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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06
Gnol<eu. &c.

Dec t g. lon IS ship Cahsnns Of and IN Liverpool days
cut have suffered considerably nom ne
gales she had 'opgslant SAIL bert tor iorstop sail a
iopgs liant mast and maintopsal bent
nec 49, lat ~ lon 81 60 ship (spPasnty new bound ess
showing a 81 nal with thu letter L IN il ....
De- lat "A len 50 brig LOUISA I'm 81 yo.eps ior
Dec IA s 80 IS loo " 90 was seen ship Oh England I'm
'esns for BAVe
u.s. 70 81 exchanged signals with ship Forest kog
fn Norlsaus for Liverpool
Dee of South shoa barn supposed the Aihea IN Nof-sn'
Of Boston
Jan of Fire Island was seen Adeha Rogers White Lace
brig Crowe al I'm Phstsph aior Boston
Jan 2 CT Sleek lsaud brig Ere Ryder I'M Fna'epna
for Boston
Eov "a lslos lon ~ 7ow bark KwoOd, MARTA I'm New
York (Oc p Cor RIO De Jansiso. ,,
Dec a o. H. Mazaian, I'm Batmors-had O'en
blown cf
Dec a. Ia, 81 TO- lon - co. brig Belle, of Esstpor
standing sW, With balance mainsal and foresal
Dec 30 lat u 3d. BRIG Sarah CHssns m aassa Tor
New York, short Of provisions. g. days out
Dec ai lon 70 Elizabeth from carenas Tor fankt
Dec 81 81 49, Ion sch Msnnah n I'm Charleston. OF and or
Phisde phz
Dec o. lat 40 s. long 90 sguaEed packet ship SIR Robert
Peel I'm New York for London.
Nov IS OF TuAar ship Mas Freeman IN Liverpool Tor Bo,;op
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06

BOSTON Jtu 4 PM-Arr yestsrdy atsro0oa slAs Leonard
Ipa Bay B'rs Atcs SOsaHs, Dec ?; brs Persia Mansaal
De- 5; Counaqud. Lsguna.
CD ban OAK. Philadelphia sch Francs Goodvs Ssr5srn SC
Ar his cas-, bTg Ans Nara, no Hschs, Dec g.
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Posseuqers Sailed.

h bra Tafer Clarion o5 BoitoHor SacaeHt' C'fg co
fornia-Hs Nary Holland Mss Ellen Holland OF bostoui
M..,rs Daniel HAYES Taylor do VIM ho'et Of
tun. wa ter West Medway joint Bonne OF woon
rct RI Jas McGvery joseph m6very and ode Of mont
re.i. q n Tromis fCara-a; Clare Johnson Of -
sf,qstip Sorlerre fer chaTisffonJohn hASkns "sors7
p,,er NJ. Lamar Barre' Gannss. Granniss M
" m Morrs Mrs Rogers. Mrs stow, Mrs Neieupoon,
Woe j. Pinrey Dawson. Chss ID Weeks Aoe,.roh
he Allen ard VIE w Corgdon, Weling and laay mss
Geepe Nr srears Mss Thsyer Mr. flsy ; H9ors
Tstb Ma Simpson Miss upson, w Foster ady and lam
Nv Mrs ConueH W Bush. Winchester. Laihers fns'y
Yves X G,ssne Allen Jr. G EaslIu-oo m stesrage n
In sfeorstip Mico for Nec OeansC Crane hr Green n
Prs mel can Morgan, Strickland Agnes Archer Mar
Kennedy. Aisle Kennedy, Homer smith, l. sco's" O@P'
shutteworth Agnes Newman o AgnsT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06

Nov so lot lO1ss Ion - W. ship Samosrt Wson IA s.'n
fOc g. for san Fr.n.co psssd Nov To- 4 &c, osrk faS
tucis NcIsoa from Baltimore New rorA Sept . Tor San
Frsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06
Passengers Arrived.

,1t,t ,5ip Sisd,ns from Liprpool-Mr Wcks and lady
Fng w Moore Miss Morris do Dr. Adams, ship surgeon
IN packst sip Manhattan from LivPooi- Rev hr Lynea Mr.
Wilson, Or Owen. 49,. -, IL. r.
In 5GyE BYa-ilero ro~ T0a CrUzMes'rs Farnoly' lnye
Gbbon Schultz, Re monspg, Vsmone and Fras
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06

-T1
We annex an official statement of the Foreign
Exports of the United States during the past
YEAR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06

The Western Bank at Springfield, Mass. has
declared a dividend Of per cent from the
earnings of the last three months, payable on de-
mand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06

Total increase for the ...$i2sl5tea
The Dry Goods entered for warebousing during
the same period were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06

.s7,575,447 1856 S6l $l495l 1903
Entitled to draw back..... 49,. I0791a l079,I8
Not entitled To drawback ,575447 10S5952 86l,S99
From warehouse 5,6l.29i 526l,29l
CONTINUED.
In foreign To TIE DO
Whittier OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06

Which makes the goods passed into consump-
zion for the years named as fsows:
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FINANCIAL.

"ANTED-A SPECIAL PARTNER with
w SlOOO0 to $4,000. 10 be interested 40 may Oh
agreed upon, by regular bred business man oi niegny
in regular safe established business paying far pron
The present opportunity is very seldom TO be met Win
For person who wishes travel for few years or for
NAV have other and wishing Al the same tmS
his money TO be earning him handsome Income an Oppor-
unity such lie seldom with is offered Letters,
postpaid will be promptly and correctly attended To- Adj
dress TO [dls 2aw4wThSM'l WOOD, New-fork.
&InM0-WANTED to BORROW
Up lOsOOO in one sum, property in Broadway,
in the Nineteenth Ward, worth over $4,000 Real parties
mot Brokers viii please address Box 1000 Post oee ~
THE ADVERTISER would invest
Il g 600 or IS 900 and take ecve interest In SONS
good mercantile or manufacturing business Address Al
ma at this Office stating of the business. - l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06

NOTICE-THE STOCKHOLDERS Of
the Spring Valley Shot and Lead Manufacturing Co.,
are hereby notified The annual election for FIVE Tsteess
viii be holden at the Office Of the Company No l5s Front.
street on Tuesday January H. 1851 Poll open from II tc
2ocock. FRANCIS sKIDDY secretsrv
January |, 1851. ii 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06

$s7SOso O5
The New-H Haven Banks have declared divi-
dends as follows, for six months ending Dec. 3lst
viz tte New-HaYen Bank, IFS 10th dividend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06

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

INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS
York due and payable February l. 1851 will h. n,iS M,
hst day BY SHEPHERD KNAPP, Esq. Chsmberiain q
me Cy a. me Mechanics Bank 50 WsIst The Transfec
Pm. ~ ~ " ~ ~''S~
~ For the accommodation OF Stockholders transfers
VIII be permitted during the period The BOOKS remain
closed TO take effect February
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR. Controller
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, NY. Dec. n, 1850. d2s IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-06

The bonds of the Company forming the funded debt have
all been issued for the pre6xsng Indebtedness residents
of the City of NewYork for advances OF
structon and for the purchase Of properly.
The property of the Company not included in the OF
the road and equipment consists OF Harlem Preferred stock
(S60000 and of The equipment used in operating the canal
railroad SaS 94 49, together with real estate in cities Of
NewYOrk and New Haven The present value ofthe pro-
neIfY Ia Estimated 10 exceed the cost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28
Telegraphic summary-Circular OF the Sec
rotary or the Treasury.

We present to our readers, to-day, copy Of the
circular which the Secretary of the Treasury will
issue to the Collectors Of Customs throughout
the country, tomorrow, giving the nterprcta-
tion which that functionary, with the advice
Of the other members Of the cabinet, has put
upon Mr.. Hunters bill appointing four appraisers
at large in regard to the point whether freight is or
is be considered part Of the cost Of merchan
disc imported into the United States from foreign
countries. In consequence Of the doubt and uncer-
tanty which existed on the subject, and its impor-
tance to the mercantile community, took pains to
obtain this decision at the earliest moment possible,
and we have the qualification Of publishing the
whole circular this morning, in another column
BY this document, it appears that the Secretary of
the Treasury and the cabinet have determined that
freight cannot according to the intent and meaning
of the b be rightly included as part Of the cost Of
importation Of goods, wares, and merchandise from
foreign countries. This is an important piece Of
information to the merchants of New York, and
the sooner they are made acquainted with il the
better.
In the Assembly Of this State, yesterday, petit
tion was received from the efcers Of the Sixteenth
regiment q New York Militia, against the repeal
Of the present militia system. We are at loss to
conceive shy these gentlemen should object to the
discontinuance Of general training" when they
cannot but know that il was not only always unpo-
pulsr. hut that il unattended with any benefit
to either the State or the citizen. This i the only
opposition to this measure that we have heard Of in
any qulrer, and it i 10 be hoped that 1t will cxer
cisc 10 influence on the Legislature. The present
militia ystcm has been long ago voted IN absurdity
~ fay A. training i concerned.
W learn from Halifax that the whole Of the
amo1ut necessaryte construct a railroad from that
llaoe to Montreal aud Quebec, has been secured,
the mission to Lugland for that purpose having
been completely ssccessful. We also learn that
the provincial governments are u have the rriri-
leg Of connecting sth any branch railroad TO the
Tined states. This ruilrcad-the construction IL
which will. we. suppose, be Immediately cen
fnesccd-will tend 20 draw the British province.
stip closer to the United States, and Amerieauirc
thorn with a rapidits tha, will surprise and asosisl
the mother country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28

NY MoRSE's LINE-oFFfcE 10 WALL. STREET.
BvrssLo. 4. M.-Cloudy. high wind from the south,
fhcrsnometer -. mercury -, barometer - boz u.
Melody Wind south; the-aa tsnctcr 50 nerrrIy si
bsrrnet.r - Ca
Ro,nssrrR. l. M-Cloa.ly hat the sun l. trr Ing to
dsIri IL, very warm win southwest, Thermometer 20,
indrratiuur ~ rain Y Very warm day qriie up
rrv.se noon, thrrnou,acr IA the shade 20 Tonight
II ir 81, cloudy pr,epset a rsin.
ArrtsS A. M-usrn. pleasant morning; wini
SOUTH Thermometer ~ y. N.-GiOudy, lsess like
pnn wind south. theryisanstssr 80
sssAcrsE "a " .-tissite and pleasant; a little
eiouly; wind southwest, thermometer s..
O~~roo. . A M.-harn. pieastnt morning quite
eic~1y look like rain wind -ou;t thermometer a. ba-
runssfer - $40
Urc. "a NINA. beautiful morning. elesr: wind
6P M hsautif,d say mild summer. olesr aud
pleasant ths evening .ind soutA tbcrmonietof 81 bs
run-fer - go.
A1s.<r a. M-Claldy but warm and pleasart: stia
hre~zs frtm the south indications rain thcrmsmrer
-. mercury s.; burossctsr ~ us ~ M little
cloudy I'll day bot and pleasant this evening;
wind south thsrnot.tcr %, barometer ~ Do mer.
curry -.
Tno,. "a N-warra and pleasant sky. cover.S Nth
light. harry ciouds. ~inl -auth. ths.fnaustcr - sP
M most delightful lsy aud pra.aut this.even-
ing light hree-' frtu ~. ~path, thsris rnetCr >.
re,affxFyFsfF. y Nh nnc. DAY. plea sant
evening. Wind .Uuth, ticrge gneter 81 sly hay
MssrHral. p A MA beautiful n0rsing, wind soslth
thcrxasmster a. tarusast~r - %
kr~ssroS. "a. M-tloots9 APPEARANCE ~ rain; uler-
nosns1sr ~
Tcne. 70. A. M-Clotssy snd olase. Thermometer a.
B,suseros. A. M-C1ouiy wind .ou,hi thsrInosIe-
Ger s.
wrru,.Lt, "A M.--Cloucs; sind south thermoue-
ar 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28

Trs srp FoFrsr KiSe Captain Ilatharn. arrived yeS
ter,@y frum Liverpool III eth instant ~ lat A. ~
bon A. eighteen large ieebes. aud TIE nth fe
Nth 6cid ie extending ~ wsss esuang Captain "
O. stand ~ a. The southwark for day re clear a
H. The X had sp1 pa-songec-. There nins
ssnfsir and Eve births the voyage
sa~ AsHorr-T The British ship IpSasis. PprdF from
Lr9pool dat frtsn Halifax where AZ yst az tho
18th inst for provons and water ~ thb port reui
ssboTc yesterday morning the outsx lar 81 QUssue
Long islasd The steam tug Ajax. with ssae<vrtsfs
sgcps hoard vent a. her assistance. II sthpsght
she vill h. "a q Immediately she has fail esrgs 4
caa salt and passengers. and y copsigDcd - Messys
y Ne.ius Son. n this city she left Liverpool On
The 9Th q January
s'H DEMONSTRATING more definite has yet tran.
ired 10 the wreck seen IN aontauk the ship
1vsnhoc. than what haze already Published In the
prsssni sais a douit various surises are aaoat but
sbs probability II her having been run down sy an cut.
ward bonld ttsninar J. hot likely. a. the Washington
sud ltan.c eiled On the a. aud the africa on
The NTH ~. day On .hch portion. q the wreck
0rf sftn. The following the names Of the pa44en-
Gvrr who sailed in the Ivanho~ numbering s.tee.o =
Aehison Moore, North q Johu Crosby
Irvland. Thomas Met.,lf
John Irwin do, Thontss smith.
Peter Kelly. John KeaFn4
--- Ccnd,n. William White
lsmss Clark. Thomas Herman
7ktmne Carer thrt~ty connrr Garraan
yo~rrh Rushworth and wife Hlchaol sl0r,ra. Isl a..
rtrasws TrsrnoStat.--The passenger n ths .a.p
Warren presented H. her conmander. Captain dob q
1a~tcn. yesterday. silver pitcher aud rld hteasfpn
o. MARI ~ their high respect AMI gratitude GO III IN.
venrf-d liudnesS and for their cpmfort during
tbcir protrActed aud tcmpestu0u yoyage lrOm Gas
~ - this port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28

Mr.. Webster has again distinguished himself in
another splendid speech in 1efcrce q the Union.
Thongh a short speech. il y great speech for
Mr.. Webster j. Away great on great occasions.
HE ictters and his speeches to tic various Union
meeting IN various pieces. since the turn out at
Ca.~ Garden, prov, him to be tie complete let
tcr-writer aud the complete speech.makcr on
the sxljcct q the UlE9n. In comparison, the
efforts Of General Cass. aud all ether Generals.
downtC<ieneral Tom Thumb. tame aud commsp
place snd even the enthusiastic e1hortatons sf
Henry CLay fall slightly shor Of the high water mark
ofhlr. Webster Lis is the colossal GniIsI-compact.
comprehensive, and full q patriotic Inspirations
capable q graspDg the magnitude, the glory, and
tke 'lcndOr u THE republic, AMI IT, position among
tn nations. The speech ~ polls l. enlincutly
chsrst eristo lucid, aud strong. like che lightning
Of hundred thunder clouds concentrated into one
magnificent fab. II will add 10 the reputation Of
tn orator and vll reflect something to the credit
OF the administration u &. great speech great
subject, and at time scassnabe, and auspicious
" good results
But the times require something more than Gne
Jtscbes fnc letters on festival occasions. espo-
cslly from Mr. Webster. Thunder aud lightning
alone will not do. Amid the glow and good fellow
ship Of the diEner-taLle when the vine i in. and
the wit i out" u i cay 10 be eloquent and patr-
otto. II Is difficult 10 be orherWise. And although
ine sentiments and sound opinions are always in
season, they arc none the for vigorous cor
responding course ofaction in the premises We must
admit that was the great speech of Mr.. Webster,
in the Senate, thst first dissipatcd the FOG the
'ayery question, and that things soon after
sumcd dcf1itc, tangible, and satisfactory shape.
We must admit that, after the breaking down Of
the original omnibus BILL Il was the spccial NEE
sagc q Mr. Fillmore % tie Texas question, with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28
New York, Friday, March 2s, 1851.
Arrival OF the Canada mt Halifax-The Euro
pean News.

penh News
The arrival Of the steamer Canada at Halifax,
brings US intelligence one week later from Europe,
the chief points Of which comprehended in our
telegraphic synopsis. There has been decline in
cotton, but not to such extent anticipated,
and the news in this respect will be considered quite
favorable.
The ministry Of Lord John Russell has met with
another defeat. 1t was the Woods and Forests
BILL and their weakness was shown in this case by a
majority of one only against them. 1t seems to be
thought that the cabinet viii not attempt to present
many further measures, and in that a new cleo
ton will have to settle the subject by placing it in
the hands of those who hold the franchise.
The news from Germany presents the same
pect as that disclosed by US recently. The King of
Prussia has yielded to the liberal party, and the
cabinet propose to issue declaratory document on
the position of affairs. 1t appears that Prussia is
not disposed to be swallowed up, through the agency
of Austria, by the Car Nicholas.
The activity of Austria on the frontiers of Rome,
indicates that apprehensons are entertained
of disturbances there The consolidation Of troops
is precautionary movement, intended to meet the
possible difficulties which will arise from the pre-
sence Of Mazzini on the ground of his former ex-
plots. The arrival Of the mails may give some
interesting accounts of the movements of France,
Switzerland, and the southern States Of Italy, with
respect to this movement on the part of Austria,
the whole of Europe will be deeply involved, should
even an attempt at another revolution be COM
menced.
Our Geographic synopsis contains all other points
of the news which are of any Importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28
vo.ea state. District Attorney. once.

MtNuf 2. -fhdrrt u FIftasift FfaHd y warfatt wa.
issued rr = man named James Nolan. charge
q having fraudul,ntiy obtained from the Post Office
ltcr ane smurgled IT. contents, E5ov British CT nearly
$500 T. stated that the accused. Who employed
on hoard tho Arctic steamer. had been requested by
friend here named Sheppard a. call relative in
Iondeu and AK him a. rend cut money that
owing a. him tae relative In England did not wish 10
tcpd tls moncy ~ hand hut told Noan that he would
mi, ~ ths. Arctcs mail and he accordingly did
90 Ii IA. letter ga not received by Mr. sheppard In
New York n cha rgcd that Nolan. knowing that the
letter was GO ming 20 the fo-t Once. Obtained the
letter m~r,ie il 20 ntents and changed the English
money In wall street u was understood yesterday
evening at the al been arrested by one q the
city police and!wculd s ,nght up this friday morn
ing for Examination
Clorgs n Lrcstp a. Sal. wis Donncll charged with
larceny a s5 beard the brig HoIatio J. committed
and viii b. brought w this day friday Tor eraiHna-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28

PorrsyiLLE. March y, 1851.
An adjourned meeting Of coal operators held this
afternoon. The attendance very large. committee
wss appointed wait upon the President u the Read
ing Railroad, John Tucker, who here. AMI ask for
further reduction of tolls lie stated he would lay the
proposition before the board and give in time
TO communicate with meeting The operators then
resolved unanimously, 70 suspend shipments by railroad
- far rosstie. until Thursday afternoon next to
which tim. they adjourned OPERATOR with few exccp
lions signed paper "a comply with the resolution II the
meeting and committee appointed a. confer with
fhaee present Operators In Philadelphia VII, hold
~hsrves IN Richmond urged to unite with those in
echuyisill county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28

Eefurc IoNfph HrfuNlhIh. III. .
MsscH q - United States ~ Jarss y Oterfon-.5ssaMf
Vrl Dangerous Hespcn-The prisoner rss charged With
having eotnitted an ASA u with sheath knif. the
mate n The brig Triton the 10Th a March last The
mate was examined by Mr. Ridgcway, the part Of the
tinted state and testified that when the watch was call
he ese on deck and aid he couldn't come before words
passed between the mate and prisoner when the mate
-sircd him ~ the cedar and threw him on the 6ck
prisoner then drew his knife but having his under
4 m, was unable 70 use w. lie vac efterward. put In
The captain end second mate Testified 70 the same
Iaets Committed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28
The Halifax, Montreal and Quebec Railroad
The Funds Secured, sc.

x.
The official letters the Nova Scotia railway dele
gates not yet made public but the Halifax San says:
Eve have il the most reliable authority, and hasten
TO lay before fellow citizens the gratifying
that the whole affair Of the railroad has been settled by
the mission Of the Hon Mr.. How The whole amount to
build the railroad Montreal and Quebec has been
currd at = per cent Mr. How in great spirits
1t at all apprehended that any change Of Minis
try contingent upon the unsettled state of parties would
In anywe affect the negotiations which have been vrtu
ally brought to a close.
The local provincial governments have the power to
with any branch railroad 70 the American terri
tory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28

..o.px.Y SAVINGS sASx.

- A. imprpyement the children Of the Tonswanda
rsoAp~AY SAVINGS sASx.
motion was made TO the bill for the incorpora-
tiou IL the Broadway savings Bank Of New York
NJ Torssrsp opposed the resolution abe locality
,hsre II was proposed establish this institution did
~ d.mand il One charter had been already granted
a he city az New York and the subject had been fully
arcus~ed that time and II was fully understood when
the Knckerbocksr Savings Institution was Chartered
that no other should be- granted ut this session He
spe suthoratvely when he asserted that no bank was
needed in locality There already too many In
the city, and this one would only act As ehaer 70
Mr. WARD WAS entirely ignorant any understanding
of the mentioned by his colleague ana ne hoPeu
the resolution would be passed :.
NE following bills were read third time and passed,
ssnlcss otherwise noted .
An act amending an act incorporating the sacKetts
Haxhcr and Saratoga Railroad Company
bill making Addison In steuben county, q nan shire
a hill for the relief Of Hotchkiss Smith.
bill for the rccharter Of the Sodus Canal Company
1his bill debated by Messrs. Burroughs wooster
1Uwnrend and others. , -, :.
etructions TO strike out the first section Lost
Mr. ELprRxIs moved TO recomm In order 10 obtain
the opinion Of the Attorney General Us 10 the cohseu
tionalty Of the law Lost
neclarrd-syes rs nays IS
Thc sy,.syn stated that as there had been a doubt
expreseed the fact whether this was majority or
twothrds bill he would defer the declaration OF the
vote the consent Of the House until Tomorrow morn
Ing Consent was given
AMER the third reading Of bills was continued,
ioalows:-
An act amend the Revised Statutes in relation the
discharge Of insoivent debtors.-Lost
Mr. VARsua moved TO reconsider the vote, and that
the motion lay on the tahle-Carried
bill TO amend the act authorizing the business Of
bsnking.-Lost by ayes 62. noes IL.
Mr. UsprKwoop moved a reconsideration and explained
the provisions Of the bill The motion prevailed, and
the bill passed,
bill egaze the acts Of the several school districts
and providing for the support Of common Schools
Passed
An act charter the Yonke-s Ferry py.-Passed.
An amend the charter Of the village Of Patts
burgh-Passed.
An act incorporate the Franklin Water Works Com
pany.-Pass.d
in relation to the indictment and trial Of NUS
anccs
An act authorizing Thomas Jacobs to change his
Passed,
Mr. Moss moved reconsideration.--Lost.
bill for the relief u the Freeman Benevolent Asso
citation vi Bufalo-PasSed
The House went into committee Of the whole. Mr. South
wick in the chair. and took up the school bills The
question the proposition to raise the deficiency by
county tax.
Mr.. BrRRorGHs proposed to amend the substitute by
raising the deficiencies by rate bill.
Some other amendments made to the bill, when 1t
reported 10 the House.
The Assembly then adjourned TO loA.M. tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28

ISJI.
The directors Of the Harrisburg and Lancaster Rail-
road companies met here this afternoon, and passed
resolution reduce the fare passengers their
10 three per mile. to take effect and after
the LIST April They also made a drawback in conjunc
ton with the Canal Commissioners all freight
coming from Cumberland Valley Railroad and passing
their road and the Columbia Railroad, to Phila
AslILia