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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-14
BY UTIiORTTY .

By the President IF The GATED Naits.
IN passaanee ofIsw, ., WILLARD FILL
MORE, presidert sf the Unsses s-ssss "
americs. do hereby s-risr. asa nats ka~wS-
s7sthat pabie sales will be h-i At Tho prdsrmsn-
toned Land Offices In the state Of IOWA. ut the
periods hereinafter designated To wit:
Al the Land ONCE at IOWA CITY, commencing
on Monday the hrst day Of September rexf, for tho
disposal of the public lands situated IN the follow
Ing named townships wiz.
North nf the baxr fine sHd Of the ffA grfAr F@f
merfdrmn.
Township seventy nine, &C range twenty nine
Townships seventy nine and eighty, a FanSg
thirty.
Townships seventy -niae and eishtyr Ut range
thirty one
OF range thlrf, -twr.
Township -Ishty-oHe, rr rar-r fhtrty three
Al TIE Land ultce at FAIRFIELD, commencing
on NHiay ne hftreHth Lay nf September Hr~f- fr-
The disposal OF the public Lands within the under
mentioned townships, to WITT aa4. "
North Of tho base iHt ard hesf Of fhc ss PFFH-aEt
naeFlGEaR-
Township seventy, Of range thitty.
Township seventy. ct range thtIty -twos
Township seventy, of range Thirty thEtt. 4
At the Lani Office al DUBTlrE- ON Monday tAt
eighteenth aay of August ncNt. Tor thc Disposal
Of the following tracts, to wit:
Snili island in sections serenfseH and s5ghfe~r-
III township sighty-two NORTH, ~ range osE east
and the southeast quarter OF section frrHfg ssve@-
IN township nine'y-six north, Of ran-e sIsI west
Of the fifth principal meridian
iansis appropriated by law for the use ed schools
military aus. other purposes, together with .sAsse
swamp and over flowed lands made unit thereby Eos
euttsatioa.' II any, " hif shall be selected b. the
State authorities before the days sPposaisa Tor thu
commencement Of the public sales resP-ctIyr4,
under the Act entitled an at ta enSbie she state
Of Arkansas aud othef States 10 cIara the ans
lands within their liats,s approved September
.sth 1850 r-H be srrfadsd from fke awEer. aud ra
locations fur land bountiss heretofore granted -
any law Of Congress. for military ices rsnieT
ed to the United States. sill bT psTmHstsE Sa RIA
a5ors He4floaea fGHss, rs provided hy she at eAi
led. - An act making appropriations for the cEtn
AMI diplomatic expenses Of Government Ae--1P-
proved 5d March, Is5I-
The Offering OF the lands will te cnmmrnrrS on
the days appointed. and proceed In the orarF Nv
which they advertised with all convenient Sfs-
patch uni. The whole shall have heed uEfrrrt, and
the sales Thus ClNse brit sole shall h~ krrt rF~m
longer tht- two weeks, and private entry rf spv
oi the lands wall be admitted until the rxFIrafTra
of the t-n weeks.
Given under try HAND NJ Tire City of Washington.
this sixth day ct May, Anrn nunsIEf One Ehua-
sand eight hundred ami hsty-ohr-
MILLARE FILLMORE
ne rr~ lent.
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GRO, FRIEs. AZ

GROCERIES, sc. %
10 hhds N. d. sugar; $50 bush. dried APPLES
bill: leaf pow ii do and Peaches;
30 do. ;. II. and y. o. IL bags spice and pep
molasses; per;
SO bags Rio,Hav'na and 80 foxes -rounaGin=re
Java Coffee; 10 hf bhis DO de-
IS hf chs ass'd Teas; 20 lbs. Nutrne-s-
40 cotties do do IS do CIovesT
I 400 lbs. Goldfish; 30 nsatts csssiaf
20 hf bbls No. and ~ fGhS's ground mustard
mackeTeE 10 do pepper sauce,
90 or do Mol mackeTelf 20 lo tuba CARS;
IS boxes Herring; ~ do bar soap,
30 do RJisEnsi = DC tarnEatea 10
30 do chewing To- u coils Manila cert
haecoi ace
sgross smoking 10 20 dor led CorGs,
d IA boxes pure starch 100 d1 corn hrrrH4x-
scasks do safcratus; " Ito rinr wash boards
do Rice; So au permitted huskct
1000 Tbs. madden; 3H nests ao tmbsg
500 dn Indigo; 5000 thx CIV fhafrEr Nh
Aso--f.tue. NafnIsh, Turrrntfre Lfn$<sa DIT
Whiting, white Lead etc. rtrr- fer sale rv
Burlington, May. 1881 corr, PARSONS a. a.
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Legal Notice.

UICS0u lNOttCCs
THE STATE OF IoWA,l
InDEs MONIES COUNTY.
District Court said County. To October Term,
A. d. 1851,
David Roberts,
John b. Roberts,
THE said Defendant will take notice. That on
the nth day Of APRIL d. 1881, there issued out
Of the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court of
saia County, an Attachment against your lands and
tcnements, goods and chattels, rights and credits,
moneys and effects.
Now unless You the said Defendant appear at said
Term of said Court, and plead to said action, judg
ment will be rendered against you by default.
OLIVER c. WIGHTMAN,
Clerk of said Court.
NJ. ID. BROWSING Tn .cy, Pl'hs Attorneys.
LEGAL NOTICE.
To joseph STEWART:
Sir, you are notified that there Is NOW on file in
the office Of the clerk Of the District Court Of Des
Moines county Iowa, petition OF u. M0schy Ew-
ing claiming Of you the sum Of $50 ~ as due on
promtssory note and that an attac nj has been
issued in said suit against your property and lev
led the W. hf T.. hi and +. hf w. hf N. T.. or
sec. II, I. ~ ". OF Rlnge l.. W. And also part
s. W. Or and part w. hi N. h. Or sec.2, r. IL Of
r. +. W.. in Des Moines county; and unless you
appear amt answer said petition on or before the
end day Of the next term Of the District Court for
said county TO he holden in Burlington on the 4th
Monday OF October next, judgment will he rem.
dered against you in said suit and said land sold
to pay the amount found due.
&C. WIGHrMAN, Clerk D. {.
N
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LlfMRER.

UEN.
lust RECEIVED 1000 Il pine lumber, among
j which will be found lOO, 900 Of flooring Of tae
very best quality: 900 ofpne weather boarding,
half inch. 100000 pine laths, from 1925 TO $s.75
per 900; 400 900 shingles all for sale at the very
lowest prices. All those wishing to buy lumber
p,ease give us call. by calling at the stone cf j. s.
KimbalI & Co. you will find hand always ready II
wait on you. dune 90, 1851 KtMBALL Co
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For Shokoqn0n Regularly bnFIn- High w atrF-
THE Sfran Ferry Beat. a.FLT%T
AN-k HILLS will make regular ,trfE.
- , .wrre day. CONNIE Erfag thi1 EaTr
Thursday from the rity ~ HnrhngtoH tn ShckoGuoa
during the continuance cr high water. The FTaHt
Hills is OF the uIrsf rannns.fous and best
ming Ferry Boats ON The MfssrssiIFr river. Frr-
ria.e rea sonablc, and every accommodation shown
that circumstances viii permit.
apriife. 80 THOMAS FRENCH.
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COOKING STOVES.

COOKING STOVES.
rrA large assortment, OF various patterns,
90 such As Prairie State. kensurk ,an and Inv
~Sing, lei, Earess Air Tight; AIse, LefisFs
splendid double oven; best and co mmoa Premium,
&C, all of which will be sold low for esshby
June 2T.,5f PRuGH COOK
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rAINfst fAlhJsft
n BBLS. Japan: leo Tbs chrome srsrns
- 10 do LiuSscd Til. so do chrome yellow.
10 bits sp;s turpeutine. SO do Imperial green;
100 kegs pure lead; 20 DO Drop Hack,
a. do Not 10 &c de- Nsndy he brown:
10 bills whiting; sOdo Smslis, blue srsr-
do ycnitisn red; 10 reamS sand raxer
1 NJ HIS rel lead; 5 bills Glue;
500 do Le:harsr; 100 lbs punlis stone:
500 do lamp black, 100 do American ysruII
100 10 sugar lead; Geld leaf, BForgcs, yer-.
600 do y~iiow ochre; slition, GIayirr-s sia-
500 do Spanish brown; munas. sc. for sale NV
100 10 Paris Green; t5psI FEGAY
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JENNY LIMBS SONGS.
NniN PIECES Piano Music; so pieces gaite de
SVUS sets music for brass bauds. Also, mu.
sic Portfolio sandJcnny LIMBS songs, just rcceiv-
oil and for sale at ABRAHAMS'
NAV % ,51 Book store
A LIE, ALE !i--,U hbl, xx Pusbursh Ale, warranted
n to kecp through tn, SUMNER for sale by
m,ya'5l WE COOIDACGH co
uNEACHES and APPLES 100 bushels dried Ap.
pies; SO bushels dried peaches, for sale hy
may Is, '5i &c LAuMAS BRO
THEA: Imperial; Gun Powder; Young Hyson; Hy-
son aud Black Teas, for sale by the pound or
package by tmay l5) &c LAuMAN bRo
VRAPE VINE CRADLES-Surerior to any 9TH
" -r in use, for sale by tju2) LAuMAN Bro
VANDY JARS: 90 doz assorted sizes, for sale low BY
~ ap "a GAY
DEER BOTTLES: gross Beer bottles for sale
DIZZY tap24'bD Z GAY
SIUGAR: Prime N. D. and clarified Sugar, just re-
- ceivedby (myi5) JIG LAUMAE& BRo
nERFUMERY: The largest and best assorted
stock of all kinds, eyer broughtto Burlington.
Call and see at (apr 24'5n GAYS Drugstore
NIoLAssEs: Syrup and plantation Nolasses for
lNI sale by tmy l5) JG LAuMAs 4 kRo
CLOTH AND SILK GLAZED CAPS.
NEW YORK styks much worn IN the East
Y lust received by STURGIS & SON
I'VE sTUFFS: Indis, Nader. Alum, ETC.. for .as
l. IJby fmay l5,'JI J C IAUMAN & Bso
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THE ATE OF IOWA,l
DEs MONIES COUNTY,
In District Court Of said County. To October
Term. " 1as,
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VALLEJO bills. No. j, Kepsnha salt, Justre-
= ceiyed,f oi sale by tmy'oI] Corr, Parsons x TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Publication,

A letter from Hamburg says, under date Jan.
-:
at seems that the terms are more favorable to
the Scheswig -Holsteiners than they appeared at
first. The status quo ante beilum is guaranteed ;
also the possession of the fortresses. The army
is not to be disbanded, but two thirds Of it only
to be sent home on furlough, so that they may be
called in at any time; for which purpose the staff
OF the regiments the arms, &c. are left undisturbed
at their garrisons. Only rs regards the navy, the
Commissioners declared they were without in
struction. They are still here transacting bust
ness with the Danish Commissioners"
In the Stadtholderate's address to the army the
following passage has alone any significance
1.-THE Schleswig Holstein army retain the fortress
es of Rendsbnrg and Friedrichsort, with the
thereto belonging epvirons the remainder of the
army will retire behind the Eyder. The troops,
when they come into environments, will be reduced
to one third Of their present force" &c.
The retirement Of NJ. Beseler from the stadthol-
derate is announced in the following proclama.
ton
scheswig II seiners The Treaty Of Peace Of the ID
and len the duchies defend theae rights in their own
strength But after the German Confederation had re-
solved carry peace into effect with the promise OF
securing the rights Of Holsien and her ancient legitimate
duty bound order The disconlinuance OF hostes and
aced the rights OF the country under the protection
of the German Confederation The Stsdthoderate thanks
the army and navy for the glorious proofs they have given
nefs with which they have made great sacrifices. The
Government Of the country feels Itself called upon TO ac
cept new Government from the Confederation, after the
establishment of which they will lay down their authority
ton of order and law.-THE STADTHoLDEkATE OF THE
DUCHIEs OF ScHLEswIc HoLsTEIN, REvENTLow.
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Thomas Ewbank.

To the Editor Of The Tribune:
hand you for publication one of the numerous
sets of charges preferred to the Executive against
Mr. Ewbank. The publication of this long paper
is now necessary to defend nyselffrom the extra
ordinary course of Mr. E. This Gentleman, in.
stead of leaving the Executive branch OF the 60
vernment to exonerate him by some proper act
if they could or would, has seen fit TO enter the
newspaper field, to make especial personal war
upon me. The total absence in Mr.. Ewbanks de-
Tense of any evidence to disprove the ten specific
charges preferred and proven by myself and some
of these whose business and rights was encroached
upon by his unlawful acts merely in self defense,
having no other remedy open to u.s. is so manifest
that the casual reader will not fail to see It.
His statement of the nature and character OF
the case is a tissue of Misrepresentation and the
evidence on file does 80 prove it.
In regard to his denial of my statement on
page 49, am sorry to be compelled to charge the
Commissioner with fasehood, and now say that
have it in my power to sustain my own evi-
dence denied by EwbRnk, by two or three unim-
peachable witnesses. One of three witnesses is
Geo. Griscom, ESQ. of Philadelphia; one DR.. Isaac
Hartshorne, OF Providence K. l., and another
whose very high position could add nothing to
the strength of my proof l have not now time
to answer the extraordinary publication in detail.
Respectfully, HORACE H. DAY.
Nerc- York, Feb 5tk, 1851.
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London Produce Market.

MINCING-LANE, Jan. 10.
SUGAR.-The market continues to q very dull ap
pearHnce but the mness Of holders prevents material
decline vet when sales made prices are IN favor OF
the buyers $50 hhds only of West India sold 80 hhds
Of Porto Rico offered In public sale and Withdrawn al 35s
paid all the sound portion OF $50 hhds
OF Cuba, The damaged sold rather lower prices
sos to 40s Sd duty paid The refined market dull bat
sos 62s continues to be quoted for grocery Jumps, al
though sales any extent could not be made without &C
cepting lOwerprices. .
MoLAssEs.-Em India sold in public sale al lSs. g.
TO Ids. 1890 .
CoFFEE-The large public sale Of 500 bales and $50 haf
bales OF Mocha went of we'll All found buyers al the f1
prices OF last week slight advance of6ls 10 73s Cd 30
Casks and 500 bags plantation Ceyon sold steadily al q 10
IS uncer WEEKS prces but rather above the private
contract Of this week Good ordinary native Ceylon
quoted at sos SIS No transactions OF importance re-
ported.
TEA-The news Of the China market received this after
noon has lot influenced prices to-day.
DRUGs-The fOrinightly sales went of steadiT-thej
will conclude tomorrow.
COTTON continues dull No sales reported to-day.
TALLow remains steady at SIS Sd 10 S7s6d
RUM-The market continues Inactive.
SUNDRIEs-G Gum Anim sold "a l0sd 80 Us Cd Gum
Arabic sold l8G95s; Gum Myrrh sold 40 O5s Turkey
Gum Arabic sold, 64sd49 l0s Madras Cardamons sold
2s2s Sd East India RhubaTb bought in. Is 2d62s; He
patio Aoes sold as 1913; Guinea Grains, bought in 45s
Madras Turmerc bought In, les 6d6l4s; Bslsam Peru
partly sold 5sQ5s Sd Gum BENJAMIN. sold, &c 5sGtI q
Cd; Turkey Opium, bought In 90 9d0lSs; Alexandra
SIENNA partly sold Std04d Turkey Calls sold, e l5s
IS 50; Annseed OIL sold 81 Sd; Calupuia Oil, solo, ID
SD Nux VOmica bought in, IL Cd ass. In other articles
no material alteration, but markets generally have been dull
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ITALY.
Trouble Mt Rome.

The R,sorgimento, Of Turin quotes letter from
Rome of the 2sth stating that sanguinary quar-
rels constantly occur between the French and
POntifcal trooDs and that several Of the former
had but lately been killed or severely wounded
in the quarters of the Borgo and Banchi. The
correspondent adds, that the mob always side
with the Papsl soldiers on such occasions and
that in consequence of such occurrences the
French General has thought it prudent to aban-
don some secondary posts, and to concentrate his
men in the vicinity of the Castle of St. Angelo.
1t was rumored that negotiations with the King
of Naples for the purpose of obtaining Nespoli-
tan garrison at Rome had not been successful.
The chief actors in the proceedings at Rome,
in Nav, ls49 when the confessionals of the
churches were burned, have received sentence;
Ciceroacchio and Carbonsrello have been con.
demned to fifteen months of forced labor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
We remain. respectfully,
RICHARDSON BROTHERS x co.
London Money Mnrket....JAN. II

Paris Exchange sdvices Of yesterday bring particulars OF
further aud nere sting changes The Exchange on Lon
don for the third day has gone down y cent aud now
snds at f Csc short and 24f77tc al three months The
price of bar gold has for The fret time fallen 10 discount
which is u 10 2f T. mile. The premium 2o and 40f
pieces, which to + mile, has again disappeared
The premium Louis dOrs remains before. The pre-
MUM bar silver has fallen + mile Spanish pillar dol.
lars have likewise fallen c and quoted 5f53 10 80
SeveTeigns are as before
The letters from Paris this morning mention strong
impression that owing 10 the abundance Of money the
Bank OF Frar about 10 take the unusual step OF
ducing their rate of discount from T. cent to r
Persons, however, who likely 10 be well Informed as
the views OF the Directors assert that there Is no sach
intention.
The shipments Of silver TO India appear to continue
We understand that the OF the 10th will take out
a further sum of from f25O,000 TO 100000.
The settlement Of the account las taken place to-day
and the English funds have experienced further decline
Of QuaIierrer COnsOs opened at &C., and in
Quence Of large deliveries OF stock, which caused great
temporary demand for trey declined to 96 the last
price being 500 to J. For the ian OF February they closed
e6s The rates for loans In the
has recently been as low as y cent, but this morning
much as 2 given In instances, where Tho
accommodation required only for rev dHys-a rate
which merely consequence OF momentsry
circumstances since the Bank OF England still continue to
make loans stock for periods OF not less Than IA days al
5 = cent.
There was no new Feature to notice in the market for
on moderate scale and prices have experienced no ms
given by Messrs D. Bell Son Co in their circular Of this
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CHINA.
PrnHreAa Of the kebeILIOn.

The insurge nts in the Province of Canton, gained
a victory over the imperlalists during the month,
having decoyed detachment into dehe in the
hills between Tsingyuen and Yingteh, and cut the
entire body of 200 to pieces. The insurgents
seem, however to be retiring, or acting on the de-
fensve They issued proclamation OF their in
tentions when they first appeared, from which 1t
is apparent that nothing bneetcial can be expect
ed il they should succeed; 1.-THE present dynasty
are only Manchus, people of small nation, butthe
power of their troops enabled them to usurp pos
session of China, and take its revenues; from
which it is plain that any one may get money from
China if they are only powerful in warfare. There
is therefore no difference between our taking
money from the villages, and the local authorities
taking the revenues. Whoever can take keeps.
Why then are troops causeessly sent against US
1t is most unjust. The Manchus get the revenues
of the eighteen provinces China proper and ap-
point officers who Cypress the people, and why
should we, natives of China, be excluded from
levying money The universal sovereignty does
not belong to any particular individual, and dy-
nasty OF hundred generations of emperors has
not been seen. All depends therefore, on obtain
ing the possession" Lin Tsh-su has been com
missiored by his young master to proceed from his
home at Fuhchau to Kwangsi, in order to concert
measures with the authorities to repress the
troubles there and quel the insurgents
lChinese Repository Tor October
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country had had to traverse since l5f9. At that
last period the anarchists were in the field while
now the Cabinet had to combat the more fOrmlda-
bic combination OF the passions Of men, reused to
evaporation against the principle Of the existing
Government. When the Permanent Committee
circulated its more or less legitimate suspicious
and allowed them 10 alight on the First Magls'
trate of the Republic himself the country, on ite
side, entertained suspicious, and beheld behind
that phantasmagory OF an Empire and oil lmprac-
tcsble restoration other tendencies OF more dan
gerous nature. M. Lamartine then described how,
RELYING on the mendacious reports Of the most
ignoble agents, that Committee had attempted TO
discredt the President in the eyes of the country
how they had treacherously kept their process
reTbduT under seals. Loud murmurs on some
benches NJ. Lamartine tothe interruptions Al
low me TO speak, the Permanent Committee mas
spoken too long; and, when message OIL recon
Citation, which the most susceptible hepGoiicans
had accepted with confdence-(Crles NO. no,
on the Left. NJ Charras, 1T was an act OF
hypocrisy" NJ Dupin called NJ. Charras to order
N. Lamartine thought that when man placed
so high, without being obliged TO DO 80, took
new oath to the Constitution, and by violating IL,
would have against him not only the witnesses oil
the Assembly, but the voices Of history and pos
terity he was entitled 70 belief. The country, ne
maintained, suspected the Permanent commit
tee, and absolved the Executive Power the
more so as, since that pledge given by the FIesl-
dent of bis loyalty TO the Republic ana his outy
not single act Of his denoted that lmPerlallst
tendency NJ. Lamartine then branded the ex;
traordinary cruelty of the Committee who had
given credence to filthy rag OF paper, picked
out of the gutter, in the shape OF a report, de-
nouncing an imaginary plot Of the Executive
against the lives Of the President of the Assem-
bly, and Gen. Changarnier The obstinacy OF the
bureau to maintain for its protection an Individual
who had stated falsehood in the sanctuary OF
justice, was, perhaps, still stranger than their
credulity. Left speaking
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Canrf CnIendnr....fHIs DAY.

COMMON PLKAs-Part Mos. p, Ill, Isl, 2l,
81, 40, 81, SO, 63, 81, H. 70, 81, ll3, 49, lJl-
Part ll-Nos ll2, 100, $50, SIS, 2lO, PA, 2ls, 2s6'
232, 23s, $40, pa, $50, 272, 274.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos IS, 1885, loo, IA, l7e'
lO2, ls3, 1874, ls5, ls6, 1877, lss, ls9, sos, 100.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. -, So, y, "a, s., ~
30, 95, 60, 81, &c. ILL., ll2. 49, 1l4 us, us, 100
,, $50, l2 III, 122, 1884, 1876 1885, 27 l2s, 623, 49,
1870, l3l, 1872 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877, 1873.
SUPREME CoURT-General Term.-Nos 50, 80,
81, SO, 80, 81, AZ, %, a, As, 1893, ~, 4s, 40.
H. Is, 16, Il, IS.
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NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. Wednesday, Jan >.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.

r
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Petitions were presented for removal OF the
FiaId Officers of list Brigade New York State
Militia against Division of the Sd Regiment
and for the organization OF separate Regiment
therefor; for an equalization OF Tolls on hall-
roads for an amendment OF the Charter oil brig
A BiIl was introduced by Mr.. BRASDRETH TO
r,ovide for the incorporation Of Steamboat Com
Pa IT, A,torney.General transmitted report on
nresent condition of the Memorial Suits.
Tire amendment report of the Institution for the
savings of Merchants Clerks for 1850, was re-
ceived. o, u..L c..
.ods p .iIroad Company one year further TO organ
;1s nnder the general law, was debated all the
morning. Adjourned:
PETITIONS PREsENTED.
Petitions were presented Tor staying conecslon
NJ rents on Manorial Lands; tor the repeal OF ehe
Registry Law for the rePeaI OF moalncs'i ~, =.
The Fee School Law; for the passage oil the
pilot Law now pending to prohibit the SAFE Of
Intoxicating liquors as beverage A.
Mn. we're reported, incorporating tne new
VI ACADEMY Of Medicine. The New ork
delegation reported Bill prohibiting the sale Of
ERE wood by unlicensed persons IN sald OlIy'
Referred. I'll p.,.,.. O..
he
ings Institution was received.
BILLS NOTICED.
Relative 70 assessment and collections OF taxes
in the City Of New-York
incorporating Female Home Benevolent As
ISOLATION" Of the City Of New-York.
Requiring compensation for personal injury
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Amending Revised Statutes in relation ~ ~
ceny. - a.cred
Incorporating the Academy Of the sa'reo
Heart in New-York. :. the
Regulating rates Of wharfage on lighters In INC
cities of New-York and Brooklyn: -
Mr.. LESTER Of Rensselaer, ohetso r.LIaS u
joint resolutions relating to the lain ,.,Og n.
The bill amending the &C. .oo ~ y y w ~.
ns.."d IL O' committes ofthe Whole. The amend
Comns ao and exempts members from personal
Iisbiiities for losses. Adjourned.