New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
-.,os "a, agreed to, SC to g. and the Convention
adjourned suid bois'erous applause.
The following resolution has been INTRODUCED 'D''

ssuember OF the National Uni9n. uole's ID "a
s.Tyitnee e1c-0t for crime be ponbiies tas'so s
-, rpop the Nations. The ad1P ios OF sosn %
ne. a. I'll eH.etusiiy prevent the hooof OF ku1A'
In Iobs.te and s chstss 10 the Isrnion's Of Inc 0'
ss.tss ,, u..hor, If
Twenty eight Of the Know-NOthing Members o.
the Legislature have issued a protect agah'' VIC
pomin alton Of Cameron, exposing his poi'oa' ~ VI"
eisteDcifs. ,oo...ooho,
VIRGINIA Henry a Wise b's made ~ spoe'"
ut o. many different points, in Ea'ern
hos announced ls sppointmen s ID western "''
ana the Valley. extending from asioN - ~ 20,
MIcsioAS.-The Legislature aoJou'neu % we -''u
In, The hills already passed are Prohioitory
General Railroad Low, law to
- Mining. law to incorporate Colleges aud
-, I,s,i,u,ons Of Learning. Numerous amend
800, On e,,tipe lawt have also been made. great
ds,I Of "locsI legislation has been done.
The Banking BILL the Agricultural School bill, and
.bs biz sutbo1 ling the Board Of Regents to erect
f,b.ir Of Homeopathy in the University, were also
ps.sed The Female College bill, the Swamp Land
bill snd the joint Jns proposing certain amend
men,s TO the Constitution, not passed.
, The rev p ohibitory Liquor Law goes into effect
On ttr sih Of Nay rext.
A bill has also been passed for the incorporation Of
Institutions Of learning
In the Senate on the Sd inst, the bill to allow the
Michigan Southern Railroad to consolidate with the
Northern Indiana, was passed. Also bill to allow
the Ceuii Company 10 increase its capital and build
double track.
MASSACHUSETTS, Mr. Halls per,onal Liberty bill
has passed the Senate.
ILIIsoIs.-seDa,o Trumbull Of III is a Con-
necticut map, and formerly lived in Colchester. He
is grandson Of Trumbull, the historian Of Con
necticut.
TKNSEssEr A State Temperance Convention is 20
be held Feb % at Nashville.
MISSOURI "A coIcurrt mt resolution TO 90 into joint
session the cd If March, 10 elect a United States
Senator passed The Senate by vote Of II to ID. A
motion tc reconsider lost-Yeas IS, Nays lG This
is considered the final struggle of the Antes and
States Rights Wings to elect Senator, and it will be
fatal to many good Considerable surprise
manifested at Rannels and Blow voting for it.
Some of the ultra pro. Slavery Wings have gone
over 10 AtchisOn ard Gen DOniphan, who says he
occupies the same position with Atchison, conse-
ouenrly falls behind. On the forty irst baIo. there
were l53 votes cast necessary TO choice, III DOni-
phan, Sc; Atchison, SO, Benton, SO; Wilson, l.
Messrs Goode, barnes Zeiger, Kitchen, McCarty
Mossley, Moore and White, Whigs, deserted their
party ard voted for Gen. Atchison.
Several exciting debates have taken place on the
Senatorial question, in which the policy Of making
Kansas O Free State has been proposed and ad-
yocsted.
Gen Donipban has presented memorial, praying
that The publication Of abolition sentiments be made
q pepitensIy ofense.
The House concurrent resolution introduced by Mr..
Mothersead indorsipg the Kansas Nebraska bill and
asserting the right Of the STAKEHOLDER to take his slaves
into the Territories when it came up on motion Of
Mr. Fay, was referred to Committee on Federal Re-
la,ions.
IowA.-7Te Chicago Congregatioaali@ Herald
Ii US describes the new T. S Senator Of Iowa:
"Mr. Hsrlan is a sef made man. He is anatiye
OF Psrke County Indiana. In his boyhOod he thirst
ed for knowledge and, TO raise means for procuring
an education, sOld fruits, &c the products oil ms
fathers farm-n the streets of q neghboring village
Rockville. lie studied at the Methodist University IN
Greeucastle, where he boarded himself lie came to
Iore c.rly ia IsaG, and has boon connected mos, of
the time with Methodist Institutions OF learning az
Iowa City and at Mt. Pleasant. Among the MethO
dsts he has been popular as preacher. AT their
last Conference in Dubuque he opposed the absorb
ton Of all their educational efforts in the Northwest
ep Univertiiy, near Chicago and ably advocated the
policy of building up Methodist Institutions of learn
Ing in his State. lie is about 30 years oil age
A Mt. Pleasant Iowa correspondent OF The
Wheeling Va Gazette thus refers TO Mr.. Harlan:
Among the accomplished professors ia these
Institutions is James Harlan, who has been recently
tlece to the United States Senl'e His place In the
school will he hard 10 NIL CUT yitH
him TO fill the more important charge of representing
Them in the nations council. He Is very plain man
In manner and dies, and should lie light down IN
Washington az he appears here, he may be called on
10 carry home market basket oy some VINO nave no.
the fist red lett after buyng what is in it. Yet it
can be truly said of him he IS gentleman anu
'schoiar.
A new bill on the subject of divorce has passed
both Houses II restricts the number oil causes Tor
diyorcenent 10 four: Impotency at marriage, adul-
ferry wiuful desertiop and Imprisonment for criminal
offens6s.
bill appropria'ipg $50 to each free negro, now in
The State who may emigrate to Liberia, has also
passed both IIOuses. This is new movement, anu
NAV be adopted in other States
The Legislature has provided for the appointment
of compe eLt person to make a thorough geological
aud neurological survey of the state.
The Legislature of Iowa has passed an set fixing
the price Of public printing in that State For cOmpO
sion 20 cents per 900 ems, and twice that sum for
rule snd figure work. For press-work, 20 cents per
fok Of gao Impressions For blanks, 81 30 for the
FIRST quire, and fiy cents per qure for the additional
number.
CALIFoRNIA L. S. SENAroR.-We see no COM
plant in our Nebraska exchanges of the validity of
the proceedings Of the Democratic Legislature Of
California in reference to the Senatorial election al
though the Joint Convention has adjourned from day
to day without making choice. Yet these same pa
pers have much TO cay about the election of Mr..
Harlan at AZ ourned meeting of the Joint Conven-
ton Of the Iowa Io gslaure. called on the motion Of
one Of the Nebraskaite members Circumstances, it
seen e. alter cases and the Sham Democracy is very
consistent.
The San Francisco correspondent OF Tie Detroit
Advertiser thus refers to the probable result of the
California Senatorial election
81 still think an Anti Nebraska Anti Pierce Deml
ocrat will be elected; and il So David Broderick
will be the man. McDougan might have stood some