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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
LAW COURTS.

SUPREME CoURT.-G eneral Term .-Beiore
Judges Edmonds, Edwards and Mtchel.-AQrg
r. Stuart, respondent, vs. Joseph ktssdm, ct al.
appeHants-The late Mr.. Nissan was trustee tor
Mrs S and in 1s42 & mortgage was executed IN
her favor on 20 lots in and near Forty tbrdst. y
mortgage Of Samuel Nissan on ~ lots, it is said,
was subsequently, given for the other DR.. K.
died, and the present proceeding is to recover the
original mortgage, or its value. Decree was given
in favor of Mrs. S. in the Court below, and the
present is an appeal.-The case is still on.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Befor Judge Willard-JobA
Hays vs. Henry Il. Barr.-To recover note for
$50 made in July, l343, by Mr. B. payable to
Daniel Delany or bearer, on demand The de-
Tense is that Mr. Delany died, after some weeks
sickness, at the house OF Mr.. H.-that his board
and expenses were paid by lodge TO which he
belonged, and that Mr. H. gave no consideration
for the note, and that he had been notified before
the death Of Mr. D. that latter had no authority to
pass away the note On the other hand, it was
alleged that tie note was fairly and legally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
COMMON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OFFICIAL. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
STATED SESSION. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 4, 1875

STATED SESSION.. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 4, 1850
Presc,t-OscAR w. STURTEyAST, Esq, Presi-
dent in the chair AsatAdenen Judson Haley Mccarthy
Boyce, Barr, Webb, AcAernan, Crane, Francis, Smit,
KIP Sammis Sands, Ward, Rogers, Dean Ayord.
20 Assistant All Cra5e-of Dr. VIM Johnson. for nedI.
cal 6 al gth Ward Station House To Committee on Po-
~ the Presden,-Of New-York and Philadelphia, New.
York and Posion, ard New York and Buffalo nes ofTele-
graph 10 change their route through tie city To Commit
tee on Streets,
OfCommittee Arts and Sciences 10 concur 70 aPpro,
pirate $3.50 addiaonA 10 de,[gy expense use. o. sfn@ona
Assistant AID. Judson, daley, Boyce Barr Webb, Acker
man Crane, fmh, Samnis, " ard, Rogers DEAN
Nega.e-The President, Assistant AID. Smith, Sands and
Of Committee on Lamps and Cas- to concur to ugh.
AInosst between 4h and GreenwichaY and Anthonyst.
between Broadway and West Broadway. Adopted
Cfsae concur TO place lamps IN front OF Congre-
gattoua ChuEci il lGL-st. Adopted
fssme Ia light l7E-st between 9Th and sy.
and Whie and Franklin sts. astof BfoaGway with sas
Adopted
S7ih-5l between 5h and Ghay i5t-st between 2th and
9-ay with OIL SD 9th aud 9uay up 10 i9a st. and jistit
between I'll aid 3th-aY. With gas. ADOPTED
PETITION.
b. Assistant AID. Barr--Of Bralgan Co. for pa7 or
extra work on pier foo; Of Beekmanst To Committee On
Piers, NhaYes and Sips.
cosfMuSlcATIoHs.
From lie Mavor NJ letter from Prof Va,tem4re tend-
er!ng additional presents and contributions from france ~
City EeyYofk. 10 Cor nittee ca Arts and Sciences
From he Bureau CT Assessments Of Street Department,
ASKING substitution Of those Oh 4e bureau VI m
reeIang 4&st between ID and Ma TO C"Hlni'-' %
Law Department. 100, Ifs n,
Prom Bareau OF Assessments with aseessmesas s ,, g
paving 7l-av from SOC. to sd sts a3kiaR ihs 5r ~
I'd and Amer Sanford appointed Collector -
Bv assistant Aid Snitl-1ha La 3ixtl-3 Z i'''H' -
Lts1is-.t. be lighted with gas. AaoPso,,
Resolution rst e s:fee5 ce e saI .eea GER
gtal ~ : =. Tone lost &c Conci'rre7i m Ia
"a J1gitsf1n 10 attend Bessfs Stanley :
ft--,,,it p; 4leYy COnrurIefl !u =, Hi.
a.fti " nf CORN iitee on Lamps and n-s " C.
-, - b4tyy een Grand and Walker VIVA gas ~
rn ss on pace Two gas Tampa Il iroot o. us O'cl
,o+t,.r nj uer1y aId Scauuut sts. 10 s4Ahe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

f9Pe MlHcHAEL GIBSON, who keeps boarding
house in Boston, has been arrested on charge Oh
having outraged the person of Ann Wheeler,
Young and beautiful girl, who was boarding tenn
porarily at Gibsons house. Margaret, wife OF
Gibson has been arrested as an accessory Miss
Wheeler is from Lewiston, Maine, about II years
of age, and came to Boston in search of employ
ment as domestic Gibson and his wife are la
Jail The olfense with which they are charged is
punishable with death in Massachusetts,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

kept BY woman named Ellen Williams, and ar
rested her and five female inmatea OF the house,
who are charged with fighting and disorderly
conduct, and disturbing the peace OF the ueigd-
borhood- They were ail locked ~ by Justice
Beakley for examination
SUDDEN DEATH.-The Coroner held an inquest
Monday at No. 3a4 Cherry street, upon the body
Of Michael Cushing native OF ireland, 50 years
OF age, who while walking in Water-street, when
near the corner OF eerson street fell to the pave
ment ard expired shortly after. \ verdict of
death by the rupture OF blood vessel was rend.
cred. Deceased has been an invalid for about two
years past
CHARGE OF BuHGLARY-A youth named John
Coyle was locked up on Tuesday last for being
drunk in the street Yesterday it was escertained
that be- together with others, had, the night pre-
vious broken into the carpenter shop 80 Third-ss
and stolen a quantity Of tools. He was recon-
mitted by Justice Timpson to answer the charge.
SUDDEN DEATH.-An Irish woman named Ell
len Doyle, 10 years of age, died suddenly at her
residence, 81 AIulbeny-st. Wednesday morn
ing. The deceased bad swelling in her throat
which it is supposed caused her death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS,

~ Applications TO the ensuing Legislature
noticed for a Steamboat Co. between New
Brunswick and New York, with capitalof $780,
O00i Jersey City, for act appointing Commits
soners 20 open, continue and vecate certain
streets, with power to assess property benefited
by such improvements; for railroad from Cam
den to Absecom, Atlantic Co.; for the New,York
and Barnegat Steamboat Co.. to extend the lin
its of Gloucester and incorporate it into the city
to incorporate the Window glass blowers, &c.
Ben. Association; = to renew the charter of Ne
chanics and Manufacturers Bank at Trenton.
r. The corner stone Of Grace Church, Van
Worst, ersey City, will be aid by the Bishop OF
the Diocese, on Friday, Dec 9th. Morning prayer
will first be said at the Chapel, on Grove 81 near
Newark-av. commencing at Aalf past Il o'clock,
A. NJ
u We understand that Mr.. Alexander VII
son. the person injured on Saturday night by the
Railroad collision at Bergen Hill, died on Monday
night
u The Woodbury. and Gloucester Plank
Road Company will finish, it IS said, their road
during the course of til coming month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

BosroS-Tbe Municipal Election in this city
next Monday promises to be an animated one, and
we see that the Opposition are counting on carry
ing the city, as they did the State, on the Reform
issue Beside the following regular nominations
of the Wings and Locos, Free Soil and Political
Temperance tickets are in the field and lndepea-
dent nominations have also been proposed for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06
BROOKLYN ITEMS.


REGARDING TAxEs.-At the last session of the
Board of Aldermen the following resolution was
adopted
BY Aid. Gerad-That the following amounts
be authorized to be raised BY the Joint Board OF
Supervisors and Common Council as the city tax
for 1850 be and they are hereby appropriated TO
the following accounts, to wit
Interest on City loans other than Washington
Do Washington rarb loan. 7s2 p
DO Village 90 ~ 80 90
Sinking Fund. .>5,Ol9 W
Do. Hsinilion-aY enue. ......... l,300 60
Do Washington PaGk.......... 6,09f -
Do Loan 80 ....,........... I"JlU NJ <V'tt u
Special Sessi0Es.............. 7.500 o.
Do Salaries oil Jqstces......' 4,2og u ,o, n,
Do. Do. Cierk5........ LOCO co 5000 %
Repairs OF Wes and Pumps 200 90
Do. OF Streets and Roads ....,,,,..,..... $500 90
Assessments on City property NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 22l6 II
Contingent ........,'.''', -OU w
Watch 10000 %
FIRE Department $4,000 90
Lighting Streets $3.50 Sc
Gas lamp posts 9Th ward 49,. $50 90
Do. ION wurd...... l5i 90 99i 10
Sixth yard map i3o ~
~ The Brooklyn Almanac and Book Of Daily
Reference, is soon to be published by E. C. Col
ston of the Daily Freeman. 1t will contain be
sides the Calendar, new Map of Brooklyn, cor
responding with the new charter, and general and
local statistics Of much convenience, besides
interesting miscellany An edition of six thou
sand copies will be circulated previous to the first
OF January.
REyIvAL-For several weeks past there has
been an increasing religious interest in the Ccnte-
nary NJ Il. Church of this city. In view ofwhich
series of meetings have been appointed, to con-
tinue during the present week, with the exception
of Saturday evening The pastor, Rev. j. g.
Smith is to be assisted by Professor H Mathison,
of the Black River Conference
FlRE.-Tbe basementof house at the rear of
Schermerhorn st. between Hoyt and Bondsts.
caught fire Tuesday afternoon, caused by some
children playing with ucifer matches, but happily
was discovered by some persons passing at the
time, who extinguished the flames.
PLAHK ROAD FROM BRooKLYN To JAMAICA
This will not be completed in time for full use this
winter, the contractor having failed in supplying
the plank with sufficient rapidity. Six miles
however will be speedily in use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

Police Tuesday. Richard Green was ar
rested for attempting to stab man with a pair
of tailors shears.
Wilson Nj McClay and seven other young gents
having the prefix Of Mac to their cQgnomens, were
arrested by the Eighth Ward Police for painting
their faces, singing, screaming and disturbing the
peace OF the family OF Mrs. Grower, 500 Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

DrArH Ell DISEASE OF THE HEART.-The
Coroner non held d an inquest on Monday at s. Chatham
st upon the body of an unknown German lad
about Il years Of age, who was yesterday. found
dead in his bed On Monday night he retired IN
apparent good health A verdict OF death By dls
ease OF the heart was rendered. He was dressed
in black pants black oyercoat, plaid vest olacA
cloth cap thin shoes and muslin shirt
DIsoRDrRLr HorsE.-Oficers Mount. Ciough
and Goodrich, on Monday afternoon made de-
scent upon a house OF disreputaote odaFactef'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

GolNG HOME TO THANksclylNG.-Thge ears on
the New.York and New Haven Railroad, wereon
Monday filed to OVERLOOKING with passengers wn9
had gone East to be at home on Thanksgiving ana
had chosen Monday to return. The train which
arrived about twoo clock comprised eight passen;,
ger cars, and the Express train, winch arrived Il,
about : PM seven cars, which were lnsulC Il
to afford seats for all It's estimated By an officer
Of the road, that three thousand persons passed
OYER Il dr1rinp the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

passed to Mr. H. by Mr. D. Tire parties were
all relatives, and a trialwas brought some months
since against Mr. Hays by Mrs. Delany' admin.
istratrix. who boarded at the time OF MF D $
death with her son by former marriage to get
this note, a gold watch. and some pictures, sad
by her to belong TO Mr.. D. at the time OF MS
death, but denied, they having been transferred
by him. it is said-and in which suit she was an.
successful, Ills now on appeal before the Sn
preme Court. The question in this case IS whether
the note bad been passed 70 Mr. H before any de.
mand for psyment.-To be continued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

SUSPICION OF GRAND LARcESY.-A man named
Charles Jones was arrested on Saturday on sqs.
picion of having stolen $40 the property OF D.
Eandenburg, keeper of an eating house IN John
near Pearl-st. The wallet containing the money
was 90, cerelessly left exposed, and when Dir. V.
missed and went for ii, lie found the wallet, but
the the money had been distracted Suspicion rest
ing upon the accused he was arrested and taken
before the Chief Of Police, who held him for ex
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

The total amount of discount allowed to tax
payers from August to Nov /, is s2l,6 &c.,
ARREST FOR GRAND LARCTNY-Two females
named Mary Devie and Bridget Geraghty We're
on Monday arrested by officers Mcdonald and Duffy
of the 4th w ard, on q charge of stealing money
and watch, valued in all at $500 "a, belonging
to james Petberry, residing at No. 100 James st
1t appears that complainant was accosted by the
females while in a grocery III the IN W ard who
asked him TO treat them to drinks, be did SO and
shortly alter lett IN company with trend. The
accused followed him and insisted upon being
very neighboTly. Suddenly Bridget ran off, and
he discovered that his wallet and watch were
missing. BE then gave information to the police
and the females We're soon after arrested and
most OF the money The watch and some OF the
money was found IN possession of one Norman
Bagley, who Is suspected OF receiving the came
knowing it to have been stolen. He was accord
ingly arrested and held, with the females, by
Justice Lathrop for further examination,
cAsuALrlEs-Agnes Gillespie, who resided
with her parents in Thirty second.st. near Ninth
az and worked in the mustard factory in Twenty
nth, st near Tenth-ay became entangled in the
machinery, and before she was extricated life
was extinct
Edward Barry was knocked down by stage
at w hitehall dock and seriously injured. He was
sent to Brooklyn.
Francis Halpin fell into the water from pier
J. asst River.
Two Irish laborers were buried in hole which
they were digging to connect the sewer with the
house l49 Delaney ST by the earth Gazing in.
They were speedily extricated, more frightened
than hurt.
E-S a case OF misery and neglect was brought
10 the notice OF the Police and Anshouse officers
on Monday afternoon by some citizens in the
neighborhood Of 65s Greenwich,st. man named
Blynu, whose wife died three months ago, had
confined his TWO small children in a garnet bed
room from the time OF his wife nterment to yes.
serday, in most filthy condition, depriying them
OF healthy 1000 ana lsaa Taipe4t When taken
Of human beings. They were Immediately con-
(yeyed to the station house in the Ninth w ard
Md made as comfortable as possible and yester
tsg morning placed in charge Of the Ten Gov
enaxs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-06

THE HOUSE, CARrEYrERs-The Pioneer Temple
Association of House Carpenters is Differed as
follows; RICHARD HENNEsIY Chairmani Charles
Dever Vice President; John D. Hennessy, Re
cording Secretary; Ben Price Corresponding
Secretary H. NJ. Smith, Financial Secretary
VIM Ghristy, Treasurer. They indorse the
recommendation made by the Industrial Congress
Of sending Delegates to the Worlds industrial
Fair to be held in London in 1851. Mr.. Price re-
ported the steps taken by the Common Council
Tor the modification of the contract system. 1t
seems there is no likelihood at present of an
agreement of the Judiciary with the Contracting
Committees.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17
Constitutional Convention

The convention have dccldcd--
|. Against the proposition for equal
izlng the State represcn'alion-yeas
9; nays 2lS.
2. Against the proposition making
void any balotling for town rcpresen-
talvcS commenced after IL o'clock on
the night ofthe first Tuesday of Sep
lembcr, yeas ll3. nays, 49,
3. In favor of the proposition pro.
viding for the election Of Assistant
Justices Of the Co. Courts, yeas l75 +;
nays l5S.
4. In favor for the proposition pro-
vidlng for the election of Shcrltls and
BaiIilis yeas 1S6 nays "A.
5. In favor Of the proposition pro.
vldlng for the election of States At
torneys, yeas ISL nays 3D.
6. In favor ofihc proposition provid-
ing for the election Of judges Of Pro-
bate: yeas lS6 nays SO.
The 7th article Of amendment pro-
vldlng for the election of Justices of
Peace by the people, has also passed.
Upon the S'l articles, relating to the
election Of Registers Of Probate, ,hc
committee Of the whole have reported
that il ought not to be adopted.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17
ENGLAND.

The political news from England IS
not Of much Importance. Everything
is as dull rs the season itsct Paula
mcut Viii assemble for lhc despatch oi
business on the I'd. of February, when
Il is rumorcd that various political and
commercial measures will be brought
before the Legislature.
On the subject of the annexation Of
Canada 10 The UritclStatc>. The Morn
ing Advertiser, n well informed journ.
al, has the following
"Thc Cabinet has under lis con, I'll.
Grafton the question Of Il severance he.
tween the mother county an th' Can
adlan POSSESSIONS The couc.u,lou
arrived at Is, that England wou'd be
no actuai loser, W,ru the CanadJS to
carry their threats Of separation into
effect.
The result of Il careful examination
e the Canodl1u coaucN, Nu. IN AL H.
aspects, is, that 50 far from England
beng sufferer from the I,unlcAuou
OF their alicaicucc 10 thcSrlrh croWn
Oh the part Of the Canadians. She would
be actual gamer. Il is Il We, a>C"r.
tanned fact, that the expenses of IT,"
conncxlou have more than counters
balanced It's advantages The MAN
tlinancc of that pnItol our colnnta' pa.
session subjects us To yearly On; cu>e
of more than E-OO.OOJ IN hand cash.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17
FRANCE.

Louis Napoleon commanded an I'M
mediate investigation by The Minister
Of Commerce into the question Of the
custom tariffs to ascertain Whether IT
would not be proper to reduce the
enormous duties upon all articles Of
food from abroad, so as to promote l|ic
welfare Of the poor and also 10 cncour-
age the manufactures by II reduction
OF The duties Oh law materials. II Is
Il gIaring fact that articles Of food IN
ported into France from foreign corln-
tries cost 30 per cent more than ~
England Some Slight disturbances
has taken place at Ccrcl, bu, the an
'horltIcs and the troops soon re cstab-
llShcd order.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17
Books for the People.
Coperth1rdiFs publication Of School and
other books.

UtNcT UOUhS.
Our attention has recently been called to
s,rics Of most valuable books issued
fom lhi, extensive publishing house in
Philad,Iptia-and we have never before
been so particular y struck with the won
deriu facilities which the presen, rising
generation possess, OVER those who prcccl-
ed them. in the acquir men, of knowlcdgc;
not that smattering Of knowledge which
has been too common for the past fw years
but ,ta, we'll grounded knowlelee that
goes 10 make Of boys and girls full length
likcncsses- or as we believe the Rev. Mr..
Nagoon expresses it, "fuIl proportional
m.n and women. We shall not make full
cnnmcrnion Of tie books to wEich we
now oludc a the pr, sent 'me--though we
cnnno! refrain from directing public at'en-
ton to tic Series Of Sch ool Books. d sign.
ID { public aud district sch ~ w. D.
SwAS, Principal Of tie Mayhem School.
r. s'on.-'o Crcea's analysis, -Jarr;,
Physiology, Frost's History Of the U S.
--GHys Elements of astronomy and H.
Jridgment Of KeHh's ncw Trcoti,e on the
Globe, and NhehelrS most excellent (new)
Intermediate Geography and Atlas,
These work. arr all d cilrdly popular
as hey shonId be having rcceiv d the ap.
probation Of the bcs, teachers throughou
the country,-and are all introduced in he
public schools Of Boston, New York. PHI.
aleph,a, Pittsburgh, Cincihna,i and in
many other Of Tie larger cities and towns
Ihrlnghou' the un.on as standard works,
Surernlendents aud Committees Of com.
mon stbools-Irincrals and Professors Of
gh schools, and II others in,ereseI are
f'41's'ed to examine these and many others
Of tie new publications now issuing from
til" 'n''rYr'ing establ.hmen, above rancd
Alto behad on application to Spencer
Al 'he Rutland Co. Bookstore.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17
From the Sandwich Islands.

Dates from the Sandwich Is nuds to
Nov. 7, have been received by the
Cherokee. Our flies Of the Polyncsah
are FIJI and from that journal we learn
that the bark Auckland, Of Boston, az
rived at Honolulu from kauskatka On
the I'd Of Nov. The sloop of war St.
Mary and the L, S. propeller Massa-
chusct's were daily expected at Homo
Lulu from San Francisco; the latter
bringing the mail.
There were about 100 sal Of Amer
Ican WhaIerS IN the port Of Honolulu,
all Of which had done remarkably well.
The Pclyncsinn states tina, among
many French whaling captains in port
at Honolulu, but one fecllng-and that
Of decided disapprobatlon exists in
regard 10 the recent do!ngs Of tie con
sui Of France at the Sandwich Islands.
The L. S. Ship Of the line Ohio, G..
IS. StrlbIln9, esq, commander arrived
at llllo on the III Oct, in 23 days
from San Francisco.
Her destination was Valparaiso and
the nlicd States, bat on account o. the
scufvy having broken out among the
crew, she put away for these islands
to recruit.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17
THE HERALD.
Thursday Evening, Jan. IL.
Gen. Cass Oh Austria.

The course pursued by Senator Gas.
on The diplomatic relations between
this country ard Austria has added -
# such thing can be--an additional
length to the ears of the asses head. -
Who before has ever gone 50 far in
dlplomacy-o or who so far lost sight Of
the true position and the general utter
cs,s Of nations as this reGoubtable
statesman? Who before has ever
though, Of throwing the CORRECTNESS
Of course Of the morality Of nations
into the scale, when Judging as to the
exrcdcucy Of holding with them the
natural intercourse Of business aud
trade! As soon should we think Of a
merchant cnquring into the religious
and moral character Of good paying
customer-as for one nation to adopt
the rule proposed by Mr. Cass in the
present instance.
The reply Of Mr.. Clay to the argyll
ments Of Mr Cass on this subject are so
conclusive, and withal, so rich and ra-
cy,-we shall give it in our next
We have seen nothing Of late which
brings back to us the recolcctions OF
the bright and vivid fancy and the
b'loyancy Of this the oldest and nobleSl
MRnmnu" lefi amonn TIC
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-17

y essay GOA choice lo7 10 ne
/ - iu.i'Wing So'uh'rn Democrat, "
I'll :or VIZ, Cnnl bel Mc.sr., Co'cock +,
~, ilnlLa.d McQlcen, Woodward O..
Y II d., aud Wal,cc--S
FIR NJ, Fo'tc-- Nlcssrs. Allen mi
Iloncc Nann-2
~ M".'r' Bingham. Boo,h, putl~
liar IN, Julian. Pcrsion King, Tuck W
mo, a / Il o,--9
FIR Pom c-- Mr. Gid,lu gs.
he talrncc of The vote vas divided b,
lw ca Mcssrs C,mpbell aud Fotn.y, ),
siic' party lines
Ir'N,"u. 10 the 10Th ballet being A.
n'unred It vas thought tia, Mr. { mphu
VAS elected as SOM half drz'n dtmrcrs,
bad ,o''d FIR him. Much ami /. wat
Manifested 10 bear the vo'c a motion "a.
MIN iA'clv to udjourn, bat i, hl.d.
The excitement increased. after the roll
was ag,in called.
About eigh, democrats voted for NJ
Campbell for the pnrposc of ending tie
cont st. II "as understood that ouly lwo
vo'' were n necessary to clcct hm. -
Several Of thc m mbrrs were .Lu>y dun.
mug nN The require! number.
Mr. ENnt, Dem of Tennessee, ga d he
had hHhrr'o vo'ei for Mr. Fornev aud no
Noui nov change his vote for Campbell
Voices One more vote is required
Mr. CroNsl Gee soi) Of Olip--I wi,
chance my vote and 90 for Campbell
Gu 5 Of good lha, elects him.