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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08
MOSES MAYNARD. JL)
JOHN STEWART, Conn
fel RENO C.. HANCE,

ssIGNEY's NOTlCE-The Creditors Of join K WEBB, OF
"a CITY OF Brooklyn ete un"ss and stove dealer Al ~ -
fs1n.ire,i Dr.a, are hereby notified ut he ssDscrb~f As
sgnse enid Webb aonni u mte dividend o The ~Hi' ~
Wst equally anoug bis cretors and eli persons, cred
tors a. said e ere required 70 'ri 70 me az 10 ~ b1~efy
Pho 81 View ORR, Ire amount snd nslfe OF te dein ing
before e Eleventh day 81 July The Proe-~i- Of
hu a al immediately Thereafter It, vdsd among sad creditors,
sls ts knowledge of The subscriber
claims v BE- teprvo1 Of their
4'va'era t'' o New Yo- june 1880 lie1'9~'J y coRr
C,oWgrE0LLFEs OFFICE. B.sr Drr4trxs,4 Albany June
20 a ONoc having been a-d tbs Office pursuant 10 law,
by H. NtEk ucvu bsuke President aud Proprietor Of
~ rlNEtls BANK OF UTICA" hat sad mixer has
cbsfe h eaeuce; Public information hereby gwen that the
.ad Freoua, CAsuauque county, which place
duc'el. ty2 81 WASHINGTON HUNT. Comptroller.
S.UrREME coURT-THOMAs DEAN asA,u,t cANTwELL o.
- iEtIk pursuance Of decree Of tie supreme Coart OF the
State 81 New on VIII expose :" sale on me lo f o JuJ o
atl2 al the Merchants Exchsnse tue City Of NeT forsA
oe lots pieces pares of land situate Bng and be
the nolery side Of I~eaiy eighth street the siSteents
(ate INehl Ward Of the Cy Of Nwiofk AMI Which taken
together described follows Beginning
n0 de Of the sad street ~ point distant one hundred and
fA fees WstVardy from the formed by H. intersection with
TIE westerly side Of The Ninth running thence wessAriy
along he SAID street fifty Feet thence nohwHdy and parallel With
halt asance line between Twenty ghh street
and ninth thence eastrsiy parallel With
the said aud along the s bali distance Inc hiy feet and
srd and parallel with the sad the place Of
beus The front Pa Of Tie sud Two q HEREBY described beas
part certain premises lately conveyed 10 Robert nay by Charles
williamson and vie Rupert Cochran and wife and Bayars Clas,
b. deed 81 exchange er date the entet day ol hsrch 1851,
ceased ened Map Of Grounds situated Greeu.ck the City
Auo tog snd u Freeman and Died tr oe~ oiH-tef N and
The aul County OF New forE b the numbers ls5 and fsT
hundred sud eighty and four hundred sni eighty erenl and
The fe part q the d two os beng part OF the estate Of winch
Corne RAY died seized sni which partition map Of the sad
lors belonging 10 he estate Of Cornelius Ray diseased made sy
Edwin d. Cty Surveyor, and dd Ia the same ohce dsn
IS Ray BY deed
1880 THOMAS CARSLEY, shena.
CH,slr' EpvArp', Atty jea4 saw3~NGrhu
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FOR SALE.

g. FOR SALE, CHEAP--IN. JERSEY CITY
~ Within miuUes walk Of The ferry a Brick veil
inp house, stories basement, hand somely haisb-
ed with Marble u.snrls sliding Doors crates wants; and
psrt he purchase money remain bond and
gale, a per cent ALTO, sces u land Bergen Hill
hunc-o by The Rslrosd md Bsrksn-road cOnman1lng
speocd view Of the Bsy snd NsTro-s Dwelling house,
se'e and ogon house. with variety Of all KIM OF fun
urr' never fshng aream Il pure water through
IT, p--nis-,, having f'h pond, Ice well.
apply 10 JOHN r. HILL 81 Montgomery 81 or Edgar
Wtssrsn, Lawyer honigomsryst hfsI block from
Ferry. plm-
-, FUV ALI DH x SCHANGE.-Ths ad ger.
~ User h4VDg buiil story brick house f1ds II too
>-~ .1r ls 1r BE low small family, Will So or exchange
f houges or one small house and tho df .encs
IN cssh StI House e tui IN The beat manner with sub
cellar basemena ard egeTyIhng IN he best repair Lofts
Sz end sltus ca 50 Liyng.t1I a. Brook n-hrse gl4r
icIa go u-Le hiola coca Ferry Apply - II NORRIS,
iYl6r 80 william st. in the basement
q rOB -ALs.--.s oe~ onerory cousse, ~,.h out
& toid 50, ecd e; s,r' ~ goo1 'a1d, ong hYs minutes
~ss from ~ depot OF Tsrryown. fnsre is ine
grove ofesiuees end ssfesi Of pgrs spring wsie
snln the Anore br0Us, running through premises;
.s3 81. -xter,ige view OF he ry5 n would b d.srs
bic resaence fDr gentleman long business m the cTy-
goss.ssr gven innecs fsy and hut lue required
Apply, - sooye, % imyl1 n s.N THOMAS.
81 FOI. sALE OK TO LET-A houss with about
e re acre of sTcuud attached. situated IL the vale Of
H. Ml.ln ,ovn ofRyo Wes.casster Co. being about a
miles rom tie RyC Stalol OF The n and Railroad,
arc within mile ofRye Besch The house contains seven
finished with suitable O1tbuidngs susehsd sso
the pfemifes 5ara, ah COINCIDENCE Tor Eoepin,
bone end earrsCe Possession s-1 on ihs s Jay
utxt For turihcr paTtc1.sr5 inquire OK JOHN GEDNGY,
q, bis store IL Milton. iy6 7r
g., ROT sALK-A desirable coua.ry fe,dsnce 10 re
g town Of Wilton, Coma about Il miles from Nor
Wsis, and about hours nds the NswHa7sn
Railroad. IL CONSISTS VI Ece Of god land and
rounded wh shucbery The house Is IN good order Il
I. the Dsnbuy rosd and will be sold low the sub
scFil,er has use for II Inquire Ct
iel4 ~ GAUNT DERRIcRsoE. 15e South-st
CT FOR sALE-An sinvstea building sis, viii = hns
Fes view OF the Hudson River two miies from Tsrry-
lown, the Bedford road with from four 10 thirty
eve acres OF end to sui tho purchasers Il larger lan-
uy OF land IL desired, there Is bck house, nearly neH,
vii be cold with H. Inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises ie9 lm'l HERNY ROCKWELL.
g. BUILDING SITES On SALE Ia come % sne
q pisAsADtest para OF Brooklyn. Sections Of several
- lots together be had Tor sEau outlay IN se,eci
neigh OrhOOds Apply al u Pine At up stairs @l4 me
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FOR Euroue.
For Bremen.
OcElE SrEAn NAvts.rlnr al
From Bremen.
For Hauhurr.


hisSA sLoxAs.e'pt 1SF.'''''.s roa Srorl IT. u, /,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD.
ss4 sss 1850. sk

aSs gs@s 1850. sKsi3
rIONEER AND ExF tEss LINE TO rlrrssUKaA
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily II O'Clock A. N. sDc
GPN through IN 90 hours The cara the rennsylvS
mia Rsrced Of ths very bsri ard ros comfortable do
s:r1puon. New packets have beer placed on Tho line
ald f0Trshe1 viii especial reersuce W the comfort and
eonvenieree " avelrs sfortng the Of guek
and agreeable Journey 70 Pittsburgh
roqie 70 The West
sor sests apply a "a Asrkstsl and 4. n eorn. fsirs
.Yd Chestnut hiisSelpha wa. COLDER co
Bor tickets ard hrrthor Information apply Al Wssta
New.Yors. mlsn K. n HlNDEs Agent
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szxxs-zy- PIANO-FORTEs FOX SALE
Xz33<2 PersonS about purcesss1g Places ~ .Ee
FRto tier stvartags 20 cal G. 5kNhLgE
NB&V skCosPAHY's ssaasactory, I54 Buiolf.
e,st de Of Broadway hey have irge stsor1oni o.
eo.swood Pianos constlafy hand ever lnssrrcsoi
r1rru:cs for two yeIt Co savs nc r--as " s0rs
en co. pertons hey vii refer 10, VIC eE7e plrssoo
pi.nof O. ten al Of witch have g1rec universal sart.o
aou bot When any dOubu srs expressed - % u qis,
- nav 4 ,,tihbsd ur urri G1ch eo1ps are -
1orsd Ola riraos sreha,set- ssv ard seennc,ss,e
Pf.,os 10 ieL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

~T-s~ ANEW-iOhk BAY CEMErERY
- irEXCURslON-The steamboat JENNY
LIND " / run daily to the Cemetery, from
the first pier above Baclay-si al " NJ u ADD o'clock
n. leaving the Cemetery ASIAN III 81, aud O'CLOCK
NJ. On Sunday shs win leave the foot of Hsmmond-st
al the above hours touching her regular pier Fare 81
The public respectfully invited To VISIT the
eTourds Los s telling at the low price offs Is paysoe
o. g. per month
N. The Jenny Lind be engaged for Evening TX.
cursonE Office Of the Company, 2ss Broadway All per.
sons are Obd trusting any one on sccount oi tbs above
boat Lea m'l JAS. 7. LEETE. Sec'y
xTD SUNDAY EXUURs N.-Tns
UftsxsS5a - steamer NORTH AMERICA. Jas Besbe,
master, will msks tip TO Kingsion, and
all the intermediate landings every Sunday lesHog Muir.
ray Pisr O'Clock H. touching foot OF Ham,
mOrd 81
The NORTH AMERICA can be chartered for Excur-
sons by applying board, foot OF MurraysL or TO WIN.
b. DODGE, 207 Hudson.st. j-2l In
En- PisRIsG BANKS ARRANGE
rIs-atiffg--S MENr.-Tne sei steamer BUFFALO will
ron every day, except Saturday, leaving
Canal a. al O'Clock, Grand u, Catherine, II, Pef No.
North River A. ~. reIurring By p u. Enls C0tilon
Band will be On board Refreshments dinner and chow
der will be provided. Fare Is cents esch way. e25 ms
~T~ TOILET FOR HXCURsIONs-The
Ers-n1.E--1 Nne~ dOu5 edecked barge 6lLBOA, lying
foot Of nsmmond-sL For psrtcoiars in-
quire Of the Captain board board seampoas I'd
G. or Washington, foot OF Cedsr-st je2i lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

K-s sTArEN ISLAND FKRRY.-os
Knk4kxz and sfss jose 1, 1850 l1fn
x1~ Leave Gs--Yort q :. q o. 10, II, An an
L z llonA 50 snd oclock, r N. Leave vsnde-eklru
Rent,rx q ., 10 10, II An nd L l1AA nd Pm,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

ENFuhSUANCE order Ct he ssfrzts Of he c0anJ d
ks~ fors. Not- h>r-hy % al p-rsoas hasns ca =
scan-t iLlAh HOfT. hts o. as Ciy o. S-~ f' i-c-.
pr-ut tte vti rcuc-rs her-ofo r- sg1scrn-f a. ~
oh,s No - Joan ~ Cry ~ h-v furt 30 br- ts
ca s~ptef n-,HAies ~ roft -. - a. n iita
lsCo lns laxu1asl DAVID H. H0IT. AtaasstrsiSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

sS=z. CALIFORNIA fHRouGH TICKETS
6.EaI- One FIRST Cabin per CHEkOhEE. an
Jcly ste--sge and Cabin, for lSh A1c Sh
Julv At reasonable prices Gsnuins Cove nmen' Pns-
pof, procured FOR fiy California Passenger O1ee,
i7s Broadway. Iiy52nH'l ARNOLD BUFFUa-
-/eS=e FOR CALIFOKNiA.-rnrouk ueses
fNlL = via lsthmus 60 Panama In July 10 Ssn F6an-
eiseo. For IAle By DALE L co
t3u5s' 81 E-oo.st
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Il PURSUANCE e order q he Surogsie Of tie Co1a Of
lNe~ lofs, aotc- hereby rysu 70 az P-rso1s htF - -
tgsnst GEORGE ". HOFFMAN hte of he Cv q NsS toh'
terss Pcut th= eh the vOuchers sr-oi % u az
scref at b. re-nc No. 50 Anthony stre he CJ O 80
Yea before DAY or September reNtDtiee NrNs
fork. fh- ~ Gag u karrh, is50 JAMES a. hoFfAAN
u4 la.rus Ainastr.or.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-21
Homestead Exemption.

A western paper presents the following
arguments in favor ofexempiing O mans
homestead from liability:
.The.eiare two leading reasons which
ought to have great weight. The first is,
that the direct tendency Of exempting the
homestead from debt, is to preserve the in
tegrity Of the family, both in society and
property. Il wiE keep the family togeih-
er, by keeping them at home-slfe from
all the storms OF advorsity. Now, the
State, ,slsis.s= .esissates has deep interest
in maintaining the unity and prosperity Of
the family. The whole is made up Of its
parts. Society is founded in the family
Ifno family is driven out 10 seek preca.
rious support--the State will have no pau
pers to maintain. In every state Of socle.
ty, no matter what the laws, the solvent
must maintain the insolveat. In bo.h the
natural and Christian state OF society, il is
the duty ofthe members of family to do
this toone another. If, then The family
can be kept uniteds and have home to
rally upon, it is almost certain they will
be abe to do it.
There is another reason almost equally
strong, and which concerns the political
health. There is no independence, strictly
speaking, to be relied upon among people
who have neither homestead nor the
means Of getting one. Many Of our labo-
rers do get homesteads, saved from the
profits of their labor. This should be en-
couraged-the whole community should be
made independent, if possible.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-21
The Nomination

OF REUBEN WooD is well received and
highly commended by the Democratic press
throughout the State, and it is believed that
in this this they reflect the sentiment of the
Democratic masses. Those who did not
support him in the Convention will now
rally around his standard with determine.
ton to bear it on to victory. Even many
of the opposition press speak in terms Of
commendation Of the excellent personal
character. and eminent qualifications Of the
sold Chief" for the position for which he
has been nominated. Shuch nomination
was not only eft to be made" but it is fit
to be supported.
fiiail to the Chief, who in triumph advances D
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-21

THIEVES CONVENTIONAL Thieves'<
Convention hos been held in London for
the purpose Of adopting measures TO pro.
cure an honest livelihood. Two hundred
and seven avowed thieves attended. The
meeting wns opened with prayerand hymn.
An address was proposed to LORD Ashley,
asking if any hope was preserved Of their
obtaining an honest living in tho British
Colonies. His lordship expressed his vii.
lingness TO befriend them, rs it wns his du.
siy to do. He canddly told them that there
was little hope for them, unless they turned
their attention to the back settlements of
the New World. "We must steal or die"
was the response of one Of the thieves;
fsprayer is very good but il will not fill an
empty stomach" 6,..r e
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-21
The Inconsistency Of Error.

Il is curious TO observe the silly incon.
sistencies that all the men run into who
start out on erroneous principles. We
have mos, striking instance oft in the
Cincinnati Atlas, a paper that prides itself
on its philosopy Of statistics. First, the
Atlas published the following:
"GREAT PuRcHAsE OF RAILROAD IRON"
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company have bought of English agents,
% 900 tons Of Rail Road iron, at $26 81
per ton! This is abou. the price of pig
iron in Lawrence county. Thus we see,
that under the present Tariff, we are i'm
porting Welsh Iron nt bu, little over half
the price ofthe same article in this coun-
try. The additional price of Bar Iron in
this country ispaM ns the reward of labor.
1t thus appears that. a great Company,
welding millions OF dsllars, has saued near
ly halfa million Of dollars, and The labor
ers have lost half million by this opera
ton Of the TarfF!''
This no doubt, to prejudiced Tarifite
looked monstrous, but in less than week
after the Atlas had Impoverished the people
Of Lawrence Co., by the influx ofFnglish
Rail Road Iron. it knocked the slab orers"
of England into the poor house, by the
wicked Yankees, as follows:
"JoNATHAN HELpISG JoHN Bull" -
A late English paper says thata vessel has
arrived in the Thames, from Boston, in
this United States Of America, and brought
as portion Of her cargo quantity Of ng
ricultural implement manufactures, con.
sisling of one hundred plough castings,
twenty five pack ,ges Of plough-beams, ten
packages of plough handles, and nine
pac knges of plough-irons, consigned 10 q
firm in that country
But the Atlas, mere demagogue under
the pretence Of patriotism makes the latter
case Of @Jonathan helping John Built"
If it helps John Bull TO receive the pro-
duce Of our labor, we suppose there is at
least one side saved for The friends of a
reciprocity OF trade! These very two ar
ticles show more plainly perhaps, than a
volume Of arguments, the perfectly ridicu
lous fallacies Of the high Tariff party
Statesmen.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-21
Will the Wings have 4 Candidate for
- !fTs.i ssss GOYerI0ri

We gave it last night as our spinion,
that the Whigs would NOT hold a State Con-
vs,ili,n this y ear, nor have candidate for
ssoyernor, that could be presented as the
fsg,,larly nominated whig candidate. Our
articfs,,,nexpectedly has propuced some
f.ster;ng, and we are assured that the
Whigs,-the realold sided, unadu!terated
Tayior Wings DW hare Contention,
AID noniiraie a real elive whig" and "noth-
iis.g else"s for Governor! Perhaps they
kiInw more about il than we do and to test
the matter we shall keep witch out tor
any ,Bevcmcnl in that direction, and do
exuet Justice 10 them. We have heard
half dsszen Tavlr w higs say that they
would not touch Beaver with :en.ft OF pole,
b.t that they will go Mr.. Schenck, now in
ftaogsess from The Dayton District, hear.
f;ig. Very well, il is no, for us to dictate,
IA :. Mr.. Schenck has elected his Clerk
4, rop sress, Mr.. Campbell, he certeinly
j. serves The support Of the Taylor Wings
n: O 10 rs ssklstssndn.
e lowell Cobb is thirty five years OF age
i rysfbe population Of Washington city
l. Al. ,s.2 ,souls.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-21
The Administration Addncing English
Tory Authority in favor ofa High
Tariff. -

TdflM -47l
We find the following in the Taylor
organ: 4.1s4ga
The HARMONY OF INDUSTRIAL JsTEK.
EsTs.-One OF the best Of the mnny good
things that were said by DR.. Johnson, was
in regard 10 trade. Il, is mistaken no.
ton" said he, ssthat vast deal Of money
is brought into nation by trade. II is
not so. Commodn es come from commod-
tiles, but trade produces no capital acces-
sion Of wealth." Republic. Is.
It will be re nembe ed. too, that DR..
J hnsan, as an advocate Of the Tory poll
cy Of Great Britain, published tract en-
titled "Taxation no Tyranny" i'm which
il was attempted to be pro, ed, thai tbe A.
merican Revolution WIS unjust, ard that
gu forefalhers were fig Ting for a political
f ehood, when tley rle.dtd against the
molher country that her policy Toward the
American c,lonies wns Oppressive because
she tlxed them without allowing them a
representation in proportion 10 il,e burdens
imposed upon tksn for The support of gov
ernment. i1
Very appropriate that the dominant par.
ty should resort to British, Tory paliicinns
of the olden time, to defend their high tariff
notionsi Statesman. s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-21
Lewis CaSs and Henry Clay on sShe Sc
). 80. raglte4 .n..r.n alsH

We find the following s.sfnait sword ex-
ercise" between these distinguished men, in
the report of the recent speech OF. III Clay,
on the question Of suspendingJ diplomatic
intercourse with Austria: II; ST
Mr.. Clay Tie honorab.es Senator
stated that he had visited Col,sssntinople
twelve years ngn; that he. sawss1here :hs
present Sultan, surrounded by alI.ihs pride
pomp and circumstance Of Ofiehtni power
lie saw him crossing The BospIlorus. Sir,
the honorable eDalor Ment 10 thni coun.
try under distinguishe auspices. i would
be glad 10 know whether he saw my por.
lion ofthe palace,or wheiI,erhe was limited
to sight nflhe your 6 p,iuce VI ho is now
sitting onthe throne? The Turks have
very peculiar notions. know there Gre
apartments in the palace in Which no ypl-
gar foot has irt-uded, which no vulgar Q,
has ever beheld. 50. -
Mr. Cass did not distinctly hear the
question ofthe honorable Senator.
Mr.. Clay. The question vas. whether
my worthy friend has visited eeItajp opari-
n.eats flhe palace of the Sultanl So,
MIR. Coss. The honorable Senator viii
allow me 10 say that IN that capacity will
yield TO him. Laughter 90
Mr.. Clay. If had been ,bere--if / Ind
been placed in the advantageous circum-
stances in which the honorable Senator
was placed, think il likely ! should have
had an opportunity Of inspecting every per-
ton of the palace thafI desired TO see
The honorable gentleman went there not
in the capacity Of q minister 10 that Court;
but he was then minister at the court Of
France, and was conveyed in public
vessel. ! have no doubt if he" desired TO
do so he could have answered the question
which wanted to put to him--thai is, how
many wives has his young friend, the Sui.
tan! Laughter. 4Gl !.
Mr.. Cass. That is question which tn
honorable Senator from Kentucky iss,
less much more capable ofat is
l am. Renewed Laughter Alo
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-21
Late from California

NeW YORK. Jan. l4.-Ths Cherokee ar
rived yesterday morning from Chsgres.
bringing California dates up to December
the LIST. She brought about 800, 900 in
gold, and $50 passengers. Tbs news is
generally anticipated. About 10000 per-
sons will winter at the mines. The pro-
visions throughout the gold regions are very
scanty. The present value of all the houses
in Sacramento city is estimated 1T two mil-
lions. All the stories about the abundance
of gold, land speculations, &c !, are fully
confirmed. The Placer Times takes from
one to two thousand dollars weekly for Job
work Carpenters receive $l5 per day.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-21
The Governors Message.

After long and painful silence, Gov.
Ford has at length been permitted to speak.
His Message has been received, but at so
late an hour that We are compelled to delay
its publication this week. Itis "no great
shakes !" The document is very short; hav.
ing lain so long as to become all shriveIled
up TO most nothing. We congratulate the
Governor upon the recovery Of the power of
speech!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-21
Greeley on Judge Wood.

Horace thus opens on the Old Chief:
aJudge Wood we believe to be fair
man, and decidedly above the average Of
Locof,cu candidates for Governor Of Ohio
for the last ten or fifteen years. He is
the man who made the speech at Gen.
Cass in Cleveland in 1s4s, designed to
bring out the General on Slavery Exten-
sion, Rivers and Harbors, &c which Cass
couldn't answer because Of the s.noise and
confusion" Il will take a good man to
beat him, and such nn one can do it,"
We will wager you loaf Of bran bread
on that, Mr.. G.-Plain Dealer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-21
LATER!

Columbus, Jan. Is, 9 o'clock, P. NJ.
The Senate met this morning. A call was
demanded, and when the Sen4te was full
the Democrats rsfnsed to dispense with fur
ther proceedings under the call.
After silence OF hall an hour, Mr.. Swift
rose and said be was not actuated by vim
dictive or factious feelings in offering the
Resolution he did yesteld day, and that if the
Speaker would resign, he wou d vote for
either Randall or Converse for Speaker.
Mr. Randall utterly refused 10 serve in
that case. !. .z,..,. -a,...,....l- :. 1
Mr. Blake inquired Of Swift if he pledged
himself tovote for Converse in case of his
resignation. .5.ssz55szl: $50!
Mr. Swift made the required pledge, and
the Speaker in short speech resigned the
chair.
Mr. Randall was nominated Chairman,
and Converse, Wing, was elected Speaker
on the first ballot. Converse 25; Blanks
5; Scattering 2.
Mr. Converse was conducted 10 the chair
by Blake, and returned thanks. sss..
!. A message was sent to the House, inform
ing them that the Senate was organized.
A joint committee was appointed to wait
on the Governor and inform him that the
General Assembly was ready-to receive auy
communication.
Mr. Eckley offered resolution of inyesti-
cation of the conduct of Messrs Paine and
Blake.
The Senate then took a recess.
In the afternoon,the Speaker re-arnounced
the Standing Committees appointed by the
Speaker yesterday. He said he had no doubt
of the regularity of the appointment, but he
acted to satisfy the scruples of those who
had. So s. .-..
Mr. Olds was appointed Chairman of the
Committee on Privileges and Elections
Mr. Blake was appointed on Finance Com
mittee, to fill the place the Speaker had oc-
cupied. ! g.s.z $500 .-
Mr. Eckley's resolution was then taken up.
MIR Chase offered an amendment, which
was rejected; and the original Resolution
was tie vote.
The Senate adjourned at 81 o'clock.
The Governors Message makes two col.
umns of the Columbus papers. IN
The House was Engaged on Bill repeal
ing division of Hamilton county.
The Message was read in the House, also