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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-02-07
Wild Cherry.
The Gre Remedy for Consumption Of the

- Lungs,
Affections Of the Liver, Asthma, Bronchitis, Pair
or Weakness Of the Breast or Lungs, Chronic
Couphs, Plenrisy, Hermerhage Of the Lungs,
and all the affections oil the Pulmonary Organs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
Ernm MrNIrn Ennfumnla. .

We find IN the Mar Orleans Crescent of the
9Th some additional items OF news by the Tit
The principal question Of governmental policy now
s the tolerance of al religious sects II Monitor adv0
Gates the measure but the clergy bitterly opposed
70 il Remonsrsnces from toe state Of ChiaPss have
been sent in Of which 81 Monitor says Il Is nowey
surprising ina, those who live and thrive upon old
abuses should wish to preserve them. The same pa
per IL carving on kind Of war against the army, Of
which IL remarks
The American invasion msde manifest the inuiny Of
that collection Of men which -e call an army, snd COZ
vncsd al persons 4 good f-ih that the greatest csamy
which b-fu county, 10 10 plsce the arms hfh are
defence 10 he hands of gnor sni and corrupt
men who never love any Government ot Sonsulu ou III
permaueure and are incApshe Of that e-vaied sen
ument Of patriotism heh makes men sacrifice themselves
Willingly in behalf Of their country
STATE LEGIsLATUREs The Legislatures Of Zacste-
css Durango, and those Of most Of the other states
Organized on the let ut
The people of the state of Mexico continue raising
and renting Of money for the benefit OF the
iucstecos
We perceive thst four fountains to be erected In
the Grand Plaza Of the City of Mexico.
ISDfANs Durango 10 stil rsvsged by the Indians
They commit the most horrid outrages with the most
perfect mpunity u seems 10 us ihst II the Govern
n-nt should not take energetic means for the suppress
sion Of the Indian nsurrecOn the frontier states must
coon be depopulated. The latest intelligence from
the revoied Indians Of the Sierra brings nothing new
Anew paper has been establish ed At Guadaaxsra,
called Fl ResilHrddOr lis object is 20 prevent the
spread Of socialist ideas.
GUArEMALA-The war Ia Los Altos continues
with variable success On the 29th Of November the
insurgents entered the town Of Chquimsa where there
= garrison of $50 men without firing shot. The
place well fortified and capable OF being defended
by less number Of troops but notwithstanding this
they surrendered all their munitions Of war. The
number Of the rebels amounts 10 about 600 men, from
which would appear that the nsurrectionis Of ser
Ous character
On the 27Ih OF November the Guaiemalan Congress
recommended Its session.
Don Jose Bernsd0 EscOba has been appointed Presi-
do "a q Republic
who expelled some time since, was At the Isle OF
Carmen In the beginning OF December thence he went
Csmpeschy thence 10 Tabssco from which place, on
the &3d he 10 Chiapss. IL 10 suspected by some
that be Is coacocting srsnd evolutionary scheme
tor procuring the Independence Of the states OF Cam
peschy Tabssco and Chiapa.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
Later trowt Honduras.

The brig Nara Edgs, Capt. RsKD, arrived lsst
nigh; from Belize Honduras. whence she sailed the
sOth January bringing us hes Of the HssaRrHs Obso
rer AID Gazette 10 the 18th ult
We learn from Capt Reed thai prodaee was low.
There bad been no change IN sfsirs In Central Amer
lea The whole cosniry n sn unsettled sisie, snd
travelling was everywhere unsafe. RoeheTies and mCr
ders we're OF frequent and the road frou
Ysshal to Guslemsls in particular. WAS allied With
bandits
Yucstsn is In q very deplorsble condition. Capt
Reed WAS informed by gentleman lately from bsesis
that large number OF the eorpses Of murdered span
isrds lined the roads near Bscslar no one daring L
bury them Nothing had been observed OF the Amer
icsn regiment when Capt h. left number OF lG
cs,ecos reading in the British dominions united a.
Punts Consoles aud attacked their country people an.
the Indians Of Psyo obi'po They proceeded to efee
fortincstion on the River Hondo but body OF IS
Iodisns from Baeslsr came down upon them and klst
80 Of their number beside capturing ther oos'' pro
visions, fors, sc.
The Obssrrer OF the 10th ult says:
We have sdviees fron Bscslsr. and learn that The
place is entirely ,urro1pded, On all proosoiv Il !,
sksn ere this aud al communication win II eHi oa
About go posted At the creek and cV si ins
mouth of the Hoado. Much anxiety is ie!i Tor the
safety OF those gentlemen from Belize who were a.
Bscslsr.
letter In the n O. Pesysas dated Belize, Jan ~
also says:
The quiet OF our little town was very uncersno onious
~ distarbed by the arrival Of repor that t~o OF oe'
Brt,uuic Msesys ships Of wsf had arrived Al the bay
Of the river al Traxllo, snd commsneed oosA.on :
tast city runor has been In circulation IN this town
f,r a long time tha,such event Was 70 take place
And now az hear Inst the vessels have arrived am ID
clped " put sor,s isith IN IL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
Thing. In Philadeiphia.
Corresp0rdence q Ire Trioune


PHrlapKIPrTIA- wetnssssy, fso. "a
Trouble Is b-evyiTr among the white bands OF
music which have been engaged ior tne hreHer pr
cessi0n on tie @7th Of March next oN OF '3s ~ ~Ss-o'
rave held meeting and resolved not 70 P.ls-e 1A'r''
the cOi0red bands excluded.
Hyer ss- brought uy ths morning sgain o-i9'e tne
Court Of Quarter sessi ilns Judge f-rsuns sac ne va
convinced hstite arrest sac detention we're e-- AZ
therefore ordered the prisoner remAnded % ANal'
proper warrant from The Governor oi tbs sac io -'
removal 10 Maryland Tor trisl
After TIE order fJr the removal of hyst 70 Prs.n'
. await the receipt of proper ~sfrant na1 Ses -
Wm. 3. Reed Esq for tee state presented - '.s
Court TsrrzIt received from G0F JOHNSTON .as'
evening, which rscited that BE- had received rou uot
I1omss oi Ma-yl,n1 with tn requislron' zoe n-ces
sary s-adavits tsken before Nston Hry. a-4y AZ
pointed uasis.rste Of the state Il Marylsh lni
warrant IVES handed % ihe council Tor ne pr scn,l
who exhibited il % Hyer. Re then sad tnA' re "As
Instructed By Mr Eyer o. Inform the ColIt 'na' Ae
would make no objections q tre ai'cl IaD- S-'
Ell 4 accompany Mr. Cook the agent OF the state
OF Mary and. that STATE be had Always been resdy
70 % = answer sny charges tnat may De ad against
rim.
lie was then removed from the Court room the
crowd which must have consisted " more taAn ta04-
sand persons shouting huIzs al the TOP oi 'aeN -hss
repeatedly and pressing forward 70 gel .snt 81 one
WHO they estimated a. hero and marty. Ihus enas
tbe drama In Philadelphia 70 Be followed ug no aoIot
with like exhibition IN Baltimore Ass ior poor nu-
malify. when dives;sd of moral and inte!iecIlA I'm.
pIovement Give IS sres'er number OF schoois' shl
} halt inc nd % s-y lav q enforce attendance
at them Prussia up . liked age, snd s-cn url-
tai exhibitions a. ~ have been compelled % chronicle,
when referring q this case VII have ceased
There . 10 change IN the market 10 day. Hhi sses
loo bb.s Flour we're made al s. per DOL "nieh i
tie uniform asking price for shipping orand. Rye
Flour quiet ~ - ID, Corn Mesl meets come htis IN
Q4irr and a sIns,l sac q Pennsylvania vas made Al
= 6l, Wheat IN better demand snd small saies are
making Al l07 l0ec Tor Red, and ilJ,- Tor Nnite-
C0rl-some small -sles PeuLsylvanis Yellow are re-
ported n sc delivered Cotton held 81 &c advance
but sales are small Groceries snd Provisions remain
quiet a. previous quotations Ssets-uo alteration
prime Clover j. worth - per bbl Whisky scarce At
gi.c for bbl..a No movement in Freighis
-ALFs oF Sr0cEs-Fvs B0ard-a57 GirNd Bank,
~ 800 state o. ~ 500 DO, 9ii 5.2uO Nhm kd ~,
5 81. 600 state - - : 600 DO. ~ $500 do,
81 OOO Read Rd -. ~ 500 Cliy o. . 100 loo
Tres. Notes, joe 20 Mech Bk. -6i 100 Morris Canal
y 100 Che. s. Del Canal 81 500 Lehigh o, oii coo
L.hieh Coat Mort Bds &c. =, 1000 Cincinnati Bds, -
e. 90. Union Csnsl. l0i 80 Reading Rd. l2;
Scond Bo1rf-i 90 g. o., 100 - Union Bank
Tenn = 3O0 Wilmington Rd -. CO. 81 800 City %
= 100. 500 do. 70 100 Phil TX. l23i.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
CONSUMPTION

" It 10 admitted by everybody that seHsseS' Psi
monte Syrup Is The only remedy kno-n that will positively
consumption, coughs colds Group wioopirg co0sh
cstsnh. dyspepsia sni liver complaints The foiio-bf
ooly few of the any crrhcsles u cures aeh nj
be seen by applying at ne offc-
remzkabi- case Of Mf. Tucker. who was 90 fT 70
duced be given up ny her physicsr STE had Ne
lent cough, which ught ard ury, pain 10 me wess
gscus debility which itcfrased hat she was eortnsi
0 her h-c Her certificate Is accompanied BY one q 70
Der nnlster hef residence IS st - fors - jersey eJ
Richard L-unos. 1903 Canal 81 Bsinmure, bad ~ ool
The best physicians ard i-i Of be nesi coufh me-
tcnes snd syrups That were recommended, ~ ha4 o.
rgng any benefit Tie consented TO uy ne Syrup, (" 10
st resOr which restored him 20 perfect hesh sef lif'
ing given up all hopes Of recovery
The most remarkable cure Of bronchial c0usuupl07s
hat " Mrs DeArr Sjl Rscesi Phi sdsrhs, whose h'
osrd died of consumption aud she - suffering s@ysfey
for lhan Two years, happily restored 10 bean
Hundreds have called her and have been sftoniseih
her tss of suffering snd almost miraculous rec0geD y
using Tho PulmOLic Syrup
A volume could be led with certificates similar ous
shove bat they deemed sufficient raisfg say o1s
Who may have any dOubts - he efficacy " lne ~
mOuic syrup
RENENBER-Ths New York ofics for ne sss 4
scHEscks Pa moric syrup at 81 Bsrcisy-,t
Price, s. per bottle, or six bottles for =
Prepared hy J scHESck, 3l sOglh SIKH o. Phla
Bu.h Cllcksuer. sl B.rclsy-sN 0rnefsi Ageon ~
New lOrf lV9cof
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Far .s!a Of ases.. a.. 81. FoviA fssa

"WEDNESDAY. FEB. ls-Ph
The influence OF the foreign news appears % Dc
exhausted and there Is some rea ton Treasury Ne'
sold AZ % and New Loan - ut. Fsnc.es we're ga
ersNy heavy. The ushiBes5 In the Money msfke'p'
vents any Improvement In such stocks aS arc d1ssR
10 borrow upon
IN Exchanges there IS but little movement la'
market FOR Sterling is nominal a, 7Qs y cent I's'
are some purchases Of Goyernmen, Loan msde |" >
RENTED instead u bills.
Freights are firm, with a fair business dong
Engagements TO Liverpool Of 90 bales Cotton "
5i6i 5000 bush. Corn, "a 100 ton. Heavy Yres'i
IS. To HsVre there /. nothing Offering q eo''
quencs. To Holland advance Il ssked for Coa''
sc. A Norwegian bsrk was taken up 10 l0sd k.es"
Charleston ior stettin At 65. and Luyee brig Tor -
nos Ayres, aud 10 return. on private term. Tss'n'
Arksnsa., date Ner.OrlesDs pscket) II Or IL js''
old, ~ tons, built 10 New York, ha. been bought y
California at 10000 There i. steady u'odersie '''
ness sii going forward Tor this destination.
The amount paid into the Sub-Treas9ry to-ot
s 60 90. and the dsbuf,ement. g 90, es'iss %
amount IN Vauls e. s3s7l9.
There IS no change DO the Money mafA'' :,
ns.e. The Bank. doing moss Of the saof oa','''
ps2er offered, but osns % stocks. Sc. t.i.esi
"s'tst- sumo chficr a-t l.'"''t9 Par't w
81 = cen. but The usual rates sre 9alO Y cent
a letter from d leading banker Ia Washls''-
state. that Mr. Walker ba. decided not 10 male ID
proposed Treasury Note srrsugeIent Ia copseqseS'
Of the near approach Of the tine of hi. resrssJ f'
the Department snt q. matter Of propnsiy "'''
his successor.
The receipts OF the Harlem Railroad tor
frat eleven days Of February SHOW seFs-'s
= 600 over the same period Of la.i year. The oy'
Is quite general that thi. road will declare go -
on the Old stock n January next II DOT 10 Js'y
thought that for the pre.en. the Company VI re-"
they are, and not uss the road 10 push ne o'1l'
terminus farther toward Albany.
Another bill Of sding 'or gold hss been reee'.''
10 town II came 10 Pssr .. house, sEt . io' -
ounces, equal 10 about $4,000.
The Committee Of Arbitration oi ne O1a"1
Of Commerce for February consists Of hs''fA -,
BeTviih, J A. stevens chss II. AasseD, o I"
and Arson @. Ptcips
The Committee Of Merchants who or
charge the question Of revision Of 'ne I.'I al
communicated with The Comm.'ee VI ""'
Means on tie subject f.I
There 10 Considerable business dong N
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
ASSEMBLY.

FROM CHAGREs- lossels Urcckca.-Ite Sea
s1 California Gladding late Of brig CGToiH'
L Plat arrived al this por, yesterday from Chsgres
via Havana and Charleston and reports that his
lo., among the breakers in ChSgres River on The
18th ult she having struck the bar while n charge
OF the pilot The vessel and cargo sold At auction
snd the net proceeds will be about sl,9oo
The brig Mary Psaad, from NewloTk was lost OF
the pa ult while in charge OF pilot Captain Glad
ding states ths, vessels o eight have been los
within short time. The brig L0rSo, for New Orle
towed the bar the 23a all by steamer Ora.
(Which arrived on, lith) The l.. leaked GO stroke
per hour while In port che having struck the bar.
The steamship California frem Rio Jsneiro was =
Panama 2Olh at and she, with tsO ships which weTt
Ia port would take all the passengers (sboui ZOO ths
were bound 10 san Francisco.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
supreme Court of ,he United states.


n. x. Gamble. Esq. of Mo. was admitted Al
Attorney and Counsellor OF this Court. No. y. II.
smith r. Wm Hunter Treasurer, sc. In error % the
Supreme Court of Ohio. Mr Justice Daniel delivered
the opinion of this Court dismissne this for the
want Of iurisd. ction. No. Q The United states rs
King and Coke. ln error to the Circuit Court Of the
United states for Lousians Mr. Chief Justice Tsney
delivered the opinion Of this Court, reversing the
Judgment Of the Circuit Court and remanding the
cause witt directions o. Judgment for the United
states for The land described In their petition No
The state Of Missouri. complainant. O. the state OF
Iowa The argument of this cause was commenced BY
Mr Green for the complainant Adjourned until to-
r,crrovy IL o'cluck 4 N
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

ISrERSArioSAL ExosAsess.-A eommunics
tion was addressed to the Assembly BY Gov fIsH on
Tuesday last announcing the receipt Of splendid dons
sioo TO the State Library from the late Pope Gregory
XVI in return for copy of the Natural History OF The
State The pspsl sift wss received through M Waite
mare and Bishop Hughes IL includes large number
of the magnificent line ensrsvnss OF WORKS oi the od
masters executed at Rome under the psr0nsee OF the
Government, several pictures, works In m.oS' wiz
,nsdsls n cold silver and bronze. comprising al those
stamped during the Pontihcate Of the donor inis
The ost valuable donation the State has ever received
fxor .hroa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
n i . ID

F-hfaar D. ARTHUR CLENEST .aln, cAld u A-Is.ser W
Bradford
he 'lnsrs 80 pao- fl- Sch n.t af9 oroct
F-1rlsry d. of cor.e-tna OF Tie 4ngs. EhMA MATILDA
otter Nm Aal l. NlFhy, ss-t years n1lfls AL
q
il r-rds Of lie ~fllI f-i % affert h~f ln
f.isyi atsr11on 81 I ocios from l H-nry
ZOO Il-.tsy F-l ll. ol pr1tr.l -
tra CHRISTIAN g1stll o. ne 81 oi her D-
Asssf LOIS sMALLING vie o J11atsn Mstt-ss, ag-s
isy l5ih l.t a. oos Pm Ht-l MAJ Church, W .t
y ak-l tI " lthsl C-afr-.
Greece papers. Hsoft snt N- Hs-a rap~fs pss-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE....ALBANY,W Wednesday Feb a.
bill reported 10 incorporate the Panama Rail
way Co. and one for the suppression Of Gambling
communication was received from the Controller
in resolution asking Information respecting
,axes paid by the agencies OF foreign Insurance Com
psnies.
The resolution previously offered in favor Of mpos-
ing of s. each alien passengers for the sup
port OF the Quarantine taken up and referred TO
the Officers OF the State to be reported upon.
The Senate In Committee of the Whole took up the
bill relative to the establishment of Free schools, and
made some progress in the consider alton OF the same.
The Committee took up the bill relative to suits
sgans, foreign corporations and passed the same Oh
motion, adjourned.
ASSEMBLY
bill was reported in favor Of the village OF VIII
hAnsburgh raising money.
A.o, in favor Of providing Clerk to the Surrogate
OF Kings Co
A bill authorizing counselors 10 administer osths N
certain cases reported upon adversely and refer
red 10 the Committee OF the Whole House
bill mskisg provisions IN regard 10 keeping 'ua.
powder and Ssltpere in the Cy OF New ork WAS read
third time and passed
bill respecting exemption OF homestesds fron soiz'
or sale FOR debt wss introduced
Mr. SLocvM Of Onondaga Co offered resolution In
stTuctiDe the Committee the subject TO bring In
bill extending the provisions Of the Revised Statutes
slso bill rcstve TO the redemption of land cold under
execution also relative to sales under foreclosure
The resolution, having been duly considered was
adopted.
Mr. PARDKE Of Genesee Co. cslled for the considers
ton Of the resolution previously offered by him r.
spectins the presentation OF gold medal 10 CApt
MEKRIIL The resolution was taken up aud referred
10 the Committee on the Militia
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

Mr BARROW from the JOlnt Committee appOlnt-
ID 70 open and count the votes cast during late
States reported Resolution that the House inform
toe Senate that they ready receive that BODY
The Resolution vas adopted and the Information com
municstec accordingly.
LAND GRANTS.
Mr JONEs Of Tenn. announced that bis colleague
Mr JOHNSON having occasion 10 be absent account
OF in0ispOsiiioD, bad requested him to offer bis til
giving 10 each head Of family 100 Of land. The
Introduction Of the bill being objected TO- IL was with
drawn.
AMKHIcAS suBJEcTs.
Mr.. GREELEY offered a resolution directing the
COmmitee the judiciary 10 inquire whether there
is anything ia the Laws OF the United States which
countensnces the British doctrine that subject
always subject" and to report Wha, action IL sny
Congress ought take In the matter The resolution
was objected 20.
COUNTING THE PRESIDENTIAL vOTEs-THE REsULT.
While the House waiting for the appear
snce VI the Senate, Mr. SAWYER of Ohio made propO
son that bis side Of the House should give up the eec
ton and The trouble Of counting the votes The
offer caused some meTTiment and before II was voted
upon,
Mr. CooKE OF Tenn. submitted another propO
ston tbst the ladies n the densely crowded galleries
be entitled ~ and admitted 10 seats on the hOOr Of the
House, whsrsst the laughter renewed
Mr.. ATKINSON did not wish to show any lack Of
courtesy to the ladies' but be thought they would not
hod the floor Of the House very agreeable place for
them
The Senate then entered the Hall proceed by
the Vice President and escorted by the officers o the
Senate
The President Of the Senate, GEORGE NJ DAL-
Las took the Chair beside the Speaker Of the House
X. WINTHROP and the teliers, Messrs DAVIS Of Mise
McCLELIASp OF Mich and Barrow Of Tenn. took seat.
on the platform at the Clerks desk.
Mr. DALLAS then announced in appropriate Ian
eusge the object Of the joint meeting Of the two Houses
aud handed 10 Mr. JEFFERSON DAVIS the vote OF each
State, which Mr. DAVIS opened and read aloud
The votes having all been opened and counted
Mr. DALLAS announced the vote first of each State
then the whole number csst for each Office and next
the number necessary 10 choice
He then stated that ZACHARY TAYLOR had re-
ceved 1853 votes and LEWIS CAss IN votes and that
the Candidates for the Vice Presidency Messrs MIL
LARD FILLMORE and WM. o BUTLER bad received the
number OF votes respectively General ZACHARY
TAYLOR and MILLARD FILLMORE were then declared
duly elected the Presidency and VicePresidency Of
United for the Of four years from the 4h
of March next
The Joint meeting then adjourned and the Sen
ate Withdrew 10 their own chamber.
The Speaker having called the House to order, .
Mr.. BARROW submitted a Joint resolution for the
appointment Of Joint Committee Of the two Houses
to wait Messrs TAYLOR and FILLMORE and inform
them Of their election which agreed 10, and then
the House ao oiOurDed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
Friday AM sAruRpAY

~ D. CLsw.oS KELLET W.. - ln siie-dsrce !. "a,
Me3i-s Ofce 50 sowery ,ttwsen Bo1e sr5 Grssiyove.
.s danng Futsy "a >sicrtsy te sh sri III rot e
give nee consu..aiqn 20 he s.ck a. dsss.es-par,r
lary s-cous OF he iuEs, liver. ktn-ys ,pesr r-rro,
n-.. Gropsy. rheuua, g.. sshms, eeoiuy bunor .ns.
rs-s ofhs blood tysp-psls. A. ke Ofce bogr. ron 10
AMlo 4PH NJ charge. 10 any irsssnce or eon,s...
tsr The,irk are invited taraf f.ra.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

into the district Of csmpeschy even threatening tSe
city. TIE Governor has ben called upon 70
place, TIE Inhabitants appearing ars9s 70 p'o'e''
te'v-..
Ine AM can valln--crs are sgoseu oi re'.ecll-y
In tie papers, and sad TO have incurred seer
uouecesss-v hszsrs. iPicsyune, 6ta.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
BROOKLYN

COrKr CF OTEE AND lEhMf>ER--M toe opening Oi
Co1ri Graz la Fr--a-- -l-fa mor- 1' o
On lltsl1 VI G. ~ a-
&C Jsck rfc-f &c 80 t-1
ai ofsr s-1 i-fa- ,sr--
W More nt1-f 60 r~r-g s1is, 80 rfs s1~f
1-sf fllV hsYar.ts al f-~~laa n-l1sl -af
,ot ~ = ~. rsarr- af .as .rr-ly H-ly Esf-
C1lr erh1r-s l. oaa-y -f ctarz-. -f
t1sry srd sr-ay 80 bssns u "a
q cecsf NcNafn4s tlafk~t -
Iul1 H-te 49, - 80 -nsas a. - Nefil
Haf-l ~ as1-rg 1f -lca ~ r-r- frpff-to
Chs-t.sa --rf~s sr t1rsary s-gr-~
a2o1 Jsr atsr .1o .o.-ac- f-as-ra F.ri
tur.
rtuaE sEsf ECAhst -1i- nat 1csf
iur strtnx 80 lad --sgoa II. t1s
uan~ly u.sa. - Jlry 80 cs 14sr ftil
.spes - eisae- q - as . fsPors -
- Jazss acquitted "a - rr-s,ai saa. = - = .s %
II. Jary t1- % A-rsse-r
-.ssr-s u t-s Pnsoa~, stc seoriax,
cssAAfs~t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
Thirtieth Congress.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, wedaesdsy, FEB s

The Senate convened a. J. ? clock.
EiCHT o. WAY TO RAILROADS. &C.
Mr.. BADCEa Of y. &. moved % recall ffOm the
House ,he bl which the Senate sent 70 that branch
yesterday respecting night OF way sod grant Of ard
- railroads and Calais passing through lands telous
ipg 20 the General Goyernnent-ahich motion after
sons debate prevailed and tno bA cent for &C
cordiDsy.
\ message was here received from the House
nviins the Senate 10 join them In the Representatives.
Hal, In order 70 oOun; the Presidential votes The
Senate accordingly proceeded IN BODY 10 tie House.
See Proceedings Of The House
On reassembline, Mr.. JEFFERsOs DAVIS, IN be-
half Of toe Committee appointed 70 suPerintend the
counting Of the votes. reported resolution for Toe
appointment OF Member Join the Committee on
the part Of the Houtc 10 wait upon M.ssrs TAYLOR
and FILLMORE and nouiy them Of their election, witch
vas agreed 10.
Alter the transaction OF some farther business
Of general interest the senate motion, adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
PRESERVED MEATS FoR cALlgoRSA

rsoNAs KFNsrrr \ CO. - OLSsLw.-Meais sosp
Gsne o. gsrr, Lob.isT. Mr. &c sre psi up ul s,s,s
OF and lhs each snt may De conveyed % ;he f-o,,.l
cms.e. reisinn ~ perfectly heir ns;srs iss,e sni sweet
res. To tiave ers these sricss are ingslshe, iey
rnsy be served upM G'y moment sad 10 any climate Az
experience Of thirty years ensbes % % Pronounce
,rt.l.. uresusled Every preserve % wsirsniet
-.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
NJ a h IL IL u

Ou W-tn-sday F-1 IT, hy B-hop james. d ID NJ
DANIEL y POND rf rrbrsE- Ms.s. tl Ms CORNELIA.
yo.rs-.t dal gttsr of l. :. Barring 20 of thl. Cay
F-lrlsr - Rev Professor Htcs-Y "a Columbia College N-v
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Ms A LOUISA OWENs, Of As ciy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
New.York Universlty.

We have in type an article on the present state
of the University showing m pecunary asirs st least
to bs in rather an awkward position The article Il
written by gentleman who never has been member
Of the Council or Faculty of the Institution but ia ne'
srsheless perfectly familiar with its history and con
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