New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27


s.uter az children IN the State between ara >
ss,. !, lCO ss3. The amount raised by rare 9ih'
Ssa iii 81 Number Of volumes ~ tie L,'''!iss'
ll2sss Amour. Of dollar tax voted By the D-'''''''
sli,672 ,..,,., o. a.
,he difference between the number re-'deli IN ~,
Districts al the number in sctaa attendance a .o
Schools IL over 81 900. Where are these c1uuIeI
MANY of them are found in S-.ect Schools ou. -
fair 10 uresume that very large nrmoer AZ ~. -
ATTENDING a. any School. Lsrge bumOs,s ~ -
are 10 be found in the Cry Of Detroit, snu tno "a =
towns The change recommended lh w w = 80
apportODment Will be tbs means % - 80 i, M
Sebools large numbers 81 this cifs' Du' ,uoio -.
ss.nr g. (elievs IL will embrace the wno'e TO,
those who for the most part, are l.t sl.nout Psg'
care AND whe live without the Tss'rs'he OF gV"I -,
,ice sorneibipg ought 70 be zone. ihere cao " NJ
sau1, "a 4. The policy Of creatiog such M nsntn'io
80, ~ i,s ultimate economy es part OF our sO;ai
nis,ions Every dollar expended IN the rescue
and education Of such, will give an e1aitloesl StcI
,;ty tba, ,ociety will be saved toe expense OF punsh
,.e,. anc doubtful reformation 10 TIE Penltsnta'y
Aoricultursl Education and Female Education sre
,rn5sd TO- General anxiety has besn expressed r7la
tive 10 the establishment OF IN iusutution OF nlk1
oysde for the education Of females. In the onglnA
blsn OF TIE Educational system, such an insa'niioh
vss conte1np plated, ~ branch Of the Cniv7r.ity:
PysssYLvAsiA.-Mr. Gross, the Democratic X NJ
representative frem Lancaster County, h" INTRO
duced bill in the House for the erection OF new
county cut of the upper portion Of Lancaster 70 DC
called Jackson" The village Of EPhrata is 10 DC
The county seat new county, out OF parts OF u 81
pbin. Lbsnon and Schuylkill, to be called Poi
clock is also projected The bill 10 erect Madi-
"son" County, out Of parts Of Berks, Chester and
Montgomery is again before tho Legislature.
ALABAHA.-Tbe Hon. Henry W. lliliiard Is an
pounced a. anndepeI deDcent candidate for Gpverno,
Of Alabama in the columns Of The Aiabama Journal.
This is done with the knowledge Of Mr Hi lard, who
will very soon address the People, giving bis views
on the subects row q, tsue in reference to STATE
policy"
MISSISSIPPI We learn from The Vicksburg IVhg,
Of the 18th inst that Gov. McRse has appointed T.
w. Rootes, Dem.) Of Pontooc, Secretary Of STATE
10 fill the vacancy created by the death Of W. H.
Muse.
CoxYrc1IcuT.-The Wing State Convention has
been called 10 meet a. Hartford Feb %.
AGATHgRIsG OF GovERsoRs Governor Wright,
Of Indiana has invited aud confidently expecs
Writ on the 22d Of February, from Governors Pow
ell, of kentucky, johnson, Of Tennessee, MatNson,
Of IliDois and Medill Of Ohio. Great preparations
will be Dsde. and bralisnt day may be expected.
MAssAcHUsETTs--At l2 O'Clock on Tuesday, the
House proceeded to the consideration Of the special
assignment for that bOur-it being the election, on
the part Of this branch, OF L. s. Senator, TO fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of the Hon.
Edward Everett. No debate preceded the ballot,
and the Chair appointed the fo lowing COMMITTEE to
receive and count tue votes Messrs. Webster, OF
Chelsea; Ambercrombie, Of QIincy; Rowell OF
Amesbury, Chandler of Duxbury, and Phelps, OF
Lou(l The floor OF the House having been Gle ired,
the call of the names Of members was commenced,
each member, as his name was called, proceeding to
the desk in front of the Speakers char ana depl'i'
ing his vote in a scale envelope AT p minutes 70
O'Clock ~ roll flushed, and al % minutes 10 ,,
the Committee announced the result OF the Dsl0', as
follows:
whole number Of
Hsnry Wilson, Of Nsiies INSTRUMENTATION
Nahum +. Bryant Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Julius II Rockwell of Phtsdeld. 10
A b. Ply; Of Newioo. ..'''''''''''''''''"'
John q. PsfIty, Of Csmb' icse...............
Charles A. Phelps OF Bost n......,.........'.
Geo :. Beutwel, Of GrotoG....................
N. Banks o. Wstham ..-...................
Henry w: Bishop. Of LenoK...............''''
T.. 81 wfsht, Of Easthsu pton................. ]
Samuel boar Of Concord. ]
CbafI.s Lan.conb. Of Lynn....................
Melvin Copeland, of Cbes er...............'...
and eight blanks and ooe envelope containing two
ballots not counted Henry Wilson was accord nyiy
declared eleOt,d the part Of The House, and mes
sage andouuong the fact sa' sa9t 20 the Ss"at"
just before the voe wa declared, one OF the
friends Of Gen. Wilson, who had made himself a..
qusnted with the result, dispatched special meesen-
ger 10 The General TO abH0uf c. 10 HIM The glad I'D
inCs The Senate wi make choice on tier part
on the 3lst inst and things are row sa'd TO 10 * ID
yoraby f,r their selection Of Gen. wilson.
There sIe but five aoseutees. 70 wit: Combs 81
Midolefe'd Cutler of koyastOn kingsbury OF Need
ham, Moore of Athol and White Of Shutesoury One
sick man, Pope Of BarnstaOl-. made his appearance
lust in time 10 give Gen Wilsos the benefit OF his
vote. The united strength of The Democratic patty
was given T. Henry w Bishop, who had one vote.
Immediately after the re'ult was declared, the
Speaker announced the following COMMITTEES aud
tE..I hen nd ourIej.
On sOmuch Of the Governors sddIess a. rel 10 the
LIQUOR iaw-Messis. Huntington Of Northampton,
Williams of Can't idie, TubDs of Boston, Prin - OF
Essex, Brown of Fitcbburg, Moody OF Colcopee,
Bardwen of Nhatey, Rudd Of Great Btuogtop,
Marsh Of West RoAbury, Davis OF Fal River, Iha.sh-
er Of yarmouth, and Vincent Of Ejgartown.
Missouri The Legislature met on the 18th inst.
and made choice ofthe following State officers.
Messrs Harris, Snelsor Barthoow Lionberger,
Shirley, Wings and Denis, Denton elected Direct
ors OF the Bank at Fayetei Mr.. Marln, Wing
oil, cted President of the Bank az Palmyra Messrs
Kelly Samuds, (Whigs.i and wis benton elected
Directors Nothing else done in the Senate.
MAINE LAw.-The popular branch of the Illn>is
Legislature nave passed stringent liquor law. IL
WAS carried by 4 heavy msony. The Chicago
TFiLUEe Classts the vote upon II thus:
ReTpticsn...,'.'...'''''''''''
Nhts .....''''' '''''''''.'''''''''''i" ~
AntiNsbs,ks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Absent, Whigs, Republican, 3 Nebraskaites and
Ant Nebraska Democrat.
Below is ssynopsis OF the provisions of the bill as
passed.
II provides that citizens Of the State may maui
fscture cider aud wine At pleasure aud sell IT in qGsn-
titles Of less than five gallons. That shall not
be Coz strued 10 forbid the 'ae Of foreign s2ntunus
liquors. SO far as the laws of the United States pro-
vide for the ameS that County Courts and Boards OF
Supervisors may authorize any persons TO manutac-
ture and eel liquors to authorized agents of towns