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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06
The Anniversaries.

SUNDAY, May IUlh
Rev DR.. Checver will preach the annual sermon
before the Foreign gelca Society at halt past r
NJ in the Reformed Dutch Church in Laiaye,teplsce
Collection will he taken up.
Rev. Nicholas Murray, ID. D. will preach sermon
before the Presbyterian Board OF Foreign Missions In
first Presbyterian Or. Phiiipssl Church at hall past
MONDAY, Msy llth
american !Seanens Friend S0eiety-Taberna
Gle half past p. NJ
Ns'c YORK State Society for The Abolition of Cap
itai PgHiskma.t-Meetug at the Lyceum in Broadway
between Spring and Prince sts.
Aneriea" A!ti, Slarsry Socie'y-loid organiza
Embellishments. 20 \ NJ.
4meyicGn and Foreign ARti. Siarsry Society
(New Orgauzaion)-at tie Tabernacle. , ?. NJ.
~ y and Am. Sunday School CHion-Proces-
sion o; children 2. NJ and addresses at the Central
Presbyterian Church Broome-st at halfpast P NJ.
Foreign Evangelical Society-Mercer-st tDr
Sknners) Church halfpast P NJ. Addresses by Rev
Drs Pchlmau, Eddy and Adams, and Rev. Messrs Wold
\. !. SAFE COloni=ation Society-Tabernacle,
.American init. Slarery STRENGTHENING at i
P NJ a, the Society Library fer business and general
-''> N''''' "WEDNESDAY, May l9:h.
I'm. Tract Society-Tabernace, 10 a. N.
Au. Home Mss. Soc.-Tabernacie, halfpast :
An. Female Morei Reform .Society-Allen-st.
The Christian 4HiGpcs-At DR.. Cones Church
in Broomest halfpast P. NJ Addresses msy be ex'
pected from Drs. Peek. Beecher, Hsgue snd others.
An Soc fer Mcitoratiag the Condition OF tie
Je.-s-Reforu,ed Dutch Church in Lsiaye.e-pace. a,
american Am. Sl4rery Society-Meetings dur
ing the day g, the Society Library fer business and gen
ers discussion.
.4meriean Society for Promoting The Abolition
OF Capital FREDERICKSBURG a, the Apollo e; u
.
THURSDAY. Nay li;h.
American Bi5ls Soc:ety-Tabernacle 10 A. N.
/, Arsc-iccn Protestant .S0riety-Dr. MeElIoy ;
Church, corner Grand and Crosby ii haltpasi P NJ
Addresses by Dr. E Beecher, from two mission aries
offs Society who were once Roman Catholic Priests,
/ snd from Diners
an, Temp. Uaion-Tabemacle, half past P. NJ.
liner. Education Soeieiy-Mercer. 81. DIR. Skin
| ner's) Church batpsi; P. 81 Business meeting half
/ past P. NJ Brick Church Chapel.
Anerican 4aii Slarery Socisty-Meeting Tor
business and discussion d; Society Library
.4a.srican Board Of Cow Jor Fer. Nlssiooas-A;
/ the Tabernacle, 10 A. ".
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Cay se,,urd in rinciurnri.

The Cincinnati Gazette gives The following cor
respondeucc between several citizens of the West
ern Emporium and EN- Gov, Seward, now travelling
in the Sou,h,Wes. on professional business;
CINCINNATI, 29sh April, 1916.
Hon W. Il. SEwAKD-Desr Sr: The undersigned
formerly citizens OF New-iork. and now residents Of
this CITY some OF whom your ardent supporters
for the highest occ in the gin OF the people OF their u.s.
live State recol!ectins with pleasure the wisdom and
ability which characterized your administration and de-
string while you sojouuns in Cincinnati 10 express
their respects your private character and SppTove Of
your public conduct invite yon to meet teen with a
few uviIedssues,s at private dinner 10 Pc had on the
day OF your appointing. 81,
With great respect your siacese friends and oseden'
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Yesterdays Congressional Proceedings.
Repor,ed for The Tribune By Telegraph
MONDAY. May 4ih. . o'clock I. NJ
In SENATE, petitions and memorials were pre-
scned. Mr. Lewis from the Committee on Finance,
reported the House Indian Appropriation bill, read
and ordered TO be printed. Resolutions OF inquiry
were offered by Mr.. Cass. relative TO land sales at
Sault ST. Mare and by Mr. Davis, relative to mn
increase of Inspectors of Custom House nj Fail NY
err both adopted The Revolutionary Pension u, ON
from Tho House, was taken up and passed, I'm, Inc
bill for the relief OF John 7. Skinner and others
sure,ies of the defauting Pension Agent was taken
up and discussed by Messrs Coiquiu Phelps SEWER
aud Davis-,hc last named speaking as this repor!
closes.
HousE-A large number of reports were made
from Committees The House then went into
COMMITTEES of the Whole and took up the bil! gran!
ing the right Of presumption to actual settlers on Mi
ami reservation lands After n debate the bill pass
ed The bill for the supply OF deficiencies IN Tue
appropriation for las, year, with Seuate's amend
ment Was next taken up. n discussion ensoed, Mr..
Dromsoole OF Va speaking us this dispatch closes
The Hall of House of Representatives is IN Its sum
mer dress and looks very neat and comfortable
There is no news OF Importance w ALLAVt.
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toward the excellence Of paEe enlightened democratic
society.
sincere friend and sbe1ient servant,
WILLIAM 4 SEWARD
To Mesrr, J. B. Htaal,y J. B. Fsn,oa, &c.
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Destructive Fire NJ Morr'stown, y. New
Jersey Hotel Burned.
Correspondence ct The New'i OK it'o"ue'
YOUNGSTOWN. y. J, May SIS a. NJ,

correspondence ct ne NeW'i oi> ..N''~-
YOUNGSTOWN y. J. May SIS A. NJ
Il, 6sEyLyY, Esq-Dear SIR: We have had a
terrible conasgya,ion in our town this morning.
Our splendid Hotel, erected by Mr.. GIBBONS Is a
heap of ruins! An old ,wos,ory building adjoin'
ins. which was occupied during the Revelation as a
Pablo House, aud principal Quarters Tor the oMceTs
under Gcrs Washington, and KEEP, as a Hotel since
unti the las, two years discovered to be on fire
a li;,lc after O'Clock. A. NJ. Being of wood, the
whole building wss soon in q blaze, and ere long
the fire. WA discovered pouring on, OF the sky-sht OF
Mr. Gibbonss Roiel.
Our ire companies NOT being properly organized. snd
the cnsaes mol in order The copasrson could no; be
checked although citizens did every hing that men
could do TO the boas OF town. But was OF no
avail The furniture saved with many OF ,ec ny
lures Of The house. An cSgress WAS sent to Newark
and the brave rereu OF that city FASTENED 20 our ree
too late 20 save the hotel but they rendered great assist
auce 10 protect the adjacent buildings and stores from
destruction. luars, NC. n
sSSs The loss by this fire cannot fall much II any
short OF 500 GOO, and may exceed that SAM We
do not learn what amount was covered by insurance
bu, we think Mr. Gibbons no, likely TO be uninsured
Probably some of our City Offices are sufferers Ed.
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ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY ykrERAs DsPARr,
Ep-Died. las; evening May 4th, Peter v Tlyou' aged
81 years. He born III this City, and entered The
army at an early age. under Washington He was Win
him al the time the British evacuated New-iork The
friends OF the family, and those of his sors, John v and
Christian D. Tyou, and Of his soninlaw, Chandler l.
lngerso are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence No go Desncey Wednes
day ahsER0Qp 3; 0'sl0ck, Haop. farther ilyissssn,
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rnE TIE PILES.

FOR THE PILES.
DR UPEAMS ELECTuAaY-An interna. feIeedy, -
rurs for the Pixs internal or extern al bleeding
or bi.d Sod a. III FGI1n Diyis'cr-st ana " mo 70
ori-or regularly eiucated Physician Of ehsy yar' eI
1900, ro7Sn-i 10 en- otcs practice, where Piles and al
cLrort. di.-s,rs ar. successfully hesied hsdcs once
IL so,serv ! doors shove SpTtrg-st rnhi7 STp1"
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MANITOBA siiusiiun by respectable Girl To COOK.
w wash and iron In private family The beat Of city
reference given Please call l79 Rorsyihs near stanton
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THE TRIBUNE.
Anti-Rent Bills Pnssed-Eric Railroad-Tbe
Funny Marringe-State Printing, &c. &c.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
ALBANY. MAJ

hLEAHF, Mag ..
The Assembly today have done good work for
themselves and for the people OF the State and for
which they will undoubtedly be visited with an ex-
ira effason Of wrath from your bilious neghbor OF
Wallst The several measures known as the ANTI
RENT bills, came up for their final passage today
and were all passed by the following triumphant
majori,ies. That to ABOLISH DISTRESS FOR RENT
passed by Ninety -Four to ,Secen.
That TO EQUALIzg TAXATION by subiec,ing the
Rents and Reservations Of these mammoth land
lorda TO taxation the same as is the case with all
other property, an eminc0ty just measure, received
the following flattering vote Ayes Eigdty -Four ;
Nays, Nine
The remaining bill being that il relation to De
v1sEs AND DKscENTs AND THE ExrlSGUIsHMEST
OF CERTAIN TEsURgs, a law, which if passed will
within twenty years, rid the State OF its present
curse of Feuda Tenurcs, received the following
vote: Ayes, Stxty Three Nays, Eighteen.
/; now remains with the Senate TO say whether
these bills shall become laws, orwhether tho present
odous system shall continue.
The New York and Erie Railroad ia to have an
other change for its life. In the Senate to-day the
very bill rejected in the Assembly has been intro.
duced and by strong vote put ahead OF all the other
railroad bills. w hat It's late VIII be. a DAY or TWO
will tell think unless it passes that all other rail
road projects will go by the board. A beautiful com
mentary this the rotten two.thirds clause OF the
Constitution The Convention, hope will strike II
ont Of existence.
We have very curious sequel 10 the Marriage
in Fun" an account of which sent you. AS soon
as the senate's Committee reported against the ap-
plication for divorce, the parties came together
and agreed to make it kfe business So last night
at the South Baptist Church in the presence oil about
1000 spectators, Mr.. HALL and Miss LILLE were
made one in regular form Sic transit Gloria
Lilli.ana
The bill to call a CosvESTroN TO amend the Char
ter of your City passed the Assembly this afternoon
unanimously,
Quite breeze sprung up in the Assembly this nj
ternoon on the coming down from the Senate of
the sequel TO the Public Printing Bill II does away
with the publication of large number of legal no.
tees. The Barnburners, who were extremely anN-
ious 10 pass a similar bill when The Printing net was
M. now that CRoswELI has offered 10 do the work
for nothing are disposed TO make his berth MS nm
comfortable a. possible The skrmsh was upon the
proposed reference. The bill was sent TO Com
mi,ee of the Whole which was rather OF Barn
burning triumph.
The rest of the afternoon session was spent IN
mere local business. Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

ny YRONs, add Cat Ti.sus Pspsr for re
CRATE az NI isrgs assortment for sale %
" NV tass 1'A JANSEN u sEL4s, w SsfsaS'se
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NNASTED-A situation ss daily goyerness oy an Eng
w fish Lady who has had many years .xpeIienes "a
teaching both In this country and Europe Would not OBJ
i.ct pubic institution Address Teacher a. inc Seo
this paper WJso.
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x7JANTED-A situation by a Young Man ~ clols OF
w sse,m.n either In wholesale retail Dry ooodso
Grocery establishment Having beeo Tor several year 81"
rap.d Ia business his account 10 Canaoe ao JON.
Acquainted with Tho leading 6'ms there can na1ansea
lsrse tade from that quarter Address note to u H. - "
hian
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~ For Boston via Norwich and Worcester.
r. s,os-,er Cleopatra. Capt Nii4ras ~! save sogi1
- Pi- NJ Ne.ta RI-er -Tsr hoEGy, We'd csds End
I'D 3. : P NJ correcting Win lie a; Abyss
-, tr,t5.fl Gales PRATT. II. Corductof.
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AATANTED-A situation by u German Young Woman ;
w will he GENERALLY useful and travel with smily-pre-
ers going Europ. the beat OF city references Please
inquire. Al Broadway. IN. JZl
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XATANTEU-A situation ny = Respectable Womsn with
w good city reference, do cookug washing aud iron.
Ing or make herself useful In any capacity Apply =,
sssrh.s, my5 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

IYTANTS a SITUATION Us chambermsid, TO do plain SOW
w ing or 10 assst In washing sad ironing, sad good city
reference f required Amply At 9Sa 6h-avenue ny5 ~
NlIANTED-A usron 10 do ehamserwork, washing
w and Ironing or take caro- children by Young We
man. with bes. Of reference Apply at IS Thirdavenue
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Boaroing an6 Goteis.

BOARD with room wanted BY singi. oentism.n
Is In rs rate boarding house gentee private family
In the Tenth Ward. Address l.. s. Upper Post Once
rruh
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INFOKliATION WANTEU.-Mr. WM. ?. WEI

1NANTED-At Mnvile. Mass, seysniyhss men or
w prs that sufficiently acquainted with tho art OF
weaving they readily their hand TO weaving
fancy csssmercs power looms also twenty JACK spin
r.rs also help work In wooden card ROOM The above
described help wanted Immediately and such s' are strict
~ temperate and industrious will find steady employment
liberal wages by applying to Tho subscriber az syno
II g. IL. HAhDiHb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-06

american Board Of CON- fer For MssIoas-At
the Tabernacle, 10 A. ~.
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CoxsAcKfE, Sept Zj. 1915.
Dr. TowxsZsn-T0 al whom LIS nay corcern; TEis
i 70 certify that rrY used bottle Of Jour ssrsapa'
Mia pr.yious cocE-s-rt, Under NE rcst asrning
srd delicate cfrarstscces being ,cGced win ire dfJpsy,
swell ns OF toe f-et ss-cons snd very nHcn &C.
bila.. VIII M permission sne r- recommendation o.
those VITO hat Used 4 Induced 20 ty win ntte or
TO f.itA-sc4 sEc- ssy, the medicine mad the heppy
desired effect NOT only IL hours OF oo
Yer The expiration of week Of is Dse The drol
o1r7cus saecr!on gave 10 a astonishing 80
her health il now better lhsn IL had been Tor ohs '-'
preyiCuI u, ,5 obliged ae,-
Tn:., -. po.stYx 232 cor. Of
msfn.t nd Brosa SIS NeVsrr n J; G. 5 tag Co No
-r,qa n J. l65 soga Pesrlst Asray , n W-s dru 2.
si.. Ut.c.: Graz, Bookee, dTagsss s,ss,e,sSy ",
Pos.nan Co Hudson; AntreU LraaA, dt. - =.
s ATe.i.sbrrgh and by prize. pa dIagsHH gene
sIv throug soui United ssie' "es' iH1-e' AHa W.
More geauirs except put IN The large sgaaro bottles
- eosstSr e1s-t and signed with the wr.n sigma
NJ 81 s. P TOWNSEND, AID h.s ns-1s h.own Ia TOE
giais-
~ Dr. Townaeud's SARSaPARILLA DEPOT win be
r.oved The OF May hq ia 20 rs FaoesS nsI'
soQr 70 We San VSee, Ea&1 AVN " m
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NNANTED-By a respectable Woman . ''Iuatlon' We"
w good plain cook, washer and itoner an has mo
lived tho three yesrc. Please call at GUS " setA
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BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD AND roaI

~,0SsT ANTi.Y on hand. gensrai assortment Of FfoT
u .on.-Bouer in f,kns and iaoe &C.,. po,s 10
boxes. Lard 10 bbIa halves sae SHOULDERS Smoked
Beefaad c!ty Cared snoIed s i.v,. o,ay.,, and
As-srIe', NS Gts.s. Heutngs in pickle and smcksd
sgnin hs Beans, Cigars &c which are Offer
~ 20 Iesiers srd gqbts a. NE S.esI ey cash prices
oy sdoors Shove Barclay.
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.lTIxE CHI ear BOOk-BlSDkkY,N No. 1SEaiLoo
corner Of Gold, stzrs, teotrAnce In Godl-klG-
GTSs WILLIAMS prepared 70 execute binding for
sellers and others By tho edition single volume Ia
he rea,esG manner al lbs lowest possDe prices anc w
dspsh Music, periodicals., pamphlets, and al sisds
- Al In
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COtL. COAL.. COAL LIZA fresh sioex J1 go =,
" rfy-d Of pure Red Ash Peach Orchard Coal Ts Ell
free with snsl quantity igniies quickly ssa ase1 TO
uo leavtng no ciders-taH the thing fos
be md q, SIMPSONS Coaynrt, 20 and - AZ he
oos door below Springs: where good Gov mya ~.
"a Ii. ,in,ran i.narL
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NAJANTED-A coox; American or EnSlsa l''rs we'll
w ncou suited with the business IN wsn,e IN ssisli "a
mily. Apnly At No 81 Pierrepontst BrooklNn. mN99V
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1AIASTED-A situation by Young Woman. ~ nurse
w and sesmstre,s chsm6ermsd and searnsrcss can
give tho city reference Apply at y Corneh&s IN
tho rear between Blocker and Sthavenue. No ohee-
=.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-06
Ccqislat,,re Of hermont.

FRIpAy, Oct. 23-.Senate-Prayer by the
Chaplain.
RePort-By Mr. Fox, from committee on Ed
ucation, against bill in amendment of chap. IS
X 5 so that one half instead of one fourth of
town school taxes shall be equally divided among
the school districts: bill laid on the table.
Mr. Chittenden called up theengrossed bill to
improve the management of the State finances,
providing for the appointment, by the Supreme
Court, of a county auditor to audit the accounts
of the States attorney, clerk and sheriff, and
defining their duties.
The question pending on the amendment Of
fercd yesterday, making the County instead of
the Supreme Court the appointing power, Mr..
Villas moved that the bill with the amendment be
indefinitely postponed; opposed by Mr. Hodges,
and the motion was withdrawn.
Mr. Miner withdrew the amendment. and pro-
posed another as to make the County Court
the appointing and the Supreme Court the re-
moving power.
Mr. Smith expressed himself strongly in favor
of the bill. An evil existed that called loudly
for "A remedy.
The amendment was further opposed by Mr.
Cushman, and supported by Mcssrs Miner and
Harrington: the motion to amend was then put
and lost Without further remark, the bill ii.
self was then passed unanimously.
HOne-Praycr by the Rev. Mr. Comngs.
Bis ihtroduced-By Mr. Bullock, to charter
the Bank of Brandon referred to committe on
Banks, BY Mr. Bullock, to alter the name OF
John Chauncey Chandler referred to General
Committee. BY Mr. Paine, establishing the
State Prison at Barre referred to General COM
mittee. BY Mr. Henry, to pay the town OF
Weathersiield $40 so; referred to committee on
Claims.
| Petitions rcferred-Of Samuel Morgan and
others, to committee of WAYS and Means Oh
Byron q Barnes, to General committee. OF Lee
Vi Egerton, J 7 Burnap, Thomas Burnell, Hollis
Sampson, Nathan ii Snow, and multitudes OF
others, against capital punishment, to Judiciary
committee. OF Ira b Person. to committee on
Claims.
Mr. Fairbanks called up the bill relating to Ii.
censes, and it was referred to the General COM
mittec.
| -Scndte-Mr Orchard called III
the bill relating to the Grand List, providing thai
listers shall assess practising attorneys and med
ical practitioners two per cent on their income
and may examine such persons on oath. The
bill was refused a third reading.
| Bin introduced-By Mr. Burton, in relation tc
the militia, providing that $40 shall be deducted
from the lists of all general, field and staff Off
GERS, and members of uniformed companies re
ferred to committee on Military Affairs.
Reports-By Mr. Smith, from the committe,
on Finance, in favor of the bill LAYING tax OF
Washington County of s cents on a dollar 70
the expense of building the new court house pas
sed. BY MIR Foster, from the Judiciary commit
tee, in favor of the bill providing that damage
may be assessed by jury, where the law ha
provided no other mode. After remarks by NJ
Smith in favor of the bill, Mr. Hodges moved L
lay the bill Oh the table for consideration; car
red.
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CLAY.
lie speaks and vicwlcss chains
Upon Senate rest
lie ceases look upon the names
That gem Il nations breast.
WEBSTER.
The calm, unsoundcd deep
j. emblem OF his mind;
D,,, reused, it. heavy pillows sweep,
III gtandcu. unconiiud.
CALHOUN.
\ loom OF curious make
May weave a web of thought,
And he who rcnds the shining warp,
May in the wool be caught.
10. ADAMS.
Statesman and poet too =
Philosopher in turn
Link with the past IA nation soon
Shall sorrow DER his urn.
CRiTTEYpgN,
Now with giants might
Tie hcavcs the pond rous thought
Now pours the storm OF cloqucncc,
With scatliing lighinings iraught
BrRRlEY.
With temper calm and mild,
And words of soiicnd tone,
lie ovcrturns his ncighbors cause,
And justiiles his own.
CORWIN.
The polislld shaft of wit
Is quiverlng in the light
We a..
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terred ID
Mr. NJ
ting to
method
Amend
adopted
specia
Hon
Miller
fish. w
Bis
port of
the Sta
the JUDD
ana i,IedTN
Rporis-
oIJcu d U
Prison. Vi
By the co
refer the a
Story to I'll
BY Judici1
Franklin(
it was ord
tee on Nd
ton and n
ed to Il tI
against BIZ
the table.
bill relatl
BY comm
highway
the roads,
Senate bill
ter of the
Mr. Jone
table-lo
adop'ed, 4
NIoNDi
Chaplain.
Engro(
Mutual +
The bin
either part
provides ny
reading.
HouSe Bi4
linCounty ,
the Senators
: Allen the !
! mittee OF Ga
Treasurer as
10 iIA rnFn mi
the Gro,on 1,
the Senators f
The House res
=
VOLUME of ,boW
nols If tLo 1000
pv.iu,lgcs of,be
the judiciary ', cd
rbe tIon!so a
nubl i sr .'"7L ~,
n tbn Mi roI,.i,
ly;Jdlnbnrr -
. r.;nnjs of No.
with ,bo rrov;
iug l,esn hmm
| bin merely TIN
| of the 18th SD
charter of thd
firm.
| HltSe--Pr
! Resolution.
Supreme Cor
Court, and cor,
eX-ludgcs ; p'
in the House n
the selection Of
mittee.
peijij0D ref
to committee
ReporiS--F
bill in additio
mon schools,
committee. bi
lington, to def
Court by PEI
against Ira 81
third readinr;i
EHgroSSeq
dcbenture o
tendon CouI
) on partlt1
Treasurer
to incorpord
turing Conn
and Ryegate
Comfy Mut'S
the Woodstoc
sed, ?
The Scna
the charter Q
reduce the ca
.rl.
| Mr. Miner
Battenkill Ba
bic, and made
morning.
| AFTERNOON
rom a haJorlt
favor OF the Tia
II > einPowerip
- ~ -
w 'o,' ~ = ~ Nv;
adonted and the
E,.,.,ss..I U
cI,an 81 p :
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| Gerred q
| Mr. X
| ting to |
| method
| Amends
| adopted
| Bank
| IIarriiil
| special
| Hon
| to mall
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02
Landlord md Tennnt.

The following are two of the bills reported to the
Assembly by Mr.. TILDEN, from the Committee on
Anti. Rent grievances. 1t will be seen that their
application is proposed to be general;
ANACT to abolish distress for rent and OTHER
purposes.
SECTION J. All laws comforting the remedy by distress
for rent are here repealed and abrogated.
81 The twelfth, thirteenth fourteenth, fifteenth Blk
seenth and seventeenth sectons of the fourth title OF the
first chapter of the the second part of the Revised sta
tutcs are hereby repealed.
S. Notwithstanding the tenant may have sufficient
property whereof tho rent might have been made by
distress but for the provision contained In the preceding
section of this the right of reentry fifteen days pre-
vous notice in writing having been given, shall be and
is hereby preserved to landlord in all cases where
the same now exists by law
81 All acts and parts Of acts, Inconsistent with The
first section Of this act are hereby repealed.
ANACT concerning costs in Courts OF La'c.
SECTION l. In action hereafter brought in any court
OF record by landlord against his tenant for the non
payment rent for the breach of any covenant con.
tained any unless the plaintiff shall recover tho
sum OF one hundred dollars upward, as damages. be
shall not recover costs.