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Affairs In Albany.

REDUCTION or THE HALF MILL TAx-DEFEAT OF
TEMPERANCE PROJECTS IN THE sENATE-THE AUpI-
TORS CAsE-REMOyAL or THE BAR IN THE HUDSON
TRAVEL, ETS.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF TIE YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, April s, 1852.
In the Senate this morning, MI McMurray (dem in
trodueed n bill, which was Mt ordered to third
State half mill tax to quarter MILL to take effect mmc-
dately He has, by this movement, taken the wind
OF the sails Of Mr Morgan whg) whose bill for tho
object proposes to 60 into effect the first OF January
The bill Is worthy one, tho tax law of last year.
which comEcls assessments to the full value of property
was not asked by the people.
The remainder Of the session spent in long and
shortwndcd speeches half dozen excise laws Tho
discussion mostly confined to the proposition Of sub
mittng bill substantially the Maine law to the people,
to be voted in September which lost This kill
the bill In the Senate.
The Assembly was quite thin to-day The order
third reading Of bills and quorum not in attend
nncc. Mr. Van Santvoord (whi) became impatient and
moved a call ofthc House, which carried and afte
considerable talk the motion rejected and th
doors thrown open and the members adjourned to din
ner In the afternoon, tho third reading Of bills wa
continued
motion made in the Auditor mandamus case in
the Court Of Appeals this morning. asking thnt this
be placed the calendar ami day assigned for hearing
motion. keN1N
The bar formed in tho river near Caslieton which
ia great mpedmon to naygators is being removed by
contributions from merchants and iorwarders i'll this
city. The dredge machines already engaged.
John ID. lewson Of the most respectable and
worthy men of this city died this morning.
1t is reported chat the the river railroad will
be reduced to 81 so in the of q few days.
Baggage, on the Peoples Line boas il and here
after to be checked and placed under tho charge Of
annoy ancc of the chocultf" ""''rcd gents. W.
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TENANTS REGIsT E II.

BROADWAY STORES AND OFFICES. NO. 3tj OPPo-
- site the Society LibraryRooms to let suitable for
merchant taior milliners dresamaers hairdressor
Tayers artists, and dealers in pianos and music silver
ware Watches jewelry mathematical and cal nsru
ments, &C. Inquire at No N5 broadway the pre-
CHOW ROOM no LET IN BRoADwAY-wELL SUIT
9. LOT any respectable businossthe second floor Of
mouse 5N broadway. Inquire Of :. SAUNDERS on tho
premises Fixtures and lot of Counter Cases for sale
FNO LETafHE SECOND FLOOR or BUILDING NO.
81 fetcrs place, one door from Barclay street Ito
y. aterou 20 sui suitable for dentist icweer
hthngraphcr watch case maker, light
qure ofCOMsToCkS BROTHER, No. p John street
ITO IgT-IN WlILIAMsBURG, THE NEW THREE
Il story brick houac No. Irving place Third a,ect
South Eighth street Parors handsomely arohed Withn
two minutes walk of Peek slip Ferry. Apply to ~
o. H. SMITH. No. 10 Jacob street NJ "
rT,O LET OR FOR SALE-TwO COUNTRY RESI-
j. dencesono in Eastchester, and one in Peham. Also
choice buding lots In Mount Vernon and
reasonable terms Four building lots s5 per lot pay
ments weekly Apply to WIN PARKER, 1872 Canal st.
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wssmSGro,, April 5, 1861
Sin. JAcEsoN's ANri-coMrRomIsr RrsotUTio-.
Tho sprAKER announced tho first busne "a In order 10
b. tho following resolution introduced two weeks ago by
Mr jackson, Is. j. DEM OF Ga, and to which he had
called the previous question:
Resolved That recognise the binding efficacy Of the
mises Of the constitution and bes bc
outn ofthe people generally hereby declare II be
ours individually 10 abide by such aud to
tain the laws necessary to them outtho provision
for tho delivering Of fugitive slaves and tho tho
Congress for that ncluded that derooae
Al urher agitation ~ the questions growing outof ta
yito OF questions embraced tho of tho last
Known as the compromise and of qaestons generally
noctod win the institution Of slavery unnecessary
lees. and dang gero,s
Nh. HLLyiR. (Union lem of Ca. asked Mr.. Jackson
to withdraw his demand for the previous question ho
wfhtd 10 move All amendment.
mr srANLy, (whg) Of N. g.. quickly rose Co point
a order the substance Of which that the resolution
was not now properly before tho House Mr. jackson hav
ug obcrd IL out ot time and before South Carolina two
weeks ago was called for resolutions.
The srEAErR overruied tho point Of order giving his
ratons therefor, delcatoly controvortng Mr. Stanys
petition ard asked the gentleman whether he appealed
fro m the decision
Mr.. SrAsLy reped-No, unless You invite appeal
Tho SrrArrp said blandyThe chair does not certain
u invite appeal but Is at all times happy to have the
o,o,sicn Of the House.
Mr. nLL,En again asked TO havo his resolution
coiycd
The srrAKrn--Ish the pleasure cf tho House,
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Mr.. srASLr-Provided get in three resolutions,
for any one of which will vote
CRIEs-"AQreed.u - agreed

Mr.. srAsLv-Provded can get in three resolutions,
for any one of which will vote
CREs-"Agreed." Agreed
The CLERK then read Mr.. Hiyer's amendment for
information merely it being the a. Mr.. Polk's,
voted down IN democratic caucus. and is rs follows
Of tho h
mise are regarded as final adjustment and permanent
embraced and should be
. Tic confusion was at It's height, amid which Mr.
MEADs Is X dem }, of Va, desired to have read an
While agreed to have read the greater number
expressed dissent in the oadest terms.
Several minutes elapsed before partial order was re-
stored
vo,cEs--Now read stanlys resoutiops-read read.
Dir. PRESTON KING (frce soil dem. Of N. VI object
to all OF them.
CRIEs-Too late--toU late
Points Of order raised aud various gentlemen who
eayed to speak were slencei owing to the tendency
MIR. srAsIr expressed the tope that his resolutions
would now be read
Mr. GonMAs (den) Of fa.-Iohject to the reading Of
any more papers.
The srn.xxR said the unanimous consent OF the House
was given.
Various questions asked and given when
finally Mr. Staniys resolutions read The first
that of Mr. Polk which was voted down in democratic
The second the resolution adopted in wbg
And the third those offered in democratic
by Mr. johnson Of Arkansas and laid on the table
In thelast there few strong nteriineaons by Mr.
Stany.
Mr. JACKSON, having been appealed to- refused to with
draw his demand for the previous question: at the request
OF his colleague (Dlr lycr that tho latter gentle
man could not offer hs amendment.
tor
Mr. PnnsroS KING and Others loudly called for order
MIR. BAILEY, Is. r. dem.) OF Gal will be heard at
some future time.
CBrIe-'s Order.n ortlern
Further noisy proceedings took place, when
Mr. FOWLER, (whig) of Mass. moved 10 lay the rcsou
ton the table but subsequently withdrew the motion
aH g.nmcn seemed to be anxious to voto the demand
for tho previous question.
Mr.. Polk (dem Of Tenn, renewed the motion, and
he too. afterwards withdrew 1t.
Mr.. Bn.Ir, (Union DEM Of Va, renewed the motion
and held on to it.
Mr.. SrANLy moved that there be cill of the House
Lost by one vote.
The House refused Mr. Jacksons resolution upon
the table, by cas- 70, nays 102.
DIR JACKSON asked for but refused the privilege Of
making verbal alteration in his resolution
After much shuling the House refused to second the
demand for the previous question Ayes so, noes S5
Mr HIIIYER then enabled to introduce his amcnd-
ment given above and moved the previous question
upon it,
Mr. MEADE again wished to offer his amendment, but
as on the other occasion, cried down.
Mr. ORR (S X. DEM to question N order. He
said that whenever objection is made to resolution, it
goes
The SPEAKER repliedIt is true that resolution If it
b. ofIrred--
Iiere the telegraph after staggering through tho
port thus fnr gave out owing to the heavy storm
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John L. vANDEWATER AUCTIONEER-THIS DAY.
at III o'clock. at Salesroom, II all strset.-O Paut
inE Ae-A choice selection Of modern Oil Paintings, in
gilt frames; also, antique Painting
invoice Of hne ainting OF the Dusseldorf school,
recent mportaton also, 6ne London Proof Engrav
gilt frames
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FOR sALE.

A GROCERY ANDLIQyOR STORE FOR sALR WITH
"A two years lease Apply at No. I'D Washington street,
corner Of Carlisle street.
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CALIFORNIA TICKETS.

T'ICKET TO SAN FRANCISCO FOR SALE
through ticket (ladies first cabin from Now York to
San Francisco per United states and
20 sail April 2ith. Apply to JAMES CRAFT. printer, No
102 Nassau street. second Aoor.
CALIfORN1A-FOR SALE, A THROUGH STEERAGE
- Ticket by steamer Ge.rgis, Iowisnd v Aspnwai2s
line 70 leave Aprl ~ ppiy to
BuTILi, BkoTHERs. l6J South street
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oOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctiopcsr.
Sale1 Room, l9i Washington street, Brooklyn.

III ARDW NOTICR.-TRADE SALE or
Hardwnre-The attention OF johbors city retailers
and country buyers directed to John yas Antwcrp
sale of 30 packages and lots Of well assorted
sh Held, and American Hardware Cutlery, and Fancy
Goods. L. take place this day, at ton o'clock, at No.
&c street Pearl street. Also, at II O'clock ~
casks wrought Nails six eh ten and twelvepenny for
As, by order Of assigaces Of stock Shelf
Gooda. in good order Terms four months Catalogues
nowresdy Sale peremptory, and without reserve.
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ToHN j.. yANDEWATER AUCTIONEER-TUEsDAY,
April 9th at o'clock at the salesroom, IL all street
Roses Camelias 10. large and splendid assortment Of
stnndard and half standard roses eameas, &c. from tho
and Broadway.
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nor SALE OR TO IEASE-THE WE'LL KNOWN
Public House situatedin the village Of Jamaica. L. IT,
IL miles from Brooklyn the end Of tho plank
known tho Giraffe Hotel For particulars onqurs of the
subscriber on tho premises @. WEEKS
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E0R SALE Al A BARGAIN.--A LOT Ot SHELVING
and Cornico nearly new, will bo sold cheap,
has further for H. and IL god to Apply
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EoR SALE CHEAP-THE ENTIRE FIXTURES AND
Furniture of the Restaurant and Oyster Saloon located
Mt NO 3 broadway oorncr Of Anthony street will sold
at bargain They have beon ussd only year. and
in the best condition Possession be tak0n imme
datey. Apply at No. 4J Front street, up stairs.
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mo. l.. yANDEWATER AUCTIONEER-TUESDAY
April at loii o'clock at the Coliseum Getty Assem-
bly, Rooms) No. 40 Observation-Disclosures Of Sae--In
eludng resh line Of goods together with duplicates Of
vons sale consisting Of splendid assortment Of Furniture
Furniture suite rosewood maho gany and
black walnut covered in broeatelle plush and pie vel
and Mosaic tops; sofa, Corner and Side Tables; Music
Raoks ottomans, Couohes Easy Chairs, Sewing do. do
black walnut and oak: Extension Dining and other Tables
Sdebonrds bookcases Secretaries Cabinet Furniture
meled cottage Suites. with marble and plain tops
mshossny and rosewood French Bcdsteads Dressing Blu
room Furniture Cane Seat Chairs Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds. Bolsters &e Pianofores Of approved makers
rosewood irSmes-scld with guarantee Catalogues
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DOUBLE SHEET.
AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION NoTICE.-ORANGEs, LEMONS, GROCE-
IA res Liquors, Segars. &c.-Tuesday 9th April at IO
O'clock at Dey street corner Greenwich
Messina Oranges and Lemons Figs Prunes Sugar Raisius
Salt Soap Candles Almonds, Starch. Sweet OIL WackereI
Shnd errngs Brandy, Gin Champagne Honey Tea, Cof-
Tee, Tobacco, Cigars. &c. w. A. CARTER, Auctoneer
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II d. NASH. AUCTIONEER-SALEO OF THE STOCK
-. Of Lock Manufaetory, Tuesday. (this day) at 10
o'clock at the store $40 broadway consisting mortiss
brass and iron Castings Of descriptions olts hand
rail Screws Files. Tools Vices brass and mineral
knobsand Escntheons Screws, Forses Stoves and Pipe
NC; also lot Of Iron and Staol Il
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UCTION SALE, CROCKERY AND CLASSIFY
Wm w. Shi.leyWednesday, April T. at 10 o'clock. at
~ Patt street without large and general
men of good Ware just opened in lots from tho shelves
suit alters and grocrs. Also, Lanterns Britannia
Tin Ware, and Fnncy Goods
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A UCTIoN SALE-STANDARD ROSES. l.. vANDE-
water will SELL ON Thursday, Apriis. at IL o'clock
large selection Of standard Roses nursery
d. Boil florist Of Feth Broadway
Peonies.
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A UCTI0N NoTICE.-C. CASSIDY, AUCTIONEER-BY
II bush-Ths This day. at lo,i o'clock. in the sales
~ stcre-ias, Bonnsts, 40; also Dry Goods. Clothing
Jewery Fancy and Pledged Articles &C.. also invoice
of damaged Dry Goods. r. H. SMITH, Salesman.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE AND
IL splendid sale of Household Furniture-HENRY II.
LEEDS CO. will sell at auction Tuesday April 9Th
10 clock at No. % Prince street. Broadway valua
BILE assortment Of household Furniture all
Paris also great collection Of curiostes valuable
Gems selected in various parts Of the world SAILS peremp
tory. as this family about returning TO France.
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II G. KEMP, AUCTI0NEER.-RICH CARPETING AT
H. auction IN lots to suit purchasers Thursday next
at 10 o'clock the large Half Broadway ormerly the
Chinese Museum H. e. Kemp will cell at suction the above
without reserve by catalogue very large and splendid
ssser,ment Of rich English Carpengs consisting in part
Of 500 OF the richest styles OF Velvet Tapestry
sells Tbreepy, and Ingram Carpoings. Floor Oil Cloths
Re. &C.. yiz:Engsh Royal Wilton and Velvet Tapestry
tarpeting Of the very richest and beautiful
this seasons mportaton rich BRUSSELS Of hand
some and rich patterns Just landed Three heavy super
hne Ingram and Venetian Stair Carpetngs Also a cd
assortment Of heavy Floor Oil Cloths Rugs Door Mats &c.
all Of which will he sold In lots TO suit buyers Caao
q the m o.
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NOR SALE.-TO PHYSICIANS.--A PHYSICIAN
going abroad for bi health Ia dcsrous to dispose OF
GOOD practice with without horse and gig An cxoeont
practice in this city il applied for Immediately APP
ply to HOWES & BALLROOM, s3 Nassau street. Also, .
Drug Store for sale Apply above.
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A GENUINE BULL AND MASTIYF DOG FOR SALE
"A He Is thoroughly trained. sud would mako very
viccable farm other station; ho Is without
fault weighs 40 lbs and Is remarkably kind to children
For further particulars apply to address j. PARSONS
at H4A Broadway. WherO the dog be
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n CASSIDY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.
-: Sale Of rare and original oil Paintings Books Of Art,
H. at IL O'clock precisely at the house No sS Grand street
old Paint belonging to Aaron Burr ESQ., which he
has been collecting for upwards of twenty years Conno
be examined by catalogue two days previous
the SALE which will be peremptory and positive Mr.
is about leaving for South America Also valuable like
Of the late Col Aaron Burr, painted by Stewart.
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"A Wv. l.. Van Zandt--Mcrchants and Others viii do
el t. attend shs sale this day at in the
Counters, Show Cases, Countngroom Furniture, Iron
Saies Maps Chairs: also other articles Wednesday, the
sae rooms, elegant Furniture.
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LIQUORS.

RURGUNDY PORT. LANDING EX-BRlG VIC
- torhl4D pipes, half pipes. quarters, and eshths
Bursundy Port Of tho favore brands St Martin and r.
Danton The Victoria will disohargng tho
9th inst For sale by CAzET s. ASTON t4Water street
VNO DIsTILLERS AND SPIRIT DEALERS-SILvER
Hydrometers, certified 70 be in conformity to tho laws
OF the State Of New York, by James X. Clifton NJ. d..
Chemist and Csgswe Crane Co., Dis.crs. made by
j. ADAMS and q. TAGLIABUE. 295 Pearl street Also,
Sliding Rules for mixing spirits and showing tho tho
compound. N. B-Saochsr for brewers ani dis
tiIiers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-26

ARREST AND ESCAPE OF ToBIN.-On Thurs.
day last, says the Macon (Ga.) Citizen, of Sa-
turday, Dir. H. w. Shaw, one of the civ mar.
shais, under,ookto arrest a man of the name of
Daniel Tobn, u fugitive from Justice from
South Carolina, charged with the murder of
John Mcdonald of Barnweil District. in that
State. This man Tobin, and his brother Wm.
q. Tobin, and another individual of the name
of Seaboine E. Farmer, were all concerned in
the aforesaid murder, and these gentry have
been figuring pretty extensively, lately, at the
Indian Springs. and in this city, as gentlemen
at large. Gov. Means of South Carolina, has
offered $3.50 for the arrest and delivery TO Barn
well Jail of ach of them, as appears by the
published proclamation OF his Excellency, be-
fore US. Armed with these, and with letter
from the Governor, and one from Mr.. Bonham.
Solicitor of the Southern Circuit of South Ca.
rolina, MIR. Shaw undertook the arrest, and
with the assistance of MIR. Aderhold, succeed.
ed in taking Daniel Tobin, who was armed to
the teeth, and threatening the life of any man
who would attempt to take him. A struggle
ensued, and confederate Of Tobin, also arm
ed with bowie knife and pistols, fell upon
Shaw and Aderhold and compelled them to let
go their hold of the prisoner, when he and his
friend walked off, and escaped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-26

The AMERICAN CHAPLAIN AT ROME
Among the passengers in the Franklin at
Havre, were the Rev. G. II. Hastings and his
family. MIR. H. has been in the service Of the
American and Foreign and Christian Union,
as American Chaplain at Rome, for the last
three years, as he had been Chaplain at Mar
seilIes for the two previous years in the service
of the Foreign Evangelical Society. In jan.
uary last, MIR. IL. requested leave to return
home on account OF his health, which was sc.
rously threatened, and reiterated this request
in February and March. The Board felt it
their duty to accede to this request, and at
once set about making arrangements for filling
his place. We are happy to say that they
have appointed Rev. Charles w. Baird, SON
of the Rev. d.. Baird, whose qualifications
well fit him for the post. We understand that
Mr. b. will leave in The steamship Atlantic on
the 4th prox., for the work Of preaching the
gospel tovhis countrymen who may visit the
Eternal 1City."-Jour. of Com.
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A gentleman having engaged to fight main
of cocks, directed his feeder in the country,
who was an Irishman, TO pick out two of his
best and bring them to town. Paddy made
his selection, put the two cocks into bag and
brought them with him in the mail coach
When they arrived, it was found on their
journey they had almost torn each other to
pieces, on which Paddy was severely taken TO
task for his stupidity in putiing both cocks in
to one bag. Indeed" said the honest Hi5er-
nian, II thought there was no risk of their
falling out, as they were going TO fight on the
same side."
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MARKS OF THE GESTLEMAs.-No man is
a gentleman who. without provocaiion, would
treat with inciviIlly the hunblest oil his spe.
cies. Its a yuigarily for which no accom-.
plishmsnts of dress or address can ever atone.
Show me the man " no desires TO make every
one happy around him, and whose creates. So
Icitude is never 10 give just cause of offence
10 any one, and will show you gentleman
by nature and By practice, though he may new
er have worn a sui, OF broadcloth, nor ever
heard of lexicon. | am proud TO say, for
the honor Of our species, there are men, in ev-
ery throb OF whose heart there is solicitude for
The welfare OF mankind, and whose every
breath is perfumed with kindness.
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A few days since aparagraph was going the
rounds, nquiring when the present U. s. Flag
was adopted. The Cincinnati Gazette replied
thus:
"The following is the original resolution
adopting the Stars and Stripes:
'In Congress, June I6 1777-
''Resolred, That the flag of the thirteen Un-
ted States be thirteen stripes, alternately red
and white; that the Union be thirteen stars,
white in blue field, representing new con-
stellation."
"As new States were added to the Union,
from time to time, new stripes were added to
the flag, till the number had increased to fif-
teen or twenty. At length about thirty years
ago, the stripes were reduced by act of COn~
gress to the original number Of thirteen"
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FROM HoNDURAs.-The New Orleans Plea
yune has Honduras dates TO the Both ultimo.
The Lieut.. Governor, p. +. Widihouse, had
arrived at the Island OF Ruatan, on board Oh
Her Maiesty's ship Persian, and made known
Queen Vicioria's Proclamation, forming that
and the adjacent islands into colony under
the title of the Bay Island Colony. The Leg
islatiye Assembly of Ruatan had declared il a
free port; vessels OF all nations being admitted
on paving the nominal sum OF one dollar, the
barbor fees, and duty of two per cent. ad
yalorem on all goods imported Tor consump-
finn