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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

That such articles IS these should be agreed 70
and made valid portion Of the Treaty IS bad
enough for no man can suppose them 70 be under
stood by Mexico otherwise ,haa as virtaA. sur
render in the main OF the Senate's objections and
amendments to the Treaty. It was for this Pur'
pose they were proPosed-to this end they were
agreed to. Had they been regarded BY our Gov
eminent as Of little moment they would no. have
been concealed 50 long and 50 thoroughly. WIS
could have dreamed thai even the Senate woal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

PITTSBURGH AND BosroS MISISG CONPAST.-
In another column will be found the statement Of the
affairs Of this Company, showing that mas been very
successful IN It's operations This Company own one
OF the richest locations In the Copper District and hav
ing ample means have been able 70 conduct their al
fairs 10 realize largely from their mining opera
tons IL WILL be that with total expenditure Of
:2;e i56 e. they have sold copper - the Of
s209 623 81, and have hand refined and rough min.
erd estimated 10 De worth slo6si g. making total
Il sllf "a Is
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FOR CALIFORNIA
PRESERVED mgATs TOR CALIFORNIA.

THoN.s KEssErT 81 Co. - oLOsLR-hess' -. ~.
Game, Oysters HOLSTERS, muE, SC He pat Vp 70
Off and lbs each and may be conveyed !" nc -
climates retaining perfectly lheir nsgufsi 's's ' -,
To travellers these ARTICLES are inVa.1~o'' a,
may he served up 81 any moment snd 10 soy e''D' -
experience Of thirty years enables Nc 70
srticles lnequa.ed. Every can We preserve
II I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07
~ THE CHOLERA prevailed to considerable
extent at CaddO La at the latest account

~ The Day Book cannot, perhaps, do many OIL
readers better service than u elihem that
At ~ Johnst Ia an establishment that Manufactures
India Rubber web suspenders ON large .cale. II en-
ploys some eighty 10 a hundred girls IN stitching The
ends fastening on the buckles and putting them w
in boxes Many the largest obbng houses and dessf'
in Yankee notions supplied with their entire s'oes
of suspeuders from this establishment lhe pfces
range from 81 80 e. - 30 per dozen aud ara chespef
At that than can be imported without duty The msra
acturers are Church, Ellis \ Tompkins Day Book ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

q sketch Of Dr. ASrIsELLs Lecture las,
evening, and also of yesterdays meeting Of the FAs
MAS cLus, crowded on, this morning, will appear
when we can End room .~,-.>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07
BROOKLYN AFPAIRs

TIE NEw Board or EDUc.rIos.-n.Sn
ing named gentle men were appointed b. II. 6
Council on Monday evening 10 ill the y.cs,r,..
Board of Eiucstion tor the ensuing year. D,,,,., -
l. Joseph Howard Ne. ? John B. Bergen ~
Briukerhof No I, Fitch Taylor. No5sG -,
No. o. Wm Beard 40. :. J. suillyss Thorns
:. syerry NJ. o, Alfred :. smith No 10 L..
Cortslyou: No n. Mark H. Newman No u -,
Msnnirg. No l3, new disiriet) T. ". Dub
three years, Charles r. Marvin ;or two years A.. -
nis Psrsis Tor one year
FAIR FOR THE BGNEFIr ~ rBE P0oR.-r,.t
pcvolcn, ladies' Of this city holding P..ri,n.
cious bal rocm Of Montague Hai. i1r .hs hes.s, i, =
poor. peep into the room will satisfy .nv on. :.
the sr,.cles on hand have been mad Wiz v.e.,..
all easse, Of purchasers and can aar5y a., t.
WIKI Il rsPd sale.
sLyiGHiNG.-The avenues and pr.n-.n.. s,,....
Of the city were yesterday crowded With ,l,,, .
every dcscr p,ion from to- heavy lnrits. tes,
the li.ht .smpe-. several run awsys sri srs,. -.
have occurred although hot OF very sera.. s,,,,.
! TaE PoEcHRFrrsiE Bf tcNsHirH.-Ths ,,,..
Lar .,e.k.,r gave Temp Address ls,l ey.s,,
before large sTiirnce. in The Brooklyn iritat =.
,,,,l isc.,,-e ,o.norroS evening % the corner q ss
sni Butler SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

~ We ase certain that II all cur readers h'a 4.
during the We, walking Of the lsH wees The
metallic vulcsnized Rnbter soles mat CHvsc -,
ToNFKIss Of % Johnst SlLsch to boos sSa So ,,..
would have had TO employ many sdciuonsl hsla'
' .ou,a "''' '''" '''' 10 ssos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

r. A Resolution has passed the Michigan Lee
zislarare IN favor Of transporting the u : Mail from
Bu-ao to Detroit through Canada during the suspeu
sion Of Laks Navigation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

~ Wiser 20 adopt present m-sns Of erIent p.
ness than ait the sIdy completion u cew Sy', ~
districts now penetrated by railroads, si-snyo 20
seat wide field for enterprise, and tho ts~svsp -
never failed 70 result successfully when ldicioo.y' "a
snd through Tho regular constituted agency OF
advertisers can have every facility aud Ys.aa'''
Information. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

Y Philip Duffy has been sentenced 70 asar.se n
yesrs mprsonmen, IN the State Prison for the murder
Of bis sister q La Fsye.ts, Louisisna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07
By Telegraph to The Nsw.YOrk Tribune.
United states senatsr:-.Iion. w. II. Seward
Elected.

hteCteos
ALBANY Tuesday, Feb. &.
The election of Senator to take the place
OF Hon. John A Dix, took place today, according
TO previous appointment. The Senate proceeded
10 nominate with the following result VIM. II.
Seward (Whig) received 10 votes. John A. Dix,
(Barnburner) d. ID Barnard, (Whigl p Chan
cellor Walworth (Hunker) .. WIN ii. SEWARD,
was accordingly declared nominated, on the part
OF the Senate Al the hour appointed, the House pro
cecded TO nominate with the following result Wa. H..
sEwARp. lo2 John A. Dix, Is Chancellor wsworth,
s. Accordingly WIN. ii. SEWARD declared nomi
mated on the part of the House. The Senate then
tered the hall OF the House of Representatives and the
two Houses proceeded to compare their nominations
Hon. WN H. SEWARD being found to have received the
majority of votes 10 both Houses he was declared duly
elected Senator of the United states for six years
from the ith Of March next
From Grog In the Navy AFTER
all-NItieaxe Referm-The supreme Court
-Immigraut Taxation.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Feb. o.
The Anti Crog Proviso to the Naval ApproprIa
siou bill was rejected In the House to-day ON coming
out of Committee IL to g. This reform Is irrevoesoy
lost a. far as this bill is concerned
Tho Committee OF Ways and Means to day without
q dissensing voice. agreed to report Gen MohAf
straight Mileage bill, with some unimportans amend
ment
The Supreme Court of the United States viii to-mor
row pronounce s decision in the great case involving
the Constituticnalty OF State taxation OF Immigrant
passengers foui'" ~
Rlecti~n Of the Regent Of n. \. Cniversity
ALBANY. Tuesday, Feb. Q.
The election of Regent of the NewYork univer
ssy. BY the Legislature resulted 10 the SELECTION o
Phniip 9. Van Rensselaer, for that Office
FSwht besweea Sullivan and Hyer - Arrest
Of steamboat Captain.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday Feb 6.
The Captain of the Steamer Boston. chartered
IN the at Baltimore, has been ArresteS
and held to bail The Police are on the alert TO arrest
o,bsrs Who are supposed 70 be concerned In the affair
I, n rsnsraily believed hero that the night is to TAX
ulsos tomorrow. ct Pools lslsnd, 90 miles down sh
Chesapeake. -,,,o,
chspge
BAIrrxoRs. Tuesday, Feb 6
II. s,,,hsrn Mail brings nothing Of import
sscs. Great efforts being maae mere 70 ps' '''
20 the Infamous prize hght-oar cinsens are arms
the Outrage attempted TO be committed 10 our oo'ae'
ps.eh warrants have been issued 10 az m< fe''s An
thsv have started In body for the scene OF seoon
a. Governor has ordered out two military companies
vh,cA win leave tonight for Pool leland where IN
brutal exhibition 10 appointed to come on
John w. Williams has been committed charge
,vtsh he murder Of A. Jackson smith ct the nremen
81 isss seeousn represent The ice n y: sa.ss: .
N~..s ~ Formidable q ever. TIE oenks OF me CAns
~ much injured. The freshst has swept away som
Sousss % tie low srounda at Port Deposit Many
- ishsbssnts, In anticipation OF fsssnsr Else ~
moving sway. II h supposed travel w'il DC resume
Axnin o-poyrpw.
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HusInEsS NOTICES.


ge. have not their equa In the world ard not day ps.s
when the Museum 10 no ihrOnged with wondering ylslsr
They may be Al q. hours With Major Lhtthpgei az
IaIis, aud more striking contrast cannot he c0nceFrn
Splendid performances ~ the nim.tsble Western, -d e
celent flbio plan Mlnsussy by the Sable Brothers s,s
plsce att and y O'Clock
For soUraANPToS AID BREHEs The Un'oi STATES
Mai Steamer, HssMAS Capt H. Crsb,Fee, Will esye New
York ior the above ports on Tuesday, tbs 2lh FobnsJ
from pier North River
For freight and passage, apply the Office Of TO o'r
Steam Nsvigallon Co so Broadway I'm
~ The AssIGsEE's SALE Or REAL EsrsTE atyer.s
to be sod this day by ASrHOsY J. gLEEcKrR, viii 1H
place o'clock At The Merchants Exchange eompnsfs
The houses and ots IS and n Jsne-st house IS sio
house he north side Of Yves, Twenty .eooad't "
feet Of sxlh-ayenue; house south side Of h''
Twenty .econd-st 800 Of Seventh tso'
Of ground Thirteenth west Of Second avenue ons
on Twentelh-st Of sscoud avenue and the pes 10
Oh the Eleventh Presbyterian Church Of Avscss.
and Fount,t And by order Of tho Executors Of Dsas
Megie the house Hau.or-s Also he house lg Ds'D~
Of and lot 81 lending to HudIoL 81, two '0sh 'd'
ofTwenty ourlhst east Of Second ayenue house ~
rd.t the from, aud premises Of 81 stnsonst ~''
houses l5j ~ and 49, 10 NlnIhst east Of Avenue ~
on the corner Of Msdison.a avenue aud Twenty s's'@'
And the desirable residence Tweuy4hifd 81 0P1'~
Madison square and lots Of ground The '0as''
corner ofNsdson.syenge and Twen,y.6hhst wv
FOR CALIFORNIA
The superior isst-sslng brig BROTHERS sas' ~
ter will sail about the 10Th nst and can accommodss
passengers. Prce Of passage, 500
Apply to BRETT vosh,
a sOsA.t
Or on board. Pier East River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

CALIFORNIA BAGS TEUSKs-DAY - Sof. - ssel'''
Bag In which traveller put ~ coma 80. roe
II perfectly wster-nshi The sane az air 50 ss-pfss
haiti be transformed into bed or poN -,y coss'
yer or fost for crossing streams This srE;c,s ca
and rsoares 10 Ne seen 70 be appreciated Psfss .t7e
foruis would profit by yisis to DAY. ~lose ,.naSs
encs and sklll lrsures bis customers pecclh
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

CALUesul MNss Boors-Wrsnied ,sfresoi
wear without repairing at JoSEs 1. Anr-s - H. 90
ear drsss Boots - 90 usually ". busicsss Free
warranted 10 wear nwel ~ sny ooTs IA kb3s
waterproof Boots, from 81 80 20 y, 81 !os'' ser
near The husV1n.
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NJ AR hIEp .
DI l. ID.


Sc, evening. reb p. by Rev Ralph Boft NJ JAS JACA
llss HANNAH CHAMBERLAlN, both oi thn th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07
- DR.. DoDs will give another Lecture witt
experiments, this evening at Clinton Hall.

The PATERsos RosBERY.-It will be remem-
.on 4 Co. Of No 81 Wall.t while 10 Paterson, n J.
knocked down and robbed Of package containing
:, 800 IN bank bills aud that two young men were ar
rested the following day suspicion OF having com
United the robbery but nothing found in their
possession to connect them with the transaction and
the young clerk could not Identify them the indiyid
usis who robbed him, they were discharged. Within
few days past however, they we're observed 10 b
quite fush Of money, consisting of bank notes which
on examination were found to correspond with thoss
stolen from the clerk Of Drew Robinson & Co These
facts being communicated TO Justice McGrsth, Capt
Nsgnas and otncer A NJ c. smith deputsd 10 Ool
after the suspected individuals who arrested and
On seAreninz tnein Upward OF $40 OF tne stolen money
was found IN their possession They gave their name:
as John McCurry, John Calvin and Daniel Dermot and
| were committed for a farther hearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

lSoUE.T.-Coroner Walters was called 10 hold
an Inquest yesterday on the body OF Michael : Moon;
aged IL years a native Of wJersey who committed
suicide Monday evening by cutting nis throa. with
razor while lsborng under dersnged state OF mind.
Il appeared 10 evidence that the deceased had been IN
poor health for some time past that since Thursdsy
last be had been eighty and that st about clock on
Monday afternoon the wife Of the deceased detected
him In the Of drawing razor scross his throat when
shs seized his arm, bet not until he had infcted a
wound which caused hs death In about seven minutes
Verdict 10 accordance with the foregoing facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-07

II Ex-Governor SEwARD arrived in town yes
erdsy morning from yisi, To bis father In Orange Co
and in the afternoon proceeded to Washington TO full
I'll professional engagement
Democratic banner., 1849-01-22
\ NEWS.

The roads for two weeks throughout hurth.
srn Missouri and Illinois. have been covered
with d solid and slippery sheet of ice severa.
inches decp,-such as Tie Oldest citizens have
never be ore seen. II has been formed by The
falling of rain upon the deep snow until it as
suned a liquid state, whena sudden cold change
in the weather CONCEALED The whole into a solid
mass. The weather since has been So dry and
cold, and the ice in The river has grow 10 such
athickness that il is Leliev ed a big catfish can
Cross the sand-bars with difficulty. Travelling
has become very dangerous and much retarded
where 1t is not entirely suspended. We have
heard Of many falls by horsemen, but no scri-
Gus accident,
The mails have nearly all failed us Of late.---
DUG latest dates are as follows:
From 81. Louis, January llth
Jefferson 9h
Hannibal 9Th
Except from Illinois we have been for a wsek
cut of from all communication This state Of
Affairs Is borne the more impatiently now, that
curiosity stands on tip-toe TO catch a whisper
from COngress---tO peep for a moment into the
capitol at Jeferson--to hear exactly hove near
The Cholera has approached us---and, above all,
TO know precisely how much gold yet remains ir
California.
without a knowledge ofthe doings in the world
around us at present, we are thrown entirely
upon our internal resources 10 extract food fr
ue mind from the bitter past and fowery future,
May none Of the readers of the Banner ever
Ind a poison in those flowers.
Since the abuve was in type, we have re.
eelvsd an irregular mail with a "whols
gfist' OF, news; a few items only we have
UNI aad room to get into this half sheet
We vM have to grind the restfor our next
u The Geographic dispatches inihis papel
contain interesting items Of European news
glimpse at the doings in Congress-an aecoun
aagss in the Ohio Lsgitlasure-tLe ~eleetios
s.!ames Cooper to the U. s. Senate BY Ii,
Pennsylvania Legislature-the fatality Of th,
CAolera among the U. s. troops in Texas-an.
ne pas'age Of The WilmOt Proviso by the lowe
House Of the Illinois Legislature.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-22
~STAGE-CUACH ACCIDENT.

The maIl-stage plying between Bowling Greer
and Palmyra, in attempting TO cross PenO Greek
on Saturday, the 18th inst, which was much
swollen from the late rains, andicy at the banks
was capsized, by which the horses became en-.
tangled in their harness and before they could
be rescued, one Of them was drowned. The
coach and harness were soon frozen fast and re-
manned in the river till the following day. The
letter mail, being light, was preserved dry; bul
the papers were saved in a damaged condition.
We are not informed that there were any pas
sengers in the stage.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-22
IRELAND.

We had the satisfaction on Thursday eve
ming, last, of listening to a lecture iii the
Me hodist Church, BY Mr.. f. w. FIrzsI-
MONS, a distinguished Irish Patriot, OH the
Religious, Political and Social condition Of
the Irish people, and the causes that defeat.
ed their late efforts to free themselves of
the British Government. The discourse
was delivered in an eloquent and impress
sive manner, showing great research, en-
tended and accurate information upon the
part of the Speaker, and was received, a.
non, with bursts Of applause by the audi.
ence.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-22
THE ANNER Il.
HALF SHEET:

Among other Inconvenience occasioned BY
the bad roads, we are enabled this week to sup.
ply our subscribers with a half sheet only.
We have ordered paper from St. Louis, and also
from Quincy ri1 Hannibal, which is oil The way
and would haSe reached us by the stages sew
eral days ago, if their trips could have been
made. However, as we have had no mails for
a week we are out of news also, and have but
little use for paper. We expect before next
publishing day to have a full supply OF lc:h.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-22
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
. From the 81. Louis Union.
ARRIVAL OF THE
w n
New YORK, Jan. 8.


The steamer Washington arrived at this
port to-day, from Southampton, and brings
four days later intelligence from Europe.
France is quiet. The election excite
ment is declining, and confidence is being
rapidly restored. The funds have advanc-
ed since the election.
Louis Napoleon poIEed 4,6os,0OO votes,
and has a majority Of at least one million
votes over his CO mpetitors. 1t is thought
that either Lamartine, GARNER, Pages or
Arrago, will be made Vice President, and
that M. Boxio will be made Minister OF
Commerce.
On the 21st of December. the first Pres
|ident of the French Republic, will be pro-
claimed from the Hotel de Vile, where, al
the same time, the new Ministry will also
be proclaimed.
At Louis Napoleon's Inauguration, gen.
eral amnesty will be proclaimed to alb e
cent vincente5 and prisoners.
There il increased confidence amongst
the commercial and monied classes, and
French funds ere still rising.
Some disagreement has taken place a.
mong Napoleon's friends, the particulars Of
which are unimportant.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-22
LOuIsvILI.r, Jan, 10.

~ JHI' HU'
I We learn from New Orleans, that the cholera
has appeared amongthe 9Th U. s.. Infantry, sta
toned at Fort Lavaca, Texas, and has been ra-
ging for two weeks past. There 30 deaths
daily. The dead were piled in heaps about the
place. Half Of the regiment are reported to
have died from the epidemic.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-22

,,nally, however, order was restored, and The re-
port OF the committee read. The Speaker then
rose and declared Ford to be elected. Attempts
were made TO interrupt the SpeaL err; furious
questions were propounded, and oaths lawfully
used. The convention, after this proceeding.
broke up in great confusion.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-22

u rhe Hon. John McHenry. member OF
the House of Representatives, fr,m Eatcs coun-
ty, died al Jefferson City on Meaiay: tie 9Th
instant.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-22
"UKrrED VIZ SrAxD-Dlv1DEp We FALL"
The Pope of Rome intends residing in

u rope OF Rome intends residing il
France.
No news of Importance from ireland
The State trials are being proceeded with
Justice Penne, issued an order refusing Ia
allow the Irish papers to publish He pro
ceedings Of the trials.
Egypt is quiet.
The new Vice Regent had assumed the
Ireins of government in Rome, and a Pro-
%vlsi"nal Government is to be formed. /,
was thought the great powers of Europe
would interfere, and establish. the .P4gc a.
gain in authority.
The Hungarians have determined on
resisting tho Austrian aggressions.
The Prnssian fleets are lying off Trieste,
for the purpose of suppressing the Liberties
of the Venetians, by blockading their city.
No decisive battle had yet been fought,
though much s~kirmishing had taken place
among the imperial troops. The Hunsari-
ans, meanwhile, are destroying all means
of communication, and endeavoring to cut
off the invading Austrians, by burning their
own towns and villages.
ENGLAND.
Parliament is to be p~rorogued on the first
of February.
Corn has declined Is. per quarter, and
fallen Is. at the London Corn Exchange
Flour very dull, and sales show Indian corn
is heavy. The cotton markets. very firm
at recent advices. A large bona ide and
speculative business, has given much conf
.dence amongst operatives. Consols SO I-2.
AT Harve sales of cotton were made at
an advance on previous rates. Business
was improving daily since the lection of
Louis Napoleon and staple articles had ad-
yanced.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-22

FEDrida !Senntor.-Gen. Jackson Nor
ton, (dem.) was elected Senator in Con
gress for the State of Florida, IN :le Is
inst.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-22

ILLIsoIs SExAToR.-Gen James Shield
was elected IN the 18th lust, L. s. Sena
tor for the State of Illinois, fer six yeals
from tue 4th of March next.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-22
HAHsisprRGH, Jan. 8, Or. Ii

HANHtSBCH HUH, jan, ,, OF. bE
james Cooper has been elected L.. S. Senator
for six years, from the 9Th Of March next, in
place OF Mr.. Cameron, whose term expires,
Democratic banner., 1849-01-22
Ireland Again.

Mr.. E. W. FITzsIMoNs has, upon the So
licitatIon of some of our citizens, consented
to lecture in Louisiana again Oh To NOR
row, Tuesday Evening, for the purpose
Of speaking more at length upon two or
three heads that could not be done in one
address
Having been solicited, he has also con-
ssnted 10 lecture in B0EHng Green, on
Thursday the 25th inst. al o'clock. P. N.
We would direct the attention of the cit
liens of the town, TO tie call by the Board
Of Trustees in another column, fol- a pub
lie meeting TO might. The object is one
that directly interests every citizen, and
they should at least give it their attention
for one night.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-22

letter mail, being light, was preserved dry bul
THE papers were saved in a damaged condition.
We are not informed that there were any pas
sengers in the stage.
y TIE Good Old Year." by '.VALEa1A,''
has heen received. 1t will appear in our next.
a. We have frequently heard it said that an
impression has gained credit in the country, that
the disease. known as Spotcd-Ferer or Cold
Plague, that has lately prevailed TO some extent
in Louisiana and vicinity, is contagious, and con-
sequently many are afraid 10 visit the town on
business. 1t is the opinion Of all the Physi-
clans Of the place, we believe, that such fears
age groundless. The Cold Plague is the off
spring of severe winter weather aid exposure.
II The New Orleans Delta, of the 3lst ult.,
states that the whole number o. deaths from
Cholera Which had occurred in that city up 10
the date named, was 739. The Geographic des-
patches TO the ST. Louis papers state that the
epidemic in New Orleans, OH the 9Th inst. was
Oh the decline.
q On Thursday, the llth inst, the "Con-
stitutional amendments" passed tic House of
Representa-, es, by the decided vote of 70 10 IL,
I-~two-lllirds being required. They have had
two readings in the Senate, and it is believed
they will finally pass that body with but little
opposition. Let it not again be said the DeInoc-
racy Of Missouri is opposed TO equal represen-
4aliyn.
II rle Hon. John McHenry. member Of
The House of Representatives, fr, EatcS coun-
ty, died al Jefferson City on Mealay: Tie 9Th
instant.
ILLIsoIs SExAroR.-Gen. James Shields
was elected On the 18th lust, L. s. Sena-
tor for the State Of Illinois, fer siX yeas,
from the 4th of March next.
FEJrida .SennEDr.-Gen. Jackson Nor
ton, (dem.) was elected Senator in Con-
gress for the State of Florida, NJ !he Isl
inst.
Bank 00icers.-Hon. James n. Hughes
was elected on the 10Th inst, by the Legs
.lature, President of the Mother Bank at
St. Louis. The following gentlemen were
elected Directors: LIST, Edward Walsh; %,
Wade NJ. Heiskeli; Sd, VIM. T. CI.ris,y;
9TH, l.. Pickering; 9Th, J.. B. Brant; 9th,
James E. Yeatman. The Legislature e.
lects 8, and the stockholders, 2 directors.
Two more we're to be elected at the time Of
adjournment.
Democratic banner., 1849-01-22

SPRISGFIELD, Ills, Jan. 8.
The Senate's Wilmot Proviso resolution pass.
ed the House to-day, by a vote of SO to "a.