The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-21

ted in favor Of printing 600 extra copies of the report
OF the superintendent Of Common Schools. The resou
in favor OF the bill relative to duties goods sold at
auction, and the bonds of suctoneers. The House,
on motion amended the rules that can go into CON-
mittee at any time Mr.. Fullerton, of Livingston, Of
fered some resolutions declaaory OF the sentiments Of
the House upon tho Oregon question they arc some
ser,ion Alter flaming preamble is resolved that i
ID the duty of to take the step contem
that notice be given by government Of
the termination OF the joint occupancy, and they sug
AMI military force Of the Country Asr some discussion
to their disposal they were tabled and orderedto be
printed
that the House do proceed to the election Of State
Printer Wednesday, the alst instant at II O'Clock
Mr. wsLls gave notice Of bill Tor the establishme INT
of Hospital in New York. for the treatment Of tho
Whole on Mr. Bsileys resolution TO refer much Of
the message relates anrsnt matters
to Select Committee Of from each Senate District
MT nAGsEh Of Rensselaer,, took the floor (Nr. Chase
IN the Char regret TO state that at least half Of
the members left the chamber while tho gentleman
speaking and one thru Of the other half either
space back to the time Of Charles IT, OF England-he
said quarter sales originated this time and yet
acknowledged the validity OF this law which originated
in that barbarous agehe alluded TO that principle in
our law which recognizes any contract between land
lord and tenanthe denounced this most outra
law az poor ignorant tenants subject mposiions
and abuses by svaricous landlords. He occupied the
while Il is now SP. Ma brilliant starlight night
clear and cold Iceland-every body in body
out Of doors-anxety manifested Tor the by the
next steamship E.#
The celebrated Dr. Cheever lcc.ured last evening at
the Reverend Dr. spragues resby terian) Church. upon
the origin character exactons expressions and pros
poets OF the Waldences of Switzer The spacious
tabernacle was crowded 10 the chancel There is
an lovely soprano singer in the choir of this church.
and Madam Grisi sang canticle with greater e
ect than can this ravishing cantarico The music
iected Tor this occasion very beautiful and added to
proceeded to give pretty concise history othe rise
progress OF the Waldenses. He cited text from XII
John 3rd verse; to wit Therefore his sisters sent unto
SICK which he said peculiarly applicable to the de-
porabe condition ofthe Waldenses and he had no doubt
that this paragraph alluded nediately immediately
to them He rapturousy and delciousy expatated upon
the beautiful scenery in the vicinity Of the river Po
where the Waldenses reside, and the cloud crowned
Alps Of Switzerland He thinks they are as a people,
quite superior to the Italians bat their genius camped
by the tyranny of Romsh Priests by whom they
governed He'says they speak French-they live in
mud dwellings, and deprived of the bright light
OF moral suasion as printing not tolerated
there He said America was the jewel Of the worlds but
lsaid he) nothing but Gods spirit liberty
He said that Roman Catholics were not interrupted
here in the performance of their religious rites and that
they were perfectly free to worship when and where
are abused and malteated and permitted worship
God in manner consistent with their conscientious
scrupes reciprocity said he should be observed and
as they treat Roman Catholics here with distinguished
to celebrate their forms of worship should
sstent He then politely limited that he wanted money
and he said citizens ought to esteem privilege to be
allowed to give money to the suffering Wadenses and
to be the unworthy instruments ofspreadng tho glorious
light Of Professionalism and throughout the whole
world. A great amount OF money was collected from
the audience and the assembly dispersed in perfect
der. Thedoctor lectures again this evening" upon the
same subject =. Mas.a