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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13
The Excise Laws Sustained.

We do not care to comment az length On the re-
cent decision Of the U 6. Supreme Court Affirming
the constitutonality Of ell the State Laws restrain
is or prohibiting the sale OF intoxicating Liquors
This decision IL 80 msnifestly night that we have
nsver for moment dreamed or feared that any
other could be given. Overwhelming as Is the
sover Of the leading counsel on the beaten side II
wss morally impossible that he should preysh IN
this case without subverting the powers OF inc
STATE 10 regulate the sale Of Poisons, Of 6onpow
den. and oil dangerous substances whatever ne
ssrding this decision az inevitable from the outset
we have regretted the delay 10 pronouncing II only
a irving sort circumference TO state OF anarchy
and pernicous license which could not fail TO prove
iniarious to Public Morals and that salutsry rever
sncs for Law which should be cherished 10 every
community.
I, 10 now settled beyond the chance Of fartherti'
s.,iou that the several State laws orbidding the I'M
licensed sale Of Intoxicating Liquors are constto'
tional and binding. What effect viii this decision
have upon those who for two or three years nave
persisted 10 violating those laws on the assumption
tina. they were invalid because unconstitutional
They have appealed TO the legal tribunals OF the
Country, up 10 the very highest and the decision
-
bss been uniformly against them What do they
propose now to do farther Are they not morally
bound to obey the mandate which they have III
voked7 On what pretext can they longer persist
in their daily violations Of the laws Of the land
Friends OF Temperance great though unreal Cd
stacle has been removed from your path Press on
ward The several laws iorbidding the sale OF In
toxicsting Liquors have been authontstively sus
tanned, Now see that they are thoroughly en-
forced
vrRMosT has just resfirmed by decisive vote
her devotion 10 the cause of Temperance and our
own State viii soon be called to do likewise. We
believe that. by an amendment Of the Excise Law
last Session, the vote for License or No License
will be taken second time on the first Monday IN
MAY next Then we shall see and know whether
the Law is as unpopular as its enemies declare H.
or whether the partial experience we have had OF
tie effects will lead to increased majority as IN
Vermont, for sustaining and enforcing It, And
why shall not our Legislature allow the People Of
this City chance TO pronounce their verdict with
the rest1 What advocate Of Equal Rights aud
Equal Laws can deny them this privilege
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sAsDss sARsAPARILLA.-AmOng The good gifs VI ~
earth, Insignificant In appearance, but u great value
means Of alternating human suffering 5e root " ssr'
paria The natural value Of this vegetable has bees
greatly enhanced by art and IL believed that In the oS
Of ssndss Extract Of ssrsspsrs all It's restorative PfS
peres are concentrated ia their most elective form Car
GER serofals sal, rheum erysipeIss, eprosy nngv@@
mereura diseases suppression Of the glands sweng'd
the joints and all the diseases Of The muscles and 'sn''
together with general debility Of the system yield 70 us
unfsiling purifier of the boodfor The blood me e'sS
gans OF the body.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. by D. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fnlton-st corner |"
William-st rs Broadway, and n East Broadway, Mes
York Sold also by Druggists generally throughout %
United States Price 81 per bottle or Elk bosilss for e
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NeW.Hampshire.

F,oro the Boston Atlas and Post We gam lnio'
nation enough 70 form an almost certain 'P..''-
o., ,A.,l, ~ the late election in this State Inc re-
tnru. look better than yesterday. Wiiism'' 'oe
Leo candidate. is undoubtedly elected Governor
and probably by at least 500 majority Inc A.'ss
makes 244 Representatives elected Oh "hOni 100
are Wings and independents Ia the last iio. y.
there were. we think, 2sl Representatives LUIS
number has been increased by certain towns SEN
; more m rbers than last year and probably 'ne
ponse this session viii contain nearly zso nneiN
bsys Of which l4l win constitute mslor1ty' Lis"'
more then. would give as q majonty-but tnO's
.;uA, we fear we shall not command. Al any
rate the majority Of either party must be sinai IT,
deed e,,
Charles II. Pesses, and James H. Johnson IO'"
Districts and 4 both Democrats are eiecIeu ~
IN. 30tb Congress They are Respectable gen"S
-. the latter a member Of the last Congress
+, Districts and 3 there is no choice. Gen " IL
go, IN "A District leads his Loco FOco competitor
sbo1t zoo vote. and il is to be hoped VIII be eject
"A IN the next trial Mr. Preston, the candidate Oh
the liberty party is ga intelligent and hone'1 nsn'
snd well ouslifed for a seat in Congress we trust
however. that be and his friends viii unite, ~
second trial. upon Gen Wilson, who VIII be ioOho,
we know. if elected, true and constant ineno o.
free uripciples-an ardent and uneornpronis"s W
ponent TO Slavery
We have no complete returns from Distinct NO
but sufficient TO indicate no choice. mere 700
Mr. Goodwin. the Wing candidate, has piuraiity
me believe-apd he also at the next trsi can De
elected the opponents Of the Polk administration
Of the Texan.fraud and Mexican-iniquty VIII Co
alesee Mr. Goodwin is one Of the best known men
in New Hampshire. and wherever known highly
esteemed He is q liberal merchant an useful
citizen. and an honorable man The only candidate
we believe. not Of the profession oft Law. HIS
election would be most creditable to the State and
most useful TO the country Shall it not be accom-
plished
The following are the returns Of the votes Tor
GoverDor as far az received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

La Paira OF yesterday says that the Editors have
converted the gentleman toe nephew Of Senior d. Pedro
Harmony from whom the Picsynne. OF Friday last de-
rived Of the loss BY the MeXcsns in the battle
at III Paso which took place 18th December last.
The Picayune Ia Farid says. must have mlsunder
stood the gentleman who states that the Mexican oss
only IA killed instead OF le0-the rest were dis
persed.
la Poira says also that Senior Don Angel Arauo who
has been Spanish officer, Is Colonel in the Mex
lean service and has formed volunteer squadron Of
which In the short space Of ono non'h lac has drilled 10
equal the best Of European troops.
Gen M!nop has with him squadron Of the Volunteer
Dragons of GusnAiuato, commanded by spanish ON
GERS who have emigrsted 10 Mexico from the wsrlke
region Of Cabrera
senor Don Benito velez Lieutenant OF the Spanish
Regiment OF The Prncesss Hussars who leii France
after the death of Gen Leon has resided some time In
Mexico has been reinstaied In bis Office and on his
way back to Spain.
The prisoners captured by the Americans in the battle
OF Ressca de Ia Palma have been highly honored by the
Mexican Government. Gen. Ia Vega has been noml-
mated General OF Brigade snd has been presented with
q medal commemorative of his valor. OF the Lieu
tenants who fought by hs side in that bloody connect
Don Aeisndro Prada and Don Silverio Yelez Lieuten
ants have been raised Captances, and ubLieuten
ant D Fehcisno Ruiz has been made Leutensnt-
Lieut. Col. Martinez, who accompanied ten. IA vega
has been elevated 70 the command OF Oattauon ten
la Vega has received his commission as Comnandsnt
General Of the State OF Vera Cruz
The correspondents Of la PARA from Iampico, no.
tcing the report Of the battle between santa anna su
Gen Taylor near SstlO says that i Is altogether I'm
prosble a. Santa Anna al the last accounts which are
very recent was at San Luis engaged in arranging biz
forces When the American forces leave for Vera Cruz
IL Is said that Gen Urea viii march from Iuls with
column of 5000 or 1000 men against IsmPieo Urea
force ia composed onethrd part OF Cavalry, Win t"t
bai,ahons ofArtlery. is his intention TO attack Tam
pico simultaneously with the American attack on yer.
Cruz This officer is also prepared with force OF 400
men to march on Mstamoros Gen Arists Is still IN the
CITY OF Mexico awaiting hs charges relating 10 bis con
duct 81 the battles OF the sih and 9th May
IN o. Delta, March I.
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From the Hampshire Herald
Ruzgie.'s Northampton Water-l ure.

We asst week visited the W ster-Cure Estab-
ushmenf al Beusonvie In this togI and were rstned
with an opportunity OF examining the whole establish
ueni IN ali is parts from top to bottom and hence are
able 70 TESTIFY concerning IL
This - the 6rst buidng that cas- been exclusive
" erected for Hydropathc purposes in this country and
l. said By bose who have visited other kindred esao
Hshmeuts 10 be the most commodiSus and complete
Il % oy 10 feet two and half stories high with sep
sse psrl0rs bathing and dressing rooms for ladies' and
gentlemen An the baths are supplied with sbund
sncc Of pure spring water. There are twenty lodgni
roorns each well ventilated calculated and furnished
for two dodgers There Is also ventstor through The
roof Of the building Il 10 regarded BY scientific men a
admirably csleulsted for the busneas
Whatever msy be the views Of medical men OF Mr.
Rurgless ain gusr mode Of practice judging Of symp
toms By the OF notwithstanding the character
diseases by the condition Of the sk invslids sward
him the creditof accurately describing their symptoms
and navy $40 FE rV sisessea isnys 20 70 ss szGmtao
b. kin bsoys rsHtiAs he Katv SsetmsHi a acme or
s<i sstaAhsslsA He holds that the absence Of cleo
seiy in the region Of the lanssr after hslfbsth Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

MOVEMENTS IN ITALT.-Some important move
msn,s are taking place al this moment IN ltsy, We
may Judge By the extract Of letter dated Milan JAnuA'
" 81 and pablshed IN the Franco American II says
that the people OF Lombsrdy about 70 make an AZ
tempt 70 redeem their country from its oppressons
pcsth 70 the Austrizns l. uttered hy every enc Dur
ing the previous outbreak had taken place al
Milan IN consequence Of attempt on The part OF the
police 70 prevent the Introduction Of Piedmontese
Journal called Il MesssgserO. The young meu Of PsVis
resisted this conduct and joined BY TIE students n
the university cOnnci ensued IN which ten students
were killed and the par; CT the Ausrizns hiry i've
were killed. and more than hundred woun1ed In
consequence the university has been closed and the Po
ice are in pursuit. Of the siuden Many have red TO
Piedmont snd have been vel received
IL 10 further stated tbs; there exists In Italy powerful
party with the design Of making Pope Plus King o1i
he wcSb readily yield bis claims to the hins OF Ped
moaf.
Pamphlets were daily published IN she ssdnisn
ststes ard under the ssnet, Of the government In
condemnation Of the Austrian power Be not surpris
ed say the latter IF ~ any moment you should earn
that al Italy bad risen up one msn to expe the ~
rants Eve. Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13
lfarkets-Carrf1lIy reported fer The Tribune
EzfnAx March 10

FAiDAy. March ~
AsaEs-we note sales 40 bbls Pots at s7i. The
market il firm. Pearls nominally 3l!-
COTTON-The GALES to-day have been small Prices
however are well maintained -plnners are the only
operators-nor is it likely much win be done until
receive the European accounts per Steamer Of 4th inst
Freshis are du and Cotton has been taken for Liver
pool AZ ID.
FLOUR AND MEAIe-The market Is quiet for parcels
on the spot and cannot be quoted over -. ia for
Western and Genesee. The sales 1000 10 300 bbs
There Is fair inquiry arrive and note sales 900
bbs Western al s7t9sS, deliverable 10 all May. To
be delivered al sellers option al this year 100 bbs sold
~ s. In Southern there Is hte nothing doing, and
the market Is nornipsy 5OG6 62i for Baltimore Rich
ulOnd GEORGETOWN sc. Philadelphia IL 81. Rye
Flour IL 754s5, without sales. For Meal there s
some inquiry and 1000 70 1900 obl sold al s5d3 % on
the spot and 1000 bos TO arrive in April At about ~.
GRAIN--We note sale Of 1000 bushels Red Jersey
Wheat 40 cents There 10 bat tsie Wheat offering
The inquiry for Corn confines 10 be good and the trans
actions 70 Day reach At least 10000 bushels including
5000 bushels Northern Yellow TO arrive within two or
three weeks at ~ cents 5000 do Western and North
ern 70 arrive In April 81 $1,000 % 800 do the spot
and hand Jersey Yellow. al % 900 do South
ern 92693 and 1000 do White Southern at IS cents.
Rye in some demand Il 20 cents 10 arrive Barley
10 very quiet Osts ~ fr Tor Canal Come River
arriving AZ selling At f5df7 cents Jersey 81 A c
sales 1000 bushels Northern 10 arrive from Canal
private bargain.
WHlSKY-Tne market ID heavy with more oneying
Sales 200 bbls al N;e cents Drudge 10 down 70 2
cents
HAY-Aboui coo bales changed hands day at 20 cts
cash, for Southern shipment.
/ RICE-The market remains inactive with Gales $50 4
foO terces during the week AZ Sass The tendency
downward ouf there IL no actual decline TO quote.
I Orleans Sugars show decline Z
l cent y z within the last three days. Molasses 1
hhds Ia little lower but bbls held firmly at &c cts
In Brazil Coffee there IA hrfle or nothing doing Th
saes OF the last three days include among other transa
lions cargo Of 2l5 hhds and 2f3 rerees New Orlsar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13
rsmns,..cs Triumph In Vermont.

The vote, LICENSE OF No License taken through
out the State of Vermont on Tuesday the ID INST
has resulted in remarkable triumph IN favor oil
Temperance. So far as We have information says
the Windsor Chronicle he vote is about two to one
AGAINST Licenses for the sale OF Intoxicating Drinks
except for medical and mechanical purposes The
weather was unfsyorsble, being very cold, and I'M
msdiately after the heaviest snow OF the season
With good day ii is believed that the Antl-L'
cense majority would not have been less than Ten
thousand. We sive the following returns from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

Molssses a. ~ cent? and is2 hhds ~ sl~rces .,S
do at 3sa35 cents $50 hhds New Orleans sus.,' -
: cfuis. ard 100 Porto REQ a. u asi cents e. ts
Brown Havana At nan cents 30 bag, Jaw, ca a.
sal0; 800 do 81 Domingo At % s6l and $500 80.
received coasswise private terms IN
PROyisIOss-There Ia much more ae,l,,,v
and an advance Of nearly dollar per Dbl from ~.
est point The sales we note are 1000 hbls "a 30
sl2ai2 % 800 dc cd Mess At IL 50 sna 1000 a.
at sl59ls g; 20 bbls sour Prime brought slo
market 81 the close was held still higher Pei /. y
but not active Sales 100 bols Msss resal,es :, az
About 100 bbls Beef Hams sold 10 arrive a, as - :
Lard there |: 10; much doing. We quote hbs nd h.
Engsnd. Butter and Cheese An without change a. Z
fair demsnd
The following ia the stock Of Beet and Pork q. ~,
Orleans March !, isf7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13
Things in Philadelphia.

Correspondence OF ne lrOuhr.
PHILADELPHIA March II.
During the FIRE AZ Mr. Douredoure's factory. Isaac
w Frowert member Of the Marion Hose Company
died from exhaustion consequent upon the hard service
the fremen had 10 undergo.
The hs5ess corpus for the discharge OF minor
volunteers not disposed Of under the baby act as In
your city Judge Parsons having decided that the MI
nor In such cases has bis option whether 10 90 stay
We have no change 10 note In the markets today
Gen Cass s In town and seems In some doubt whether
70 accep: the Old H1nkeE dinner rendered 70 him al
Albany
The orstorio Of Columbus was repeated again last
night 70 full audience and sgsin received with much
favor.
sAIEs OF SrocKs-FHsi Board and gfto.-S5ooO I. :
5s ls53 %! 5000 DO Treasury Notes. Sc. lO2; ~
yickg $ wn 81 $50 Legh interest 81 e5s DO DO, cot
1000 l. : g. 1867 b5 1924 900 State "a ; days. u
Western Bank 4es 100 Morris cansl, ISL 100 DO 90
cash Isl 80 do do b5 l5i 5000 Lehigh Inst CT 10
Morris Canal S. I5f 100 DO do b5 l54. Second Boare
ssd sfg$5oc0 State Sc b5, Il 1000 do do, 7oi 1000
Al do Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

Tvs cav srIL rHES ooNs.-Geners Tom rhur,
star continues the ascendant judging from the imre
excitement no invariably cresies and he untold sun,
money he has realized already added 10 his entire ce.,
ton OF growth increasing his curiosity with essh .1cee
ing year there u forming any calculation Of N. NM,
weslth. Although Il pretty generally admitted n -
not possibly erve al any high standing In sOciey ali 4
will the qualification Of having surprised asVe
81 millions, aud placed his parents IN state Of suenea Al
beyond their most sacgutne eNpec aons In ueus0s
would Inform our readers, that the present 10 tie 0e,.
erals last IN Newlork, and would therefore sdsse a,
early attendance Al The American Museum 10 lake spui
ng glance sud receive bis farewell. It's hours are n
O'Clock In The morning End afternoon, and aud 81 d.
evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13
sw7s7 40 slI.Os4 Is sli,6Ol

AT New.Orleans there is tight Money market.
and the rate Of interest for good Paper out Of doors
ranges from ali per cent per month. The Banks con
tnue to discount literally, but the offerings are much
larger than they take. There lie but little doing In
Texas securues-Treasury Notes l2s 9l3f cts Inter
est Notes, l4f 0l5 cts Eight per cent Bonds l99l9t
cts; Ten per cent Bonds 20i a2ll cts the dollar.
There has been doing both in Foreign and
Domestic Exchange but the rates have undergone no
alteration Sterling 1921 1924 Francs, 5f47i05f55
Sixty day Bills on Hew-York2ie3 per cen, discount
Checks al; per cent discount.
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BosDEsrows, N. T. Oct Is. IsI6

~ J.
Ma SETH w. ROwLE DsD sD-DL WbAfs Bssss
oWild Cherry has been ia the market some sx OF ss'@
years. The universal celebrity whicb'this msdifns ;"
gsined all Others throughout The whole ccanifI
enough 10 convince the most ireredulous Of the es
Of H. and encourage those who SICK 10 uyiL hr'
long felt my duty. and wished for sn opportunity 70 sn'
press 70 you my gratitude for The benefit have csn''
from H. have been Fescued from The grave, and ssFe'
from that most terrible dsssse consumption by using II
Last winter after took bed cold, was troubled uH
severe cough for several weeks, 90 that my sppeus ~
strength failed me Twas obliged 10 give up my bushes
leave my bench and shop had all the alarming rrV
toms Of consumption, such a. pains in the side, sses
nights, &c. tiled many kinds Of medicine bot 81 W
until procured boule Of Ds WisrAa's BALsax es"n
CHERRY, which by faith and perseverance, tpsly "''.
my lie. and cured entirely. have esjoysd s"'
health for Twelve years pss, az do now.
THOMAS BENNETT
We are personally sequsnted with Mr.. Bennea ."
pubile may rely upon the truth oihis statement
wHITALL sTokfs
GEORGE PARKER
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on hs w'.ff
For sale By A. B. & D SANDS. Druggists, iN ss,ssl
corner Of William sgenis for this sity also o. A'
way and II East Broadway, and by 0rasps"
throughout the United Stsies Beware OF coaa's''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

~ Peine's orris Tooth Paste 10 the beet art
Gle Wa know OF for cleansing, preserving and be'rt
flying the Teeth--Price 50 cents. nor improving u
Complexion, giving II increased sottness and bssul
use either tho Tablet Of Pearl and Alsbsster Price z
cents, Persian Soap or Vanilla Compound, so cent? q
Chinese Meen Fun" 25 cents or Rowlsnd's Ralydor
Mr.. Gowand's Lotion. 81 each To Purify the Bloc
Towpsends ssrsspsrills or Woods Alternative, each
per bottle. Female Monthly Pills. 81, Van Hsuberr
Pill al, or Bsudoques IS cents. On sale at " NJ on
oNs III Bowery. corner Grsndst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

" The Jersey Ship has been secured. The
vessel engaged will be brought TO our whHves on Mon
day next TO load, and her cargo must be all taken In
within Is days thereafter according 10 the charter
she must dispatched the expiration OF that time or
the committee VIII incur heavy demurrage. The vessel
i rated Al 1000 barrels which should be all furnished By
New-Jersey in order fuln the benevolent idea OF
Jersey ship. The contributors already received ana
promised win furnish the greater part Of the cargo but
several hundred barrels still wanted to complete ne
complement Newark Dsiy Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

~ RGv. JoHs NEwIAEp MATHIS ADDRESS 81 Il,
Dedication Of Burial Lots In Greenwood Censtry by Ma
sau Lodge. No 49, l. o. ofO. y avery splendid prots,
tou appears in the Golden hss ard oaa FsloEs Fzz
Compaien- ofhis week Also the conclusion Of "xn g
Desmond" the best story of the season beside Qs,
variety ofexcelent reading news from The Lodges 4,
new tale OF thrilling interest Is commenced enrts
Rose Herbert, the Realities Of starigh, Night
Odd Fellows from the country invited to call 80 An,
e. The Golden Rule s published weekly at 81 year b
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" LADIES will please notice IN another column
toe announcement OF FREE lecture by Mrs Cow, on
Monday evening
TIT HovE JouRNAt-This popular weekly IS
taking strong hold Of public favor The propreiors
make the following announcement
Next week we shall commence the publication OF
The Drama of Life original tale OF great and pecu
liar interest Those who wish 70 commence taking the
paper with this production will have an Opportu
nifty Of doing intend to increase the edition for
the accommodation Of new subscribers. The pubica
ton Of Dombey and Son. will be continued as hereto
fore without any sbrdgemsnt Of the usual contents OF
the paper Each part will be issued in an Extra az soon
as reaches this country and distributed gratnousy to
the subscribers of the Home Journal BY this arrange
men our readers will receive ths popular story At the
earliest possible date and sooner than can be issued
by any OF tire booksellers publishing houses in the
country To new subscribers beginning with the next
number and RENTING years subscription (s2) in ed'
vance we will send the Eve parts already out gratis
Subscribe at the office Of publication No lOs Fulton st
and not at an other place in this City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

Mr. SECRETARY Mason We are sorry 10 learn
from w ashington that MIR. Secretary Mason is con
fined to his bed by indispositiOn He is courteous
and ssntlemAnly Oaacer easy Of approach, and Of
honest determinations. We could pay him no
greater compliment than to say. that both in per
sonsl and Official department he is the sptpodes OF
his immediate predecessor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

PuRRNoIoov-Mr Fowler will repea, bis lecture =
M,rRIxoSY next Monday evening in Clinton Han. Goa
msncIng a, u o'clock Admission only Six Gem
This is the mos, interesting well the mos, popu
lecture Mr. F. delivers. Go early to &c, seats syNn
ton Mr. Fowler will deliver FREx lecture " Iap,y
ONLY mex, Monday afternoon same place Commer,
ing At 3 o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

~ Mr.. Speaker HAssRouoK arrived in town
last evening from Albany sad leaves this morning
for Newbursh to attend the session OF the Circuit
Court there. He obtained from the House leave Of
absence for ten days. Mr. WRIeHr Of Sullivan has
been appointed Speaker pro tenn
We are happy to learn that Gov. Youse's
health has much improved since his arrival at Al.
banV