New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06

ARRIVAL OF MEMBERS OF TIE LEGISLATURE
Since our last have heard of the arriv al of the
following Members of the Legislature: Mr. Glea-
son, of Delaware; Mr.. Lawyer, Of Schoharie
Messrs Townsend, Macomber and Thompson, OF
New York Mr.. Fitzhugh ofMonroe; Mr.. Stevens,
OF Onondaga Mr.. MINER, of Chemung Messrs.
Harris and Ingerso Of Chenango; Messrs Car.
rington, Miles and Highly, Of Steuben; Mr. Ely, Of
Tioga Messrs. Severance and Atwood Of Erie
Mr. Colvin, of Cayuga Mr.. Teller of Duchess;
Mr. Briggs of Westchester; Mr. Yeomans,
ofWayne Messrs. Stilwell and Horton, of st.
Lawrence. Also, Messrs Stanton, Cook and
Johnson, Of the Senate. 1t. Gov. Church arrived
yesterday. Albany Evening Journal.
COURT OF APPEALs-Janu0ry a. 185l.-Pres.
ent, ell the Judges. No. g. Dennis, respondent,
against Underbill, adm'x. &c. and another, appel
lants. Argued. Timothy jenkins for appellants;
David Wright for respondent No. IL. Called and
passed. No. -. Herdman, respondent, against
Nixon and another, appellants. Argued. Sam
uel Beardsley for appellants N. Hill, Jr. for re.
spondents Judgment reversed and new trial
granted. Costs to abide the event. No. -. Call.
ed and passed. No IA. The argument of this
cause commenced, but was suspended to enable
the appellant to correct the cases. No Is. Smith,
appellant, 0Rt Lynes and others, respondents
Judgment affirmed by default. No. 10. Reserved.
enlargement commenced. II. H. BurlOck for
appellant; N. Hill Jr. for respondent.
Alb. Eve. Jour. 4th.
ScoTr AEETING.-A large and enthusiastic
meeting of the friends of General Winfield Scott
assembled at Harrisburg, Pa. on Saturday last,
and organized by The appointment Of Captain P.
Rutherford as President. Major Saunders opened
the meeting with very eloquent address, in
which be forcibly urged the nomination of Gen.
Scott as a candidate for tbs Presidency.
~ The Union Democrat is TO be the name
Of the new Democratic paper about to be estab-
lished at Manchester n. H. by the old bunker
tionism of Mr.. GOodale, proprietor of the Man
chester Democrat. fund of $4,000 has been
pledged TO the establishment Of the new paper,
and it is stated that A. G. Allen, ESQ. is to be
editor.
NEW BOARD OF CANAL COMMissIOSERs.-The
new Board held its FIRST meeting yesterday
Charles Cook, Esq. was appointed President of
the Board and John c. Mather, ESQ Secretary.
The Eastern Division Of the Canal was assigned
to Mr. Mather, the Western to Mr. Follett, and
the center 10 Mr. Cook. VIM. 5. Bryan was APP
pointed Clerk to the Commissioner on the West,
ern Division, at a salary OF 500 per month, and
George Cole Clerk to the Commissioner on the
Eastern section, az the same salary, and also
Clerk to the Board, with an additional salary Of
$50 per snnum. Albany Knickerbocker, Sd.
~ CHARLES p HUSTIsGToS declines being
the Free Soil candidate for Congress in the Sixth
District Of Massachusetts,. His letter Is publish.
ed in the northampton Courier. He fully recog-
nizes the obligations Of the free States deliver
up fDgItives, under the Constitution, but de-
nounces the late act OF Congress in strong terms,
Ey 4. HART HYATT, Esq has resumed the
editorial chair OF the Rochester Daily Advertiser,
after an absence Of nearly nine years. The paper
is now published by Hyatt, Curtis Co.