New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-16

ThR CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE AT BOSTON,
The Committee appointed by Congress accompany the
rsnans Of the lsss Hon. John Quincy Adams from WASH
u9ton having fulfilled their mission and having retained
70 Boston from Quincy on Saturday, were on Monday
morning received by His Honor the Mayor In the City
Hall and were welcomed by him in his usual hSrpy style
The Transcript says that MI Quincy briefly addressed
them. and In his remarks alluded 20 the relation which
Boston stood In the time OF British oppression when all
came forward to her rolief and he spoke Of the pa
Iosc attachment here entertained toward the Union.
the new states ~ well as the Old The gentlemen hal
sesn eur cites and the great results Of enterprise
and vssth. hat man was the nobler growth our soil
supphee. some specimens OF Massachusetts manhood
they had seen In Washington There was the Defender
Of the Constitution. and the accomplished Speaker OF the
House. rrhaps the gentlemen thought thst with true
fankee craft had sent them specimens
weold SHOW them others Who II they did rot equal Web
stsr 10 soqusnce or Winthrop In the sraces Of elegant
dsnsanor were yet In intelligence and true worth ent
tad 70 al honorable regards. III the former tie
s4Be Of the axe, the lAttor the solid metal which
save force and direction. With happy aluson the
scs nat the Committee too much in the habit OF
bearing long speeches to care for one from him. he closed
M rA,lnadgs BREEZY replied to the remarks Of Mr.
0eney and spoke warmly OF the hospltshle reception
Trey eed experienced nom their hrst entrance the
StAse He aladed 10 the impression made upon those
Southern And Western members who had not before
visited New.Eneand. by the spectacle Of wealth and en-
factories ana Mr.. Tamsdse said that asa New.Ens-
auders no felt pride In their surprise and admir-
Thsy would carry back with them the agreeable and
u0Pfvoaon OF OF Inequalities they
Asd sxprsnosd and the scenes Of which they had
witnesses.
Rsmsrks ware also made by Messrs. Holmes OF South
Carolina and Morse OF louisiana amer which they were
1odnced 10 numbers Of citizens who present
~ occasfon
Al II o'clock the Delegation accompanied by the Mayer
several members Of the City Government and inved
goe. took the and proceeded 10 Lowell aud having
nooeeted The numerous manufactures Of the Manchester
q America. they returned TO this city, and Aterwsd
daasd viii the City Government al the Revere House
PsAcricH And PLEADiSes. The Senate yester.
dAy wWs engaged In the discuss.on and examination Of
u ~Doss q the Commissioners on Practice aud Plead
- ~ nses very considerable progress therein. No
Doeog1a emeso1ent has made ana the feeling
sn1 70 b In favor Of aequescng In the report a. II
~ Ne hands o. ths Commissioner with the exception
perhaps, Of ZONE ssh verbal notifications The report
vnav rspeas % much Of the Judiciary Act o. the las,
sooes - rsSesabished the Court Of Common P,eas M
~ ~ continuing the County Courts Quite spirited
dsonoa sprung up this amendment Il being met with
ssnnoas opposition. I'd was rejected by very large
vses- ALBANY Argus Tuesday.
TuD LATE FIR IN WAsHiseroSsrRKKr-T
twe granite front baidngs Friday night were
ev1e1 b. The hsirs Of the ias Dr. Goldman and Mesrs
". n. ossy. The Nsssrs- Cary are irsnrsd At TIRE
Nsv-Bagand Mutual once for 81 600 and the heirs
d. Goldman Ct The National ofnse for $4,000 Mr. Ross
We i1nased 1900 st ths New England Mu.nal Once
- NJ Eaten ~ 900 Ct the National Once Messs. Dau
ri Moore estimate their loss al about $4,000. Many
Weevpe Plates end Other valuable property, not owned
~ teeo. sut Which wss In their charge destroyed
vAieA Win account for the statements on sasar6ay Of
sAs9 ~ esane - mech greater than actually
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