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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11

a Our assortment OF FIRST quality resdymade garments
comprises various new styles, Business and Travelling
Froeks, Sacks Dress and Frock Coats Light Overcoa,s
Psntaloons, Vosta, &c.
WIN r. JENNINGS, 2s1 Broadway,
mya Sd Opposite the Park Fountain.
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SrRfKE-This Is the season OF strikes, and Knox, OF
l2s Fuonst not to be Of fashion, has made perfect
ten strike By the Introduction OF his Union Hat" Ills as
cool asa cucumber light Of Blsngys Pas sad cheap
as an exposed Peter Funk. Drowning may catch at
sraws, but will make a rush for the Unoa"
A hat for 20s! Think Off
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~ Every Man His Own Landlord.--rHs
ANNUAL MEETING Of the Second American Builaine
Associsiion will be held at Warren Hsll corner oTOf
yer and Henry sis This Tuesday Evening Jane iiA
O'clock wi en- the first Annual Report OF re condition Al
the Association will be submitted by the Finance Com
ntee Every member Of the Association 10 requested
attend for the purpose Of eectng three Directors for d.
ensuing wear All meetings are public.
S. JESsURUN, Secretary. Office Clinton Court
Beekmanst near Nassau
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r. Arrived at Pier 3 East River, June 4 A,.,
Merit OF Port Byron loaded with corn, for which an -
er ia wan ed. from b. Randall Co Oswego on ace,a,
Of + T. B. Camp ljell lei ID. AUSTIN, Mss.er
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TO c.xKtERs-The tfsnster OF any route on TIE
mi he made fhrfnph to rronheo ora al the pub
Iessr ef-e ANY ~ tsrser made through any OH
~ hs,.e " IN not b. recognized nv the propnetors FER
,,te,e.,rd In the iv-rY ~ oiher papers VIII po %
,ed ether shecay Indirectly to purchase routes
- m Tyf1arf
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IL g. c. MeIsTYRE having disposed OF bis Dagguer-
rean establishment 6eS Broadway begs esve to inform bis
friends and the public who may desire specimen OF bis
art that he will remain few days for that purpose
large number Of specimens for sale.
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Markets. ...ALBASY, June 10

Receipts at this port within the past 4s hours:
FLOUR 600 bbs; WhesL 200 bush Corn. 500 bush The
mari FLOUR 10 steady but not active No change
quotations CORN 10 heavy owing 10 the large recsips
DE have only to report sale Of 900 bush on private
Terms OATS steady. Prison WHISKY Is held at &c
,.itb lea of 100 bbe
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Prom baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Monday, June 10.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson was hastily called from
this city yesterday, to attend meeting Of the CABS
met. The Washington Republic OF this morning
says that the reported arrest Of our Consul at Ha-
vana is positive hoax.
The Independent Greys Of this city left in the
cars this morning, for Philadelphia and NewYor
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~ Brown's Essence Of Jamaica Cinser-
This Essence IL preparation OF unusual excele1ce Do
ring the Summer months family or traveller shoub b
without IT, In relaxation Of the bowels In nausea end
ucuAry In Sickness II 10 active and safe vel
pleasant and efficient remedy.
CAUTIos-Persons desirng an article that can DO fsde
upon prepared solely from pure Jamaica Ginger shou
particularly ask for Browns Essence Of Jamaica Ghsx
which 10 warranted to be what IL represented end
pared only by FREDERICK Brown. and for sale ct bic dy
and chemical store, N 4. Of Fith and Chestnut
Philadelphia. For sale In NewYo Of wholesale T
T, CHAPMAN, II Fulton-st Also for sale by
Thomas & Maxwell, So Wflnam-st
Rushton, Clarke Co. 1ls Broadway, 10 Astos hcssss
and rs Irving House.
John Mihau, 1888 Broadway.
G. Wells 4 Co. 81 Eighth avenue.
j. |. Coddington, us Broadway and sos HndsooA
w. Chiffon, corner Of Broadway and Eigha-e
w. II. Hall, corner Of Bleecker. and Christophe ~
A. w Gabsndau, 81 Sixth avenue.
Dexter Nelsgsn, Albany, NY.
c. w. Badger, Newark, J.
s. c. Gorhsm, New. Haven, Conn.
A. Delstour, Isl Wall-st
Delluc Co 2 Park Row; sol Brosdwayi 80 fnE
And by all the respectable druggists and sge.oecsssv
the United States. myB zmss~
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" BRADY's National Gallery Of Dagusrreoypes o5
and e7 Broadway corner ofFulton-s Strangers and ciu
zeps are pee,fy invited to examine the specimens
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~ Another chapter ir.m the sacoad Part Of
the Pateut Office Report viii bs iound the Sixth
Psse Of The T'riJHny this morairg.
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FROM THE SANDWICH IsLAsDs.-We have re-
ceived files Of the Honolulu PolyAesiaH, to the 3o.h
Of March, not quite so late as previous advices.
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The Cuban Hoax at Washington.
Special DisDafeh 70 The rrsb,s,<

WASHINGTON, Monday, June TO-
The report current here yesterday. and gene
rally believed during the greater part Of the day,
that there had been naval engagement between
the sloop-ofwsr Albany and Spanish man of war
resulting in the capture Of the former and that the
Cabinet held long session 10 consider this event
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-yoRK, TUESDAY. JUNE IL.

- rpv TKtRvNE can ~ obtsinsd Al Saratoga Springs
,lF.oesea A EvSpfrI Post OHicehuilding. They have
:" werpne edition on tho snva Of the evening train OF
<svs AZ O'clock
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SUMNER HATs.-Genulne Rocky Mountain White Besv.
ers Panama Hats Of various styles and qualities Straw
Hats Of great variety. WARNOCKS, Hatters
ie8u 2O3 Broadway
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Nlcarneun Trenty Ratified by EngInrd-san!
Arrest of Gen. LOPEZ.

Special Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Monday, June TO-
oan positively announce to you that Gen. Lo-
PEE has been arrested at New Orleans by order Of
President Taylor. The arrest took place on Friday
last
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GENERAL NOTICES

u Rocky Bionnsaia Drnb Beaver uas.
sIRD Conner Pine ard HAssaa-sss, inyitrs aisao, !,
he customers ard ne rubic TO hs beaasifal WIN. 49,.
0rab Beaver uais The nghtness ans GENTLY o, . -.
ard s EFT ve nae Ass season. has induced bin % -.
ne srucls 10 The nosi h,h ard elegant msnDsr. n,
sso fne sssogeai Of Geneoneas Straw and onsr ~.
n tie latest descriptions BIRD
uyi7 Owls cor. Pine sad Nssssa a.
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Combinations, &c.

SPECIAL Dspateh ezelusiVely to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON Monday, June 10.
The Senate to day confirmed ]. HosFoRD SMITH
of New-York as Consul at Beyroot in Turkey.
The Southern Mail confirms the appointment OF
BARHWTLL as successOr 70 Elmore.
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~ City rrSustrIal Coaaress.-The second a..
SION or u's Congress viii D. reid - MItayv Han ST.
cry, Eosr Tngs. ca Tusfdsy evening n O'Clock n
y Speeied ihsi every desgse viii bring ne ersd,s
uat = fnl GiientGnce is rrQrss'sd By order ofhs
lelll~ VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
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~ Fire Department.-The Treasurer

~ Fire Department.-The Treasurer OF he Yin
Department with much pleasure. Acknowledges tho 70
ceipt Of Eleven Hundred Dollars by the hands OF Zophu
Mile, Esq being the amount collected BY ZophN hs
John Coger, Jr and George Hope Esqs from The foF
lowing Fire Insurance Companies OF this City 10 aid Of ne
widow and children Of the late John y. CURE, who oa he
life while In discharge Of bis duty Fireman Apnl sA
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HYDRANTS.

rJ,HE BARTHOLOMEW PATENT sELFACTING
Il hfDRANTs are strong. durable, simple Ia c1ns1uc-
ton and not liable get Of order n not Jeff running
" repaired without digging up liable 70 freeze and
last long he common cedar hydrsnt HIS double by
dranis for two yards ard but nte than
The old kind Four 10 Eve years general OF these by
dsns have shown hem 10 be the economical aud du
rabe In They warranted 10 work well FOR sale
by tho Plumbers generally. Factory "a MarionG above
Prince Violations Of this patent By making selling or
using will not be allowed. iell Stswfw'
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20 purchaseco mbine and concentrate add value 70
purchase BY request Mr. STEVENS will con,inqe M.
views or this subject at Protection Hall Beeksr ,ai
Morton ss-enirance in Mortonas 81 O'Clock this Crsss
day. evening. Free isll lr
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" TO the Uphoistsrers 4 weekly res,,sy ~,
.Nit men L flnserers 81 Newly tk viii b. ~ =
JufsceN eysrrF lltb June e. "a ocioct ~ e,.,, ~
1refd arf fHzsheit els By order Of he Pres,a-u, y"
bF>s CoGnisN Ssersisr, firIil~l 0FORGg HOYr
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Tim TptRuNr IN TIVE COusrgY-fersons Wisning ,hs
nae r,i1ro dudnQ he 'enooraTy sh'ence L1h ne
~ NV f,ve tent 10 them by paying ~ esnn per nonl'
A. fte CfsCo.
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t3-NoticeA General aee,l,r o. the Omen Inc CO.
Vautu Sociefy Is 10 be .ea-on Taessay evening ius
% irariect huf'uess 81 I'M oriancs and 10 rcice os
b. 10 vnres from Nr Whitney At Keea's Hotel -
to.rt WAd, cor ofGiand ard Elzabe,h as 7}Oeoes
iCIl IL 2 DUNN Cb.irn.s
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PosT-OFFicE, NEw.YoRK, June II, 1850
~ California hlails.-The regular Mail for CL.
inst closing at PM. to be forwarded per U. s. M
Steamer Georgia. Ijelll WIN v BRADY, Poslma.sr
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

" The Chinese Museum exceeds, by far ali other
oI auseneu In this city 10 post OF moral Interest
go Cdnrse that promenade It's saloon are ca ions
80 Ine Chirese beauty. her Chinese wing maid
- WI Oher Cnrete attendants wonderful creatures
---------e-
NihLo's.-lf " live ~ A.. M
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ApvgKTisEnEkIs.- ForAucrions see third page
md California steamers see seventh.
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~ toopet's Protective Uni0n.-An s8j,lru,t
oi ne toopers Pro eciVe Uuion will be h.i !,
, a WloeN sshosser's Henry Cisy House coraer ~
a.eLes arc First ., this evening ylne H. Al Jour
ucNmen Coopers sre requested o. attend.
wv. bUkelss Sec liall IL ] A. HEATH Pa.
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mhrkes'. OiNSlHrAIi, Juno w. ~ ~
FLOUR continues dull, and the receipts are small
Sales of 100 bills al s. 60 and Old WHEAT FLOUR 10 held
Al So The Provision market IL inactive. WHISKY has
declined sales ofRiver al q The River continues low
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" PbreroioRy and Mesmerism.-Pros,.s,
PALMER $50 HUfsun 81 continues fs lectures on ths.,
sciences every Monday evening At Knick eTboeker Han
correr kiphihsv and Twen u-ihrdst commencing A !
o'clock Experiments "a Phreno'cgy snt Aesnerisn =.
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DOORS. pooRs.. DooRs!!

n he snest un,ber second quality tor eompos. srk
and shippng all Sizes Also sashes glazed ~ a. Ss
ofsIl varieties Inside ard outside blinns o. ny
kr .., f or sale BY The 'u''ef'O'' " M. EinsAA
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-I|
given to BoGLEs Hy perion FLUID for The lsdles oee
10 be the most powerful ally OF The little God OF 10y
certainly the most splendid preparation for Ins nsn A
known ..so..
Sold by the inventor, WILLIAM BoeLE, III Wsshinrso
Or Boston. Also by A. b. 4 ID Ssnds, 100 Ealohs - -
Rushton, Clark Co. ITO and rs Broadway, hewi"'
IL certificate Of tho efficacy Of DR.. WIsTARs Bssss
the ofnfuenzs coughs and colds 10 from gsclse1
well and fsyoraby Known TO the people Of this ssd ~
joining counties and will doubtless induce all who res~
ilsFly affected, 70 lfv Wistsrs celebrated Bslsam
Charlottesville IVA Atvocs,e, March s1'
CHARLOTTESVILLE, March . - ~ I,
DR. SETH w FowLE-Desr Sir: Ia the Winter OF is -
was confined to my and bed some !so on IN III
months, with 9 very severe cough. produced ~ 1T
This attended with considerable pain ID me W.,
found II difficult TO be Ia bed Ny physicians sna -
thought ives going into decline or consumpnon II
heard much OF WistaTs Belssm Of Wild Cae,u -
nhed the opinion Of my physiciss about tying NJ
no obieenon Ia fact he said could lake nohiaf 49,
obtained tu or three boftes took IT, and was co1ps
restored by H. have since made use Of lhis Bsssn -
family for Influenza coughs and colds alwsys WIN -
succr,s do not hesitate, and tshe pleasure WV
merdiI this article 10 my friends and the public yoyl
Signed, C. NOhs
Tie genuine always he's the signature Of Bafs
sesk W. Fowe Boston, Mass s the General wa' -,
Agent for the Unfed States, Canadas add Bnns' III
tnces. -. .tas
Asor aud Irving House Drug Stores Brosdvey ps,sfa
CortlsDd-st; ara by the Druggists generally n'Ns
the United States and Canada
~ Fox okI<v G<n<xaI koslo<s ace ia Pace
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NEW-ENGLAND
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANf
OF EFW-HAyEN, CONN.

OF EEW-HAvEN CONN.
Capital $50 900.
HORSES CATTLE, &c. Insured against death By
1ldiseesc or accident
DIRECTORS.
Alfred Edvarda J. b. Andruss, J. Ia Taylor,
z y Macon J. w. VslentRe
A. EDWARDS, President
c c. PRrcE, Secretary.
CHAs WILLS, Inspector
Applications for insurance received al the Agency Once
81 Wal st n Y and BY
J. L. taylor Brooklyn, LII
NH tmoods HENRY PAYsoN. WILLIAMSBURG. L u
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE JUNE If.

and the course OF action TO be adopted Ia conse
auence is the subject Of formal and evidently Off.
cal denals in The Republic as well as The Intel-
H9encer Of this morning.
The Repubiic states that It is hoax; that the
Government has received TO dispatch to the effect
that the United States Consul at Havana has been
Imprisoned, bat il does not deny that me CABINET
nself sgas hoazed ss well rs the rest Of the world
nor does i, deny that 1t was in session yesterday
in consequence.
Tie IHt}hgeHcer states that there has been no
imprisonment Of the Consul and 10 naval battle.
Sill the remainder Of the facts reported are not
conra9cted, and there seems 20 be DO doubt Of the
truth a tie statement that the prisoners taken
near Yucatan have been demanded Of the Cuban
authorities and refused.
Nicaragua Treaty Ratified by EngInrd-sand-
witch Islands Commissioner.
6recidl Diratoh % The Tribune
WAsHiNCToS, n lniAy. June 10.
Our Government has received official infIrna-
ton Of the fol- sanction Of the Nicaragua Treaty By
the British Government,
Luther Severance Of Ne. has been confirmed by
the Senate as Commissioner to tie Sand wish
Islands.
Mr. Clay Better.
~ Spoeid Telegraph 10 The Tritsne.
WAsHiSGroS Monday. June 10.
Mir. Clay is better this morning. His disease is
cholera morbus.
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THE FIRST OF THE SEASON,

~ Ripe Cherries from Bergen Point N. J. by II. Van
Horne received this day by j. H. BRoAs Co 1873 West
e. Also. Cucumhels and WaermeIons from the South.
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Markets.
Markets.. .CIscISsATI, il

Markets. BALTIMORE, June TO-
FLOUR is heavier under the news by the Allan
tic GRAIN unchanged
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GENIN TO THE PUpLICl

o1 ss[o-f we 1--we to laugh. 60 to SolO, tonight
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~ For oaa>- General Notices. ~s I'D Pass
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL OF
PROF REID:

myain
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The New York EIpIosiop, /.

JURY's VERDIcT.-The Jury called by
the Coroner to enquire into the cause Of
the late explosion, after about three hours
deliberation, returned the following YER
dict.
First-That Messrs. A. B. Taylor & Co.
were the direct cause Of the recent explo-
sion in Hague Street. ~ ~
Second-That Messrs.s Walker g. Mil.
ligan were the indirect cause of the recent
explosion in Hague Street.
Third-That Messrs. Pease & Murphy
are deeply reprehensible in selling fhe boil
er, knowing its imperfections, and after it
had lain in the open air for more than one
year. We ',i sala fats i9af
The Jury also adopted the folio wing
resolutions: 'Gaaj a iDi s1aa,'if at
1st. Resolved, That our National and
State Legislatures and municipal govern
ments should take immediate steps to pre-
vent the recurrence of similar calamity.
Cd. Reso/ped, That it be respectfully
suggested to the Mayor, Alderman and
commonalty of the city New York that an
ordinance should be framed enacting that
the proprietors of the factories or buildings
in which steam engines are employed, be
compelled to construct separate buildings
for the reception of their boilers, or to
place them in their yards, where so much
danger cannot be engendered.
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the call. Our readers must, to under
stand this, remember that after the call
commences, it cannot be stopped for any
purpose. Was it for this purpose my ma
jority of 131, in Switzerland township, in
1913, was changed to majority Of 60 for
Mr. Johnston, and my majority of 81 in
Salem. to majority of 80 for Mr.. John
ston, and my majority of 46 in Adams, to
majority of l9 for Mr.. Johnston, and my
majority of 7 in Sunsbury, to 40 for Mr..
Johnston. and my majority of 35 in Jack
son, to for Mr.. Johnston, and my ma
jority of 10 in Greene reduced to 46; |
say, was it for the purpose Of sending a
person here who would dodge vote on
the Black Laws, that all these changes
were made? a aa.
The personal relations of Mr.. Johnston
and myself are Of the most friendly char
acter, and this is perhaps the last time l
shall ever refer to the matter through the
columns of the paper. could not say
less. have no disposition to harrow up
any ofthe "reminiscences of the last cam
paign. THE EDITOR.
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The Black Laws.

A bill was introduced into the Legisa-
ture this winter, by Mr.. Spellman, to re-
peal so much ofthe Black Laws as remain
ed unrepealed by the law of last winter.
Mr.. Bull moved to amend so as to repeal
the law Of last winter and restore the laws
repealed by it. Only nine members voted
in favor of restoring the black laws, and
Mr.. Johnston's name was not among that
number.
We made prediction last fall that not
twenty members could be found in favor
of restoring the black laws. Our predic-
ton is more than fulfilled
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Rail road Meeting.

At an adjourned meeting Of the citi-
zens of Senecaville, held on the 9th inst,
il was
Resolved, That the citizens of Mus
kingum, Guernsey, Morgan and Monroe
counties, favorable to the adoption by the
Ohio Central Rail Road Company, of the
rout for said road from GAINESVILLE by way
of Salt creek, Seneca creek and Sunfsh,
to the Ohio river, are invited to attend
Rail Road Meeting in Senecaville, Guern-
sey county, on the 9Th of March next, at
10 o'clock A. M, for the purpose of fur
thering the interests of said rout, and
opening books for the subscription of
Stocks in the said Ohio Central Rail Road
Company.
Resolved, That the editors Of the sew
eral papers in the above named counties
be requested to publish these proceedings
in their respective papers.
HIRAM FOREMAN, Chm.
HENRY SHADwELL, Sec'y.
Feb'y. 13, 1850. @ aa3WJ# a..f
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Editorial Correspondence.

[The first of the following letters should
have reached US in time for last weeks
paper.
COLUMBUS, Saturday, Feb. l6, 1850.
The most important matter before the
Legislature, is the bill providing for the
Convention to frame the New Constitution.
1t passed the House fixing the time for
voting for Delegates on the second Tues.
day of October. The Senate amended
the bill so that the election should take
place on the first Monday in April. To
this amendment the House, to-day, dsa-
greed. think the bill will finally pass
fixing the second Tuesday of October as
the day. [Mistaken.l
There are any quantity of New County
lobbies here. much doubt whether any
New Counties will be made this winter
AS important matter to the people OF
Monroe, as any other now before the Leg
islature, is the bill to amend the charter OF
the Central Ohio Railroad Company so as
to compel the company to make Bridge
port the terminus. DR.. Carroll, of st.
Clairsville, and Morgan Nelson, of Wheel
ing, are here, laboring to procure the pas
sage of this amendment.
| will find plenty TO do to prevent the
passage of that amendment, which viii
do if can; although Mr.. Ball, the mem
Der from Muskingum, thinks there is nj
danger Of its passage.
By the way, when the yeas and nay
were called on the amendment to restor
the Black Laws, taken few days since
our own Representative, Mr.. Johnston
lodged the vote. He left the House aae
the Clerk commenced calling the names
members. Several democrats called 0
him to come back and face the music, b,
be refused. He would have been sent ft
had he left before the clerk commence
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J. H. Green the Reformed Gambler.

This person was brought to New York
city on Thursday from Albany, in the GUS
tody of officer A. M. C. Smith, on war
rant issued against him for obtaining mo-
ney under false pretences. The Mirror
says:-
The complainant is Slas w. Spaulding,
800 Beeker street, who states that in the
year l848, he obtained from him dry goods
and money to the amount Of $458, under
the following circumstances:-Gre be.
came acquainted with Spaulding. and rep:
resented that he had been appointed Sc
cret United States Marshal. employed by
the government for the purpose of detect
ing counterfeiters in the manufacture Of
bank bills and coin, and showed docu-
ment as his credential, under which he
acted. lie offered to make the other one
of his deputies, and he believing the story,
consented; he was to be paid $50 per
month. twas during this period that tho
goods and money were obtained. Spauld-
ing. after time, suspected that all was
not right, and wrote to Mr. Gillett, Solici-
tor to the Secretary's Department, to
know if what Green represented was true;
and was informed that he had previously
represented that he could be very service
able to the government in the detection Of
counterfeiters of coin, and had been re-
commended TO the different United States
District Attorneys, for the detection of
guilty parties; but was soon discoyered
that he was humbugging the Government;
that what he had represented was false,
and he was therefore dismissed. On his
arrest, the officer took from his person a
bad bill for $500 on the Philadelphia bank,
800 on the Northern Bank of Kentucky,
likewise two cancelled $500 Treasury
Notes. Justice Mountfort committed the
accused to prison for further hearing.