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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

nISSOLUTION of COMPREHENSIVE.
II The concern of I. Il w. N. TINSLEY is this day
dissolved by mutual consent =. -.
Either party is authorized 10 use the name of the
concern in settlement of the same.
- .a@3tak THOMAS TINSLEY,s
WIN. N. TINSLEY.
Richmond, January lst 1856.
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S,ALE OF TORAC1n n 3 !,

- SCREWS, Gc.---I viii sell priyataiy los ~ r.
bacco Fixtures, Screws, Flattenine Mile. ke. b.
tween this time and The 10Th January If not d,spo-
sed OF by that time, will sell the same at public se.
ton on the instant, at Adams Cos Express +
nee, where they are stored. Mr.J SAWYER. at tim
once OF HI. fairo q Co, will show the fixtures 10
any one VINO may wish to them sa g - -.
81 ,s..ssy - TH0S. W. BOSWELL,
s ia It'd Admir- OF Thos cosxIes aersds
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STABLE tOK MENT.--A stable in rvar
~ o. our store, Ne. III Eagle square. "a -
!ss se "A 80 w. r. PERKINS 4 CO.
80 .alsa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

COMPREHENSIVE The undersigned
" have entered into copartnership under the style
Of GARDNER, CARLTON 4 CO, for the urpose
of carrying the wholesale Boot, Shoe Hat and
Leather business at No. III Main street. and solicit
share of public patronage. ' t.,if.7 =
sax rI.g JAS. H. GARDNER
-.ls - 49, AMBROSE CARLTON,
s4...s-4 WILLIAM II. HUBBARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

land a full assortmen Mt Of 10 gfrE esr ~
English and American Rolled
Refined English .SlRON
Swedes and American Hammered
Plough Iron, to II inches wide -s -r
Oval and half round do asE a
Band, Hoop and Horseshoe Iron
American. English and Russia Sheet lro
Norway Nail Rods - - ~
Tin Plates, assorted sizes = # 4.- Z
~ Bar and Pig Lead; Wire. Lc l. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

WA MI Il D--rhirty able bodied MEN,
w tcolored,l to work in q mill, in Manchester
Among these several good Coopers. Also good
Nurse, Chambermad and Seamstress. Apply to
/ Il 55-a tss II. T. K T.. S. TALIAFERRO, So
de paw Cnrnar Carv and IItb s.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

NAANTED-.F0f the ensuing year, a coed
w NURSE and CHAMBERMAID. For one of
good character, liberal hire will be paid
1907 -s-.f g. Gel EDW. 4. DUDLEY,
de 81 18th St. between Main and franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

"ANTED-Fr0m2 20 to 30 able bodied
w MEN, for teaming and farming purposes Per
IONS having good steady servants to hire out, would
do well to cali at Office I'd door from the corner of
18th and Cary streets ELLIS & PEERS
de Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

\ IN having WIFE bat there can be NO excuse in
not having good Cup OF Coffee; Hot BeefsteaL:
buckwheat or Oyster Stew, when you can find ali
these convenience, such as Chatting Dishes; Buck.
wheat and Hash Dishes; Coffee Pots; Tea Pots, ana
many oehor desirable housekeeping Articles for sale
at jas ZlMMERMAN,S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

81 The regular Monthly meeting
NRSM of the Fire Department of the City Of
MxS8E=ZJ Richmond, viii be held at LAFAYETTE Hail
aSSzzE=s5 THIS EVENING at II O'Clock d = =
81. BY order of the Principal Engineer .f
in sit z. w. RALSTON Clerk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

EOR HlRE--One elderly woman an ex-
= ceaient COOK; one young woman, with chit
aren-) sn nnrommenly coed 6EAMSTRESS and
House Servant and Washer and Ironer. These wo-
men have the highest Recommendations sTss
ARCHD BOILING s&
Al the Office OF Mes-fs j. x D. r. ss~wasf.
ia 3-fs y Hss2ss j. 5th strest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-03

NNANTED--i wish to employ YOUTH
w IL Is years old of good character and habits
assistant in my store. CHAS. RICHARDSON,
~. x .e-ss Importer of Havana Cigars
de Sl-6t American Hotel
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ne subscriber inns q Negro Woman md
a children for whom he desires to obtain a good
one ior TINS year She only twenty years old
ana very good cook, wssher and iroucr. would
not object TO her going short distance i'm the country
Apply 10 DIR. VIM y. LOCKETT,
Broad street, Church Hill,
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O. So, roh fRENT---A ROOM over oar
IL sny FAM aGns and 80 feet wide, table for
'nl'a moor. POSSESSION given inirnediasely.
w, P. PERKINS d Co
Je v No I4I ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18

from the action Of the late Board, have vet been
nominated to the Senate. II seems to be under.
stood that the President is willing to ascertain the
inclinations and feeling of that Body before taking
this step The Naval Committee to whom the
diferes. memorials were referred, have a. vet
taken no action in any case, nor have they consid
cred, formally plan of policy to be recommended
as mode Of redressing the injustice alleged to
have been inflicted The probability is that special
examples of hardship will be brought to the notice
of the President, with requests for restoration,
and that he will gladly accept the advice, with the
consent of the Secretary of the Navy. There is
little prospect of any radical change in the Act of
the last Congress, because no BILL contemplating
positive reform, could be devised by human inge.
nuiiy, which would not be subjected to the same
sort Of clamors and denuncistion. II ia doubtless
true that exceptional cases may be cited which
subject the Board to censure but the vast majority
of those who fell under the exercise of the author
ity which Congress conferred upon it, fell without
much sympathy from the country.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE SPEAKERSHIP

Ealf0na Correspondence OF Inc N l. IrouDe'
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Jan. IL, 1856.
Bankss vote came up strong to-day, the legiti-
mate result of the caucus last night. Mr.. Brenton
and others came back to him, and he lacked but
six changes to elect him.
The plurality rule was then moved by Mr.. Will
liams of Rochester, and the previous question
sprung thereon. The Yeas comprise all whosupport
Mr., Banks, except Mr.. Campbell of Ohio, with Mr..
Williams ofNew York, and Messrs Hickman and
Barclay Of Pennsylvania who are Democrats.
The Nays were Mr. Campbell of Ohio, all the
Richardson men except the above, all the Southern
Americans and Messrs. Dunn, Scott, Moore, Scott
Harrison, Haven, Edwards, Bayard Clark, Whit
ney, Walk, Mward, Broome and Fuller. Yeas,
"a; Nays, 106. Let the country note who refuses
to have the House organized. Mr.. ZollicOher ra-
Their crowded Mr.. Stephens in debate to-day. H. G.
From Our Own Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Jan. II, 1856.
There has been no balloting yet to-day. The
whole sitting has been consumed in Improbable
discussions between Messrs. Carlyle and McMullen.
Tie action of the Anti-Nebraska caucus last
night fortifes Banks materially. Mr.. BrentOn and
others will return.
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ASSEMBLY.
PRAYER by the Rev Mr.. REED.
.tnI.N ISrInN nann-nh The

PRAYER Dy the h6N MI hI>i.b'
MIR DENNISTON moved the adoption OF the ruics
of the last House excepting the orders OF business
and that committee Of three be appointed 10 exam
amino and report rules TO b. adopted hereafter.
Mr. ODELI moved to strike OUT all regarding The APP
recruitment Of committee. Carried, and the rce0
tuition as amended was adopted
NJ RREV OORT asked that his name might be re-
corded az voting for Lyman 0del. Agreed TO.
Mr.. GLOVER moved that the House proceed 10 tne
usual manner under the majority rule 10 elect Jerk
Tbe House then voted with the following result;
n SHERMAN o Or eids County wac voted iof BY 'i5l
.bbott .Ager Barnes Burton, Cspeuter COBB 'y,e %
eu D,yeuins, Dewey, Dudley, E9~!eT G1sei gl
S Greene Hampton. H0ys, II. Hyic. Julizid' ~ A-n
4S Lsfeyer Lon sstreet Msin Mallory Maltby Nasei
ID Morsan Psire, Peek Peuhsd, PoNer. PEenGsIssst
20 b smith Snow, Squire al Der 'ee' " sAeine- "
-, els NllisME-tA -. ,...-,
NJ STFVFNs Of Kires County voted ioI ~
~ p.lsv Berry Brevoort Buckley, Buckln Case Scoa'
r,ocler Deuns,on polsn, O. 4 Dudley DIt.ths, ILr
@ I.is. Hobbs Hoyssdf, r. II ;. Hyde. Jensihs LOCI
- lewis Msben, C. 7. Mills, NorthuP odsA r. r.
sen pss Rod-rs SHOEMAKER, Simons sae9sne.,
co. co., Ttcmss Tracy whItenOur Wei sS,bo1
biYe SaFFW Of Albany voted for b Aessis hhT ~
pre.s BrsdDtr Brady. J. h. Clsrk Curtis p,il'
D. n,cn GIoyeT H,aord. Hayes HOlme'' Lo'e' ia''
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HOrSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. CARLISLE made speech to show The failure
TO organize grows out of the disturbance of the Com
promise measures and the passage OF the Nebraska
Act-the latter giving food to beartess agtatos.
Mr.. McMULLEN defended the Democracy from the
attack Of Mr.. Carlisle. ,r
Messrs. STEPHENS, ZOLIICOFFER, and
WASHBURN of Maine, debated the question OF
Slavery restriction, replying one to another
10TH BALLOT.
Banks a. Richardson. SO; Fuller, 80; Pennington,
6; Messrs Orr, Williams, and Porter, each l. Neces-
sary to choice l02.
Mn WILLIAMS offered a resolution proposing to
elect Speaker by plurality if after three additional
trials no one shall receive a majority OF the whole
number Of votes. %.
The resolution was rejected-94 ayes, 100 nays'
Adjourned.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BAL1IMORk, IHuISuu!! v'.' - q -.
,,.o No mail This morning south of Charleston.
The new Venezuela Minister, Don Francisco Amanda,
had arrived at Charleston from Havana and stopper
The Mills House in that city, where, soon after nis
arrival, $4,000 were stolen from his room. -. ,hs
Bishop Hughes delivered lecture to-ns1rr .,boTc
MARYLAND Institute Hail before the Young CathVnc
Friends society. An immense audience assembled 10
hear him. unaA
Communication with Norfolk has been resau st
The sloop-ofwar Dale has arrived at N9rioh p en-
ra,oyts leaving the ST. Louis and Dolphin at Port
PTnya, all well. The flagship jamestown lett fon
Prsya on the 18th.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON, Thursday, Jan. II, 800.
The President gave dinner party this evening at
which the Justices Of the United States Supreme
Court the Judges of the Court Of Claims and its So
licor the United States Attorney aud Marshal for the
District of Columbia, Attorney General Gushing, aud
Others together with the ladies of their respective lam
lies were present.
The Mexican Government has made a formal de-
mand ON ours for indemnity for the destruction of the
Pown OF Piedras Negras by Texan Rangers last Al,
tumn and ask protection from similar invasions and
from devastation by armed bands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18
XXXIVTH CON G 4 Els 5.
FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. WAsHiSGTos, Jan. II, 1856.
On motion of Mr.. CLAYTON, the President was re-
ouested 10 communicate all instructions on Contra
American affairs not heretofore furnished and calling
for the adjudication of the American Commissioners
at Paris respecting French Spoiations on American
commerce. ca.,
Petitions from Commodore Stewart, Commanders
Lockwood and Long, Lieutenants Chandler, Handy,
Turner, Bowers and Fllery, were presented, COM
planning of the action of the Naval Board
TIE presiding officer authorized to appoint
Committee on Printing. Adjourned to Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18
PENNSYLVANIA UNITED STATES SENATOR

=,
The dispatch Of JAN Ii from this place. stating thar
there was no regular candidate against William Big
Ter for United States senator, was incorrect. 1 ne
Hon f. Joy Morris, late Minister to Naples, reserved
three votes being the whole vote of the Ameri-
can and Republican Members, except one cast by MI
Morris for John C. Flinkin of the State Senate. Mr.
Morris was unanimously nominated in the American
and Republican oaucuses, and UNANIMOUSLY sustained
On the dav of Election. The Ant-National Admins
traton party in the Legislature of Pennsylvania Il
periectly united.
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United safes SUPREME COURT.

WAsHIsGToN, Thursday, Jan. Il, 1856
No. 2s-Jecker Tore & Co. ct al, claimants, vs..
John B. Montgomery. Justice Daniel delivered the
opinion of the Court affirming the decree of the Cir
cult Court for the District Of Columbia, with costs.
Nos AZ and 43-Hers of General La Fayette, plain
tiffs VS.. Joseph Kenton, ct al. Same Edward G.
Carter, ct al. Argument continued by the Hon. j. b.
Benjamin for defendants, and concluded by Mr.. Miles
TAYLOR for plaintiffs,
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PROMOTIONS IN THE NAVY.

From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Thursday Jan. II, 1856.
The Navy promotions were all sent in to-day, the
President having suddenly determined on this
course. There was much animated debate in Ex-
ecutive Session. Mr. Bayard denounced the law
as Infamous No action was taken, and the sub
iect IL still pending
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18

Abigail Stables and Josiah Jackson were .hi. evening
d,.> harged rum prison The prophecies wept Like an
infant On heing told that she must remain Mrs. Her
seysad. poa,iD, to the prophecies They Little know
"what tey are about shutting up that person here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18
IOWA DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

=
The State Nominating Convention OF the Demo
Gratis of Iowa in session at Iowa City, have chosen
George W. McCleary as the Democratic candidate for
Secretary of State James Pollard, Auditor George
Paul. Treasurer and James Baker, Atorney-Gen
Four Presidential electors were nominated anu
eight delegates appointed to the Cincinnati Conven,
ton. 1t is understood that the delegates are pledged
IN suvport Douglas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18
LATER FROM MEXICO.

NEw-ORLEANs, Saturday, Jan. II, 1886.
BY the arrival of the steamship Texas, we have
Vera Cruz dates to the 9Th inst. Political affairs in
Mexico were in the confused condition as at last
accounts no particular changes having occurred.
Heavy northers have been experienced in the Gulf.
The British bark Dagger went ashore on Christmas
day at Vera Cruz and became total loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18
NETWORK STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

The majority report the reel9 1aor. 01
.s pr.s;dept was adopted and the minority report by
r. e. Leigh with Bradford L. Wood as President,
Was laid ON the table. The report OF the Business
Committee il now under discussion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18
THE BRITISH RESTRICTION on THE TRADE
IN SALTPETER.

BOSTON, IhursdBy, Jan. II, $50
telegraphie dispatch received from Halifax states
that all vessels at Calcutta with salpeter on board to
which clearance papers had been granted previous to
Nov. H. would be allowed to proceed on their voyages
with their cargoes intact.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18
ICE IN THE OHIO,

CAIRO, QlL Thursday, Jan. II, 1856.
There is more ice in the Ohio River than was ever
before known. The river, this side, is frozen, in
this vicinity, more than hundred feet from shore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18
DEPARTURE OF THE AMERICA.

HALLWAY Ihursday, Jan. II Tow
The steamship America Jeff here at 800 last even
ing for Boston, where she will be due Friday morn
ing but il Is doubtful whether she will reach there IN
for her mats TO be dispatched south in the
early train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18
LIBEL SUIT AGAINST A NEWSPAPER. '

PHILADELPHIA Thursday, Jan. II, 1856.
The jury in the libel suit of Donnelly vs. The Phil
adelphia Ledger brought in verdict of 81 and costs
for the plaintiff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18
,.,,r u1-pnER nF IrSTrS MATTHEWS.

NYW-HAYEN, Ihursdly, JIM II Ic,O.,
nh c,a,d Jury this afternoon indicted Samuel Ny
80 ,r;rc;nol and Rhoda Wakeman, lthe prophecies
a. a. TbspSfuI 5 Herey as accessories to the murder
az - Mathew fber trs, vii soon take place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18

Mis- josephine NJ Bunkeley Of Norfolk. authof o.
the Disclosures of Num- was married o. the yen We.
q. Weldon, n. c.. to Or. Sol. AndrewsJr'' OIL socA
Amboy, n. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18

III s..s A. f.;rcv lp,,ng the wear H.. 500 81
II will be observed from the preceding statement
that the total amount chargeabe TO the revenue OF the
General Fund for the fiscal year ending september ~
1855 il ss,O6s 100 o.. This sum includes what l.
termed the deficiency for the year ending JOth Sep,
tember 1854 is s279 O54 Sc. The receipts from all
sources has been 81 ~ 302 IS. This leaves the den
cheney Tor rather debt which is its legitimate name
due various funds $3.50 49, to this should be AIDED
sls7 900 for temporary loans made by the Controller
and iof which bonds are now outstanding making the
entire debt of the General Fund on the 3th septeA-
Der, 1855. s537, s63 90.
This is not unexpected to this department except
the total amount il somewhat increased over the
estimate contained in the last Annual report o. tue
Controller. $500, g
The amount of the temporary debt on the 3Oth sep
t.mber less, Of the General Fund.- was estimated IN
that report at si9J 407 H. provided the AUDITOR Oh shs
Canal Department was unable to pay the sSVo'VU
from the Cans revenue for the Support OF Goyen,
ment, under the provisions Of article :, section y Oh
the Constitution. ~.
This amount has not been received nom the AlIi.0f,
owing 10 the fact that the diminished revenues oi the
canas for the fiscal year absorbed by pror mems
upon those revenues created by the same instrument
it-elf.
The absolute excess of the debt Of the General
Fund, the estimate furnished IN the COntloAe'
annual report of last year, is SAP, $50 Il.
The total receipts into the treasury are e1hlosd ID
detail in table A, and the disbursements IN table D.
annexed TO this report.
EsIISATED revenue ayglicGis 10 he oreHdy Sg,.,S'p
fscri commencing or w f XIV
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THE NAVAL PROMOTIONS.

FtSH VNf U"h C0rrespOndent. -. =,
WAsHINGTOs, Wednesday, JAN To- lS50.
None Of the promotions in the Navy, resulting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18

PORT CHEsTER, ICOhn.l Ihufsday, Jan. II.
The store Of G. b. Merritt, in this village, bro
ken open last night and goods stolen to the amount of
OO0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18

Leaving deficiency, Soth September. 1886 Of s5c+5 II
The estimated revenues of the State as shown by
the preceding table for the fiscal year commencing on
the ist October, 1885, is s2O6o,s6O.
The expenditures for the same period estimated
sl,574, 1879 90. 80
The following condensed statement of the receipts
and disbursements of the Treasury and ehe debt of
the General Fund, will place its condition on the goth
September 1856, in position more readily compre-
hended than the elaborate tables before mentioned.
The demands upon the Treasury for the fiscal year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CONTROLLER

Controller Cook sent his Annual Report to the
Legislature yesterday. We give the more important
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18

GENERAL fUND sTAIE DEF.
TIE General Fund State Debt was on tht 3oth day
of september, 1854, s6,355,6Ji 81 No increase Of
hi, debt was made during the fiscal year.
The present debt Of that fund st,os2,6s4 81 the
increase occurring during the fiscal year ending on the
seth OF September, ls55, is 1881, 900. Two causes
have produced this result Late in November, 1854,
the Controller Sold or rather completed sale com
menced 10y his predecessor Of the Hudson and Berk.
SHIRE Railroad, in accordance with the pro'is OF
Chsptee75 Of the Laws Of 1870, and Chapter All OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18

the Laws Of isr7 This sale resulted in settlng the
question a. 10 the final lose 10 the State Of the ESQ 900
{. Issued in 1870 for the benefit Of that road.
toc> ST annual report of the Controller farnisbes
The h that transaction
full history o, -morST STATE DFBr.
COP. 'ock issued and loaned 10 the fd.
Amount Of stat, 'nan,..,
owing Railroad Con. I'D cOnr.,, - chap
Auburn ard Rochester Ram IN iso an3 1851 8,
l& Ls.''f $780, Fede'm'S.' 60. -
han A
Auburn and syrses.s R.ilIo.s cc|P.ny 10000
Ton.wspds Railrosd CS@P:ny per chap 100 -. 10000
Lons i.sId Railroad Company. per eAp 1873. Lawson -
lSlo redeemabe In 1861 psr eent....-...,-.... To-.
Schenectady and Troy Railroad Company. per chap
Lawsof 1870 redeeHsble in 1851, cent. 90
r.. Nasl Iron Mining and Manufacturing Company
$50 ~ Corning and Blossbursh Railroad Company
W, ehsr rs Laws Of Is4o, redeensble in 1865, 81
e. r.I, " 1000
......,............,,4....s7n Os
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The object PfoPo5ed 10 De attaIncd by thtse exPsh-
ditures Is to enable the parties in interest to get the
lumber from Of the wild lands situated in the northern
part of this State.
One Of the inducements heretofore held forth to the
Legislature 10 most instances by the applicants for
value Of lands held by the state srsing from the n-
pIovement conte mplated.
Another has been the fact, That the lumber thus
brought into the market, would, OF necessity, pac
through portion Of the canals and furnish an ncres sed
,ay.ry. ~ The state from that source.
TIE frst reason for these appropriation has ceesed
10 have sny force ar the lands held tie State in the
vicinity of these improvements, have been sold and
conveyed TO tie Sacketts Harbor and Saratoga Rsl
road COMPANY by virtue of the act Incorporating that
Conuany' and the various amendments thereto.
The second It'll retains it, plausibiLty but the
Comptroller believes that the money thus aPpropri'
manufacturing lumber on the streams improved by ths
process in their capacity to oat logs to their rcpec
live establishments.