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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
Arthur Observation-Disclosures Robbery, INc.

Cofr-sgon,ieucs q ne y Y. TrhIas
PfuIApELPIuA Friday, March -, ls53
The callous Indifference of Spnng, the inur-
dereE Is = sub ect Of general remark Enong the On
csrs wn5 have been brought m connection WITH nif-
Nothing can soften hs feehngs or slsy Is orief ~
SENTIMENT against several OF ne ocers u the lAw a.
wei a. he only son On he way 70 PRISON last I.G
Mr. William Byrne tipsssye u The Court, though not
present the particular o. 81 q ~ atred ne te
clSret he would 70 20 The galo.s WIN vengeance n
h heart sssins; thai man NJ bysne, N " ng lOs
Arthur 20 tel TIE secret Of hs .siaef At a1d u nc
mos, gentle and manly manner .or The boys o~n SAKE
a. be bad been spprisei q the fathers Intention 70
thruN the s7, upon tie son NJ. Byrne deserves tae
thanks O. the community Tor Is Whole ocad2c n ne
matter. -
ITe prisonsr sdr,i-rsi Whle charging his son " a
the erilne thai the olly re4son he had i2r sPp-Hs
50 Wa, hat y0UIs Arthur gave Inn oia do-lAt A.
81 ncte, % TIE morning sr-s ne u-.-sI, AZ -
knew the boy hal 10 money esy on ne previous naL
He further sid thaf he would Estner hsTe trusted as
case il the lands Of Jery o. AiefldAhs, t1an y -
own lr-sh country me-. oecalst - I-Ioe=L =
means Of the latter that y o. s4-.'' ~Ls'- n -
uess a. a eoniectioaer II Ma-ketst, Sh-n enrEey
ruined hra-' ,.,
SPIN vas asked whether be lad any usk ID iesiAs:
toward b. son Arthur YES, reP1rc y, "
never forgive him a. long Is i've he las oe-a ne
80 81 ~ INV rrouble vii 60 70 TIE galOr. WIN
v,useanc. ssaust Bvrre and w-t my hsi oFeaia VI
exesrate TIE name and memory Of ny soA
one II the O1isrrs sal 20 I'm: sPrInz' eAse y0s
ever read the good eooA he rsp-ss m -. 80.
iR tie lAad can avail VOC noshing while yo1 aAroor "a
vcur bosOm such Aliynart ieenst fo1 .51s1 80
81 your sins, and becOrae IKE Is1r eI-lI " 49,
pxIc;sticr q reachinS kezvea VII lever oe rt1-z ~
You NAV have Egg-posed Jour osa soa and o1ncer
Byrne have injured yOu ei recoIeet maj o1s q tae
csrduSl SOet-ins Of The issiAn eresa - %
xour eDeues You are lnfeihernt enoegn 70 "a ~
- - t1ehpr. A. nov animate yOcr hearI can IND en-
H. ,,,saa-r rspEed. IN a dcggedy Gabborn nss-
ret. =! 5oaI safs-I hate sheEa sgIs-sss had ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ...ALsAST, Friday, March - 80
memorial was presented against restoring
che ssSce Of Physician Of the Marine h0spSiS-
M VISprxsIT reported tavorsbly on the
As,euhly biz reisrve 70 Nook asciocs !. -,
Mr.. WARp reported OIL 10 ih'o' 'A'
N.,SYoTk HorneopAthic Association- -. -.
NJ Errxx1N introduced bin relative 10
c;,S i,,rrovenaeuts and ssneDts therefor
-" Nr ,Ht Co"Irr reported fayorably on the As
.s,0fiv hjII relative to the Dry Dock CS1P11y.
M NJ Y =. r by direction ofthe judiciary
cornnit;ee. reported bal making the once Z" AH'''
The Committee of the Whole Mr. Cornell
- 80 60, ron.,srrsd the bsa relative 70 the lsrt-c
Ian 81 he ofce Of superintendent o. C0Ia'a S'a"'N
which was passed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

~ Hon. JoHs SLIDELL, Of Louisiana, Gen
frce's Minister Plenipotentiary to Central
Irerics, is own brother TO Com Slidell Mae
tozie, who presided over the Somers tragedy
shn isl very bitter partisan, but man Of de-
,5ed ability. We think he will serve bis coun-
~ faithfully and efficiently as Pleniporentiary,
I'd that this is rather better than an average
Diplomatic appointment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
GERMANY.

Great military precautions are being taken
At Nuremberg also Bamberg aud Munich, as II In an
tcpaon Of outbreak Several political arrests have
been made az Furth.
Geryinus's sentence Is two months imprison-
ment; an appeal lies from the Court at Mannheim.
In the sitting of the Germanic Diet, on the
Jh the reinforcement Of the federal military service
was negstiyed
Baron Christian Leopold Won Buck, the cele-
brated Ogst died ~ Berlin he 81 lust aged -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
Final Railroad Accident.

EAstoN Pa. Friday. March 25 ISIS.
The 81 O'Clock train from Phillpsburgh, OPP
posire this place for Newlork, came In collision on
the wJersey Central Railroad, win ioeomVn'e
=. ,ipc from Tzabethtown and Matthias Johnson, bag
cage MISTER was instantly killed. and three other per
sons severely iuurel-one It is thought fatally The
engines coming toward Phhp.burgh had been reversed
ana was detached from the tender oy the conclusion
,,b !, ,nt ON toward New ork At rspid rate with.
ON, conductor or guide Ii, however, fortunately tx
tsss,ed Itself before meeting any other tram
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
ASSEMBLY

ASSEMBLY
Mr. CLAP presented a petition Of bankers in
Buffalo 70 sow notices Of protess % BE made through
the PostOfice
Mr.. LIrTIE JoRs moved that the bill 70 an
thoTxe baiding societies referred to be reported con
plete
Mr.. FoRsYrH renewed his motion TO gran.
the use OF the AsTmbly Chamber 10 the friends Of
Nstions Unyer;y on the evenings Of The 5Oh and 3ls
int. Carried
Mr.. KESsEDT, on leave, called up bis resou-
bon granting the Of the Assembly Chamber Tues
day evening next TO Rev. Mr. Armstrong to deliver
Temperance lecture. Carried
Mr.. ID. GILMORE, on leave, reported a bill to
authorize Railroad Corporations TO construct branch
traekA
Mr.. O'BRIES, on leave introduced bill to
amend charter q Broadway Savings Inseituton- Re-
ferred to report complete
Mr. WEASs presented two petitions for Maine
Law.
Mr.. PATTERsOS reported bill TO incorporate
the Auburn Female University. Referred to report
complete.
Mr. Evans moved that Mr. Forsyth's bill re-
ative purity Of Elections be made the special order
for Friday next Carried
Mr. LoONIs moved that the Report of the
Select Committee the Code BE- made the special order
or Monday next earned.
BILLS PASSED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTrD
For the construction OF road from Lewis
Co through BROWNE Tract in Herkmer Co, and
another TO iuterseCt SAID road
To authorize the removal Of certain records
In the Office Of the Surrogate Of NewYOrk 70 the Sarro
gates ofhce In the County Of Ulster.
To authorize the formation Of Ferry Com
psnies
To incorporate the New-York and Moutgo-
mery Mining Company.
BILLS REPogTyD.
Relative TO the liability Of hotel keepers
To provide for the education Of the TonS
wanda Indians.
afternoon Session.
BILLS PASSED.
Making appropriations tor the payment OF
certan State bond and interest certain ate StockS
relative 20 the debts incurred by women before mar
rsge releases the husband from paving the debts Of
b wife incurred before marriage beyond the amount OF
her property.
Concerning the construction of streets across
railroad tracks. Adjourned.
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The Missing Southern Msii-Mr. Bartlett,
the Mexican Boundary COMMISSIONS
Combinations, SC

BALrIaORE, Friday, March . ~
The missing New.0rleans mail OF the 10Th
inst has been received having been 6een days on the
way. n
The Imiel6gencer has a long letter from J; b
Bartlett. Mexican Boundary Commissioner deiendihs
himself from the attack OF Tie tHi0H
FIRE at Hamburg, Geo on TUESDAY iss''
destroyed the Town Hall
TAs Uts,oH publishes a namber OF connrina-
lions previously announced, with Harvey " lson Mar
shs for Illinois lsssc Sturgeoe, Assistant ~
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Accident on the Niagara Falls Railroad.

BUrTALo, Friday, March % Is3J-l 7. N
As the evening train was coming up from Nj
agAra Fss when miles this side OF TonswadA the
axle OF the hrst broke. throwing the train on the
u.ck a truck broke loose and dragged under the
tram throwing everything into confusion. One OF the
cars with It's load of passengers brought up on Us de
In a ncighborng field. May OF the passengers were
bruised considerably but were seriously injured
The ladies were obliged be taken out OF the windows
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TELEGRAPH Connections.

LOUISVILLE Friday. March p 1888
AT the session Of the Board of the Indiana
TELEGRAM Company at Lafayette Ind on the s:d INST
the attempt Of Henry oRey to dsnieSrsie MAJ Ine
from its original connections, as formed ey MN, Ns
,s5 sriIve hy the formal recognition OF the ecntract
conneeting n for term OF years with the Fntsonf %
and Louisville Telegraph Company one OF the nnes III
rfsod ia the series known ~ the "NanonL line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
SWITZERLAND.

The DAILY Ners correspondence from Berue
and Geneva represents the political condition OF
Switzerland % 81 one Of great excitement Petitions
for the CouToossOn Of the Feders Council 10 cir
euarion Great discoutent 10 fel, with the Pedersl
Executive because il has not pubished the Austrian
notes and IL replies, and then thrown tsef upon
the Marion
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Marine Report.

T,ry HIoIuANDs Friday, March s5-San'et
Wind \. W. weather clear. bark Is pass
IIook hound IN. and two brigs are IN the Odnng
A sstearship Is passing over The bar, eoins ed~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
L.. s. SENATE-ExrRA SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Friday, March y
Mr. ADAMS offered resolution, which lies
veS authorizing the Secretary OF the Senate appoint
a Reading Secretary and to perform such duties a. the
Secretary may require and receive the same salary as
the Chief Clerk.
There being no quOrm-only ~ Senators
were present--tne Senate adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
Measures for the Suppression Of the slave
Trade.

CHARLESTON, Friday. March ., 1855
The U. S. Mail Steamship, Isabel, with Ha-
and Key West dates 10 the I'D ins; arrived at
this port to-day.
Mr.. Kings health was no better.
1t was rumored that serious disturbances
had taken place among the troops at Santiago de Cu,s
or some other port in the Eastern Department. OF the
Island 1t is related that company was called out to
witness punishment which the corporais refused to
inict-that the officers struck the corporsls with The
fats of their swords and that the soldiers rescued he
corporsls, when the whole company 6ed. Fifteen of
them had been captured and sentenced 70 death The
officers, however afraid If il were ate mp.e6 20
execute them that the rest Of the troops would revo
Gen. Canedo Is highly ineensed at the officers and
says instead Of making the soldiers discontinued
should endeayor to prevent such occurrences
It was rumored that the clipper SLAYER Lady
Suffolk had landed her cargo but the rumor was be-
heyed 10 be untrue and to emanate from the traders
Themselves 1t was certain however, that another lot
had been landed since the Portuguese cargo
The British steam frigate Devastation arrived
at Havana the 2lst and with other vessels, was
expected TO suppress the slave trade II possible.
The weather in Cuba was exceedingly hot.
The political prisoners had not yet been SEN
fenced and it expected the authorities wait
ing instructions from Spain.
The commercial intelligence is substantially
the that brought by the Crescent City New
York.
Marine Disasters.
hey WEST, March 22.-Salvage on the car
60 of the British brig Csmbyses amounting TO S952O.
has been paid and the brig sailed for NewYork the
10th. The schooner G. t. Willard. Of Portland, from
New Orleans for Charleston ashore on Long Key
Bar 9th inst snd bilged Her hull sold the 10th
the reef for $50 and her cargo is ceiling by
w. 8 Marshall the hams bringing l0allc. aud the
shoulders 5053ac.
Schooner Sarah, Of Portland from Havana for New
Orleans sprung aeak on the 9TH, and arrived st Key
West on the 1lth and is dscharging
The brig Csmbyses from Philadelphia for New.Or
leans ashore the 10TH the Western Rock and
was bged and partially broken up. Part OF her cargo
has been saved, more or less damaged.
The salvage the bark Lucy will be paid on her bot
tomry.
Bark All. Kimball sailed 22d for Philadelphia
HAvANA-Arrived 18TH barks Sarah 4.
Eickes William; and Mary A. Winthrop, Boston
Vickery; and Sierra Nevada, Newly Goth bark 5
L. Crowell NewOreans for Liverpool, In distress with
loss Of rudder
Sailed from do. 10Th, brigs Fswn, Portland; Anna c.
Tying; and Melazzo. New York. 2lst, bark Little
Lizzie. Boston brig r. Carver, Sagua Ia Grande and
Eew.lOrk
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Msrch %, ISM
The Assistant Secretaryship OF the Senate
contemplated by Mr. Adsmss resola5on to-day is de-
signed for r. X. French
The Clerks in the Census Once nave oecn
increased to So principally by reinStalmen$
Rufus Porter made successful experiment
m propelling small 44roport around the inside OF the
CaIasis Saloon by steam power, this evening -,
New-lork and Philadelphia nominations VIII
I've the Senate tomorrow, if they have quorum
which Is probable.
Several senators observed Good Friday to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
,Iurderous Afrny in Boston-Inquesi on the
Body of Michael Noble.
DosroN. fnday. March %. Is.

UONTON TIIlV
An ARRAY took place between jeremiah
Uuphery and Thomas Husscy. hands employed a. the
Gendon Rolling Mills in East Boston tins morning in
which Hussey had his spine broken and Is not expected
10 live Huphery has been arrested.
The Coroners Jury in the case OF Michael
Noble. who was stabbed and killed in Ann-st. the
NIGHT of the l7h inst fnd that the death wound was
given by JOSIAH York The accused has been fully com
oitfsd fOr trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

~ The Journeymen Printers Of Rochester
have formed Printers Union
~ Daniel Munger was nominated for Post
mhsier Of Detroit by recent public meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

EY@A Washington dispatch says that Dir.
Kennedy, the late Census superintendent has been
arrested on a charge Of sbstraetng public documents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
The Providence Firemcn.

PAoyIDENcE, Friday. March - le13
The Fremen were cut this evening, ba' there
- 20 renewal OF the trouble Hundreds OF PEG
81 were NJ NNkessquAre. anticipating dihcoiFy ow
IN passed Of quietly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

The bin providing for the better supervision
ana regulation Of railways VA reported 70 the SeaEs
Gan amendment having been Adopsed placing the ssps
pe-ysson 10 the STATE Luginee-s ofioe)
Pending action Onthe report, the Senate took
u receas.
afternoon SsSi0t.
Mr. FAS SCH0oSHoVIs spoke on Union Col
lege natter in reply 70 Mr.. Beekmsn untii the 81.
IO1rrment
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Mail Failnre.

RurIsokr. Friday, March ?, So
We have nomail South Of Richmond to-hiSu'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
New Liquor Law in Maine-RnilroRd Acct
dent-Threc Men Injured.

PORTLAND Ne, Friday, March 2j 1853
The new liquor bill, embracing amendments
of increased stringency to the old law, has
passed the House by vote of "a to AZ.
Yesterday the locomotive Oxford, drawing
heavy train the Androscoggin and Kennebec Rail
road when the Dsnyile Junction. burst her boiler
shvering the machine atoms. Mr. Frank, engineer,
Mr. Steve conductor and George HIborn, hremen,
were severay blown many feet into the air but neither
of them was fatally injured.
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,~.,nlarity Of the Mails.

CnAx1rsroN Thursday, Nsrch = ~
Gu Nau. Orleans mails are due in this city
today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
Fall of n warehouse-sboema strike.

PTTTeBURGH Frlday MHrch y Io1
This afternoon, about 5 O'Clock, the upper
pat of the large forwarding warehouse Of Messrs Clark
A Shaw on the corner of Wayne and Pennsalvania Sta
fell In witt crash. One man was seriously injured
and three sightly-sl laborers About 100 runs were
stored on the second floor when IL fell and few days
before there many as $50 tuns upon a. No ma
terial damage was done TO the goods.
The ,Journeymen Sboemakers (lades' branch)
in this city and I'm Allegheny have struck for higher
waces some employers has given the advance asked
lut Others refuse aud the most of the workmen are
silll on The strike. The turnout ls general.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
SIX DAYS LATgR FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE BABEL AT CHARLESTON
SERIOUS DISTURBANCES AMONG TIE TROOPS.
SLAVES LANDED.

BRITISH STEAMER DEVASTATION AT HAVANA
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
DIFFICULTY SETTLED.

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
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CANADA.

A Provincial Earthquakes Curious Spccu-
fntion-Twe Negroes selling themselves,
and another selling his wife int slavery
The Representation Bill--mall Pox-Anti-
Liquor Law. &c.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-01-21
DIED.

December II, of congestion Of the lungs
f0ndoJ w., son of George and Mary Gosney
aged one year, eight months and three dsys
On the 23d, Henry L. Gosney, of conres.
ton OF the brain, aged seven years eleven
months and eight days.
6TWheelipg Gazette please COPY.
Departed this life on the 10Th day of DC.
tober, 1859, noar Santa Clara, California.
FRANKLIN l.. CAMPBELL, Esq, aged twenty
four years, son Of James g. Levina p. Camp
bell, OF Marshall county, Virginia.
Mr.. c. had been practising law in this
county for year or SO previous to setting out
for the land of golden promises, whittier he
went chiefly as companion for his brother.
An intimate acquaintance with him during
his residence here enables me to bear testimo.
ny to the great worth and nestimable qualities
oil a valuable friend. Mr.. C.. had received
through his fathers means and his own exer.
tons in part, liberal education, which with
his natural attainments, strict integrity. rood
ness OF heart, and correct depor,mcn Mt rendered
him valuable member of society. He was
most kind and affectionate son and brother,
dearly beloved in his fathers family, and hiph.
ly esteemed by all his acquaintances. c.
Marshall County Adrocate.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-01-21

Of the Board Of Trustees Of Benevolent In.
stitutions, who were alresdy members Of the
Board, thereby making two vacancies to fl
two.
HousE.---A supplementary bill relating TO
courts Of justice and defining their powers and
duties, was passed. A bill was introduced To
provide for the forcjble collection Of ,Baak
taxes. A resolution was adapted to appoint
committee TO investigate the alleged frauds
at the Defiance Land Office. A resolution
was adopted asking Of Congress an appropri-
alton Of land TO finish the nationsl road
In Ohio, &c. q. ,fs. 49,
Jan. Observation-Disclosures ia favor
Of anncxing the Sandwich Island was order.
ed to be printed. Some time was spent 10
discussing the nsury bill
HoUsE.--The bill TO re-organize the State
Library was passed, The Senate amend
ments to the bill allowing County Comtnis-
sioners to approve the bonds Of SherifTs and
Recorders, were agreed TO.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-01-21
S A l. E 0 + SCH 00L LAND
In COlerain Township, Belmont County,
Ohio.

NOTICE is hereby gvcn that the following described
ANacts OF and will he offered for sale public at
the door OF the Court House IN 81 Cairsve on Friday
the 2lst. day oi January, lsJ3 the following
dtons. The highest bidder, he the No
hid Will he taken any tract of said land, for a a.
mount than the appraised value thereof twelfth part
OF the purchase money TO he paid time Of sale, and
the remainder W he paid in twelve annual
OF equal anonnt with annual nleres, thereon The said
land being The east half ofSec. lJ Township and Range
and subdivided into fur lots as follows Lot No. J.
bounded as follows viz beginning the s. E. corner Of
the said section, thence w. l6 les thence N. so
poles ;hcnco NJ 7G!e T. llO nolcs 10 thence
n. 40 f. p poles; thence N l5ls T. "a poles; thence
Isl L. l3 20 loo poles the haundary Of said
section and thence south l2 aOOO poles the place Of
@ginnins containing 81 acres 81 perehes, appraised
the of s24i5GO
Lot No. >, Rounded as Fellows viz: BEGINNING fbr tho
same n the ~ ". Of lot No. thence NJ sO,> f.
llO roes thcaee ~ sol T.. - poles; thence n 45i
"a phes thence ~ 5Sl Z. l3 1UDD poles thence N 30
40.l00 poles thence l62 I5lU0 poles and thencs
south no 60 100 poles to the plare Of mgnning contain
ing Fl acres and 40 perches, appraised at 81
Lat No 2, BcnHdrd follows, viz: BEGINNING at tho
NJ f. corner Of lot No. ?, thence west l6s 15i0 poles.
thence north e ~ 100 poles tonce ca rs 100 poles;
and thence south 20 10 100 poles the place of beginning
containing 81 aHi los crches, appreise So
Lot No, 4. bounded follows via; Beginning for tho
same the " y. OF the said section thence
G2 poles thence south - 100 poles thence
62 1lO0 poles and thence north 20 31D0 poles tho
place To besnning containing e and los perehes.
DAvID yfLLEN, .auditor Bel, Co o.
T. s. The land above described lies within miles OF
the city OF Wheeling
auditors Office, Dec; J. 1852.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-01-21
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

Jan. lO.--SENATE. "A series of reolutions
in favor of the election of Judges, United
States Senators and cabinet officers by the
people, was ordered to be printed.
HoUsE.-The finance committee reported
bill for the collection and disbursements Of
all funds in gold and silver.
Jan. ll.-SENATE.-The bill to authorize
religious societies to sell real estate in certain
cases, was passed. A resolution was adopt
ed, calling upon the Auditor and Treasurer
:or detailed statement of the finances of the
State for the past year.
HoUsE.-The bill to amend the act for the
passed. The bill allowing corporation to
change their names was passed.
Jan. l2.-SEEATE.-A resolution was
adopted, calling on the Board of Public Works
for statement of the business, &c. for the
last year, and an estimate Of expenses, &C.,
for the ensuing year.
HoUsE.-The Senate resolution requesting
the Governor not to sign deeds of land sold
at Defiance until investigation into alleged
frauds could be had, was agreed to. . 81.
Jan. l3.-SENATE.-The bill for the set
tlement of the estates of deceased persons
was passed. The bill for the incorporation
of townships was amended and passed
HoUsE.-The bill for opening aud regula-
ting roads and highways was passed. l. q
Jan. l4.-SESATE.--A bill for the protec-
ton Of plank roads was read the first time,
The bill authorizing county commissioners to
accept OF bonds of Sheriffs, Recorders, &C.,
was amended and passed. Some time. was
spent discussing the propriety of the Cover
nor having appointed two persons members