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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-17

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An act 10 additions chapter Goth ri the Revised
statniesy relating TO highways and bridges.
IS hertby enacted BY he General Assembly Of IL,
lStnfe Of Vermont as foliOas
That when any town shall deem Itself opnrr sred b,
being required TO bud make or Dot in fepsir an,
bridge or road located, OF laid out by the county q
supreme court Ia, or tlfoagh such town, which i cv
aenuy lpr ,he accommodation Of other travel than thai
Of the inhabitants Of such town, the seectmen Of sucl
Town may make application TO the County OF Suprems
Court for remedy and shall be the duty Of said court
70 appoint Three commissioners, not inhabitants Of such
Town, or any town interested In such 10 BE-
had on such application whose duty Il shall be 10
examination into Az the circumstances relating 10 suoi
bridge, or road, respecting its public utility the er
ense ,ueneins me building, or repairing Off same
me aoy OF such town TO bear such expense and the
special benefit that other towns n the vicinity Of o,
through which such bridge or road Il loo ated NAV a.
i've Irom me construction Of the and II such
commissioners shall be Of the opinion that such town
would be excessively burdcned BY dcfraying The whole
OF the expense Of such bridge or road, they shall
pporon such part Of the expense as they shall deem
s , sna easoaaoie no, exceeding one half to any
other town or towns, which they shall deem 10 be-
benefited by such bridge road to DO paid BY such
town or towns, 10 the proportions aforesaid and the
Commissioners shall thereuPon make repor, Of their
uongs 70 the court from which their commission s.
sued and such nav thcreupon assess The town
or towns 80 benefited according 10 such report and
make order 90 tho same, ia the ssme manner a. is
nov provided by law in case Of roads bridges locat
ca in or running through two or more towns
Approved Nov. is, is47.
An act in alteration Of an act relating TO psdde..
u as hereby enacted Dc.
Sec. ]. Every peddlef shall paw Tor license The
following sums, to wit II he tinsei on foot deen
dollars; 1.-The travel with horse or other
burden or with awagon, sleigh other vehicle drawn
oder for sale any plated or giIded ware, jeweirT.
watches, OF any patent medicine, oI any compound
medicine, the composition Of which kept secret from
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-17

Inn MuFfS from 81 to sI2 each. Superior
wv Otter Caps from Canada. Ottcrs, imita-
"on and low priced do for sale cheap by ~,
"c'i' llSl &C. HALL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-17

IN MT ,.IalIHg 70 INC uIaIu I1Ist
n Is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec l. The listers in each town, shall designate
in the grand list, the number Of the school district in
which all real estate Is situated and set in said List the
district seyerally.
Sec2 In case neglect Of the listers to set in the
grand list the estate Of any school district provided
in section one, the said listers shall application of
the prudential committee of any school district at any
time make out and attach TO said list list Of the a
praised value OF the estate situated In said district
which appraised shall be the grand list for said district
until another grand list shall DO made, as required BY
law.
Sec. 3. Section six Of ian act in addition to, and u
alteration OF an act relating TO the grand list approved
Nov. II, A. d. l8i2, Is hereby repealed
Sec q This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved Nov. is, le47 asaf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-12-17
H. Share Of Pub
| lie money.

The foregoing is true statement Of the statistics of
the common school In the town Of
obtained by from the returns Of district clerks
made TO me in feoruary last, A. ID. i8
Attest, rtr' c. d. Town Clerk.
Sec. 4. The act entitled "An act in addition to
chapter eighteen Of the Revised Statutes relating TO
common schools" approved Nov !, ioiS is hereby
pealed. 'lf
Approved Nov. 10, ls47.
An act in amendment Of section thrty-two Of chapter
eighteen Of the Revised Statutes relating to school
moneys.
II Is hetbg enacted, &c.
That section thiriy-tSo Of chapter eighteen Of the
Revised Statutes shall be amended as 20 read fol-
lows Provided, that district shall receive any share
ofsuch moneys, unless during the year next preceding
such distribution, there shall have been kept in such
district school for the term Of two months with 9TH
or money than those which may be drawn from the
town treasury shall have been faithfully expended by
such districts in paying teachers employed theron and
for no other purpose.
Approved Nov Is, ls47.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24
Iate from 1IazstIan-san Luis Potosi


We had the pleasure NJ an interview yesterday
with an intelligent German gentleman who has iusi sr
rived 10 our city from san Luis Potot ard Nszarin
He reports that when be Jeff Nszstsn which vas on
the 2,h Nay that port under srct blockade -
the American squadron well 81 tie other ports 90 the
psciac.
II was believed b. the inhabitants Of Mszsisn. that
that port would be taken possession Of y the American
squs5ron as soon a. guce could BE- received Of the
capture ofthe City Of Mexico. c0nsunmsOn most de-
vouty % be wished for y the people Of this a0ghng
tsgn.
Our Informant left San Luis P0t0s the 2f'h May
al was Quie.ude sud indifference there The iuham-
siory address ri the clergy produced N effect upon the
Potos.ans who have long Trthed under the ltrctous
Df q large army qlartered upon them. and supported
bv extoriions aGf mpos't'0ns upon the poor people -
10 preparations had been made 10 deifnd TOE town
against Gen. Taylors army.
Indeed most of the people warmly prayed 10y the oc
cupaton Of the city ~ The American Army from Slcn
they could nope for kinder treatment than from their
own srmy. There were about 1000 troops Al ian Ldis
i1e ae5riS Of santa Aanas proud army. snd he-e
have beau ordered % the Capital leaving only few W
the National Gusrd % defend the scant i3rthcaors 90
Ire city.
These defences were misera0y Constructed. and to
tally inadequate - protect toe city i wss rumored n
San uis that General Taylor would not march that
place but would advance the Capital BY wy Of Lsc
stecss the Inhabitants Of which said 10 BE- highly "a
vOra0e 20 the Americans.
General Urea stationed at Tuls with large Cue
nile force levying contributions alike friends and
enemies
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

MISE-Resolves are before the Legislature Tor
submitting the people AZ the September election the
qaes'io1 o. 80 altering i5e Consultation - - permit
pura'ty o. votes ~ ccc' Governor Senators am Re-
prrsentayes % The Legislature Instead Of majority
az nov provided Another amendment IL Also proposed
10 be- submitted st ihe time BY which the Legs
s,uro shs be prohibited from osniog the credit Of The
state 70 any private Individuals or corporation and
prohibiting tbs State from contracting any debts above
a certain amount except for military purposes.
Beside these questions % be submitted TO the people
there are bills reported providing for The election Of
Members Of Congress by the plurality system on the
frs tidal and for the system in al State County
an5 Town officers where the Constitution does no, now
r,oufre a fuaforify.
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Centennial Celebration Mt Princeton
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

luIrrsuOAlrLet
NASSAU HALL. June - l-fl.
The Centennial Anniversary Of this Institution
occurs on the 18Th and 30th Of ,his month. Ample AZ
rangemenls have been msde for the reception and &C
commodation OF the great number that Is expected 10
be present and there is nots tenement In beautiful
village whose doors vii not be ihrosn open BY the hos
pitsbe prouretors The services Of Mr. Mckenzie. the
wel-knowu hosi Of ice Columbia House, IN Fhlad-l
phA have been obtained Tor the purpose Of spreading
table for the ni-rtsne OF the graduates and under.
zrsduaies that shall grOzn under a. the decs-es Of the
season Al immense canopy - % b. raised In the Cam
pus" under which the repasf VIII te partakeu o.
new and beautiful structure ms recerty oeen com
uIeted Tor tn use OF tn law school Inc style u
chi.cture s Gothic The building i Of fr--st0ne three
store. IN hienr ant surm0uutrd by neatly finished tur
r-t The front vi the edi1re e divided into number
Of Offices which are occupied By the Professors Of the
Institution and the principal lawyers Of the town. In
,hs 49, u stately vsulted Han seventy feet IN
length which i attended - Courtroom for the stu
dents TIL. building u % b. dedicated 70 Thsmis 81;
noon on th- .-th a. watch tine Chief Justice Green will
deliver an Or.toE Invitations have been forwarded %
over I've huuat II ne most distinguished lawyers Of
the country The sx-rcis on Commence nent Day the
3lfh vii Be- peculiarly Interesting Tie present grsdu-
sng esss i one the most talented thsi for years has
ls The Institution On tue evening Of tnLs day the az
teuton Of Strangers S Be divided between sspleDdd
b 70 De given oy the st11en,t so sss y TIE ladies'
Of the College Fscaliy
hi. Will D. one OF the srsstest day. Witnessed
bv th nhsbtsutso Princeton since the time when toe
Tetoriou, Washington with hi. brave army drove r.
the wal. OF Old SssssE" tie hrsngs Of ths British
crown.
warn and cordial inviisuoe Is sxlsuded q 81 TO
visit Us tbs interesting occasion LF
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hings nj Saratoga.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

SARArooA SPRINGS. June - lS4l
The season is now fairly open. and l think for
three weeks to come. before the place ersmmed to
excess. will BE- the mos, comfortable and pleasant time
TO visit Saratoga
To-day the three daily papers msds their appearance
Tor the are, time this year. The ssrsiogs Whig s
edited by M spooner and Is the only paper advocating
Whig prime Pies here. The sentinel u me orgsn 81
the Bsrnbarner aud The Republican Of the Ola
Hunker sections OF the Loco fOcO party.
There 10 considerable tslk about tee eNee'ie NJ
trout fishing At Lake Pleasant Round Lake, ana some Of
the larger streams about days ride North OF here
some Of the trout caught OF extraordinary size one
we ching 20 pounds having been taken. The hshiog
hsretoore has been principally Ina Pssico Lewis and
Indian Akes and Whist remarkable Is, that the
.h seem 20 deserted these Lakes this par
ne. .opg 20 them having made entire failures thus far
one OF the Messrs. Loou,is OF the Lake House. has
,a. returned home with between nvs and ak hundred
sTout which they keep alive 10 lrOutpond. and
nm ir,sh for dinner parties going TO the Lske These
were caught principally 10 stony Creek one oil The head
branches OF the Hudson.
took lodging a. Congress Hall AAasLEh
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--- ----"l seem ~ iif
So near the heavenly portals bright,
catch the streaming rays thst hy


al such a time-she resumed the exercise OF
talent for the writing OF sacred poetry, which had
been early developed. and hsd even been coca
sionaly exercised boz the midst OF the occupations
OF her busy life.
Sarah Martin stug.le led against disease for many
months suffering intense agony. which vas par
TALLY relieved Dy oplates irW minutes before
her death she begged Tor more OBJ the opate lo
sill the racAile torture. The nurse told her tnat
she believed fhe trse OF her departure had arrived
She clasped her hands together. exclaimed
Ihask God Thank God and never spaE"
more. This was on the 18th October l-l3 She
was buried az Custer by tire SIDE of her grand
mother and a tombstone in the churchy ard bears
"a simple uscur uou, written by herself "hlch
commemorate her death and age. but SAYS not O.
word OF her many virtues. The Yarmouth corpo
ration ought Oh erect a tablet % her memory
either n the JAIL or in the chancel OF the church
of St Nicholas in which she taught her class oi
factory girls. Her services and the debt Of graft
tude which the whole town owes n her VIII not
be forgotten, although no marble tell the tale but
such a monument. % erected by the corporation
would relieve them from the suspicion that they
were as ignorant of the moral worth. as they were
OF the money value OF such lab0rs as Sarah Martins
Since her death. the corporation has been com
PEELED % appoint both a aii-chapialn and school
master.
Il is the business of Literature % make such
life stand out from the masses o' ordinary tx
istences with something OF the distiuctuess with
which a lofty building uprears itself 90 the con-
fusion OF a distant view IL should be made q
attract all eyes O. excite the hearts % All persons
who think the welfare OF their fellow mofta.s an
object oi interest duty t should be included Ia
collections of biography and chrouiced IN the high
places OF history, men should be taught % IS
innate 10 as that of one whose philanthropy has
entitled her 20 renown. and children % associate
the name %, sarah Martin with those % Howard.
Buxton. Fry-the most benevolent OF mankind.
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Relations with Mexico.
Correspondence Of the Journsl OF Commerce.
Xy,s,r,N1~oN, Inn. 90


COUcspOndtnco OF Toe JuNfhsI " VVuiIntIot'
WASHINGTON. juno 81.
In few words. will give you everything that
8. authentic In regard to prospect Of speedy PoSee
with Mexico.
Col Sewers took ont With him Instructions 10 Gen
scott 10 this edect-thst he 70 organize or aid Ia
the alton OF Government as ao IN the City OF
Mexico and make with 10 treaty. according - GER
tain terms This messenger was cut on aud MS message
arrested But the same instructions hsye gone through
other channels
There IL no doubt that Gen. Scott vii ind means 10
make such treaty. and with temporary ana rovolu
tionary power, But still Mexico is not party 10 T.
aud may expect that OF its supussions will Be
that the American forces shall be retained In Mexico
Tor the protection OF the peace party and peace govern
Inxut
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l/In me acton = EfLr4 f.irA Hunt syr' 10 10
Cir-ut Court of the u-c slsrs Tor - Infringement -
- sat-uir ght % msrgserr use ard eel % - a-@o
tb. .ELF-COCKfN6 PISTOL, a verdict has BEEN gwen
f1r ne psruf Win costs n TIA, an1 hn7 Of we've
hurtrei Dol ali Injunction nss been Issued against
Bgrt sym. 70 f-str.la eIn from uaalg % i1g SAD
.rue- Tr-r cell0n o. lrsl, sni lo rGrry u 10
" .shirgfon or til u rrti0ls has been refused
TIE public t1sr-flr- respectfully cEurnc-d tgzinst
rurshs,frg or selling the s~fCOcsrg PISTOLS maze ~
Buut syms suy Pistols 0f similar Slf. - y disre-
gzriins l6s csltion would make Il cecsssary iOr 10
subsrrer % sp9-a h- avs FOR yroi-ctol 10 a. such
rases Al srticis. q hs Kind made By Asa Thur
Der Eorsch Com and are f0r sAs By - 2rnei a. ds a.
er. 10 l1e article il S-~-IJrE ETHAN ALLEN
g-rayi-h Conn IN Nov Is4s rIs 4sxfN I'm stp
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c<D THO11P-ssN'- PREMIUM TRUSS,
Ampr1sec ~ ]. T. Sea amin, IS eesEEAnstp
nj efsei.J approved ofby he hetcs FsenI,
" an al . b tter a. - crsss1rs csD
% zrssussed from " hff pounds ne fupefs 80
o1t b.es pal, wn1h does moct inigfy 70 NE ~
esusEx Md psa y las bscs and s;des % al
,srns1eni splnsl diss<ss Str dsys fy,sl rv9 49,
ss~f><sly satisfactory. ucasy fsanrpst.
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Central NatireN
THRENoLoGIsrs AND PUBLISHERS.
Fow LRR- & WILLS,
ISL Nas-Ra--f. y. Y.

- Matrr.CHr establishment, y Eoat-.t
sl1 Josef Oyster Bay l. l. Dr. >ssv. ite earliest
American praconsr sd al;h0r 90 - ser Cure, receive.
paleuis a. shove Those iiss1ce may, b. sentir
|. l-e nr a r-s-t " 4 lrraL-n-L. Do none ml-l Y
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Guriuq ann GUNNER Hltoicinr.
~ rnvNsEnn,s sARsAFARILLA

DR. SAASAE a hA44AA
wv Nosf EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN TIE
WORLD.
THIS EXTRACT "a Vgi up 20 gsrf Ss'ap 70 % 90 h-ri
I -l.srer -aEs7lef, alt ~slrNnted saperor . sny
sold Ii -urss cis-sses .ihoUt ro~ahg Psrsms Hcss7'
W e-h..stastSg M psiienL .. ..,
rhs xres. b-.uy As superiority 81 tht ss-spsrhls
a. other r-n- Aies H. -hie Il ersdai-s disesse
iuvisorates he bodv
~ HAS PERFORMED
scEE TEAS 5.Ooo cvsEs tn, YsAA
600 cuEEs or RHEuMsrIss.
200 cugEs o. DYsfEPsa.
1880 cuEss 9ENEsAI DEsitirY AMI vsni Of
Nervous Energy
5000 FENkLs CcNPiA ANTS ANn Ovvs.
1000 cUErs % DISEASES
OF Jhe S1ot, VIZ l.cars, scro'lN. ErysipeAi Sail
EhsIn. fmNes 90 he face Sc Nc together ih numer.
10, csses q Cols1prou, Liver Comp sirt Spins Alec
uons a. Thls, ~ are sssre, nue. sppear Incredible
hrt hsve letters from phsfcscs sui gens ron
I'll psrt, q The United states INFO ming q eItsortn
Az cures Van Sskirk fsc. u he respects
be fus sss in Newark Nevlersey iriorrs rs thsi be
an refer 70 than hundred srr my in hat
acc alone There th0lssrts ~ ases 10 he Cty of
N.uv.Y.rk which will refer Ia Win pleasure. sut 10
msn Of character well knoV1-
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t-Ss The State Otcers are now engaged IN can
wasting the votes given the recent JUDICIAL Election
Il 10 20, probable thst they will be able TO complete III.
Iklo Eve Journal. June q
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u ADAM. a Co will accept OR thanks fol
Boston papers IN advance Of me mail
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miscellaneous.
AwYrNGsl AWNInGs

AWNINGS AWNINGS
IrRETCH. VENETIAN AND PLAIN AWNINGS maze
L In asuperiOr manner AID finished 10 splendid aye
by WORKMAN BELL,
10 WertsL corner " " srr7n, y Y.
p,rrt g,rgasth- -rrrb.,
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

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allowed any difference.
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Ia published every WEDNEsDsY ard slrUgOAy mornings
frce 8 per Gnnum. Two oopies Tor s.
NEW-yORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
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r1-An AZ OPPnKTTNITY. whleh -

c.JSan AN OPPORTUNITY, which seldom
lOOO. ccclrs % purchasing ne rAlur-e. ease s1o
- vi ~ 08s - 10 largest zns pr0ila5s saiiag
Asi.bisnmeus B1sn Toe business las been s3cerss-
fly condsc - 10 the pl.ce Tor ue ssi IN ye-rA Too
pr pretor vii rerlCli.h he % patty = 20 an
c,rruan5 so % s-lf fer particulars, sfdrrss res4
O1c-, srr l22l - .
INK. AMBROSE, rErerl-lc-d Eny--clel' t--if
IL .B-@fy - n u hose suHsrir fou dise1 l sty
.t.k@ IA tr-arr-ui mild ard sfcscgus acd cs-f.-s
v-ry uod-rsie. ~ Cnzmoersst doors from ofo>i~"'
jet In
nR1.aN-A v-ry superior an ail-orkNn ~ilh tlseS ~
O,ops ard a octave and tn q pe1sls 70 PelleS' "
a., sor a. Inquire q r. Ives, Jr. eos Bro@d~.y'
j-25 81
CTE10 Pow En-T0 Let stream Po~sr. Inquire a
- "a Tsrfn avruue, cor. Of Twenty ahh-sl leS sG
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UNITED STATES OFFICEK.

Cant q " Mclean. member % The SewJertey Legs
stu-s ale u he Unet s.sie. Navy, hss andy sens us
'se following cerihcsle IL tell, rs Nv siory -
RAHwAY Jan. - lSt7
A wear since was taken with lha tr1srNsa AM m,
.stos ,vs,eri len IN dehilsied state was Induced 10
~ Or Taxus-nd's SIrasysrs and s!ler ssrg i~o or
t7ree bottles yery much relieved, ana aiNnuitN
entirely tna .sd SsrssnSfils rave conlnnci HAins
A. and ind lnSt { Improve every tsy. believe Il saved
ms nfe snd would not be without II under any e9n.dsfs
uon. - e. W M'La-A"
John Jackson ESQ. Editor o. he Rahwsy Republican,
pnb she The above certificate and remarks 10 an editorial
follows
TIE success OF Or. Townsends preparation " sarsa-
psrs appears TO OF the eNTalrdnary character
Cspt Mclean his town. and one from Rev NJ. White,
of staten Island q gentleman well knowu Ia Railway
Cant Mclean believes the medicine 60 have save Nc NE
NH M White seem. to entertain equally strong con.
fiepre In Id. efficacy Intelligent men ike these would
not praise strongly what they did notuy believe TO De
serve T. ..,.-,.,
sCROFULA CURED.
Thu certifcst4 was handed into Or Townsends ofcs
his week and conrnsgey prove that hs sarsApsns mas
perfect control le most obstinate diseases OF the
blood Three persons cured IN one house 10 unpreee'
denied. -
ps TowSsvNp- DsIr Str I hsve the pleasure to IN
form YOU that Of my children have been cured OF me
scrofais bs no Of your excellent medicine TheS
were afflicted very severely with bad sores hsve tsfen
oni, four bottles Il took them away Tor which ee my
al urs ~ taep obi cation. Yours resi- ectfuIly,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, leo WoosIersL
Ecw.York March [, t8if.
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PARKER S
COFFEE HOUSE ,
CATTION TO pEALERs n FIRE Anus

So. g DgY-sr. fFosxssLY o. Ioas-sr.l
g.1.yors ais Ar istr
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SANTA Annals Manifesto.

The New Orleans Picsyune gives the following
translation " Santa ADnss latest Manifesto to bis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-05
AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
Il II l. E G IL A PHO,

ALBANY Feb 4, Is47.
Sonate.
memorial was received from the State Medical So.
oiety relative to idiots
Mr. CLARK reported general law for the incorpora.
ton Of rural cemeteries.
The bill sppropriatng revenues for the Common
School, Literature and United States Deposit Funds
taken up The whole of the BILL after the frst section,
which makes appropriation for Common School purposes
was struck out to the first section
AID amendment was moved, appropriatng $l4 900 for
arrears of teachers salaries and s. 400 for the school
journal
motion to add an appropriation for Delaware Acads
my, was Lost.
also rejected and then the bill agreed to in commit
tee and ordered to be engrossed
Adjourned.
Assembly.
The Judiciary Committee made report against the
petition Of II. r. Hastings presenting charges agsns,
John McKeon District Attorney of New York and ask
ing for his impeachment
resolution was adopted, calling on tho American
Tract Society for an account of its financial condition
The resolution for raising committee to inquire into
tie propriety of making further appropriation TO COM
menOe the manufacture Of iron in the Clinton County
State Prison, adopted.
Mr.. bAscohs moved an amendment to the School and
Academy Appropriation Bill adding to Common School
iund during the years s47 and lsas, further sum Of
saS 900 of the income Of the United States depcse fund
This opposed the ground that would cripple the
appropriations to the colleges and academies to that
special order for Tomorrow.
Mr. RUTHERFORD brought in a bill to establish freq
evening schools In New York
Adjourned