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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24
LEGISLATURES OF NEw-YORK.

SENATE. .ALBAST FEB. as +. VI.
The general bill % incorporate Bridge Companies
was taken up and pas'ed
Mr. WmRiS concluded his remarks on the War
resolution.
Mr. CORSwALL il 90 speak tomorrow.
The bill making appropriations 70 tie sing sing
Prison was agreed 10 In Committee.
ASSEMBLY.
Bills were introduced. on notice for the punish
ment Of seduction; for the support Of emigrants It
Oswego from the passenger fund.
Notices of bills relative TO Railway Statistics
for the incorporation Of Insurance Companies
Mr. BOWIE resolutions. urging on Congress 20
abolish hoegiog in the Navy were agreed TO-
The debate was renewed in Committee on the
bill to amend the charter of the Saratoga and
Washington Railway Company. The question
pending was on the motion 10 carry freight on the
payment of tolls. Debated at length and laid over.
The House in Committee rejected the bill for the
election Of Commissioners Of Deeds and Notares
Public.
The fsrryboat Boston has opened passage In
the ice between this city and FL asst Albany.
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poLIcE-A lad about fourteen years old named
Patrick Casyrove tried In the Court d sss..ous
for petty offence few days Sz1, yeseTtzy Selected
in The act Of stealing copper from the blrk John j.
sfrtrer al fle fof 90 M.rfs0uHrY sfrse' rnrn ifs
officers attempting % Arrest him, he sprung into the Eaa
River with The Intention Of reaching issst point bat
compelled 10 shout az gain re shore where b.
caught and locked up..A cATtman By the name Of
Peter Basrft arrested JCs'ertay and committed 70
prison charge Of perjury preferred against him By
Jusuco Merritt from whose iavi sppears. ihsi tie
accused On order 90 become bail In certain short
tine since, that be me onrer q house No 81
West Thireelih-s valued az 5000. Aod haiti ssb-
question The complainant farther charges hin vilh
having hscomc bal 90 numerous sl,er cases Ia he
psan
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We understand that mercantile house oil high
,r.lt!n -h.sc.-t t-s r.c.'si ... p.,,.-
5,-ient 90 Mexico stating that az a4cn' =. ' =, ,5S
f,spes d, the eminent a. Q-"ieisr' = ~.
S +, .,,.i1 .if i DE raia alton " r'is,ton o. ~.
r-., treaty ty ne Uniies sa.es eoa.i be i'eei
rerotistir N a tts nan was reg ifieo - -
General impression that peace ~o-.1 sAol's D' -
~ The c5rresprrle-. .l.utcl 90 "As OF 'A. ll "a
nat Gen scoith been consulted bciofe &c '..
been made As % rot deemed piool's sI-' 4 : -
Nm would have taken place unless we -,s -. ~
ar OF he Rlihchn3s hal oher ass1ranc-s % pe'ce
M rilte THAI those derived fom runoI ef Is ce-
'-, " - % Plcaylne, lt,as
I'm -Hr STAT ~ White L. :, stearnshir Flsaion'
"a, w-ry-u. VII cave to-day Tor Brsz's Santiago win
Gove-rment stores hos Sc TIE ,ol'Sins Sl,,ef,'
20 ove- m her. Ma Alien. L. : A. CAPT b1fksa-.e'
ss,,.r. O1a-.s-r-.ser Mississippi Regiment Leuis
w.invri7h, Aas Lsstsr and MessFs. ~ H1en' Jane,
Croqhan Wm F5niy, John Eash. Dame. A4eiliy sl
PaEer e last evening ir he same psce, Win 1ovei-
uent stores. - $50. ---' '
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~ The unparalleled combination Of attraction st hs
American Museum are exciting universal attention. ard
the public deernire Ell 70 make that old favored
Establishment the pet OF the city lts certainly very rich
in its various deparmeut'in those Of nstuts history Il
has not probably Ire equal In this eouniryi IN wors''
art its collection Is immense that splendid scrPirt
and Temperance statusry several hundred portraits of
great men Of America, Shaks earan models, the mas
satuary engraving 40 &c The scientific aud the amstea
will fud ch field Of observation and admiration whi
the love Of IA taste for which We have %
special rsyercnce) will lind the Lecture Room sppolot
ments lost suited 10 his mind
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Ms. CLAY-We fad the following IA the Ma
t0na Infiignocr.
We have u stated in the Neslok asd other pa
pefs as H from some authority, that Mr. CLAY bad
lively declined enseutns 20 The use q bis name - a
Consulate Tor Gle Presidency ana would ga few da' -
un-er lis hand. announce the fct We believe ma.
reese rum'fs urfrundrc and That while be has a
strong dsncnsiou O. te OF bis name Tor such pur
pose, De tas fcusired entirely passive, without haei g
0fmtd Us laf,y any cetcrmusu.a one way ol the
other We have nA touNt hsi, ID Mr tIAv sk9ull ADOPT
The resolution attributed 10 him he W under his own
Signature announce u In The mean time, the public
would 90 wei 70 dsefet al rumors not possessing such
authority"
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On Wednesday morning ths Esd inst HARRIET A.
dsu.her u james Z. ald Hamlet Penny aged jen and
9 moths
Thu friends q the family respectfully invited 70 o.
tend The funeral Greenwood Cemetery THIS siernoon
Il O. cioct. ffafn No 95 II sfcr IT. -.
90 Tuesdsy, 22d inst Al DeVoe's Point. MAB5ARtITA
WlLLET daughter OF Abel Anderson, eyed yssF' and
The friends Of The family are invited 10 attend the fur.
raj from her fathers residence hls day, Thursday az
o'clock precisely Carriages viii be ir waiting Il 2ocloei
az ST Johns Chapel
On he va of FEB IsABELLA MARTIN. ased 80 Jss,
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4 TexI-IInproXed.

The Address of the Taylor Meeting at Niblos
Garden slludes to our eminent Wing Statesmen,
especially Mr. CLAY, as men whom the authors
would like to support if there were fair chance Of
success in 90 doing 6Ht, they add.
The experience Of the past. the fact, Of The present
and the aspects Of tho future give emphatic warning
whch wise men cannot safely disregard, hat re
,etow re ysirs sls noainaf, Tau,f
asusr been Bsingisd ~ pam confic'svtose noan1tn
vosa rsten no slsmsriag ge5cafnsnt aad call TO fatnd
40 5f.sr ialerd FROM past svsRtsoae .oss
AS divided ne country Hfo hof, fasss snd omsd
between them sut impossible from sithei sas-vas
Who 10 srosg In the affections Of The hole people, aud
f,r whom sny IN the nation may vote without eeylhs
bis political life aud making humi atius confession Of past
ohstiDscy In error and In wrong
Whereupon the EcegiEg Post comments
These confessions are valuable aud therefore place
them record. To hape bseH public champion Of Ag
ssctr,ass Acre ADMITTED 70 BE- "a. eyss Of tts psoPe
cannot take Of their leaders under whom they
have fought the bst,les Of their pa'ythe people will
iom participation re prsctsdgs Of tAsir pary
os~sot b alleged II Whis is 10 be made Chief
and Only appear In b" true character aer he shall be in
stalled In Office"
We beg leave 70 assure the Post that the
whigs' hold to nothing like this. On the con
trary the Of US are proader OF our last great
defeat than the Post can be OF It's swindling Kane
letter victory. W. did not cheat the People lio
the Annexation villsiny while pretending to op-
pose il. We know 10 Wing who does not prefer
to have been defeated on our own ground 10 ~
rsthcr than to have been successful on that OF our
Juggling sdyeusries Aud II ,hriit shall iolloN
iDiquity next time We shall welcome deieM sgain
~ The accident by the launch ct tue steamer
Isabel which our TeiegFsphio dispatch Ia YESTERDAY n
bEne located AZ Phusde pAia. occurred AT Baltimore.
HE WILLIAM l.. PoOLE, ESQ. has become the
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Things in philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA Feb %. isi'.

Correspondence Of the Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 23' lsie.
The weather has cleared of 20 give the ci5lLeu'
of Bucss and Leh gl fair chance a. ne po' 20
49, 80 flr Conrressman n the Ieesrap1 ls~9N
' ia he nor ing you shall know the resut - oesA.a,
time Itis hard f0ret-ll, but ihr Locos aic N - ~
nd of the result In strict which was aPPO44oN0N
siVe them about 900 % 600 majority ..-,'o,s
Nothing new todsy The meetings ahe ~, 60,
have subsidized. aud the principal topic no" y MI
The Flour market is uuse' tied as 20 price neis
10 tbls taken today A. -. bot most holders 49,
,ii.oa-r Cornmesl dull. sales 500 bbls, 90 -
gbout much change Sales white Wheat 70 l2Vs' ar
So bush yellow Core. AZ 55c Cotton rathe ,, a
ANAL sales No large transactions IN 6f'eeI' - ~
cargo Cardeuss Mosssss, on private ter in
49,. Coffee At cis Holders Of Sugars hrm "h''Ny !"
bbis IS cts Covsrseed - 20 -
stoeks a-e still up and prices st. with heavy sai-'
Fir,t hoard and Agcr-Ci,y S. ~ 49, - Wlimtn o-'
an ~ &C Pennington Copper q l3O keafk "a ~ a. IN
sp.ake and Vel canal ; ock 20, 3l5 opPrI ~ ~
Beaver Meadow s. ~ Union b Term a. ),oo
N,fes 1924: 1900 IS. 81. p5ii 40 Lehlgl' 90 y a.
4. 80 d5 Goa Scrip. 8n 80 Susq Canal ~ l.vv M
Bends 81 nv 63l; IS Susq C.na 4i IA Sheao sIu
BE- 49, II. 700 Girard ls, Union canal of ov IN,
Ne. ioqi O00 Sch NayCs. 68. T. 10 Morris = -VO
penn. S. 78i, 5eff Bk. 81, g. Am ias 60 q
,-.,.g mud .s-,l tf.sSa Morris. M so hssdlns
IA Fl.n Con "A 4COo Penn b, "a 20 90 tos ~ N =
Ins CO n 81 iehigh ISL 900 GiraI ~ LOW lem
6s e ZOO Sch Hsv Sc '63 80. p Penn T1wnshlp o.
M. IS Rk Ky qf; Union Cansl 81 luo rem o. 42.
~ psins - lQ h Nav s. '62 40 '.l ".' -
r.pt %: 81 Fee1ing % 80 Morris W. luov sch nav
ID. 'es 40; $50 Penn -, 74f 2o1O MOTIFS lf' A'''
Penn Sc "a
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MARRIED

On Tuesday. February y, BY Rev. Lot Jones' Mt
NATHANIEL TERPENY 10 Miss MARGARET MUR
RAY Youngest daughter II the lae Hugh J murray, 81
of this Civ.
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b. Telegraph to The Tribune
staie of Mir. Adams.

WAsHIS0IoS, fc5. To- - T. 81
Mr ADAMS isttil breathing, though n-c.a''''D''
ana sppareutly il & dying state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

Tgg License LAW IL NEW JERsEY.-The ma
oi Of the Special Committee TO which the subject Of re
enr The license law OF last session was referred pre-
,ented their report on Tuesday morning The following
4, the result, Of their deliberations;
Anera careful investigation aud under deep sense Of
tie responsb ities they assume, the COMMITTEE sste
that they be.eve the public 5000 viii De promoted ~ l
er-sl II The law and therefore recommend repeal ana
that licenses gronted be modified a. 70 prohibit the sale
VI innor On lie = lhbslh.
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~" Francis Fogg. Jr. young and dIstin'
eush.d member Of the Tennessee bara profound scholar
aud accomplished gentlemsn-cied At Nashville on The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

One 81 these o. ted By Delaware tlc frtnkl a.
Ons cf these chosen B. cel-ectea eiA 6sfrHzfg
On sn even vote between the two great parties,
the Legislatures elected under this Apportionmeui
will probably stand
Ssaa's. WING - Loco rs.
HOuss-. 81 81.
wing msjoriiy on Joint Balot-I4
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~ WILLIAM L. PooLr, ESQ. has become the
principal Editor Of the Nsv. orleans Aercury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

The TREArY.-This important document has at
length reached the Senate As VIII DC seen 0y 'e'
ence to our Congressional Proceedings ine ie'e'
graphic report says bu, little Of its reception but
we ,b.u soon be IN possession Of fall particulars.
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~ The accident by The launch Of tue steamer
Isabel which our Teegssphic dispatch IA ysstedaJ n
bEre located AZ Phisde phia. occurred al Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

C7- Reader n you have bad hsir yoo w'o.s,s corsl
ssloni.hed at the effect Of % bottle q rsl Sod
Hair Restorative has on iti q needs hut opy,,n
Al y Cha,hsm-st N. Y. or l39 FuIton-ss bf00A'"'
22f 2tsod
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SENrEScED.- Jonathan Bucroit, convicted OF az
assault George Johnson was sentenced 10 ray me
$50, and committed until pad.
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~ o.. -seh.ed 70 Hon 1hasaf Ca~p's o'sfA OF ''
soase % t,erre.entsves for valuable Pubc Doeum-n@
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THE scoTr AND WORM DIfFlCULTY-W
hal publish In o-mofrow Dsta the correspondence be-
tween Gen Worth and Scott, which ed c the srre" OF
the former aud the suspension Of the atter insy as
i-fsrestifa documents and have never been puDsheo
f.f.re ln reference 10 this difficulty we may remark
The officer. ARE from the Capital al agree That there
-re no parties the Army, las been represented M
es,rd n the difference between the Commander nN nei
.rd hs raborinafesfhat Gen. scott is sustained ~ l1
whole Amy and that suspension viii De received WIN
much concern and chagrin by officers and men Tho arrest
III yNorfh pillow and Duncan produce no greater sensa
lion n he Army than 10 three Liertenanis hif been
arrested by a Colonel Of any Of the regiments, .,
DEATH or DIR. MYRoS BARTLErr.-Ihe HacoH
Tiegraph of the sih inst says Il becomes our painful
tnfv 10 announce the death, IN this city, on yesterday
morning Of Dr. Myron Ballet the former proprietor
aud editor " this paper DR.. Bartlett VS. 10 MS Sth
veal he was native Of Bath, H. bot has been cl'l'
fsns Of Georsa for the last - years For nearly - years
III aha time h. was connected with the Newspaper prets
II his sate first Ia Savannah. and aiterwad ia ts
town The sterling integrity and merit OF ms cnafts-a
obtsired or him this situation the respect ana esteem
of the good Of sll parties
n We hear with pain Of the death Oh Dr..
william Formsa, an eminent physician Of fnnccion.-
Dr. Fornan was taken Gown about a fortnight smcs
sith q typhoid fever recently called the ship fever
contracted Do is believed, ia the course Of his practice
and Cicd on Monday evening Ills eldest son oieI
iev DAYS previous with the same, and daasAef Is nc"
recovering nom serious illness with 10. Dr. h. was ~
The midst 81 life 81 usefulness beg under 30 years %
s.e and bis loss Will severely felt u the Cree OF ma
Intercourse aId practice ISowsrk bAii! AaF' -'i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

KsyPlSG A DisORDERLY HousE.-William
Parker indicted cr ksryng disofdery house. ~as yea
tcrcay placed ta n tie Court Of sessions when re.
suie In hts conviction vhereupon the Court sentenced
him t. the County jail Tor iNty days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

ONEoF The CUKRlER lSD TRoTT ROBBERS rs
CUSTODY On the las. OF last week, the Police Of New
York arrested IN that city man named william brown
on suspcou that nc had robbed sWelry store Ia heade
street u that city, few NIGHTS previous. While search
ing Al he residence The stolen property me ocers
came across ewery, which not beins idenined o.
them. sent on 20 this city Tor examination. Amons
lhe articles gold himoe, which Mess's Currier q
Tro.l Identity having been soea rom their shop al
TIE great robbery 10 January, 1917.
OF the other articles also found u BfcEns possession,
they have no DOUBT that many belong 20 them, sut The
massh been removed About three months sso some
So worth the stolen property vlsrecovefef BY Mesrs
Carrier Trott from various shops IN NeN-lnrk' where
had hem exposed Tor sale, showing thai the thieves hal
a0t melted 10 down, 1ut were eldeavorng gradually io
buu- the market. TIE Information obtained has
becn given The Prosecuting Attorney Tor the District
who "l no doubt do all hat can possibly be- done 10
ciI..late ttis hi. etgtorc ulg sterious robbery.
Thus of the three PERSONS originally arrested hy Mar
shall Turkey, aho were uied and acquitted there are gool
grounds On believe that two a- leasL were sulty Morton
alas Cooper has sce been implicated IN the robbery
The Chaf,estovu Treasury, and aso ~ iho attempt Al
Lawrence. ant Brown who vas folly sroyet 90 be his
Tally AMI nightly associate, = caught ~th the stolen pro-
perry in lis possession. Boston traveller.
MraDER0Us AssAULT.-Oa Sunday morning
last about Two oclo1s an stiemp. was made upon h'
lfe n 4 y ing named VIM. !. Belt, by OF bis
asccaes named james Henry. rh0 entered the house l
whicn Mr b. BOARDED MI silce-s, in North Gayst,
walked up INFO nis room, and discharged pistol a. biz
t-s1 o. hl bedside that his lace anu hlir wer,
burned - me explosion q ne powder The bali ortu
naiey ss-d Boz aim By lair's breath and before 70,
attempt could be repeated, the alarm vas given, az
Helry rci Or make his escape He is Sill ~ large bl
measures have been taken which, O. Is thought will secure
ls arrest Ihs motive or the assault said % have bee
some t.ututy -rsiag from love affair, Henry thi
time being ls9 much excited from the effect, OF n'cA
eating qlr' which be bad tsscl o. excess tae cycnn.
previous. Bait Pat. 20.
Hos. HENRY WHEATOS-We regret 20 learn
h-toar -istnsushe1 low cit zen, ST. Henry Wheaton
nov 81. the fremont Hotel in this cry, BE- erilrs i1fs
1osci IT, bed taken bis residence n this quarter Wit
ns Family with view Oh deliver bis Dec urts an the Cvi
auf lnifrtf1ral Law u The Law - hcnl A. s'lfd.e
Ne understand that the learned gentleman BIS been si
ffef 3D. bis physicians Or abstain ur cN months from
a unnecessary en- flCmeul ard e2efiioa' ant t,vct
hu.1-f t0 fre c.le cf ri helh lt VIII a,c'lis'r fs
our ~ hs power 90 commerce his ecuIet no tambdfg
during re sppr01clIrg term Boston Ccur FEB %.
rS- George OKil Stuart, Esq was, on Mon
DAY Iast unanimously reelected Mayor Of the City o
Quebec Montfesl Pilot, Feb. lsth.
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Gen, Taylor'- Position.

The following fresh letter from Gen Taylor to
an sstive Native supporter has been fty commu'
picated TO the Herald for original publication, and
il introduced into the columns Of that paper with
the most extravsgant lauds;ions as admirable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

GENERAL SESSIONS Wednesday. The trial Of
Mar Jane McClaushey. charge OF arson, commenced
Tuesday, resumed yesterday and had not con-
Guided when the Court adjourned.
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The NXhiR- of Dnfche.s.

The ferry boat Boston has opened passage IN
e ice between this city and East Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

MoRE FAT CArrLE-Ws understand r. L
Pen Esl tie celebrated owner Of the extensive Pelham
Frr has offered Premium OF piece Of plate valued a,
sixty dollars, txty dollars in moneyat the option Of
the successful compelogfor the tes. fat OK Of hreo
Eve years Old that shall weigh less than 35oO lbs The
premium 70 be awarded at the Judgment II aCommtiee Of
Butchers only. We hear also tina; butcher Of this
City hss offered premium Of $50 for the latest and best
conditioned sheep. Both the animals 20 be exhibited
a. The next Fair Of the American Institute October 1915
u We call the attention Of our readers 10 the
Concert ohe oan, Protective Society at the Tabernacle
this evening Apart from the benevolent purpose Of the
Society which alone might secure great attendance the
names ofthe performers and the oi offered which may
be found 10 our advertising columns, present mass CT
attractions which will doubt be generally and sub
s,lnualy Acknowledged. We expect 70 zee very large
audience
n Prot NICHOLS Lectures ON Astronomy at
tie University postponed account Of his severe
nres. lie will not lecture again an next Tuesday eve
uls.
/ 70 Com 5trInghsm, late from the South Amer-
squadron arrived 10 town yesterday b. Of Boston
/ ~ The Examination Of Yard school No 20,
which Dir John j. Doane Is the teacher takes Place to-
day.
II Tie following paragraph in relation TO the
+ " Sun which shines for all" Is going the rounds
ASTRONOMICAL PHESosESoS-By recent discoveries
attho National Observatory, Washington city ard otner
places It has that the sun mas d. creased
h volume nearly cne-enth and this singular phenore-
non has occurred entirely during she past month The
change took place suddenly since, according "a accurate
observation the morning 4 the ls.n u Il presented
s usual the vision OF the spectator yet A. Il
arose on he uext day, INC alteration was easbly per-
cePa9e even 10 the naked eje It's FORM too. Is alier-
Cd. iis latitude has decres',i, while Us longitude has
/ been prolonged
lNQtEsr.-An Inquest was yesterday held upon
tie BODY O, jacob Armstrong, swcto by birth aged 81
lie we seaman la,ely on board the packet-ship -
james where De committed u petty larceny ior which
onee he was sentenced 20 pay rue and 10 two months
/ Imprisonment While lying Do Kings County Jal bee eN-
Inhibited toms al previous disease aud then seized
win e peiis 0l tee heAi ani fsce om which attack he
ns norrinq expired The Jury returned verdict 10 Sc
. ooI-lrce vlih ttc foregoing ficts.
GENERAL sEssiOSs-lledHesday.- The trial OF
Mar Jane McCausney, charge OF arson, commenced
Tuesday, resumed yesterday, and had not con-
Guided when the Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

" Edcm Cr0sreH. Ediio, 81 tre Argus. has
been chosen DELEGATE 20 Baltimore By The Hmsers
Of Albany Co R " Pcckham subsutste Cros
we'll will prove hard one g. Keep out ui seat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

OIssRow's RIDING SCHOOL, 20 Fourth avenue 90 ~
or ard Lsfsyeste places. Open daily tor ladies' n'H
A n 10 ) p NJ, open daily Tor gentlemen from S@'i
N Eyebng cls., for gentlemen Tuesday, Thur'dsyr.
saiurdsY evenlag. tom Z. % d oc.ocs Dbl 2mIglsH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-19
I t.
f. o.
Correspondence Of The Pitis5argh Gazette.
CONGRESS
Washington. May l6. 1878

Washington, May 1T, 1915.
Senate.-Mr Douglass from the Committee
on Territories reported bill for the admis.
sion of Wisconsin as State, which was made
the order of the d-y for Thursday.
MIR Bagby moved to take up the resolution
previously offered by him, declaring that Con-
gress has no power TO prevent the admission
of Slave territory or to exclude Slaves from
new States.
A motion was made TO lay upon the table,
which prevailed, yeas &c, naysS.
The morning business was then laid aside
and the discussion Of the Yucatan bill called
Up, and the subject postponed until to-mor-
row.
MIR Bright moved to take up The bill relat-
ing to the surrender of Indiana State Bonds
held by the United States,
Mr. Clayton moved 10 amend by excepting
sixty thousand dollars issued for the benz
eft of the State Bank and due in 1856, which
was agreed to, and the bill rassed.
The Senate then went into executive ses-
ion.
House-The House went into Commit
tee of the Whole upon the reports of Com
mittees.
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The Yucatan bill was called up, when Mr..
flanagan, from the Committee OF Foreign
Relations, announced that news had been re-
ceived of the ratification of treaty between
the Whites and the Indians, and moved the
pcstponement of the bill.
A personal debate arose upon the motion
to postpone, between Messrs Hannegan
Niles, Calhoun and Foote-the latter making
a direct assault upon Mr. Calhoun. Mutual
explanations passed between Mr. Hannegan
and Niles.
A resolution was adopted, that W hen the
House adjourn on Monday next, it shall not
meet again until Thursday, in order to give the
members an opportunity 10 attend the Balli-
more Convention.