New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
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The bill extending the provisions OF the Lien Law
to Rensselaer, County was passed
ASSEMBLY.
REPORTS.
Mr. HurcHINs reported favorably on the Senate
bill for the relief of John c. Beekman and others.
Mr. Fisk reported bill incorporating the Trustees
Of The Protestant Episcopal Church IN the DIOCESE
men. Also adverse to the bill restricting religious
interpretations from holding real estate
Mr.. PALMER reported favorsbly on the Dill TO re-
peal the law registering marriages, &c.
Mr.. O'KEEFE reported bill vesting certain prop
erty in the Diocese of New-Nork.
Mr. SHELDON reported on the petition OF John u.
Fillmore, claiming the seat of Jacob Westb.Ook, the
fitting member for Ulster The report is adverse to
the claim, and Was agreed to.
The following is the Committee appointed 70 IN;
Hudson Canal Co Messrs. Van Valkenoursh,
Benedict, G, Stevens, Berry and iurlbut.
Mr. BERRY reported favOrabty on the bill Tor the
better protection Of the lives Of the Brooklyn fire.
BILLS PASSED.
To continue the charter of the State Agricultural
Society.
TO amend the act relative to Documentary Evil
dence.
knowledsmerts Of deeds and other written inssu-
ments by persons residing out OF the State Of New
York.
MI CoRsER introduced bill 10 amend the free
School law.
| Committee report whether law would DO constitu.
tiona which would disfranchse an elector who used
money at elections for the purpose OF influencing
and corrupsins electors
The bill in relation to the First DIVISION OF Mill
tia was passed IN Committee, after an explanation
BY M MUKRoE, that the bill was TO supply the oms.
sion of clause in the Militia Law which passed the
last legislature but which omitted in the en-
crossing. The House then adjourned.
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From Havana and Key West-Arrtval OF the
Isabel Mt Charleston.
CHARLESTON Monday, Feb. 2, 1851
The steamship Isabel arrived here at O'Clock
this afternoon, with Havana and Key West dates to
the 9Oth ult
The Ohie had sailed from Havana for New-York
The political news is unimportant.
MARKETS.
At Havana there was but little MuscOysdo SUGAR
| Offering and planters were Ing more than ner:
chants were willing to pay. Some ordinary had SOLD
| at st reals
| MoIAssEs had declined to II reals.
| CoFFEE-The transactions were insignificant
EXCHANGE on New.Yoyk and Boston is at 2! dis
| count
FREIoHrs were dull, produce being scarce
| AT Matanzas, on the 27th ult MoLAssEs declined
to II reals and large operations took place az !ns'
price. The transactions IN SUGAR were Limited
FREIGuTs, II reals. EXCHANGE on the United
states cas- u cent. discount
KEY WEST SHIPPING.
iss started en- tn. as,h S for Delta Shoals 10 the hope
OF getting of the ship lebanon this week -.
The bark White Cloud has been thoreushly IepaiIsd
is loading with mahogany for New fotk She
wIl convex the residue If the condemned brig Em"''
ArTl,sd i7.hSBrg Mary, Portland, in distress, e2d
schr. J. r vle brig Cushnes nom New-f'rS' Zoe A'-
On on De ' as u Cd Key West ship wnder
mee Of Boston fourteen DAYS from KsnnsoSns' so.nS
Albicn Park Hill. twelve DAYS from Philadelphia bound
| to Pensacola
Failure of che southern Maii-Ssuthern Nav
igation-U. s. Ship Falmoush-Mutiuy aud
Murder OF American Sailors.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Feb 3. 1852
The Southern mail tonight brings nothing south
of Washington.
Tbs navigation in our harbor is permanently re-
opened.
The ship Flora Mcdonald has been towed into
| Annapolis and her passengers were brought up TO
this city to-day in the steamer Mary WasAins!on
| They had been eighty days on EMP ooaso, ana Two
weeks wosc spent IN the ice
The steamship Palmetto ard the steamboat Jew
e.s from Norfolk. with number OF vessels, came
"fThe Norfolk boats viii resume their tips 10 NOR
The United S,ates ship Falmouth, at Norfolk
brought home six seamen. charged win masihy on
board the American ship Corssif, wnhe IA tne mar
Der OF Valparaiso They have al been comm"'ea
for trai -. ...u.h,
home By the Falmouth, charged WITH muruer' c"m
\ United on the beach. ia Africa Although the mui
| tered man wssa cinzen of the United states, we
/ Commissioner discharged the prisoner upon We
ground Of want of jurisdiction on the paf' VI NV
| United States.
! THE Seu1iesn Mails.-General Uraga In Nov"
Orleans. =. ,a,,
NEw-ORLEANs, SATURDAY., Jan s., 1872
There are now seven mails from New YORK cue ~
this place. The Mexican General Uraga mas ar
rived In this city His intention is 70 make tour oil
! the United States. He will visit New-YoIk
The Steamship Alabama.
SAVANNAH, Monday, Feb. 2, 1857.
| The Steamship Alabama sailed for New-York at }
O'Clock on Sunday morning.
Levy Bailed.
WAsHINGros, Tuesday, FEB. J, 1859.
/ Captain Jonas p. Levy. Of Nes-York, who WA
arrested in THAI City on Saturday takt and brought
| 10 this city yesterday, charged with having been
! concerned in An illegal correspondence with the
! President Of Mexico, gave bail to-day in 1--WE thou
! sand dollars 20 answer .he charge. Mr.. Hart,
mepher of Corsress from Ns~.forx, became he's
l bail