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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

This day at q O'Clock the Citizens Of New-York
interested in the completion Of the subscription
70 the stock Of the Hadson River Railroad are
invited 10 assemble at the Merchants Exchange
to sdop, such rneasurae, may be thought ne
eenary 70 secure that important object. Tie
benefits which would accrue TO our City aud State
from the opening Of tbs new channel Of CON-
non;cation with tie Capital are too obvious
to require specification, and the spirit recent
Iy exhibited by those most directly interested
10 the proscs leads Us 10 hope that the aay o. 81.
Tinensss and Indifference has gone BY, and that
Eew.York is about 70 arouse herself to an effort
worthy of her commercial position and pecaniary
power We trust there will be numerous and
spirited gathering, and that our capitalists Will
come up to the work in such a manner as 70 dissi'
pate all remaining doubts Of the speedy comsam-
nation Of this grand aud noble enterprise. Now
tina, tho wsgf, ditacolties have nearly all been SUP
mounted, It viii DO a reproaeh upon the character
Of the City Il the work is suffered 70 fail FoH -
There's no sach scord az fall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
FOREIGN Panpers and Criminals.

duced by him in the House Of Representatives to
prevent the importation OF Paupers and Criminals
into the United States. The following is synop.
sis Of its provisions
l. The Consuls Of the United States required to
examine oath otherwise. rs they may think best
all cmigrants who may take passage for the United
States.
H. upon examination, sueh person shall not appear
10 have been either paupcr OF criminal the Consul
shall give him certificate Observation-Disclosures, not
Duplicates of these certificates shall be sent 10 the
magistrates OF the ports for which the emigrans may
have embarked a. 10 anticipate their arrival posi-
be.
4 All immigrants who shsn arrive In the United
States after six months tsom the passage Of this act
without such certificate shall be deemed psupers or
Criminals and shall be reshipped Tor the ports which
they left. and master OF vessel shall land them in
the United STAKES. under penalty oi-s250 for esch Of
fence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

~ Tho Courier AID Ea7zirer Of yesterday
contains particularly soslr and l-natured disi'ibe
against the opponents Of Capital Punishment Os-
tensjblv devoted 70 an exposure Of what It calls
'claptrap. it is Itself about he soETiesi s9eci-
man Of that sort Of writing that has lately
fallen under cur notice The author, whoev-
or he MY BE-. is evidently vezed because
this question, which has been so often and 50
conclusively settled by the ipse dl1H Of such
profound philosophers as himself vii not after all
stay settled, bu: will still come up for discussion
onder circumstances afording constantly aug
Inenting prospect Of the utter determination Of
the Galows Keep your temper, gestlemsn Inc
work Of Reform must go forward and the victoryis
certain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
Business Notices


" One Of the most important effects Of the recent pro-
gress Of Science Is the alliance Of Chemistry with Physol-
ogy, BY which new and unexpected light has been
thrown upon the vital processes u animals. For this We
are indebted chiefly 70 the German and French chemis,
We have nov clear understanding oflhe different actions
Of ailments poisors and remedial agents. and The long
dented heory Of The blood being the portion Of the sys
TEN upon which he latter should set Is demonsfs-
ed truth. The great object therefore, Is sscerlsa what
remedy viii act most directly upon The constituents Of the
blood 1hcu Ia The act u combination Experience, Obser
walton clouds Of Witnesses establish The fact that sAsDs
sAKAP.ziLs is At the very bead Of ths class IL poen
tsl virtues aesed by thousands Of rheumatic and
scrofaous patients snd By a. who hsve taken this pfeps
ton for diseases u he skin
Prepared scd sold whole,ss and retail, By A. B. K D
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 yulton-si corner o.
Wnl4rn-sL z73 Broadway, aud y Ess. Broadway. REV
YORK. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout ht
United sl4ies Price 81 per bottle. Oh boles for g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

NEW MExIoc---T ST. Louis ReveiIe Ia.
tiers from santa Fet5 November 70. Teey eoss.s, =.
H. rees fem ~ fac, hat the o0r- d-1.s, ~..-.
tonrent s0d no, operating actively The ls,,>r. =,
OF tie hs-dships Of the portion Of The roops vho S-.
necessarily been engaged in bailns forts A., - ~
Q1sri'r Master Department pgr-zii OF ssir.y 49,.
sc without the 81 A'csi occurrence Of sayth!ny
estus. Nothing Is SD OF the reporstd sc.,A y C
Bargwin and defeat q bis command Focr nop,h. -
vs. then due 10 the Noiuntrsr AFti.cTy Rsf,.-. -,
com plants ca Asi sccoust hat becn naAss n. -
march Of the command oatif IS sd the Artgerv -
having broken down. the ot,cess pros,srea III, -
psivstc horscs % replace thsui. since which -. -
have ben on foot the Government nj AAsns as yer -
furued them n Others nor paid t1r thtn Ics r,.7
sy i said - have becn great
No news had been received OF Gen. Xeafney s.s. \.
sent back ;hc Dragons after meeting the sxgres. g
ihc PsciG>.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
Thing. In Philadelphia
corr,sPous-aes Of rAs Tribuss.


PHILADELPHIA Jan. 81.
Another cod braring isy. and Business al SIS
pended vairag the steamers arrival Holsers are HsIn
ard ce-snd h,asr rs.es under the rews b The eGe5ec
n aou-, eoton sn6 eorn Tnsfe has been 10 movement
IN the srs-a u1aet
The Railroad Convention IS stu IN session
Among is neEn5ers arc some Of tie nos, influential
persons IA The S.e AID tasr design 70 70 induce the
subscribers 70 ~ Central E0uie 70 adopt II preferences
Tia aroczh Po.tsvle and sgnbury 70 Ere. There has
oeen n-eh discussion today series OF resolutions
5Gi a. yet n0taas has ansPred which s q interest
beyond orr locs-lry.
Our ot1eeFs OF volunteer cavalry have held q
EeeTns icF Ee FErposs Of procuring cavalry regiment
. 5e rendered &c Tie Government or service daring ,hs
-E n Nsxe.. Hev sesa peace could b conquered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

Statement In Behalf of Col. Burnett.


GESrlENEN Being absent from the city on the
morning OF TIE publication Of The Tribune Of the 9th
inst article stating in substance that Col Burnett had
been arrested and held bail ia the OF $4,000 for
debt was not seen by me Al the time. Ny attention
however having ocen called 10 IT, deem il my duty 10
say ia Justice him that the statement Is wholly false
lie II instance arrested for debt II be has cred
itors they tee honorable sld generous 70 attempt
70 ebagrsss him on the eve Of his departure upon
patriotic expedition.
Several efJEts were made 10 thr0w Obstacles In his
way ty commencing sections upon frivolous grounds
arising out OF nis oc position and laying the damages
IN large amounts thinking 10 cause him inconyenepce
when the point Of eh Akstion. but the parties wholly
failed IN Their Object lie he'd 10 bal IN but one
instance N which case he gave bona 10 toe sheriff Ia
The Of $500 from Which circumstance your Re
porter perhaps mised but In this the plaintiff
failing show q action. his Honor Judge I'd
monds, promptly made AZ order dischsrg.ng Colonel
Burnett ircn putting IN special bal
Il VIII 5e gratifying % the friends Of Col Burnett ard
perhaps % hOse who feel Interest In the Of
the gallant ofccrs aud uLter hs command learn
iha, every ssmp; made 70 eu5ArrAss the organization
Of the Regiment impede ia departure that OF IL
commanding ocer, failed IN IA otoct and hat every
obstacle has oeen promptly sgTmountet.
have the honor . be yorr obt scrgt
tlIJAH NAEr Counsel tnr Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

The LABoRSS lRisH.-We published few
days since the s.emeal OF Mr. Harvey ihs, he labor.
ias isA male AM female Of this city hsd RENTED 70
heir poor friends IA Ireland during the pas, year the
sum Of SsoSoco NJ. Harvey says il note to the Pos.
aSi he has since received similar returns from Phas.
ael9hls sad Baltimore, as foloSs Amour, OF small
drafts remit;s- lrclani fron Philadelphia IN lSi6
Sg10.l50; From Baltimore sS3.soO. ADD New.York ard
We have grsei so.A OF slool.65o
Here" saws Mr. Harvey arc one million OF dollars
part Of the hard earnings Of tie poor Irish emigrsnts
sent IA year 70 help the poorer friends a. home. and
81 dooe quietly, regularly and systematically withou;
any parade Of public meetings or committees.
vii be acknowledged By the most preudiced sec
ter.ans and politicians that my eountyinen have iher
virtues well As their fahags-they certainly receive
el share Of abuse for the 0nc and therefore thiak
they are honestly entitled 10 prSse Tor the oihss.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

ALTERED BANK NoTE-A Bank in this city re.
ceiyed yesterday in remittance three Of the Merri
mack Bank Haverhil Mass altered 10 one hhadred dot
lars exceedingly well done The vgnetb Of the SIS Is
stores wharf loading of wsgons &c On tho hight hand
end Is country girl with bundle of wheat and bonnie,
Ia her hand T. A. Porter. Cashier; Rufus Lonsley
President Unless some measures adopted % break
up the numerOus gangs Of cOunterieters altered bills
will be more plenty than the genuine. Boston Atlas
lS- Gov. BRIGGs has been chosen President of
the Massachusetts, lie yslatiye Temperance Society
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
NETWORK LEGISLATURES.
SENATE. Thursday.

SENATE Thursday, Jan. p, lei7.
A petition was presented from S. Van Rensse.
laer asking the repeal Of the law equaizing taxa
ton. and for the enactment OF law tor the speedy
collection of debts.
Mr. HAND reported bill to provide for TIE ap-
pointment Of Commission 70 revise the rules OF
practice and forms OF pleading in tho New Courts
Of Record
A long debate took place on the Bill to pay Ger.
tain officers Of the Convention. They had already
received all the law allowed and this bill added to
that pay.
The Lieut. Governor decided It was a twothrd
bill and il was lost, only Is voting IT,
An appeal from bis decision lies on tie table.
A long debate was had on the constitutionality
Of the bill to pay present Legislature The bill
appropriates a certain amount and thu Controller is
to draw his warrant for the necessary sum, accord
ing to the law fixing the amount Of compensation
The bill was objected to by Mr.. LISTER and
others as unconstitutional. the ground that the
appropriations ought to be specific a reference
to any other bill not being sufficient definite &C
ton was had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

A remonstranco with about 40 sgna,uresD was
presented against re-submission to the people OF
the Amended Charter Of the City Of New York
The remonstrance assumed that the Charter had
been rejected by large majority and that il IL
creased the power Of taxation, when under the
New Constitution, il was the duty Of the Legisa-
ture 10 reduce taxes.
The debate was resumed on the motion to recon.
slider the vote refusing TO recommit the Bill for aid
to the Volunteers.
The motion was lost.
The question then being on the final passage Of
the Bill Mr. ALLABES made a speech attacking
the preamble. He sent up motion TO recommii
with Instructions to strike out the preamble pen.
ding which the Assembly adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

- TaE Dos7os TELEogAPH was IN operation
a. far as Hartford yesterday and we cndersi~rd tie
new wire works to e charm. We hear also t1si con-
municstos with Boston viii 10 opcnrd 20 csy. 80 thu;
&c shall probably get The II osrnss laws b. TeesfsIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

~ THE ETmoPAN MlssrRELs, with Great Western,
ls Chapman Family All Others, give grand perform.
snce his afternoon aud evening ct the Museum and
o'clock Tie house cannot but be full. especially a.
that mar ncen Panoramic Painting d London and por.
lions Of England aud Germany, viii also be exhibited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
yYAsHvorov. Jan. 81 lsi7

The Southern Mail Is only from Richmond. No
election yesterday for Senator Of Virginia. Sew.
eral ballotinSs were made by the Legislature Of
that State, but without election First-Jones 90.
Mcdowell q, J. NJ. Mason g, Summers CNhiQl &C.
Second-Jones %, Mcdowell IS. Mason -. Sum
Iners q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
DIsPATcHEs FOR TIE TRIBUNE
BY MAGE ETC TELEG RAFH

sENATE. .wAslsssIoy- Isa- q l;i7.


SENATE. WaslsSSIoS Jan O. l-i7-
Z Twenty six Abolition memorials from Pennsy D.
vauis. were presented by various Seasiors-
The motion % receive them was laid Oh the table
sundry bills w.re received from the House and
referred
The resolution heretofore offered BY lr. Johnson
of Maryia.d, directing the Secretary o. tie Irea-
suy 10 report respecting tie recent transfer oil Tie
public money from the Atlantic States 10 NeW W
Leans. or the Army IN Mexico how Il was done and
&. what cost. and slso 70 report whether he SUB
Treasury il uot calculated to prevent toe obtaining
Of losn. and whether i ought 70 be repealed came
up for adoption.
Mr. HUEIIsCIOs suggested 70 mgdliy ne Ieso-
luton SO ss 70 call on the President FOR tie Fit IN
formation and 70 oIt calling Tor the second "hich
Nj JoHSsoy accepted
Before taking the question upon the resolution IS
modified the army BIZ was taken up. ionS oe-
bate ensued upon TIE amendments, relative 20 sp
pointing Chaplains Tie anenon , va l' %
so esto make the Chaplsins Of Volunteer Regi
rnents elective and fxag the pay ct one thousand
dollars per annum and two ratiO1s per day and Tor
age ior a horse. Adopted
NJ HoUsroy then offered an amendment chang
in, the troops from regulars 70 volunteers making
ali officers elective and requiring tie President 70
commission them. With a view Of having the hoof
was carried.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
A personal explanation took place between
Messrs. SAWYER and CULrER The former plecged
himself to prove that Mr CULvER endeavored O. OBJ
tain In a dshonorable manner, from certain Lodges
secrets for publication.
M CULVER prone need the statement ialse
hood. and said that If compelled 70 tight, he should
insist. as the calenged party, on the choice Of
weapons. Mr. CULVER VIII probably send TO
Bologna for weapons Id IT,
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
Mr. TrBBATTs in the chair, on the Treasury Note
end Land Bill
Mr. CRozIER addressed the Committee in oppo-
siton 10 the Administration and in defence Of Gen
Taylor.
On motion Of Mr. RATHBUS the Committee rose,
and be offered resolution 10 close the debate at 3
O'Clock. The resolution was adopted By vote OF
lO7 TO IS.
Again the House went into Committee Of the
Whole, and Mr. GILES spoke until 3 O'Clock. sun.
dry amendments unimp0rtaut in themselves were
adopted and several others were offered Viz 20
prohibit Slavery in new Territory, to repeal the
Tariff Of 1916, 10 impose an additional duty on ar.
ticles now taxed. to levy duty On tea and coffee.
The amendments were lost, or declared 10 be not
~ order.
The Bill was then reported 10 the House, and the
amendments coucuued in and the Bill passed by
yeas and nays 100 10 o.
a communication was received from the Presi.
dentreiatiye 70 Wisconsin. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
Who has the balance ? Don't all speak at once :

A NoELE TEsriMoSY--One Hundred and Ihr
~ Members of the Church Of the Disciples I'M
tarian) in Boston have appended their names to
solemn public Decla2tion Of their judgment that
the War with Mexico is unjust and inhuman' and
carried on from the lust OF territory and for the ex
tension Of Slavery. An attitude Of silence at such
q crisis they think would involve them In responsi-
biIity, individually and collectively as Americans
and Christians. for a scheme Of oppression and
blood. They therefore as far as by this public act
they can, absolve themselves before God and the
Christian world, OF all participation in or approval
Of this deed of violence and protest, in the name
ofhumanity and religion az ainst the existence and
continuance Of this War, as dishonorable to our
name and race as the forfeiture Of our mission as
people. and as one Of the great Crimes Of Nod
crn History.
Nobly done VIII not the members Of other
Churches initiate so good an example They
would thus give far better evidence of practical
soundness in the Christian Faith than would be
furnished by any amourH Of zeal or strife for points
Of abstract theology
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
Efr.i,ina q Halnnrf,

Mike Walsh, 10 bis SubteTaneas. presents an
account which some persons will doubtless regard as
altogether too statbornly and nsughaly fsare'rt Of
the manner In which the 5000 voted ~ our Common
Council for the benefit Of the Volunteers has been e1-
nep5ed. First we hsve Col Buneti's account Of his
disbursements As follows
1900 hickory shirts domestic twiled striped 5000 %
zoo tin plates 800 tin cups coo knives 900 iorSs'
800 spoons. .----- ~. ~. ~
900 pairs sewed SHOES --As<A' ~
Temuorarv subsistence Of men beio7c leaving
the city, hire Of places Of fcndezvoGs' eiih 49,.
rooms eseping rooms and sunaIle' % ~. -
200 90
Mike calculates differently, as thus
ls0o hickory shirts ct 30 cents 500 ~
900 lin plates 81 8 cents apiece. - ~
90 80 80 do do ........... - 90
900 iron spoons o. 3 cents. Z. ~
600 knives and foTks at 10 cents pair. - =,
900 pairs Of sewed shoes at 7 shilIngs...- 80 -
Temporary subsistence, &C. most Of the men
being kept by their friends, and each com
psny sent down TO Governors Island es ~
coon az hlled Io1 ~
Total ...-.s.--..-.s $3.50 ~ ~
Leaving 20 be accounted fOr..-...---..... 80 "
5000 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

WIsooNsIN-The Legislature Of this Territory
assembled a, Madison on the 9TH inst. VI. c. OAR
LIN0 was chosen Presiden, OF tic Council and Mr.
SHEw Of Milwaukee Speaker OF the Hoase-both
Loco-Focos OF course. Loco officers Throughout
were also elected in both Houses
Il seems by the Governors Message. says cores
poadens OF the Milwaukee Gazette that he despars Of
asceTtsinng himself the amount Of Territorial In
Sehedness. and calls the LEGISLATURE 10 try their
hard ale recommends the repeal ot the law sUthoI-
lang the sale OF the CsnS lands somewhat cha
grnea that his call for volunteers did not heart
Ter response and recommends memoEialEing Congress
Tor money 10 complete the hsIoors on Lake Michigan
de iorgeis that Mr. rok = chief Executive D which
with valuable information the increase Of popg
lsiion. aud tiie very accurate geography,
constitute about the entire document.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
Pablo Nofirc.

The subscribers 3ens deeply Impressed with tie n
r0rtsnce 10 the City OF Ne~-York Of the projec.es
HUDSON RIVER BAlLROAD respectfully ogiexue.,
" nyic their fellow citizens to meet at the NkscH.s,,
EXCHANGE on FSinsI e2i inst a; half past ?. N sr
thc purpose Of deyisng measures for prompt conpe
uOn II the subscription 10 TIE stock Of ssii rosi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

KEsrrcXY.--A state Of things exists in this
Commonwealth which viii inevitably produce
much discussion within the next two years on the
subject Of Slavery. The Legislature has at last
agreed TO submit 10 the People the question Of call
ing Convention TO amend the Constitution. If
the People vote in favor OF Convention two years
in succession, It must then be held and as Slavery
is one Of the prominent causes Of dissatisfaction
and unessness, it will hardly be possible to pre-
vent discussion Of the subject in all its various
bearings upon the prosperity Of tho State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

PAINTING NArvRr-D1ring the recen, soOs =
Ohio. two pr-sernaFosrsphs weso ca bad "a
ihsir apparatus for printing nssare Scvcr view, s,,.
tsken. showing precisely tie condition Of tAs a,oS :
Isese views have been much admired fer their sr,rs,
ACCURACY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

X Tx E.sEaslA, !. viii be seen b. our Tele-
eTaphs dispatch frvm Hartford, bad lot arrived at
Boston at 4 o'clock yesterday Afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

MIAMI u y J0I- i ~ 7. y
The Court Of Errors decided to-day that It the
Court exists constitutionaIy ayes H. nays g.
The nays were Messrs. Jones. Backus and Hand
The Judges of the Supreme Court took part in the
argument but declined voting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

THz ASAroNY Aso PHYSIOLOGY o. rag SKIS Aso Has.
This the i.e q very handsomely pirate pamphlets,
whlch received Yesterday from Boston II contslns
vel wrter ssezy upon t1e anatomy and pay oosy Of
tle and hal By " n Boyle, w1o 10 ors q the ns
hair ar1.ts 4 tns courify Nj Bosie 10 gentleman Of
Intelligence ana has examined nlo ~ philosophy OF Bio
crsL AID reduced L % science The ueatse winch be
las ritter on he raurs VI The and TAR SPEAKS we
fJr t1 Ar Bose s TIE nrrnlor u ne ce.eorsted ny
peno1 Flrdn ~ re hairz1 article Nhica 70 becoming
sery widely Known .nd extensive sac probably
here Is 1xfafe tnsn tbs iOf ne prevention CT
5a-cness removing csadrud and presesing TIE nsssa
b-aaiy sns soere.s Of - heir Tboss who have paid ta
.llr AitenL.a n hsir-srlong woon ~s efe-~oall
- sarprseI 70 earn how much esa BE said on he
b A. Intelligent PEI who a.s sIa1-ea ae n.ieie q II
For sale b. A. B. 4 D. SANDS. prsgSss, 10 Fulton.
o. corner q william, agate Tor tns eisyi 40 81 5ls
Broadway and n Easl Broadway, md by Dr1Sgsa gen
sgk-y tarcsSh0ai ne I ai.st saisa jls sSod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

We have no Western Mail beyond Louisville
The Ohio is Ia good navgable order. Flour s3 "a
10 80 rs. Clover Seed 50 so. Pig Metal without
change. Money Market unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

ny Evening Journal thar there Is movement foot &c
build me Of Telegraph from Boston % PhilAaephis
Sna from NswYoTk to Buffalo, uPoa which Houses in.
saug1eu.s are 10 be usSi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

- Messrs. LIVINGSTON & WILLS furnished
Us with tie Albany papers Of yesterday morning II
quarter 70 celOsk lssl evening received VIA Esass
tonie Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
ELIJAH WARD. Counsel foF Co burnett

NEw HoTEL IL CMcAeo.--A new and splendid
Hotel has lately been opened s Chicago called Ias
sherman House -Seu-er WllAnsoa p-opristors.--
Capt Ssaier VAS one Ct he nost PoPuAr Commanders
on the Lakes and have 10 dous; that rs 81
u,tOn OF catering for the comfort Of the travelling pcb
lie he VIII Be found the attentive reeh hearted ard
oohsins gentleman IS when hufeuns the waves a.d
storms OF on, inland sees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

II Eos. WV. L. GoeeIs has been unanimously
nominated az the Wing candidate for Congress in
tho Albeuar,e District OF Virginia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

~ In the Senate Of this State on Wednes
day Mr. BARLOW presented memorial frOm the
clergymon Of Morrisville, Washington Co praying
that the law which cxsmp;s irom taxation tie
property OF preachers Of the Gospel may be forth.
with repeslsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22

x Reuben Davis. ESQ. cas- been elected Colo
~ 81 TIE new regiment OF Mississippi Volunteers