The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24
TELEGRAPnlC INTELLIGENCK
Summary.

il not been ordered to lie over for one day, un-
der the standing rule. There no other busi-
ness transacted and, IN consequence OF a pre-
vious resolution, the Senate adjourned sine die.
In the New York Legislature, in Senate, an
interesting debate was had the bill vesting the
government of the Aims House and Penitentiary
department of the city Of New York in ten Co
vernors; and the Senate refused to concur in the
amendment OF the Assembly, changing the names
of five of the Governors, inserted by the Senate.
The Syracuse and Rochester Railroad bill was
under consideration, and postponed till Thursday
next. The following bills passed the Senator
The bill regulating the Code OF Practice with an
amendment providing that defendants In the Su-
penor Court and Court Of Common Pleas OF this
priatlng $4,000 to Sing Sing State Prison; and the
bill providing for the election of two Judges of the
Marine Court of this city ~. l.. t la
In the Assembly, the following bills were passed.
"A bill amending the Emigration law; the bill
for suspension bridge over Niagara River, at
Lewiston; and the Ten Hour Labor bill The
rest OF the session was consumed IN the consider
alton of the Appropriation bill and the Free School
bill.
An important despatch will be found below,
giving an account of a serious riot In Toronto,
Canada, which originated from the proposed mea-
sure of payment to the rebels for losses incurred
in the instruction Of ls37-3S. number of houses
were assaied, and several prominent individuals
burned In efigy From all appearances, we are
Inclined to think heavy squall is brewing in the
political atmosphere of that country.
The ProtocoI-Tho Adjournment OF tho
Senate, &c. SC.
. WAsH,NeroN, March %, 1s49.
After tho Senate into executive session to-
resolution was offered by Mr.. FoorE, declaring the
protocol part Of the treaty. and further that 1t
does conflict with the provisions Of the treaty in
any manner. sa.-
Mr. HALE objected to It's immediate confederation
that it should be laid for day. under the rule
The resolution would have passed with but die
ssptng voice (Mr. Benton's. Mr.. Hale did not un-
derstand its tendency, and could net be induced to
| withdraw his opposition until too late .. ..
The Senate had agreed to adjourn to day, and I'd.
journed accordingly. .. ..
The failure through want Of time Of the passage Of
this resolution, does not at all alter tho attitude
| Of tho question. This administration will be
found In all Its relations towards Mexico occupying
tho same position the last. II any hopes have been
built by the Mexican Minister on the statements Of
Mr. Benton that the present cabinet would oonstrus
tho protocol portion Of the treaty view 1t
conflicting with the treaty those hopes VIII DO dis.
| appointed i..
| Terrific Tornado In Kentucky, attended
with Loss or Life and Great Destruction OF
Property. ,ar r.a.
CINCINNATI, March %, 1s49.
tremendously and tornado or vhirlwind, 90
CURED in Kentucky last Tuesday night It passed
over the beautiful villages Of Shsbyvls and Bards-
town, and the counties adjoining. In its course 1t
prostrsted the dwellings, tore up the trees and spread
general destruction throughout. Many lives said
to have been lost by this frightfu calamity and the
damage to property 10 said to be immense. Full par.
cuars to the extent Of this dire misfortune, have
not yet been ascartainsd and probably will not be for
several days. .rtrn
Fatal Casualty.
.... s.. ,-...- ALBANY, March 49, 1s49.
man named Michael DAILY, while lsboripg under an
attack Of dslirium, induced by violent sickness,
throw himself from the upper story Of . house in
Grand street, early this morning, and falling upon
pile Of bricks, was killed.
Destructive Fire In Wareham, Mass.
Bosror, March IS, 1s4o.
The Praker mill, rolling and nail factory situated In
Wareham, Mass, was totally destroyed by IRE last
there was insurance for $4,000 which Was equally d.
vided between the Warrington Office, Providence
and the Hartford, Etns, and Protection onlces Hart
ford, Ct.
Death OF Captain samuel howe.
BosroN, March %, 1s4o.
We regret to announce the death Of Capt. Samuel
Howe of the steamer State Of Maine, one Of the
boats the New York and Boston line, who died st
Cambridge last evening. Il'lrl g
Important from Canada-Great Excitement
ana Ries At Toronto. &C., Sc.
BUFFALO, March %, Is4e.
The Representation bin was lest in the House Of As
sembly On Wednesday, BY one. Mr.. rapinsau agsins.
It. t.
The course to be pursued by the Governor on the
Rebellion bill, has not transpired.
fboo damages has been given against the Pilot news
paper, for libelling Col. Gusy.
The mnsteria measure for the payment Of the extra
rebels Of 1887 and 49, hs resulted In serious riot In
Toronto.
Last evening, March 22d MesGs Baldwin, Blake.
and Mackenzie were burned In efagy. They were car
ried through several Streets elevated upon long poles
passing from the residence Of Mr. Baldwin to the resi-
dsnce Of Mr.. Blake, and then returning to Mr. Bald
wins. The efnsies Of the two were then burned.
The nob,sto the number Of some Thousands, then
proceeded to the house OF Mrs. MsIntosh, whore Mr.
Mckenzie was stepping, whore his sfagy was burned
and the house assailed with stones and I'll Of
missiles, completely Kidding the windows.
The gas Lights in the vicinity put out, and the
police resisted.
The house Of Mr.. Montgomery, which Ia situated
nearly opposite, attached, and the windows much
damaged.
Mr.. II. Price, SON Of the Hon. J. H. Price, was
severely beaten, and being conveyed TO the resi-
Aenes Of Dr. Rolph, that ssntleman's house was ~
sailed by the mob, and slightly damaged. .t
The residence Of Mr.. Brown, Of the Globe, was also
injured.
Report OF the Attorney General to the Senats,
-.r on ImmigratAon.
ALBANY, March Is, 1s4o.
The Attorney General viii, tomorrow, send his 70
port to the Senate In to their resolution In
struoting him to report TO the Senate what measures