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New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
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DoGs.--The House OF Representatives OF this
State yesterday ged hem.elves in another day.
deo To upon the sub scg OF granting power 10 the
Municipal authorities Of the state with regard to
trolling. keeping aud killing dogs. The subject 10
important and interesting that the assembled wisdom
of the COmnonVe eah could not conclude 10 cansider
alton on the second day, and the bl with It's aT1end
nents bss been ordered 10 be pfinted and has made
the special ass signment for this day a. II o'clock
Boston Advertiser. 10Th
CONPLMEST DEcLINED.-A number of the po'
tcs friends OF Governor Johnston, having determined
present the lady Of that dgni,sry with silver
service, the Governor asking the privilege OF
making such presentation The compliment however.
respectfully declined. with a suggestion that the
fund be appropriated to the various hsr,sble societies
OF our city IN fund has since been apportoned IN
pursuance cf this suggestion. philadelphia Ledger.
CoSyICTIoN Henry Nash, who, while clerk Of
the steamboat Ohio Mail, last Summer. killed hand
board the boat Al Bloomington Iowa has mad his trial
that place. The verdict Of the Jury manssuch.
ter and the prisoner wa. sentenced to the State Pns.
on OF Iowa At hard labor Tor years and TO pay
fine OF $1,000.
ANOTHER REyOLUTIOSARY SOLDER G0SE.-
Died IN Mddlebury, in this County. the 4th INST
Thomas Granger aged q Al the age Of Is ne entered
the seryce in the Msssschuseus Regiment ss hier
and alterwsrd promoted the rank OF Fife Major
tie remained IN the army during the war.
Akron (Ohlo) Beacon
SHOT rs ras HEAD.-A party OF drunken young
men in steuoenyle, Ohio, after kicking up general
In the street pied force an entrance 10 the
City Hotel when shot was fred from within, which
entered the head o one Of the party, blowing his
len eye and seriously njurng him In other respects
- Hon. Messrs Daniel W ebster and Reyer
dy Johnson nave been engaged By the Commissioners
OF the NJ F. Church, south, as counsel IN the prosecu
ton for toe funds OF the ~ +. Church. Hon Rufus
choae has been retained Il s said BY toe Book Agents
OF the NJ T.. Church, A. of their counsel In the
pected prosecution Ot the claim OF the VI. T. Church
South on the property Of the Church. lions Herald
EF- Mrs FANNY KEHBLE BUTLER commences
her Readings from Snakspesre az the Masonic Temple
Boston, on friday evening. Sne has selected the
Tempest for Der Illustrations the first night
F- There were only tour deaths from Cholera
at CnsrIy Hospital. New Orleans on the 10Th inst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
MIR. Cobb Of Alabama.
Of The Trihnna


WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Jan. "a
The Telegraph, with all its blessings, is II most
irresponsible tyraut and habtua libeer IL Is
every day doing gross injustice aud inficting
eau,eless and cruel injury have borne my share
OF its Interpretations this session, snd have
never alluded to them but cannot so quietly
bear the aagrant injustice l see done by il to
another less used to cslumny and less fsvorsby
situated to confront and countersct it. alude to
Mr. Cobb Of Alabama.
A few days since Mr. Cobb succeeded IN getting
up and passing tout of order) bill providing for
the payment to the State Of Alabama Of interest
ON certain moneys advanced by her for the service
OF the United States in suppressing Creek hosuli
ties IN 1896. The claim was not formally opposed,
yet l think there are few Members of the House
Of either party or from any State who could have
succeeded ia carrying through such bill At sin
gle sitting. But Mr.. Cobb is general fsvorite-
think deservedly so--and he made strong per
sonal appeals In favor of his bill. He came over
to the Whg side of the Hall and urged Members
To rise in support OF his motion that the bin be put
upon ts passage, aud was very generally successful
The Telegrsphic report for the city papers repre-
senu this proceeding in such a ludicrous light as
really to throw 1nmerited discredit on the House
which has n't particle Of character to spare
and makes Mr.. Cobb the butt or bufloon of the
House, by reporting cries OF 60 it, Cobb. a fool
for luck &c. Ii is quite possible that such ex
clamaticns were uttered somehow and somew here
but their iteration in this manner tends to create
very erroneous impressions. There are few men
on that door 90 whom the term fool is less sp-
phcable than TO Mr.. Cobb. and his success in the
premises sttests his tact and popularity And
though his zealoas exertions on this occasion did
call forth laugh from portion Of the House, the
whole proceeding was far less irregular and undis-
pi6ed than the telegraphie report represented it
This explanation will obviats the necessity Of par
t,cular protests where injustice is done in other
caaea
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
Total Army Appropriations for the co.

MIcHIGAN-GES. CAss-From the "circum-
stances attending the election Of Gen. Cass T. the T.
s. Senate by the Michigan Legislature the affair sp-
pears TO have been anything but humorous. By the
telegrsphc reports in the Buffalo psper we learn that
the Senate after sdjourning the day appointed BY
the Revised Statutes for the election Of Senator and
sfter repeatedly postponng tse question. finally
on the 2Oh inst. nominated Gov. RANSOM ss the
candidate o. thu: body and then wer; n.o Con
vention with the House 90 Of the - memoers
being preseDt On the first ballot Csss received ~
vote, to 80 for all other csndidses and declared
duly elected. Seventeen LocoFocos voted against
him The accounts state ths. he leit for Washington
So II would that the General, very short
notice siderei bis determination not 20 return 10
the Senate except by the unanimous desire OF bis party
Very likely "a change has been going 10 his mind
lately.
Two Hunker indignation meetings have been held in
ham. Several leading Csss men made speeches, and
long strings Of resolutions adopted upholding
non interference the Slavery question in reference
10 the Territories Gen. Casss Nicholson letter was
highly extoled together with the Baltimore platform
The anti Cass were denominsted guerilss and Dis
organizers The Free Soil Resolutions adopted by the
Michigan Legislature also condemned. of course
these demonstrations will be published IN the Southern
Nulli6catlon papers a rejection at the North The
qslisgton Union requested to copy the proceed
| ings Of the meeting.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

FoR CAIIFoRSIA.-There are now some eighty
vessels the berth for California and most Of them
hng up rapidly with passengers and freight The
number Of passengers who are seeking accommOds
tons is immense but many of them unable TO raise
the wind. The class Of citizens which /. leaving
for Fl Dorado Is Of the better sort, weleduested
Industrious and respectable such regret to part
with. The rowdies whom We could well spare, can
not general thing ht themselves out for long
voyage With few exceptions, the vessels which are
up good and sisunch, AID will carry their psssen
gers safely round the Horn Among them 10 the KsokG
Capt JAMES MAGuIRE. who 10 well known as skinful
navigator Parties who seeking passage cannot be
too particular in the character of the vessel they
bark In The lniursnce Companies will probably give
any desired information upon this point
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
The Latest or Edwards Row In the House.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

wAsHrSoroS Wednesdsy, Jan "a
II there be any general desire that should 90
so-any commanding intnnation that IL 10 deemed ne
cesssryI will procure the certificates Of Members OF
of the House who have conversed with me on the SUD
ject Of the Congressional Books on various occasions
before and ser the vo,e-includisg Member who com
mencsd and listened in part tony eonversssion with Mr.
HupsoS rels.ed according 10 their several recollection
by himself and Mr. DASLrss in the House yesterday
and At least Member who was By my side al tas
time vss counted, BY sheer mistake ss Young "
favor Of those Books, and who was much amused a.
ins circumstance well knowing at the time my os'ef
ninstion 10 vote against them he says nso nsen 70
second call for TeIlers and was Just then addressed
by some one standing in front Of noe, and "nhe was
attending TO what said 70 me the vote on the Item
vas taken By risiog and still standing, VI" most IN.
consciously counted voting for the Books All these
will testify II required but 10 ti cannot see any
thing In the testimony sdduced against me that de-
nsnds IT, Mr. HUDSON, indeed, says be thinks said
10 him that bad voted would vote for the Books
bot 10 opposition 10 this dubious recollection stand al
the probabilities Of the well as the fact well
Known to several that Rad fully resolved and re-.
psstedly declared that should vote the other way
lhoogh deerning and steadily declaring the expenditure
proper one the inten, Of the sct but honestly
carried out Mr.. HUDSON surely did not tell ne ho"
A, should vote and should have deemed 1t very sb-
surd 10 him to volunteer any statement Of the sort
might indeed have easily Inferred that from what he
aid tell ms-Mr. II. very likely did the same In my
cs.e That 10 all there is Of the matter But II i Is
Judged that need produce any other testimony than
tbs Of my sceusers witnesses, will overcome my re-
pugusnce TO dragging in different persons into ths sort
Of alteration and procure testimony showing that my
course has been exactly herein represented. H. O.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
DojuGs In the House, SMART. A. Rockwell.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

WAsHsoTON, Wednesday Jsn "A.
A very quiet, prosy sitting in the House to-day
No torsys-no Milesge-no Books-nO nothing out OF
order but the regular speeches. We shall soon
have to give fifteen dollars per column for printing
our proceedings like the Senatej II things 60 on
Ia this way.
Several small matters were got in or got up out
OF order in the morning-a common but most i'm
proper practice, TO which Mr.. GRIssELL Of Mass
rightly and forciby objected, and finally succeeded
in stopping il. This Member and then that will
pop up and ask the indulgence OF the House while
he puts IN some bill petition, or calls up some
matter that has no business 10 come up out of its
turn-and so puts it ahead if be does not insist on
its final passage. In this way the General Orders
are not reached, and the regular procession OF
business 10 actually retarded. Some OF the Com
mittees have for two weeks been waiting and
watching for opportunities 10 Introduce important
bills, but have not even yet found an opening
Reports Of Committees have been several times
in order, but they have not been called through
since the frat Of the month, # even then They
probably would have been to-day bat that Mr..
HusTs bill extending our Revenue Laws over
California was met oy all sorts Of an opposition,
ana gave rise 10 4 most lrreieNhnt utohtcf "hiSh
ended in nothing. The bill went over, and IL very
likely not to pass though it ought to forthwith.
cant concur in Mr. RooT's idea OF plsstering the
Wilmot Proviso upon it, nor IN MIR. DuERs notion
OF repudiating the territory acquired from Mexico
altogether so as to avoid all trouble about the Pro
viso. II we resolve 20 be squeamish at all about
conquered territory, insist that we should give
up Texas with the rest. Ii belongs to Mexico to-
day quite as much Upper California does
Finally, the House went into Committee and
took up the Military Appropriation bill, on which
Messrs SMART of Me. and ROCKWELL Of Conn.
mede good speeches, though a caviler might object
that they had nothing whatever to do With tho
bill before the House. That was the fact but
the state of the Union was formally under con
alteration, aud they dad refer TO that. Mr. SMART
made frank and iorcible Wimot Provso Speech
"a great deal better than the votes he usually
gives on Slave questions. Alr. ROCKWELL ex-
posed some Of the defects in Mr.. Walkers sys-
TEN OF Finance, especially his operations in buy
ing and selling U. S. Stocks and loanng money on
Treasury Notes. When he had concluded the
Committee rose, and the House Ihalf'past o clock
adjourned, leaving the bill untouched.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
MAGNETIC RrMrDlFs AND MACHINES

~ oT THE LArf II. Z. SHERWOOD. MD.-Thsfs -.
markab medical remedies, consisting Of p'erGstou 4
Mssnstzed Chloride Of Go'd couPounoed With other
eriss with greet care. end u 81 luminous Plaster MIXED
with preparation Of iron have been tested by practice
of twenty-five years conliuusnce and may Justly DO
considered The only lnowu specific for fhe Of CoS
SUMPTION 70 al stages but The last and of all TusEEcU'
or scsoFVLoUs CosrLsISTs They prepared b. q
under hs direction ofihs Fxecuo of the estate OF the
Dr. Sherwood 10 whom By hs WILL his medical recipe, srs
entrusted and sod, usual together with bic Msgr,e
Machines s his ste re,Jence lea Cbsmhers. New. Yors
n. h. sHERWOOD5 Successors.
1.6 l02 Chsmbsrs-st. kew.Tcgs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
NRw-YORK LEGISLATURES.

SENATE....ALsANY Thursday. Jan 25.
communication from the Controller was received,
recommending the passse Of law % pay the expenses
for excsvstDs the Csnsl Basin a, Albany.
Mr. FLorD Of the First District introduced bill 10
sbosh protest on Prolssory notes and inland bills Of
exchange.
The ill for sxempting the Homestead from seizure
and sale. was farther debated in Committee OF the
Whole
Mr. LAwRKScE Of the Fourth moved TO increase the
eNs yfion 10 the Of : .JO0 which adopted.
Mr. FLOYD moved to strike cut The words House
holder. having family" which wss adopted. This
smendinen, extends the exemption to every body.
Nr Cook Of The Twelfth. moved T. smeni the
bill that months notice " tie intention 10 gs,er
the homestead Be gveh
The ameadmcs; save rise to $ LONG debate, which
was psrtci psfsd IN by severs members dursg which
Mr. JKEoNx FvLIES OF The seaty nth made some
severe remarks respecting the EDITOR OF the C0tT and
kHSasrc. The amendment ~ss snslly rejected.
The amendment proposing . strike out the section
requiring the registering Of TIE homestead and to
power The supervisors 10 requisite the amour, Of
empron from $500 10 81 go eOn,idsred IN Gem
misiee Of the Whole, without being disposed Of The
Committee rose and reported progress
The bill for toe relief Of Rutherford SruyFessnt sss
taken up and ordered IN sthird reading.
ASSEMBLY
bill was reported rvlstiv- the Asbarn and Bns-
sn;on Railway also another making sppropris-
ZION for the benefit Of the Desf and Dumb Asylum IN
the City Of New ork also restive 10 tee Kings COun
ty General Resolutions lCissr mud-Edl
communicated was received from Mr.. ASrEoNT
{. hOBkkTso~, Code Commissioner he avs tnst he
received only - 500 salary. lie differs win other
Commissioner. TIE mode OF codircston .nd s.ys
that be will submit h. plans forthwith
TIE bill to snend the charter % the Brooklyn City
Hospital Wa passed.
Mr. sIocra of Oaondsss aid on ths table r-sol-
roa In fsvor Of .bolishiog nOgs o. in the navy.
Mr.. kipo Of Westchester offered 9 resolution IN
sructns the state Prison Confnttee 20 report upon
the sxPedieney Of closing the Clinton County State
Prison, II if cannot De made productive II lies on iAe
table.
The ein providing toE TIE election OF Justices and
Clerk OF the Municipal Court Of ths City OF Brooklyn
taken Up and referred back 10 the Comnlgtes 10
report eoEp plsis altar vsieh. sdj0srned
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
Amendment. BY the Governor end sernte.

CHKNANGo.-ThomasC Carter. Commissioner Of Loans
vice Rsns-n Yale, who refused 10 qualify
CoLUMBn-Alfred r. Holmes, Notary Public, vice
David Cowles resigned
ONoND,0A-Timothy Brown, Notary Public. vice
7. c. Farll. deceased
JFTFEKsoS.-Ira G. Barber, Notary Public, vice John
K Bennett removed from the State.
GENEsEx-Hsydon Howard, Notary Public
NAGARA-Frederick A. Stokes, Notsry Public.
EuE-Lucus +. Tiffany, Notary Pubic, vice Henry
Dan. resigned.
ULsrER-wm. r Romer, Notary Public, vice Rod
ney w. Baldwin. resigned.
YArEs-ssmuel T. Fish snd Samuel y. Wells, No
taries Public
LIVINGSTON WIN w McNsir, Loan Commissioner
vice James K Bond. resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
Things In Philadelphia.
'rrespondenee OF The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, Thursday Jan. %.
Tie Board OF Health have issued proclamation
to the effect tina, all vessels coming 70 this port from
New Orleans any other place infected with Asia,ic
Cholera must submit b a Of purifcstion AZ the
Quarantine. Il goes into effect immeJist ly.
Iii reported that John w Forney, Esq OF the Penn
sylrnHaa and Custcm House In this city. is 10 90 10
Washington in the place OF Mr.. Eames ste assistant
editor of the Uli0R
There is very little inquiry for Flour to-day, and the
only sale reported is 200 bbls Braudywine At l-i
Standard brands freely offered at l2. About $50
bhs sold a: 10 for Rye lovr and IS Corn VI al
Wheat quiet at previous figures Corn dull at 81 81
with small sales OF new Pennsy lvsnia yellow Cot
ton s irregular in prc' and about 800 bales sold within
the last days cts cash Tor ordinary, sud II
for far. time. Groceries without movement.
Provision sell Al steady rates Hams o. cts Shoul-
drrs A. 81 cts in dry salt aud 40 hhd- sides ~ ct.
Pork Is worth si4al4 so 300 bbs clear Lard, Of
prime quality At -. 200 lbs Crude Ginseng . cts
freightsNo variation. Whisky steady at 25;. for bbls
SALEs OF STocXs.--F Ffrst B0ard-53 Trenton Bank z
Co. p ll6 Grsrd Bank. Ia 100 Lehgh S. 52t 800
DO Interest. est 2j DO stock. % 1000 Cincinnati
Bonds g., 50 e5 25 Resdng RR ma; l. 900 do Bonds
46- 1000 DO DO ~ 25O Wilmington RR, 2si 10000
90 o., So. 540O state S. 53t 100 Sch Nav %, 6. 80,
100 2 ) LOaa o., 20, lost.
s. csd B7Grd-ll Trenton Banking Co. 50. l6 900
Reading X K Bonds, ies 800 City o., II, ~; 5000
State g.. % 400 Harrisburg RR 30nts, 81; $50 Whining
ton RR 2. 600 state So 79t $50 Reading kR, III ;
l,l60 Texas Bonds 2 Bank l22
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
Thirtieth Congress.
sENATE....WAsmSsToS, jar. ..
ur-rrrgNs

FEI44lDNs
soudrv petitions We're presented and among
them one by Xr B0RLAND. signed BY large NUMBER
OF the citizens Of Arkansas praying Congress 70 take
measures for the construction Of srsroad 70 the fsc-
he, which appropriately referred
PERSONAL FNFLASATIoN-R REF oRTISG
Mr. DOwNs Of Louisiana craved the indulgence
Of The senate while b. called their attention 70 an er'
roneous report Of hs speech. IN the washington
Linton" Re proceeded - some length % denounce
not on y this report but the reports in The mon
generally Those Of the Ilsligencfr he considered
much bitter he thought steps should be taken to I'M
prove the official reports.
Mr. BADGER. coLcurring ia the views ol the
honorable Senator from Louisiana offered resolution
20 discontinue the contract for the publication Of the
Official Reports Of the Proceedings and Debates Of the
senate-vhich resolution hes over.
PENsIoSg
The resolution offered by Mr. JoHNsoS Of La. d.
recting the Committee Pensions 20 inquire into the
eyediency Of graduating pensions allowed 4 wounded
soldiers according the extent Of the injuries receive
By them then taken up duly cons dered and pAsse
RELWF Or CAPT. PERcvL.
The bill for the relief of Capt 'fhclNAii "hlcn
was discussed ~ len gth former occasion was. on
motion taken 10 for consideration. TIE bil makes
provision for r,n5ursng Capt PRHcIvAL for salary
paid - Geologist while cruise IN connection with
the Exploring Expedition several years 30. The bill
having been amply d. bsied by Messrs ALLEN, MILLER
yUryE NILES BADGER and DAVIS, the question re-
Cured on the vote ordering the engross
.rt il was tsken by yeas and nays, and decided in
the ne. .adye--Ycas y, Nays go.
Alter tue transaction OF some farther business o.
no great importance the Senate adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
Conrt talendhr...THIs DAY.
Law Courts.
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e-- ha. --n r-.ch-s The payers. pusurz
t-a-d n e1t o. ts coau sacl opposed
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REQUIRED -. 1a,ed as q t- -tos Judge. sup--
-hch 7ossrta iutsrf-f-t conrn.fy
~ - loc- $50 Tat oy lie 5 q Cote
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f-e,rl "a. se-r usce, arc q cs-not 9
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as .fJ pa o. as 1ontH, hsi al sfaea after
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SUPERIOR CouRT-Before Judges Oakley Wander.
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are . ee psd 1to - Cy Treasury. snt .o--t
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26
NV YokS Jan .Sls

CsSO-ln answer 10 many inquiries, ssse THE asshoi
OF saying to all who have hsd bu,iness with my Agsrcy
that have connection. IN any way, win paper cs,i
Pdinv'' L \ Ba'iae" Dtrect2vy" NJ Agency wu
sbshed for receiving ard forwarding advertisements sni
subscriptions and mssiog collections for, eoupty
papers Merchants and others who wish make their b.
slness thoroughly ino~n throughout Tho county will Do
well tn call at my Office where shsll b, hsppy oil tnes
to give tbem such II ,rnston as hey may si,h
V B. PALMER, Advertising Agsrey
Tribune Buiings
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

= Church, Ell. & Tompkiu.No. 20 Jobna sto.,
advertisement will BE- seen 10 smother cornu keeo .,
hand and extensive sssOriru O; inda Rshb.
Goods exQulstely adapted TO soi,urn In the sos :.
gions OF Csliornis. While recently stopping <s
moments in the store Of these gentlemen. We -s,
much amused 20 see young gold digger ryisS d, ,
complete sat of lniis Rubber Clothes IN which Il ~
manifest % he might rdas al day loug up 70 n.
neck in wster without the lessi dsnger o taking co
Rubber boys in California. We would advise tho.s q
our readers interested by al means 70 give Mes.n
Church. Ellis n Tompkins. call Railway Register
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

- We are glad 10 De- able % state that Mr.
CALHOUN has FAR recovered from his recent lndis
position O. BE- able 20 resume his seat 10 the senate
We rcr-et 20 esru that Hon hr. MAScCM OF
North Carolina who has not taken his seat Ia the SEN
ate thus far 4, this session 10 detained az home by in
disposition. Also, that Senator H. V JOHNSON, Of
Georgia detained from his in the Senate by a
severe attack of influenza. Nat. Intel. 2Jth.
KmLED.-Thcmas \ May. residing some ten
nres from North Lexington. Miss killed by Y w.
stokes on Thursday the 4th inst; Tho unfortunate oc-
currence grew out OF family quarrel May was the
stepstter OF Stokes Stokes has not been arrested.
" The small pox prevails to considerable ex-
telt in the state of Delaware
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-26

Offices in
BUSINESS NOTICES.

IF- Our readers no hsvs hour spare and i..r.
innoceu amusement shouls look st Baruums NJ
and see hs lsrge collection Of msrveiuu. novelties
he eight feet high Giant ~ hose last day but ~
two smaller curosies. Little Finger snd his FAIRY Saea
Titsris Thcs- shou sailing for the Odd Regions " gt
do well 10 amusing cvrsvsfarxs entitled the Ca
iiortis elbow Fevs'"-il is enscttd ~ and 2. och