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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-09
PIE N. C. REGIMENT,

We find 10 The is.i :. Green-b rough Pc
tIiol," letter from Capt. Henry, da.ed
at S.llillo. October 10, from which we
take The 1niiosiog passage:
III have visited The Caup Of our Regi.
men. daily for fortnight. on my regular
trips 70 B0ens Vista, 10 attend . General
C"u,t Marital now 10 session lhere, and
Of sh,ch Col. Psine, L,eul. Col. fags.
and myself are members. | perceive
an almost daily iuprosemen. 10 the d,sci-
plioe. ordtr and police Of our Regiment.
snd onhesitslin drlsIe, that. lnsle al
OF the confusion aud disorder go prevalent
10 other Regiments. fiad perleci quie.pde
aud con,en,ment now perssdipg the
"Old North State" Regiment. |, .hou.d
be pub ished 10 the world, tina, while !, il
extremely difficult. 10 conine The men Of
other Ike giments wilhin The cham Of SEN
,nels even by day or nigh, sad 10 restrain
scIne Of then from escaping 10 Saltillo
Vi on bacc hsnsI'an ADVENTURES, or even
fcUn committing dep,ed. upon The
sneihy, ia The mesnnme not a .iagle otli
Ger, l,u"-com~issioneJ officer o. p,lva,e.
oI gur Regiment, has been. known 10 I'd.
venture 30 Sal,iIio s,thoul the proper pass
pors sllboUgh within iso NILS u Tie
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wILMoT PRovIso.

Would IL not be mere honest. in both
the Locoloco and Wing presses S"uih.
10 lay before their readers the true state
nf this question. than TO be constantly en-
deaVoring To fix, fur political purposes,
the charge Of " aiding and abrIIing" upon
each other! l. II moi know u Ia all, al all
cnnverssnt with The subject. that while
the "ProViso" was introduced BY De-
mocrat from the Democratic state of Penn
sylvania, Wings and Democrats from the
North, as body. rallied 10 lis suppOri;
while from the SouIh, they we're bolh
found Together. strange fraternity though
il was, battling uusuccessfully in the
House Of Representatives against IL
This is a question upon which all parties
have been disuniIed, and il is one purely
sectional. The vote upon il at the last
session OF Congress was conclusive upon
this point, hence our astonishment that
charges are SD frequent with The EdiIms
South, of both p.,lisicai parties. against
each other, nf sustaining the "Proriso. F."
De assured that whenever fitting moment
comes, the North. en- inasse. will rally TO
the suppori Of Ibis, or sumo similar mes.
sure emb"dyIng IFS principles. while the
South will present firm, unbraken front
in opposi,ian 10 IL. The true interest oil
the country is. To avoid acti"n upon a
question so lEaughl with evil; and the
only way 10 prevent il is by NOT acquiring
by purchase or conquest, any new terri
Tory from Mexico. III. Old North State.
o.
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,atsiisa saa TAthmsa's aRs sompsB, q
light nTihleEy.
a.. HsEhfs's enmmaad rs an .,
he Nzii0asi bnAgs. il aslsrzlas -
hesllh. oaly fity bsing - he sri a,
and bsa fs~ a llsfm srriaasly "A.
A lrasr Con Vera crux. dad q n.
slh instnni. snales that eaosls EHw.rs.l
70 llae inirrisa ga OriEaha weas ~ -.
snl3era % ahr anesmms aaKes saasa~~a =,
shs Mrxsrsn sHshaFliiss. mi ~ese ahey
molrslrd nn The rad. This wss sa.,'.
dsrd . saiisfsriay ssiarsce shas lie =.
emilia force wss dsils beconiag se,l,,
IN TIE surrounding rounlfy. -
Col Daminsnsz's sisxir.a snx 49,
pany leli Ten Cnz On he III in,,,.,
yah dssPaiehss l0r Geo. Scsa from n.
GOVERNMENT
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HOW % GET a Cabin Passage.

The " PICaynue Iells one u tie besl
stories at The season under The sbnve IillF.
10 APPEARS that. = les weeks. slncr, a. one
Of our finest Eanspars Steamers Sas about
10 leave New Orleans Cor Yer. CruK, aud
ell the Colaneis aud Captains aud Maj 'rs
and Surgeons we're putting dawn their
names lnr berlhs. q quieI,laaking and
neslly-dressed young msu stepped up 10
The table on which lay The Register. and
entered his name IN = build hand Opposite
10 herlh No. l6. as 50 John Robinson. NJ.
d." The Clsrk, who was standing by.
Observed" D.lelor. can give you bet
Ter berth than thai" Thank yuu,"
said the Doctor. - will leave il entirely
10 yonr selection" The DoeIor took u
seat: and presently after. an Officer en-
tered, who knew him. Now comes the
rich pan Of the story: ~ taaE
=" Why, sir" said the Captain 10 the
Clerk. lido you allow that man lpOinling
- Rnbinson, to enter the cabin" ''rhst
man." answered the Clerk, I. has as much
righ,, sir, in the cabin as YOU have
You are mistaken" said The Captain;
do you know who he is :" "Cerlalnly
] do know who he is-lhal's one OF your
Surgeons" The aslnnished Officer start
ell 10 smazemenl. and exclaimed, "why.
sir. that's one Of my teamsIers-SurgeOn.
indeed!'' II vas now The time Cor the
Clerk 10 show surprise, and he looked
the very picture Of establishment. "There
mnsi be some mistake about This" he e.
nally remarked; 81 bat III soon see all a.
bout il" and stepping into the cabin.
took up the Register aud pointed 10 ..John
Robinson, VI. d." BY This time, several
Of the passengers were cIowding sbuuI
the Register, having heard something oG
The affair. The Captain Of the Steamer.
too, had also Joined the company, when
the Clerk Iurn,ng round 10 Robinson. said
TO him" I.nok here. Doctor or Mr.. r.
blnson. or whoever YOU are. IL this your
name! ?" The individual addressed. cool.
ly Got up. and stepping 10 the table to see
which name The Clerk meant. said. upon
seeing the name on which he held his flu
ger. Yes. sir. that's my name." did
you write il p asked The commander OF
the vessel. Yes SIR" did YOU write
M. D. after il p asked the cuunnsndrr.
~ did" Are you a Doctor Of Msdi.
cine or q Surgeon ?" continued The Cap
tain. "No sir" calmly replied i.fbin,
son. "1'hea why do you attach ihese
Initials 10 your name :" Because they
designate my profession or rank in III,
srny." "Y"ur profession your rank
Explain yourself. Are you an officer!'
continued the commander. mo sir,
never said was an officer" mildly re
piled Robinson. SWELL. sir" deman'ie,
the Captain, why do you use the !. "
D.'sfier your name; what do they meant
-" have no sort of objection. sir. TO in
form you-M. d.. as ! use the lellers
stand for H,,ie Driver! John Robinson
Mule Diver! aud gia't nothing eist g
All hands laughed at the cool wit Of III
fellow. and The Captain OF tile Ship SAID
that ile N. D. couldn't go on tie deck i
his vessel 10 eat and sleep, mo how
could be fixed," @ a4'a @* 9@-'..'o
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Santa Anna has I0ughl si<sdAs an4
saFues ~. Il 80 saresssiuliy. sser ssnne
he Esassn - MsEirn. and. % q whl b
sssn 81 hss Manifesto. even shen siiiP-
ped II paw.r. lall. :. ~Ilh his lane % ahs
iae.s dsnouseing those 40 think os laik
e pesre. snd eshonsag he eoenIfymea
@ esnssnd % The lsst sssiast oar arms.
TIE qsesaisa. therefore. rsrufs wIth more
loses Ihsn sssE. shy wss he ever pratt
lrd 70 IeIusn 10 lead On and shias'e bic
nssian. o. whsI reason had The Admins
Irallon lar suppos'aE thai he ~o1ld f.yof
their designs against his own eounlryl
The NJ slsry has meter been elta ed %.
And IN sesms ihslno rhsrgs Of insinesTily
nr trssrhery hss ever bern brought against
Santa Anaa. ~hleh would have beea The
Gee had be made sny pledges or gwen
any graunds Iar supposiag lbsi be xnuld
hare favored peace. On The contrary.
Santa Anna las always openly and boldly
asserted that he came 10 lead the mar. snd
that be has IslElled his mission. That
there are matters connected with this bu-
siness krplroneeslsd wehsye never doubt
ed; Tor ne cannot believe thai the Admin
islrslion rsmmiIIrJ 80 rgregInus bluader
~ 10 permit Santa Anha's return nsIely
in The h"ps. or for . chance, al his turn.
ing traitor THIS wosld have been Rsnb-
ling wIlh high state matters in ssrRest.
and ao"ld well ennlle those concerned In
the cnnd. mRaIion Of haI sxsersiinn Ol
every American. ALexgndria Gasale.
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From the Boston Post.

Great Curiosity.-Thers is nov. 10
this city a Bosjesmsn or Bushmsn, IRON
South Africa. q fair representative Of; a
mos. extraordinary and singular rare OF
men InhsbIung pati Of the country ly-
ing about fifteen hundred miles northeast
Of Cape Town. This is RAGE Of men
perhaps as li..ls known by The clvlllzed
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- -
80 go - dFPFsesriaas gP1a
- rs bssa esmDiist - sns
A a<s sshPly q siashiRG.
bsy 81 fcersEs - tsy.l ti.ae
lealsss . eissslissss q essss snt
l,sssaeaas. asdsd - ne sarsAral
saa pshrs Gsl.ss enfosed ~ Gel
Psiss sn1 - aws CHER eHerIleni Flrld
OResrs. 81 ask or Rsg.msatrQaaA 20
sRT 0f he - EsgsIas RsgHmsuts q : IN
i.ntry 81 The kns. = snd esElsialy Superior
60 DE Yolsnl-sE R-gimsnas 500 here.
>. Bal he sarrt ps05sred By large
sad iul. Rsgiaeas ssder geoi ciseiPl,ns.
sii be l0sl 18th %. % @sAgEs and %
asrh Fsdared il rank and ole % sssEy
raapaay iron dsslh aad daseh1gGsa The
hssllh az the Rsgineps . beSler 500 thss
- has sset bren. The nsmbeF Of slck nol
being more than sixiy-fsf. AMI sesEssls
apy Of ihem N hosPia.l. since last 3D.
dressed son. Caps. Pss.d+r. our QasfleI-
msslrr. has d ed. and he Iemslns haze
been ssnI 70 Manlsfey. Col. Paias has
bsen extremely snl0sIanaae in rsgId 70
hs SI.H. Oar regularly aPIoinied As
sistsn, cammlsssry. Exam " hiIsker. and
Assistant Qasrier NJ sier. = AanOn Pen
der. have buth died; Cap. BUrk isliLim N
the midst Of hls late troubles laol sgresa-
Oly 60 his eansenil 70 become ieRpar.Iy
aid,de-oamp 20 Gen. csshlng-shd an
sorry 10 add that our highly - esnsd As-
sisVaat Conni.ssry. w. p. GTasss. late.
iy appointed. rice Wh'i.k.r. deceased, 70
Al this ii ns qulls III Al SsluIla, from the
prevailing disease Of lhs rnunTy. A..
Col. Pane ~. laborsd under lhess
and many her Disadvantages. since he
has undsrIs2sn The iunemohs pfhis present
station. and the result oil I'll he lsbors and
persrsrTing sfaEls hes proved HIN 20 BE-
no ordinary nan. II he has been too rlg'd
40 his discipline Tor an officer If V.lUn.
Ieers. an sure il sss an sIror Of the head.
add not OF the heart. aud ] am equally sure
that ! am right in ssy ing. that both OIL
GERS and men gill Ike hin, and every
other diseiplInarI.n IN the Regiment. much
beIler Al he md Of ihsiI serties Tor The
elevation which this discipline sill give
them. The resgnanons Of officers Of our
Regiment has moi yet eoms 20 an end.
Capt. ROBBERS oil the Wayne Company
has resigned, and i'll shortly set out l"r
home; he has had bad heal,h .ysI since
he his been in the county," q. .
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TldSis Wsii cd aagaesdynN. 6aE.
Browh. While euisFisning iiltss Ep3a1ass
ia rsElld 70 die 0FiEin q he AsE. 49,
he riehn q The people 70 eiseuss thf
qaessioa, : IN fsg0r Of ils siaaE0as pro
ssesli6n. Iie disks dat bad he Va
been eaue6eied wIih praper eaicirnry
fsam ne krsl. 4 wonld laag sinre hpvsI
been br0nsll 20 close. and lhai naw ths
aniy Femaining alaernEiisr lela -. :. = =
1t The nslina's power be snmmonrd - .
mighty elan. and lei il hrcsk upon thai
devoted country. peal afler peal. IN ons
unreasing mole az thunder"
Tennessee has been farrmn<s Ia fnr-
nizhing sseimenss of her sons te6 gha eur
battles 10 Mexica. Her palrio.ism 3 b.
yond dispute: and yel, tlirsBgh he ssiee
Of her Executive. she denounres DE ari-
gin &C The War. and claims he iadsfrzsi-
bic right q passing popular judgment up
on those who brought Il upon The eoun-
Iry, and whose imbeeile policy has pro-
l"ngsd IL thus Car. " q. Bee.
South Carulina.-The I.eghlslurs nf
this state eOnyrned in columbis On the
ed ullimo. The message Of Governor
Johnston is an unusually able and inter-
esting document. His remarks on The
war with Mexico are peculiarly clear. just
and farcible. and will siarile The misgui-
ded Democrats who rely upon South
carOlma 10 sustain ihe course Of The Ad-
ministralion on this subject. lie thinks
there would have been no war. if The Pre-
sidenl had not unfortunately ordered our
army into The disputed territory lhat the
fact. that Mexico did not pay our claims
Of indemnify against her, was, alone, no
just cause Of war; that the whole Of Mex
iro. if conquered. would not be worth The
cost, in dollars aud cents, Of the conquest ;
that il could no, cordially amslgamaie with
Ms. but must be kept in suhJeriioa by q
large standing army that we do mol reed
more territory, what we have, being suffi-
rien, cause Of dispute on dangerous and
delicaIe question; that more might lead
TO a contest more disastrous Than The wal
itself; that il. therefore. /. becomes qnes.
ton Of serious import and great delicary,
10 determine what course, in this jnnrture,
the Government II the Uniird Stairs ought
10 pursue :" that il ought not 10 . 10 any
act calculated 10 comPromit lis interest
honor or dignity" and if there be any
other 81 Than the attainment Of an honora.
BILE peace, ], is shut up in The closet !" and
in confusion, he suggests. "as worthy o.
consideration, whether We should incul
any odium, and whether we should MOI
consult our interest and dignity By with,
. drawing our army from the interior Of The
country. aud throwing around il a line 81
decentralization which would cut her Of
from all communication with the rest of the
world. Is il not as well calculated to pro
duce VIVA, ought 10 be the desired result. a.
laying waste the country with the sword
and at less expense Of blood and treas
IRE 7" Star.
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PROM VERA cRrZ

.f,t .er.s..-z N, 49,, =, a.. h.
inc steamer Edlih, with intelligence
from vera cruz 10 the sih instant. arrived
al New orleans on Monday week.
",,e appears 10 nave oeen no ia'er
s' ~, ."'h 'ne eny "i Mex'co.
ne oh"eu STATES propeller buchanan
no"nu 'r"m vera 1iuz 70 iamp'eo, on
"e e's"ng OF we ON instant wen. ashore
oh i'"o"s isianu. fessei Total loss
no ives ,os'.
ne vera ,,Iz Arco IRIS !" ihe sih
FURNISHES me '"h"~'ng exrac' oil le''er
iron, Us correspondent al JalaPs:
nase ie'e1 from .lurfe'afo OF ihe
S''' " oc"'oer, rom winch ! learn ihai
u'e'r were se'en'y-"ne uepnl'es Then ~
we guy a'uiough some oi iilem were VI.
n"' !" y Snown ,ha' several others were
an urn way h,'her' ana u was believed
"''' 'he'e WOMB very shor'iy De a SUN
. .," n"m"er mere " open me session.
ne n'a business would De The election
~ p'",'"c'a' ries'aen' o. ihe Republic,
~ "'''en P"s' we io'io"lnR gentlemen
were eanaiua'es: senior Pena y Pena,
"a, - 800 a'u e"e'i H'H"n'e.
wig "e "'a' news mas fraeheu
mem ~ designs formed ~ The city al Mex.
leo by the stock iobbers, who, p.,rceiyinp
that they cannot now Introduce a monar.
chv inlo Mex;c,-E,r ,bs,s !. n..h.,d,.
vbo wn,,,J =. ..;,,;. ''
49,. =" 70 ""."s " purchase an" go
'erh me NATION without It's sympalhies--
propose to form two great s,ales and 10
annex them to the American Union. Blu,
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- sngIssNsEnaa ssass aHd ee1asaa
hslla1lT aalsf Lhe heFls q PassioR. ti
Is oalY Elasn mszsuHad b. de 6sRe rules
q sssh ; 81 splil ds>s Henry Clay. q
q men ll.aa lise. soailt be Eo1nd. o. sap
posed wsnsing . s6a1siOn and kdslsy .
Is ea@AlEy.
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All makes a total Of

j." a letter received nj Vera Cruz. from
Il" Fort kenley.' a. the National bridge.
dated on the 4th instant. announces The
ARRIVAL there Of Gen. Patterson. with his
immense train. and nearly five ihousand
troops, having gone so far without the
least molesta'ion, He had established
his b adquar,e,s al SAINTS Annals hsciends.
.bn, was 10 lake M his line of march in a.
few dajs, accompanied by the Baltimore
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~ sskaouiedss g. se s's
az rvlsl By lore or by irssd. snd 4 de
ts0 q spPssns - ne irsn xhsa h-se
Obssrsed IhI0sgh de, shsl ne more sap-
RsFous mistress Of he too : iils SaaAn
sho pss.ends no suihoras a all MhsI.
essr Cad lhi, q b. The csss. shsnsseT
I hear il sad thal Mrs SO-.nd-sa . ths
mosl lsrk. The moss ssqalesrihg crssiuEe
ia exislsHre. hi she has. sssa apan Ihs
aaasl lEIaaag point. no MI nj her osn.
Mr. any desire 20 hare any wlll save ihsi
Of her hs.band'.. seldom f.l ~ discover
that. although Ihe truth - she has 20 w'll
buI that Of her husband's. she has taken
ysry god care Beforehand Iha, his will
shaala be The very thing sLe woSld ~Ish
il 70 be. The I" WoB'i you. DEAF has
itsPIasr. esItalniy-ai msy noS and then
be checked By S.dik; bal Ihe' Will you
NJ. my la.el" sax. us ell. Hss'sn help
10 ,-In'o mere MsTdsk-l Quia.
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Things I'm Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 3, l-iI
We have more rain and violet wind. which
cheek outdoor business
The wings OF Bucks county, after an animated
contest last evening chose delegates 10 the Ggbensto
rial Convention favorable to Gen lawn. estimate his
certain majority now join; ballot At p Il has been
irtmated that the Hon. JAMES CooPEk VIII "itndrA"
from The canvass. that party may settle down unsn
imously and BY acclanstiou, upon the esunaole ana
f.vorite Irwin. The contest between the respective
friend. Of these gentlemen, though animated has been
courteous and friendly Gen lryin position before The
issr Conyepton when for many ballots be had plural
inv of rs votes and hearty cooperation subsequently
bestowed By MIN and his friends IN the support OF zen
Nsrke have given him claims on tnc justice as wei AZ
the affections OF the Wing party no one m the state
\. more respected than NJ. Cooper and his political
friends vii not allow his tzlents and unwsserns h1e
itv % 20 unrewafded. He will be Cherished and al
vsnced by them But Gen IRWIN was settled upon 10
rno.t mari, OF our state before SIR. COepers friends
brought him prominently forward ana l nave eon'la'
cred The formers success certain from the outset
There i no reasonable cause Of doubt that the
Whiz nominee viii be elected next Fall The insane
course Of the General Government and the Wild distrae
tons OF The LocoFocos IN State would defeat them
alone bat Pennsylvania Is awake TO the Influences ei
the Tar-her citizens see through the nockery OF pre-
tended rnodihcafions-they feel that they must not
oply know their rights but maintain them. The feeling
zhout state a with the Wings on every great
question and no Kane letters Buchanan endorse
Will save the rec lraoers from oeieal OF the re-
yiers Of old Rough and Ready from merted retriou.
eon look with a. much confidence 70 the election OF
Gen Irwin can 70 any event Jet in The womb Of the
future.
Flour is in limited request today at 1894 20 50.
Corn Meal s45 TO Dc delivered al the opening Of nsvi'
zation Whes. sl.25 to Si35 Corn IS 10 90
Groceries are irmer. sales Of Coffee equal the re-
ceiots n o. Molasses held Al 80 eta. which Is ad-
vance and sugars tending upward.
Provisious stl buoy ant az the advanced rates.
-.fr. >srytff Board and Afte1
Board -l3O Girsrd lOi 500 s,ate Sc IN; so Texas
Yorsl 1000 State s. TIA 800 Wiling IS eli 100
do DO 60 q ss3 Lehigh int IS; ca schy BIZ cap S;
500 Texa. notes ~ 800 do pr CT BIDS 90 100 do 10
ur E, note, l5f; 80 Norrstown q so Morris IS l0i
Pa 90 go; 40 State Sc IA 20 Texas notes "a Sc
aa.S * al,
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From Brnzo- snnlinan.

FROM the New orleans Mercury Jan. %.
The mail ofthcU. ). steamer Edith. at the South.
west Psss having been brought up last night have
received copy of the Mssmoros Fag OF tire 18th inst
Information had been received there OF The affair n
which the guard Of Col May wss cut Oh The yer.
sien OF the affair published in the Flag H. that bcside
the eleven men, Lieutenant and Sergeant commanding
the guard were cut OF.
The Flag publishes correspondence which took place
on the 4th and 5ih inst between A. Menchssa, the
Ayuntamiento of Msiamoros, end Colonel Clarke the
military commsndant the former complaining OF
excuses committed by the volunteers. and the latter
promising to do all In his power to prevent them. Al the
same time he observes
Il Is unfortunate that two recent attempts upon the
lives OF volunteers have been made. In instance
there no provocaiion whatever the other attempt
not usrhable in the circumstances OF the case -
You will readily admit that such calculated 10
the minds OF the troops and render the task Of
controlling them difficult
Col Curtis's regiment of Ohio volunteers were tho
only troops remaining at MstsmOros and one OF them
having murdered Mexican to rob him of his blanket.
the Eisn of the regiment had issued Rn order that
commissioned officer private be allowed to
leave the quarters with arms unless ordered to carry
= md mn viz ION
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
6YEI eCTRIC TElEG RAPH.
NEg.YoRK lEGIsLATURE.
.wrDSrsDIr, FEB. 81 P.

srvaTE "WEDNESDAY Feb. ill
Mr.. CLARK. BY consent, reported bhl IN re!a-
,iop the se.raus Retreat IL SewYoTk.
The bill 70 APPOINT Commissioners 70 codify laws
was taken up and debated. The question Of s'la'
~ vas debated at length but not disposed Of The
sum. Of $4,000 and 81 900 were named.
Tbs bill relative to Jurors in Kings Co was sen,
70 the Con mittee Of Conferences.
The resolution. Of thanks 70 Gen. TArLos wsrs
sent to the Military Committee
ASSEMBLY
Mr. SIcELEs presented 6 rsDonstranes from thir.
teen Hurlgste pilots sgsirs, any alteration il tie
lac regulating their business
NJ BroDeEr reported, with snendmsnts the
Senate bill for se-sabnitting the amended city char
ter to the voters Of New.York city
The principal arasEGmsnts proposed are as fol.
lows
The section relative 70 lsvyInz taxes SO amended
that the power 70 levy is 10 be continued with the
Legislature &c az present.
The amended charter to be submitted to the pec-
pie a. the next charter election.
Opening and laying outsTeets TO be done By con
tract, which Is TO be approved By the Mayor.
The 18th section, which provides for compensa-
ton Of members Of the Common Council stricken
out
There is to be an appeal from the Commissioners
making assessments 10 the Board Of Supervisors.
The bill was referred 70 Committee Of the " hole
House
The Annual Report Of the New York Institution
for the Blind was received.
The house non-conc1ued IN the amendments by
the Senate 70 the bill increasing the number Of
Juror. m Kings Co
A bill was introduced to relieve Orange Co from
the expenses attendant upon the thai Of Polly
Bodine.
resolution was introduced for the appointment
OF Joint committee 10 consider the propuety Of
making farther appropriations Tor the Manufacture
OF iron in the Clinton County State Prison.
4 resolution was adopted instncting the Bank
Committee 10 report on the expcdiency OF inGeas
ing the premium to be paid by agents OF foreign
insurance panies. and the taxation OF the re-
cepis OF mutual insurance companies OF this State
NJ. SIcKLEs offered q resolution that the Judic
AIRY Committee have power 10 send TOR persons and
papers in the matter OF tie petition Of II. p. Hast
mos. Laid on the table.
Mr.. WALSH offered a resolution calling on the
Controller for the items Of the sum Of sl0sOo0 ex
pended for the maintenance Of peace IN the Coun
ties Of Delaware, Columbia, SC. Laid over
The bill forming Judicial Districts was made the
order OF the day for Friday.
Mr.. BEERS called up bis resolution directing the
Judiciary Committee TO notify JOHN MckEoN OF
charges preferred in the petition OF HASTINGS mo
ton debated and the whole subject laid on the ia
Bile, g. 10 %.
Mr. BLoDGETT called up the resolution directing
the Railway Committee TO bring in bill for al
lowing railways tocarry freight payment Of tolls
after some debate it was laid on the table Ad
iOuned