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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-14
New-Jersey striaI lie sislature-lsrs SESSION.

SECOND DAY.
We learn from Thursdays Trenton State Ga.
-ette that the Industrial Legislature was perma-
nently organized by the appointment Of g. C.
STEWART Of Newark, Essex Co, President j..
G. Bodine of Mercer Co, VicePresident; aud
George II. Evans of Granville, Monmouth Co.,
Secretary.
The following Declaration Of Rights and Prin.
cipes was discussed and laid over for further con-
DECLARATION OF RIGHTS AND PRINCIPLES.
l. The right Of man equal and inalienable
The proper object Of government Is to protect ne
s The rights of "u'e, liberty and the pursuits
Ike light OF fe implies and includes the free and
enjoyment Of suciency Of the elements OF nature, ear
The rishs Of liberty and the pursuit Of happiness
brace the rights OF scton thought speech and ocomoOn
circumscribed only By the equal nights OF others.
IL not necessary that any right should be given up
or ercroached on. TO secure the remainder.
Z Majoues have no authority to annul or infringe on
natural rights They have authority only to choose admin
istrators Of laws made to secure them.
The simplest cheapest and paternal form Of gov
meni Is thai which secures the inaensble rights Of all
The mos complicated cosuy and iyTannieA 10 ns WHICH
gives privileges to the few ,,,
The rights OF each generation are integral and com
lee Hence no act be passed by one legislature, or
potjca generation be binding upon subsequent one
M the Government Of New-Jersey is not as effective
economical or Just might be- nasm1ch as II toeraes
oronolv OF The soil, thus enabling some 70 anass prop
erty through the forced toll Of the sndess and then FUR
iher degrading those whom II has wronged Oy MAKING
properly passport TO ONCE. -, ,. s...
xii The wses and mos. nghtfu apporionment OF the
soil of State would decide how hne would be an
pv sucient for the wants OF family, IN country, village
or city, 81 then limit the landed possession OF family
TO that maximum. .,,,-,, ,..,
nopoy is TO establish Homestead Limit 10 future indVid
ua acquisitions
~ The Public Lands Of the United States should be re-
served for lie free use Of the andess in limited portions
mi the States in which they lie, which may be formed
ont Them ADOPT Constitutions or Laws IN accordance
with the Natural Right the soil. when they should be
concitionsy CT ded 10 such States ,.,.-
ia Al Property qualifications for Office or citizenship
shou ID be Abolished and till the equal right TO the soil be
secnred Taxation should be according 70 property, and
aterward according 10 numbers n,
IS We have 10 right impose debt on posteFity fuo-
lie Works shoud be paid for as they are made
The Secretary was appointed committee TO
draw up a memorial to the State Legislature In
favor of the measures of and Reform.
j. S. Bleakley of Monmouth was appointed a
committee to draw up a memorial to Congress IN
favor of the freedom of the Public Lands.
Adjourned to meet on Thursday, at the Visiter
Buildings. 81 East State. st. where the Industrial
Legislature meets during the week.
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xxxIn CONGRESS-. Second se..iss

SENATE. WASHINGTON. Thursday, Teb.n
Numerous petitions and reports on private cases
were presented.
Mr.. BESros gave notice that he would intro
duce again the bill to pay Missouri her two per
cent. fund.
Mr.. RUsK introduced Joint resolution for ice
boats on the Potomac, to carry the mail during the
Winter
MIR. HALEs resolution OF inquiry into the exps
diency Of placing Naval Chaplains on the sane
footing, as to compensation, as Surgeons. Wa
adopted.
The Joint Resolution authorizing the Presiden
to confer the rank Of Lieutenant General by Bfe
vet, was passed. Yeas 81, Nays &c.
Mr.. NORRIS moved to postpone prior orden
and take up the bill 70 amend the Patent Laws
Mr.. BERRIES opposed the motion and urge.
that the bill regulating Fees of Marshsls, ger"
and Attorneys OF the United States be taken ~
Mr. RUsK urged the taking up OF the PosI's'
bill. =,
Mr.. Downs was in favor Of taking up u
Special Orders in their regular course.
After long debate Mr. MOTIFS motion WE"
iected AYES 81 Noes "a.
Mr.. RUsx laid on the table, to be printed, nn1n
Gus amendments intended to be offered Nv
Mr.. BERRIES moved to take up the bill rssy
latiDg fees and costs 10 be allowed Clerks Of ~
shals and Attorneys Of U. 8. Courts . II.
Various verbal amendments were made u -
debate Of the bill. ..-,,;.s
Mr. DowEs moved an amendment autoo'ns
the Departments to make allowances Oh tss is;rs
BILE comPen sation in ali cases of unadj usted O'A
for extra professional duties. Ids
This amendment is supposed 10 cover tne
Of Mr.. Durand, late Attorney for Louislsna ,sisct
After long debate the amendment was ~
ed: Ayes 10. -, cha. ghss
the Marshal ends il accessory to cal oa' Wv
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Great Ice Flood In the susauchanna The
Coal lIines Fiooded-Destrnetion Threat.

PITTsON LULEkN Co, Thursday, Feb. u.
The recent heavy rains have caused a great
food in the Susquehanna. The ice in the river
has been moved several times and piled up TO a
great hight along the banks in this vicinity Ii Is
much to be feared that great damage will be
caused by the immense quantity OF zee should
final breakup ensue at this stage Of the water
Mr.. Petts, gentleman residing on the opposite
side of the river from this place, was Obliged 70
leave his dwelling yesterday, owing to the high
water. We understand that several coal mines
in this region have filed up with back water from
the river The water is said to be three feet high.
er than ever known before. have just learned
that part of one of the new piers ct this place has
been torn down by the moving OF the ice.
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In Congress, Yesterday.

In the SENATE the joint resolution au-
thorizing the President to confer the rank
of Lieut.. General by brevet was finally
passed. The bill regulating the fees Of
Marshals, Clerks and Attorneys of the
United States was considered and amended,
but not finally acted on.
In the HOUSE the Richie printing bust
ness was recommitted, in order to find out
whether Richie did his work well and how
much he lost by it. The River and Har-
Dor bill was taken up and made the text OF
long running fire on democracy and things
in general, of which Mr.. Lane was the he
70, but nothing else was done about it.
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NEw.HAMPsHIRE-The Democratic State
Committee have issued call for State Con-
vention at Concord on the 10th inst. "wednesday
next to repudiate Rev. John Atwood their pres
emit candidate for Governor, and nominate one
who will say he approves the Fugitive Slave Law.
We presume the present Governor Samuel Dins.
moor, will be the man.
There will probably be no choice of Governor
by the People, for Mr.. Atwood will not decline,
and will be supported by the Free Sellers. We
trust this will improve the aspect OF the next
Legislature and Congressional Delegation.
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By Telegraph to the Esw.York frIbM
~ For additional Telegraphic DE-
patches, see Seventh Page.
Sentence and Confession Of a Murderer "a.
tai Accident.
Southern Magnets Tt,-ssa os cor HanSvr ard B.s,g a,

PHILADELFHIA, Thurs.ay, Feb n
George Pharaoh, convicted at Westchester. p.
of the murder of Miss Sharpless, the school teach
er, was to-day sentenced to be hung He h,,
made full confession Of bis guilt, and saws thu,
his only object in committing the murder. va,
for the purpose Of obtaining the lsdys gou
watch.
Mr. Ganatt, while crossing the Columbia Rail
road in wagon with lady, % miles from the
city, was run over by the locomotive, and 90 %.
verely injured that his life is despaired Of The
young lady had her collar bone broken. and the
horses were instantly killed.
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shipwreck and suffering a Sea.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Feb. Il
The Mobile papers received to- day report tia
the brig Erie, Of Baltimore. from New. Orleans 70,
Rio Janeiro, was lost on the Western Reef OF the
Bahamas on the I'd inst. The vessels bolton
grounded to pieces, and her deck Aoated on, to
which the crew chung and remained three days ,
heavy gale prevailing the whole time. They were
finally rescued by wrecking schooner and car.
ried into Nassau, MP.
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DICKINSON AT HoME.-The town election on
Tuesday, in Chenango, the residence OF D. 5.
Dickinson,) resulted in the choice of VIM. nj. Ely,
Supervisor, over the Dickinson nominee by ls4
majority Wing Justice of the Peace, SuPerlnten'
dent of Common Schools, 10y 1913 maj and Con
stable also chosen-being clean sweep.
The towns of Vestal and Union have also cho-
sen Wing Supervisors.
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The Illinois and Missouri Legislatures.

LOUISVILLE, Thursday, Feb Is.
The Illinois Legislature has passed liberal
charter for q railroad from lllinoistown to Win.
cennes. .
The Missouri Senate has passed Z" the Pacific,
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad Bill with
loans on the credit Of the State tor s3,0OOO0O.
The vote was 81 to 5.
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Tribune's Special Dispatches.
Kessuth and the United States Gsye,..
uent, &c.

WASHINGTON, Tharsdsy, Feb IA
Kossuth has communicated TO this Gov.
eminent an entreaty for its interfereue.
with the Turkish Government in favor Of n,
release. He also expresses his desire a
come to the United States. Mr.. Webss,
will reply favorably. The dispatches from
Kossuth were received by DR.. Taylor y
Penn.
F. Moulton of Baltimore is to be Di,.
trict Attorney for Mexico.
WOUTER Won TWILLRR
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Y The examination Of ConliIk. charged with
the murder Of ROckefellow, at Vienna, Mich. is
now progressing at Monroe. Conlisk delivered
himself up for examination Of his own accord,
thus saving to the county Of Monroe $500, which
was offered az a reward for him.
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The Incest and Murder Case at Perth Amboy.

To the Editor Of The Tribune:
PERTH AnBoY, Thursday, Feb Is.
Your correspondent of yesterday only gave you
a small account of the outrage committed by the
person named as the criminal. Suffice It to say,
that more will be known soon, which will be sut-
Yours truly. VS. RUSS.
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sinking OF the steamer Caddo.

ORLEANS "wednesday, Feb. Il
The steamer Csddo, loaded with cotton, has
been sunk in Lake Bisteneau. No lives were
lost. 1t is thought that none Of the cargo will be
aAYed
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AID TO MEDICAL scHooLs-In the Assembly
on Wednesday, Mr.. ]. L. Perry, Chairman OF the
Committee on Medical Colleges and Societies, re-
ported against appropriating $1,000 the Geneva
Medical College.
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Weather Items.

By Bans Line, % WdRH
THURSDAY. Feb. l5-7 Pm
BUFFALO CLOUDY and calm; wind NE; Their IS.
ROcHEsTER-Fine and clear Their. 40.
SYRAcUsE-Lttle cloudy; peasant wind 3. w ther ~
OGDENsBURGH-Nind south; pleasant at nooi Their ~
WATERFOWL Wind S.W; cloudy and very mild
thaws; Their S.
UTIcA-Weailer cloudy iand cold wind w Their 80
FoRT PLAINs-Cloudyi Indications Of snow wind W.
Their %.
IROY-Clear; no wind.
ALBANY-COd cloudy; wind SW.
By NorSeS Line, Office 10 WdHskI
THURSDAY Feb I0-8PM
AUBURN-A clear and fine evening, though strong win
from the southwest; ther a.
SYRAcUsE-Been a delightful clsar sunshny day; 20.
cloud 20 be seen: wind T.. ther 40.
UTIcA-Wetther fine and clear all day; beautiful
ing; lher 81 bar. 80 $50; wind Il.
ALBANY Clear; wind south Their % mercury In Der
"a bar. 80 10.
TRoY-Fine, mild and spring-hke wind s. iher. d
river clear of Ice.
WHITEHALL--Mld, still and cloudy, ther 81 spper
BUALISGroS-wind s.w. aud cloudy; ther a.
NJ y and Erie Linz, HaHOrgEI
THURSDAY, Feb. I2-8P
ELMIRA-W Weather warm ana cloudy; strong indicad0n
OF rain very muddy.
OwEGo-haye had a beautiful day; quite warn; tn
evening wind s.; Their, 36.
BISGHAMToS-Has been quite warm today Bas
cloudy this evenings wind E.; Their 81
moNTRosE-Have had tine day, with sun shining brgI
and warm; cloudy and litte cold this evening. .
hosEsDALE-Fine, sunshiny day. cloudy and little coli
this evening.
NkwBURGH-Hsd a heavy white frost last night and
froZe hard; morning bright and mild with south wind
this evening cold and slight clouds
Cold sPRrNc-Cold and cloudy, with appearance o.
stern.
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Politics In Massachusetts.

BOSTON, Thursday FEB 10
tive in place of DIR. Spence, deceased was Ste
venson, (Whig) 276i Scattering, 1863.
The Free Sellers refuse TO put up any other
candidate for Governor, though it is now gene
rally conceded that Sumner cannot be elected.
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From Hnytf.

BOsTos, Thursday FEB. Is
Accounts from Cape Haytien to the gath ult,
have been received. The country remains quiet
Coffee was scarce. A new ordinance relative to
trade with foreign countries was promulgated oa
the 22d of January.
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by the Frce.soiiers In Cen.
necticuf.
HARrrokp. ThursdaY. Feb. q

HARTFORD Thursday, Feb. lj
The Free Sellers, ia Convention, yesterday
nominated for Governor, John Boyd; for Lieut.
Governor William Field for Secretary. Joseph
White for Controller. Walter Webb; ar Treas
urer, Jesse E. Baldwin
The Committee then sd journed
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WE SAY So-That there can be no doubt
about the general excellence and purity Of the Saloon
Performauces ut BARNUMs Museum. Everybody says co.
Afternoon and evening the Museum crowded with most
respectable people, their wives and children, and their
hearty larghier may be heard for blocks all sround
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THE OFFosITION GENERAL CoMNrrTKEs.-The
Old and Young Mems General Committees met
last evening at Tammany, circumstances pre-
vented the transaction Of much business Al ad
dress and series of resolutions on the present pO-
htical condition of the country is promised for
next Thursday evening, when these Committees
are called to meet again.
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ANnrHrR ARRIyAL OLE NEw Spring

Goops HIrcHcocK 4 LEADBEATER, ST Broadway, cor.
OF Leonard s have Just purchased lot OF the handsome
Foulsrd Silks Bareges French Muslins, and De Laines
offered in this market The ladies are invited 10 call
and look at them great pains taken TO show them
whether they wish TO buy not Their general STOCK 10
full, and their prices moderate.
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or The Sword of War never achieved

half the victories that clustered round that little In
srument Of peace the Pen You that expect TO light your
way through tbs world by Its aid should learn It's Hse and
10 do so In perfection, put yourself under the tuition OF
9oLDsMTH, 289 Broadway, whose books for hall price
pupils close on the % n inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-14

~ Alright lnkstand, of double ac-
tion for filing AID dischsgng the fountain. This article
for durability simplicity cleo ILLNESS and preserving Ink
from the injury of dust and air. appears to be superior to
any invention heretofore known. They may be examined
nj b. FELT HOSFORD'S, Stationers. so Wal.st.
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WATFss NERVOUS ANTIDorE.-- FIND
IN, srv ope who has taken II and ash them fon
viii moi find that they had twenty thirty bottles
without being cured but that invariably Two or tnree oo'es
was ali required to produce robust health has
proved the Of the Nervous System reguiauhg the
health of the body. 81 q bottle lO2 Nassal-sL
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NEEpLEwoRK INsERTINss AND EDe-

IsGs-A and beautiful lot just received and offered at
IN unusually email profit; lot open work CamoIic Co
lars very hne Is per cent under usual price announcer lo
Muslin breakfast sleeves Is 50 per pair Embroidered
iSwn Hdks from 81. remarkably cheap. Also Lsce and
tda.br Under Sleeves, Wells Trimming Laces, Infants
Wsiets Roses and Caps, Collars and Cuffs &C al NEW
" ~ ~ ss 81, q .oadwav llf ST.
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HMerchants and Others vii do well to

God a. near The corner Of Fulton Ia mule OUT Of the way
but ali the better when found when they In want Of
Circulars Cards Bhesds Labels &c. as his best work
not done by Steam but mostly by his own hands, and
almost always gives satisfaction quality and price
Neat and Cheap" but not very quick, lif iteod
R Wet Blankets, Linen Damasks,
Drapery Muslns at @ NJ BoDINEs S2S Grandst, corner
OF Orchard. Superior Whlnev Blankets, slightly damaged
nj great loss Also, embroidered Drspery Muslns and
Table Damasks. at one half their value
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-14

~ Families in want OF good and pure
article OF Soap for ordinary washing purposes would ind
materially their advantage TO eau upon the suoscsoer
nut up expressly for Families Also, the Fancy Soaps for
toilet and bath use 10 small boxes and highly scented
Goods delivered Free WAGER HULLS, SON,
ISf 6ts los, ITO and ll2 Clif-st north end.
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~ kelly & FHxeusoN's Wholesale
Window Shade W. srshopse 1871 Broadway Dealers sup
Shades ""N'0S ~ III 2teod*
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Traasurv Circular.

The following Circular of Instructions has been
issued by the Treasury Department, in conse-
quence of certain decisions recently made in the
Circuit Court of the United States, for the South.
an ni.trict .,f Nav. York
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AErEoSy BLEEcKEk. Aao1OaesE
A XALUARLE EARN Ar PLEAS

AANT VALLEY, Dgtehe.s coasy Y Y, =, Aueron.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii sell at auction, on
TUESDAY, March H. 1884, s,i2 ocloct the Merchants
Exchange, In the city OF Ne~Yofk he following valuable
properly, VIZ:
County 7miles from Poughke- pss an mile frOn tho
village of Pleasant Valley formerly known DR. WAITS
Farm containing ~ 81 hfsi quality Of Land, 100
acres being under improvement, neudng an Orchard,
containing II Of choice uit he es~nco heavy un.
Der land Adjoining the north SIDE !. Afse stream AZ
furdng excellent sler power FOR mills or factories The
house the farm Is 10 good order, stories frame and
contains IL rooms The barns sheds and Oathouses are
all In good repair The arm Il We wsEsred and has ~
acres OF natural meadow To the village 81 Pleasant Va
ley there are several churches and good schools.
part Of The purchase money remain on oood ana
mortgage
For further particulars apply the Aueuoneer Broad
Of, New.York orof
III 2awL5k tsllS62l HENRY PETERS. Pleasanl Valley.
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BOARD WANTED in private fami-

lSly where there are no other bosrders. pleasant
N ROOM second story either furnished unfurnished,
sae upper part OF the city, side Reference given II
srhed Address T. II. Tribune Office. mi Sts
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcXEs. Auctionesr.
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT

u on Mainst, In the village OF FLUSHING, Long is-
land, al anclion ANTHONY J. BLEECkER viii sell At
auction TUESDAY, March II, 1851, At " O'Clock al the
Merchants Exchange the following desirable properly,
viz al Flushing L. The house and lot Of gyolnd,
the residence OF DR.. Joseph sloodgocd situated on lhe
side OF Main-st between Brioge ARD Washington
ss The house. which y feet front by AZ feet "a depth,
with wing the south end So feet front by IS fset deep,
both sofies high, snd built IN the substantial
and well calculated for large family The lot 10
81 feet inches front Msin-s by depth ofup-
ward Of 20 feet widening from the depth O about l feet
feet 10 1873 feet oFmEg garden Of about ia feet by l0
feet exclusive OF large and ample front and rear yards
which sn the stse ofculuyson, a0d stocked viii
fine fruit trees.
Plank Road will be built during The present year nom
Wismsburgh 10 within short distance ioon and Pfobs-
bly, TO the village. large portion OF the purchase money
remain on bond and mortgage For NAP. aud tutnet
particulars apply 10 the ancuOneer, 6rOsc-st, where
maps OF the shove properly can be obtained
1919 n IS mi SIS QS15
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IN INC and PLATE PRINTING Once l4l Faton e.,
n Y-Book and Magazine work, POrtrsits Maps, BILL
Heads Circulars Diplomas, Cards, Patent Medicine La
bells. Also. Yankee Card Press, &c lAlm'
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1PW-YORK TRIBUNE,

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xFE-VORK WEEK. LH ThihN ~ .
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GRAND CONCERT.-Second appear
~ ance Of the unparalleled Musical Wonder,
THE INFANT DRUMMER.
AT TRIPLER HALL, THIS EVENING,
assisted by combination Of the most eminent Vocal and
Instrumental Talent The Programme offers rare atgse-
uons OF most interesting snd exciting character. The
whole under the direction OF Mr. GEORGE LOOER
Tickets so cents; children under ~ years OF age bali
price, be obtained at the various Music Stores, Hotels
and at the Hall during the day and the evening OF the
Concert. mo 10
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CENTEEL AND LUCRATIVE OC-

INCUBATION The advertiser will communicate To-
any ady gentleman Printed Instructions 10 two beautiful
ARA sufficiently explicit enable either prac Tho
same genee and lucrative upsion either for proht
or amusement requiring previous knowledge, and but
hDg outlay whereby leisure time may be probably hled
up aud comfortable income secured Ia the production o.
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