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The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-04
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Thus We have the respectable amount of SEVENTY
efvsH THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWELVE DOL
LARS AxD TWO CENTS for EXTRA ALLOWANCES and
this not for extra services-for Gen. Taylor's
IS not to be found in the documents containing the
names of thse who have been called upon at various
times to render important services to the government
beyond their regular duties-such Jackson, Harr-
son, Cass, Scott, Gaines, Macomb and others. That
large amount received by General Taylor, over
and above his regular pay when performing only his
regular and ordinary military duties. Can the hon
est and intelligent people Of this country feel anght
else than disgust and contempt for those unscrupu-
lous and unPrincipled presses and denagogues who
have been so loudly and perseveringly ringing the
changes" upon Gen. Cass having received $63 ,99o-
which for expenses, and the remainder only for
compensation for vast amount of the most important
extra services-whe the availability military cand-
date has received $I3,82I 56 than that for
extra allowances; without, appears from the pub
lshed congressional documents having rendered any
extra service whatever! Washington Union.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-04

TAYLOR AT HoMe. The following extract of a let
ter to the editor of the Coos Co. Democrat, from a
friend in Louisiana, presents Taylor he is and it
but confirms the very prevalent opinion, that however
much credit may be due to him for his services, and
however respectable he may be and a citi-
zen, still he is totally wanting in all the requisite
qualifications for the Presidency:
have seen Gen. Taylor, and heard him attempt
10 reply to address, extending him the hospia
ties of the town of y 4 \, but he could not ar
tioHlate single word. AS man, he is vastly infe-
Tior to our late respectable citizen B. Of heavy,
lymPhatc temperament, not quick in perception and
far from possessing solid and general intelligence he
% nndopbtedly far inferior to any who has
received the support of either party for the Presidency
do not judge of Gen. Taylor under the influence of
prejudice. / heard him converse for hours, and he
did not give birth an idea that would have done
honor to any of intelligent farmers in Lancaster.
H**@. Here we have doubt that Cass will
receive the vote of Louisiana and that Gen. Taylor
would make the circuit Of the Union, he would not
recsfye the vote of single State"
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-04
sURRY COUNTY.

We understand that it is the intention of Fl. NJ.
Waugh, Esq. of Surry. to contest the seat of Mr.
Oglesby, one of the Whig members elect from SuHy
County. Mr. Waugh, as the poll stands, was beaten
by Mr.. Oglesby only two votes; /; and we learn that
it can be proved that Mi. 0glesby received number
of illegal votes-as many as six at one box. Mr.
Waugh has given Mr.. Oglesby the necessary notice.
We are grati6ed to learn that the Democrats Of
Sury are in fine spirits, and determined to do their
whole duty in November. Speed the good work!
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-04

William ]. Graves, of Kentucky, who killed Mr.
Cilisy, ina duel, some years since, is dead.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-04

stTAYLoR, FILLMORE AND Free SoIL.'' This IS
the motto inserted upon the flag of the New Haven
Journal and Courier. We have the paper in our Of
fee, and will show it to any person who may desire
to see it. -
We ask again, ,Oho is to he cheated If General
Taylor should be elected, and should approve inc
Wilmot Proviso, will not Southern Wings denOuncs
him ? But if he should veto it, will not Northern
Wings curse him as traitor to the cause of free SO'
and faseto what they consider his solemn pledges
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-04

We understand that at the September Term u
Johnston Superior Court, Judge Dick presiding u0
prisoner John Bayfeld. was sentenced to be hung -
SmithfeId on Friday, the goth day of this mOnu'
Bar6eld stands convicted of having murdered m'D
by the name of Fgoavers, of Sampson County.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-04

The people will bear in mind that if they az =
Gen. Taylor 70 e the presidential Office, it viii
VARIANCE WITH y his 6 MOST oHERIsHED wlsHlI, :,v
He says so himself. The voters will not be gal".
of the rudeness of crossing the Generals most 'D''
ished wishes. ,
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-04

Er1scoPAL It appears that there are in the o. ssO
ted States27 bishops, 14O4 clergymen' and o.,
eommunicants attached to the Protestant hptF'''r
Church
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-04

The Editor of the Wadesborough Argus, in sPear
ing of Judge Pearson, says: s May he be placsu :.
position sill farther to dignity and ennObe VIZ
"spotless folds" of the sjudicial ermine Of Nv
State" What is the Editor driving at! Is DO y
posed to the election of Judge Battle by the Leg'
iature9 Or would he prefer Judge Pearson 70 ~. :.
Badger or Coy. Graham ~
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ourrre, between Benton and Kearney.

vsc-cv from the National INteiiigencer such
eortions Of the report Of the Fremont Trial as is
paeesssry 20 show the grounds Of the quarrel be.
tween Benton and Kearney
r.,ar-, Lieut. Col. Fremont made an application
-e,ll BY the Court Of Com Stockton, 10 be inter
r-s.ed hv the Court on all The points on which he had
-, cr,trsdicted by Gen. hearney IN the examination
b ne Court o..
e.. Ke.rney said, Mr. President Before the Court
ss,elr.d wish 10 make statement"
No objection being mace
o. ke.rney sac 81 consider It due 10 the dignity OF
s Count aud the high respect that entertain fof IT, that
here state that my last appearance before this
Court, men answering questions prorounded 10 rue
Nv 90, ,,rf the senior counsel Of the accused Thomas
Vi ps,.o,, OF Missouri. sat IN his place making mouths
ans g,n,as a, me- which consider were intended 10
.Scend 10 lnssit. and 10 ovsrswe me
ask Of This Court scuon so fsr a. a concerned
lam f.uy es,abia o! taking care Of my own hoiol.
Tss 49,, =, the Court ssld He regretted very
nue. 10 hearrv Hs referred 20 the power OF courts
rvusl under the law IN regard 70 N'.1eoos - ~ w.
Is p-tscncs and no reaa The toin Mu01' " ' ~
a'a Ardcies Of War. a. follows; -. .,o-,,
SO person WI .tever shah any mensc1hs WIZ,
s'yas or gestures "a presence Of couri-nsrAA oI 49,
carve apy cc-> TO-, or disturb Aei, " ,h
toe FATTY %. Is g ran.shed at 'he oise'sA'u y ''
DO. rToos. q "uson che OF the counsel fcr Lieut..
God fresoor TIE, resseo the Court as follows;
1.s,-e re rs -dsocAte viii take down whAt
- III President; GA or about the hrst day OF &c n.
nssh, 3 examination before this Court, when be $1,000
N ~ ,orner and twice swore that Col Fremont Al the
o,l.4o- how Of certain papers ne had not destroyed
snc ~ liked his eyes COL Fremont 1xediy and raus-
srs looked nsulungly and 6endishly AZ bin The
s.f advocate oy lealng questions. led Gen. heaInsy
A.e modification Of what he had previously sworn
nefe member Of the Court rose and said. d" Nh Pre-.
nosAi Use 70 bring the attention Of the Court point
o. eFoe' which ought, think 10 be observed Remarks
isas"s upon the integrity o, arocecones rot
II ~ 'rf OF. aia''s ssi'.
ow sic -ff ,;ock when by av
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BALLS.
pRINTERs, C9MPLIMgSTARy BAL |:

DRINTERs' COMPLIMENTARY BALL il
L bo.or ol Lie1l IHOS W. sWE ENEy.-Tns eo1nntt.
- .rooutes 81 pgbc uee'iss - the Printers 4 Ssv-
ycsk have nj 1e arrsngeneo,s fr paee ball ct Casle
e,.rs.r on Noodsy Evsonx, Jan II, 1855 In bosos u
lirat raot " SWEENEY Ia regiment New loyk voas.
49,. r--rntlv r-tDgret IRON Hexleo.
Tt,sst. nav BE- oetsipsd 81 application 70 "
"a. oo,1r. ON snittee q Arrsssepents.
s.NUrL Il tiLeN W.. bS>ssrr, uefad Once. DAVE
n ram Joas WEssfLs, ia NAsssa-st, Joss FIsSs.r
Herrx..t M fLltso>, 9Ur Third Of Jos~ Z tsow~.
s,NorL rprtL True Sea Ofhe-; wv heGs.os;
Jos> " McF~s.>s, = " RoSsKs Ws kstioSe, tr'.
buu- O4ce. Da>IsL J. U'SvttvsS, cor frsnstefs sse
Rose st.s FxspgsIcx X KsAVra, Ae Wsh.rsf ko-
wAxD CoLs. 81 spn - HVeE CIAssr, y breones%s
usSRs : PEsEsoS Ccaiier A Enesirer oneei hooAsiSA
I. fsr~HIsFtE, ICE aiissest, NiLtiAsso> san
esy Dispatch OAce Loan II CLkss cor een~,el ne
Hammond SIS JOIN " AcvLro>, cEo w aoisr az
Isaac y Res q Cs;ss'ine-.t, jaws CLAsk, cornss
Noutsornefy and Msdi.oa ,ts eec3
Young GUARD sOIRRE.-rhs Fosrsh Ansssl
Sir-e ofh- loons Guard Ter eng Men's Henry Cisy
Association. will take place al the Cois>sn, "a MoeSsy
eysulSk Jsrasry 81 Tickets may Be obtsinei 81 sny
remcss Of the Con mlftee saa a. the Hotsla
WM. J. HAsSEL, Chsirnas
HESsY c. BovoiNor Rec. Secretary Ttpl
AIDES COMPLEMENTARY BALL % George
Il X Evsa. 81 Tsmmsny Hal. Feb. IS, lsts. TieAsn
admitting gentleman and ladies 81, can Be hsd 81 the
O &c Of Iorns America, Is. Ssssn-st ron the Pres
deaf $50 Broadway N 81 any Of the Committee
: N. CLANNoS, Pressdsot
NAu. r Co~~ssrosp. Secretary.
tfI las ,xff
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LEARNED CANARY BIRDS.


$40. sPINErTO> wonderful Csnsries perform every
- day and evening So Broadway usary opposite the
Theater, J. W Tracys carpet store troin 10 A. NJ
ul 10 NJ They perform the slack and usht rope 10
the chair, smoke pipe, represent he death o. MnshN
New thsts birds have been IN training over
2 wears Admission q csnts-chidIen hall price u ths
yNHE GREEK SLAVE, corner Of Broadway and
1 Leon.rd-st-Ths statue, by Powers, viii remain Ia
New-Yort until Jan 9Th inst All season tickets issued
the 18th Of Oct will be available I'LL the close OF the
.eason Single admission IS cts season tickets ~ cts
Hour, Of exhibition from A. NJ until 10 NJ dIth.eoc
A AMERICAN NUstyM.-P. I. sARSVN, Pfoere.
N tor; r. hfrcHcocK, Manager Splendid Exhihluoos
and Performance the after con al O'Clock, and THIS
evening half past THE Mscsg-r has reengssot the
,omps1y OF BEDOUtN ARABS: CAMPBELLS ETH
OPEAN SERENADERS GREAT WESTERN, 10 the
I,osa of Lover, IVORY CRuCIFlAj SHAkSFEREAS
CABINET; MISSES JULIEN WHirLOCki LIVING
.ANG oUTANG Wax Eisg,es Liserssss' sSS pS,;
VICTORIA. &c. MADAME ROCKWELL, Famous For
tunsTellsr. - -. ,,,,>,.
WAX MODEL OF THE HUMAN BODY,
70 be seen privately extra charge n % cts
Asais.oc 70 zee snoic Is s children andor 10 wears
o. sgs sud oi6 enough - Ssls sone, ~, esnfs
Reserved front seals e. each exu. %
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Msc0s, Geo. 6ih Ian. lgf3
nIyIDESD.-A dividend Of Two dollars per share on
IL he capita socs 81 the hacou and Western X. X Co.
Ia Teen declared pa the hrst DAY Of February
next q he Bank u Tie state Of SeNl YORK, for a. shares
on the 5g.sso. he New-fork Agency.
U5.F.- B. order, J. n. TAYLOR, IressI
DOIIER--4 secondhand locomotive Boilers, about -
ID nofse-power each Jnch ifon rv-tea tubes, nearly
new fcr sale By ljisSe-l PETTEE MANN
BLASTING POWDER, AND SAFETY FUSE, Of
ID ,uvsfior q1sity for .sle y EDWAAD 3 DEAN
-Jtss5t' Agent Br.nk River to~csf hA.s N W 81 q.
VIt-.IC-B,i. src parties attend Cd With music, such
NJ voin With harp piano accom- Peninsnt, or ia-
su-nt. from four ~ six n number may - request
lis s.. 5 SIMPSON. s. Mslssuys,
1,R.IkEN BANK BILLS. Brosss Bank Bl.is,-
ID bll. Ga he A - SANK. tTner; J&nes Bank James
Vile .nd the Exehsnss oank. h.drid taken =.
p.z ~ shirts stocn loves. Crzvkts sad und.r
usat. :. SCOTT Cheap F-rnistins Store, 81 Sasssrst
opoo,ir. Herds osc. Us L.
,NuE TRUSTEES Of tbs sssuss's Bank FOR sss-
-. ave ordered that interest b pd - al cepgsi'
-. that sec5rdn % the cy-ws, are entitled thereto,
- ~ ~ month"; eudfr. 3st Drcecb-r ~ igoas.
o. suuas Of on md uncsl - re rae o. Per cent
70 -, sK-sssrE a. ere A. the rate Ct per cent per
-, -.v.bls n -at aftsr Mosaay, TIA inst
IA tnt-r,.f e pl.-ec 70 The credit q d-?csor -
rrIs~.o,l-re~ N0lk, Jan y, 1913 -
f"--'T BENZ. srROSG, Pr-st=ut
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Aud Rye from NewYoIk 10 all foreign pof's t Sh
Do last year same time...- 'oi'''' ou'''
The N W. Insurance Co has declared diyi-
depd OF Y per cent for the last six months
cha,sston Is CT Insurance and Trust ComPan, ssomi-
annual divided Of 81 per baltimore Lie IN
snrapee Company IS per share for the last hsi
Tn. Cumberland West Jersey Bank, st bfiase'on,
s,mi annual dividend Of per eent.'.Ihe osns % 20
Valley in Virginia at Winchester, asemi'annuA
of 4 per cent 81 per cent Of which VIII % Pai" - ~
stockholders and the remaining TO ths state -
The franklin Bank Of Cincinnati q 10th DIVIDEND o D
per cent Of the capital stoek'''Ihe ONO Lie
aud Trust Co adivi6end 81 per cent
Nv the annual official statement II appears 'na'
tb ware in the different warehouses on the ooth seP
t,nber last goods aud produce Of the value oi
liable il entered for home consumption 10 oNis' IL ~
amount Of Sl26f6A ,..
More than half Of the whole amount IN '"'"' "
goods asd produce the Government stores were =" ''
New York Warehouse, viz; SlS7S'-'i. 10 D0'so- -
IN. next largest amour. in Warehouse va So ~
Thu General AVERAGE Of duties to which these WsIenous
prossets would be liable from 20 TO 50 per cent
on Brandy and other spirits, Which PsJ Nv -, The
ualorer and spices ana cigars when pay ~ ~ ,,.s
yalue II cigsfs IN the Warehouse Al the oete nSue W.
si64s7 u.;,,os5
Inc annual meeting Of the Fitchburg haiiroAa
was held on Monday in Boston. statement OF INC W
pany. affairs and OF the business Of the road du'ins '
past year was presented by the Directors iD'
Of the road for IL months. TO Jan /, were; - -
From PASSENGERS SIS se4 "a Rents, mails .sIoo =
Freight. 1874 5sl T9tsl.........SSeso9s -
The expenses were: ..,. a.,
For fuel, ell. repairs, 81 81
For lease Of Yer. AID Mass sd.........-.. - x
Paid Lex snd w. Cambridge roao......' y -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....sl57S5o IS
The net eainnss u II months, therefore, weie :"
TIE teia number Of tons upward and do~n~sIo' So.
poTtec over the ROAD during the year IA 40 OF "ne
1896 were ice 81 722 bricks. This is eqosl 20 80;
tons day The following will show what extent wood
and paper manufactures have the business
CHE road the pact year
Chairs i2o Ioz Clothes pins r.. 20
SSsas 'Nssh-6oarts ....... lOi 40
rsb.............. 2oeso Resns psper..-.... iss77@
The number Of passengers carried the ROAD last
-. ga, SstcSs The arrangements COR sxsnaing the
;s ipio the city are in good state Of progress The
"a .sl.pdid Depot beidiug in hsvsshil street, and
-. brd... for conducting The railway into toe city Is
sxv.,,ed vii ,. ready fer passenger '''' '' ''S %
Nay next ,,.o .n-o.5 TO- ,bs
The receipts OF the Little Miami hs'lroso lo' 'ns
II - n...,h., ara a. follows; Freigsts ss4s4 "
P.,,.pssrs sj.oos s7-Msu SIS 7'-TO'al siio'' w.
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For Sales IF stoes', &c see Fourth Pog'


WEDNESDAY, P. NJ.
The Stock market had downward tendency TO-
day for the fancies some stocks also were not fru.
Treasury Notes o. which ia decline. Govern
ment Skies g8ass bid After the Board there little
better feeling The transactions greater extent
than Tor day or two back.
In Bills there is not much movement bu, rates
firm oisll for frat class Sterling; % TO Francs
The Of produce still goiog on aud before
steamer day there must be considerable amount Of bills
in the market
There is still much activity in produce and the
engagements to-day 1000 1900 bbls Flour at led aud
400 5000 bushels Corn and Wheat sids7d At the
close, shpowners firm 2s for -four and I'd. for
Grain. Some heavy freight taken at 20s25s snd 70
London at sos.
Money on call is easier today, and Treasury
Notes sotiaticos made st7 per and nominal
y something Of The quotations for paper, however
the but the supply Of first class 10 less thar Il
wss which makes Il easier Of sale
The Committee of Ways and Means are Ii cor.
rsspondence with the Leading n1onsyed Of the
try The purpose Of collecting Information 10 regsrd 70
the hes: method Of obtaining the money which will be
needed BY the Government an issue OF Treasury Notes
will not DO, a they paid into the Custom
House aud is doubtful If larger loan would be aken AZ
fir specie Of the Sub Treasury
fl suspended The Bonks could furnish 20 fsc.ii-
ties for such loan when II will imueda,s and
large drain upon their vaults II s understood that the
Secretary will want about million and ahslf per month.
Several leading CAPT est have u is stated been called 10
Washington from Boston, Phsdephis aud New York 10
discuss this after
We learn tbs. the Receivers Of the Painted
B.ak raw. decided 70 accept The offer rep asdy made y
the Beaches 70 pay oil the liabilities Of that institution
upon surrender of the assets We shall uow see ftfe
ofer was msds in go-d faith
The receipts Of the Long Island Railroad Com
pany for tie first days Of this year show very
large and gratifying the period Of last
yesr and exceed the ssnsune expectations Of its
friends.
Receipts from LIST 20 18th January l34s S4 s
Receipts from lst 70 llh January, pa. <os4 ~
Increase. ..,...,,..,..' .'---'..>s'e te
or foIty-one per cent
Tbs e.rpipss Of the Macon ans Western Railroad Co
FOR December 1887, were
Fresbfs.......Ss3 SIS % Ss5l u
Pssseneers.,....... 54l7 - To,si..... si46l0 n
same period last lzOz "a
Incfesse. .... , o8 ~
equal 10 20 per cent
The export Of breadstu1s to Great Britain have
NOT ,sen srse for the last months but in
creasins The following table exhibits tue quantity from
Let September last 10 lth January
rgoyf Of Breads!a from the United States 10 Great B
ain aud Ireland from SEPT l. 1881, 10 Jan. H. 1915
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BALTIMORE, Jan. III \. v.
The steamboats, Jowess and Welcott, and two
s,hoores were so-ay destroyed by Ire ast night while
yng 90 the wharyes. The Jtwess belongs % the Nor
fs Ire end Is small boat. She VS. about starting
with M great Southern nail when the Occurrences tran
s7led
The nails saved. hut Of course old not go toward
Tbs luehs. teen singuafy unfortunately latey-it car
s the luck Of the Old Man Of the Mountain upon iis
back. ms boat was uninsured. The Waicott had ia
safsnCe 10 20 amount or $1,000. IPhig. Bulletin
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DoMEsTrc IMPoRrATIoNs.

NEW-ORLrANs-Ship lic.s5,r g-l-ss plgs lead stfs.
ehcs 4 Scott &C mdse Ia len Hamer-sj bbls mo
las.es Denniston Wood Co.'S hhds bh hams ~ bb.
lard Brush Co.'s hhds sugar Roberts William s95
IS hides John Jexeft S0n-5l hhls bulk pork Mat
thess Y Co-l2 hhds sugar VIM sarue~a-2 anchors
Merritt Costa bbls pork Dwight Johus9n-l Dol mo-
lssse do sugar Marshjn Dbl. frolasses Henry Colef
- bbs grease Chas spauldng2j hxs whet stones sey
uiour & Co.'S hhds sugar WIN Bsrrews 10 lhds hams
Hrush Colo bales moss II R0wen-40 hh6ss1gsr ia
ven CO.. bales skins Ramsey Crooks-6d hhds sugar
$40 bhls noss.es 200 bales cotton 81 hhds tobacco order
y hhds suesr = Morgsn Co.'S 0bls moias'es VIM
Nefnrr
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NOTICES.
q Grnnd remp.rancs pemen.,ra,ian u

" Grand Temperance Demonstrators a. he
bFost~ Iah-fr,ce- o. NoncsJ, i.1usly H. Iefs q. =
o'-l1cs 2. ". % w1'rl occss. n. fev joys CrA--
Egts q Phis1-iDtiz Eld Avs SrENasl ga "a
Utca vii .--fes. III --inE A1prorrs e .ati6E 81
The h1ir 81 to- Greene -. ". j. Crlrch. { {. ~
leafsr, lie ExcEi.los Gas ti-f, ~. J. = Bows q
l.rs-l1 ard d. va p N-D1r. r-T
Rev Or. PsCE ul r--.fs. rrtrilE rrarrr h- Re-
L LrE- Tcs-rs - re-t TIE Proceeds % ,. rr-rf-
ae1 -sTirr the --l -rfr ir-1rr-- ia e
.b-i sui ss-ius- fr- rrtr---scf '-- 49, YORK ers--
Paper drvotst f-- n fr1r--rn-- ard r-r. g
To s hop-i ihaf sv-ry -rt cf - cse vii e Present
o. his IN 1c-f-r. -r-s-Qtl-
Tiss-'s ray &c hs1 efJ. W Ksicss ils C.zsl. H.
saos.. u F5isy'h Wa Is's IL s'sh-h-s7suue, Geo
Hall G-sr t--rTs- peer F-17 s--1fsu cf -t-f o. re
Cs-lrriffes. OF ~ -h- -10-.
!. ~. KE fLoGG. a L FLANAGAN
D. p SANDS. DANIEL CAuN
WN EDapTDS. ESQ. HALL
a FRAZER GRO McNfBBfS
LUKE HAS-F TT. r5sf.s+
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MAMMOTH Pkvosssa OF III
MI SSlSSlPPI RIVER.

The LARGEST PAINTING ~ rHE WORLD
DAlNrED on THREE MILES OF CANVASi-Es'
hibtng view Of country 800 miles in length, extend
ing from the mouth Of the Missouri River 70 the City OF
NewOrieans and reaching degrees Of latitude
BEING THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD
ersn every evening tSundsys exceptedl ~ the NEW
PANORAMA BUILDING in Broadway adjoining Nhios
Garden Admission 81 cents, children halt price The
Panorama viii commence moving a. O'Clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions Wecnesdsys and Saturdays st
O'Clock Seats secured from 10 TIL u O'Clock A. NJ.
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Ne.v-Jer-ey Icaisiafure.

Tho Lesisa.ure met at Trenton on Tuesday
uo, lows C. SMALLwooD Of Gloucester Co. was
s,se,ed Speaker; ParLIPJ. GRAY of Camden, Sec
..,.,v and w. B. Grover Of Essex, Engrossing
r.,s n the Senate john w. c. EVANS Of Bur
In,.ou was chosen Speaker; A. NJ Cummings Of
u,,esr Clerk. and Moses 7. Webb Of Mercer En-.
e,ssins Clerk Of the House.
Correspondence Of the Newark Daily Advertiser
TRENTON, Wednesday Afternoon.
7, the House. Mr. A. s. Hubbel OF Essex, is
cs.rmsn Of the Standing Committee on Finance Mr.
csrxood d. VI Corporations and Mr Gobe do. Of Edu
s.on 10 the Senate Mr.. Csrmap offered resolution
IRA Committee 10 investa'e the affairs Of he New Hope
sst peiaware Bridge Co. Laid on table Nothing far
mrcf morsut, savo tho Message Of which suojona
GOVERNOR STATIONS MESSAGE
The Message il short. il states that we are
free from Deb, and the economical policy hitherto pursue'
hss rp1cd ~, state with such sources Of permanent
rvrae ~ % reader taxation for State purposes urneceS
DYy. 49,
me & ,rc,, re IN prosperous condition. The re-
eipis g. rs sury have BEEN -
Disbursements A'1ioSt W
Balance Ia the Treasury. SI20i4 i
leaned dr'ing the year...-.....-...--.- S42Oo9 90
ofw.ich nave been paid ----.----.-.----- 5,'V' W.
Showing present ince $4,000 90
l. pay tbs there 10 in Treasury, without
reseItiSg 70 permanent funds 5S,se2 %
fr,vlnr balance Of oplv............. S3,li4 81
To school Fund has not varied frem the last statements
ne State Prison affairs are noticed. The additional wing
has been butt for the reformation Of prisoners
rs needed The Lunatic Asylum IS completed aud or
e,rzsd Il cost sSO.65o.
The Governor recommends hat the Attorney General
Mecei 20 institute legal proceedings against he New
Rpfs ana Delaware Bridge Co.
rrdsr the roqus,iOn from the War Department IN
April last four mpanies II voluTteerswe raised, which
lsfi for Mezico under Lieut.. Col. Dcserson.
The Jersey Pcs, IL is said, deserve encouragement ard
upport.
Th,re a-s IS Deaf sni-Duub and II Blind hsne6osres
nhe Sew York and Penns lyanle Institutions from this
Siafe
Mr srykcr. Il is said, he's discharged the duties Of
Tegsursr satisfactorily since the death Of thsl ccs-
The Governor also recommends 70 attention i6e Lera-
ryRxc11n.ss of 81 Ystognsre, from whom valuable books
have besr received
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MIR LvNNE'S

MUSICAL ILLUSTRATIONS s1d Rssdinss o. ShAis
vi pesre-FsnAie Academy Jerolomon s. Brooklyn.
THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. -
THE TEMPEST,
with the whole Of Purcell sud Arne's Music.
Nocafsts engsxsd.-Mss NJ l.. Leach, Miss Deluce Mr..
Arthurson aud Mr. Z Leach. with efficient Chorus.
Conductor Nh Geo Loder Ia the course Of the evening
Me. Arthason and Leach will sing the celebrated dpett
LOVE AND WAR.
Tickets 50 ca. Doors open at 81 commence a. !. o.