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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
HOUSES FOR SALE.
MILL FOR SALE


dvE OR TO LEr UPON SHARES exchanged for
II other property-rla mnl contains three ron OF
stones situated iu 0feeuw.c h. Connecticut on tss
cob 'srdins Vessels lay s'0ngsds OF the mt Dis
500 miles from NewN0rt, and Sd rcts from New
York a1d Nsw Haven Railroad lt f he best sand for
m'i o. grind plaster and country produo' on me tss'
river. Apply t0 q. BUSH, l78 Greenwich 81 o'clock
r. -rd 4ociock. n a2f 2wF
- FOK -ALE FOR CASH, OR EXCHANGE
a,. r.. hev-f.fk Cty Or Brooklyn Pwnerty-A hefu
t'4I couoty sest sdI lining tne village ~ New 10
cheie. uuh fifty scrs If lard in high state ~ eul
gsfor with geat country ertA1e and kitchen attached
ESQ bans csre--nouse and sewers. other outbudlrs
forty rds from the Nsv-faven snd harlem Railroed De
poe The f.rf ID divided into p s. snd acfe 1'a ~
apps snt pelcf orchard, about 200 tr.rsl with e
abundance of cherry. p-,r, plumb snd ounce trees
good garden. with plenty of suail rrif and h--utu
.tsen With abundance of shruhhery and ornamental
frsas kr Apply Zoo WN SMITH lr on The premises
of MERRITT SMITH l9l Grerrwi-h-s- - &w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
The Now Organization Of Italy.

learn says the Paris correspondent of the Daily
Neirs from authority which is all but official, that
the basis on which the federative organization of
Italy il proposed % be constituted by the sover-
eiens who now cooperate with the King of Sar-
DINA. when the present war shall be brought 10 a
conclusion, is as follows;
The peninsula will be- divided into SIX great states
Naples, 2, sicily; 3, Ponuhca states; T. The Kingdom
o Eruria, comprehcndrg the present Grand Duchy OF
Tuscany and some OF the smaller duchies s. the Lom-
bsrdo-Vene,ian states; g. sardinia ne population Of
these states viii be as follows Naples 65OO0uO, sicily
2O5a 000 POniidcal states 600 0o0 Erura $3.50 600
Lombsrdo- Venetian 4so00oO' sardinia 100000.
a line Of fortre will defend these States upon
the Alps upon the Plain end on the Apprentices
A Diet will be held at Rome under the presden-
cy of the Pope for the solution Of great federal
questions in whics each OF these States will be
represented by the same number Of deputies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

80 HOUSE TO LET.-A double house, with four
70 5ts OF 4ul sri fruit o. different kinds stu
- stsd On Lsuiugfcr svenus. corner % Thirty third
a. Irqeire Of NATHAN JACKSON. Fcurteeuh.s' and
Third 10 would he lesssd for aresPeetahe bust
uass Rent iow. -, OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

- private family, haFluC mgrs room l-u hey L-sct
~ a. 10 ascoum0csts four gentlemen with breakfast
tea and dlnser sunday. oms cl second fJof OF s
houas pleasant location, i've minutes saS from
South ferry laqure Amlys art ho1sd aasE Of ssat
Pr-s5yrsrisn Chalsh- Refsrsness exchanged 40 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
The Jcsuifs Expelled from Rome.

All remains quiet a. Rome.. The Austrian Am
bassador obtained bus passport and LETT Rome on
the j0th ut Tho expulsion Of the Jcsuits bad
been decreed by the Pontihcal Government. On
TIRE 29th ult deputatlon OF the casini OF Rome hav
iog waited on ~ Gailett, Minister Of Police, to de
maud toe dissolution OF that order the minister re
Piled" sm happy 60 inform you that, atthe Coun-
chi held yesterday, snd on the proposition Of bis
Holiness Pope Plus y. himself the dispersion 81
thet body was resolved upon. His Holiness, more
ever. directed me TO make known that sovereign
resolution Cardinal Csstrscsne was instructed
o. communicate TINS decision 20 the General OF the
Jesuits. Nj Giovanni Roothan, snd Cardinal Nizsr-
deh WAS 70 take charge OF the administration OF the
property belonging 70 the Order
The passports OF the Austrian ambassador were
delivered on the 30gh March he was 10 quit Rome
on thstday.
Letters from Rome appear in the Tuscan Jour
nails. announcing that 600 NeapOltans were ex-
pected In ihst city about the lst on their march
for Lombsrdy.
On the 3lst General Duranda arrived at FeTsra
where he opened a negotiation with the comman-
der of the fortress The latter however refused %
capitalize without q formal order from Austria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
. Ia~sm ElIicoltvIile. Y

~ PURSUANCE Of an order Of the sancg.ls
9 tne S0pnty al New-fork notice Ia hereby giygr 20
-. peisons having claims against PETER SChNAR0,
lsie OF the City Of NewYOrk grocer deceased pre-
'-nt me same nm the vouchers thereof the subscriber
81 ms once Nassa1st In the City OF Nevfork, or BE-
lore NE Sth day Of Nay next-Dsted New-York The sh
day " November, i641
ps lsw6m JAMES ), THAYER. Public Adminis.rssor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

y p.-asaut rooms and board A. fiEshHs l. in zen
. 4rg Of the YtEe next o0or - the Friends boarding
$3.50 f,.f Tuf MRS CHILD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

4 ODGING--At she Cd CrsasJ House" IS PARK.
L. ro1 mr. Cr1sley ssIing cut % Mr Clark makes 90
ehasss win regard 10 ths beds Tnsy TIE su5scrbers
property a10 kept The I'D Gag apartments during ne
.ft ysarf Grenieys .uls. rs-s - per sa
sI5 Inn EDNrD REYNDLDs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

LEGAL NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate u the
: County of NewIork notice is hereby given all per-
fous having claims against MICHAEL WEAVER, late Of
Che CtYof Newly 0r< b0atman deceased 20 present che
same Fh fh' vouchers thereof f0 the subscriber 40 hs
office 30 N7ssausrcet, in the City Of New York, on or
before as a,h day Of Mey nextDsfed NewNork the 3th
day of Nov. 1857. JAMES = TiANEk,
OF IawHs Public Adm. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

~ PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of tho
tCounly Of New York notice hereby given 20 al per-
sons having caims azaust JOHN A. PEARsALL, late u
the Ctyo Ne~fors, deceased 10 present the same with
the vouchers thereof o. the subscriber AZ her Office No
1873 Cherrysreet, In the City Of NswYork. before
the th day Of May nextDated NewYorS, the 2Oth day
o. August, 1911. ELIZA X PEARSALL,
oils rs1u- Adninistrstrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

10y ORDER II ths Hon. ID r ingrahani, one o. To
- Judges Of the Court " Common Pess IN and for tho
City snd County Of New-YOrk-Notice Is hereby given
pursuant 10 the provisions Of the statute authorizing o.
tsohments against sbsconding concealed, aud nou-res
denl debf0s that attachment has issued 1sf the
estate Of HOPE WILLIAMS. res dent ~ thadelph
Ia the State OF Pennsyv.ns, and that the will b
sold for payment Of his Debts unesI he appear and
discharge such attachment, according TO law within MAE
months from the tTst publication Of his notice. sld thsl
the payment Of any drDts due him b. any resident Of
this State. and the deivery 60 him Tor his u shy
property within this State belonging 10 him ano the
Ter u any such property by him forbidden by a md
are void.-Dsted ths l3th Day Of February, 1913,
CAMPBELL BOUGHrON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

by ORDER Of keussszsr Lamb ksq. County Judfs
i'ot the County Of Cstsaugas notice hereby svsn,
nst an esn has Issued against the estats Of fON
A5 fErtLArD. as = uonre.ident debtor and that the
same viii b. sold FOR the payment Of bis debts unless hs
appeh snd discharge such attachment accOrdrs h. sg
within Dine months from the first publication Of this no
tee sod thst the payment Of any debts due TO him By
residents Of this State, and the delivery 10 him or for hs
as OF any property within this State belonging bin,
and the transfer Of any such property By him are bid
den bg lsw snd are void d ited March u l8s3
AN0. = klNE. Atrls faE ALl.ching Cr.Alta-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
A Steamboat Fired upon.

The following outrage is the subject Of a letter
from COblentZ
"on the sih, while the British Siesm-Tug Company
vessel. the Gaaiea was passing the viage az Berg on
the way from Neuwedel % CObenz towing several loaded
merchantmen hesvy discharge Of musketry from Berg
heard. and eleven sailors who the deck fell
from being struck with bullets. Two died Instantly, tne
balls having entered their hearts. The rest WERE
less. severely wounded These las. landed Wes-
obeid and inquiry Immediately entered upon. " was
found that fewer than thirty - bullets tad lodged
either In tho deck In the sides Of the steamer More
than sixty Of the inhabitants arrested, and eighteen
Of them ACKNOWLEDGED that they fred the steamer Ga
veDge r the company having deprived them OF the bread
an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

GREEswfcH BANK. NeU. Nors. April -. 1873
rENUE President AND DIRECTORS hUs
this day declared dividend OF per cent en- me capt
ts stock of this Bank payable o. TIE Shsretoles on sod
AFTER the let day OF May By order of The Bnafd
.22nyls WILLIAM HAWKS Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

this dsy declared Divide 90 Of four and one hall PEI
ssn un Capital sock of this Comrsny i9l che an
mouths endrg Isl february lssL psy aoe % the och
holders sod after Monday he 1T day next The Ifu'
FER Root will be closed from the 18Th net % that osf-
Al mi Nv nrAer q L FNkRIrr- sner.iary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

There more frrness n this market today sad prices
sr- steafil7 uar1-sil~d. The sales ssmsed 81 N
bales including $40 far -Krcrt Morn Cfrur. Apr. IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
000 LABORER- WANTED on

T 'TTTIIU-
.o,s1. who viii i1c constant employ meut auf goo
sges La10rsrs tad p.sasgs By Supplying A. the oc
lf the Eigs u-, "a MAssts or By the cfnl boats b.
be psy of he Tide Water Csnal, startinF from in
uharvcs on the Delaware River between Race snd Viz
sfr.a.s f43 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
JAMES s rHAYER Public Admir-, &c.

N PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of tie
lC0urtJ Of NeWfork, police - hereby ell per
sons hagiug claims against NATHANIEL HAWHHURSr
late Of the Guy 0f NewYork, deceased present the
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber At his
residence. No q5 Eat Broadway Ia the City Of New
YORK. or before the twenty second day OF June pex
Dared New YORK The eighteenth day Of December 1871
d-p lawfmT VIM = MOTT. Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

Pamphlets msY b. ot aimed, on and after Noncsy uei
Al tha office the Company giving 90 the Stockholders of
the Company and others lll Information n reisl0n
he stock proposed 10 be ssged and ihs intueomeno
nvssmtni therein.
PS subsc ouon st viii also b. opened a. The ot,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

EfBAhD-6sluemsua ami their wives Or siufi5 sss r.
ID GO can be Accommodated ~ err thl s- s hay ~iin
fll BIS a. trc.kflst SAD tsz. a small family wa i1"
59ardsrs e. a fourtlaF-nle second door above h"on-
-ts-st near Un1n and GrsmsrcJ parks References "a
-hsrgsd Broad sJ ssfsssnd cafp,ss the door aso w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

~ PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
Ahs County Of Nsw-fork, notice Is hereby given
f1 sN persona having claims against ELAN VIII
LfANs ss ~ thf City of New-Yor< deceased, 20 pre-
che ptb ne vouchers thereof to the subcri1er
q. Dor re1ieuce No l61 William street, in the City Of
Ns~-Y0ft, on or before the third day Of June next
Dated Nrv-YorS The twenty-seveufh day of N0yembrr
1854 ina law6m'l DEBORAH WILLIAMS Executrix
~ PURSUANCE IT an order Of the Surrogate # the
County cf Newfork notice is hereby 10 all per-
SONS having claims iraiugt CHARLES DAUCE, late q
tle Cry ~ New furk importer deceived present the
stc with The vouchers thereof tc the subscriber, 40 hs
Office no Nssssu-ftreet iu the City of NewYork or
before The gnth day of May Dated New York the
3th day Of Nov l3i1, JAMES ; THAYER,
% s,gsm Public Admiustrafor. sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

10y ORDER Of Martin Lee County Judge q Wash.
- ingtOn County counselor, Sc-Nofice 10 hereby Civ
pursuant 70 the provisions Of the statute suhor
attachments against abscoadiog concealed and non
dent debtors that attachment has issued against
esfste Of HORACE GRAY and NATHANIEL FRANCIS
nonresident debtors and that tho will sold or
mo payment Of their debts unless they appear and dis
charge such Attachments according Law within nine
months from the hrt publication II this notice and that
the payment Of any debts due them By residents of this
stste and delivery 70 them for their Of any prop
cry "hin ms state belonging 10 them snd the transfer
OF any such property by lhe forbidden by law sad
ars yoid.-Dated January IS, 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

fsOARDIsts.-A ssnlle11aa aud bis eifs, aud I've or
ID tlr.. aiuse Fsntl-ren. b accom- ulcdssd win
fl 90 pars b.Eu with Pessn. r0sas, By applying -
ID fmity-sl ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

Is PURSUANCE ct an order OF the Surrogate OF The
Comfy of New York notice Is hereby given % al per-
sons having claims against JOHN ". burgess, late u
the City of NswY0r< grocer deceased 10 present the
same with me vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber AZ his
ocs SO. Nsssau-st In tho City Of NswYOr< or be-
fore the sth day Of May next-Dated NewYork 9Th day
of November, 1917
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
Disturbances Among the People.

The accounts from 5iesis are most unsaueiactofy
The grestest alarm prevails among no residoh'
noblemen am the landed proprietors. The afro
cious scenes that were enacted TWO years past 'n
Gallica BY the peasants nave been carried INTO ei
feet in several districts Bands Of incendlaries
have usversed the country burDiog' mel'restins.
pilaging aud destroy log property o. every demon
iDstDp The authorities Of Breslau nave been
compelled % send out dstschmeuts a troops END
free corps have been formed for general aud ndigid
ual protection There IS every determination upon
the part Of the authorities 70 suppress these afro
cities; bat AZ the present moment ssort Of peasant
war is raging and will probably extend 70 the
Duchy of P0sen. Let tho congregsied Poles 81
that province unite 70 put down this scourge ere
they move for a more noble purpose Their cause
will thus reap additional sympathles
The accounts from Westpbslia are alarming M
the extreme All j. Dlete anarchy there. Pop
ulsr tribunals are erected before which persons M
authority are summoned or conducted. aud boy
which they are not unireq uenuy deposed from their
office. The rich Jews and mobiles are the chiei
victims OF popular vengeance.
Consid era pie excitement was observable among
the working classes on the 9Th. The day laborers
have struck and exercised some violence toward
their comrades who perform their work by contract
About eight this evening numerous groups eesem
bled In front Of the palace, and warmly discussed
the raising Of wages and the shortening Of the
hours of labor. About that time also. the bufgher
guard made their appearance IN considerable mum
bers. and took up their station IN the great court
yard Of the above ediiice The lOurneymen tallors
have also made some hostile demonstrations against
the ready made" shops.
A deputatioD waited on the Minister of Finance
TO endeavor 10 persuade him TO sell the Crown
lands, in order 10 supply the workmen with labor
The tradespeople Of Berlin, aud especially the
working classes. have already shown themselves
10 be greatly dissatisfied with the law introduced
by the Government for the regulation of the eltc
tioDs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
Military Preparations ia Posen and on the
Hu-.inn Frontier.

The Beriiner ZetfWngs Halle OF the 9th contains
several accounts Of the present state OF Posen II
10 stated in one that military violence prevails TO
very great extent and that 30 600 troops have been
concentrated In Posen Itself or the vicinity. II sp
only busy people. and their employment consists
in protesting bills OF exchange. TIE Polish Com
mittee have thrown open the chase and the hshe
ries TO all persons Unfortunately. The garrison
Of Posen includes now 900 infantry and 4 600
cavalry, with good supply Of artillery. Mean
time. the organization Of Polish national army is
rapidly proceeding. All kinds of weapons are dis
tributed among the volunteers, and It is openly as
serted that all these preparations the part Of the
Poles have in view the enabling them 10 lead
army against Russia the enemy Of all free nations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

.sza To IET-A new two-siOry house finished To me
E. bast manner with black wslnu. doom. marble man
49, tsI. SC designed exclusively FOR genteel ianliY
psreula 70. nerch SCR doing business ~ toe o.,l -,
mated u Frausn-sv-nue, three doors tluh ~ me ehufe
Essi Brook.yu. Apply 70 sTANLhf' 81 bo"oF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
e NEW AND GENrEsL nOUaBs a. low

b. sut-To lee ia south Brosslyn en- Un.on-plscs b.
~ tween CoIumhis g. ani the Hsmitcn Very. These
hursss are tsstsfuy 6nishsd some In ten Gothic sye
supplied with every conveniense. sud ccsEned sNcusF
is Tor e. nt-e fAmes particularly merchants doing 0n,
ness tte cty. 5eiug 10 full view OF Che bsNey. and
3ng uinute. distant from Wslst They will be let 90
ss.r,h feuans ~ the loT rent q 49, Apply on th-
premises, or 10 T. MARTlNDALB, rs Piusst up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

.ss TO LET IN BROOkLYN-'sry nssr The Fol,
r. ferry, th- upper part Of house VIZ ose< 500
- frHrr .7f.cr, fe. p-on1fs .nr smti e. 10 i'tNi'
f-,.t hsssuent prutr-s sri cellar, % small family
,srf faH " Wsshuffon-sL AZ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

- OFFICE To LEr.-S-verai gentlemen CO. be
ss accommodated with i-sk room in the Once OF r. ;
=. Scalo Agency. Bsskmtn-st Fsis eligible room s.
uov bciuc ited n mslaer % render 70 eommoolol-
.lesf. r. "a. WILCOX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
CAMPBELL BOUGHTON
m6 iswen Attorney Tor Attaching Cr.d,tofs.

by ORDER u Hon. James r. lawrence, County
DJuoge ot tho County Of ouonds2a Of the degree Of
Counselor, AcN0tice IL hereby sivsn that An attach
msnt has issued AGAINST tho estate II DANIEL RAY
MOSD late u Syracuse, 10 tho COunty Of ObondsgA
sbscondlng debtor due proof made tho said County
Judge. pursuant TO the statute concerning attachments
against atscondng concealed nonresdent debtors"
aud that the will bs sold for the payment Of bis
bs uniess 10, the said Daniel s RAYMOND appear and
diichafges such attachment according law within three
months rom the hfst publication Of this notice and that
the payment Of any cebt snd the delivery Of any p0p-
efy belonging 10 the said debtor for his and tho
transfer Of any property By hm for any purpose whatever
forbidden BY law aud void Dated AZ Syracuse
h. esv ~ Esh kORHEa 4 SJElnIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

- TO LET-A har 1slm- cottage house with carr Sc
I'D house atsched snd four ots q ground sd out 80
~ gsree1. co-rer o. FigY frst = AMI Eighth-,v.nus
,rpiy % MOTT BROTHERS,. Nssssa-st or q ;
VOLT foot Flffy .f0urth-sL AZ So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

fFUAHUINts-A gentleman esd his wife and two W
yttree single gentlemen can Be accommodated IRON the
lst asgI With pleasant Rooms iu Esnt7e nsighDorloot
west B-0adrsy s-t~sers olsssAer ssd Aaisy o.. D.
an.-rLLK % - t.lL lIoll lsaf. "a ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

q. 40 LEr-A font o.hss suitable Tor Doctor
20 with b.ck usrlor ATTACHED Also furnished rooms
~ sftes the ist Of Nay Apply 81 81 Howsrd-lt BE-
tween Broadway ani Mercer A. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

- OAHDISG-As n Esrieks- corner Of Fsstry-A
- suite II the "a h1or. suitable FOR am Las o.
single gsntlssn, with full Or pafssl board ksi>snees
sea A secondhand Piase wanted a. The above
M n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-12-13
Godey's Lady's book for 1849.

We have received the January Number
of this excellent literary periodical. 1t is
the most superb No. in the way of embel-
lishments ever issued. This No. alone con-
tains twelve engravings on steel, and twen-
ty-two specimens Of flowers. The contents
are made up of entirely original matter from
the best American writers. The celebrated
Grace Greenwood, has become one of its
editors, with Mrs. Sarah J. Hale. For
$500 the Lady's Book and one copy of
the Lady's Dollar Newspaper will be sent
for one year. For $500 two copies of the
Lady's Book, and set Of plates to each
subscriber. For $40 five copies of the La
dy's Book, and a copy to the person send
ing the Club, and a set of plates to each.-
For $50 eleven copies of the Book and a
set of Plates to each subscriber, and copy
of the Book to the person sending the Club.
Those wishing to subscribe can see the
January No. by calling at this office. Ad-
dress, L. A. Cooley, lib Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-12-13
Affairs at Columbus.

At the latest accounts from the Capitol
no organization of the House Of Represent.
utivcs had been effected, and there appears
to be but little prospect that there will be
any during the winter. The Democratic
members had been constantly in their scats
day and night without intermisson from
8 o'clock Monday morning to Thursday
smorning, and were determined so 10 con.
tinue ready al any moment to go into an
organization, admitting to seats all those
having certificates of election, and settling
the question oftheir right to seats after
wards according TO the usual custom, but
this the wings refuse to do. The wings
and free soilers propose TO compromise by
excluding both sets of member from Gin
cnnati, hut TO this proposition a majority
Of the Democrats refuse to accede. Both
parties appear 10 be firm and decided in
their course, and there is scarcely posi-
bili:y that a compromise will be effected.
The Senate was organized on Tuesday,
the 9th, by the election of Brewster Ran.
dali, Esq, a Free Soil Wing, Speaker, on
the sixteenth ballot. The vote stood,
For Randall, ls
+" Al others, II
J. R. Knapp, democrat, has been elected
Clerk Of the Senate on the 122nd ballot.
Our limits this week preclude US from
giving the proceedings more fully. but we
shall endeavor TO do SO next week; and
we hope by that time the House will be
organized and engaged in the transaction
of the business which may come before
them.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-12-13
Congressional News.

WASHINGTON, December 4. l946.
The Senate was called to order at l2 o..
clock this day.
Vice Presiden, Dallas being absent, the
Hon. MIR. Atchison took the chair.
The Senate was opened with prayer by
the Rev. MIR. Slicer.
The new Senators elect, who were pres
ent, were introduced, and sworn into office.
Mr. Breese offered a resolution for the
appointment of a Joint Committee, from
both houses, to wait on the President and
inform him Of their organization, and that
they were ready TO receive any communi.
cation he might please to make. 1t was
agreed to. :.
Mr. Douglass gave notice that he would,
at some future day, introduce bill to ad
nit California and New Mexico into the
Union.
MIR. Cameron offered resolution 10 pro-
vide for the taking OF the next census.
the Senate then adjourned.
House. The House was called to order
by the Speaker.
Mr.. Wilson presented the credentials of
Mr.. Sibley, delegate from Wisconsin.
The question of reception was referred
to the Committee on Elections.
The preliminary proceedings were the
same as in the Senale.-PaHs. Post.