New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-31


'yea-s O. numal boaiare which prevails 10 the
-luth-the est soish1nent u Inc between etsrna
S.avery 20 the blacks and m1sttoei, aad benz ei'
.Othe fr-edonC their IS win a F1e pam
I d itss Adam had when driven from Edsn, close :
/ olo-ing up1n Disulion-snd the prospect o.
( I1ar-el with tae hardy mi 7as " ef' Tor ne coa
.rJl 81 the outlets Of tie MISSISSIPPI aad rs Nssl
-Tsde--tlese rod sidcrati0ns Tll Lo- oe oTs9ile
/ lv sens be -01therncr- wa..e n1 use hnd p-i4-
I ielf Northern Or Wes.e1. man VII ease O. re-.
member the yecalsr G.li-lltes me -31th a. .itt
i 20 str 1ee WIKI. especially ~ .l;e wears --e
needs peace size reT1.res the exercise %: slndness
/ and generous consideration, but tue days are ni
hand he whIch tue fitness I'd. men Tor 0ce VI. cease
% BE- measured by the extent "a; their attachment
% tie policy O. those Fhose cardinal principle Is
tae D-eservsti5n, extension an perpeiustion ~ 2
rope - Of man Ia man. @; one race m anothe- ]
ga. tod that NJ Mason earnestly urged upon the
senate to-2ay . psss bil containing new and
more stringent e1sctueats -iOr the recovery W
slaves VIC may try % escape oui did not heaf las
speech
You viii perhaps remember Mr. B16ARDrs. who
vas iOr some years Assistant Collector al yo1r
port saw hira tha oihr~ dav On the avenue, and
N told thai he had bad real SCI 70 tie evening
before with rertemaL named CAR trmeTly
AGENT 81 The Fedora Government Il CoastaHiino-
pie They ku-cfei each other down opposite tie
National Hotel alihad bad time q. %, bit we've
parted b. friends the cause OF olensc as stated
10 ule seems 50 absurd snd improbable that gu
bear D. give u cure ncy.
I am told that orders were seat . New York on
saturday % the olectlr - remove some Of the OH
r-rs who could b. ss,asi spared--that he removed
.hem accordingly that some Of the gent men
'nus relieved are already mere lobbying in favor o'
change ia tue ColecioTship r. 81
Mileage Congress Priuting-A Penitentiary.
r.esI.-e,ee 81 IL ift--e W4ssirsIss I--i.l, j. ID
TIE resolution o. the Committee or Mi.ea-e pro
inced di,.sion--the ayes and noes were taken
the 1nse refused 20 Tablet An amendment was
propos ed-tnen other amendments " hen re-
.-rned from the Telegraph Office NJ RoOr Of Ohio
was speaking II did na- vote 10 table the resolu
.0a, because there was inequality IA the present
mode q charging mileage he wanted law % be
passed thought the resolution should be referred
back TO the Committee with Instructions TO frame
equitable measure. MIR RooT IS quite humorous
speaker. but when /, was known that Mr.. CLAY
had the floor In the Senate on the Territorial cues
lion. the House was soon thlnnci. ] went 20 the
senate Chamber. and was able 70 hear few sen
t.u,cs. MANY ladies' went away. Nj Clay
s1ic. was strong and fun-lis eOcuiiOu sow, de-
bera,e and impressive H was listened . with
lro.ounl respect,
Mr TucH. Chairman OF the Mileage Commit
re. speaks very earnestly, and can be easily
heard He was for striking at the root OF the evil
not for curiaiing the mileage paid 10 Members al
,hs end Of the Capitol. while no reduction was
lade nj the other end. OF course, the lont reso-
u'i0a would have effected this object Mr.. BURT
IF ; c. Mr EVANS Of Nd. and several other Mem
GERS took part in the debate, which was character
Led bv great animation OF manner aud no little
ceiling The House galleries were well filed with
aiies aud gentlemen. and the mileage discussion
commanded much attention. Nj EVANS SAID that
is matters stood a Member from Illinois might go
nome for SIX weeks or two months. draw from
: zoo % $1,000 mileage. AID his constituents
now nothing about n H. also lnstanced the
Texan and other $1,000 and $4,000 mileage
harges.
Al half past two, the House took into considers
on the PRINTING OF the House and there appeared
% be good dea. Of well founded discomfort with
he way in which i is done. With a staff OF com.
,ositofs sufficient to do the work Of any capital
ity ia the christian world promptly and well the
House journals, which should be- printed and on
lie tables of members are many days behind Nj
-,HTNCK of ONO sand that every session the Prin
FRS employed rot further and further behind, and
jhsl the journals, which should be IN type up to the
md OF January, are only printed TO the nth OF
December last
As vet. not more printing has been done tar
as can see or earn than the hands IN respec
table office in New-York would put through IN a
,'w hours. And why The Printing Committee
presume, permit things 10 be Their duty IS %
eGinrce the contract.
Ga inquiry. lind that Nj NcWLLIT, Chair.
nan. Is a new member for Mississippi-thst be IS
also placed upon the Committee on Revolutionary
T. aims and on the Committee on Post-Oihce tx
penGiiurrs These duties, aud his attendance on
,he House, devolve on him by the orders OF the
SPEAKER while old and experienced members II
Whcs or Free SOilers. are placed, n not few
cases, on bit me C0mmttee. aud that not very
important one Mr. McWUIE hiss promised 70
.quire forthwith into the complaints made by mem.
Oefs.
some members though: the demand % money
lie proposal to send the manuscript Of Washns.
cons farewell ad!ress 10 VeEdue, " as mefceuafi
4 t,ll from tue senate was before the House %
purchase 10, and TINS invaluable rehc i 70 De-
1ought aud preserved by the nation The House
"a ourneu while a motion was pending as 10 wheth-
sr the price stated III the Senate biA should be
amended.
! have been to see the psntentsry OF the Dis
sncl situated on tie banks Of the Potomac, beside
he L Anenal there are bat - conyicts IN u,
at il would hold 261 The prisoners make boots
shoes aud bro0ms. are confined N their ceis irOm
Saturday evening tn Monday morning, except
shen at chapel The net cost OF subssilng them
SIS each. over their aggregate earnings IN The
shoe factory 10 March last they earned 81 - each
per week since then al - The warden IS & IA
i've Of Cork Ireland, bat was raised IA Virginia
tie is a Roman Catholic HIS counirymen are not
1.eroaded with official .Gvors IL this quarter TIE
5liliiugs are strong and extensive. the walls ieh,
lhe floors yards, a.. are paved with BRICK ana thr
premises are clean. In Two or three years s3.3'o
nave been lost by crediting the convirts "o-S Z.
5ld PAYERS the warden thinks that AL the T. 3.
.onvicis IN the L non would be subssted cheapei
hen, than s. scattered throughout the state ,siis
The l.. : pays the charges OF this school Tor
rosues which was slo,63l last year, inclaains ssl
ares.
The Reciprocity Bill OF lSiS.
rar OF The rraan- N''urss7es ia-'iiy a. -
NJ. McLANr o. Nd Chairman Of the Committee
ou Commerce, reported today IN the House BIZ
establishing reciprocity with Canada and allowing
e Tree import Of the products Of each country INTO