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4 Nd Hair Eradicator, also Cologncs, Hair
~. Oils, Charcoal Tooth Paste. Ambreinc
and Cream Soap &c. just reccivcdby
~ J, G. BINGHAM.
81 I5hnsbury ~, 1916 [60itf
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Notice, Slciehs, &c. for Salcv-.

rENllE subscriber would say 10 the citizens
Il ct Danyilic end ITS vlclurly that be- has
now on hand
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Dadd,s

MORSE X Cattle Medicines just received
Z 4 by J. BINGHAM.
st. Johnsbury, Jan. 81, 1919. t6Jitf
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S7oO Worth of Carpetings,
BR0.7DCLOTIfS, Pilots, BE.qI'ERS,
C.9SSIlfERES, DOESkiNiS, .S.3TI-
NETS. TES7'LNGS and TAI
,LORS' Y'RLlLlILN'GS

nuns 4 hIsIshisN OAN
READI..M,lDE NOTHING Over Coats,
Under Sack Coats from the incest Broad.
cloths down 10 Green Jackets. Vests aud
Pants of all descriptions from the finest silk ,
satin, velvet, down to Canada Gray, aud ut
extremely low prices. qConncctcd with the
establishment is an extensive TAILORING
DEPARTMENT. conducted by NJ. ID. QUINN
BY, who ~ VIII known as u scientific Cutter.
London and, Paris Fasl ions frRulrly received,
and no pains viii be spared u. getting ny saf-
mcnts 70 a.vc entire siiisiaction to all whomty
favor the establishment with thcir patronage.
Cutting done for others to make
West India Goods and Groceries,
and all kinds ct Wet Goods, at wholesale and
retail in the basement.
All kinds OF Pred ucr taken in exchange for
Goods. Cash or re ndy poY--No rROsr.
pcrlone tram the n. " side Of the riv;,r who
trade 10 the. amount of 50, shall nave thcly
toll paid both ways. Orvcrs ~ teAmAtrrs aud
stage drivers promptly attended TO,
NJ NJ STEELE,
Wells River, Jan lsdo. 5nsrl
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Every Day Brings Something
New,
TlNllE subscriber 10 now manufacturing %
u nov and improved miigioof
MORTICE WINDOW BLINDS
ar RElOUCED PRICES

Gdm the old fashioned Prp0Ved Blinds, and us
" oompaotur1s. Hewurss-And durability are
Ga superior, sHd viii be- sold ldr about ~"
thirds The pare
Foo iUstsHcr--thc gru0ycd Blinds cost from
sl,9i a. Fl 80 per window, without pant
Tho NORIiCE HLINHSl soil iVu.so ~
90 y 80 per window, withnul paint .',,.
HLLNDA phiHird. Trimmed and hung upon
houses on tho y. Yst reasonable terms,
ALSO
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Connecticut and Passuupaic
RiVers Railroad.

tl !.
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Monthly Dullet IN 40. I2.

In consequence Cftlic
new and extraordinary
ir.umphs ofihc follow
ing imrdtcinra,tic Grl.
c!cnbcrg Company de-.
vote anoihcr Bulletin
To them. The first,
M1RSHlLL'S Urn.
RLNE C.}THOLICO.N
is an iunnlliblc spcc,hc
IA Pgp!upsus Utori(iall.
irg Of the womb and
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o. VALENTINES,

INoR sale rs T.. y, DAZZLING, bookseller
II and staponer, Lyndon Corner.
Jan 30 Golwa
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.craiassortmcat Of
Instruction on the Piano Forte.

~ - expected that instruction ~ Music on
Y tho Piano Forte Will be- given by Miss
rmrrSA MCKEE, during the Spring ToEu
Of the Academy at ~ Johnsbury.
Irh |. lElu. hnlM
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GF"rhe Mayor and Common Council OF
Washington Ciiy hare PeiiioHtd Congress 10
nnPoipT them, directly or indirectly, 10 abolish
NE Stare Iiadc IN he District QfCoiumJia. Ma
jos Gaines, Of Kentucky presented lhe pcIi.
lion ~ lhu House on Monday, This is az
important aud glorions sign. tits taking
hold of The subject IN the tight way ..
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log New orleans dates to the 10th, which
.'aN OF lho cholera there as nearly. extinct.
N'e''ProPhlc despatch ut Mobile snys, that
Oh u'e 10Th, there were four deaths by the
,aelera at the Charity Hospital in Nav Or
eansi five cases admitted, aud sc~eu dis.
'ITecd. The number of intcrments that
nay was -, orwhch 10 were cholera cases.
late despatch gives the number Of deaths
" clolera ior the week ending Jan 81, as
IA
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n All oihct uterine ana urinary az. asses,
It's spcciiic action is immediate and certain
upon the uterine md abdominal MUSCLES aud
lgamcnts, Ecaloriug them 10 as hC1lthful a
state as'thosc Of childhood or ocyoGjh. Sup.
portcrs, handagcs, pessarici, andlhc like are
immediately Dispensed with, aud ell tAo-pasis
and weakness consequent upon the difficulty
named are a. moved. Patients who have used
-thc medicine cannot sufficiently express their
rra,,lEda faE4Aa rclicfc89c rienccd.
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ONO LrGsLArUHr. A lclegpp,ic despatch
iipu Columbus, dated Friday, bays that
M~srs Pugh aud Pierce, tho Democratic
claimants of scnts from Hamilton, have been
recognized us representatives, 10y vote ofl2
u ~. The Wings have minority IN the
senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07
From AIbany-WhIS Caucus-Nominations Tor
Controller md Regent.


The VIII Members OF the Legislature met IN
Caucus to-day, to nominate candidates tor Con
troler SC.
Senator COOKE called the Caucus TO order,
aud nominated Senator BEowSsoS as Chair
man. Adopted
Messrs GRAHAM Of Ulster and GILBERT Of New
York. were appointed Secretaries, on motion Of
Mr.. PRUYS.
On the roll beng called, it was found that there
elk Senators and eight members Of Assembly absent
Mr RosE moved the Caucus proceed TO nomi-
nate candidate for Controller by ballot
Mr.. FULLER desired 70 nominate as the can
didate for the Office Of Controller Hon WAsHiNGroS
Hunt and In doing he wished to pay just tribute
10 his character and abilities. The Senator then
passed high euogum on Mr. Hunt both az private
and public man, and concluded by moving that he
be nominated By reclamation.
Senator COLE seconded the motion. and briefly
reviewed the Of Mr.. Hunt from his entry into
public life the present time and also allude 10 the
favored son Of the West, Hon. MILLARD FILLaoSE-
tie said be knew him when apprentice boy, and had
watched him with interest and pride in his upward
career 10 the present time aud be trusted he should
see him take the second office in the gin of the People
on the 4th OF March next After briefly abiding 10
tx Gov SEWARD forming the third Of the bright
galaxy Of the statesmen of Western York, be
concluded by hoping the nomination would be made
by reclamation
Mr.. w s. Smith followed in similar strain,
saying be would yield in patriotism to none and con
cluded by asking his friend from Suffolk (Mr ROSE
to withdraw his resolution for nomination By ballot
Senator CoRSwELL objected. 1t had been Gus.
tomary to ballot in all and be hoped the custom
would not be departed from now
After few remarks from Mr.. FISH, the reso-
luton OF Mr.. Rosc was adopted snd the Caucus pro
ceeded to ballot with the following result
Whole number Of votes cast i IA. OF which
Washington Hunt had lo3 Senator Cole. ..........
Elias W Lesvenwofb.. 5Dr Dlnlsp................
J A Collier .............
On motion of Nr COLI, WAsHISGroS HuNT
was declared unanimously nominated as candidate for
Comptroller rice Mnsrd Fillmore, whose resignation
takes effect on the Goth inst
The Caucus then proceeded to ballot for Regent
Of the New York University rice L. Jenkins decessed
with the following result
Whole number OF votes. ia A. w. Bradford
Necessary 70 choice. g DR. Dunlop.
Philip Van Rensselaer,. 50 blank ...........'..
Luther Bradi,h ......... David n Liue...-.....'.
HuRh Maxweu........... qsalem TOTne. ...........
On motion of w : SMITH the Caucus then proceed
ed 10 second ballot conhning themselves to the
highest two candidates The result as follows
Whole IN OF vote. cast il2 Philip Van Rensselaer,. II
Necessary 10 choice. IS A. w Bradford IL
and was on motion OF Mr.. CAMPBELL, declared unani-
mousy nominated candidate for the Office OF Regent
of the University. The Caucus then adjourned.
Yours sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07


PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, FEB. 9.
About two hundred convic.s pickpocAets and
gambler. left our city this morning in the Baltimore
train OF cars for the purpose OF witnessing the hsh' be-
tween Hyer and sullivan which it Is reported isto
come OF near Hsvre de Grace tomorrow. Three gen
ueuen passengers had their pockets picked al the De
DIST corner of Eleventh and Market sts one Of 800
another els, and the other SO. 20 you can form
pretty correct idea Of the character OF the party
The newsboys charged with sesecTaing the sabbath
day BY vending Newspaper have had ma. hearing
before the Mayor. this morning his Honor alter Sc
yerrly occurring the boys and receiving solemn prom
.e from each that be would sell no more papers GA
suaday ordered them 10 be discharged, b1, tod the
parent OF the children who were present that they
were brought I'd sgsn similar charge be would
send them 70 the House Of Refuge
The markets continues wfAOgt activity 10 any branch
OF tssde. Flour hangs very heavy al = per Dol Rye
Flour and Corn Meal are also without demand Tor e2
port and prices nominaly unchanged Wheat Is dull,
aud be quoted above lo III ets Tor reds Corn
arriving pretty freely and vii not bring more than
Sc cs for ne aat yellow Oats dull 80 for good
southern. Cotton remains q1iet-a SINAI sale OF Mid
ding Georgia brought eta on time holders are firm
Provisions sell wanted a. steady rates Ness PORK s
worth - - sii Prime u ~ per Dol Bacon, dry
SIDES and pickle sells AZ Il cts for Hams and ;. Il
for Shoulders. Lard and Butter without charge
>eeds-cover quiet Al ~ - per o1sne! Timothy
wanted ~ % 80 sugars nru1, and several esrs
prevented from landing owing 70 wet weather 80
boxes sold ~ 81 cts so boxes R2sins al N frsi
HANDS sold al -. Freiznts without rnovemenr-
WHISKY IL lower and coo ool' sold AZ about "a cts.
sA-Es OF srocxs-Frst B0ard-s5 900 state 81. - (:
80 New Castle Manufacturing Co. SIS 90 Loan IS
O.. lcs 500 Lehigh IS, S. $50 Treasury Notes
l07; 80 Lenish Coal Scrip, y, Girsrd Bank, II,
Penn las Co. 200, Commercial Bank. as.
Sss0ad 50cys-l0xA Bank l22; = L Bank, ,,
SITS Lehish Nor Loan Sc, e, 100 Wlminytou RI
Bonds So, -, 50 Morris Canal ~ Penn Bank. 2si.
50 500 City g. o. 5000 Reading Bonds 49,; sl0(
Stale s. 1T eiooo ches ard Del Cana Is, a5i sl0I
Ctr g, 20, 81
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,r.e,,ng of the rhetorical Society.

The New-York Historical Society held rs regu-
lar Monthly Meeting last nigh, In the University. Hon
LUTHER BRAprsH presided The meeting was called to
order and the minutes OF the preceding meeting read
and adopted communication relative to the recent
IRE in the Chapel read and some remarks made
thereon BY the President showing the necessity OF OBJ
Waiting the evils possible from a Ike occurrence by
erecting IRE proof building for the security Of the
books aud other articles Of the Library The following
gentlemen we're duly elected members Rev Isaac Fer
"a ID Rev Benz W. Dwight. VIM. q. Anderson
Chris x Robert James Humphrey, John :. TOoEer
and Edmund Dwight Rev Mr. Cox said mat ne thous ut
the recent question Of merging the C'y 81 Brooklyn m
that of NewYork matter that would result 10 the
advantages OF both cities far the different His
torics Societies were concerned de handed Ia list
Of The names Of several cier- ymen lawyers and ohers
no were DESTROYS that this union should take place -
Nr william " Campbell read some extracts from the
Canal Journal II De VIA Clinton In 1870 preiaced with
some appropriate remarks. TAis interesting Journsl
vas written By De VIII Clinton during The summer Of
l-lO when be 10 company with the other Canal Com
is,iouers made the nrst exploration OF the route Of
the Western Cana. SIR Bartlett read a letter from
Sir Clark OF Nanus confirming the view taken BY Mr.
r.euho. cng the ssionsry residence OF Arch
bi.hou FeneOn In New York He also read note
from Mr. Brodhead communicating brief memoir
from Mr. Campbell AZ the Hague touching the nfst
VOYAGE of Hudson - the Manhattan. Mr. Moore,
the Librarian then read memoir Of Peter Min
net the rrst Director General OF New Netherlands
The thsnk. of the Society rendered % Mr.
Campbell for bis interesting papers read before
the meeting subscription List vas opened 70 receive
contributions toward deirayng the expenses Of the pro
scted IRE proof building after which the meeting was
declared al iOurned.
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have b4en kent in ignorance Of such Articles oil q
Treaty Of Peace And yet they were utterly IN
known 70. unsupported by the Senate down 70 4
tew DAYS since. when Mexican ne"sPAPe'
.trsyed 70 Washington with the treaty anu '''i'
Gil in rs columns
This transaction IS calculated 10 give severe
shock 70 public confidence IN ofciA documents
and expositions. Here are engagements Is grave
iroort made In the behalf Of Twenty MINORS u
People b. men whom they had entrusted WI"
poxer those men protested 70 publish al they
had done and stipulated yet here o1Fs's % N7"'
portion Of the Treaty made ior Is when no. even
the greater portion Of those chosen by Is % so-'
pizs and PASS upon this very Treaty have ever
bssr nernsitted - see Their ssioA.shheI' :
e,n,l n ours. for they should have been hFst en-
,--,.t-d with IN. whole truth and It does no' al-
near that the whole Tresty as ratlhed mas ever
bse. made known bv Messrs. Polk and blohansn
, any but themselves We doubt whether u
has ever seen even the twilight % a cabinet
Councu There was surely an smazeunent brew
i,y s,r the President and Secretary IN prospect
had this disclosure been deferred a few weeks
longer.
We repeat that this dark transaction IS caicuia
ted 70 shake vitality the faith OF the People IN the
integrity Of the conduc, Of their public affairs Il
Treaties are officially saroled and iasiiied' what
shall be implicitly trusted Who can say that we
are not hampered on every side with secret en-
agreements % fulfill which j. clearly incomPatlo'e
with our interests aud our honor Il one Ifcal!
contains secret articles which not even the senate
ms been permitted 70 see Why may Lol o'Ae's
And II the couce aiment OF these Articles can DC
justified what possible act OF President may
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o, r,..,,, .,e,o, nth mt NJ. MARTHA wANDELL siisr
cd Abraham Mand-il, % the tTth year OF her sge
Her relatives neni.. and those Of her sons Lrso s
invited % attend her funeral on lhHfsiN
~ o'Cio,k from tho resdeu,e Of ber Ns.is
Nln'h ssenue hstNe-n gh--nt and N-ie.aih q, ~ T.
o. Tuesday the 6 INST aitsr lingering ue'' A-' A'N W
IHFNs 90 the Jsh yrsroi her 4,
and alauf of the family sud "a h- o'h'i -
Mathews and her u~pheN Arthur fneEsn, esf- .'
hll' farther invitation. attend her fun- ms lNr-s'
afternoon. O'Clock, from her iate rvens@, - Wsffsn
Tuesday m0rnng th fb oi scarlet lever, NAM thieA
BETH youngest child OF Thomas and Margaret Buttou ssi 'l'
ani months
The snd Acquaintance of the family repeatedly a'A
her funeral this Nedn~siWI afternoon A. ~ o.A.s
from r-sienc, OF her father ~ Bins eou nft-f nv
Ca Monday afternoon. F-5 D. GEORGE fihNlk, son OF A
ander and Susan Thompson, aget years snd months
n-nds the family requested % attend Dc iln-A
the Of h gfantat@f Is LutoN q 600 Neisesip h
noon, ats o'cocs 49,.
IN Ceuireyle wsrsrk H. rne.aay sye1ng Jsa ~, -
year her Ms MARY AM WAkklNkh, "doN oi VI
Morgan Warmer anl dau shsr o hs late Col J9 "e
At brooklyn on he och lst GABRIEL VAN ''ll h M "
year oi his
Funeral sersc-s 10 whh hs friends tet ou ih- ~ ~
O'Clock N 40 The Chlrl corner 90 f1fk sli Cos -
Bpokbn
on Monday evening" Fsb s.. GEORGE FREDFRth. yolf7'i
ehi Df Abro ali Aeh.ab Howell gst yeafs tli moths
1te relations end friends Of fh- is.J Invited % f@a' -
funeral on wsigedu afternoon 40 oco, without 'frf h'H
tom. from 1u Nsilfnn
Al Chle.oa, 3 C. on Friday, % ast NJ PATRICK kAifth
~ aged 80 J-srs
re board the soll-rnef 'f Ff
conveyed % " rtt 81 a tsy farfi~r a0t- a Do lsh
sil be- given i4 % uof0.v's lfhufsiiy 81 pspef
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Board OF A-.l.lunt Alder urn ,Irf'''' -

yo.rd of Assistant Alder 'nrn .'.lVf'9N F-a
q, MOTION Of Assistant "A Gran -. Os'laeni ~ =
ofths Board OF d-men Dee ~ repo = ~ A.'f u s.,rc
a., isN, n rslsaon 90 it- goce by msk =. ite o.,
Ch-fof p see me rsri' ofcefs srd noa ~, = p
Ice permanent. % f+'in- .'oo zen .. ne. -
nu .oiniet every Two frafs - %" -n-' 'Ans 'f -
tne n ess r H schcrss caused by sliet itrre Gag
,her yood c4gse- ard ilsi DID, Gases ~ c'nrfr tN.s
no ic.r-n irstrsd 90 supporting iten fpm iliy g
-ii ,b r Al ar he's pe-n decided, they sfA clnur- i
duty but without pay during .'~ unr TIE t-s' -, =
nominated ~ The Asycs 20 ne common 'oVnei a. -
a. 4, np. sle The plains and Assistant Csfs1ss-1 =
I.arer Id the Mayor and ~ him appointed TIE IA,
So fr hose now 10 oicrss ~ a. those o. be- sPr1r
..,i., nj Aid Wood Il he Tlud " ara Cfefsl ,r.,l
,e.ts NAT lh- Chlefof Police De seead by le pe, ~
that he appointments ~ captains asssths sr4 plte
men shel % FOR Two years instead oi dlf.rs soci a
Hs thought the public voice was 10 favor q h,r,s 4.
Che elected by the pe'pr, hna .uas NC sa - n,ia,
snpoptm--,. Of zoe officers sud policemen Tor IN. ~.
NJ fusNy TO- viii be- attended ~th ne "ois1 s1-'s Ter
viii iafe csre 20 DO nothing 10 % TUNED oal aud noe,
which should resiy enute them 10 o., Aeft IT, ~
,.tT sl-rd At the stalled hons. 40 on their b.s. a.
w. bs GOOD for n0ihing-thc sroSrf number q 10
policemen -so have len u1,s a., nse.,,,,s.s YEA
,.br.s xex In their apy caused them 10 40 nv.
,h-r than the strict letter - Ihe lsw allowed
b.sr nothing OF the Kind from 10 rlrn sploh"n ~ 4.
IT, ,air,,ity with tt,m will not be- hat they VIII 50 .,
much but thst they viii 10 too ue anu io~ MAY
each them In FIVE years ffom now, ludg'ns hon =
s,o,yth Of the Ciy. shall nave 100 ~ W'sr nc .
80, buriep on the community. II gentlemen ~s 70
o,srsor OF matters already he saw them on goins ~
every nie hl Tor the purpose hey would hot ne 20 awe
the ltw .. t. .f.... -.
a..i.f,nt AID Miller said the mailer has sfesdy 80
thoroughly investigated end the hes. police Pm ne ~ei
s ,nr8sa on he system proposed. II The pfopo--d a.
. 20, od IL viii ne met snd thoroughly cauyssssd 10 ~
Legislature ,.-,.... a. d, ....,,. M. -.
rstalv A.sstsnt AID Schultz thought II hey "ets 70 :
n,..sd hey better be boiled whole Assistant A.
Morgan was willing TO take up by 'eeuon' bu' woas@
would make no oifersnce. 4.
A..ist,nI AID Miller .s.d the previous question and a
document. AS II came ffo,n tho Board OF Aiernsn y,
coucurred IN.
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ALrAxr. Tuesday Re

SENATE. ALBANY, Tuesday, Feb g.
In the Senate this morning nothing has transpired
worth telegraphng.
The bin relative 10 the American Baptis, Home Mis-
sionsry Society was taken up, aud after being some
what amended, passed
Nj Fu1LER n the Twenty seventh District called mp
the resolution heretofore offered In favor VI presenting
gold medals all commissioned officers, nayes Of the
state Of New York who were engaged 10 the late war
with Mexico He made lengthy and able speech IN
support OF the resolution, alter which . was referred
70 the Committee on Militia.
The Senate in Committee then took up the bill for
essening the severity Of criminal puuishmen's, and
having made progress 10 the consideration Of the
same, reported 70 and had leave 70 81 again
and Regent Of New York University the result Of
which will be found ia another dispatch.
The Committee OF the Whole then took up the bill
providing Tor the exemption OF Home ads from sez
IRE Or sale for debt and after making some progress
therein and reported when on motion the senate
ASSEMBLY.
Mr GILBERT reported bill Incorporating the New
York Floating Dry Dock Company
Mr.. SWEET reported against the prsye: Of sundry pe
ttioners residing in the Anti Rent district Of country
praying suspension In the collection Of rents until
the manor title 10 land shall be settled.
Mr. MovRy reported adversely 70 direct Railway
from Syracuse 10 Rochester. Mr. BoYcE. from said
Committee, reported in favor OF toe bill. Both the
Reports and the bill we're then referred 70 the Commit
tee Of the Whole.
The bill licensing Government Pilots In the City and
Harbor Of New.York, and by the way OF sandy Hook
read third time sRd passed.
Mr. BUrrs Of Delaware Co. according 10 previous no
tee Introduced bill 10 reduce tbs Of Interest b
/ ST. per cent
Mr VAN OGDEN OF New York. offered resolution 10
/ favor OF recalling from the Committee on Con merce
toe bill relative 10 the Health Officer the New York
Quarantine The resolution giving rise 10 debate il
| aid over under the rule.
The House then bs.loted for L. :. Senator and Re
gent Of the University, for which another dispatch
| The House then went into Committee and took VI
the bill to amend the charter Of the East River Saving
Institution snd having made some progress therein, hsc
| leave % sit again.
| A communication received from the Adutan
General transmitting bis Annual Report which sp
\ proprateiy referred
On motion the Assembly then sdjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07
BY telegraph to The N,w.York Tribune
Thirtieth Congress.
sENaTE...WA

SENATE WASHINGTON Tuesday req o.
,Asr the usual routine exercises o. opening nas
boeu gone through with numerous memorials ~ 49,
-. go presented and referred. AmooS the la.1e'
- - ,v ~ REIt from company q citizens pro
-r - carry the mail In coaches rom - LOUIS - INC
Pa,iac man Of
hi,h respectsbiity and character and ihousn. t-N'
- ,-,o1stion ought 70 b seriously considerea-
ire su5iec, was referred 20 the Comnlitee Oh Ios'
OtHres and Pest Roads.
SOUTH CAROLINA o. TIE Slavery eVksFloN'
Mr.. BUTLER Of : &. submitted series oi reso'
,,ons nsssei ~ the Legislature OF the state OF -ou'n
C-Ii-s a.s,nst the application Of the Nimoi FroFso
,, the new Territories and also expressing tne usu'.
.en,irnen,. of the South Win regard 20 'no oIa'''y
,-,esfia7 Nr BUTLER made lew remarks IN support
nj lie resolutions In the course q whicn ne felerIou
- southern vrcu-s and extoried the Norm % iviA'
T-,s -esoiutiops were ordered % be printed
,onr-roN,r SURGEONS AND cHAPLAtNs
NJ D.rfs Of Miss reported an amendment 20
tie existing sw on the subject OF pio'.9lh- lo' -
slton Of ten Assistant Surgeons - the Mea'a 80. OF
he nited states Army. snd also ten sdiiuorA nap
lains which WAS By unanimous consent eons''e''' AZ"
passed. .,
M. ArHrRToN. Chairman Of the committee on
Finapce reported the Annual Appropriation oils Tor
Military Academy at West Point and for the hsFou'
tiousry Pensions
Mr. MAS6rN's resolution offered yesterday re-
spcciing the protocol to the late treaty Win MsN0O
was then taken Up and adopted.
PANAMA 8NLEoAp
After the transaction OF some farther uuinfoF-
t,ut business the Panama Railroad bill vas tsSen Up
NJ UNDERWOOD obtained the ioor aud pro-
ceet.d T. address the senate At some length In oppos
ron 70 the bill The terms tie grant were too liberal
The road would be one OF the most profitable IN m
World The contractors would become millontlres 0y
controlling the business and travel scrcss The sihmus
Mr. FsOTE rose aud presented the memorial OF
certain persons stating that they had obtained rgnt
Of yay across the lsthmus OF Tehusniepsc' Mexico -
Mr F6orE also submitted an Amendment u the oiA
under consideration. which was not read. me memo
rial was then ordered 20 be priaicd.
Mr. DAYTON then rose aud addressed the -ehstc
In support Of the bill He commended with etect on
The many disadvantages which attach TO the Iohuane'
pee route. t..t
Nr WEBSTER replied % the arguments whlch
had been urged sgsinst the bill and made cslcu auon
showing that the proa,s OF the Road would not De 50
exhorbitant as had been estimated.
Mr. CLARKE moved a p0stponement oil the
farther consideration OF the bill until to morrow" "hieh
was agreed TO-.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
The Senate then went into Executive session
and after some time spent IN the consideration oil Ike
cutye business, with closed doors, adjourned