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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-02
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Thursday, Fe

SENATE---.ALBASY Thursdsy, FEB. J.
Mr. LAwRENcE's resolution was adopted insiructns
the Controller to report the number OF agencies Tor
Foreign insurance Companies 10 the City OF New YORK.
paid last year, aud with those whore oonos
have been filed within the past i've years
The bill previously reported making certain provi'
sions for the protection 81 Personal Liberty was taken
up and ordered q the third reading
TIE senate in Committee Of the Whole took up the
Abolition OF Capital Punishment and alter farther con
siders'on and the rejection Of An amendment winch
was offered the bill was laid on the table.
The bill providing for the establishment OF free
Schools In the State taken up and ordered 70 the
third reading The section preserving distinction
between country and city schools was restored Inc
section which proposes submit the question TO the
people rejected.
The bill previously reported which provides ior an
exemption of all homestesds from seizure and sale Tor
debt was taken up and put forward.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. CAMPBELL reported bill in favor OF preventing
the throwing OF ofas into the streets OF the City OF
New York. ,
The bill 70 amend the Charter OF tho Village OF VII
lamsbureh Was taken up and passed.
The Sheriff of New-York reported the number oi
Mortgage sales within the past year at29i the amount
OF tees 80 so and that the amount In hand y sl2OOJ
The bill to punish prize nlhtng wss taken up, and
after farther deration ordered 20 third reading
The provisions of this bill have been made very strn
gent.
The bin making an appropriation OF $4,000 10 the
Deaf and Dumb Institution OF the City OF New York
taken up and psssef.
The Pilot bill farther considered and some pro
nod
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opposition to the Looo-F oco candidates, backed
by all the clamor they could raise against the
Apportionment and now they sell the State, 90
far a. they have power. into the hands Of de.
liberate law -breakers-into the control Of party
whose primary instinct is Anarchy
or course, this Is not the end. SO much would
not be hazsrded but for the sake Of still more.
There is doubtless another chapter to the bargain
whereby Salmon P. Chase or some other Free
Trade LocoFoco processing Free Soilisml is 10
be made United States Senator by the joint votes
OF the high contracting parties and very likely
the division Of the Spells is to proceed much Tar
Tier. AT all events, to the extent of the ability OF
Townshend and Morse, the State Of Ohio is given
over bound hand and foot to the tender mercies Of
Loco Focoism.
Friends Of Public Order and Law guarded Free
dom ponder these things When you are tempt
ed to join any new party, and specious reasons
therefor are presented, just ask whether you will
not by conserving play into the hands and per
petuste the ascendency ofthe worst party the coun
try has yet known Ask whether you will not
thereby put back the cause you would wish TO sub
serve. And ask whether your vote and influence
IN the the Wing party-where the fervor Of liberal
progressive minds is often needed and generally
fet-would not be more serviceabe TO the cause
Of Freedom and Progress than it will be if given
70 one Of these new parties.
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Tuesday in the Hou.e-Ocean Mails, q C.
WAsHrSc1oN. Tuesdar- lar

WAsHISoToN, Tuesday, Jan 80.
Mr.. BuTLER KINo's Report in favor of the
Is,hmus Railroad was today ordered to be printed
BY very close vote, indicating that the bill has a
dull look for passing.
Mr.. GRIssELL tried TO get up a bill from the
Commerce Committee requiring that all vessels
carrying passengers 70 California shall be properly
ventilated and. with regard TO the number OF pas
seDgers, &c. shall be subject TO the provisions Of
the European Passenger act. Mr. BERT Of S. c.
obiected-so the bill could not be got up. 1t will
doubtless be got up and passed soon.
The House then went into Committee on the
Naval Appropriation bill, and Mr. CHARLES
BRowS OF Pa made the most ultra Slavery speech
Of the session, beating Hon r. w. THOMPSON all
20 nothing He claimed that his party THE Loco
Focoj was the genuine ProSavery, Conservative
lof WRONGS party and l thought he made ont a
good case. He certainly proved that Mr.. Tbomp-
sons speech did not reflect the views OF the
Wings Of Indiana
Mr. STRONG of Pa. from Old Berksl next got
floor and made the first hour speech we have had
on any Appropriation bill which had any sort OF
relation to the bill. His theme was Ocean Lines
Of Mail Steamers and he showed concusivey TO
my mindD that there had been great Prodisalty
and folly, to say the least in our Ocean Mail con
tracts and that we mus, stop making them unless
we could make better. The speech embodied
some narrow views, but as whole wos sound
and forcibe.
The day was wearing away, and nothing ac-
complished. Mr. VISToS therefore had the Com
miuee rise, to give him chance to introduce a
resolution stopping the debate in ten minutes alter
going again into Committee, which was carried
against the usual struggle for adjournment, Yeas
and Nays, Tellers, &c. and the House thereupon
adjourned
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
prrkpFrTHfA. Thursday,


PHILADELPHIA Thursday FEB /.
After paying all expenses the proceeds OF tue
Orphans Ball a, tire Museum, amounted to the hand
some sum Of s24s6.
The Chesapeake snd Delaware Canal IL now open
end boats pass between thi. ci'y and Baltimore.
The train Of cars which le this city at o'clock yes
terdsy for Harrisburg ran OF Of the track about four
mile. below Lancaster, and instantly killed the engi-
reer named Ramsey. snd fireman named wolf None
of the passengers far ss can learn we're injured
TIE .nclemency Of the weather, with prevailing
dull market have brought busne,s matters pretty
much 10 a stand to-day. Flour il nominsl A. l2t cut
less rate would be taken BY some holders II there
were buyers In the market No movement IN Rye
Flour or Corn Meal o. establish price Nheat II
dull Al 10 u cents for good reds Corn = neavy
snd quotations range 81 - 81 cents Tor southern ana
Pennsy ivania yellow with small sales Cotton IS Win
out inquiry. and prices nOminaly unchanged. FLOWS
ions steady in price, with limited sales 10 1roceres
there ia change 70 notice except that the rehners
have put up the puce Of sugars cent In WOOL toere
has been ~ active Eastern demsn1 during the week,
and sales foot up 90 lbs, mostly Fleece OF medium
and high grsdes-sl taken 81 full prices. some 5Oo
b5s Whisky sold a. - cents.
SALEs OF STOCKS -FUsf BOdrd->2,JO0 Girard Notes,
49,. $500 : War Bounty scrip, g4i; = 900 lrea
Notes lOs 100 Girsrd Bank III $50 Reading RR' Il.
81 600 Stale g. - 2O State s. - 10 NicxsDurgh
Bank l3l. g 500 sch Nav IS, 80.
S,c1Hd BOqrd-i.OOO Ches s. Del Canal "a, ~ 2OlO
Reading Bonds, iJi 1900 do. 49, $50 Union
Canal II 9 L Bank, %. 100 do, 81 500 state ~,
90 5000 lehish Sc. 64t 400 State -, -, 1T.
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE or cONsUaPrIo
AND BLEEDING o. THe LUNGS
BY SChENCK's PULnOSIC sYRyp

~ Being willing TO contribute to the good Of suffering
humanity WIZ inform the public Of The remssshle curs
performed on me- by ths Of Schencss Pguouc syrup
being 'nsohec a. It were from premature grsv. Tts
fs.sympiom. Of he disease was voieai cold which
settled Ia my nigh 'ds, Tor which my physician bl-a ne
ms Instead II relieving made ne psa more sever
winch extended 10 M shoulder words csnnoi aapfe..
other rg. 10 reeye he sis spo6s ts , n a.,
Of opniun silhoo, effect ~ phy.csn then ors-r.d nv
sde balhsd win white yr0 which fooa ih- sto "a al
made the whole u my side piece Of beef dor.
~ lhe Whole um- ~ co1gh Vas ughi sai d..r-.sax-
OF blood, hich cp1tn1ef until Msrch lst8 sor- dsg.
-m c-fl'n. ra.-d no'e nan quart rhe l-s., move
h ~ n bed Vop1 cause NO blood h8g freely from ny
lungs which reduced % MAT ffe W.. bare y gs.6'e
10 ieed vs. f-affg would -ed 10 d-aib ssd f-vef
ny '~r-s, dNuiy " feslhi1g great ZEE II appetite
srd extreme burning s-nsag % nth- "a m. Oh nv iaorl
aad soles " ny feet bat he sendsbce OF Drs Mon
won gave their opinion ihsi could no. We ions,
NJ Dsss ny hs-bsod. b-log N Ne s1gh snd not ~.
pe-ing hs return uc1 The Oh u Msreh Dr. Aou "a. a..
81 NJ would I've Until h. returreo BE- sai, ~. % sss
impo.sio--i w. f.r zone win Consumpten sni mus
aeqssa,snSe MISSED soon ny a.sr sohencs. Pa os'r
syrup - NJ bai bs-H 90 much Densti1 oyh had
many OF .ae patent incidence. without slnlog sny ~
ocs and obtained ne genuine sctencks Puimonc syrup
vas o. ~-ss could only fss- "a IN very sns doss. Al
s,.f b.. p~r.eyrrss and ~h- asaz he second tot -
bleeding srssuaiy suhsd-d b. his tine ne sym b.
90 ~ ss@es ny whole system, b1l e.p~cisy nv M. :.
rsi..i crest qlanaes y blood ara mailer al a..
l.gb phlegm. ny cough essief sni The o.g r.oa'
jet me- asd recovered sirrn alb very Ia o. ~.
b-d ~h1ui assst4nec ne hrsi u- ID eish mouth, tr
rave n great Joy Af-r c0mnencrd u.ny - .,r.t.
Painone syrup t'ol - other m.dc.a. q sny sod al
am c9f ifrni y ~~s ne f.im9ue syrup sous ~tief r.
SO eo1hnsd ~ ny room s~o years sld eight m1sih.-
elshs m'Is o. lnal inc helpless 10 bed and % h- y-s.
y me grs7e am now perfectly well ssi te.,fv .rsv
~ gsiag any niomsuon can Induce lhos- .'nsiy A.
netsn ~ u'r W ony fem-iy % relieve them % pr-g~rt
hen ron suffering a. "a, I shs ind-@f feel hsppy
o. .s.shsal MARGARET DAVIS.
- - .m-s-st Ctsthsmat
Pre- y Jer bofas, o. Jof,es ~ = Yr-p.-~f ~
a. sChhsCh, rnlssdslphis sUsH 4 CLickgSEK "A
b.fe..y-' OeasfA Agent. or The Guy u Nesf0rs sai
AoENrs u Psyiou. SIS Gr-sawich-.t and n Ninis
~ ost~eeo seyent~eoth AMI Eisnteenth-ss Ly0r go
1ranoeli Jro Z Hart $40 Gfsodst 1. n Rlng
sfosdwsy and Jona-sl Pncs, 80 fa.sonst - ssoa,
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
From Venezuela.



The condition Of Venezuels a. the latest dates
WAS most distracted. We have been furnished by .
gentleman Of this city With dispatch lately rece we'd
from there showing the state Of feeling In the various
provinces up the latter part o. December. u u
not Intended for publication for effect II q probably
correct We translate the following
In the East, the coast Of Guiris tie large force
which pronounced itsef some time since Tor me re-
uorston, Ia increasing numerically and gathering rev
energy from the prosecutions Of Government
In the mountains o. Traps. more than 20 srfea
men are under the les1ershiD Of Jose Cesareo Gare
noble specimen Of the citizen soldier, although no'
brought Up 70 AIMS
10 the mountains Of LagusrApsro. there Is strong
band, commanded BY Bssieo Msrcano, Al resolved On
victory death. Jose Antonio Nsnos from TIE lsana
OF Trinidad. q actively known su0ns these
In the province Of Nsiurin guerilla warfare = Sep'
up oy the De.ssn-ry szsinstthe mnious OF 5oFernsn
Jose Maria Coutreras hss 600 men under hs 'sne-ro
who need only supply Of ammunition 70 Sow 'n.iH
selves formidable
The French have stirred 80 says briefly the letter
from which trsnsste.)
In Barcelons there il rsru feeling FOR Paez. Inc
brother Of Gen MonssAs Jose Gresoro, disguised vic
the stters procee cing hss resigned Ms commhnn IS
general Of Division and strongly advised jose Iadeo %
vscste the Presidency. Thi. speaks volumes
Ia Msrxarita the Government "a 10 the worst oder
De,ertiops are continually taking ace whenever the
troops q Mousgss spproach tie Consrtuuonh,ista-
Monsgss has made many Overtures, and o1sred iree
pardon and advancement 70 those who have isSen Up
arms for Psez but they syurn the orer.
In the West IL ascertsnet that guerra "a sre
lied In Bsrnss and Merida. The province OF Gusrleo
il IN uprosr Corabolo Is prepared - rise, and IN Va
lencis also there % a strong moFeinent
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The following note from Mr.. FILLMORE, resign
ing the Office OF Controller OF the State Of New York
was sent to the Legislature on Wednesday the 3si ui
CoSrRoILERs OFFICE. ALBANY, Jan. 81.
To the Legislator Of the State Of NspTvk
GENTLEMEN Anticipating that my duty may soon
compel ire to resign the Office which now hold, and
being anxious 10 avoid any Inconvenience which might
r. suit from = vacancy. have thought that the public
interest would be beet consulted By resignation -
take effect AZ some future day which should not only
give time for the Legislature 10 pass sw for hllng
The vacancy but also enable IL % appoint successor
and allow rim tine 20 resch the capital before leave
therefore respectfully resign the Office OF Controller
90 ,ske effect on the Goth Of February next
cannot suffer the opportunity 70 pass without ex
pressing 10 you my heartfelt thanks for the courtesy
aud kndnc.. which on your part have marked all our
oficisl intercourse.
have the honor 20 be
Your obedisnt servant
WILLARD FILLMORE, Controller.
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Thirtieth Congress.

shNAIE go " AsHIN'I9Ni I I-Ts-sJi F5O' D
The usual quota Of petitions upon various sub
jec,s were presented and appropriately disposed Of
NEw GOLD COINS.
Mr. ATHERTON. Chairman Of the Committee on
Finance submitted repor, IN favor Of coming gold
dollars and double eagles
PUBLIC PRINTING.
Mr.. PIERCE offered Joint resolution in favor Of
extending the time for receiving proposals for tie print
ing Of toe Congress the fret Of March next be
sustained bis resolution with few remarks There
many objections 70 the msnser in which the
printing Of Congress under the present contract hs1
been done Inferior paper and bad type rad been used
and they had been subjected % great delay He want
ed time examine aud ascertain If some better plan
could not be devped. Tn resolution was adopted.
sELIEF TO c,FToRs oP FEieATE PHILADELPHIA
The Senate took up the bill for the relei Of the
csptors Of the Ff!ss;e Philadelphia The bill uss
amended BY inserting provision in favor of the lse
Commodore Decatur's widow and heirs and then
passed The senate then adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

NJ BURT Of 5. {. moved TO proceed TO the
regular order of the day
Mr. DIXOS submitted 70 solution that the Com
ni,,ee On Manufactures be instructed 10 inquire vhe
Their system of bountes has been established % any
foreign countries on goods manufactured 10 the same
and imported into the United Stses and whether coun
tersciing measures should Re sSoptso oy congress
II was read for information, hut not considered.
The House then took up the bill Tor altering the
time If holding the S Court in Western Virginia,
and increasing the salary Of certain Judges
The merits OF the bill were amply discussed by
wessrs yr>roS of o KAUFMAN Of Texas COBB and
TooMss Of Ga AsHNuN Of Mas, and JoNEs OF Tenn
Mr JoNEs moved 10 av the bill Oh the table,
which beins lost by Yeas e. Naysss The farther con
siders,ion OF The subject was postponed
NAVY Appropriations BILL
On motion Of Mr.. VINToN Of Ohio, the House
then went into Committee OF the Whole on the state
OF the Union and Hr JOsrPH K lNoFRsoLL' chairman
resumed the consideration OF the Navy Appropriation
bill Vsrious amendments heretofore submitted were
considered and debated
Mr. ScEHScB Of Ohio made speech cherac-
terized By his ususl good humour in defence OF the
present regulations respecting spirt ranons
M KING Of ia. stated his views upon bOth
si1es Of the question and moved 20 leave the whole
cuettion TO the discretion Of the Secretary OF the
Navy whether they should have spirits In the Navy Al
all or not
Mr. ROCKWELL Of Conn. replied to the gentle
man from Georgia, and was opposed 70 leaving any
such discretion with the Secretary of The Navy.
Mr. BoYDEN Of y. c. playinily intimated that
# the action Of the incoming Secretary Of the Navy
could be anticipated II might have an important bear
ing upon the decision of the Committee.
The members exhibited considerable meTlment
n, the remark and exchanged meaning gance' at the
gentleman from Georgia.
The amendment offered yesterday by Mr.. ROCK
WE'LL OF Conn. making il optional with sailors IN the
Navy receive spirit ratious or their equivalent IN
money was then adopted and the proposition Of Mr.
KING giving Discretionary power % The Secretary OF
the Navy rejected Alter SONS farther consideration
OF tho amendments the Committee rose ard reported
progress.
Various conflicting motions were made az to
what should next be done, amid which motion for
adjournment prevailed.
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TIE Pannmn Railroad.
Correspondence OF TIE Tribune.


WARRINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. 30
Quite an animated discussion took place in the
Senate to-day on the subject Of the two proposed
Railroads across the continent to connect the At
antc and Pacific.
Mr. BENTON urged immediate action for a tenn
p0rarv road Mr. FooTE looked upon the project
as one ofthe highes. Importance ever brought be-
fore the Senate, but hs in the dark. and wished
time for reflection and consultation tie knew a very
distinguished now In this city, from the very seat
Of intelligence. He wished all the information which
that gentleman could give be laid before the Senate
before any action on ts part should be- taken.
Mr. BEsToS rose in great indignation that the
knowledge of any individual should be required
TO determine action Had HE not read everything
tina, had ever been written on the subject Why he
knew the connected with the interview OF
the immortal Coriez and Montezuma. The former had
asked If the Imperial Inca had land route from one
sea TO the other through his domnions The answer
satisfied him and be carried his ships In pieces ever
the thmus He had resd his private letter Charles
V. He needed no more information on the subject -
This great legal not geographical or topogrsphi.
cal matter This thing must be immediate. A way
must be provided but il must be but for few year,
There great work to be done-sn American road
to India 1t must pass entirely through American soil
and nothing that was not American should in the ess,
degree govern 1t. Until that was done, be would 60
for the frs, temporary road he could get He would
not stand upon distinctions DO not pretend TO use
the exact language Of Mr. Benton The substance is
hers-the whole he said would occupy column from
the continued repettons Of the same matter in very
excited manner
Mr. DowSs opposed. We ought to wait for
information and all that could be obtained We
were entirely too fast in our actions. We voted
millions after millions in perfect waste He did not
know what other gentlemen had read but he wished
time TO know something more than was known 10 the
Senate Il had been said that Mexico had refused
10 allow Railroad through her dominions-'hsi was
ground Of action Times had changed. Be-
side. there the very laes, news brought BY the
steamer Crescent City, from ths, pestilenral hole,
Chsgres. lie wished 10 examine into the difference Of
advantage between the two places u depci proposed
lie touched upon the neghbOrhood % the British West
Indies snd the probabilities OF that great nation getting
an advantage Owe US He must hsvs time.
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AcctDE~r-D rles5ach 81 BE- kis Li0R.-l ester
day morning a the Nsuous Thester. Herr Dresosch
put newly imported tiger into the cage with The lion,
hOness snd i-opsrds. and suppOsng the snins 70 be
under sufficient subsection him fro ali dan
ger eff the under the Of the usual keeper-
No sooner hsd ne got Of sight than the lion made an
stack upon the tiger, aud IN an instant ootn were
clepched and went al i tooth and nall They dis
prted every inch Of room Ike wei drilled generals
Drssbscb ran 70 qae the light with spears and pieces
OF ioi.t and AZ Ss entered the But nis power
over the bess, was AZ an end The lion seized him and
threw him down tore his sea OF as hesf and oi MIN
severely on bis night arm, which bed protuseiy. he
made his escape from the cage, wita MS clothes com
pletely torn from his back Medical AID wss called ana
from the last learn his wounds though ex'
tremey painful serious. Il vas FAR more tn an
three hours sterssri that the lion was suodued and
rendered ooedient 10 the keepers. Boston Mall ISL
We see Of the shove interesting Arair IN
any other Of the other Boston papers Of yesterday
looks little hshy, bu, IS very pretty paragraph
nevertheless The Alas Of yesterday morning ssys -
Herr Dresbseh will appear again this evening IN the
Lion o. the Desert"
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NIarkets-The Weather, DC.

PfrTsBrRGH, IhurEdsy, Feo. J.
The Market, with moderate demand, is in ia
vor Of the buyer and the sales scarcely worth re-
porting We quote the ordinary grades, 20 6si Is.
Prime white WHEAT 10 5ul At g. 20 cts There IL no
change in other articles usually spoken Of in the mar
kets.
The Weather continues rainy. The Muskingum
River Ia in fine nsvssbe order. There Is ls feet Of
rr.,ar in tha
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE UNIrED S1trEs.-
Vasbfrsf9-. Tuesdsy Jan 3O-NO % r. Patton ;
heir. p, James Taylor. heirs Appeal from the G r
cult Court [ FOR Kentucky. Gr. Justice Nelson de-
vered the opinion ~ this Court reversing The decree
OF the Circuit Court and remsnding the cause with
dre- tions 20 d.riss complsnants bill with COSTS
No % Charles wilkes plaintiff in error. 70 samuel
Dtn.usn The argument Of this csuse az concluded
bv Mr. Toucev for the paintiF In No. - John
L shawan et al appellants. - P Wherritt The ar
gurnent Of this Cause pss commenced bv Mr. Trimoe
for the appellants. Adjourned until to-mcrrow Il o.
clock Nat intel