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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

- Esa- af R,7r-'-l-v-s ri s--z cog, ,s ID. a--,-s o,
-srt 1grsss
Rejected
NJ MADE moved provision thsi 10 Member should
receive more than fisen hundred dollars mileage FOR
session. and iaai constructive mileage should De
allowed. Lcs..
Finally Mr. scEiENEs proposition was adopted. pro
vi1ng a leu OF the mileage sni per diem present
allowed - Members cf Congress. there should - a.
wed tn cents per mile the usual routes between
the respective residences Of Members Of Congress and
the scar q Government and compensation Of e. 90
per s1num.
M GRrEIEY moved 70 amend the amendment ~
reducing the annual compensation from 5000 70
$500
The CHAIRMAN ruled n. amendment out II order.
The vote 4. - 5e taken IN the House Il has only
passed IN Committee, where tie Yeas and Nays srs not
called
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Jan Is.
Let no man say that good cannot come out Of
evil--it can provided the counter-persuasions are
not the stronger. The House today, in Committee
Of the Whole on the General Appropriation bill,
the item in hand being provision for some branch
OF the Navy Department, sustained aud voted IN a
Provso that the Secretary Of the Navy shall forth
with issue an order prohibiting Flogging or corpo-
real punishment 10 the Navy Of the United States.
There any amount Of aattenng and hdget
Ing-there was a very plausible objection raised
that the amendment was not now in order iwho
ever heard Of a reform Of abuses being strictly in
order p but the Chairman Mr. {. b. SMITH ruled
that the amendment would stick, aud the Commit
tee voted that it sh0uld stick, by nearly three to
one. | hope the opposition was in good part
based on the alleged irregularity and untimeness
Of the measure, aud not on its supposed dement's
for saw some very good men pass between the
Teners when the Noes were called, who | hope
are right on the naked proposition At all events
me amendment IS eagrafted on tie bH and cannot
be got of without chance for Yea and Nay vote
don't believe there are fifty Members in the
House who will vote TO strike it out on a call OF
the Yeas and Nays.
III this is only carried through, though it were
the only good thing effected, Congress need not be
ashamed Of the Session.
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By Telegraph 10 the Scw.IOrk Tribune
NEWBORN LEGISLATURES.
Mo-uiss Sssnou.

SENATE. ALBANY. Friday Jan 70.
Mr. FINE reported In favor Of the bill for the relief Of
Rutherford Stuyvessnt
Mr.. GSpDEs reported 10 favor Of the bll TO extend
the tine 70 collect the Taxes Of l-iS
Mr. VII KIN from the ma orty Of the Judiciary Com
mtree, reported bin authorizing the Governor 20 al
vacancies IN public ofices excepting those whose cleo
ton has been provided for By the 6ih article Of the
Constitution This bill Is reported to meet vacancy
that VII De occasoned BY the retirement Of MiLLAsp
FuLsoRE from the Controllers Oaice
Mr WLXIN said that the code OF Commissioners
would report chapter providing for the nllns Of
cancies in public Offices
ASSEMBLY.
The House has been 10 debate al the morning. until
near u clock. the motion 10 print and refer
monssnce against enactment relating 70 the Brook
lyn Convention Charter The petition and remon
STRANGE ordered - be printed
Mr. PERLEY presented memorial for the removal Of
the Powder Magazine from the l2h Ward Of the City
OF New York, farther up the Island.
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ACCIDENT on THE ERIE RAILRoAD.-We Learn
tia, serious sceidenl occssoned by the collision Of
two freight trains occurred the NewYork and Erie
Railroad on Wednesday morning between Great Bend
and LsnesbO Our informsn. attributes the accident
dsooedence Of orders the part Of TIE conductor
Of the train going up. VINO ought 20 have remained a.
Lsnesboro until the down tram had passed. But sup
pospg that lie could reach the next turn OF before the
train arrived be pushed 81 accelerated speed
The Consequence was disastrous. The collision took
place with great violence both engines much IN
jured and the conductor OF trsn and the engine
driver Of the other hsi their legs broken Yesterday
the engine Of the down train OF the track az
near Ousyle. owing 20 the switch being turned the
wrong way. No damage, and but slight delay.
Commercial Advertiser
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FIRE ~ PRovIDESoE.-A ire broke out last
night IN the building occupied BY Edward W Billings
and others 90 Westninster-street The building was
leased BY Mr.. B. who occupied the lower story
fsacy goods and music store. The second door was
occupied by Mrs :. 4. Johnson, mllliDer and dress
maker Il. D Cogssel dentist, and Mr.. Davis, ladies'
shoe manufacturer Asthe are originated IN the second
story thst part OF the building, with It's contents was
entirely destroyed The most Of Mr.. 5. . stock was
removed. and WAS believe. fully insured We fear
that Mrs Johnson. WHO bad extensive stock, vas
uninsured We could ascertain her loss that Of
the other occupants the same ioor. The property
belonged TO :. n Richmond and the heirs Of the late
e D. Pesrce. The wind blew gale At the tine Of the
sra IProyi1snes yolrnsl is,h.
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BOARDING

DOAKD-r~o gentlsmen ~ gentleman snd ne wn
Ocsn accommodated with board sat pleasant
second aoor IN qgies family ~ih few bOsrdefs ~ sgp
Ing Al 81 Jay.st iisA-
BOARD OF " Beehman 81 within fvr siinui-s wsb -
- of Msls, tho Guy Hail several gentleman cen e~
well sccommot sted with pleasant roVws and board No
DLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMs-oa he
second and thifd aoors with without hfessfsr sns
tss. All Psk plsce y In
LruRNi-ukD ROOMS To Lkr-iaeairr ne
u BrOsdway fnuance Ia grsnklins a. ne
lklNATE observation-disclosures IN LoNpon.
Il FOR GENTLEMEN AND vAhILlGS -Mks
0ROOCOCk, ~ Hsiion 0srd-a, IS doors hon Hottosu.
Ysrms moderate.
Having spenl several days with N0 tshs piessar-ts
Recommending her csisblshmeni such OF
may desire good aaie and cenua bone darae Wat
10 this Metropolis OF 0rca, Britain. Wh HALCH
t~sBdoo. June 81. 1913. yb "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

vL. F ROBISsoN has retired from the ed
torisl charge Of the Hartford Dsily Vhs M r has
besu sole Editor Of the WAs for nearly two years per
forming his duty sby and retires in order TO enable
him 10 give his undivided sitenon to the duties of bis
,-,eas.ion-,ha Law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

CHOcrAw ENIGRATroS.-The Jackson Miss.
Sosflron mentions the transit through that city of
party Of Choctsw Indians l2 in number on their way
10 the Chocsw Agency west Of the State Of Arksn's'
Another party Of lsO under the direction Of Rev I A.
stewart took the road to Ncksourg a few days pre-
viou. There are .t about 5000 lndisnsir the Stse-
chiefly in Eastern Mississippi but II IS oeeVed nat
80 Govsrnmant continues the present compensation
TOR their removal 1925 IL esch) II viii not be long De
lore the STATE will be almost entirely cleared Of them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

DELAWARE LEGIsLATURE.-Mr. Barnham, Of
the senate presented the 10TH the petition Of ago
citizens OF New Castle Co for the Abolition OF Slavery
which was referred 10 Committee, who reported
against mediate emancipation deening Pedeni
d egsAe the subject 81 present although The Com
mtee refused 70 give any opinion Of the merits Of the
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OrFics on rBs RscrIvsa % rAxss,l
New City Hal. PWG

New City Hal, PsG !
TNAXE0-lSA9.-Noccss bsssoy gt,sa rhss = 40
j DirIos Of one PER CENT vii Ss us1s % 81
Taxa remaining 1apsid oa The lkh oAy 90 essarAav,
sod TWO PER CENT. oul be l5n pAY % MACS.
Tue Receiver would urge psy~rs The mporssbes
Of makinE - early paymsnS - posslbe. 10 svoid Ne
Gus v he psg cottages oslag sddsd.
Houn fbs recsiviag money ffom . 70 ecloek. -
Dsnksbis money only received
u scAB EAkyE7 HART, Rscs... II fus
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A Nsw MoRxoS PAPER.-The Frontier Guar
dian h. the title of new psper about to be published
Pottswa,,arnie dowa)-under the supervision OF Or'on
HYDE. and TO be devoted the interests OF The Nor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

TT Rev. SAMUEL X. WARD, an eminent color
ed man. recently pastor OF s white congregation N
Cortland Co has become the editor Of the H"''AtT'
Ser and ColOred Farne- published 81 Albany Ihe
star pushing ahead the new settlement 10 Florence
Onelds Co According TO is accounts the enterprise
PROMISES success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

FEM. 5. 5 EASTMAN has again purchased an
,n,,re., in the Grssafa Mass Ge'ais ase C5Ar'a'
and the last number Of that paper announces hist viii
soen appear Ia new dress
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IN. ING,s rINCrUKE AROMA. TO b oss.is.s

nR. ING's rlSCrUkE AROMA, TO b osssissi
IL az BGcisySt
To the gums u lends bloom,
To the bfeah perfume,
To ths testh pure wtitsusss Of snow.
And many martyr,
To cancer and tsrtsS,
Their curs 70 this dsut1mcs owe
Dr. Iss, Dsnria, IS Bsrcayst having psrfsceed 10 ~
cnsry ,sssa and - goa pslss hch
tbsy are fastened suabsd 10 eouseqQsoes " ths great
ssvps OF une ard sbof insert from sn ~
a srthcL Josh, bali pnes formerly charged
dlgl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

R- Major e. A KINsALL. formerly Editor OF
the FOOdsOes (v,) Ass. ard ATE Captain Of the Yer
mont Company in the 9th Regiment, has become Joint
gdipr sad proprietor Of tbs s~lsas'-s ssS's.tl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

II Letters from an official source a, Washing
ton state that private to the Government fully
oossrm the most exaggerated accounts Of gold finding
In California.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

JM. Lyon, one of the prcpr'e'ors OF the
Rochester Cor-ig has disposed OF hs interest," N '''
Journal 10 II. 6. WARSER- NJ l. nAs s0Hs " 0Na
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

w The Buffalo Morning Erprs.s appeared
in AZ enlarged form and q new drsss lss MonosI
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WANTS.

NNANTED-A siasuou 90 soverue.s ~ an Enxsss
together with masic and drawing has oel~ccoo 60
South or IL he county shs would give private essos
IA 'smiies TIE beat rv.sr-recs siveo- Aidress n.
Il Nsricsa ia ,~'
NlrANTED- sims FOE . samser u exeslleus girs
w and cAtfen. recently arrived. RE ftcm city sass
Ard sssccarons ard Wiling wora 'cr mcderaie sxss
Application ~ usde al ne oce u tAs Commissorsrs n
Cmislsaon. 10 the Para No ehSses nA1
NNANrED-An sesve, intelligent yc1ng mar 80 pos,
w ter IN retail In sroadwsv 0cos references
CURED. Address {. A ID rrbune Ofice ll9N-
GIRL WA>rkD.-,Msutst. snSt sctiv- s'ri
NJ SD ut u y-ss 81 sge ~ act wstrf In sna fsir
~ Apply Immediately 81 the C"rs.e. soats vest
u seventh-sv and rhirseerlhsI ysS
DOOK-kEEPkR WA>rKD.-Ap scsiv. ialss,
- gent AMI fsisalal woman vel acquainted With eooss
sud ready correspondent ears 81 sr1
dssrxbe sinstos ny sdir-ss postpaid, sox avs rcs
Ofee. Employment given iuuedis-,y psN
rI'O HATTERs.-A PARTNER wASrEp-cns hs
capable ofxsne charge q he sasnsss nv Pres~ot
viii retire FROM the husness Account of Bic hss
the Will be .od, With without lhs sioSa 10
sired For psrucalss sPply 81 rs Brosdwy,e
~ ~ z rUsk
Two PuNsICIANs-A fhyscisn of II years Pssc.
tee who 10 now doing gcod easirs.s. Being In vi
health. wishes retire nom Il To u entsspusins
character with modsrsts c-pits arsfe opportunity nov
presents Of entering al Into business without ~earss
out bic NE In the acquisition n u Ina addressed 70
p this odicr stating where iuterve~ may be hs'.
will receive due attention Ns To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

ASoTHER SOUTHERN CoNvENTIoN.-Several IN
auental planters and professional gentlemen held
meeting in Thomas.on, Epson County. Ga. on the iih
inst Thos F. Bethel Chairman, DR.. John B. Kendall
Secretary and after the object Of the meeting was
made known the following preamble and resolutions
were submitted by o c. Gibson, and seconded by d.
P Evans and unanimously adopted
Inasmuch as we regard the movements lately enacted
in the House of Representatives In Congress utterly
reckless OF our rights tree independent, and equal
citizens of the Republic
Resolrsd That forbearance toward the anti Slavery
movements ceases with US TO be virtue.
Rsssrtd That we believe the institution Of Slavery
as II exists In the United states has communities great
good both to the white and the black msn and there
fore,
Rssolred That we will not submit to be degraded
into inequality and inierioriy sccount OF H. snd that
we hold ourselves in readiness promptly TO receive and
adopt any suitable recommendations from our Repre-
senaiives in Congress 10 maintain ST all hazards their
views
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

SINGULAR DISEASE or THE ETEs.--A singular
case occurred as, week the Gasgow Eye lnnrmsry
gin Of sixteen years al sgs, having spilled on ac
count Of loss Of szh, Of her le eye the cause WAS
certsned 70 De the presence Of AVinz worm nyosuo
the r,iccus Of sclesihc nsiurass Ia the eye close
before the pupil which il implicitly oosIueted The
species Of snma cons sta Of round bag shout me SIZE
OF small pea from which one side springs lu BODY
Which il nlsment consisting Of numerous rlnzs ana
capable Of being elongated and retracted At the erea
ture will The body ends In the neck and head snd
the latter IS supplied with four lateral suckers All THIS
was plain 20 the naked eye u THIS instance ont sP
esred still more 81 when the ANNA! "n viewed
through microscope As the existence Of sucn cres
,urs In the interior Of the eye only prevents vision
bu. Ultimately destroys the whole textures OF me or
gan IL vas resolved 10 remove q By opersuon ais
Va. saccessfuly effected Saturday last The patient
behaved IN perfect steaciness and found her vision
i-amsda,ely restored The hydsrid continued % live
for more than half hour after being extracted AZ
on four similar are on record the worm excited
much curosirv and examined By numerous yisit
ers both Jay and necical ,Glasgo~ lCanAds) Chron.
ARREsr OF TIE SUPPosED MuRDERER oF Ma.
p.zxyH-We earn that sheriff Bsilies Of New Bedford
srrs.ed 10 TIA. city yesterday afternoon man iast re
turned from = whaling voyage, upon suspicion OF nls
being the murderer Of Mr. Parker, ., Manchester ~ H.
40 the esrly part Of The year 1916 Sheriff 5ses com
nted ths NJ an % prison. and mas himself gone 10 Man
CHESTER 10 gather information relating 20 the mstter-
II b. stated ou With now much truth know not tssf
ne person arrested has made partial confession OF ais
gslt lD'' ''
AS0THER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GOSE.-
Reuben Randall Revolutionary veteran, died al
Greenvflle Greene Co n IN the cd year OF MS age
Ne was native Of Connecticut, and was y years Old
When be entered the army, and retired from the ser
vice IN lT-l
r- The GIasgotc Mo- Banner says " On the
9th ut tie Missouri River freze from shore 70 shore
a. ,his uoiut-an occurrence which mas not taken
ni.ce .irce the the Winter Of lsi2-i a.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

Corre.Pcndence OF TIE Tr.bsae.

SENATE. WAsHINGroN. Thursday Jan q
Tie Senate was engaged a. tav in the c0u,iI
erkuoa Of Private Bl.s Of 10 particular importance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-20

no THK LADiEsAa 'iss.s' $500 s:ss' m. q S0ys.
80 -. YER al fancy and plain, trimmed win fssibsshe,
Lsdies msses, ehdrens seeyet soonss; Vim e ~.
~ ,ssr 1nS0 irssl J n nONARQCy. IA Bc~~y.
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Manufacturing Prospects In the West.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
STEAMBOAT. Ohio River, Jan. 10, lei9.
100 miles below Louisville.

STEAMBOAT, Ohio River, Jan 10, l-i9 }
l20 miles below Louisville.
MEssRs. EDITORs ] have been making re
oonnosance Of little town in Indiana called Csunel
ton while boat has been taking in supply Of coal
Here, rs many people suppose s to be the Western
Lowell some think the American Manchester. The
facts which such opinions may be Of interest
to you and your readers
This position, then Is at the Eastern out-crossing OF
the great Illinois Coal Basin the stratum Of coal above
the plane of high wster gives here section of about
four miles in width and somewhat exceeding four feet
in thickness. 1t approaches within half mile Of the
river and s some 20 above the river bank at the
point where it is worked. The dip of the seam is
toward the river and the mines are drained without
expense while The elevation is sufficient for the sdop
ton of the Newcastle system in which the loaded car
draws the empty car up the railroad The coal is of
superior quality and fully equal to the Wgan coal for
generation Of steam and s sold to boats for cents per
bushe II is offered the manufacturer at the base OF
the hill at cents bushel and probably be pro.
duced az from TO cents bushel This Ia the basis
of the opinions alluded 10 Coal at onehaf or one
third of the price OF equivalent fuel In the manufsc
turing districts of EnglancOn the very banks OF an
ever nsvigsbe riverin Free siate-at healthy To-
calty-near the Cotton and Hemp heds-in the center
of cheap subsstencenesr the rich Iron and Lead ores
of the edges of this coal feld-thete elements may
well be regarded as the highest attractions TO capital
and skill observe that Father Richie sneers at you
for suggesting that Illinois would find II profitable 10
grow less corn and make the cOttons she now
obtains such cost of transportation. You may, by
and by ask the venerable abstrscuonst tc compare the
actual cost of producing brown sheengs on the ONO
and at Manchester You may prove 70 him that cheap
er power cheaper food and lighter taxes may enable
the lndanian 10 pay higher for labor and yet make
cheaper goods than his English competitor lhis snip
meni of food and To Lancaster 10 be there com
bined with coal at from 10 10 cents bushe, when
coal here of an equal value can be had at from 10
cents per bushel does not seem 10 be an economical
process.
You fond of working at political problems and
may feel inclined to tell that chsnges IN National
policy to be produced by these central elements
have referred to. What If the Southwest was to re
solve to this cheap coal and cheap food and work
up their own Cotton Stranger things than this have
happened Al this little town noticed some 40 men
preparing the foundation of large cotton mill, IN
which as learn quite number OF the wealthiest and
most influential OF the Mississippi and Louisiana cotton
planters leading stockholders. They may md u
better business than growing cotton al 3 cents per 10
" Yours n. II.
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AT PRIVATE sALE-ioo pieces Of c lsioa nss
"A rrs, 70 close . cooeers- Apply 70
ANTHONY }. sLtkckEh Aass 49,
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In the HorsE, the Mileage vas up again. Mr.
BRowN Of Mss moved

BRowN Of Mss moved
r,i b-r-s.r 7f n-se- ssato. al Responsibilities
-. - i - r.ssra.as ron tie .itms, d Congress
a. s,o1 .hs - .nud q reeve y Per ~ ~ oan
III, .tt.s4ssce o. Coaxr- upsns IL tn ron a- ia NJ
save .os- a.a - -. - -, - 80 :, a. o.. -sr "a
,sr 80. .rfas III is,-d he us1 b. ssr-s. rten
-atsa -es- - f -al i'g' 'esA i''s7i'l
The question was taken snd tie vote stood Ayes a.
Noes %.
nile for travel by the usuA. post route aud - 500 year
N each senator and Member Of the House. N lieu Of
heir pre.sn; per diem Decided IN the negaaTe-Ayes
" T,ss moved 20 amend BY inserting pro
i.ion Si.uen.irg with the present allowance Of mile
aye 10 Members Of Congress- and suos-t1tng 10 leu
thereof cofroersarion Of eO per day Tor every day
nsce...rilv consumed In travelling back and forth be-
,sn h-ir respective residences and the seat Of Gov
srnn-pt calculating the time 90 consumed upon TIE
ueare.. po.t route pv0riaed that NJ Member oe PAID
for more insn fiiy days usvs-
NJ BowLIx hsd proPosir0n which ne moved
-.s- ia b-r-.-r . sen.iar- AL no-r, Of Goa
sr-s. q 70 -a,' 20 ~ .P11 =. 1870, "a.
: a. o-. Far ty ss's ga io-r. Per 80 of n~
.-coss 4. ~ t.s, Lars - t.y - - ~ ~ r. - ,'
:, s as =, sy Tor IA lara it a.. tss to.afs - ga
-. ~ ,srty ;,. oar -oars pr ~ - - slr ify -,J.
,s-e sa.rs p-r or ~ So --A Ar az 80 ,ets -
aa =. . s- a. ssy Of h- .-aa sal BRET q; 'o
- ,-.t-a sss n. Cefs sas sac is ans ~
So A. an 81 t-s s1esess q - pre1-s ty az -
a. 80 4 aroorlaxy B.; .lca s-uo-r ao.-at
ID .eGs--. . r--Ts1 from sllA ofi-ilf- a -
80. Of sf,-u-ax 2aysa1 Ia "a -as -a@- = asnA
Tre amendment was re. ected-
NJ VExAsrE moved 10 amend the amendment ~
.4gi,x a provisOr that member OF Congress should
rscsive bis daily compensation when absent from me
uou.a unless be detailed from his sea, By Sickness
No quorum voted al 1rst bat slIer~Ed the AHeno-
nent was adopted.
Mr. Brown OF Aiss offered the following sHaehdnen''
ns..<- R-pr--as.s- coa<-.' -. ser.
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IA .ACADEHY 4U BFoomssl hfeo doofs 81 ~ bFosd'
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