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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
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HEATH AND sTkbNsI .rOfT ,. ", ELI In d
a. uDnva.d sad cfic.cieus compound Of regular
Phy,ician and ,rsiuae Of N-S HsmP'hire Mrcca. CO.
i-y y DO "a. sd- the study % MEDICINE bis Proiession
AID ,k-y ar. shy recommended by many OF lie uiosi c.
eorAled Physeian. The Country AZ decidedly Inc h-'s
rncicif- ever od-rel 70 pubEc for DyspepSs jsus-
dc, Liver Con- plants. Huro &c AID D-ra1R-msn;a OF
the Stomach arc bo~-ss
WEST KILLISGLY. Conn June l5, 1910.
Ds 5 O. RtcaAsDsoN-SIR avtng been Tor .he ian
y-ars very much ce0isiei sec nGeh ouL OF hsa.Ih
o.hrvt. and had th- sdvce OF twenty or thirty Of Ihe
S.t pbSsician, In Cnarl-strn. C. N-wYork, Saratoga
sp'.rgs Bo.,nn ED number Of Other pac-., vas u
Bsop on - am ofl..t Msrcb INC called your Office and
bought boii- OF Jour So-rry Wtae Bitt-rh After re-
turned home bought more. commenced gaining from
the very cr, have taken tares bottles snd nov
vel, M csse psiFd OF certainly incurabIe hu!
in have saiset Juss pounds which
lie sur p.ips have e.ea pooling hut br-sd and mix
| sun continue the ssne Your m-dicine ia selling well
ana doing much good. Very respectfully yogrs-
C. CHAABERLIN.
Price IS cent, per bottle Prepared and sold b. DR. O.
Richardson. Hsnover-st Bostcn, sold also by A. b. D.
Sands leo Fulton WilAmst rs Broadway co., Cham
berx-sl 1seria for New.forx "0e i"'>'H'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
LILIES EAUELiS

VEGETABLE LIQUID HAlg DYE WITHOUT STAINING
SKIN whcn proprietor eau z" In Justice aai- Is
far beyond hrg U IN slrc ever yet AnoDn IN ih' or
any OIb-r country. IL properties very powerful though
Tbl- chemical rcsUtlsa wOnt-r, az eHa-
b-s p-r.Ou- D. en-t.o!an-ousg ice;r rar without ne
-a-t For char r-d gray Hair, Wis
k-r., Eyebrows brown, Black Ch-s,nUt color.
TIE h-vl EVIL Consequences need not De feared from
us--iIs naru-ss Tn. Do.iOn Is Inc only
sanctioned Ih- science OF Chemistry dye, IN ar
amer The <r.d-oos Of COLOR without
d.n gr Inconvenience and has u,h-d The liSsrs
and unlimited confidence Of tn public II Black
required. for hoy rl.r'ed Il Brown, box marx
ed g. sUPERTLUOUS HAIR
To The Ladies in Particuar.-my D-pil4ory Powder has
be-a found hgnv beneficial -nt OF great 20 ladies h0
been afflicted win p-rions nar primo psy hen is
CROWN has conir-s the upper lip anc side of ne
isc- giving Iisscun- turn 10 tn whole features WhsI
Used with proper snd arcurtlcL ito directions IL vii
DC found be great addition ID toilet, the
any sharp instru-lli entirely avoided and Inc h.r
moved in i've minutes after It's apple sion
TINS composition is isfsn.e Ind warranted 10 remove
sup-rdOus hair AFR Dur-rJas trial. sve received
ibcs.-s OF succ-ss which caEro. be cont-.i-d
Sold whoe.s!e and r-ta. al CLlREHUGH'S new Par
fIm-ry esIsb.bm-at, 2:S Broadway, Asent for Jules
HsI- .Psrium-r. Philadelphia myI! lm-od'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

sHUt.LE'S Ii FEh1WN ErSrbhoie
ID Hair Compo ltiOn. Ia. subscriber has hcen induced
10 brng ac!- before the pub &c, a. ih- request OF ais
numerous among whom are pbYscaGs and cll-
q. probability WIN have sdOpted ia u'o IN
-r families aid wah GIGeis - participate /? ia sdvana-
g-A.
The Hyreron composed Of vegetable Ingredients, The
pound NJ and blsndDg ~hchis Ano~n solely
10 the ubscfo-r /. zrucI- IN which CLEANSING and
punG,ns Ia beautifully blended With most d1icais
glossy before attained Tres OF
anlial grease css1na oils Il ci-sTs Inc pOes OF The
kin healhy actiUn IN The blood ycss-s nerves,
kc CHI nar, thereby preventing bALostss and
GsAY HAZE
Il -n.iy frees the .kin from scurf, dsndru and other
cut.n-un. dra.s sposes the haif ~ curl and changes
tue sf sossy nnG h-s ny stale
a.O inp.s color aud the Tree OF IT, both
on the aud hair healthy and luxuranI stat1
until ins .sesI petiod OF lie
Lzd-. viii tind the perlon great addition 10 the TOT.
let OF ts fec11 and agreeable p7lutne
aad great facilities Affords 10 dessng the hair. which
moist with th7 tud he drrss-d In any required
form preserve L. place, neither pain or IN cnfis
Wh>n used chiidrens heads iays The foundation o
good head Of hair.
Manufactured and for ssle BY WIN. BOGLE, "a Wsah-
irgtou Of Summer 81 Sos:0n- For sac by A b
Sands 1gss 100 Futon-st corner OF William sofa
a.o rs BfVsdwsy and II East Broadway, New 1,a
Tf-srise me Anatomy and Physiology OF NO ga,
dir for prev, badners, renoybg 1aneI.
and preserving the natural besny and soitnrS o INC
nv VII SpYl- srron p4ni-s --rn bottle n'%o I'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE,
BY ELECTRIC TELE RAPH
Latest from the South.
Congress New Orlenus-Gen. Scott
Assaulted ns Coward.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


SENATE
WASHINGTON. June Q ls46.
Senator LEWIS from The Financial Committee,
reported two resolutions calling on the President for
the amount of receipts in the Treasury for the pre-
sent year--whether loan will be necessary, and
probable cost of the War, with any other norma-
ton bearing on the subject On motion OF Mr.. CRIT
TgSDES, who desired 10 extend inquiry, the subject
was postponed till TO morrow.
Houston $ resolution 10 give sword to Gen. Tay-
lor and vote of thanks 10 his men. was referred TO
the Committee on Military Affairs. The bill eX-
tending laws Oregon was referred to The Judlcd-
nv with instructions 10 report bill tor Territorial
Government laid on the table. The Senate then
went into Executive session.
HOUSE OF RESENTATlES.
The House spent al day ia discussing the bill tor
appointing Major Generals. four Brlgad'er
Generals The debate Is 10 end TO morrow AT two
O'Clock MIR. q Thompson presented a bill TO pre-
serve the Cherokees from domestic strife.
The New. Orleans Picayune of May Goth says
that the close OF meeting held in that city on Tue
evening OF the h for the purpose OF expressing the
feelings of the citizens toward Gen. Taylor for the
bic Ia which he has conducted the operations o
the Army person officers dre,s and said he
held n paper his hand which proved Gen Scott 10 be
coward. The announcement WAS received win
of indignation which must have made tue speaker
Imagine he had fallen into wilderness of rattle snakes
He proved to be Hays. Individual who has been
engaged in raising regiment for the Rio Grande de
received such reouk might have chilled the enthu'
.iasm OF lime kiln The individual is character
ICED being very enthusiastic and srea, zeal OF ndis
nation manifested At the bare idea OF Cen Scott us
Stunning command OF she Army.
From the n o Delta. May 26.
PRIZE OF Wharf.-The L. ) Marshal Yesterday
received the Mexican schooner Junlats under process
Issued against her Ms prize of war; she being owned
BY citizens OF Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
.Arnrrul NGnces.

~ Lii. In-urnncc.-Par, OF CAPITAL paid in-in
Pa. Of pil4 Ne-Yors ia the names OF Lo
cal Board ,e,'nane"t euaragty fAnd
Large surpu, uf premium iurd added 20 the capital
Los--s promptly paid N-wYors osen oppr0rsd BY tx
Fun powrrs delegated 10 III. Local Board Committee
Wal-,t 10 c-cid- all questions referred 10 hem.
li.lf " premium Loaned 20 the sssured az desr'
ed for five y-srs
Every IMPROVEMENT in the science Of Life Assurance
sdop-d in London VII he found IN use nv hi. !n.,ion
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCl-
CAPITAL 81 500, coo.
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS
foFFICE ~ WALLsr.)
JACOB HAREEY ESQ Chaitinso'
JOAN 7 PALMER, E-q
JAMES 8OoRMAN. E,q
GEORGE BARCLAY, ESQ. SNew-Yort
G0RaAM A. WORTH. ESQ.
SAMUEL " FOX. E.q
CLFMENf gInDLE, Esq.
SEARS C. WALKER r.q. php,,si,h,,
LOUIS a CODY. E,q
GEORGE RI X GRAHAM, EsQ.
J. LEANDER STARR. Manager aud General Agent
fnrth- Uuit-d ) a'e. and Brush ". \. Colonies
PHYSICIAN, TO the SOCIETY,", (MguicAL ExAMtsERs}
J. K-ARNY RODGERS. NJ. II" Be-cter-,l
ALIEN p HOSACk, D. l0l FranklinsL
Z ARNOULr, M ID. - Franklin a.
THE MERCHANTS BANK OF NETWORK.
srANDtSc COUNSEL.
WILLIAM VAN HOOK E-q SO Wslst
JOHN HONE ESQ Ii PiGr..l
The follow among the advantages held out by this
Iuttituon which will he found most advantageous TO Inc
s.sureI and which seldom offered by Life Insurance
Companies viz:
The peculiar advantages secured 10 the assured by N.
principle If the LoAS Department ihna blending the utility
Of n SAVINGS BANE with Life Insurance
The payment OF premiums, Annually, hayear!y quarter
ly or monthly.
No cEats for stamp duffy.
Thirty days nIoS-d alter each pa.menl OF premium be
comes due, without forfeiture OF policy.
Travelling lravs eSteu-i9e liberal and extra pren
unls on ,h- most mode ate scale A.
Conditions in the policy lees oDerOus 10 the assured than
usual IN CAGES uf Lif- Assurances. (Sre pHmphlei
Tt. ACTUAL aud DECLARED PROFITS pub.het IN succe.
awe Report aEorGGg ca culaOns II the value
OF The bonus" In n-tuii"n. Thrse profit. VIII,
.sch division, be PAlD ~ CASH II Desired
BEING uNcoSNtcrspw WITH MARINE OR FIRE Insurance.
DEFERRED ASSui1tEs.
Parties insured 81 year. 81 for sum payable
pruv. n from ihs, fuld FIR lar for II the
before attaining the tJuiaeings the office is bound to pay
ttrohudJ cfh the ide by The assured and they
CAD living any Time oct upon Buch Payment a.
luan fund TO the came -SieuL
The Gou-r Agent InstitDon has recently return
ed ffo london aud ed 10 give ev"y Information
tr.rd missy modes bv winch Life lnsIia
effected upon application the Socety chief Offices IN
hi. city. "a WAi-sL
The pabc respectfully requested examine the dis
principles of hi. n,ulionthrr tables ofrses
distribution ni prchi--and thu facilities Afforded by
their Loan Experimentation deciding 10 insure else
A Medical Examiner In attendance The Office, daily
al tlr-- ,'cluck 2 NJ Fee psid by the Society.
JACO5 HARVEY Cn-lrmsn Local Board.
J. LEANDER STARR. G-n-rS Agent M Gavin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

THE SEAsoN--The Gather is progressively warm
and vegetation uxUant thAn nj the same season
for many wears past IL. Thermometer during the
week past, has been up % degrees The want OF ram
i. much felt yarts of the country FROM every
quarter hear encouraging reports OF the crops Inc
wheat zelda unusuaiy forward. and the stalk. in
many places is already beaded The crisis, however,
is yet 10 Ii the crop escapes the rust. II will be
equal any that has preceded it. We mad succession
OF warm showers yesterday. Koch Dem 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
Latest from Havana.

The Mexican Steamers Nlonrezuma and Gun
daIoupe Escaped from Vera Cruz!
Our Correspondent at Philadelphia has seen
mercantile letter received from Charleston, South
Carolina. in which it was stated that the schooner
F. A. Brown arrived on Sunday at Charleston,
eism days from Havana, bringing the Intelligence
tha, the two Mexican Steamers. Montezuma ana
GuAdaloupe, taking advantage of the absence OF
Squadron had escaped from Vera Cruz and ar
rived al Havana under English eolors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
FOB TIE PILES

FOa TIE PILES.
nR CPHAMs ELECTuARY-Aa internal remedy, Is
~ certain for the Pixs Internal external bsedin2
hind Sold ~ FGli1u-sL Dtssor and by Inc Pro-
psto regularly educated Physician OF twenty yes
peri-ncs confined 10 oc- prAcc. where Pes ard Al!
ChrTur diseases successfully treated Medical Otocs
los 8n~srv dnnrs slN,-s Springer unhi7 3rnpN W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

SERIOUS IF NOT FATAL AccIpEST.-f esterdsy,
DIR. March called Waterford. IN consequence OF d
distressing sccden IN The factories at that place
The tongue the bell weighing and half pounds,
fell about sixty feet directly the head OF
Miss Mary Porter causing hole In her head OF about
inch in diane She fell Immediately the floor
and the wonder is that ste instantly killed. Sur
gical aid caleb In speedily possible Snd her
eoyery though doubtful possible Ae. Argus II ssday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

MASSACHUSETTS VoLusrEERs.-We learn from
eCou,ier that Mr. Edward Webster, youngest OF Hon
Shei Webster arrived in the city yesterday for the pur.
iVse oil Raising company ts oim pert The regiment
by the proclamation OF his Exc.ency Governor
anc that he takes this step with she full approval OF
80 ~'suosIisned iSiher. Boston Trans 81.
CONNECTICUT ScHooLs.-There are 1914 School
OsucS In Connecticut; number Of children from 10 10
sAN oic ea,2Io The average number OF scholars in
during tho summer of ls4o, As 7iS-during
"nter OF 1855 3a,7z5 Tho number OF ali ages in
private schools Is o,203
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
al GOOD DONE,

- THE REAL GOOD DONE,
the only criterion 10y which estimate the true value OF
q medicine. Some Of tn. eminent Physlcans admit
BEEKMANS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

SGHr hEA- ny wife Jsn- r. Has-ad bas isi my oe go
w AID board n.reoy forbid al per,on. trusting Ger on
nv arcuunt y. uiil pay debt. of DER conrsctin
Is DAVID p HALSTEAp. ?fIt w eat. Elg0treno-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
GENERAL u ollrrs.
~ ,IuIunI Henetit Life In-urn

CF SIutuul BENEFIT Life insurance Company,
No IL Wssl-Itls TINS iEstliutou COM
rnced ih- busio-ss of Lie Insurance on the ibera! psn
then frat announced in It's prospectus That The prncprs
therein contnned have with the Appreciation OF those
VINO have hich such An ln-tiu' N
affords III ug provision ior family needs no tDer
proof Than The sL4-ueui O. The fact 0 Policies have
heen .sur suo ,at premiums Ia The amount oil eoioS
25h4v, l-.-n r-c.ivci during that period
The amount of iuuds received for prem uins hAs aeac
asiabi,h-d lurg- capsl which rapidly Increase by
The psyen, Of The 3. cond yeaG. premiums the sccruDe
and the current ipts for NEG pTlce- in- nc
from u e.. sources -uub-s the Directors 10 full
hi their promises lay reserve und 10 meet Inc IN
cressnc In.ur-deGuzl "a re nsuins every he-p-y
d-,.ud. for LOSSES divide large profits among The
insured,
r. spriI Stntement-MGIu Rrn-h. Life Insurance
Co-Oh,- No. II Wal.t-polcles issued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
lIIpOhTAhT 70 Yufcn-.-r. o, Piano

sao-l lSlPOhTAkT " Purchasers OF Piano
EIZ~s-Etz TorIss- Tho subscrb.rs having purchased
ETH Mr.. John schbsr tie exclusive htht In
VI u n lhs Uiited Sistss TO bis palsut Harp srams
Improvement Forte, manufacturing 'ome
very splendid Rosewood and Mahogany Plano FoItss,
which are warranted superior In 10 any nDw 10 use
and 10 keep In tune mucn longer. Tbs improvement con-
stats In most bssurful Harp Frame peculiar In eonuue
ZION taking all the strain Of Tho strings from The cAse sso
assortment tho most approved modern sy-s OF
6ni.hod instruments. BENNETT, ROGERS ",
20 l52 Eu,l.,o-. EaSi side Of broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

NEW HAvES-Henry Peck, Esq. (Whisl was
elected Mayor Of New haven on MONDAY. There was
very little opposition to the Wig municipal cke, and the
Candidates were all chosen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

WE THINK AS MucH-The editors OF the Louis
vile Impartial one OF The emptes dailies or our eX-
change list, IN taking leave ot,her readers say:
Our d!sconnecion with ,ais paper has been brought
about by the posture national affairs with Mexico
We thought could oeneh' our country more o!
s,a,i,g IMAM by writing; and therefore. We DO no; ex-
poet TO present ourselves again 10 our readers
We have no dou bt the is true o: sIl the ed
i,ors who write in favor OF the var. Gentlemen,
why not follow This patriotic lead ChronotyPe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
sThe Fleet of Evolution.,

We learn from persons who arrived in the Hber
MIA from England that the British SQUADRON OF Ev-
oution just formed al Portsmouth consists OF The
following vessels;
Steamers
Ship. OF the Line.
of the Ships Of The Line carry 100 guns each >
others % the remainder s4 The 1905 have each
complement of 400 men.
The steamers are the Terrible, Retribu,on, Cy-
clops. l htty-gun fSigaie and twen'yfour gun
fsisates,
The Terrible carries one hundred and .ftty
Founders and 20 sixtyeight Founders. She is The
lsrges, war steamer in the world.
This is far more effective feet thaR that with
which Nelson won The Battle of the Nile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

NOR SAIE-Tb. .tncE and fixtures Of Drug stof-,
corner OF Broad und Pearl with lease OF Tour yee
nj low rs,e rent Tie stand commando sood and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
r. april Stntement-MuIusl Benefit Life Insurance
Co-Ofi,- No 1t " ai-.t-Pohctes issued:

Whole number policies lat year l7ol
Whoe s!uoup OF pI emiulas hf year -oS -
This Company has with but Two Losses, amount
Ing 10 seven ihoussud dosrs,
''s RORT. L. PATTERSON President
BENZ. C. MILLER. Secretary.
Jos. L. LosD, Agent
Jas STEWART NJ. D. No 62l Broadway. myla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
The Convention.
S SECOND DAY,

The printIng-Doorkeeping overdone-hem-
her. acting indie pend-niIy The Caucus
working badiy-Putterson, Richmond ana
Strong for Observation-Disclosures care oil
IN, Lndies-Inquiries about state Offices,
&c.-Eyer, body In good humor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

Inc very best possible disposition seems to be
prevalent among the Members, whose manner and
language are exceedingly courteous and decorcus
mink they will &c, out of the ,rammes of party;
act Sp'Ftedly independently and wisely; and final
y agree to submit to the people Constitution IN
der which millions yet unborn will live in freedom
aud happiness KNOX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
Boarnina anb &otrls.

a PRIVATE FAMILY residing upon farm In ,h"
Aiown OF Firhki, PLEASANTLY located ues1 Tho village,
would accommodate few respectable families with board
during tho Summer. Rsfsropce-Rev. NJ s. Hutton, 2Is
qth-sl ~ Y ms NhW''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

aSUAhDfNG.-A benuufu kovm for E sontIouian aud
ID wo aHd few othors for utsssIt So.ri1fs, may be-
had al MIRA SwAIs Marrsy.sL between BrOs1way and
Steamboat Lsndings. North Rtv-r. ris'g5m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

ID a. 81 l.. Dhi.nIUNICU, hspPy 10 inform hair
III, NJ and public that Seir new Motel IN Broad
way No IS, corno< OF morris.st Il p-~ compi-tsd add
viii be- opened tho hrst N JcGs ncIt No paips have
spared rrbd-r OF no INST inbr In ho
city and p.rsons DESTROYS Of permaDso HONS well ss
strangers merely passing by will hrd all their want and
comforts attended 10 with tho niost siIies attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

l8AhD IN Private Ramiiy-fwu Or thfeo s1ut.-l,ra
ID may obtain board with pleasant lodging rooms at 10y
r..rd-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

rr For Boston vIn Norwich and Worcester.
Toe s,eaner Cleopatra Capt Wlistn. VIII issve >oete
Size OF Pier No Norm River every h0HiAs " anI
Point Iu,5al GALES PRAfT. Jr. Conductor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

kAfSrSD -FsniIles III want X Servants, 10 spy 10
w p HILL. 443 Broadway, corner Broomr-st, ~hers
they car BE- suited aud charge mSS lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04

ssi-. ofS.s-Yofs ONO Michigan, Illinois and T-xAs
Also Wisconsin and Iowa Territory Ohce . Piaest
doors East of Cu.ion-bousa 10 sisirz uy-o Il
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-06

Mr. Pomeroy reported back the joint resolution relation
10 the improvement Of the 81. Joseph Iver passed to
third reading
Mr. Zenor reported back House bill for the relief Of
tn purchasers Of school lands in Harrison and Orange coun-
ties passed a third reading.
Mr. Chapman OF reported bill IN relation 70 tho Lapote
county library passed 10 a third leading.
On mott Of Mr. Buell. the report ID elaon TO the SINK ,Go
ing Fund commissioners taken from the table, and lOU
copies ordered to be printed
Mr. Holloway reported bill to incorporate the Grcensfol
and agerstown railroad company refered to the commit
tee on corporations
By MIR Wood insructng the committee corporations
t. enquire into the expedency Of appointing agent to ex-
anime the Banks adopted.
BY Nh Logan. requesting tic Governor to Law before the
Senate certain evidence relative claim with JOS Irwin
BY Mr. Handy, that The President Of the State Bank he
9ucsted to 'ra's" certain information relative to the State
Bank adopted.
The Senate then Adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Messages of the taken up and the bills an
propriately referred.
The joint resolution in relation to the Oregon question
coming up, passed-ayrs 60 noes 81.
The Joint resolution coming up on a second reading
amended by Mr. Holloway which NJ accepted
the resolution was read the third time and passed.
The bill providing that debts created after The first day
of May, shall be collected without regard existing wall
uaiIon laws taken up.
Mr.. Lane moved to indefinitely postpone the bill
ayes -, noes "a
Mr. Buell. moved TO amend The bin so as to preveni
any stay Of execution judgments upon contracts
entered into after the first day OF July next failed
was then referred to "A select committee.
Mr.. Herman moved to reconsider the of Riker
Riker divorce case) voted down Saturday las. ;
prevailed. Tie bill then passed--aycs y, noes 90.
Bis Ilf,oduced
BY Nr. Berry Of VI to provide for the appointment of
county Assessors in the counties Of Monroe and Brown
passed Il third reading
BY Mr. Buell. 10 change the mode Of doing probate
business, and reorganize the referred.
BY Mr.. Ellis authorize the President, Xc., of the
town Of Lafayette To make certain inProy in the
streets; read three times aud passed.
BY Mr.. Jones, in relation - working out the road
in The district here the land may be situated passed
BY Mr.. Gpodenow, TO charter the Alumni Association
Of Hanover College; ordered 10 a second reading
BY Mr.. Jones, 10 incorporate the Coyingon Band OF
Musicians; ordered To the taird reading.
\ considerable number OF bills OF local
Introduced and referred
The Senate then adj ourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-06
.iven by the drum

hand hand from whence they driven by the drun-
ken reveres of ls4U.
Resolved Th, in union there is strength and that
viii forever dswn and reject any professed democrat.
vho to forward his ambition aud sslf,h Interests
Will seek 10 divide distract and destroy the union aud hsr
Tnony of party.
Resored That we recoenizc in the Messrs. Chapnsns
Of the Sentinel faithful and efficient aboures IN the
OF Democracy, and that it contrary TO our prime Pes
ever To desert faithful servant.
The committee appointed seec, delegates 10 the State
convention now report the following.
Centre Ioicnskip.-J =. Gregg. VI ID. BonifeIj G. ?.
Ellis d. Matlock, :. &. Crawford, David Stuteman aud
E. Strange.
Wlshir 3fon.-M. J.. Smith, c.. Wilson. = Collins.
Joel Hufford, L. Moore. J. Larsh AMI w. .u,rr
Gmiljord.-R. TroIer. ID. Potts b. z. Dennis =.
Tro,isr John Mstthies and ID Lawrence.
Ld5erty-George Sanesier. Wgn. Johnson, J. Miller.
g. G. Mitchell. J. j. Smith and L. Davis.
Franklin d Banks J. Garrison, 4 Z MsHsfTie and
Lewis Cooper.
Clqv.-Wesiey Fanlwck, w Dalton. w Richardson,
J. HarNrider. y. Bronaugh and +. Richardson.
.narion L. Christie, Rsgan, ]. iIogn, J. finder
NJ Cavett aud ID. L. Carter.
Eel Riuer.-J. Campbell w. Jones, a. l.. Wheit
John Trot,er. Isaac Trcricr and 5. Flood.
Middle b. =. Buzz,rd 4. Sjiekisn.re, j. Gregg :.
w. Hooper, J. Griffith aud Is. Tout lr.
Br0WR-A. Hoadiey. b Ballard. A. 9. White. IT.
Jackson. w Worreil. !. q. Scott aud b. W Logan The
Vice Presidents added
Rcsslred That the Mcssrs. Chapmans he requested
publish the proceedings OF this their paper
And Oh motion the convention adjourned.
Asa :. WHITE. Pcesidens-
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