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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15
ITALY.
Gen. Pepe and the venetinns.
% The Municipality Of GsHtee % Gen Pr

The M1niePIWbV te"te - gs' TT =.
"NESIcE. Aug IS
"ExcuLLtSeY Venice. which h,- seen you take part
10 10. rvatous ard iis ssctcesNsuce viii slSsys fe
gard YOU a. brother. friend II viii be always srSe-
IL both f1r your no'ls intentions and for me ardent o. m
patty ~ish which you have wlste5 to serve her You
hsve assisted This city with that love ich 70 sdom Tell
nut io ones county YOU have dlspisy % sele-
osiiy which 10 unequ. Cd Venice will ever resia he
m 1T lively and .inc-r- grzuinds 10 one Of hose mo
sn wnen The heart seeking alienation 10 me suffer
inss which ovefwhsm H. fees necessity TO pour out ~.
sentiments allow The representatives. OF The etz-ns OF
Venice fshfll interpreters Of The wishes ~ al ne
city, address TO you testimony OF their Affection and
the expression u their prayers FOR tbs happiness ~Eien
you merit from O. many virtues
The Pod-sts, 6iovASSf CoRsFf"
R>piv Of Gsn. Pye 70 ne M.gicu any 81 beuiee
From my most tender youth scmirer OF me heroc
deeds q Venice compared hen with sdssnisss IN
iog al The head Of AZ army Witnessed The peril Of Inst IL
uslrous city. hae1ed to cross the P0 10 march 10 ts
assistance followed BY those who sought for true gory 10
I'D The honor defend the Lasunes. found that the
ch.rseter OF the Nens.ns had changed under the
gtt Of fortune II has required all the forces
Of great Empire, and % numbering afiiery, 70
ustfious Capital and ~ last u osy yslced
iron, of muniiion, and from famine on honor
me with The title 81 friend ard brother; -ha be both
and The ether NeneAEs 90 oHg a. my hc-ri
10 hest GUCLIELM0 PEfE"
The Municipality Of Venice has also addressed letter
u tl-nss 10 th. Nespoitsn officers and soldiers DO
served under Gen Prp- Ia tn defence u III city, aud
where they supported with heroic degotedness the great
pnvsnou, AID series Of every dsy ncreSsed psnl'
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CouET CT APPEALs-Oc,. io.-Mr. o Conner
clOsec his arsumsbt IL the Bank cause NJ. 90 at /
o'c.ocx yestsfd-y IN the afternoon Judge Bssrc.ey
cozusncec o.. reply ana sll PROBABLY occupy tnis
Oto6o lL-iucKe Besfcsley closed ais reply ins
m0rnns -usNDg j1st one week his cause h4s Occu
pied tie Court No. ls-Frefer.ck starr and Others
appellants, 70 jonathan Child and smother. respon
de1ts, Sas taken Up and ia Argument Nr. Hastings
counsel iOr sPPe-snts Hon !. A. Spencer Tor
tsnts. f5gr.o Com Adv
o. l2-rle case o. Frederick STAR and others
sppssrts. g jonathan Cailds and others, taken
Up and q on sr.1EeIG today. 81 P. n the Court
.. 1-ott II ss-1rdsy morning.
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FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS
~ far .rr.xrR c,IEDosiA

The Visrna eorresSonoeui q ne Psrs N''' = 80
that smorg tue papers Of Count LOU. hsfo5 '1-s1
Conorn, found ierief from HsynAa . nc v
dated end o. Jay last stating nat S-'se' =
zen azs0l1trrg J0r s0sA 7-sri'ns' sna 'n'' -
tsn days be would surrender. ms SLOWS us
treason wa lons net;s.ed.
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lNquEsr. inquest was held by Dr. Bal, the
Coroner on the bOoy Of infant named ueofse
Grsciss which was found dead early In the molalns
IL at hrst supposed that all was not night and 'n'
the child had It's death by the neglect OF TIE
woman 10 whom u had been put out 70 nurse ana "
IL turned out upon the examination Of witnesses u
sppesred from tho evidence there adjuced that ths
nurse in compsny with others, had been engaged n
drinking whether beer, stronger liquor, could no'
be ascsrtained), and Will, they we're either drunk or
sseep the child which about three months Old.
died The Inference 10 plain The Jury rendered .
verdict that child came 10 its death from exhsas
ton cons-q uent upon ho csreessncss and negeei o.
the woman In whose care II had been placed.
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IRELAND.
Han Order L. PreserYed.

N, ~ ,t.f. se IN Ire ard Beside this posing force
Ger. are q 500 snroAsc pensioners and l37o police
Totsl, t45cc net
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Ia-eph -ritt ~ CO... Giro uiar

Corr.sponaszcs 90 - inslss
--,,..r LIVERPOOL. sept $, $40.
ass-s-Dea..nd moderate ss.es, leo eois 81 - Tor
Po.s And Sc 10 SIS 81 for Pears . ,, .
R,ro~ OWN 20 The lower Qualities having bee ne
- 80 he demand runrirg mainly on slc1 ilr ol-i-
- ~ ~ w. as been glt price. aiming a. isst
o,or@i IouGou continues 70 s-ld some or l-r sur -'
800 10 tni- market, which nt-rfer~s With our own BET
rr cs.crlpl 90. are scarcely inquired ior Hans and
esss0 hSds Of fret Phsde rhis sold a. llsto Is 3
BgEs-We have to report another very quiet wees Psr-
eh.s-rs having yet get rc OF 'n-f recent Parc-s
Prres reus.u una4-ered
BrrrEE-GreGse Is row rsFely sssed Tor. tie seasen
csrsss-The Sarah send. hss some parcel. On board,
when VII be the rsrkei next week meantime A!e
coss 6c-Another period Of generally favorable wes-
ther forwarded harvest orerators ard t-c1sn ne
srmne,s noticed IL lsst has been well sustained ne
week hss passed very quietly. and cccssicnsy buyers
have n-d sht advantage Prime Flour 10 scarce ana
FOR good Whe Corn utmost quotation hes been ms
This however extraordinary such descriptions
being a. present very or the POt-o disease We
hear ess his wees. lne weather probably -cung fsVorsby
upon ihi- root lnsh Oatmeal very cae<p. tntre VS.
oaly thin attendance e. todsy- srse ard Nnes ara
r our cd dull some parcels Of Yellow Corn were
cor7ox Imports mi. week 81 bales .sles. s. co
AID present siock. $50 80 bales. ssrst - to a. same
s-e a.. wear c.ncof report .ry improvement IN ne
demand Ton The trade Aud ne continued gnf.voraole &C
counts from the 10 cfops, have not hsc 10 excel
- rnrsing m. quantity OF Cotton of-r-d freely
ne market some conslders speculative operations
have however De-n hereby induced and itsie or ~
eaang- can quoted. Fair Orlesn. are reduced 70 %
S2ecu sors have ih. week 3 % bales .nc Tor ~
port $50 bales To-day The salss are 500 bal-s
Lssp -Rsfaers have bought more freely AID ABOUT q
ave b-en sod this week
LisssED CAKE Only sore retail sales reported.
OiLs-A n z. OK business II highest 11oiAuoas
eosg-Anoiher very dull wees holder. are hose ei
not 50 esg-r 10 sell The GovenmsG Contract Tor Fof'
was lAken Yesterday 80 f)Aows
800 Ilerces Hsuburgh...sS d o. per ueTee-
40 Dsnz.c...-.t.@5 "a 81
40 Ihsh..........- = p 81
The,s pric~s compare ihus win former years
lsis-s Tierees, sver.S. Prcs 2. ~ o per a'ce
fr -'sr1 &c lSs ID
S-l70OO g ~ ID
| lss7-lu an "a 9. 81
| is.s-l 90 a. a. ID
sics a fair amount q business passing
RoslN 800 Dds sold al u o. Tor e1u-mor up 70 10
Tor very hne. -,
TALLow Is without material alteration, sales have in
wees besa g-1srslly stasfgft declcs
T,s-rUsrEsTtSr.-No "a reported
Mo.rr MAsgsr-Con-oIs closed today. 10 London q
"a 10 s7i Tor money and o.. 10 s.i s5r tine Exele9'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

MEr.Ls-A moderate business j. gong forward ia br
rshmaaul.clured Iron, hut former ten- maintained
The market for Pig Iron has been da oughoa
ne wees and the tran less ihsu FOR some
tins past prices suffered further reduction, aud
yet frea sellers The sock Il Ga ihe Increase
and nkeiy 10 continue No are ue~ ~, mixed -.
sud No 04rhsnerne f,s -isGordsnre flgs sfe dull'
and prizes almost nominal Welsh Bars and hails re-
main a. former Terms aud doll mzset Arrivals ~ spell
continuing cons 10 freely nss operated fg.ins t-
-ne-s and further ceclne Of So ha Zen place. Ias
marsets dull, aud prices oOkrg down. Oh the spot me
nearest rse Is flt IS. NOning done for arrival Cop
per m.inans sie advance aad good business 10
ng A further - GisO expected 70 tske place lle
market FOR Bnush 7 has been quiet but nrm Fo.esn
dull Of sale only few small parcels OF olralr have
been .od his shout 61s Tn Plates are scarce,
and s.eh IA for Coke And SIC % 32s Tor Charcoal
reg Steel remains 10 fAir demand a. : 3d. but
f.ggo. du al The sane price Ia Lead he sales "a E
sms but previous siires are Obtained Tor Ootn bill
tsn ADD spanish.
PsovisioSs The Government contract % 70 be taken
nexi Thursday r 500 Tres Porn Hsmhro iadia 65s 10
7s .lo Danxic 81 g. 10 81 per bb Very little - do
ing 10 American Beef % PORK, sod unu the new arrives
very nsc expected 10 be done Pnoes FOR ships use
~ e az follow lldis Beef IS l00s fierce Of os
India m-ss g sos prime mess 70 sos per usrce o
- lb. ladz Pors. - 5s pr tercs 81 osl prime
m-ss 90 Co. per ana Hams 81. The psfcels Of
American Cheese lzeiy arrived Of The midchnE and
taferor kinds whica have os-a cod - 40 a. 10 qua
ity For E1gi,h .ns demand hAs Dsel cl, except fo
he best kinds, Which s7 al former rates.
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Liverpool Cotton Market. FRIDAY, Sept "a

We have again 20 report quiet Cotton market During
The pss week he prices of American slnOut change
but Ut tne same remsrk that u nss been clhcull
either tn buy or SCI 90 Satisfactory ter
TINS c0uuuued cuiuess IL not Attributable 20 any change
IN the accounts received Of The grOFng crops which are
- unfavOrab.e hut 10 the dscOuaagins state Of the
Manchester markets which yet exhibit 40 signs Of I'm
orovenenL Tie import FOR this wees l. only 81 bales
Of a..
The large ,ales Of sursfs he attributed 20 the IN
favorable reports Of he crops 10 The East but we csnao
quote any advance So American. 400 surs aud 81
fsypuAu, have been teken speculation, and 80
American. 40 sursi. ana 10 Madras. for export The
sales Tor 20 eek - w baies
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The Elersion.
Inc hiccsion'
Oregon ccn~pososaes Of Ths rrio1ns.

Oregon con-posds'es Of Tbs rrsuas
OsEooS CRY. June 30, l54o.
Prices do not materially vary from those men,
toned 10 my last letter. In some few articles
they are shade lower; in many others much
higher.
Election retains have at length been received
In an snthentic form from all the Counties ron
which IL will be seen that q H. Thu"ton Loco
received Almost majority Of all the votes Pohed
{,r pslsoafe 10 COugrees.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CoMNos CoUNciL.-Ths CITY Fathers have q
meeting this afternoon, pursuant to sdjournmsni At
the hour OF 9 O'Clock The mater OF RsrilOa o.
opening will probably be discussed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

Tho result Of the election csnno. be regarded
a. a ties, Of the strength Of parties. Although
am Democrat it il doe to candor 10 say this
much The Wings permitted the election TO 60 by
default. They did not pretend to bring oat can
dids,e. Nesmitb, upon whom various persons
Wings and Locos. threw away their votes some
rom folly, some from caprice. and some Tor the
purpose Of making mlrh. was not even natural
lied foreigner. In addition TO this, he had been
soldier 10 the United States army and had LEFT II
without waiting for the useless Formally OF an
honorable discharge Meek was rough, unoouth
and very ignorant Rocky Mountain trsPPer, who
has an Indian wife. and for whom a few OF his old
fellow hunters cast their votes Rev. Mr.. Gnih"
IL q worthy bat some what eccentric gentleman,
whose friends and neishoors believed would be
more useful as preacher of tho Gospel than
maker OF laws.
Although the result Of this election affords no
test Of the strcnth OF parties yet would perhaps
bs even worse than useless to deny that the Loco
Focos have large majority OF the voters OF the
Territory.
In my next letter hope TO be able to give the
names Of the members OF the Council and House
of Representatives and their politics.
ACHILLES DE HARLEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

A sNlsH.-Two men while riding up Centres,
Yesterday In Ign, buggy wagon were spui,d "a Toe
sfrret by the breaking OF ihe sale OF th's 'en'S'
which one OF them got sprained wrls. AID both .
clustering of gutter mud.
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Provt.ion Circular. LrvE,,oe.. Sept q.

BEET AND POEK-The sa.es q Beef have been on =
retail sca- a. asi weeks rate. Low G4ay Or Western
PORK been sgan in fir cen.lc D4i ~e cannot roe
a., I'm orovrmslt IN prc- n Bacon, tn- HansAeipns
AVE been on q very limited .csl- and almost o1iirr y
corsreL % low priced article, which Is nn~ 0ecgtnif :
scarce. To better soris are Gfc4li ~ move Inefs
IA. b-eo nu- to1e IN Has .nd saog def. snd very ou
of For goor Cheese there l. demand, oli ln-
supp sii small Iliefl0r r. easily sol4, orti1aFy
si11s " hon-ilac raysg arc lec % to % per cwt
Taer- have been SCI. Of Or b1tef. Lard las
been 10 b-u-f cemsrd ss-- adj q u good
a. Sc 81 g. ard s. VI Grease 50 So
e~t T.lo~ continues very cu.L There % 10 L. STATE.
10 he name.
GsAIS The market today was exceedingly dull f0f
ev-fy article q trade, wniie Irtizn Corn excepted
ca 10 scarce 1cysLce u l.tO /. 81 per quartet
Obls.1ec for small pzrc-s. Wheat AID Flour J4s
.oOut maintained Tuesdays ratrs
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BRoxss LEc.-Mr. Hewitt, sailor ard lstsly
msts Of the jamestown, while walking over the Fu'
bi.h In Broadway near the site OF Ihe o'h 'iV hoe
s5out2 o'clock yesterday mofnins' 'uino,ed ana 's
io,n IN. cellar thereby breaking bis right leg betssr
m. ankle .nd the knee. lie conveyed ~ the Hos
pital, where his limb was sct
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hErALs-C1r IaEet prc~-eLs TIC SANE 1fu as pct -
aoi!c-c al Tie demand for a. descriptions "
msrgfsctUrec Iron continues good, and prces ~e.
supported. A. he preliminary rl--f.ag Of I'ocss.-rs
u has been resolved that prcc. r-u-lr 10 si
quarter this WILL doubtless D. coErrsc AZ th- Eener..
quarterly leeing next ~ees- 10 Plss we have s1 70
prt cfO0ping msrE-i. suc hey uasl lcW % quoted
-.ln.l!y "a. viii downward tendency 10 TIE Plars
ne densn1 . l.ry-, srt prices .ru Ire nsss be,nx
E1eh reduced BY ~snr u wafer CLsIco4. zn1sg -
csc.e- Ga g, I'D Cose - 81 per box
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~ Prof CAtin. Ms,hems.ieiar. Ct Hsni,toa
College, died last THURSDAY night
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ROBBERY GA Fridsy nigh, a room in How
ard. Hotel occupied by Messrs Wheeler and ous
from Ohio, was entered by Inlet. snd about 81
their pocket money stolen. BY lucky chsnce pssl
aye of ~ 900 In Mr. Whsel.rs vest pocket snd co.
watch ON table we're overlooked ~ the burglar.
o. pocket book also escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

ASoraER BRoKES LEG.-Connor Msynsrt,
csrpeutsr, ~ hi- taking ihs roof from house IN New
ak 90 Saturday. fell from the building snd ofoAe d
In leg lie W.. brought to the Hospital 10 this City
xhero ho Ia doing well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

Observation-Disclosures Harlinc, some tine
aimee arrested on charge Of forgery mas been GA
charged, the com painsnt no, appearing sgsnst him
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Ia. FIR Ssom-r n or BaiDs Anna q ~ Aa''e-
eAs,sts . Ks,o effhs God k1israfs. hinao''
rtA he Uas,a Siaass o.. California S>a7Cs...A
Pkessre RIDE for King, &C.
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DsArH.-The engineer of the New-Hwel
Railroad lease DER, vho has been suffering with
broken leg dsys, died lsst nisat st TIE o'Pi
tai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

FIsg-A small fire happened on Friday night
BY the bursting of s.plril.np IN the oyster saloon
the corner Of Avenue and Ttlrds,. The damage
WA of small account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15

TAe Hungarian Conservatives and their
Views.
Tt "a; le~f1a< Pea - today contains ~ programs
OF a. ed lccs-Tvs1ss H--ss<.-1 pGy, tru.A lca .
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Joss J. WAT.-Ths gentleman, 50 severely
Injured At the Broadway House on Friday evening 40
since reported dead, glad to learn Is slowly IN
proving he sill remains IT the house, {, oeas deersi
hazardous TO attempt 20 convey him home 10 his pre-
~, critical condition
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MASONIC FusERaL.-A large body Of Freens
sons OF the 50 John Grand Lodge were IN fsaers pr
cesson yesterday to psy the last respects tee..o
brother Mr. - Pipes. Tncir aEe RECALLS. .hrosa,t
h.nu.rs and .olemn music Ssrc in kes ping with II.
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Is DocK-The steamer Northe-neF Il aEderso
las thorough overhsuisg At the Balance Docs, PIKE
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The following gentlemen were an
nounced as said committee:
Messrs. Johnson, Dewey and Black.
On motion Of Mr.. Babcock,
The vote by which the resolution was
adoptd, was reconsidered.
On motion of Mr.. Jackson,
The vote by which the resolution was
amended was reconsidered.
On motion of Mr.. Jackson,
The resolution was so amended as to
read, ''to the committee on Agriculture
and Manufactures.
And the question recurring on the res
olution as amended, it was adopted.
Message from the Council by Joseph
II. Brown, Secretary:
Mr.. SPEAKER.-I have been directed
by the Council to inform you that the
committee on the part of the Council
appointed to act in connection with 4
similar committee of the House of Rep
resentatives, did on the 5th of Septem-
Der, report Joint Rules for the govern
ment Of the two Houses, which Rules
were adopted by the Council as report
ed.
And then he withdrew.
On motion of Mr., Jackson the House
adjourned.
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Two O'clock, r.. NJ.

Two O'CLOCK, r. NJ.
Mr.. Norris moved to reconsider the
vote by which G. file No 2, A 1ill reg
,ulating groceries, was ordered y be en-
CROSSED.
Which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Norris, by leave, introduq ed "No.
2, &C. F. joint resolution, relative to a
donation to the Washington Mbnume ut
Association,
Which was read first and second
time
Mr. Forbes moved that he:printing
|of "No. L, &C. F. joint resolut ton au-
thorizing the Secretary of the Territory
to subscribe for certain number OF
papers, and for other purposes, be dis
pensed with, and that it now be considered
in comInttee of the whole now.
Which motion prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. Forbes,
The Council resolved itself into COM
mittee of the whole, MIR. Forbe j. in the
chair, for the consideration of sbid joint
resolution.
After some time passed Their rein, the
committee rose and reported the same
back to the council with amendments;
which amendments were adopted, and,
On motion Of Mr.. Forbes,
The joint resolution as amended was
ordered to be engrossed for 10 third
reading.
On motion of Mr.. Norris.
The Council resolved itself into COM
mittee of the whole, Mr. Norris in the
chair, for the consideration of
II. r. file No. /, Joint resolution rel
aaative to the enacting clause of Bills.
After passing some time in the consid-
2eration of the same, the committee re-
ported the joint resolution back to the
Council with amendments.
Which amendments were adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Rollins,
The Council adjourned.
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The following message waIreceived
from the. House of Representatives by
w. D. Phillips Chief Clerk:
Mr.. President:-I am instructed to
inform the Council that the House of
Representatives have passed tile follow
ing resolution, viz:
Resolved, BY the Legislative assembly Of
the Territory Of Minnesota, (thd Council
concurring) that the enacting clause to
all acts of the Legislative Assembly
shall be,
''Be it enacted by the Legislative
Assembly of the Territory of Minneso-
ta.''
And then he withdrew.
The resolution was read first and
second time.
Mr.. LOOMS gave notice THAT ON to-
morrow, or some future day, be would
ask leave to introduce bill to Iincorpo-
rate Historical society of Minnesota.
Mr.. Boal, from the committee on the
Judiciary, reported
c.. file No. 3, A bill relative 10 selling
liquor to Indians
Which was read first and second
time,
On motion of Mr.. Sturgis,
C.. file No. l, A bill to authbrize the
printing of certain laws in the several
newspapers of the Territory WIS taken
up, when +
On motion of Mr.. Sturgis,
The printing of the said bill kas dis
pensed with, and the Council resolved
itself into a committee of the whole fer
the consideration Of the same,
After some time passed therein, the
committee rose and reported tbe same
back to the Council with amen@ments.
On motion of Mr.. Forbes!
The amendments were conci lrred in.
On motion of Mr.. Norris,
c. file No. 1, A bill to authSrize the
printing Of certain laws in thei several
newspapers of the Territory, which was
reported back from the committee of the
whole with amendments, was ordered to
be recommitted with said amendments
Ito the committee of the whole ;, for fur
n her consideration.
On motion of Mr. Burkleo!
The Council adjourned until ! o'clock
Up. NJ,
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Resolred. That the Chief Clerk be

Resolred, That the Chief Clerk be
authorized and empowered to employ
c. nj. Berg to draw map of the coun-
ty of St. Croix for the use of the legis-
lative assembly, and that he be paid
such sum as the Legislative Assembly
may think proper for such services.
Adopted.
Message from the Governor, by the
Secretary of the Territory:
Mr.. Speaker:-I have the honor to
communicate to you message from the
Governor,
Mr.. Brunson introduced NO. 2, H.
r. +. ga bill to provide for the elect
ion of librarian and for other purposes.
On motion of Mr. Jackson,
Ordered, That it be read first time
by its title.
A communication from Mclean, Ow-
ems and Quay, in regard to printing the
laws oAu JUL hoIo, was ehCh ICdO.
MIR. Jackson moved that it be laid on
the table.
MIR. Babcock moved to amend by in
sorting the words 'and printed
The amendment was accepted, and
the question recurring on Mr.. jackson 5
motion as amended, it was carried.
A message from the Governor was
read, and
On motion Of Mr.. Brunson,
Ordered to be laid on the table and
printed.
MIR. BrunsOn moved that the vote by
which said message was laid on the ia
bic and ordered to be printed, be recon-
sidered.
Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Brnnson,
Said message was then referred to the
committee on Elections.
On motion ct Mr.. Wilkinson,
The House adjourned till Tomorrow
at 10 O'clock A. NJ,