The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02


which he dscsrsd ON the authority Of Mr. Pres.op Of
Virginia. that General Zachary Taylor would not vet.
the Win OF prCviso.
MIR. SMIrH reese, and denied that be had ever named
the z. ptle from Virgins authority in the mat
Ter He had merely stated bis own private belief 10
that he bad given the opinion which the gen
tlemsn quoted and be lad for changing
that opinion. He still believed that General Taylor
would not veto tho proviso.
Mr.. A1xIssor resumed his remarks, and concluded
the debate.
The anne ndmsnt heretofors fersd by Mt Stsphsne
Of Virgipa, WAS next taken into consideration.
After debate, the hour Of three having arrived
the committee ross and the House took recess unt
six O'Clock, agreeably to previous resolution.
EVENING SESSION.
The House met again at O'Clock, and resumed Ne
consideration Of the Indian Appropriation Blu Tbs
made to the bill by the Senate we're os,sd
up when lengthy and interesting debate snsusd in
which Messrs. vinton, Of Ohio, Teombs and Stsphsns
Of Georgia. and Pollock, Of Psansylvanis took part
[Hslf.past two O'Clock Friday morning Owing -
some unaooountabs neglect on the part Of our Coz.
grsesiOnsl reporter at Warrington the remainder Of
last svsnne's proceedings have not been forwardsd
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, March /, 1870.
A bill was reported to amend tho Revised Statutes
relative to the summary to posss-
zion Of lands.
communication was received relative to the Nsu-
titus Insurance Company.
MIR. ADAMS ON notice, introduced bill relative to
voting BY proxy in corporations A long debate was
had In relation to the publication Of the Brodhssd
papers, after which, resolution adopted throwing
open the publication to any person who chooses -
print them.
The blu to estabsish ferry across the Hudson ct
PisGmont was read Q third time and passed.
The Committee Of the whols took up the bill rsla-
srsss the consideration Of the same.
Ansmsn dment, providing that no banks shall here
was adopted. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March 1, 1s4s.
Mr. Van Orden on notice, introduced bill for ths
formation Of savings banks.
HoCss o. LABOR.
The Committee OF the Whole took up the bill 10
regulate the hours of labor and made some progrsss
therein, and obtained leave to sit again.
COMMON SCHOOLS
The Committee OF the Whole took up the bill making
an appropriation for the support OF oommen soho
and after an intsrsstH debate passed it, reported
1t to tho House.
The Committee Of tbs Whole took up the bill making
mics. which, after some debate, was laid aside
On notion the House adjourned.
Domestic Markets.
PIrTsBURoH N, March ], 1910,
There 10 eight feet Of water In tho channel The
d-raie business, 10 in favor Of the buyer Common
Western brands are quoted So 80. Coffee and sugars
demand for provisions only for the supply Of the
regular trade lard however, Is dull and tends down
ws I'm. ct, are and holder:
Is before. No change in other articles.
BALTIMORE, March l, 1s4e
The hour market Is heavier than Yesterday, and the
business done Is at small concession The sslss Of
the day do not exceed 1000 bbs Howard street, at
81 SIX 81 s7; City Mills i, selling At S. Sales Of
Corn continues du at 46o for white and sle for ysl
low Sales Of whiskey at 1910 New Orleans meIasses
coffee At eSo. 6xc. In pork hear Of 500 bbIs 1t
At $l2 SIX Sales Of Louisiana at $40: Lard is dali
In kegs ~ &c. Sales Of dressed pigs at 6kc Sales Of
Western cured hams at 10 . 100 The tobacco market
Is brisk with GALES of ooe packages at previous rAts
There more activity In stocks, with upward ten
deney In prees.
PHrLADrLrHrA, March 1, 1s4o
LIE inquiry for hour Is rather more animated
To-day. he sales amount TO 1910 barrels, at ~
30 50 for common bran DIS The demand for CITY
~; %se do Limited; the rates oontinu. At So Is
there has been NO transactions Wheat is but nssi.
sells At 66c zoo. The market is rather bare Corn
T. not much inquired for. Osts--Southsrn sells at
OoV uno % y ofc per puen0l. Cotton IL hrm WhskeY
quoted ~ 22h 24o for hhds and bbls with limited
demand.
Foreign Markets.
Received by the ste amer Isabel at Charleston
HAVANA Feb ls-Sugsr is brisk and In good de-
mand AZ fair prices Assorted sells ct ~ TX TO IL
IN Coffee Is In good demand, principally for the
north Of Europe-tbe asking price is AZ . 5X for
prime coed green There ss ood inquiry tor mossses
Feb. 22-The sugar market shows an increased
orlskness at advancing pricss-the Spanish hou.ss
taking the lead In buying. Molasses 10 In eotivs de-
mand, and prices have advanced "a reals per keg-
making the price equal to 1zH cents per gallon on
board at which price there buyers but the
adviees from the United States being less favorable the
price may decline. Coffee 10 attracting some sttsn-
ton and transactions for the north Of Europe and
Mediterranean still continue Rice sells at 6x 6N
and the supply Is abundant. Exchange has deoiinsd
on london, lax l4k prem on Span, . g. on New
York and Boeton, par = per cent prem. Frsights-
som. tisn,sotions in frsights 70 Europe at X psr
ton, the demand being chiefly for American, British
and Spanish hage to the United States AZ per hid,
AK per box; . "a per ITO gallons molasses has
recently been paid. Vessels not over abundant.
Tho Celebration Of washington,s Birth-d.v
ae st. Johns College, F0rdham.