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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-17

Brown, Of Wilmington, C. Treasurerj T. B. Carr of
Wilmington G. secretary H. 9. Barnhill, Of Green
vile, G. M.
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&C., VIZ are auihurizcd 10 announcc
LIZ Mr. JAMES GILL rs candidate fsr &c.
election 10 the office Of superior Court Clcfk fJf Or.
inse County at the ensuing election.
My "a sl--ide
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GRAHAM INSTITUTE.

GRAHAM INSTITUTE.
,INllE next Session viii c1mmtnre July 18Th. The
rates Of Tuition per session Of twenty weeks
iolldwss
English branches from Sl1 10 SIS 70
Latin. Greek. Algchra. &c, $40 70
payable II The ciusc 81 The session.
Contingent Zee. iity cents. payable 10 advance.
Asitis inpeftini that STUDENTS should be present II
the oprnine 81 ,if session. NJ deduction will be made
fof absence The first two weeks.
ARCHIBALD RAY, Principal
tune O. IS
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Red Mountain Female Academy.

's,lE Seventh Session u this Institution will open on
Tie goth II July, and continue twenty zone weeks,
under the charge Of ST.. ". Lewis and Daughter.
When engaging the services Of the present teachers,
the trustees obtained evidence With regard To their
qualifications entitled 10 the highest confidence and
ths evidence has been fully sustained by the experience
Of this session. The course d instruction will be ex.
tsns,e and thorough designed 10 make amiaJc useful
anJ accomplished women.
Board 10 genteel families near The Academy can be
had at from thirty TO forty dollars per session.
TERMS.
English Branches. hon IS TO SIs 80
Latin. Greek. and Mathematics. "a 80
Music on pisnu. with use Of instrument. 20 90
Drawing and Painting each, 90
EmbToideft, . 70
GEO. W. JONES, Src'y
of Beard u Trustees
Iune 20. gs-IW
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The New York Tribune publishes, with
exultation, the fact that the Hon. Mr.. Chat
fee, NJ. G.. from Massachusetts,, has manu-
mitted bred Scott, who is now sixty years
Of age. Touching this act Of Black Repub-
lican generosity, the Baltimore Republican
remarks: eve have heard Of people turn
ing faithful old horses, after they had become
unseryiceablc, out on the common to die,
but never before heard Of their friends
claiming special credit for them for the act.
Ii all the shareholders should follow Mr..
Chaffee's example and manumit their old
negroes after they had become unseryice-
able, we suppose the abolitionists would have
grand jubilee, as they do every fourth Of
August over the emancipation Of the negroes
in the West India Islands, PEI. Intel
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TnR CAPITOL ESTESsIoN.-Ph vast side
Of the brackets forming the base of the
dome strikes the beholder with wonder.
Each bracket weighs 900 pounds, and their
aggregate weight is 5O4, 900 pounds. The
brick wall in which the brackets are fastened
is Of great strength and solidity, and is to
be raised to the height of thirty feet, form
ing the arch upon which the iron columns oil
the dome will rest.
The number oil columns forming the cir
cult Of the superstructure is thrty-six, and
each column will be supported by two
brackets. These columns are twenty feet
in height, and weigh five tuns each. The
total weight Of iron composing the dome is
estimated at fifteen million pounds, or seven
thousand five hundred tuns
Upon the gallery fronts are twenty panels.
SIX feet by Ten, with iron frames Of exquisite
finish, which are TO be gided, and form the
frames Of aseres Of historical paintings. BY
the first day Of September the galleries will
be completed. The painters expect to have
he reilngs finished BY the middle Of July.
The Lobby crilings are 10 be beautifully
irescoed. They are supported by cast iron
plates twelve ieet long By six wide. and pre-.
cisely one fourth Of an inch IN thickness.
Washington Aar.
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The Vanderbilt arrived 0.das irum Liver.
pool viii, dates . the ~ ;.ic brought ons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNl0BCLua

The Presidential ball "a honor Of the election q 81
chanan and Breckenridge, given by tha Young Zion
Democratic Union Cab at the City Assembly ICONS
last evening va. one Il the hsppiest and most brilliant
affairs of the season. The hall was decoraisa with
flags and banners bearing appropriate nscrptSss AT
an early hour Arge and fashionable cpmpay had AZ
sembled when d.,eing was commenced and continued
with but slight cessation until near dsyhsafs dawn.
To The e1celsa. supper prepared BY Mr. xllsr ample
isetce was dSre, and the removal Of ibe cloth Mr.
L. F. Harrisoa, Chairman, gave az tbs first regular
toast: "Ths President of thu United States which
was received with loud cheezs.
The second toast, james buchanan, President
elect was received with hearty cheers, aud responded
to by Mr.. John COchra-e.
The third toast, "TAe Mayor Of the City OF New
York" ives responded to by his honor Mayor Food.
To the fourth toest, " The Ladies, the Rao. Hiram
walbridge Responded in appropriate tern-
Letters of regret from Mr.. Buchanan, the Hon. JON
Wheeler the Hon. A. j. Parker, the Hon. Lewis Cas-
the Hon. Martin Van Buren, the hon Reyerdy Johr
son, and other distinguished gentlemen. were re.d
Tire friendly ,sE,intnfs tn contained FeFe loudly q.
plsrdsd,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
FROM BERMUDA-MARINE DISASTERS.
HALIFAX Monday Jan. ". 1871.

The steamship Della from St. Thomas January ,
ard Bermuda the Sth, arrived here to-day.
The schr. Julien, 20 days from Cuba for New. I ork
mt into Bermuda the 18th of December with loss OF
sais, spars, boats, and leaking badly. She was run
into and stove in by the brig Norfolk, OF Richmond.
The Norfolk was not after Ihe collision the cap
tain of the Julien thinks that she was not seriously in
jured. -. p.-.,5. 60 p.i.iro-a
mt bach Dec ~ with the mate and one seaman sick.
She had encountered very heavy weather
The British bark Merchant, III days from Alexan'
AZ. Ea-nt for New.York ran on the reefs al Ber,
unJs on Dec. -, and became total wreck. Most OF
The shin Dirivo. from New.York for Glasgow, was
,oHed into St. Georges on Dec. 80, with msnmast
and mzenmsst cut away she hau &C.
hesvy weather aud there was considerable wafer ID
her hold. ~ VIZ mt int
o,no's On the 10Th of December, with loss of oosts
galley, sails, and with sprung mainmA S, topm's' An'
The brieantine wsterwitch T. days from Para 10
salem. put into 81. Georges IN 3lh OF Dec7"0''
iesky and the crew frostbitte.,.
The brig WalhoIdirg from Demersra LOT Ne'
Yoik, sliVCd a. BeIur ia on tbe Us; Of Dte'H'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

Mr.. BENSON repos.e ed back the Senate bill aneod..
=. e ~. orat;oo y, such dropped faiouhged
or retired efice,s az may favor.hly De reported on
through Courts Inqui-y the finding odng approved
by ihe President
The bill passed withoS amendment b. avc'e
Of l59 ae siDst 70.
Mr. ORR from the Select Cons6sittee to inquire into
the alleged corrupt combination o. members, rePor1
resolution charging the field Of their inquiry ron the
commencement Of the present Congress, ins.ent OF
oonfniDg the 20 measures now pending and sskfng
10 be empowered to employ a clerk. The resolution
adopted.
Mr.. SAVAGE moved suspension q ,he rule. "a
order 70 enable him TO introduce resolution making
the bill for pebsionng Of the Soldiers Of she War OF
1912, special order for the rst Tuesday in February
Disagreed 10 by vote Of 1913 against s5 not two
thirds. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

No BIBLl N rHE CAPITOL OF AssouRI.- Ns NJ.
L0uis Democrat Of Monday CO ltsins the !, ao~ing
The state o. asairs at the Capc! ~ Missouri c.sms TO
be as singular and extraordinary as il is deplo mos;
The c1y papers would PROBABLY have 2abhshed
Governor Poi inaugural address yesterday morning.
but for the delay of cerenoneo the cause OF whch We
have no Jastafon in making known ~ 0-s readers,
spd Oe- II az Of tie stroD 1t reasons nths world
why the seat Of ss AID be changed ct once
TO S. Lpas.
"The oau,e reported u.s. tina. tAe inaugural ceremonies
were delayed al least bali al hour in sansng up a
onber3atorial oath II il further sdded thai after an
Unsuccessful search for minutes, iLwS thought
that the inaugural you'd have - DO po.tponef
untI copy Of the book could be obtained from ~;
Iosis sut his proposal II st with the ,asst determined
and malignant opposition rom Gov. kroe Happily,
at lbs critical uncture Bible was hsadsd in from the
Psn;tentlsIy, and the cath was thea daily admins
tered"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

Hslr HA1s.-The editor Of TIE central P'e'6y
tyoa, in speaking Of ,be felt hats, dscour'e' in I'd"
following style Of goo% sense;
Indeed. this is the only sepsbls hat nov wc'a.
Instead Of the shiny. hard and "a fur or SIX hai 80
la.fly unversal-a perpetual annoyance TO me oso,
in bs way in every convey snce asd in every crcTc;
nsyey protecting br from sun a,sain but keeping ho
anxiousy trying to protect it, 'oy much IN the s.pe.
and about a. pesssbt to the heal ~ 'ecton OF ays
pipe would be; always getting blown on, or n4Shed,
the broad brmmed, feIib-S bodied, easy Lg bsl
without fur on stffeaing in 1t, never bir ing III.
brow or cau,ng headache. never injured " E9ns'
handling alwsys in shape, shape :, mghs 90 coz W -
sun and .betsiDg i IRON sion and las sso0sh ~.
east, the pretiiest hat f beauty y asse s.sisa ".a
utility and tie fiDess oS hngs Ihis 1; u4s pal "n
Corstutes one Of tho S0si 10 be Landed AYepie-n :"
he nrSssnt day-Oaa Which should urlyerssliy sup.
plant its ab-uid Predecessor, and be worn ~ all
els,es c,eyRymen ipgSdod."
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-AHa.
IMPORTANT FROM THE pL.

OF. Louis, M0ftay, Jan. T., I6o7.
The 81. joseph correspondent of lie Republican,
u der date the ID inst says that the westher the
Plains has been more than ever knows befre.
The surveying parties have been disabled and iriven
%. Gen Matthews reports q runor that two United
States surveying parties have been murdered Wy
CsmapeAe indians il the southwestern part Of Kansas
and slso Nat only a portion Of another party had
returned fron Western Kansas, the rsmainlec II Is
believed, hsvhg been frozen to death. The til ermon-
fter at St joseph stood at Twelve below Zero nd the
Joe in the Missouri was twenty inches thick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
uo11sr OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

A. STANTON under q suspension OF tue ruIes,
efered resolution nsructing the Committee on tue
JUDICIARY TO inquire into the eIpedency OF reor snz-
rg the Circuit and District Courts of the United States
in suCh manner as 20 equalIze the popuIa'o1 euu
bpsnss of be several circuits and districts, and give
10 al sections Of the conederacy their eua and Just
repre- scniation in the Supreme Court OF the Unhea
States.
Mr. STANTON showed the inequality nov EXISTING,
and urged the importance Of such reform; on the
ground that ell sections should have Just and fair u'
oicia representation.
Mr.. KEITT inquired whether, if the Supreme Court
uropourced the Fugitive Slave Law constitutional, the
gentleman would carry il ont
Mr.. STANTON replied, il the Court decide that
bred Scott is slave he would acquiesce in that udg'
meDt, but would not, in obedeuce TO the Court, re-
Dounce lie opinion az to the Fugitive Slave law.
The resolution was passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
United STATES SUPREME COURT.
W.su1NGrnN Monday Jan. - 1851.

WAsHINUIUN 0"0H1uJ ~. = ,s.r,ow
Case No. 32.-James H. IRE, claimant OF steamer
C;nsey. appellant vs. james NJ. and Cyrus Cettmsn,
oyne rs Of fabost and cargo. Judge Wayne delivered
an opinion affirming the decree of the Circuit Court OF
Eastern louisiana with costs and interest
No l6-James Stevens, plaintiff, vs.. koyal Giad-
ding At al, defendants. Judge NJ Lean delivered an
opinion affirming the judgment of the Circuit Court OF
Rhode Island, with costs.
En- parte, in the matter of David A. Secombe.-
Judge fancy delivered an opinion oveirulng the mo-
ton for rule the Judges of the Supreme Court OF
Minnesota, 10 show cause, &c.
No. 45.-Argument continued. Messrs. Baxter and
r. johnson for plaintiffs, and Messrs. Lawrence aPt
TAYLOR for defendants. Adjourned till 10 morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

A MaszR.BLE SSiSDLER.-The Ldgtr hsk the
story OF Mr. h., ~ho vas admitted - aIee pslen.
a. M.sacbusee Cen raj HOspitss about - months
sin e and While yDg his bed Of ,ckntas -anagea' 20
fece the confidence and siIectiers Of ms HBTss Ml.,
T. The unsuspisious woman tsyesled h na, 80
na,j,nt the Act that sbe had saved or ot hef ean
ers over s.CO and this financial statement nI1c.a
Mr.. u. to make declaration Of hs Eye whlcn va
joyuIly received and recprOsated by he nurse ~
coon as the patient became sensseS snS ,ss h.nov
a, w oScne. al ono u .c hotels. On tho
p"nr,Da ,cr tber marriage tbs husband propoeed 70
bis wife that would h. mere ' ham, Enc
sssn~d INTO cold The wife sssented, and handed
Sn tie bilh Which be le the hotel WITH and has n9s
len hoard al since. BY this rsseaDy s.rn1A the WIG
wss Ieft completely pennilsss. rot bAr'og moSsi
been previously married, bit va. divorced roo
| wife IN her sypiesis2p,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
KANSAS PROSTATE LEGISLATURE.

TOPEKA, X. T., Wednesday, JAM, 1857.
The State Legislature opened here yesterday, and
after a short session adjourned until to-day, as
neither Gov. Robinson nor Lieut.-GOv. Roberts
has been here. Gov. Robinson has resigned
Roberts is in the Territory, but has failed to attend
Much satisfaction prevails in consequence. Yes
terday u s. Deputy Marshal, acting under a
writ from Judge Cato, arrested seven members of
the State Legislature. The writ has upward OF
thirty lames attached to it. More arrests will
likely be made. This is another effort to kill the
Free State movement. Judge Curtiss, President
of the Senate, will deliver Message as Acting
Governor to-day. There is an almost unanimous
determination that the Legislature shall go on with
its work. 1t is doubtful whether they will DO able
IN IA so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
ANOTHER DISPATCH.

TOrRKA, Jan. 6, via st. Louis, Jan II, 1917.
Both Houses of the State Legislature met To-
day at noon, and there being no quorum present in
either took a recess till O'Clock. Immediately
after having the house, Marshal Pardee arrested
the whole number except two or three for high trea-
son in taking the oath of Office last March. The
warrant was sworn out by Sheriff Jones before
Judge Cato. As the Marshal had not the t. 5.
. army to aid him, the members did not see ht to
accompany him. He went back alone. Gov
Robins has resigned, and Lieut-Gov. Roberts
is not here, and the people are now holding
meeting to censure both. 1t is thought quorum
will be here in day or two which is better than
was at first supposed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
THE L. S. SENATORIAL QUESTION IN PA.
H.ARIaRuhG Monday Jan. II. lS5I.

Tie Republican Caucus adjourned this evening with
out making a nomination for United States Senator.
They meet again tomorrow morning. Mr.. Benson,
Republican member from Potter County, is yet Absent,
but is expected to night The election cannot be held
Tomorrow as no Teller has been elected by the Senate,
as the law requires to be done the day prior to the
election. The Democratic members OF the Senate de
signed going into joint Convention 10 ad tne e,eco1
az Senator Tomorrow but the decision Of the United
States Senate in the Iowa to-day has thrown cold
"a ateI upon that design.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

The consideration Of the Iowa election case was re-
sumed. u ,,uccrNnuN
TRIIMBULL, TOOMBS and HOUSTON advocated
Mr. H,rlans right to a seat; and Messrs. MALLORY,
BUTLER and BENJAMIN opposed It,
The Senate adopted the resolution reported oy Tue
Committee on Judiciary declaring Mr.. Harlan not en-
titled TO seat as a Senator. Of,
YTAS-Messrs Allen. Benjamin, Bsss. Batter OAss Ay'
Con,svs Ctteudep Dodge Evans Fitzpatrick Geyer nun
Ter verson Jones Qows) Mallory Mason, fesTee
RIA Rpsk Sebastian Stuart Toucey, Weller and Wreht-%S'
NAYS-Messrs Bell New Hsmpshirel, Bell (Tennesseel
Brown CoIlsmer DuIkee Fess,nden Fish, Foot fos.ei;
HI Houston Seward Sdeu, To0mbs, TEumbu. Wade snd
WRson-ie. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
DESTRUCTION OF THE GREGORY HOUSE,
LAKE MAUOPAC.

CAHhkL, Monday, Jan. II, ISJf.
The "Gregory House" at Lake Mahopsc, Putnam
County, took fire at about o'clock p. m. Sunday,
and was entirely destroyed in very short time. TIE
lose is estimated at from SIS 900 to $4,000. Partly
insured. The building very extensive, and well
furnished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

HAKkISBUhO, lIUHudyi Jon. IV7''
The Senate refused sgain to-day to consider the res
olution TO 60 into Joint Convention TO morrow io the
election of United States Sensor by vote of IL TO
IA. Mr.. Browne, Democrat, p.red of with South
ern Republican. 1t is evidently the Intention OF the
Senate not 10 meet the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
FIRE AT SOUTH GLEY's FALLS.

SOCTH GLRs's FlLLs y. Y, Jan. II, Is57
About II o'clock to-day fire broke out in Mr.. J. H.
Rices sash and blind factory and il entirely
sumed with all its contents. Loss $50 O0o No nsur.
ance. The origin of the fire n unknown.
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fnd the leak, thcs,s sIplOded, D.uss. saxs. n.
Firr ~ SvecER sresIr.

flHf ~ hsNNAk SiFstis
Last evening Atcrt drsk Sre occurred in the bu5d-
ing No. % Mercer street, occupied BY Mo Jsos
Wrskr. but j, entisguished be. Nse much damsse
wss dcre. The FIRE orirDstsd m closet where
p'rmter. bad been 81 work during the day. sHd d. u
supposed that they lel some lighted Goals on -, soor
FlRE ~ FIFTH srREEr.
Al ] o'clock this morr ing Gre broke out IN ne
house the conner Of Avenue ID. and FiaA-st. O~ia
the lseness Of the hour could aot ascertain IN,
amount Of damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
THE SENATORIAL QUESTION IN MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, MOnuhy, Jun. Y, IoN':
The Democrats in caucus Saturday night nontn-
ated James s. Green for L. s. Senator for the short
tern. The Know. Nothipgs have nominated Luther
M Kenneth and w. +. Swtzler as their candidates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
THE SOUTHERN MAIL FAILURE.


No mail has been received south OF Richmond.
Our bay and rivers are full of ice, but the Norfolk
boss continue TO make their trips and vessels with
the aid Of steamtugs manage to make their way up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

Ocean, IL sutcier to wsrrsn, ns.iona: :ssosod,.
49, Of two hundred millions to begin VIII. and .
contribution Of ter TO twenty millions per sunum
from the National Treasury thereafter to sa,-
lain II. lisp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
THALBERG AND ZEE SCHOOL CHILpREN.

BV'IVNf
Three thousand school children attended Thalbery's
free concert at Music Hall to-day Madame ID Angri
and Signor Morel assisted in the entertainment which
was one Of the most interesting ever presented in
Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
Eli 3 s .
RiRr IN aRonKIYN.

On Sunday nj htlast Gre broke out IN IT, no use OF
Bernard Mccain, in Twenty fret street, aea Fifth
avenue, GowLnls. The Games onglnatea 10 a reI
bedroom on the first foos, and fire was lso bursting
forth nom dark closss in the second stay. Ahe
flames were ,appresse-, aOwever before a-ch damage
had been done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
FIRE AT alPREss HILLS, 2. -

snedekars e1tensy hotel stables ct Cypresl Hills,
Long I-and, were Burned TO the ground yesterday az
ternoon. Horses valued at $1,000, occupying TIE
stables, were fcs5oastey saved without irjrry-
srge Lnount OF hay and grain was destroyed, deTfe
al ii efforts Q. tie industrious cIowd assembled rom
niles around. There an Insurance IN t1t essrson
and North An2riean Companes Of this citR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13
A ASSEMBLY,.

The Assembly met at 7 p. m, goodly number Of
members being present.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
From hysicisns of New-York, asking for Sanitary
Police.
From the Queens County Agricultural Society ask
ing that the usual appropriation for agricultural pur
poses may be msde at a. earl y day a. possible.
Mr. SHERMAN, from the Special Committee on
Rules reported. The main alteration from the old rules
conssts in the introducing Of new Standing Commit
tees Of the Whole, who shall have power TO select and
move forward bills in the manner that the Grinding
Committee does at the close Of the session The report
was laid on the table.
The Controller sent in report IN regard 10 the land
of the Indians sold for taxes.
The report of the State Lunatc Asylum was sent in.
1t shows that two hundred and fortythree patients
received curing the year, while the number under
treatment during the year was six hundred and ninety
seven. Discharged recoved one hundred. Discharg
ed improved, thirty three; unimproved, s1ty-hye not
insane eight; died, twenty. The number 10 tue Asy
lum at the close of the year was four hundred ana
sxiy.One The report urges upon the attention OF tho
Legislature the incapscty of the present Asylum and
the necessity for the adoption of measures for the
better Of lunstcs.
NOTICES OF BILLS
By Mr.. VARNUM-To establish a Sanitary Police
in New-York.
To enable parties in suits to testify.
To amend the law in relation ~ the taxation OF Iele
grsph Companies.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. VARNUM-TO amend the law In relation to
partnerships by enabling special partners to take
general liability: but they shall not sign checks.
To incorporate Commercial Trust Company in
New York.
BY Mr. PRAUDIE-For a Company similar to the
United States Trust Company, except in having power
to act as transfer agents for all kinds of stocks tx
Governor Clark, John Thompson, NJ IL. Gnonell, AS
pinwall +. Hoadly, and w. c. Noyes are among the
cOrporatOrs. 49,.
Mr. MERCEREAU-Fo the removal of the Qnar
antine stat on.
Mr. FOOT-To establish General Practice Terms in
the Supreme Court.
The Senate's resolutions providing for conference
between the Committees of the Senate and House. on
the Appropriation bills of last year, was adopted.
The Governors Message was debated in Committee
Of the Whee ton 10 refer the portions in relation
to the Police of New.York to the Committee on Judi
ciary, was opposed by Mr.. ARTHUR WOODS, who
desired teir reference special committee composed
| Of New.York delegates. After debate by Messrs
| Mehan, Varnum and Townsend, the subject was re-
ferTed 10 the Committee Cities ana villages, aud
the report of the Committee the Governors Mes
| cage v ss agreed to- Adjourned.