New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24

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HsIbor Masters. TIE report vas very favorable to
ali but Porter e. sherman.
The question was taken upon each sew
orally. The nominations Of the following gentle
men were all rejected BY 10 to Is; A II. shultx. o.
w. Brennan, Henry Kip. James e Wood. Gldeoa
! Fountain. Charles Chamberlain, Charles G. Deaa.
! Abram Van 0fden.
The name of Porter G.. Sherman coming
up,
Mr.. BABcocK explained his voting against
the nomination OF Mr.. Sherman. He cid not deco
II his cuty 70 act merely as an autcmston to folov
the lead of party leaders, although he vas party
man, and he held party PRINCIPLES as high as any
man but be did not recognize the doctrine that az
should vote for man merely oecsuse he WAS OF the
same political creed. There might Do ga .es when
the Governor might recommend man for once
whom he tMr. b. could not regard IN the sane
light. So far ~ this nomination concerned be
relied upon that information he had concerning the
gentleman from the venerable Sena or from the
| lvth. INT. Newcomo) who had reported him a not
A, for the Office ana be should therefore vote az
| the ncmiL slion.
Mr.. BARTLETT stated that he had heard
that this Mr. sherman was q regular cyed.in-,hs-
| wool Horace Greeley man.
Mr.. BABcocK did not vote against him on
any such ground.
Mr.. BEEKMAN should vote for the nomi.
naiion-he had heard nothing against his stneu for
the Office, and he did not consicer the objection that
he Was rank Aboliienss sufficient to jasty hin IN
| opposing IL.
MI. CONCEk alu lBkCB Cailed fDr
| the reason Why Mr.. Newcomb reported against the
| nomination.
Mr.. NEwccMB said he should be a sea.
faring TO fill the office we'll, that oslec
ton, the objection Was not on political grounds.
Mr.. MoRGAN did not understand that the
nomination bad been reported asai0st, it was re.
ported for the consideration OF the senate. T~o Of
he New York Senators had been Ia favor Of tas
nomiL alton and three had been in favor o the o,he
ons-tMr. MeMuray) wasopposed t. ALI Further
Aoha IN All I'm ~ tgh Rffat W.
schoonhoven, Pierce ard Others engaged
Mr.. BABcocK further explained his po-
sition. He repuoiated the idea tina. he vas actIag
from such palsIy motive - that OF the peculiar
views Of the nominee.
The nomination was rejected by vote
Of 9to II.
The Senate then resumed Legislative
business, and soon after adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. O'KERNE reported favorably on the
bill to incorporate the New-York Exchange Com.
pany:
The bill to authorize the village Of Ell.
mira to borrow 800 900 to aid In the construction Of
the Williamsport and Elmira Plank Road was
passed.
Mr.. ]. RosE brought in bill in relation
to hawkers and peddlers in New.Yofk.
Mr.. BLACKSTONE moved that the bill to
| incorporate the NewYork Exchange Company DO
referred to Select Committee. TO report compess.
Agreed to-snd subsequently reported and ordered
| to be engrossed.
Mr.. Lucky brought in bill relative to
the Marine Court Of New.York. Ordered TO third
| reading.
Mr.. RowE moved that the use Of the As
sembly Chamber be granted to E. ID. Culver on
Tbunday evening, for an address ON the Excise
| Laid over.
The House went into Committee Of the
| Whole (Mr. Pettet in the Chair on the bill reported
from the Railroad Com nit.ee. The question ss TO
the penalty for wakiDg on Railroad uack sas dis
cussed, but without going through with whea the
Committee rose and reported progress
Recess till seven o'clock.
| Evening Session. -...7 o'clock.
The bill reported by the majority Of the
Canal Investigating Committee was tskenu up.
Mr.. CUSHING offered substitute direct.
rg the Auditors p,y the warrants he fling Of the
Contracts OF the Canal Commis sioncrs, &C. He ad-
r0caied his amendment at IopRth, uJgisg It's adop-
ton upon the Democratic members In fulflmeas Of
| pledges made.
Mr.. WALSH opposed the substitute. He
| denounced the lettings a. fraudulent.
Mr.. HATCH followed in defense of those
Who did not get any contracts, and In denunciasion
| Of those who did.
The Committee rose, and the bill was set
down for Friday evening next Adjourned.
The Southern Matl-Awful Murder Of Seven
| Perssns.
| BALrImoRg, Tuesday. March ~, 1854
The Southern Msu brings Bothing beyond Mobile.
| The Fairmounf IVA Banner states that six men
| and one woman were murdered at a house IN bod
| dridge County, Virginia. on Wednesday night last.
They emigratibg West and stoppei At the house
| for the night. large amount OF money they hd
with them was stolen BY the murcsrem. The afro.
cious deed 10 suppose TO have been committed BY
parties who broke out Of jail at LynchSurs.
| The Liqusr Law In Psnasylvania.
| PHILADELPHIA. TueHday March ~. 1852
In the PeDnsylvsnia Legislature to day. tbs bill 20
prohibit the manufacture and sale of toxcssng H.
quoTs was taken up. On motion, Il vas amended, al.
lowing the manufacture and sale of spirisuous malt
and vipous liquors In quantities Of not less than 81
gallons the manufacture TO be directly from asYicul.
Sss the ns1s ".ss ssoS ss
the law shall be voted for Several sections OF tue
bill having been agreed TO- II was laid aside for the
| present. and ordered 70 Be printed.
Great Fire ut Milan, Ohio.
| BUFFALO, Tuesday, March %. 1889
BY dispatch received here from Milan Oaio, ws
! ing, which de,noyed the entire Lockwood Block.
The total loss 10 estimated at 90 000 on which there
| is but partial insurance.
Snow Tell in this immediate Vicinity last night 70
the level depth Of eleven inches. Tais morning the
weather is mild.
Fire In BiFmingham.
PITrsBuRoH. Tuesday, March %. 1854
There was a very destructive hre in Birmingham
| last night, which destoy ed an entire square.
Among the moro valuable OF the properties De-
| sroyed 10 the shoe store Of John Jacques, Smiths
drug store, the German bakery AID four large vel
| lIpas on Aasop-st, besides Emmons's dry goods
| store and it, entire conseuts
The loss is quite heavy There was no insarssrs
| on portion OF the buildings The majority Of the
| buildings burned were owned BY Mrs Dunlap.
The Murder or Yeang Lehman.
| PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, March % 1854
Tie trial of the Skupi1 skis has been progressing
all DAY, presenting perfect chain OF circumstsaal
evidence. The testimony for tns prosecution Is not
| yet concluded.
Mnrkess. -ReporfeS ty TELEGRAPH
CHAELEsTos, Monday, March ~, 1867.
TIE salee Of CoTToN to day wers restricted 10 3u
hxlHs sf 6ie N Sic Thu PacifcA had deuKAz.