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ruuDSON RIVER RAILROAD
III CE..n xop4 In AIRANY md TROY WINTER

NEWBORN 20 Al,sAEY and TROY T Trs,ss
srssnsss On WGp fs1 !, eoon Dsc 'A' ~
sl uriy mAYo,s. gong NORA. rom the Office near
W., I ssss f1as ;sS 9 pssn a; ana a
y ovpirg al Peekskill and al stations n,rih OF that
sps Esps.. F. s'i and s
ran for Albany and Try A. NJ EIP'ss ed IAN ;apa aCI
ssd JrC .sp Sns fS 81 WIKI Vest.
- and Nofihern Trains AZ Il Pm. 10 rougn.eepsae
ger ,Tas O ioDsns w ava
M.,spM' NAL Trans for Albany and Troy s.op2iag al
i.tl and all stations Nort OF ,hat place on signal
Poue espse for Albany and Troy a. u A. M fof
ei and stolpng a, way so,,b a. -
Lev Nal Train Tor NswYors. stopping a, all way .ta-
-. where there mails 70 be received aho :,
aSsd,el Csasaeks Hudson, oakh r.yol, RhInsoscs
40 Pars PoeghkeePsie New nsn9aIgn' nesa%an
CO s T.y r ,d YoSke Sns ~ Freight and Pas
s>pses Tram for Poughkeepue stopyg e. al o q,
A. ~ stavv.ssnf Coxsecke, H1dson, iiyoiI Pongh
tsso.je New HanbWsh, FsksI Cola svfs a, o.
sing sing Isnyt0yn II pg gsp from The wes Night Maj
IRAN Tor Ne~-Yok stoppng only 70 deliver
At wsy stations Al u A. NJ. for freight aud passen-
sers stopglns at way r'aons =, 6, y s,o,,ing =,
- statioas At Il Pm. stopping at way statiohs
psssnrers will Tickets Defsrs sntsnhgthe Cars.
Fsw.Ysrk, Dec s. 1851. Id'l VIC. YOUNG. Prest
EOR SHREWS BURY. LONG
IN nRAisCH, OCEAN 80UsE, Port EASHlEG-
xoN MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCKS MIDDLE
e0WN H1GHL AND DOCKS. snd RED BANK. High
~ Dock and Ocean House when practicable. The
- ana splsndd steamboat THOMAS HUNT. Capt. A. ".
psrssrty will leave Eewavsn Pier. west side Psok alp
~, River daily. az follows.
LEAVE NEW YORK LEAVE SHREWSBURY:
rrssday Dec. 2, 20 AN. Monday, Dec. !, II a VI.
rrsSrstday 3,ll} - Tuesday. 2, PM.
hs,sdsv T. | PM. Wednesday, 3.
tt..a,Ssy s, Friday, - ), u -
srsS.Tsy Q. AN. Monday, 8, A VI.
11v.sssy H. 81 "Wednesday, - 10, -
ppsS.r H. - Thursday, - H. 10 -
s.-3ss, 49, 10 Friday - 10, iO4 -
srS.. ls 10 Monday. Is. 10 -
rns,1-ss.,liav H. If TUESDAY. - l6, II p NJ
e,asss viii he "a readiness TO convey passengers 20 all
rarts 81 " country. al i'm
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nFPARTMENT of REPAIRS and

nEPARTMENT of REPAIKS Sd and
SIJPPIIES-December6 6. ls5l.-TO BUILDEHs-
sailed pronos ais will be received at the Office OF the So
missioner Of Repairs and Supplies Nc New S a i;ns
they WI be PUBLICLY opened for the erection q Bull
INC Thirty THIRD STREET between sn .ns xx yls
Pchce D,riet Builders will estimate for he mason ana
carpenter separately plan and 81 s,s ne
BuSlne required and all information IN regard
car be had at the Office Of the Superintendent Of
te Pubic Buildings No 10 Elizabeth g. BANK
can he had Al either Office n B-The Commissioner
serves the night Of re ecag all any OF the
deemed fox the interest of the Corporation 1909
e''''" 49, WILLIAM ADAMS,
es Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
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T. DELAFIELD SMITH, }
GEORGE = CLARK, Commissioners.
FREDERICK l.. NULrE,
HENRY s. pANlES. Attorney and COUNSEL ~ US

SUPREME COURT.--In the matter Of
~ the application OF the Msyor, Aide mou and Common
sy of the City of New York Teistve "a the OPENING
OF FIFTY NINTH ST from 5th - Broad way. IN the
CITY OF New-York The undersigned. Commissioners OF
HCoate and Assessment in the above entitled matter
hereby give notice. that the costs. charges and dsourse
nuted matter win he taxed by Hon. John W Edmouds
the Justices Of the Supreme Cost IN case OF his
erce by Of the ether Justices OF said Court az the
tup,tme Court Chambers in the City Hall Of the City Of
ksw-Yori on Wednesday. the 2h day of December 1851
uso'clock the oseaosn Dated. New-fork, December
bls5l AARON BURR,
JAMES DEWEY
HyNRY II. DAVIES Attorney. d0 t2ath
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THE PEOPE of the STATE of NEW

n YORK. By the grace Of God free aud independent;
~ ~ ~ psIsens Interested the Estate Of WILLIAM H.
.tAND. late Of The City of New-York. deceased. AS
,s,ss tgases, neat OF KIN OF etherwSe-send greet
10Y ana each Of yau hereby cited and required
etAy 70 be and appear before our Surrogate Of the
WAY 81 New Y0ik at his Office in the CITY Of New
on the ninth day of March next. at eleven o'clock ~
OF that day then and there 20 attend the heal
s,nent OF the accoun, OF proceedings Of William n
e'ssd !r, and George Ireland Jr Executors OF the
Il. = VII aud testament OF sand deceased.
""hess whereof have caused the seal OF Office III
m tnd Surrogate TO be hereGnto affixed. Witness,
- ~ A'erander W. Bradfcrd, Surrogate Of cur sad
d.. Seaety, at the City Of New-Yors. the 81 day OF
ls,Seei IN the year Of Lord thousand eight
S~ mo aas hfty one. A ". BRADFORD,
-Sew Surrogate.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate Of the County OF New-Yor poee Is esIsy
riyen 10 All psrson having claims againS; ANN WlMbS,
late Of the CITY Of NewYork. widow. deceased TO pre-
sen, the sane with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber
AZ his Office No 1888 Bowery, the City OF New YORK. "a
or before the seventh day OF April neNt-DAed New
the third DAY of October, 1851 ,..
law6mS HUGH NELL ADMINISTRATOR
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
II rogate q the County Of New York, nosce u heIeo
gwen all persons having claims galnt MANY ChOoI
WAITE, late Of the City Of New York widow deceasea'
present the with vouchers thereof t6fhe SUBSCRIBER
az his office. Of Bowery ard 3dst IA ne Cfy OF
New York before the twenty second day OF Apfn
pea Dated the sixteenth day Of October iSoi
oils law6nSs WILLIAM X. VAN COLT, Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
Il rogae Of the County Of New-Yo<S, notice IS hereby
given 10 all persons having CLAIMS against ALENANDth
II HARPER late Of the District Of Coluntsa. deceased ts
present the same with vouchers thereof TO the suhsbe
N h.s residence Butts Hotel Murrastree IN the City OF
New York on or before the fifth day OF January next Da
ted Ne,V-York, the 27ts day Of June, 1881. -
ie2s laweuSs CALEB S. BUTTS, Executor
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IN PURSUANCE of an ordeg of the
Surrogate Of the County Of NewYork notce is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against II RANCls
ONlEL late Of the City OF NewlOrk deceased 10 pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof 10 John c. Gotsher
ger Jr his store No 70 IN the CITY OF
New York. before the First day OF March ne2
Dated NewYork the twentysecond day OF August lSoE
JOHN G. GOTTSBERGER, Jr., Administrators,
JOHN O'NIEL, with the VIII an
an23laM6nlSats nexed.
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CousT OF COMMON PLEAS; - Dsioio
Judee Woodru-Curdoa MsT agt az &C. $3.50. ~
and HsalsA IHsurames Ce.-To recover s'''S~
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for the

IMPAIRMENT OF KEPAIhS aUu
IL SUPPLIES December g. lS5l-TO BUILDERS
Sealed proposals Will be received at the ONCE OF sae
CommissoneI Of Repairs and Supplies No NeS |'s =,
Hall. until TUESDAY December 10, a, IL O'CLOCK M q
which they viii be publicly opened for the eres,ion
eta FIRE. ALARM BELL TOWER near Jefferson MAR
k.t Estimates will be received separately for Woodes
and also for an Iron Tower plan and specification OF
THE wosk and all nfom regard thereto can oe nad
AZ the fce OF the Superintendent Of Repairs 10 Pubic
Buildngs No 10 Ehzabeth-st Blank estimates can DC
had AZ EITHER Office n B-The Commissioner reserves
The right Of re ecting I'll any the ess-es deemed
for the nteress Of the Corporation WIN ADAM
as Commissioner OF Repairs aud supplies
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CouRT CALENDAR-THis Day. COMMON
PLEAs-Part mos 1915, ,225, 1927, 1921, 1899,
l24l, 2i3, l,2i5, l24a, ,25l 1885, ls, 1908, 253,
l255. Part. lines 1880, 69i, 500, $50, so, s32,
$40, $50, Sos SIS, 9l2, 924, 934, 9ii. 9is $50.
s45 s45 SAC ls3 427 4i4, ST. siS $50 s52 4i9 42.
SUPERIOR -I0nday--Nos. 10, IS, IS, So,
81 co. l05 1885, l66, 49, l9s 99 203 goo, 2Os 2l 2l3,
PA, 2l5, 2l6, 27, 2ls 29 900, 22l 22 22, DOS, 229
$50, l6 20, As, 65, H. Isl, Isl, 81 23l 232, 1884, 49,
236.
SUPREME CoURr-General Term Hoaday.-Nos.
95, &c, 2s, 80 TO Al.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-05

By Altumia and Lancaster;
To Washington by p next day; 75 miles;
And back between m Friday and p
AIS From County scat Of Boone county at a IN
once week, Thursday;
BY Adele;
To wintersett by ~ III next day, 55 miles;
And back between | p m Friday and p m
next day.
47I9 From Centreville at once week, Mon
day; a
To intersect route from Fort Des Mones TO
Council Bluff by 6.p IN next Wednesday,
100 miles;
And back between q n IN Thursday and u
next Saturday.
4I20 From Dubuque at o a m once week, FRI
day;
To Niakoqueta by m, 81 miles;
And back between a III and III next
472l From Dubuque at 6 once week, Tuos-
day;
By Fair Play, Wisconsin, aud New Dggins;
To White Oak Springs by m, % Iniies;
And back between a IN and 6 . M next day.
4I22 From Dubuque at Ga IN once week, Monday;
BY Iowa City and Fairfield;
To Keoltuk by 8 pm next Saturday, 2l5 miles,
And back between 8 a m Monday and p m
next Saturday
Querc Whether necessary
1923 From Ead's Grove ut once week;
TO Louisville by miles;
And back between
l,idders will s,ecify a schedule and name the
distance.
aga From Eddyvile at 9 a M once week, Mon
day;
vile, Charleton Point, Pisgah, Nashac Cot
tony Silver Creek, and Kancsville;
To Council Point by p m next Saturday, 200
miles;
And back between 6a m Monday and p IN
next Saturday.
Proposals for service once in two weeks will
be considered.
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CELEBRATION OF THE EIGHTH OF
JANUARY AT CINCINNATI.

Tho following among otherexcellent ioasls
were given at the 9th Of January Supper in
Concinnati, presided over by Mr.. FARKEN, Of
The Enquirer:
l. Jnckson's two days OF glory--the 8th
of January, 1915, and the 4,h OF July, 1882
On the fret he saved his country from for-
eign foe: on the latter he rescued his coun'
trymen from "The ronster."
g.. Tho Holy Alliance of Kings and EN-
perors-It should bo met by the holier alliance
Of the people.
I. Paper Money Banking-It will ultima
,ly find its grave in California'a golden sand
Q. Jefferson, and the present Democratic
2arty-The Seed, the Sprout and the Tree
Development is quality Of everything tru'
and valuable. May the Democracy never SCI
the day when Progress shall cease to be it
chic fest characteristic.
IL. The Constitutional Convention-Th,
eyes Of the people of Ohio are upon them. LIE
them not forget that progress called then
together to meet the demands of reform, ant
that the light Of the Past is only valuable Il
.hem when Il points cut the dangers tha
may threaten in the future.
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Matters and Things at Columbus.
CoLuMnUs, Jan. IL. 1851.

OOLUmbUu, Jan. Als, AooA.
I arrived hero on Wednesday after
noon last. On NY arrival | learned that
the Democratic caucus selection for Sen.
sscrs, for the long and short term bad
been made. H. B. PAYNE, of Cuyaho-
"a county, had been chosen the demo-
cratic nominee for tho long term, and
SAmusL MEDARY, Of this city, for the
shor, term. 1t is uncertain when the
elections will take place, ifthey take
place at oil; the Wings being opposed to
going into an election, supported in the
0ena.e, by one Democratic Senator, Bar
nabas Burns, Of the Richland dislyict.---
Mr.. B. 10 one Of the most radical and
reliable Democrats 10 the Senate, and
"a cannot believe that he means 10 per.
sist in thus backing up tho Wing party.
II has been whispered, we think with.
out due consideration, that the foolish
! political bigoiry, which has caused certain
polisieisrs 70 dsnopace through their OF
aans, the elevation Of J. F. Morse 10 the
speakership, notwithstanding bis SOUND
radical democratic views, merely because
hss views on slavery do not harmonis'
uith shsirs,) are seeking, With Wing aid
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u. s. SENATOR le,rn from the Ohio
Ssste,msn, that HraAx GRIswoLo, ex.presi'
dent OF the dsfunct, rotten, and broken Can
ton Bank, is the whig nominee for United
's1,ss Senator, beating Henry Stanberry, and
oiher able wings. on whose name there is no
stain Of bank fraud. But pape! money man.
ufac,ursrs lord 1t over the Wing party with
an iron rule. Gr.swo.d, our readers will
reoollect, 10 not yet elected, and, for the sake
Of political purity, We are happy to add, is
not likely TO be.
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SENATE COMBINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA, 1851.


The Senate has confirmed the follow
ing appointments:
James Calhoun. Of Georgia, Governor
Of New Mexico; Thos Nelson, Of N. T.,
Chief Justice Of the Supre mo Court Of
Oregon, vice Mr.. P. Bryant, resigned;
Abraham Fredley, ofN. Y, Winnebalo
indian Agent; Rober. G. Galton, Of Nd;
Consul at Maza,lan; VIM. H. Kelly, o.
Mass, Cosul at Tahiti and Society Is.
lands; Edward A. Saunders, of N. Y.
Consul at Buenos Ayres, vice JOSEPH.
Grahaler, removed; Edward M'Cali, Of
penna, Consul a, Lima, vice S'anhopc
resigned; John s. Gilmore. Nd, Con:ul
ot Bahil. vice VIM. r. Bliss II, resigned
Edward Ely, ofPenn. Consul at Bombay.
The friea,e ST. Lawrence is ordered
10 be ready to sail for London on the Is,
Of February. All articles for the Fair
must be at Brooklyn by the 3lst instant
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constitutional Convention.
CIYcINNAfr; Jan. 10, 1851.

d
Friend Mackensie:-On Tuesday, in
the Constitutional Convention, thsre was
quite an exciting. time. The amendment
offered by Vance had proviso to the
effect tla. properly of repealed corpora
lion should be paid for in the same man.
ner as II is proposed to pay for private
property taken.for public use in this con-
stitu,ion. This i, was refused TO strike
out by vote Of SO TO 49, One member
who voted unjcrsa Misrepresentation,
moved reconsideration, on this came
up a warm discussion, the Wings spoke
against time, until they could telegraph
to their friends. On Tuesday, the recon-
sideraton carried, by so 10 40. After
dinner Judge Hitchcock and Swan re-
turned, so that on striking out they
would, II mean The sof,s and Whigs)
have beaten the, true Democracy
Our friends, therefafe, without vote, lind
Ii, recommiited 10 the standing committee.
On the 9th the executive report was
taken UP. aud on, Thursday evening was
ordered by 10 to26 to be engrossed for
lis third reading on tomorrow. The
points are; No qualifications for Governor
or Lieutenant Governor, except those o
an elector; no veto; no salaries fixed
: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secre
iary and Treasurer, 10 hold Office for two
years, and Auditor for four years, &c.
sc. This morning the report ON Pub
lie Works and Debts was taken up. TIL,
n amendment adopted in committee Of th,
: whole was agreed to, providing for sink
inn fund Of 100000 annually, and in
!. crease in compound ratio. This repoI
. is vet before the House. You see b.
Q The papers that that vote Of Humphrey
. vilio, for the repeal amendment, ha
created good deal Of feeling through
out his party in The State. The eleve
!. democrats who voted against repeal wit
n the wings, I think will have serious a,
i Ecount 10 settle with the Democracy {
10 the tState..s The aueslionin the Conser
u zion is not how lie Free Soilers will voi,
!. but how will the Cases, Archbold, KeI
\ non, and others, vote. Those papers VIII
n wish 10 kick Of the Free soiicrA ha
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better attend 10 these worthless, who be-
tray the principless Of Democracy always,
and no, break li.ei, heads against imag-
nary grievances, merely because some
old bunker friend may be unsuccessful,
Democrats should judge men according
as they supper, radical doctrines, vital TO
tho welfare of the people Of tho State,
and not 40 10 what is thought nbou:
National affairs, 'or hewho Is radical dem
ocrat really on S ate affairs, will generally
carry out his principles everywhere.
More hereafter.
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10 get up a. temporary Union Party, to
give all the State officers, to be elected
this winter. to the Wings, securing to
some Democrat, D! easy political virtue,
the U. 8. Senate for six years to'come.
II any such scheme has been formed, j
mus, be by an exceedingly small number
too few TO carry out the design, and,
when the proper time comes, We trust that
every democrat will do his duty, irrespec-
tive Of minor differences Of opinion -
Some think the Wings who are just now
crying out most Justify that they have
never bargained with the Free Soilers,
and would not on any considerations, are
getting up bargain to secure TO Reuben
Hitchcock, or some other Wing free
soiler, the post Of Senator, aud to assured
Wings the other Offices. AS for the
shor, term, Ewing is 10 be retained in
the Senate, by virtue Of a precedent, That
sets at defiance the plain language ofthe
Constitution. So.
For my own part, i do moi believe
the glvings out. anticipate that there
will be en- election Of United States
Senator al this Session, aud that this ex-
citing question to aspirants will not be
postponed till another year.
The day before yesterday l was in The
Senate Chamber, listening 10 the goihgs
| on, when bill was up 10 build over one
of the State canals at Cincinnati, SO al
not 10 prevent the passage Of boats
through it. MYERS ably opposed it Al
Injurious 10 the Interests o: the State, ant
as q dangerous precedent in favor Of lndi
yiduals, to the public disadvantage.
was much surprized to see VINAL get VI
in reply. and charge that Senator. MYERS
opposition sprung from personal hostill'.
| 10 the citizens Of Cincinnati, and no
\ from proper or fit considerations. MyER
disclaimed the gross imputation, whic
was reiterated by vrSAL without censur
or any apparent feeling upon the part {
Senators, or any call TO oder by Mr. Coz
verse, the Speaker; nor does it appear
Se felt that such manners and aspersoT
: are decidedly vulgar and degrading to 't
} body in which they are c'irrently Pc
mitted.
i Ihave repeatedly since been in III
Senate, and this circumstance Of person
ali,ies being INDUCED ir, is by no mean
solitary. 1t is true that these imPut'
l,ions are usually couched in, very we
q turned, set terms, but irnputations of ia
proper motives and considerations, guii
ling the action of Senator'S, are not IL
, less an offence against propriety, becau
/. the language in which they are convey'
;s tie far ht ct removed from that fami
ally known as Billingsgate.
| did not wait for the completion
the discussion. 1t was. not, OF intere
h to our section Of the State, aud felt
i personal interest in the result.
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~. -, 49,
fca'uIes. uu'' ~ :. a.. -. =, h.,.
undei VIII y ana ~ 49,. 49,. ,s,h. n.
say shehsAsH.tnaN w. ~ .".' -"
moeras can hs'p ~ s''s "'AS- - AS-' - w. -
'aw., "a ~,
Mr.. BrANs. or hiehspo' mo'so 70 s',AS SV.
section tha' 'he espna' " sAsAs' y, ,,-.,
be sso.oue; wh'ch "'' ,,,s,.
paid In before eommsn''nt sutn.'. sa.'.
smendmsns' whNn suuue'''v.u -. e 49,
the bni'tior II eaHNu' enoash "ns' va. w -" -,
democrats ass'nn"' 20 ae'ea' WI "Ass-'VsA''s "
energy ey ne demoeIauc sena'V'"
Mr.. rArSs' the Democra"e hohHhse "i ."e
'e"e'.' -. -.r.-.. :. 49,. ~. ,.,.onsd
sueec' OF 'h's klnc pel'esuy a'po" ..s-s :,
close 70 the sunlee'' anu 'os'eany u....
po"uons' W. asleeaoy a..sppo'A H.,
ncf' .housht naa .o'u. n,.s h.
p'eau a'n'' e''.e@"a -, 'N, -. ,.,.
eoh'esseay ''Anus. -" 80 49, s..,,..,.,o,v
%" ,,-,,..,,,.h.1 ,h.,, ,yh.n hs
e"a'se ",. ~. M. ,hor,h ,.h mi.
em"ss'eu D''No Wv ~ ..r..-... 4. nj,
! fancied could as'ec' Aiha " "'"o"ue', - a
'ones' which was unpleasant th"'pe'"ap' ."ae
alton Of mine, wassfenstnehea ~ 'ne ."e' y, S'"s
unable 70 diHinguish 'he pay u nv ey''' "'A "''
concealed penind very heavy spee"eis'
hr' HeA-A' 'ep"ee' .ne us s'-.,.
Demoera's' ara Ieho 'he .sh y w
lutions' 70 prove 'ha' .ney 'euu NV w ~, - 80
Free BANKERS or inaeea oanheso'a'y ,on
the force OF wmeh wnfulV P'epaiea ".M
1e 'hougn' 'he'r ameha'nen' :. ,ns ~. !,
msn'ary 'ae''cs 81 une mino'v " u,. ~. % y. =,
presume ne was IN 'n's eoIree' asa'"' ."o.s As
bill isto become sw. any sena'or aoe' ". n' .sso
Lutte duty IN making u JuuBmoht S"SNS
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FROM NEW YORK.
New YonK, Jan. IA, 1851

NEW YORK, Jan. IL, 1901
About O'Clock to-day, six new bull
dings, the mason work Of which hos Just
been completed, on 2lst street, fell with
terrific crash. The workmen had just
returned from their dinners, and 80 or
40 Of them we're buried beneath the ruins.
Up,to 4 o'clock four dead bodies had
been recovered from the ruins, and six
severely injured. 1t is supposed from
Is 10 90 have been killed.
The appearance Of tho mortar used,
caused grea, excitement. II is said to
be almost all sand and very little lime in
it. We understand The name OF the
builder is Spencer.
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-. CoLuMhUB, Jan. IL 1901
Legislative Matters. r

y.isrrna IN THE FEM TxHTiAaY.
M SATURDAY. morning last two petitions were pre-.
.,nt.d in Ysation to foolish provision, proposed by
Mr. f.wrfwcx. Of Logan, In the Senate, in School
MN of bis With the design that eonvicts in the Peni
tentIary should bs made printers Of State School
pook. for pratuI,ous distribution. One of the petl
tim. ,sted that LAWYERS might be taught in the Peni
,.n,,.rv tha other remons ated against conductors
of the Press being made from abandoned criminals.
rso ,n,rod,.,;on a, both created some feeling Wal.
AZ Montgomery made some veryoifensive charges,
h.s.,. entered the Senate chamb about printers
"a witch Buns,. Of R,ch,aud, MrEss. OF Lucas,
r,ov,,or. Of Delaware, and others, replied. after
which WAsxxx hacked out very decidedly from what
=. h.d ,,..red about primers being robbers Of the
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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-24
FROM WASHINGTON.
- WASHINGTON Jan, Is, 1851.

The Government, agents have recently
effected treaties with the Texian Indians,
BY which the Indians promise the restl-
tuition of all stolen property, and all Inc
prisoners in their possession. Come
tribes we're not represented in the Coun'
cls, particularly the Camanches, but
the agents report strong hopes OF shortly
inducing them TO enter into similar con-
di,ions and more faithful compliance 10
future.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-24
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON. Friday, Jan. 20.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan. TO.
, CoRNELrous CALL Of Pensy lvania has been
appointed Assistant Clerk in the Heuse OF
Representatives in place OF Cove (deceused.)
The trial Of Camper for murder has been
fixed for the l6:h inst. in the Criminal Court.
A FIRE was discovered yesterday evening
in a room in the General Land Office, after
the clerks had retired. 1t was the result Of
accident, and was extinguished by the watch
man without sny serious damage.