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IA o -
VRkAT NORTHERN MAIL H0ETE.-
j New and Comfortable Schedules

" New and Comfortable Schedules.
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL-
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE.-On and af
ter the lst of March, the following quick and com.
Portable schedules viii be over the inland route
between Richmond and New York: Leave Rich
mond daily, at O'clock A. M and o'clock, P NJ;
arrive in New York, daily, at5a, a. NJ and St p NJ.
Fare to Washington, lst class seats .s5 so
i" I" Baltimore let "..........7 u 90
I'd Z 00
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia .........3 90
Between Philadelphia and New York ..3 90
For LIST class passengers, and 81 for each for I'd
class do
Besides the throug Oh and direct cennexion named
above with the main Northern Route through
tickets, direct be obtained at ,he Depot of the
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Company, in Washing
ton, for Pittsburg and Wheeling via the Ralay
House on the following terms;
Between Washington and Pittsburg--
Between la y Wasinatcn and wheeling - %. o.
For through tickets to Washington and Bali.
more, or ether Information, apply at the teketof
flee. 81
1t is deemed proper, in addition TO state for The
information of passengers that four daily lines
in operation between Washington and Baltimore,
by means of which the traveller who, through
business or pleasure, has been delayed in Washs
ington, has it Always in his power to proceed ala
convenient hour directly on his journey 10 sIsy
point north of that place. THOMAS SHARP
Agent of TransporfakionsG
OFFICE r., F. P.R.R. Co.,
Richmond, Feb. 90, 1852. 5
p. S.-The Night Train win not stop 10 take up or
put down passengers, except at the following sta
ons Cottage, Taylorsville, junction, Chesterfield,
Milford Ginney 9, Fredericksburg and Brooks.
N. B.-By order Of the Postmaster General, no
mail train will be run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights
fe sI T. s. &,
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
Richmond Post 0fiice.
,.sg TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

TIE Mails are due and closed as follows:
fIgsAr NORTHERN NAIL, via Washington City
Due P. NJ. and A. NJ; closes F. NJ. and
TKF SIDE MAILS on this route are furnished from
ire .-an that departs at A NJ. and will be closed
da.iyat NJ.
cFEAr SOUTHERN MAIL, via Petersburg-Due
:, >. NJ and a. NJ; closes 3 P. NJ. and A. NJ.
TIVE SrAuNToN MAIL, via Cherlottesyllle-Due
dailvin Railroad cars at o'clock. P. NJ, and closes
cgi!y at : O'Clock, P NJ.
The NORFOLK CITY NAIL, per steamers, via
Ni.v Point-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-
Gs-s at p NJ. and closes Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays at P. M.
THE WILL1AMsBURe MAIL, per Steamers, via
n. Grove ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thursdays and
Saturdays al p. NJ. closes Tuesdays, Thursdays
ara Sundays at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
The YORKTOWN MAIL, via the Grove Landing
J-e Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays at P.
y, cluses Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at
cPM.
The CHARLES CITY c. H. MAIL. via Swine
yard's-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
- 8 P NJ, closes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thurs
days at P. NJ.
TIE LYNcHRURG MAIL, via Canal Packet Boats
Due daily except Monday, al 6 P. "; closes daily,
except Sunday, al Z. NJ.
The SIDE MAILS on this route are furnished by
The Departures of Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The LYNCHBURG MAIL, via Danville Railroad
ani Farmville-Due Monday, Thursday and Satur-
day at q p NJ; closes Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at P. N.
CsF Mails also close for Lynchburg on Sun
day, Tuesday and Thursday, az t, P. NJ, which
are dispatched via Central Railroad and Char
lotesville on the mornings Of Monday, Wednesday
End Friday.
The TAPPAHANNocK MA1L-Due on Wednes-
days and Saturdays at o'clock, P. Nj, closes on
Mondays and Thursday az o'clock, P. NJ
The WILLIAMSBURG MAIL, via New Kent c. Fl.
Due Wednesdays and Saturdays al O'Clock, ?.
H.. and closes Mondays and Thursdays at g, P. NJ.
The LOUISA HORSE MAIL, via GoOdall's to Fred
eTicksburg- 0ue Monday and Thursday at P. NJ;
closes Monday and Thursday al P. NJ
SHORT PUMP NAIL, via Three Chopped Road
70 Trevillian'a Depot-Due Thursdays at II P M
eLd closes same day at P. NJ.
aOFFlCE HOURS.-From 81 o'clock, A. NJ,
until the arrival Of the Northern Mail, due at ?.
NJ, after the asserting Of that mail until P. M
Ou sunday from g to 81 A NJ, and from 6 to
/. N.
Stamps for the prepayment Of postage on
letters can be had at the office.
Persons applying for letters which have been
ADVERTISED, viii please so to designate them
ty~On all transient newspapers, and every
ether description of printed matter, except news
papers and periodicals published at intervals moi
exceeding three months, and sent from the Office o
publication to actual and bona fde subscribers post
age is required to be PREPAID VIXEN deposited
Il the office.
mil THOS. B. BIGGER. P. M.
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DOOkS PUBLISHED. and offered in guam.
ID titles TO the trade, or by the single copy, by
A. NORRIS

Late Drinker & Morris, 81 Main ST.
The Statutes at large of Virginia-new series
vols
Joynes on the Statutes of Linltaions-l vol svo
Mayos Guide to Magistrates-l vol svo
Robinson's Forms-l vol sYo
Robnsons Paactice-3 vols 6vo-vols and 2
Modern Probate of Wiils-l vol 6vo-by Grace
Read, Esq, Councillor at Law.
Hawson's History of Virginia. 2 vols 6vo
Munfords Homer-2 vols svo
Burkes Mineral Springs of Val vol 12mo-a
new edition, rewritten entirely
Tate's Analytical Digested Index of the Virginia
Reports from Washington to vol 2, Grattan-2 vols
Svo
Together with general assortment of Standard
Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Books, at the pub
lishers lnWest nrices NH 10
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
BAPTIST BOOK DEPOSITORY, No.
i oAS NInin Street SncietY has NOW

ID 20S Main Street.-The Society has now
on hand large supply of the following Books
viz:
Libraries published .by the American Tract So
cety.
The Religious or Pastors Library, "a vols. 10 mo;
hound in nluslin-gilt backs for the low price of
$40
Evangelical Family Library, Is volumes, 1s mo.
for s. SO.
Youths Library for Sunday school, 40 vols. ls
mo for Sl0-aud an additional supply of the Life
OF A. Brc caddus
Evils of lpfant Bsptis m, by B B C Howell, D D.
Baptist Psalmody, by Manly, D ID, aud Manly,
ir-of which liberal discount will be made to
persons buying to sell again.
CHARLES WORTHAM,
NH IL Depositary.
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frONF &c TIONA IES.-The subscriber,
~ through the medium of the dispatch" would
most respectfully return his sincere thanks TO his
country friends and the public in general for past
tavors, and would now inform them that he has in
store full and varied assortment of ConfectiOn-
aries, Fruits, &c which ne viii offer on the
most accommodating terms. His variety consists
4 part OF, viz:
Bordeaux. Malaga, Lisbon and Sicily Almonds
200 boxes bunch Raisins, (who'e, half and
quarter boxes)
50 drums fresh Smyrna Figs
IS do do Suitana Raisirs
) cases Prunes, in glass jars
80 boxes sweet Messina Oranges
20 do Messina Lemons
% do fresh Leghon Citron
) trails Arabian Dates
$4,000 superior Cigars, (various approved brands)
Also, Pickles, Preserves, Branded Fruit, &c to-
ge;her with large assortment of Candies, of his
own manufacture, which he is prepared TO furnish
IN any quantity To those disposed to purchase,
nc woald respectfully ask them to call aud examine
3or themselves at ANTONIO PIZZINFS
NH Main st. under City Hotel
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ESOR NORFOLK AND DPORTSN0yTt3
IL The favorite and beautiful Steamboat A..
gusta, Capt. WIN. c. SMITH, having been tho
roughly overhauied and repaired, and furnished
with new Boaler ana new main Shaff, Of wrought
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad and Port Wal
thall. The Cars running in convection with her
win leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning q
o'clock.
Returning, the AUGUSTA vii leave Norfolk ON
the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at sunrise.
Fare to City Point,-.. -......-$I 81 90
De. to Capes or Grove Wharf so
Do. to Norfolk and Portsmouth, 90
servants, to any point between Richmond
and the Grove, m
70: 70 NorioiK and Portsmouth. .1 50
Gniidren under 10 years of age half price
Meals. --...-...-..-.. 50
~ ioI servants, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
Servants travelling by themselves must he fur.
nished with two passes taat one can be retained
the OHice and it must be expressly stared on tfs
pass that they are permitted to 20 bv ears ana
steamboat. THOS. DonAIE
&C S-dtf Suner;r,anss.
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SPRING t;OOD..-cHINA

! ssgs8 sass sae
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DUTNAM's LIBRARY, No. 5.

L Godey's Ladys Book for april 1852 with a
portrait of Watts, first conception of the Steam
Engine, with other beautiful engravngs-25c
Sartain's Union Magazine for April-25c
Gertrude Leslie, or the Queens Vengeance: the
history of interesting leaf from the Times of
Queen Mary, full of beautiful engravings-59c
Hoods Own Selected Papers, with wood cuts
Grahanl's Magazine for APRIL le52-25c
Darien, or the Merchant Prince: historical re-
nance, by Eliot Warburton, author of Reginauld
NH 10 GEO. n. WEST & BRO.
lust RECEIVED-GODE LADY'S
y BOOK for April splendid number; twenty
eight embellishments, and some fifty contributions
Sartain's Union Magazine, for April. superior
number; twelve embellishments and twentyeight
original articles.
Ladies National Magazine for April-four engrav-
ings and twenty three contributions.
Graham's Magazine, for April, is expected today
Daren. or the Merchant Prince, by Elliott War
burton.
School for Husbands. by Lady Bulwer
Gertrude Leslie or the Queens Vengeance.
Marcus Warland; or The Long Moss Spring.
Ravenscltie, by Mrs Marsh-price 80 cents.
Head of the Family-price 80 cents
Quintin Matsys; CIR the Blacksmith Of Antwerp
price so cents.
Count Mont Leon-price SO cents
Essays from the London Times-price 50 cents.
Hoods Own, being Vol Of Futnam's Library
| price 25 cents.
Richardson's Arctic Expedition in search of Sir
| John Franklin
AS Good d Comedy; or The Tennesseean's
Story.
| large assortment of old and new Romances
and Standard Works, is kept constantly on hand
! T H. GRESHAM,
| 1O93 Broad ST., opposite Broad Street Hotel.
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BARGAINS: ID A X G. GAIN John A
ID SMELL g. CO., No. % Main Street respect
fully invite their customers and the pnblic gene
rally to call and examine their large ard desirable
assortment of Barrage Delaines, which they are
prepared to sell at prices lower than ever be fore
offered in this city. Aiso, Bleaehed and Brown
Domestics, Cotton Hosiery, Silk Mite, and gene
rul assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, &c
NH 19-tf
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GPRING PANTS.-We have just received an
~ assorment Of light spring Cashmere, Marseilles
and Linen Pants, which was made to our order by
one of the most experienced tailors of New York,
and fail please all who really estimate good
material, beautiful fit. and neat workmanship and
trimmings HENRY SHAFER a. CO.,
NH II No 103 Main street.
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81

~ -
MoRE.oTwIcE wEakEy BkT'wEEN
RIcHaOND AND eBALTIMORB,--Eare s.
OsIy.-The public are hereby informed that the
comfortable and commodious low pressure STEAM
er MARYLAND, Capt Charles I. Miieheiis having
been entirely reftled, enlarged, and improved In
every respect, with berihs for large number OF
and with state rooms for those who
prefer being retired, ID now on the route between
Richmond and Baltimore. Passengers BY this agree
BILE and economical line will leave Ricninond by
the morning train, On Mondays and Wednesdays,
at O'clock A. NJ, and reach Baltimore ON the fol-
lowing M raines in inc to proceed with the early
train Of those days to- Philadelphia Rstnraing,
passengers viii leave Baltimore On the afternoons
of Tuesday and Thursday. at 4, 2 and connect
at the Greek on Wednesday and Friday suceeedins
with the train which arrives in Richmond a I. p
NJ of the same days
Fare In either direction, o. (state rooms snd
meas Tor cabin passengess extra except she sese
Of ladies and families who win have The privilege
of s.ate-rooxns free Of chargc1 Forward cabin
sssengers, dncssdine mesisand lodging on cosrdo
"a so. ss.sf W.. :. .s...a Es.z.
q, shs Office oil tho RiclamoEd, Ffedcftcks5nfg X
Potomac Railroad Compsny.
NB-By order OF the Post hsster denerd no
mail train VIII be run between kichmcnd md
Wsshineton on sandsy Rights -
d B. WINSTON, Tlckes Ageat
oryrcy r., ri n. n. conrANy
Richmond. March 6khs 1854. mh6
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A LII PERSONS indebted to DAVID BAKER
II decd. are respectfully requested to make pav.
ment TO Hawes K Sutton, or to the subscriber by
lst April, as longer indulgence cannot be given.
The remnant of all the claims VIII be placed in the
hands of the law for collection
D. BAKER, Jr, Ex'or of D. Baker, decd
NH l2-dI7t
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COTTON YARNS. assorted Nos; "Pinet
" Castillon & Co's'' Brandy "Jackson's" Candle s;
Safety Fuse; Hydraulic Cement; Rosendales; Pep
per, Starch and Teas, for sale by
NH II DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO
ID USHTON & SHINES, con LIVER
Il OLA fresh supply just to hand, for sale at
IS cents bottle.
mh II BENNETT a. BEERS, Druggists
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ssss sgls ssssaaas ssl sssa snsI $50 izs ssssas
~ sal s.ls--assatt d assa.aa4a II -
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LOOK HEREl

LOOK HERE!
NERCHANTS and others who are dealing in
I'VE his line would do well TO call on the subscri.
ber and exenine his large stock of Plain and Ja-
panned Tin Ware, Stoves, Pumps and Find
Lamps, with great variety of Fancy and
Housekeeping Goods, at his large Wholesale
and Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot No. g. Main
street, 3 ioors above the old Market Richmond, Va
Tin Roofing aud Conductors done at the shortest
notice. and cheap and good any other establish
ment in the State. VIM. SEARS WOOD,
NH Aim A Practical Workman.
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p0RTO RICO SUGAR.-I3 hhds prime
Il Porto Rico Sugar and 40 boxes Oleine Soap
receiving and for sale by
NH u EDWIN WORTHAM e. co.
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IL eers. viii make liberal advances on consign-
neat Of Merchand and attend to sales of stocks
OF Goods, Furniture, &c. NH l9
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COKE, WOOD AND COAL.-l he su6scri

- bers are now prepared to furnish their friends
and the public generally, with any quantity of
Coke Coal on as reasonable terms as can be
bought in the city. They have the best Oak and
cheaper than any other Yard in the place Or
GERS be left at Mr. l.. p. ELLIS Grocery, on
Broad ST Shockoe Hill, or at their Office, on Pearl
street, opposite the Aihamora Hotel. Those or Ter
ing, may rely upon getting their orders promptly
filed. THOMAS FOSTER,
NH I--dt20A j. A FOSTER
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Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO. and PEY.
TON JOHNSON, Richmond, and by Druggists
everywhere. feI2
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now
2 the
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LATrR FRoN TEXAS AND MEXICO CARAvA JAI.--AN-
o1HEk LEcrrRE BY The CONVERTED MONK, ETC.
B.LTInopE, March 3, 1852.
Jhe Southern mai, ss lfte sr due, has arrived
The New Orleans papers eoItsn datss from Brazos to
the 1ph nit received By the steamship Yacht.
No Bov'ment had been msds BY Carlvrjsl The Al.
etdt OF hasmoras rad isued proclaim alton affirming
that Gtravsje about 10 operations, end that
the autl critics were ready 70 rccsive him The Pieale
esTrt by private scccans thIt 1T the time the Yacht
lef Cafayejs had NJ the river with the into nton
of nahrg an attack on Csmargo. He had not received
tte Ieuiurcenepts he expected.
Tte NJ xcan steamer left B!szos without landing any
News from Mexico had ben received up to the 18th
ult The Sisio says that Carnvris Il preparing for
ytwersol ruTenent srd that General Avsios eets vita
htie eymsahy frono the people Of Matamoras. There
wa nrcs excitement against TIE tariff law ana the
Collector 81 MrtaMoras had resigned IN consequences
Judge WGtrous oams ps.fepger the steGmhhip
Yacht from kfs7o, saEtiago his wey TO Weslr ston
ltrss nurber Of cannon balls had BEEN stolen from
the u 6, EstyifNn st Brownsville.
The upiied States District Court for Texas lad ad
icufrtd Drmber OF Idictmens bad been found for
ytlscoef the neutrality lavs but the trials had al been
postponed
rle Es.lftpp Senate ha, ps,s'd bin 70 prevent tho
introduction az slavss into that State fer sale.
Tie parties srrestsd fer riot OF the Rev Mr Jeaheys
lecture have been held trial The Msyor sprealsd to
him to stop HE lecture. but he ssysi not in his power
snd he dsvehrg snother to night 81 which however,
there Is rot much excitement me Eiiested.
The Lexington, Virginia, Star, has raised tbs Bsn
Hcutton 1sg fVr the Presidency.
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From PhylntielnDsN.
7Irr SUPPOSED aURDFEEss or LEuMAN--THE rot
soHED MEAT AFFAIR SALE OF STEAMERS, Ere.
D...t Mawa

1Ir SUPPOSED MURDFEEss or LEnaAN--THE rot
soEED MEAT AFFAIR SALE OF STEAMERS, Erc.
PrsL. .uELfniA March 3, 1852.
Blsie and Mstfiss skupoptR, were this morning, ar
Tsoned before Judges Allison and Thompson, for tho
murder q young Lehman. The prisoners being unable
& updsrstsnd the iii Of indictment 10 Is % be trsnss
ted iato Posh by Col Korponay before asking them to
plead
The jnvestj-stcs into the resent poisoning hos
tetr ccncudtd An uns os the s.cioaeh cf Mr. Wrs
,lovs the sxi'tence Ct large quantities Of srrenc
TIE Cscessed ard his family lived in tire oourt, with
another isHily who occupied ysrt Of the horse They
tie best 81 terms No cus has sesp obtained
10 TIE epthor of ths deed THE butcher who rid the
rect 6.rd airg 81 hut the evidence of the wife that
did tut.ent'sted by ether witnesses Tao
rtr jsr, rstnrnsd verdict hat the deceased came
~ ab from sretnio in some NEST cooked tY his sife.
No evidence betIE ecitec to cIminate her any
sRs
fJs Ctsricton line of freersrs of this city gold
todty Is mesers. Odtpheimrr b Gooh to Da'a iroix
~ Jour cty sLs hlbGtso:s bIcuFhs $50 GOO END the
0tyf,y f2e6oo Among The bicders Tor tse latter
Joftrb kecfe Jpq, this Consu NJ this port
FIR The ytxezuelean government He hid up TO Tho u
nat siYsr bin by biz government, 81 CO.
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1nteresting from Boston.


SAILING OF THE CAMBRIA SWIFT sAILING--Ioss or
THE SHIP NATURALIZATION FEVER AT SURF
NAM AND PEREAMBUCo, EXC.
Bos1oN. March g. 1882.
The royal mail steamship Cambria Capt Lsitch sail
ed at roon to day for Liverpool via Halifax She take
OFT ten for the former port and nine for tn
latter and about SIC eco IN specis The folio wing
the passengers for Liyerpool:-S Ulir,sp. New York
Qrmshv. Glasgow; L. Lorck Germany; j. Woodward,
end 9rctieep BoAtoD; q HsrGsmaE, r. Mason, j. II
Orrard Hon. Z. Hincks, Canada; ard Smith r. N
England.
The Upper ship Game-Cock. Capt Hollis arrived at
Horg Kong, December 8, in nineteen days from tho
esndeich lsardsthe greatest passage ever made be-
tween the two plsces She averaged 2Sl miles per day
ard On one occasion made 32S miles In twenty four
hSurr
Letters received from China state that the ship Aus
terlitz, Cspt Day, hem San Frsrcisco for China was
lost ia typhoon, about 10Th Move mber The officers
and crew were taken Of by the rhp N paluer
Late accounts from Surinam received here state that
tho yellow fever or hacs vomit eth prevalent there
carrying olf large IuHbprs particularly comers
Letters from Pernafnbuco to February 4 state that
yellow fever was quite prevalent among the chipping
there. The bark fulote, which had sailed for New ork
put back Iebrusry with one man dead and the cap
tain and mate sick.
letter from r. W CrsRin tho American Consul at
Psrsmsrbo announces ths death Of his wife, By yellow
fever, On the 2.d of January.
The snip Tahmaroo, Of New York Rhcre below has
been sot tH without damage and TOW ed to the city
The Boston stock market Is sct:ve and advancing,
with ctnsiceiable excitement The money market
tirue
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A Mairsin Albany,

THK PROPOSED APPROPRIATION FOR NEGRO EMr-
GIANTS TO LIBERIA IN THK sKNATR-CoNTISuRD
QUiKr in TIE AssHMBLY-TRR wooDwoRTH PA
TRkT-THE CANAL iNvRs1I0ATINa CoMMITTEK-
MOVEMENT TO DISCHARGE THEM, Bro.
erEoiAL coRREsroSDxSCs or THx HERALD.
ALBANY, March 8, 1851
The bill making appropriations out Of the State Trsa
sury Of year for two years towards assisting free
negroes who may desre enisrsts to Liberia up
IN the Senate this morning 1t read through with
out any opposition when Mr. Monree (whig) from the
Onondsga district moved to strike ont the enaoting
CLAUSE This motion seconded by Mr. Cornell, (srss
coil dem ffem Steuten. Mr. MoMurrsy, (dem hupker)
Of New York then and addressed tho Senate for
an hour, In support Of the bill His remarks were lis
tened to with attention When he concluded Mr. Beek-
man whe Will speak on tho question, In its favor
visbsd to postpone until to morrow which was done
Nothing else doIe In the sspsts
NO engagement has yet taken place In the House The
belerreDts ars and have vet brought
their force to line Of battle All quiet, and tho
enow affair alluded TO- Both parties seem VI
ling for truce while John Daiieycorn and Ktug AL
ccbol are hsterrg Themselves that they will again
be attacked during the session the colonel sf the op
report rebukpg the Legislature their extravayance
lies dormant in the House, and su attempt by Mr..
Webb, 70 refer i to select COMMITTEES, failed The
House IL prepared to pOcket he insult with the bes
possible grace Tho greater part OF the day spent
in dcus.ios resolution requesting Congress not to
new the Woodworth planning patent Mr.. Van SAINT
Col Mcrroe (wh) sidrested the House with great abb
lily and erimstion against allowing Woodwork any
lorger to enjoy that monopoly The resolution passed
there bling only four votes sgaDst IT, The report made
Its sEfpesrance ron the Canal Investigating Uomnttss
and Mr. Wright. (dem u OsweR0 ofsTed resolution
which Hrs ca'ing that the right oiupeacbment
b Only veetes in the House and the right Of trying is in
the Senate therefore It 10 not proper for TIN invest
eating committee TO inquire into any matter OF fact
which Dsy be the ground of imp-achiog any Of the
officers employed in canal letting Another OF the series
decIered fer dchsreing the committee and req
report forthwith. This Mr. Wright is the gentlenan
Who stattd that Mr. Bsbcock and Mr. Upham Of the se-
nate cuarly interested in the canal lsttiu gs
for which he publicly Iepnmanded by the former
Senator.
The Governor and Senate made tho following appoint
msDts
Managers of the State .asyirm of U,:ca-Nichoas De-
vereux Silss Childs, ard Charles A. Mann
h0td,ic,-Wism Van Herle John Living ston Fran els
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Riker, and VIM H Sterling, Of New York Benjamin r.
Brown, Harmon Livii g.ton Richard Todd Harmon c.
Brooklyn; Fam Goodwin Wiliamsburgh. W