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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

1850. Central Railroad of New-Jersey. 1850.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, com
9mencng April /, l950This Rosd extends from Eza,
behpor 50 miles White House, New-Jersey reducing
the staging between the terminus OF the hoad anu
Easton 10 D nilee and Schooleys Mountain 70 II
miles This line leaves NeW-York by steam 9ost hED
JACKET al pier /, Mr. and connects WIN IN r ,as
or the New Jersey Railroad which leave Ne" ofK foI
foot of al the same hour new route 70 ScHeob
eys Mountain, with less staging than any other A., wa
PASSENGER TRAIN UP Wlea'9 ase ih
By steamboat from pier Mr. or by me Ne"Jersey lei:
road foot Of Cort!and-st Of 4 Nj and fhi' ee'o sA"
BEETHOVEN at 10 AM. and PM ,1-,o r,., >. Z 4,
PASSENGER TRAIN DowH.-Leaye WINE HOUSE al! ~ ~
N md Is p III: North Branch al 50 An and % M
Bonneville at 10 NJ and 10 PM Bouhd brooh al ~
NJ and ~ P NJ; Pianheld al 8 10 An ana ~ M
Westfed at s. NJ and Nj Ehzabethown at ID ana
Ge .eg rain with passenger ettached) Will leave
White House NJ 80 AM, SomervlIe SO Planheld ID
and EhzabethpOrt by steamboat al ~ An heulrnng'
leave Ne9.York by steamboat Red Jacket, from pier
North River, at l PM
freieh rom New York intended go by this line,
ust be al the boat a. u 80 O'Clock 10 insure being taken
through that day
StaSes VIII be In readiness on the arrival Of the ococh
train om NeIYork the White House 10 convey psssea
gers 10 Eaton Wilkesbarre, Bethlehem Allentown Msnch
Chunk, Pa; and TO Bennington Lebanon Cn.oI Muoros
Bethlehem Bloomsbury, Hampton, Washington, and
Be!ydere n j. On Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, 10
Delaware Wafer Gap SIoudaburg Bartonsvie Stenhope
Dalerle, Buckstown and LacHaWanna Iron "orks1G "a
n BAH baggage 81 the risk OF the owners until deliver
ed into the actual possession OF the Agents OF the Company
md checks or receipts given therefor. %
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
OLINE for PHILADELPHIA at Il O'Clock noon 1 by
steamboat Ohm POTTER daily Sundays e1cePo a.c rU
Pier No North River Bare8rss class cara - 81
classcars g. --@ ~
otTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-On anu
9aoa- Mondav the 2ls the Boats will leave % 0T Van
leave New York al and II AM u! 81 end os
dsTbi,,s Landing q. and 10 AN III q and ga
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SHERIFFS sALEBy of execution TO me directed aud
- delivered expose SAID Tussday the Sth day No
Ituber 1850 at Of the Cty Hail. al u o'clock NJ shths
right e Ant nteres. w AsoR, which he had on the h
day OF July 1870 OF in and following described property TO-
sheeory Brick House and Lot ~ asmmo9d'strss House
about feat front by dsep Also ali those Il certain Houses
on the side Of Thirty fourth street between
and Tenth avenues Hudsoupace Houses about 70 feet
deep deep and oasomonts
marble Coon through the Houses nos rem to
" MATrRS~ H. CRIsS, Deputy Sheriff THOMAS CAkNLkf,
Sheriff Dated Sep;ember 30 is5Q $50 lawtSoyl2
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y Miller against Francis Hall and John F. RodmanSumnons
10 defendant FRANCIS HALL You hardy sumEnoned
required answer complain; tbs action which asd
August il; 1880 Office OF the Cerk OF tbs Ciy and County
sEswYork at tho City Hail sad City and 10 seryo copy Of
four compliant tho subscriber at has ece No
WLstroe; CITY within twenty days atsr the service Q!
as summons exclusive Of the day Of 'aeh service and
fail the said compliant within tho time aforesaid thu
gsna will apply The Court io the relief ssnands
q the e>mphis, Dated August u, 1882
aatslsSl0~M NELSON MERRILL, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Is Wali atrsst
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LvOR HUDSON & INTERMEDIATE

ANOR ii UDSON q in LEN MEDlAI Il
Il LANDINGS.-The steamboat HUDSON Capt VIM
Meen viii leave the steanboat pier foot Of Cedarst on
Monday "Wednesday and Friday and the Ss1-o
o'clock connecting with the stages al Newburgh kngp
ton and Catskil
HUDSON AND BERKSHIRE RALRoAD-The passenger
trains OF this Road after March 25 will leave Hudson and
West Stockbrdge daily Sundays excepted) as follows
Leave Hudson 1T NJ and 45 P NJ. and West Stock
bridge at I A M. and NJ.
Freight trains with passenger car attached VII leave
Hudson al II AN and West Stockbridge al 10 W AM
Passengers by the morning train from West Stockbrdge
take the day boat for New-York or the boaLQr Pog9
keepsie and thence by railroad TO NewYork, by 2 M
Fare by latter from Hudson not exceeding 81 D.
Passengers by the evening train will ind the steamers "
LUAfB1A and HUDSON always waiting for them, and the
fare OF those boats viii be low any other evening eoa
the ryerrOm 80 cts downward rs the line boats may
set the example.
Through tickets nom West Stockbrdge to New.York "
3d. and the fare in returning Passengers should reco
ec that this includes berths which is excluded 0e
fares of other routes
The from Hudson both morning and evening coz
acct with the trains of he Western Roads heretofore
les ON J. r. WATERMAN Sapt
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AUTHORIZATION kCTICE-Puhc hereby gwen The
ownsr or owners ocrupun occupants OF all house, sn1
lot nroysJ or affected thereby, that fol
lowing completed BY the Assessors and are
lodged tho Office Of the Bureau OF Assessments Tor
persons interested For regulating and setting curb and
sttr Forty between Third and Filth The limits ern
bracd y - include all The several and lots Of
ground and paca Of land situated both SIDES
fotyfoust between Third and Fifth and both sides OF
Fourth ay between Forty 1hrd and Foyhh sts All person,
affected the above named Asessmen ana
opposed the eher Of ts sts requested 70
preseut objections writing the undersigned al then ONCE
No Hall Of Records within thirty days from tn; date tbs aoS
Office Assessments Stree: Department, Oct l. 5
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT. FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC Wh-
SMITH Oh NV
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0oRp0RA1IoN NOrlCE-puphc hoce h.rroy gvsa. U

6tORP0RATIoE EOTCE-Pubhc Notice hereby gwen 70 ne
Sowner occupant occupants o all Houses and Lots
iInpror unproved Lands affected thereby that the
completed the AsessoS and logged IL
the BY a per
interested v:Fo building sewer hrdav from lhi't'
embraced such ASSESSMENT
include OF ground vacant Lots peces
and parcels Land both de Of Thru mr.
y.suth Thirty eighth the porthery soc OF h! MN
Lexington and on he esstery 7e OF Lex
ngtoa Thirty seventh and ThfeEh Az persons
opposed either Of them are 70 pre-
s.nt , objections. writing undersigned at h. once no
Han Of Records within thirty days from the date Of TINS notice.
oFc4 Rursau Of Assessments Street Department, Oct H. I9
sMiTu A..s.so,s OIL 1D
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pyBIlc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE Ne. Nassau street.
SSe hereby gwen tho relatives and next OF ia OF JAMES
VA o. Great Britain, passenger IN ship drn'pnete
o WOO alleged died that shSu sPpy 70 hs
u cssaw of SewYork for letters Of adnnsstoa
80 estate Ct the said lntssats the Attn day OF NoFeosr
nI Al 10 oct fnrenson-Datd New YORK Oct g. 1880
@sSfV JAMES s. THAYER, Pubic Administrator
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF BECORDs.-Pubhc
= hereby gwen that the following petition has been pro
20 the Aldermen To fence vacant lots
bounded by 34th,s 18th and 9th Also the following
To flag wide the westerly side OF Gouve
per Slip between South All interested hay
ing objections requested present the same wn 70
the 2ls day OF Oct iast
~, II $50 Tol2l JOHN T. DODGE, ST. Con'r
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tORPoRATION NoTICEPubAc notice hereby gwen 10 tho
OF all houses and lots I'M
proved OF lands affected thereby that the following
completed by he Assessors and lodged
;e office Bureau OF Assessments for eXanno by all per
sons interested For building Avenue from ae e"
er 9,s, 10 point south Of the souhery side OF 3thst
limits embraced by such assessment include all ne
Rnd lots ground pieces and parcels land situated on
both sides A. between 18th and 18th SITS All persons whose
affected the named and who are
nor ed 10 the either them requested to present t-
objections writing the undersigned at ner Office No hall Oh
Records within thirty days from the date ct thus notice 6
reau Assessments Department Oct l5 ls5SAhuEL a.
DE MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON. IssAC Wh SMITH, Asses
aoI, ole
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STREET DEPARTMENT, no. 4HALL OF REC0RDS-Pubhc
- otre hereby gwen the following Resolution has bea
presented IN the Board Aldermen That BAtsva st between
Te and Janice regarded regulated and paved and curb aud
Completed All persons Interested having objections thereto arc
eesd 10 present the writing to tse undersigned at he OF
e.. on or beroy. The 25th October Oct u.s. 1850
oi6 JOHN 7. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.-CAM-
tCDEN and AMBOY RAJLROAD.-Cbange Of Hour.
and addon4 Lae op NewYok 70 rhsdspn ncs VIZ
JoHH R9TTE as p s9sp A0' 'n''
On and ener Thnrsday I'm april me hfst me S %9 e ave
pier No. North RIVER az taking cars Ut Sonn AM,
let down passengers the usual Intermediate paces AZ
irving in Philadelphia about II noon % u 49,,
Second Line leaving above at 80 + d. and running
AZ by morning lines arriving Phlade phR about6 80 N
Fare through, by either line s5.
Teekfas and dinner provided on board steamboat John
Potter
Fare from New-York TO Freehold, 81 cents.
EMIGRANT LINE.
Leaves by steamer TRANSPORT, Capt }. o9nid q
each passenger to be Carried at the risk Of Ia owner bss
nothing win be received or c9nsd e, as begags, gsssP
wearing apparel IeN vi d An.o@
GRIFFITH'S WESTERN LINE,l85C,
IA continues carry goods of all descriptions oy faas
and railroads from New York, Boston and IT, ~
Western NewYork, Pennsylvania Ohio he1 To,ya viz
nsssee, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois Msoufa mon
the Lakes from Buffalo to Cleveland aqs ss;yoc aP bn
Detroi. and Inner Lakes is unsurpassed iteeIenoe
had annexed card. Office IS r. hGGRfPFITH Agent
al New-York "a, Line Steamers.
la5o-Bnfalo sandusky and Toieao nt t'uT w Tnttle
BALTIMORE ......'..''. 0'Fs Cant Titls
QUEEN CITY Capt. Wars
OHIO ..............'.'''' re Cppt VVataius
Troy .Sa1. l:t class steamers win leave the Sam
One OF M T,ido dock touching at intermediate pOrs,
daixy sd a699 o6 bGa Baao
to Cincinnati f"' JOHN H. GRIFFITH Agent
nv21 eodtD1 Long Wharfand Ship Canal, Buffalo.
TOR HAVANA, via CHARLESTON,
II SAVANNAH and KEY WEST-The T. S Mail
Steamship ISABEL, Capt Rollins viii leave NewYoFk on
sunday morning. 9th Inst for Havana stopping one day al
Charleston and leaving there on the ls Of November for the
other ports Passengers going through will have the priv
ege OF remaining board free of charge while the ship is
at Charleston FOR passage apply 10
ole 70 SPOFF0RD, TILESrQN l. CO. 43 soulhst
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT ana
n FALL RyERBy The splendid and ~ suP 1n s
on6 sneed particularly adapted 10 the navigation OF Long
Island Sound running III connection with the r az hVe aiu
Old Colony Rairoadr distance OF % miles, ~ n0 '
Leave pier Mr.. near the Battery nv r on yS,a.
Tbe steamer BAY STATE, Capt WI brown on 1ue<-
aays Thursdays and Saturdays, at l IA i, ,. ~.
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays at r i'm M Newport
d inns a,ea rT are fitted with commOdous sateroona
and every arrangement for the security anu , raot "a
ai Vim are afforded by this route nlghVs resi- oa
S On arrival nj Fail River proceed per Railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning OF Gun sS
~ hoar3 their breakfast wished TOT, uRlu te
starting the accommodation train es 9nSrfer oeIGy
O'Clock AM which reaches Boston al about A r
bageage-master is attached to each steamer Wno 10
ceves and tickets the baggage and accompanies VIC Aa~
to its destination. - ,-,. thu
The rates for passage ana the price VI e'u'0i" ~
game as by other llnee IN ~. NJ =. >, n.o-,
steamer runs in connection with this hne 70 snu uoAA
Providence daily, except Sundays. ...
Freight to Boston taken the same rates as BY the oes
regular lines and forwarded win greaep9 eXpeuon Uy @
ing SUNDAY exceped) az o'clock for Boston and New
Bedford arriving its destination at or about II AM
For freight apply board at the office on Pier N Z
For or berhs apply on board or u Il Is desired
to secure them ahead application may be made 70
jelOy TlSDALE BORDEN, Agents, 10 aud II VESTS.
DEGJTLAR NAH. LINE between BOS-
HATON and NEW-YOHK, via STONlNGTON and
PROVIDENCE-inland route without ferry, change Of
' The s'eaiefr G. VANDERBILT Capt Joel Stone and
COMMODORE, Capt VIM. II. Frazee, In connection
with the Stonington aDd Providence and Boston and
Providence Raifuss leaving New York daily Sundays
excepIedl nom Pier Mr. irs wharf above Battery place.
al O'Clock NJ Stoningtof at NJ or upon the ar
rya OF thu Mai Train from Boston
These steamers were bu expressly for the and
In every respect particularly adapted to the navigation Of
Long Island Sond The accommodations for passengers ara
conmodi0us and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and ex-
perenced. $1,000.
The route being the shortest and most direct between
Boston New York passengers are enabled To "a rive
in ample time for the morning lines OF steamboats, ara
railroads running to various points from those cities
The c VANDERBILT willeaye New York ON Tuesday,
Thursdss aud Saturday Leave Stonington on Monday,
WEDNESDAYS aud Friday.
The COMMODORE viii leave New YORK. Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday. Leave Sonngton Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday.
ington proceed Immediately in tb splendid railroad
TO Providence and Boston bag gage-masler accom-
panies each train and from Boston For passage,
berbs sateroous freight applications may be made 10
the Agents on the wharf, and at tbs office, 10 Batsry-
place. OF
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INROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTM ENT-Rotunda Pan, Oct 10,
1880 Corporation NoticoPubc notes hereby gwen that
petitions been presented tho Board Of Aldermen sewer
River running through Greenwich connect with the
the Muayst Also for sewer IN Eigh
Broadway Irving place A9o for
Broadway from Sprnsst to tbs sewer near southey
OF Houstous Also for Lauren st. from Boome to
And also for Avenue B. from Second to Thrds
All the above having objections thereto
quesd present the writing (stang their address and
OF nerest the Engineer at this Office boie Monday
lEICHO DEAN, Prest CrotoH Aaueduct Dept
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6,ROTOH AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT Rotunda, PARK Oct -,
! lSSA-- CORPORATION SoTICE.-Pubbc notice hereby
that petition hxs been presented the Board OF Aldermen
for sewer Broome from the westerly SIDE OF
Broadway with the in Broome street.
between Wooster Thompson All Interested having Oh
sections thereto requested present tbs stating
;, Yen, and Addrtsl the Engineer this office
or beors THURSDAY 2h NICHOLAS DEAN President Gro
tor Aqueduo Department oltIW
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CORPORATION NOTICE-Publc Notice Is hereby gwen the
owners occupant occupants OF all Houses and Lots
mproy uDproed Lands affected thereby that the oowng
completed by the Assessors and are odedn
the Office Assessments for examination by all per
Interested yIFor building IN lam st from INC
include all the several Houses and Lots OF Gr9una
pieces parcels OF Land situated on both SIDES oil
Wall Exchange place AiFefsons whose
affected by the aboyo named Assessments and who are
opposed 10 the same either OF them requested to present
theriobecons writing the undersigned al their ONCE No4
Records thirty the date oil thus notice
Office Bureau of Assessments Department Oct 10, 1850
SAMUEL. II. DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC VIM
eM,Tu Assessors o5 lot
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CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Oln, an, ana
9afa Monday the 2lst the Boats will leave s5 Yam
Leave New.York al and II AN H. 81 snds 0l9
derbIrs Landing q, and 10 AN, III Il ana . 'A'
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Knew notice hereby gwen to al having claims
against HENRY RUMBLE late Of the City Of Nsv York go or,
decessed Irsen, vouchers thereof the
ki residence, North Salem tbs County OF Wschss
and of New York before the tsnh day Of March,
ucIt-Daied Now York thu sixth day Of September 1880
s7la~6mSF FLOYD keller, Adminlstrstof.
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CORPORATION EOTICE-Pubic hereby gwen, to the
owner OF all houses and lots
unproyed lands affected thereby that the following
compssd the Assessors and loagsd In
.D ;rf.ss,sJ vs. Sisf ~ Albany 81 IRON
ncde all the and lots ground vacant i9t
situated both sides oil oanys pc
sn washington and Greenwich All persons Whose interests
are affected BY above named assessments and VINO are
tons in writing undersigned at their Office nc as 81 reg
ods thirty from Tho date Of TINS
DE MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WEN shlIa a.
ois AVs
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TN PURAECE OF an order OF Surrogate County
1ssv Notice h.rs6y gwen @ al person. hayns ct1s
woman With yoschszs thereof the sub
Gerber the oca Of Samuel Stiles No. Wai Strss he City
OF FaWY9k before tie A day Of oStsbsf nax-Da.eS
EsvYot ina ;Tth day Of April, 1889.
a99 lw6ns SAMUEL l. BURRITr AdEtnlstr1tsr
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IN PURsUASCE Of the Surrogate County
aeTe9y gssa 20 al Ps9a a9'ns caI'
geutemap deceased present The same NTH vouchers thereof TO
the office Of Edward P Clark, Attorney law No
Waes in City Of New York, befoshs tweuty first
day OF Marc He1t-Daed NwYors, September Ath, 1880
MARGARET II. HOFFMAN, 3,;;.,,..,i,..
sls lsHfnr ANNA II. HOFFMAN. ANti-H'tlH.ll1No-
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Fn PURSUANCE OF the Surrogate of the County
Eeu York hereby to all having claims
against ANN oDELL late City OF New York widow
ceased present the with voucher, thereof to the ubscr
bers ohce Of John ker Esq, No 1879 Futonst thu
CIV of York before the eighth day February
Dated New York, the Goth day Of July, 1880
JACOB D. ODELE- )r,.,,,o.
au5lavomA HENRY BREYooRT.} N'"
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INCORPORATION HoTCEPubc Notice is hereby gwen to tia
owuer owners occupant occupants OF all Houses and LOTS
improved unmproyed Lands affected thereby that tbs following
completed by the Assessors and are lodged in
the Office Of the Assessments examinations by a per
son Interested vzFor building sewer IN Thrtet St from LeH
nrton 10 Third embraced by such Assessment
cude all Houses Lots OF Ground vacant Lots Pcee
and parcels both sides OF hrtietst between
Lexington and all persons whose interests are affected
BY the and who opposed the sans
them requested 10 present the obecon wTit
ng undersigned Office No. Hall o Records within
thirty days Tue date Of this noceofc Bureau OF Asess
meats Street Department. l2 1870 SAMUEL Ii. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. ISAAC WIN SMITH. Assessors OH 0t
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s,VRFYT DEPARTMENT. No. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.-Pub-
81 hereby gwen That the following resolution has been
presented Board OF Aldermen To flag space vide
on souther SIDE OF Thirty between Filth and SIlh
All persons interested having objections thereto
auested present writing Undersigned his Office
on or before 2st day Of October nsrtoct II, 1850
OILS JOHN DODGE, Stres, Csnmssoner
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II PFRsAsCE Of order Of hs Surrogate Of the County
Ss~Yu hereby gwen all parsons having claims
against WILLIAM BUCKLEY late OF the City OF New YORK bsss
founder present the with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscrbs ofce Of Nae Esq No 40 Nassau
he City oeors first day OF Fsbrasry
Dated YORK, the 9Th day OF July, 1890
CHARLES PERLEY, lr,.cr,o,. 81
jys9 law1mhF STEPHEN CUTTER 5Nit'"'f' &C.
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&UPREME CoURT-Cty and County Of New Yorh.-STE
y PHEN C WILLIAMS, Trustee OF MARY Graydon, against
FREDERICK FRYE and MATILDA FRYE his wiis, Albert
Richards GeOrgs Dauchy The Manhattan Gas Light Company
John ii Ryrrson George Rysuou, Alexander Duns0mb'
Gsphn Daniel N FyeSummons-fo relief ICON sor)
To FREDERICK FRYE and MATILDA FRYE bis wtc,--Ion
are hereby and required complaint
this seton which tiled the oihce Of tho Clerk Of the
CITY aud CGuaty NswYork the City Hall said chy the
7th day 1882 OF TO the said
complaint on the subscriber his Office number "a Wal street.
he Cty Of New York within twenty days the OF t
The New York herald., 1850-06-27

Telegraphie Summary.

The intelligence of the organization Of a State
government in New Mexico has, il seems, by our
txlegrapbic correspondence been confirmed, and
has created quite a stir in Washington. Resolu-
lions calling upon the President fol information on
the subject were offered yesterday in both houses
Of Congress. In the House there was an objection
made, and in the Senate the subject lies over. We
hope however, that the matter will not be allowed
TO DROP for il is very evident that the cabinet have
had something 10 do in this movement in New
Mexico, and the country should know, and are
entitled TO know, all about it.
In other respects the proceedings OF Congress are
not very interesting. Mr.. Douglas replied in part
TO Mr. Soule's argument on the Compromise bill,
and blr. Webster, who took full notes of Mr..
soue's speech, will, it is said, reply to that gen.
dtman to-day.
The House was occupied principally with the
Iowa contested election case without, however,
coming TO any conclusion on the subject. The pro-
eeedings will be found in another column.
We are anxious TO hear of the reception which
the New York petition will meet with. If il do
not convince Congress that the people of this
metropolis are desrous for a settlement of the ag-
tatng question of slavery in connection with the
new territories, nothing can do so. The ques-
tion has assumed more important shape since the
receipt of the news that the New MeYicans are
about to organize State government if they have
not already done so.
The New York herald., 1850-06-27

The PAINE LlGHT-REroRT OF THE COMMITTEE
oF lNvEsrIGATIoN.--A short time ago, as our read
ers are no doubt aware, several gentlemen formed
themselves into a committee for the purpose of
proceeding to Worcester, Mass, and investigating
the Paine light, with the promise that they would
make report upon it when they concluded their
labors. The committee was composed Of one or
two professors of chemistry, some practical che
mists, and two gentlemen attached TO gas manu-
factories here and elsewhere. We are informed
that these gentlemen instituted thorough inyes-
tigation into this light, and will make their report
on the subject to-day. From what we have heard
OF its character, it will astonish some persons in
this community, and put the question at rest for
ever, as to whether the Paine light is or is not
what is clai med for it.