We
learn that the Directors of the A and ST. l. Railroad nave
located the Road Fort Burroughs turner's sh!p-
yurd the East side Of Royals River In North
passing upon the Eas; side OF Munoy i keeping
on the West side OF Presumpscut Bay and crossing IRE
sumpscut River Immediately below the covered orese.-
PROPOSALS for contracts will received for the grading,
asoning and bridging OF the first division. at the Ens-
neer's oil e, I'll the 9th inst.
We learn that the Directors have unanimously voted to
break gounl on the fourth Of JAY next.
The surveys from the Royals River TO tn the Little An
troscoggln told to be in progress As soon
as the plans proes estimates saa spseiet9ns o. the
THE CLAY SrATUE.-It gives us great pleasure
10 announce 20 those who have taken interest in the
effort so cred,abe 10 the ladies OF virginia 20 perptu
ATE In marble the features OF Great Statesman that
the contract the completion Of The Statue speedily
as practicable has been within few days past finally
made with Joel +. Hart, the Kentucky sculptor Dir.
hart left this city few days oP bis return TO Men
lucky. After making mould in plaster OF his iustrious
countryuan Mr. H. will Immediately embark for Italy,
for the purpose of completing work destined hereafter
10 be one OF lie ornaments OF our Metropolis.
Richmond Whig
RAIIFAx n. c. June l6.-Destrnctire FTeShet IN
he RoaEois-We hare one OF ,he highest freshetS IN
-be Roanoke that we have had for some years Thou
sands of acres Of land planted In corn have been
and the season IS FAR advanced Tor many ~
make anything more than support er lhen a'iii. E-
or greater injury has sustained o. the corn anc Whea
Grounds on the Tar Seuse and Cape rear rivers lear
that the the upper Roanoke nave haa ucn Oh
their wheat swep. away BY ms IFeshet'
C.pstzED-Duriug the blow on Friday afternoon
,bs schooner T. F. B. Jas Fookes captain, capsized
Of Rodkin Point All board were rescuedby passing
vessel There were about SlG0O worth OF goods and grain
on board which will De total loss. Il Is thought iha' ihe
vessel can be rghed and the rest Of the property on board
ss,.at Bait. Am.
r. The steamship Alabama, Captain Windle
which bad been Mobile some days since 70 trans
port the Volunteers that point 10 the Rio Grande re-
turned to this city yesterday they refused to enter
the service for longer time than six months Inc
steamer Telegraph which had beer also sent 70 Noble
for the same purpose will remain until farther orders
are received from Washin2ton II is SAID sne VIII cAt
'''-'' IN O. Com, Bulletin, 10th.