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New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
NInrkets..BAL1iMoRE, March 81 &


The lnclemency Of the weather today, hes
operated considerably all out door bushes The
Flour market Is squet-sales amour, to but 600 bbls
Howard ct brands al 81 IS; and small sales of City
Mills the figures The stock Of Flour a, present
hand OF all descriptions, amounts to about 10000
bbs The receipts also increasing, and the tendency
of prices s 10 favor of buyers Small sses Of CoRS
MEAL at 81 So and RYE FLOUR at 81 81 a s3 81. The
supply Of GRAIN 10 small Red WHEAT 10 selling at lo2
a lO7 cite White do. los ia cts Corn, quiet Sales
of 1000 bushels at AZ 43 eta for White, and A. 80 cts
for Yellow. OARS, 20 2s cts RYE 60 eta. There is
quite large supply of PRovIsoSs. and the market ia
dull Sales OF MISS PoRK at $40 "a ell, and PgIME
o. 75a $40. MISS BKKr, sll 81 sl2. No change in
BACON. LARD Is dull at o. all In bbls and kegs
GROCERIES STEADY. Sales OF New Orleans SUGAR at a
81 cts, and MoLAssEs do 2sl % cts CoFFEr is
hrm. Sales of Rio COFFEE at 6t ait cts. Rox. 81 a
"a cts per 10. WHISKY is dull Small sales In bbls at
%. cts per gallon hhds nominal at 22i cts.
The Southern Telegraph is working badly.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

TIE PROrOcoL.-The Washington correspond
or, OF the PhaadclpAia NcrtA AnGicaa says OF Mr.
Benion's movement
"Mr. Benton made his frsi rovemen, In Executive
session In reference 20 the protocol by Offering
luton calling for smore specific transcript OF the pa
pcrs than rad been transmitted IN reply the orisna
call Of Sir. Msngum. lie regards tho evidence as es
sents 70 the argument which he proposes TO submit 10
the Senate iE rovew Of the whole transaction, begin
ming with the ste Executive and ending with the nsgo
ustOn OF the Commissioners. Il will be shown that
the ratification Of the Mexican Congress. upon which
o. much stress has been laid hy the Jl0s aud other
deuuc ofgNns was nuliiy according 10 the c0nsiita
ton Of Mexico, without concurrence OF The Executive
By that Instrument the Congress 70 made part Of the
treaty making power under certain limitations Ii.
ton Is preliminary and is distinguished 5y two peculiar
ai;ficutss IL may prevent the contamination Of .
treaty through the Executive By u lection IL msy
sdvise. IN which the ultimate approval would be
absolutely rocTred 30 the Executive In the o, the
protocol The Congress approved but the Executive In
the exercise OF hs constitutional iuncIons refused 10
rsuy, uuu tae American Commissioners entered into
certain f1rmA stpustions denying the FL scy Of the
amendments made 10 the treaty by the T. : Senate.
Without the ssscng If the Executive !; treaty,
and with bis q0sllhed as.cntt became treaty under
the conditions ofciaAy stipulated BY the Commission-
To say under such ercgnstances that the pr0,o-
col u mere forn-sn eulIy coccii-S sonisis saba
IS st ridiculous ana absurd II the American LIE
sostors intended fraud upon NexeO II Is quite clear
that the Mexican Secretary Of Foreign Afzrs knew his
part and msnssed II - as 10 commit the Governmeui
before tbe word. OF having prscteed deliberate de.
ceptou, OF being bound 10 nli the conditions Of the
contrscl The Senate IL boand In good faith and hon
take Of two courses either % rstfy the pro
tocol or 10 deny the authority OF the Commissioner
Oae the other l. shsoirtey Necessary IL s under.
stood that Mr.. BENTON incncs 10 the former policy,
aud ths eonsiicrs5e portion OF the senate leans to
the latter view. The Senator from Missouri s deter
mined 10 make the issue and from indication to-day
be wi be sustained In the effort bys majority OF the
chamber. Mr. foo,e endesVored to have the motion Of
inquiry laid the tsoe, bat WAS feebty seconded"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

MAKING IT THE lssUE.-The Washington cor
respondent Of the Ns fOTk Post says that when the
Cabinet nominations were under discussion, In Execu-
tive session of the senstc. Mr. Westcott Of Fla. OBJ.
ec,cd TO Mr. Collsmer, because be tainted with
sbolionism After the objection hai been debated =,
length. Mr.. Seward of n. Y. rose, and remarked
ths, be supposed he himself represented the rsd
cal opinions upon Slavery that held by any con-
siderable body o the people % the North and that be
supposed MIR Collsmer would substantially agree with
him. With respect - he objection made 10 this nomi
nstioo II VISA time there should be understanding
Tie would therefore simply defy them make this issue
- vote sns This upon this ground and establish
this principle lie had nothing TO say this time
and he took his seat SAB sileEt0. There sensa
ton and after he had settled himself bsek IN hs eaheru
cushions. there general buzz Me-. Colamer's
nOmir alton was confirmed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

IMPORTANT DEcrHOS.-The great land SUIT OK
the hslfs Of Dabreuu Vnlars Jos NJ. Kennedy sno
others being for the block Of ground on which The u
Branch Mint Of this city u situated vas yesnrdAy oe
citsd In favor Of the defendants. The L. : 6o'ern
ni 10 the real party defendant In this scion Inc
suit involved the title 10 portion Of toe rird she
Firs; Muricpsises property worth perhaps over
sl5oo00VO This wss msde test sut Inc defend
ants Kennedy and others ofscers IN the U. Branch
Mint At New Orleans were represented y Lew fefce
ard T. J. Durant 4 : District Attorney. who called
the First Municipality warranty 70 defend the lle
q the United states the lot Of ground IN controversy
kaviDs been dons,ed by The First Municipality 70, 'ne
purpose of building upon i tbs Mint The flrst MINI
ciPsiiy Was represented by {. koseh1s snc hooeF'
fseDN The heirs OF Nilsrs were represented " hon
Henry Clay. W. &. Micoa. q. Schmidt M J. Judah OF
Indiana. srdJ ?. Wilde. who represented his dseesse
father, Hon- r II. Wide, VINO ia bis iierus TOOK sn
lmPorian, part In the suit " o. Ficsyure' l5En-
IMPORTANT DEcIsios.-In the S1preme Court,
yesterday in the case Of Lacreta Bass 70 the City Of
Boston Chef Justice shaw gave Judgment for the de-
fendAnts. The plaintiff claimed BY various deeds
reaching back 10 Gov Deveretf and eontended that BY
running the lines according 10 haw they would en-.
brace about all Of Pinest W ich vu formerly covered
BY water TIE city denies dis and commended farther
,hx; Il Il So st the plaintiff could rot recover
because the city had rsh' u way street over and
boston Transcript, raesdsy
CF The rumored Forgery in Boston vas
hushed ap By the payment OF the forged note. watch
vas fo- sos by Richard ~ Berry, In whose favor t
ws drawn The signature iorsed wa ,sss Of Wrsat
Rricsi a Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

The STEAMER HARTFoRD.-The steamboat
Inspectors this District request to state in reply
to a communication which appeared in TAe Tribune a
few DAYS since that the steamer Hartford never
submitted to them for inspection, but inspected in
some other place
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ASD Loss or LIFE.-On
Monday afternoon serious and fatal accident occurred
the quarry Of Mr.. John {. Rogers near Mar
ro,tsyille, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, by
which one man was killed, four dangerously injured
and considerably hurt, but not seriously They
were sll lsborng men. engaged In blasting and by
some Encouragement premature explosion took
place Michael Callahan was instantly Killed aud his
body terribly ms1g'ed Michael Carney, Timothy Led
yen and Patrick Germley all dangerously Injured
and burned about the head Lawrence Lyons bad one
of bis legs broken in places and 10 Otherwise in
jured Patrick Neslan came of with the least injury,
although considerably bruised. Bait Sun, 2lst.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

0oUsAuDs ITALIAN MEDcATED sOAP-For efectnsllye-
moving tan, pimpes ecaes ughness ssowtess chsPs
chsfes crseks&c from the skD, warranted Prepared By
Dr. OoUsAUD 81 Walker-st nrst door from b,osd~sy,
where may bs had bis celebrated Poodre snbe for ead
eating superfuogs hair Liquid Rouge for coorns hps and
cheeks deep csrbaon ung-, Lily Whe fof The compiler
lon, Hair Dye, Besles Hair Restorative Pomsse ~
nsnsenty dyelng gray hairs, Tooth Psslrs Lsbin "a
hscu, Bachelors Liquid Hair Dye. Agency ~ Web
tngton R..,op Tdu
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
NEW-YORK LEGIsLATURE.
ALBANY, Wednesday, March 81,
Yesterday Erening's Proceedings.

Yesterday Erening's Proceedings.
JUSTICES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT or NKw YORK
The House, by consent, took up the Senate bill
increasing the number and extending the jurisdiction
of the Justices OF the Superior Court In the City OF
New.York and after come consideration, passed the
same. CANAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. FIrzHUGH, 10y consent reported the follow
ing bills
To settle the claim on Cens Fund according 10 the
previous Constitution in relation 10 the Erie Canal
enlsr cement and spproprs,ug s360OOO for the Esss
ern division $500 600 Tor the Middle division aud
s360000 for tho Westeru division also sppropnating
$4,000 Tor the Genesec Valley Canal and rta2pgopr.
ating Sl2s0O0 for the same csns appropriated in sil
also appropYs,ing $4,000 for the Black River Canal
$4,000 for slsckws,er svga,iun In the Black River
resppropria,ing 5000 10 the Bsck River Canal, not
realized st the last session eppropriaIing 100000 10
rebuild the Oswego Canal, s2oO0O for the improve
ment OF the Oneida River, and 10000 unexpcnded to
authorize the rebuilding OF the locks IN the cayugs aud
seneca Lake Cansl to rebuild lock at the termi-
nation Of the Crooked Lake Canal sud authorizing the
construction Of reservoir for the Genesee Valley Ca
nal aud the usual bills carrying out the provisions Of
the Constitution tor the payment OF the State debt and
the maintenance Of the canals
Mr.. FIrxHUeH reported iayorably on the bill
authorizing the Canal Commissioners TO lengthen the
lochs al Erie Canal.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

II Mr.. ?. O'Connell writes to say that Rev.
Dr. McCsrrons speech the ST. Patrick Festival was
reius,ion of the SANDERS sgspst the clergy, and
complains iha, the report which appeared in col
umus WAS rather severe upon the Rev. gentleman.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
LADIES, STRAW BoNNyrs.


" }. h. HssLTY has now resdy for is.9so,ioc Il,
h' Old slsne, l.. L,ss's sVs sross. s. sald-sl.s.
LADIES hosssrs eyed IN The beet msrncr drb lese A.,
color. a uARIry - s.,,.,,.
mg2 81.
40 "IN o' iSrstiiesScE, Cur.i, AND s.rs ~ ~,
Laws oF Nsrt Ss-rhe undepiznes uechau c a eiay-,
oi'h- nsed sssies and Al preser rs.deot Of he C, o.
Ne~;fo's has some nvendos q value snd sl.coy~r.,s =
importance Not being Possessed u The reuui.ry e.pa,
TO pu' ne ssn- loio pfsecsl operation be Ia -
posei 10 sssocis,s with -nerge.ic inei ,en n Ia
efsi'sms, In order to accomplish ihs cod. 10 view
He has objection 10 yist foreign coaDti-s A..
the Sultan Of Turkey. or Nicholas q Ras.. Astre...N
b C. srosd~sy Po'' ohee. corner Of c'usl.t u.s ~
GooD 5VrrER -Pfme table butter IL 81 toll. "A -
lard 50 good winter oil 10 to - per gal rev ne. a
NJ. % ASA PARKER 20 Broome. cor q Lail,~..
WIDOWS AND OaFHASs' FUsD The Connecsco, ~.
nsl Ltie Iosursres Company have declared eiv4,.s ~
sixty per 10 ito members hs Il IL Cor.
ny ia un2ag sllelsd IN Life lnsursace, Numbering ~, A.
,lsi members. Applications 10 Insurance may be n.s.,,
he agent, W. Jvoo St wsll't NJ stare. NJ NSrars
~ HAsosoNE Boors, q low Piice' be iOcss !,
ssu,isctcr ard sdvi,e fisnts L hey want rs,r,
COED srielssio give him sc.n. missed
Advertising The places and psp-rs beet scsrtd kt
the nherlnce of various pafsui' may te sr,ss
Al the agency of palmer. VITO . daiy rrcrivrs Al
fsr ard fof which he 10 speca terutsd usr.s
busuess Those no are prepared 10 surpy RI tersts
OF the eunuy are fded ef ne complete oppouetT
which lhs sgercy preseus for msAing Re scl srcwn q
the people OF the country IN heir own rkrcfs.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL

R~ RoBEKr AsDERsos OF Williamsburg Offers
hin.alfs ss Candidate for Congress IN the Accomse
VA District Mr.. Plrrs, the whs Candidate, having
Withdrawn from the canvass.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

" Such are the stusrficns a. Bsrnau's xp.~au, -
1t . fully sll-oded In si wssh-fs Ye.erssv r~as -
Standing ihe rain and esd wsisus, HAny handres. :.
sembed to tnes ne rl~'sirE snt ~oflsrsi PEI -
srces of ihs Le-s Or-s Western. &c and ghsi ro
sfa of hemnsiy. he MNnmosa Lady To-day ssc,s..
gIsAl bill L. offered. -N
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

~ The Harrisburg teegraPhic correspondent
of the Philadelphia Ledger mentions report on good
authority OF the resignation Of Hon. TOWNSEND
HArNEs Secretary of the Commonwealth Of fennsyl.
vania
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

IL Hon. Reverdy Johnson, as United States
Attorney General, il ia stated, sustains Mr. Ewng's
claim that his department is new one and that all the
clerks OF the Indian Land Pension and Patent buresux
(sbout 1907 subject TO be turned out their commits
sons expiring with the transfer OF the bureau to the
new department.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
Smiling Of the Stcnmor.

BosToS. "Wednesday, March 81
The Royal Mail Steamship AD,erica sailed from
her wharf at noon with large number OF passengers
aud fair amount Of freight.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
Annainfmrnfs b, the President.

fxorcr EVANS Of Ne. CALEH r. SMITH ot Ind. snd
RosxRr r. PAINE Of \ G. u BE- Coinrnissioh'.s an's,
Re A., nj the Congress OF the United states, OF the d
Nareh l-4q entitled An act TO carry into eheet Ger
,,Ia stjpusiious Of the Treaty between the United
STATE, II Amercs and ihs Republic OF Mexico OF 'ne
% day OF February, leie . ,.. =,
the Board Of Commissioners sppoInted under the said
act ..-- -, a..
Territory Of Minnesota - /,
D,vIp CoorEs Of Penn. ard BENJAMIN b. MsEKEk OF
Kv 10 bs Associate Justices Of the supreme Court oil
the [ nted states foB said Territory.
UENRv /. Moss OF Minnesota 10 De Auornty q VIC
Uoi.ed states for ssid Territory
JosEr. l. TAYroR Of Minnesota, to be Marshal Of the
United states for said Territory 80 ,,
JAMES q. CAMFBELL OF La q be uiee OF tne Us
,rct Court Of United Stsios for the Western DIS
trirt of Louisiana ,.,.,
HKxRY BoYcs OF La to be Attorney OF the Uni'ed
States for said District 80,
JOHS Z. HING OF TO oe Msrshsi oi INC 0u''oN
States for said District ,,
WuIr,u b scorr Of La 20 De Marshal Of the United
states for the Eastern District Of Lc uisisna
THOMAS c PERNINS ot Coma. % be Attorney OF tne
United states for the District OF Connecticut IN Toe
place Of Jonathan StoddArd.
GALES SEArcN Of D. c 10 be Secretary OF the Less.
,ou OF the Ussed states to the Federal Government OF
CUsTONHoUsE OFFICERS
COLLECTORS
RICHARD C. HorMEs Great Ess Harbor, n. J. vice
Robert b. Kelley. whose commission expired
JoHS RHSA Brssos Ssniisgo, Texas. New once
EDWARD RosE. sag Hsrbor, Nsw-icrk, vice Abel
Huntington whose commission expired.
JAnEs CoLLIER. san Francisco, new Office.
SURVEYORS
wILLIAN 2 NoRRIs. Philadelphia, vice John Davis
whose commission expired.
GORDON FoRBEs, leocomico, Nirginls reaPpointed
ROBERT BUrLER Smlthheld. Virginia, reapPonted
POsTMASrERS.
TIMOTHY CoGGsHALL. Newport |.
EPHRAIM HUrcHss Concord, n II.
JosFPH J. PrrMAS Huntsville. Ala
SAMUEL c. Cook, New Brunswick, n J.
THOMAS h. BIGGER (reapP0inted) Richmond, Va
EDWIN BoYLE, Annapolis, Md.
Appointments by the Postmaster General.
J.,sEs McDERxorT Postmaster, Washington Penn
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS-

BAPTIST CHAPEL IN STRoSG-PLACE.-This IS a
besutifu little structure bull, In the Gothic style Of
chit cture and situated in strong place. between Hicks
and Henry sis, south Brooklyn. The dimensions Of
the building feet by 81 il contains four rooms
three on the rst door, consisting of the Sunday school,
the pastors study and tho for the library. The
upper room Is used q temporary place Of worship
for the cation until their church s erected which
will be completed In about year. and is plainly, yet
beautifully iEsed up for the purpose for which il de
signed The style is purely Gothic, and 10 beautiful
specimen Of workmanship throughout. One great in
provement on the common method Of sulding places
Of public worship Is in the situation Of the organ
which il on the same aoor with the congregation and
viii eonduce greatly to the Introduction Of congega
tou singing which has been 80 long considered deaf
rabls The pastor Of this church is Mr.. Z. Z. l. Tsy
lor formerly Of the Perrepontt Church and 70 whose
exertions /, Ia owing mainly that the building has been
erected. The organ built By Mr.. Craboe Of Flat
BUSH ard cost o., 100 The church, which !s Is in
contemplation TO build, vii cost about $4,000. The
spiss OF the edl6ee vii be 100 fee,fiss.
Loco-FocO MAToRALIT CoSyEsTIOS.-The
Delsgs,es elected to this Convention will assemble this
evening choose their candidates for Mayor and other
ofscers To be elected the Second Tuesday Of April
next ESAsyor sPrasue, u 10 supposed VIII be the
ehslcs Of ms sjority Of the Convention.
ELEcTIoS BY THE FIREsEs OF ASSISTANT ES-
GISEESs-Tns election. which held yesterday,
suited follows Robert R. story received 2os Rob
er, J. Lucky, 1911 Henry Brsni, l7s; - suipben
lie. whole unber Of votes poIled z73 The election
VA conducted in very quiet and orderly manner
throughout the day
MEKrISG or rHE REsIGsED FIRLxES-An ad-
journed meeting Of the resigned srsmen vas held 90
Monday nigh, Iasi and series OF spirited resolutions
adopted The resolutions seemed TO indicate spirit
determined resistance their part the new Are av
lately adopted, snd to the measures Of the Common
Council in relation to the N throughout
x Mrs. BurLER- who, it WAS expected, woald
give her Readings At the Brooklyn Institute. has
charged her original intention, and viii the Brook
ign Female Seminary tsr saas purpose iassssd.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
App.,armenr. By the Governor and Senate.

AtsANY, Iuesdsy, Nsrch II
JxrrxRsoS-Gsorge ;. Goodals Of ws;ertown. 10 be
No.sry Paolic. In psoe OF James Putnam resigned.
Nsw'yonx-R Richard x Ward Notary.
WEsrclgsrxA-James T. Beers. Notary.
COLrxBik-Nillam Ryan aad Harvey Miller, Loan
Commissioners
O~RfpA William Aosigomsry, Connisroner os
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
By Telegraph to The Nlw.YOrk Tribunt,
Called Session Of the senate.

WAsHfsGTOS, "Wednesday, March u.
The Senate met at the usual hour this morning.
Mr. ATcmsoN the Presden, pro ten in the Chair. Az
ter the transaction of the customary preliminary bus
ness
A message wa. received from the President by
the hands of bis private secretary, Col BLISS.
ExYcUTfyE SESSION.
On motion OF Mr. BADGER, the Senate went into
Executive session.
The message Of the President in reply to the
resolution Of Mr.. BENTON calling for Information 10
regard to the Protocol was then read
MORE NonSATIoNs.
A number Of nominations " ere next submitted
Among them Fix Governor PENNINGTON Of New-Jer-
sew TO be Governor of the Territory of Minnesota,
and Mr. srIcER TO be Postmaster at Dayton, Ohio The
balance of the nominations to Offices OF an unir'
portant character.
FUNERAL OF MR. DICKINSON.
After sitting in Executive Session a short tIme'
the Senate rose aud proceeded TO the Hall of the House
Of Representatives. to attend the funeral Of Hon. Mr.
Dickinson of Ohio member of the last Congress, and
member elect Of the next Congress.
Mr.. ArcHIsoS occupied the Speakers chair
President TAYLOR and Messrs CLAYTON, MEREDITH
EWING and REvERDY JOHNSON were present
An appropriate discourse was delivered by Rev.
Mr. GuHLry. The body was deposited in the Congret'
sional Burying Ground.
TUE PsoTocoL-ADJOURSMENTA &C.
The debate in Secret Session will be continued
TO morrow on the Protocol question and as Mr.. BEN
TONS speech certain call for replies from the Loco
Foco side OF the chamber 1t altogether uncertain
TO the time when the Senate will adjourn.
N.,n urorch OIvi.ion PSnosyfvanlo CaDnI.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
N Dem ecratic wh,s ee"ersi Cem@''sse;m 's.ss,

IN Den scratic Whis General Committee
BaoApwAy Hovsg. March g. sis-rbe following re'o'u'
don wss sdopted
~sos,ed Tb. IN. Democratic whig kiectors o. ins Cy
aod Co1Dtv of NewYork be rcq1es'n 70 "a
=, suc. their Ward Comuii
~ Ss.,.,ss on FRIDAY EVENING The 20 ms a. q
e;cYrs or al saca that day ss me "ta cou
49, 80, desisoafe Nominating Con uitee
a. ssss s1abs persoDs for Charter and school Ohc-rs
a. ,ssr w ards and three delegses represent
~ sw.,ds n Con ysotioo 10 he held at ihs Broadway
a,ss On Monday evening the 9th inst Al u O'Clock 10
~1rsfs a Dsmocrslic Whig candidate for Mayor Of ihe
civ on NewYorh for tbs ensuing year. and aso an Ams
aoose Commissioner for The sane ums
HENRY T. DAVIES Chairman.
as...o d.,.,a s'5s. sIUSsr..sr Vice chairnen.
IT, T. sa.spLow secretaries mis- t3f
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
GOLD NypAIskc.

Mr. RosE Of Suffolk, from the Military Com
mee reported in favor Of rendering the thanks Of this
State and presenting gold medals to Gen Worth Gen.
Belknsp. Col Duncan, Lieut. Col 1alcOu Majors
Bsckus, Hawkins. and Smith, Captains Merrill Win
ship kearney Harvey. and Hamilton, Lieuts. Steele,
Hamilton, Hal Russell and Lincoln. The report was
laid on the table and ordered 20 be printed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
Court CsIendar....Tzs DAY.

co~sss I-Nos i0i. Is1 ia la IN lfs lsl
IS ~ ls 10 - ~, 10 Par; u-sos -. le. ia ~.
leD. Ia. tes. iao. Ids. I-1
CnSm Cssn -ssss - yeslsrsas.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
North Branch Division Pennsylvania Canal

HARRISBURG, ia Wedhesuhy Mhfch II
The bill for the completion Of the North Branch
division Pennsylvania Canal to New.York State line,
was defeated this afternoon in the House OF Repre-.
sentatiyes. Yeas, 80 Nays, &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
Things In Philadelphia.

~ The small pox prevails quite extensively
n the vicinity Of Norfolk, Va
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

Sr0RM.-The Equinoctial still holds on, snd the
rain continues fall At Intervals in torrents
the swep, BY strong wind and drenonns
showers materially lessenng the gloomy mounds "hien
have 50 long ob.tlueted cur thorogghiares
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22

Y Mrs. BurLER, who, it was expected, woald
give her Readings At the Brooklyn Institute. has
changed her original intention and viii use the Brook
ign Female Seminary tsr shas puTposs instead
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
CITY ITEMS.
Lectares, Concerts, sc. rs-Nisht'

Fs-nv K--bi- Rgf-r. StaksVesr--s,ssF..a
T-.f P~tS.is's f-efur--Hcp- ChsF--fif " -.
4 = p.us stss.p~ar--Fens- Acsi-ny, bfocsi. ~
T----.,sr. Ortrl-a Bai al scir-- Ta1~r,aei-- " "
- yrk .-arn. Hrlstssg- ~ = -,
Res B--ct-r-Cnr. soeth - an 81 - y - a -
J1f~.o~ N--u-r-.ln-C1r Grove s1t h1f.on - -
~. As--.-a Mn n~rva Room., 90 Brc,trif- v
ir.-...n, A r -o-R-ts-sy. kes'- tiiN a. s''aaS
arr-,- a. rr.,rr.fs.r --ar Rrgs-st-Dss 49, go X
Panor.n. 70 a1f.oa RIs-r- Rr1sisay. cor Nassfs 70
Chr.,y ai,-tr.l--s.s h.nss Bal "a Hrcss-,s-s =
Chln--- M4.-au-5-. Broatsay. scar .Furs- pN 80
An-rrna crrs.-Al.nra Brosf-sy, uca Frns- -. IN
srrtru'. Iheat-r-Ch1Ebsrs Bru.1-s-I n x
Srurauay Th-zt-r-Brv-t~sy 1----n fsar ar .nihff
l1srcAz nl--un-Srse sersT. cor. As1st-pay a1a "e-'t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-03-22
ASSEMBLE

TOWN AcAIcNl rCR,L SCHOOLS.
Mr.. CRlsrsLL reported against the petition Tor
the estsblishmeut Of Town Agricultural schools
RnioGE t>SrKcroeS
Mr.. NARkLk OF Seneca, reported complete the
bin relative to the spPointnens OF Brigade lossectors
The ball was ordered 10 third reading.
RrrFAlo AND Rcs>xLIsvfrix RAfLwN.
The bill declaring the public utility Of Ras-
road from Buffalo 10 Hornelsvie coming up tor =
third reading. Mr.. YorSa moved 10 reeommt IL when
debate OF considerable length sprung up. Tie main
poiut vt issue being whether the road wss hostile 10
The rrie Rsrosd aud Ar,ica and Hornensvills Rail
road.
Mr. Rose OF Suffolk Co. moved section IN
posing canal tolls on the Road. which WAS lesi
The debate was then farther continued, when
the bill wss read third time. aud rejected - 10 -
Mr.. WHirK moved to reconsider the vote re,
setus the bill aud the motion TO reconsider wss laid
on the table.
SCHOOL ArrSosnArroSs
Mn FRuys Of Albany reported iav9rably on The