New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-09
The Canal Bill and the Gevernor's Message.

| t ALBANY, Thursday, Aprii Q, 1857.
ire special messase OF the Commissioners OF tbs
Canal Fund, addressed to the Governor, has male
| its appearance.
II states that the Commissioners who signed the
communication. having learned from the Governors
meesge that In consequence OF the non attendance
Of the Attorney General TO the mandam1s salts, he
pas dee ned 1t necessary u aoply the Lexs,asIrs
10Y to appoint Counsel to ~atch the interests
They sugsest thai all difficulty may be avoided BY
we employment By the Conmiss oners OF sach coun-
SCI as may be designated By the Govsrnor, and they
oner 70 enoloy and paw them Their power to DO
30 VIII De found In section title shapter g. part
revised Statutes. They further state, that Joha c.
spencer mas been employed by the Auditor 70 argue
tne case. and is fully competent to do So Taev do
mol believe additional he OF any essential
service but they willing that every facility shall
De Afforded the Governor Of presenting hi. views to
ths Court, and therefore make the above offer.
eIEneo, &c. WRIaHr, l. 3. CHATFlELD,
5. E. CHURCH.
Commissioners Of the Canal Fand
Court or Appeals.
ALBANY. Thursday. Aoril 8, 1854
No. o. Russell. appellant, against Piston. inld
Respo. 1dent. Submitted upon prin,sdayguments and
points. Henry Hogeboom for appellant, and NJ.
Scheonn aser for respondent
No % bell. Suror, &c, respondents, against
Leesett an, Others Ex'rs', appellants. Submitted
upon printst arguments and points. N. Howard,
Jr., counsel
No. I3 A res s,sed cause. Walden, Admiaistra-
others respondents. Argued John IL. Reynolds for
appellant and MuiT,y Hoffman for respondents.
Nos 81, % and % called and passed.
No. a. Harrison, appellant against Mcmahon,
&C, respondents. Judgment affirmed by default.
N Hill, Jr. counsel.
No. IS. Called and passsd.
No. %. Evans, appellant, against Nscs, respond
ent. Submitted upon printed arguments end points.
n. Howard. Jr., counsel
Ne. g. %. 90 and 100. caIi-d and psssod.
No cause being ready for argument, the Court id.
journed till tomorrow morning 1t 10 o'clock.
The Maine Law in fennsyIvania-Fu9itive
Slaves
Harrisburg, Thursday, April 9, 1851
The House after animated debate ON the Liquor
bill, voted down substitute which was offered, Al
to 50.
This vote Is considered a. a test one-ths proba-
bilities now are that the bill will pas,
The House have also finally passed the bill repeal
ing the sxth section Of the Act oftSz7, prohibiting
the Of the State Jas for the deterionof Fugitive
Slaves.
The vote stands, Vas 40, NaysT.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Liquor bin on coming up for its aaat passage
In the House was defeated. Yeas 46, Nays50.
Weman's Rights Convention at Syraerse.
SYRACUSE, April 7, II A. M.
The Convention organized BY the appointment OF
Fred. Douglass, as President; James Mott and Luz
sretia This wfe) as Vice John and Rachel Jackson,
as Secretaries.
Exported Loss OF the Rainbow, with all on
Board
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, April 8, 1852.
dispatch from Cape Island says 1t is reported
that the schr Rainbow, Of Cape May, has foundered
with all on board
Conviction of Bigamys
BALTIMORE, Thursday. April 8, 1852.
Arnold Potter, belonging to New-York, has been
convicted Of bigamy at New Orleans.
State OF she Ohio. &e.
CINCINNATI. Thursday, April 8, 1852.
The river IL still rising, 1t il nov 66 feet above
low water mark, and only @ feet below the flood Of
le47.
BACON SIDES are selling at ol09tc.
Secretary Stuart
WASHINGTON, Thursday, April s, 1889.
Secretary Stuart has been called home BY illness
In his family.