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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

The Message Of Gov CRlTrENDES Of Kentucky.
is spoken OF with general appreciation. The linus
riie Journal thus notices its import:
Gov. CRrrrESDEN's M,ssA0E The Governor ;
Message Is highly Characteristic Of hint Is able,
moderate, and patriotic document which cannot fail 10
give general satisfaction 10 men of All parties
The exhibit Of the financial condition Of the state
Is hi ,hly gratifying The credit Of Commonwealth
has always been sustained even in the goomest days
and do not think there IL any disposition % peril
that credit by entering any rash wasteu schemes
The Governors opinions IN relation 70 the subject OF
educ alton and the duty Of the state o. d. al she can 10
promote that great cause vii be heartily responded TO-
His remarks the subject Of the approaching Conven
ton very judicious. lie deprecstes the inuodac
ton Of questions Of partisan politics into the Conven
ton contest u . sutjsc which rises above party
considerations and ought 10 be kept above them
The recommendation Of a geographical survey Of
Kentucky will We hope meet the cordial approval
of the Legislature. Taking position well as quality
into view kentucky = richer 10 minerals than almost
any other state In the Union lts coal lead and iron
worth vastly more than All the gold IN California,
and were these coal, lead aud iron localities thorough
ly explored and fully described by geologs's of repu
tation, not sure but that they would be a. At
ractive the gold dus, Of the Sacramento. We feel
certain that the population our cOarscr ores would
bring % would be permanent and productive.
The surveys made By Pennsylvania and Virginia
brought foreign yital t. those states which pro5s
bly, pays every year In taxes than the whole *
pense Of the surveys. We have question but that
similar investment made By our Legislature would
also yield hundred per cent per annum.
The iron stone OF Wales yields only l. per cent, ~
Northumberland 80 per cent. This j. 'meted By coal
costing from ~ II cents bushel We DO not think
Of working iron OF less yield than 30 per cent and
our coal can BE- furnished cost OF from % cents
4 bushel II the Of land the banks Of Green
River, containing beds Of coal from % 10 feet thick
Andin close proximity TO iron yielding 81 o. % per
cent could have vouchers If these facts that would b.
credited IN birmingham and Sheffield, be could soon
have home market for his potatoes and cabosges
Blu; now. II hentucksn should O. the iron district
Of England and advertise land 81 = ~ so per acre,
containing coal aud iron u the quality and quantity
stated and the very banks Of stream nsyigsied b.
steamboats, he would be regarded a. kusve or fool
snd his statements would BE- entirely discreditcd
ES- Col. DIX, reported by telegraph as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

HARRIsBUzG, Igescsv, Jan. y.
The election OF senator 70 succeed Nj. Cam
eron took place today. Ga the hrsi ballot Richard
Brosdhesd Loco had 81 James Cooper (Whg) ~
Thaddeus Stevens (Whis) Scattering s On the
second ballot Bros5hesd bad o. Cooper 60 Ste
vens s. w NJ Meredith Wing Mr. Ford , On the
third ballot Brosdhesd had o. Cooper o. stevens B.
Hon JAMES COOPER IS therefore elected L. Senator
from Pennsylvania TOR years from the iih Of March
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Law Courts.

SUPERIOR CoURr-Before Chief Justice OAhey--
Riri c H0rnayss Nm Grangs Action of SANDER which
no defence ~s put m Tie parties h't been Engaged IN e
% M W he hss committed p-pury ard vii have hn it-
of pelag TIE Jun gave verdict Tor Pautf Of I've hundred
i9Isfs-f0r pu NJ NIlsoN
~. e. Dsenberys. me Mayor s. u Noo fsrk-Nf d.
bad d1nst establishment sHh avenue, 18th sg- 5ssnna
lous- tie 1-sh1ofhood OF fory onl .ni CLAIMS that
house Ftats & injured 3D. the blasting of fock op-nug
and dating he Avenue ADD b. acton or damages Tie
tractor sas M GUN part Of The Ct whose
For defence of
houss rendered difficult AVOID injury. BREAKING the blasts
esd 10 b e2auasef tbs ioeaoon-fot PIN Nj Wa,os iof
Before Judge Vanderpoe 49, Vu McGr0rfy vs. Albro
Hgf o. recover about f. Ta1- of quantity Of
Par. and notes for tbs lnd other goods
pern-t By h. Co. Of whom slae Carter bad bought Tie
chaihaHsqaaf- and a. Co u jolast N~r- a., =.
P-t t-aers u alleged lie part pana last he bought
Oh .3 80 oisr ID. 80. '.ss -. !, &C. ' , ~,
beng - e-t st-. and The employed =. the cac.tsd
removal oli The b. r-ps,in Co
Tie question arose sheth-f h. Co had ben sssas, g.
us- t forenoon plt.f N-..r. Nelson and W
Gerard iof ari = Mr. \. bant snd Mr. Carpenter
CIscUir CoURr-Bofore Judge Edwards n the MAT.
ar n fhe ci = Besaf1 RoSar@ dfeeassa-Tb. u.8
~ fais Of sit ccdIi. 90 lie u NJ r. r ag
tb.y OF. ned b, undue ~ -a- a. In -
M X a. not Of so,nt asposns mod, a. he ali dsd
property nesfy -qas between rs children,
49, u - ~ s c'f-n afvsns hsm We sssss h. bal Sc
Dlon srt another daas-r nc Ihectoc.
- 49, n' - Erref part u The lcoms to ~ had. oi Mfs
d t-t frol- The ~lQs ~ he Tie ctcis
nit-' o. 2r5se b. re sufroelte. bot sssr~i
efc1f Jaszr 80 he present esus5 srs Jly uy
~ - a " ne t-stto1 ~ undue mh-n.ei a. Tie rt-- VS.
errf sou- ro1ts when 11f-r 6-f- 10
To b. Conrnl-d ths f-uooafof sgp- Me.sr Catnc
? Osfsn
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE ALBANY, Tuesday, Jan 9.
Mr. BOND reported bill for the establishment Of
free schools thrOu ghOut The states.
Ire comm .si0uers 0f the code sent 10 peport
communicating the resu 0i their la5ors On highway
laws
Mr.. TREADwELL Introduced bill for the farther
protection u personal liberty. The bl proposes ~
prohibit any officer Judge Ia the STATE aiding IN the
arrest Of ~ gitvo slaves
sundry private bill. we're then taken up, which oe-
cupivd he rest Of The session
ASSEMBLY.
The Speaker presented rsques. from the colored
people II Albany for the Of the Assembly chamber
for the delivery Of lecture agricultural chemistry
4 long debate followed. and the petition finally
granted Dy 81 q 20 81.
NJ. BEEzfAN gave notice Of oil relative % the
Couinissiouers Of Deeds and N0taries IN NeS-lOfk.
Mr.. L. w SMITH gave notice Of bLl for Railroad
from Rochester D. Syracuse
A bill Wss introduced % incorporate the Peoples
Back for Savings IN hewior
Mr. NoBLEs Resolution was adopted, calling upon
the Commissioners Of the Code 70 report and upon the
Commissioners Of Practice 10 report amendments II
any were NECESSARY, 70 the Code Of Procedure Adj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10
Cholera IN Texas and the West.

We have received full mails as late due from
Houston and Port Lsyacs In Texas, by which learn
that the Cholera was prevailing at both places At the
former place II were dying per day and at the latter
3j persons had died aud great mortality had allied
among the troops The disease also prevailing at
Vicksourg, and about dozen dying daily.
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REeAFlTULsTio

~ The above table IS compiled for TIE tn
bunc from Official documents communicated by the
Secretary OF the Navy in answer to an inquiry by
Congress The birth-places Of the Sailors was
also sought, but the Secretary could not furnish
them. As it is, the statement Proyokes reflection.
Virginia over three Officers to one Marine South
Carolina, nearly FIVE 10 one North Carolina.
twelve to one while New-York stands $50 Ma
riDes 10 n Officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

cALWoRSA-Per.ous about snisrsupg 70 Cssforui,
would DO well TO purchase heir boots AID shoes a. war
xNss ia FaOnss hey there md wofs that an BE-
depended %, as Mr W makes eli hi. OWE work So.h!ns
be more annoying have one boo n o TO piece.
where hey csz1ot b mended o 3.TuWkF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

" EsieaANTs Fos CALUokSI. who wish to maze
hsf Journey 10 snd soo1rn 10 the God Regions q, com
io'soe a. could oe expected, shoud cal he India
hlooef neho1se Of CsuscH Ellis TosFKss, 20John-
81 and purchase O1lft Of aer Indla Rubber Goods
Tent Camp Blankets Coat Wssing boots, Bed. a.. &c.
Every article Of India Rob er At the lowest pfces sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

SNlrHsO' - lssTITUTIOs-COLE's plcrrfr
"A notice having appeared Ia some Of the Ses fyr
papers that the Smithsonian Institution was abgHh
purchase series u paintings By the late IhOmas o.
we ere authorized 10 state that such prOpOsuo1 ."
been submitted to the Board u Re gents Of that lns
ton and also that the financial Arrangements wse,
have been adopted such viii no, permit pyrcs.'
Of this Kind until the building nov progre.. Of s'''
tom u completed. National lnlsllizencr
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.NEw.ORLgAss. Jan

The sales CorToS todsy amounted TO 500 bales at ct
advance since e receipt OF the Europss sdyces FLOUR
continued frm The demand for CosN Is sctye the sales
reaching 1900 bushels at IS MoLAssss selling
10 cts PsousioNs sill tend upward FREcHrs Liver
pool steady
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The Reports OF the Cholera In Cincinnati
Confirmed.

CINCINNATI, Monday, ian. :.
The Board OF Health report several new cases
of Cholera. during the last q hours at the Hospital
r 40 deaths by Cholera have occurred on Front st
Two deaths occurred at the Hospital. from Cholera,
10 day. No new eases.
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Cholera In New-Orlenns.

NEwORLEASs, sunday, Jan Z
The weather is again clear and pleasant. The
Cholera is gradually disappearing Number Of inter
for the las, q hours the Charity Hospital 81
Admitted !, discharged H.
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The CorroS market hnn, with sales OF 800
bales. FLOUR steady, with tales 5000 bbs No change
Ia CosS other descriptions OF Grain Provisions were
improving while Groceries were steady. Merchants were
anII0usIy waiting The receipt Of the Europas news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10
By THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHHRy NAIL

~ WILLIAM JACK, Loco, 3 elected Clerk ~
the Pernsylvsnis House Of Representatives Til, w..
done only By The absence OF one whls member Mr.
Duncan Of Dsuphin, Mr. Nciesry, Loco, wanted %.
vote II being chosen sergeant At Arms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

IxpoRTAsr IrEMs.-Under the proper heads
viii be found exciting news from Onio' about counting
the votes for Governor-From Pennsylvania whose
Legsture has done ltself and the country the honor
of secting Hon JAMES CooPER Senator Of the Jniied
stsscs-From Washington. where the Mileage debate
has broken out anew. Mr. GREELEY having the floor
when the Committee rose-and from Texas and the
West on the spread Of the Cholera.
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Courf InIrndar....TnIs DAY.

sufrsoa CovErNos 0 Is w. l0l l05 49, H. l17 ia no.
lf % III, ls7. ~ TO- 49, %. %. 05, 40 % tf 80,
23 90 l! - 20 ~ up % la3 - 20 9s9 H. 20 IA
-
cos~os PlPsr INo. lsl, H. l73 75. H. 49, ISL 49,
Isl- ~. l-l. llI. 10. los. Il1-
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FOR CALIFORNIA

Y saA On h7 lalh ics, he hrstclsss p,cse.ship
OzfHEts, now lying At Pier No La, River will s. a.
ABOVE q1ansiy u freight can .i be also few
more pa-'sngef' Al io~ rais Apply board o. b.
SCrroS, - Bssysr-sl Or : L rEAcY, y Os,ip. 10 j
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Cholera Prevailing In Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Monday, Jan. :.
The desths in this city by Cholera average no
per day. Considerable alarm exists among our cit
zens number OF whom are leaving
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Thousands are daily aocsing % he Museum - see
h.les l1e Oiant who, without DOUBT The srgsst Ia
the world and thousands more Will coniDu. % ysi, here
until pubic curiosity ssusn cd h. visible a. al hour,
DAY .ad evening, a. are the Dwzfs, Model VI jerusalem
Ae Perlonnalces Al 5 snd u oclock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

~ GouEsUD's ITsLtsS hEDIcsTED sea- . ps,rts
the only reiisD.e arlcls m use for cunrg % -
ch,f-d etapped and rough fesh; E has mofse'Sa n.
propefiiesi cIres pmples. bl0sehes Old sofes ,..s
iK-s q dclcst- whe and smooth ssn, 40 msiIr. =,
ard DARK II mlgni previously BE- Thsn W, -
pay 10 taken. Moshers sho1 q always Use |" ~. o
b.bes. add 10 s-uusnen vita lender sslbs -. =,
shaving compourd ever Invented. 6s~Heof eoonlefro
and nilisuons The genuine 70 70 b pfo.e,,.e ~
FrLIx GoUkAUD's Old established depoI ~ "~Ass
door from Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

CHoic, BrcEwHEaT PLoVR-The sgo.criben ~
hand 80 osgs Of very choice BgcsxLest asnDfse's'e
Pre''y for ne uss Of ismils. 10 pnteuiu - -
ny Ofocep and dealer. Will fnd Il very cesfsoss,
Tor retailing For sale by GROWN I'LL siAD''
- ~. go Ffoui-si coz Bessz''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

ftsfETUsL GLossOvggsHOEs The subscnhefd-ts'N
81 hss .h- Perpetual Gixs Oyef.hOe shs oounas % -
serve The preference generally accorded 10 q
has made such sisfsuous 10 o. shape 80 were neee'J
sdsp Il 10 the pfesesi style Of gDdefhoe, and now e'
10 The public IN ne confident belief hal 'r besgJ d %
eegsree " user and wearing qualities. itissreqsses1
any preyiou. Efforts to Ibis AEe Every psir wDrsr'ei
heretofore. Wholesale and retail W WARO'
Goodyear Rubber Emporium ~ srosds'y
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B.rHsc.-Da,m Bsfhs oas shigHg We nri, be .
len,lon VI uie pubic 10 TsATfosDs Bsihisg ssooo '
Crsndst The bah rooms are hsf ~ with 81 he ~
znces u he first cas.-anshsd 'i BAH tab. u he1
approved siyie aud material
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10
GOLD SPOONS AND WOODEN LADIES.

Statement showing the places Of birth Of the
Officers of the Navy and the Marines employed IN
the Gulf and Pacific squsdrons during the war
with Mexico:
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ASSEMBLY.

TAG PEoPLE.-This paper viii be issued on
Saturday morping rext There vii be articles from
several distinguished writer's In Prose and foetryoe
side. the Editorials Tc morrow VIII Re the last day
for receiving advertisements II starts with an edition
OF ten thousand copies lts appearance 10 looked for
with much interes, Osee Spruccsi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

0oLo Pgss-Tbs oe.ebrsied Diamond poiried ~
leu" God Psus, warranted 10 we're i've y,sn' =
wao.e's.e and retail BY B. L. WATsos, IS wsis ~
pens repaired
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The ChoIern at NIck.burG.

VlcXsBURG, Monday, jan :.
The Cholera has again appeared in this place.
The weather Is dsagreesble.
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The ChoIern on the Western Rivers.

IVTI1F NE 'IVIUf)1 1f1I
All the steamboats, coming up from below con
tlnue 10 have cases OF Cholera on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

" f0f he b-s ard niost widely cifcs 4i-f re~'
OF ne country, ' q PALNEk = sQpoinlra ne -. -.
authority 20 r-c-ge Aud receipt Tor iu9serF n0rs g, -
u.emenis, sf0fdiag % al De opportunity " sdoI &c
and lnficiOus system u adv-rtsrg Orc-lh nc
Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10
CIacurr CoURr-Bofore Judge Edwards-Ta he mai.
THE WING ALMANAC FOR 1910
Was Published Friday, Jan. j-Price 49, Cts

~ Postmas,ers from any part Of the United states
RENTING US 81 viii b entitled 10 l3 copies
he~-fOrs, Jan. Z, 1873. GREELEY kcELRATH
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ GENERAL TAuoss LAST LgTTEs was ssti %
r CoLENss Of lo9 nz.su.t and couisls an order ~ :
Hat which Coleman !. mssias f0r him The saef . =
seen 10 COiemsn's wiudo~, ts9 Sssssu-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10
The Slave yote of Saturday.

The Northern Members voting with the South "a
pay the heirs OF Antonio Pacheoo for the runas ay
slave Lewis were as follows
From MAINr-Messrs Clspp 7. CLARK, Hsmmons
Wiley, n Williams.
NEW ORR Birdsal. Rose
PENNsYLyANIA-Brady. Bridges Brodhesd G. Brown.
c. Bufly, LEVIN, Jobb Mann, James Thompson
Ono-Richey, John l.. Tdyi0r-2
INDIANA--DsRn r. ~ ThompsoH-2.
lLIINoIs-ficklin Rchsrdson-2
l0wA-Leiisr-l Total, %.
ABsENTEEs.
The Members absent or present and not voting.
were
From FRKE STATES:
Asln,H. Mas. Hale, do. Hunt. y. y Msclsy. do
Murphy do. Nicol, do ReBE0'as, DO SiiHSeriaH0,
do. Tqumad9e do Edsall. n J. Bioaciard, Pa
Fauely do. G J. lngersol do J0s. r. Ias9soH, do,
irria, DO. 4. Novari do. Strong. do. Wmot do.
Cummins, Ohio Dickinson, do. Duncan, do Sotaok,
DO Wick. Ind ncCernaud, H.. r. Smith. do. Tur
ner, do, Iynde Wis
From SLAVE STATES:
A. Erans, Md Roman, do Atkinson. Va Bayly,
do. Bese, do Bedinger, do. Bore do. Peadit0H,
do. X. A. Thompson, do Rhett. : C., Simpson, do .
H. Cobb, Ga HARRISON, do r. Bniip htnS, do. .
J. ~. Jones, do Bowdon, Ala Pilisbury, Tex. :
adams Ky Buokn0, do G0ry, Tenn Haskel, do.
REHABILITATION
Total Absent or Not Voting
rom Free states -.--.--..--'--...-'..-..SI
from slave states -
Total Non -Representing ..-.......... a.
Notes-Ness 50, Nays c9.....-..-..---.....lls
speaker. --.'--'.--''--.'-.-..
Full House. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 22-
wings Not Responding North, 10 South, l0.....-.2 %
Locos do. North II South, b.. 20
IL Had the House been iull, the bill would
have passed to moral certainty. as among the
Northern sbsentees are at least five whose votes
would almost certainly have been cast ia the aihr
native.
MAssAcHU,ETTs.-The Legislature OF Massa
chusetis Monday proceeded to count the votes cast
for Governor and Lieut. Governor at the late Election
The result follows
G. n. Briggs Wing 81 Gao : c. Phillips, + :. soon
G. Cushing Loco. 1923 Al others l,osl
Majority against Briggs 10.
The vote for Lieut. Governor footed up for
John Reed. Wing .6l 36l John Mills, =. s....35sO
II W Cushmspi 5000 All others.-.-....-. 255
Majority against Reed 367.
The Legislature then proceeded TO choose Gov
ernor, with the following result In the Senate the
vote for Briggs unanimous. "a. In the House Mr.
Briggs received lSs, Phillips 81, Caleb Gushing 20
Frederick Robinson /. So GEo n. BkIGGs was de
clafed duly elected Governor OF the Commonwe
for the ensuing year.
JoHN REID was reelected Lieut., Governor by vote
not varying materially from the shove.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

ES- Col. DIX, reported BY telegraph as a
victim Of Cholera Is brother Of Hon. :. A. Dix, L.
Senstor from this state, who distinguished himself
greatly IN the Mexican War. We trust L q false
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

Y- Gen CAss is expected ia Washington
next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

CsLIfcRSA GooDs-sELLiss orr BLOW Cosr-Tbs
proprietor Of The wekoown establishment 100 Broadway
VII rers from basinsss In February next and s exien
sse stoes aneucing every article Of India Rubber good.
suitable for Csfornia enigrsn1 such a. camp blanket.
water bottles, mining boots mining costs pouchos 1c vii,
be sod oelov cost 70 close the eoncs,n pSsoas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

knSDSiED HoAsY Fox CsLIFossIA.-l.o bbs ain
dned Honiny In prime order and well calculated for ship
m-ni around Cape Horn, for sale By
CROMWELL BIRDsALL.
y Nv" 30 Ffort-sI cor. Beekraan-
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SENATE. .AisA>Y Monday. Jan :
Bills were reported iavorsbly upon 70 vest GER
tain legislative powers in Boards OF Supervisors to lee
sen the severity Of Criminal funishmenis 10 sbolsh
Csptsl Punishment and 10 incorporate the Nissafs
Falls Bridge Company Notices Of bills were given 70
amend the Charter Of the Atiics snd HoTpesve Rail
road Company for the farther protection OF Personal
Liberty and amend the Incorporating aud rcgU-
lstng Telegraph Companies A tl was Introduced to
amend the charter for Railroad from Gencseo 10 the
Genesee Valley Canal TIE resolution N relation o. the
Law Libraries taken up and ser discussion amend
cd 50 As 10 require catalogues Of al the swbooks De
longing T. the State 10 be made Out dessnAting The
places where located discussion was bad On Fe-
solution offered by Mr. ADAMS in relation to the duties
Of Assessors which resulted in re beins laid the
table Tor the present
ASSEMBLY.
Notices Of bills were sven-for the Incorporation OF
Insurance Compsnes-io reduce and regulate Railroad
FSre-for Mechanics and Lsborers Lien Law. bn
was introduced 10 amend the Genera Village Act
Resolutions were ofered calling upon the Commission
ers Of the Code, and Practice 10 report progress
which lie over The bil 10 Incorporate the Trustees
OF the Asior Library, went through the Committee Of
the whole, and by consen, had rs hnA reading sni
passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10

SENATE " AsIuNsro~. Tuesday, jar. p
Tha senate Wa late 10 Organizing. and when l.
o'clock hal arrived. there but ten members pre-
sent fcaly tie Vice President took bis sesi and called
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SD1Dn,

In Madison cnnnty Tennessee. WM RODI
SUN, formerly of thus county, OF Dropsy in the
cfst ~ the 65ih year of has age. lie was the sun
OF Robert Robson, Lsq, distinguished Sold, in
Tie revolution.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-11-16
EYMg.y.aGsha

Married, in Union District. 8 C. on Tho 3ls, in
slant, Il. A. SPRINGS. Esq of York District. TO
Miss JANE, daughter Of Dr. Bobo Of Union Dis
,rict.
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VIII commence It's exercises on lie Fad Monday
vi Nuyemb next.
Rev. Cyrus JDTNsTDN. Svp,,in,rndent.
Miss VI Akf DAY ron. Prime, pal Tafoess.
bliss JOSEF lllNE +. KERR, lssOciate Taioress
1efm"p pr session Of 81 uoks.
!. Children, small boys and gis, So 90
:. The fret principles e Arithmetic, En-.
gllsh Grammar, Gcogra ply, g., 10 90
3. All the higher branches Of a thorough,
scientific education. Is 60
4 uel, and contingencies, i "
EXTRA CHARGES.
J. Paihtit End Drawing, 80 90
= Ornamental Needle Work. %
) Latin, Greek or French, ) %
The Superintendent viii give personal atcn.
dance, AID instruction IN the higher classes in
the forenoon.
Board, Includ ng all accommodations, in private
families. al s. rer month.
Miss F. DIyidson Ill take charge Of the
Music, al her former rates.
CYRUS JOHNSTON.
Oct 10, 1919 5llf
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