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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JANUARY 2. 1860.
W. .ooI Ineuiry b, rr - DE ~ leaey Of -. !

with good inquiry oI es parcels he ten eney OF prices r.
uP~rt
PRONlSIOHSThs inquiry FOR Porn Is hmi'ed. tie 'rai
locat u Ner hrw-I rr.-, tn arrivals are faif i
.'oek adr 81 today larger than many ciej reaching
-i lil- This Ices than .nst year 80 srs sfe go 90. a.
~ for Nee rns lots DO nc -. r. = Tor Prime
Mes eud -i s. ia 20 for Prime be,i i uuensnsea ara
l. tie atriv. -se The tt1 lgge lati
ltIs ih 3. 'e~ than expected thr safes
- ttl. +5d % a. for country Mes =9G 40 81 Tor
rtEcrhtd Nt. end ~ 500 FL 80 for do Prime Nss
il quiet ~ sea Al9 50 India Mes 4. wanted A, $50
as 20 Bacon fTu and IN sir demand sales Of 90 boxes sod
kibhed Nidds fo January y 81 DC. and - boxes ~hl
Cra 10 il, piiy terms Cot Sras are Ia lar o.
md strady the IN bH ant tc- - n 1tc
houJeT- SIC. for Hams, included 'u the suer
90 bbls Iaors pya1c terms. Desse LOGS are la o4
d.mfi - t-c The latter for heavy Leri dI and prices
favor bu, The sales 10 b0l- snd tc o v.c
Bner ,tscy sni IN f- demand 81 l2Ql9 or Ohio aai
l. pc fer siAte. Cheese j. . liable AZ ! Iif J.
BEEF ~ PACXiNG-vARDs SEv-roiK AND
BEooNDS, JANrARr |, 1850.
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cospARarIyE sTATssps"
nv TeiegT sph.
vhI,ney, Lovelsnt,

BOSTON Jar. I.--Arr steamship '''pn "'''
Be-. NOR. en-, -. 3. ,r,iy.. s!ner. from PrOyi-
..uce h'f'rs'on. ~ Ira (. l0thin.,., cfsnt
AR brig Robert MOVIE Do'rse M iore Ada Herbert
tvsr: .ehrs. Arctic, Fe,.ihe ~ .,s Lube for
prryere Kostou, ior fsngieri Del ''''t'
ksin orr. ...o ~, N - ~ a. O. alton, from Ofana
NEW-CRLEANs, Des.. -. Isn,1 - r. hsyr, Caliops
TbI.dsllb.: AuglstBs Ne'sf or an Yo.,on
x.Snoo parsLo havana bark O. -" NAL '''''"
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--Net'- YORK ldyds--- ~-bkLyu D.
Lam Anne Peg


TorAt ON AND NEw-Cleir Is; last mouth. 20 this date
Last wear Nss. ll7.4 ltst month aS last year, S3
hin Ness 56 last month"; 0'b last year. ll6 Prime Mes,
OIL Lat outh ssh lot lt8 Plans 10 last month 81
hst wear 10 Prime IL ~ hs month, 23bl last year s
RuEps $50 las month 6,9 last year 10 Refuse hess ~
s2; lat year ga Other Refuse 97 last month 1898 las,
Nelf q Trinspeced 10 2. last month 400. last year,
;8i63 Toas4 2l last month, % 90. last year, Co 3d.
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SEtDS-The inquiry j. fir for Glover Seed at BE- Tim.
inted supply and is firm 81 ~ IS for prime
Rosh Faxe.e l. 10 M demand s. 80 bush. OF So 10. Cal
nseed in better request and holders hrmer at the
100 bsg in Boston Grace Gordon, at 5J0
Fl 700 Do balance Of the Eddy stones AZ
So Sa5 bags and 300 pockets, per Lucknow at SCI
4 tush half cash and half time, adding Interest.
TALON moderate demand; sales Of IL coo 10 prime At
1Oc cash Rongh Fat is steady at 7c.
WHIsKY-The market l. hardly hrm the demand Ia not
very active sales OF 200 bills. az 26G2ttc.
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ARRIVALS NETWORK Yok 1859 FRoaoRsIss PORTS.
We indebted hfr John G. Ros hBoardins Ohcer At
the United States Revenue Office Whehs for the following
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TO DEPART.

The Overland Mail FOR Cshferns leaves H. Loois Mon
NV and Thursday ut Letters gned iOr should be
naked Overland via 81. Louis"
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Tctalf.......l4i go w !+EJ 5'b89 23H Y8f
Tor.L OLD AND NEw-City Prime, o. last month, o. Re.
packed Mes. 2934 lat month 1888 last year 3d. Repackel
Chicago Mes as month, 509 last year 6254 Rail
Beef last mouth, oil last year 30 Refuse Mess 35;
lat month 1873 year Refuse Prime o. last month, l.,
year Oner Refuse 69i; lat month"; 33 last year 55}
Terces Mess last month 81 last year Toces Prime
Ness 2.3 last month 622; last year 49, Country Mess,
1851 month"; last wear. 1874 Country Prime, 1886;
lat month I44 last year $50 Uuinspeced - Pr; last
month year 4i05 Uninpeced Tierces, 3j5 last
month. 2l9g; last year. III. T"a8OS3; last mouth 62 30
last year. 1880. - -. --
KiCE-is dull sales at 80 75QS4 25 q 100 Bs, to
qusi'y.
SUGARS-We only hear Of small sales the stock Is very
niue reduced bags Pcrnamblco private
Refined are firm We United Steam Refined ~ 01
Oic for Crushed Ground ed 81 09tc. White
Coffee grades; Q! d3,c. for Yellow do
7,
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Rcceipts Of Produce.
Northumberland bv TelegraDh.

Totol BY ~ Route Dee 33 1877 hills Flour 1884 bush.
Wheat go pkss Provision 2Oi DO hsky 80 DO Ashes
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Messrs. Thompson Brothers sold to-day s'o,Vo OF
the 1856 stocks Of New.iork at 100.
Messrs Raynor & Blackwell have sold honse and
LOT No. Ill West Thiyfourth street, between Seventh
and Eighth avenues, thTee-sory brick basement and
uIderoesr, 2jx50; lot 100 feet inches, for III l'or
Also, SIX lots south side of l2Ota street, I'd feet
east Of Ninth avenue, each 25xlOO, at 500 lot
We report the sale of one lot southwest corner
broadway ard Ninety ninth street, - feet 8 inches
front, - feet inches rear 1913 feet in depth on the
south line, lo5 feet in depth on Ninety ninth street,
with frame house, for s225O. Also, one lot adjoining
. feet incles ii font % feet inches rear, 1913 feet
one inch in depth on the north line l0l feet one inch
on south hne for Al $50 Also three los on the rear
on Ninety ninth street, each - and 100 fee, ii nehes
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Arrived.

nr,iSan E,ss Cnpt Csvsry mot Moor.l that
IL, has 2l0 Passengers e' "om r"uana Ne''
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rar.rltted C. : Mint, Philadelphia for coinage coli -
The Philadelphia Press gives the follpwiag inter-
esting sta emen, Of the coal-carrying trade OF Penns
vania for TIE pas, five years:
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Siarkets-CARspCLIY RsPoKrED yoK THs y. z. TRsuSz.
SATURDAY, Dec. 81, 1889.
AsHEsThe market +. quiet for both kinds but is hfn;
sales Of Pots at IS l2l and Pearls at IS 81.
CO1TON-Tbe market has been steady with sales Of 500
bsles We quote N5dng Uplant at j.. Other grades re-
main The saMs. q fOn
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The dividend of y cent declared as above is pay
able let of February TO stockholders registered in New
York al the Office of the United States Trust Com
many Transfer books will be closed from the Dist Of
Januury TO lst of February.
The December earnings of the Indianapolis AMI
Cincinnati Road will show gain OF about $4,000
over December, 1855. The entire equpage of the
road is now actively employed without meeting the
requirements of the traffic
The following is a comparative statement of die
Imports of Foreign Dry Goods and General MeT-
cbandise At the port of New-York for the week and
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NAVAL S10REs--The raartst e devoid q, sr;ivy. bet
price, without esseul change SPIRITS lg-' -'e nay be-
suc'st sf -.ossle.; Crrte lo - i r 2Fi n Common
2os.a - - 80 q, delivered sai Washington Tar q;
81 = & hlL
OILS FOR the part ggt@ ALsud sl.rs Of - 90 s.
ro.flv TO 20 Wet ., in .asss; 5srss- Command 80
III. .:osk IN ed ia ~. a. lds RnasusJ sIA, sSi
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TIE annexed tables gives the comparative prices of
various articles of produce in this city, for series OF
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FLOUR AND MEAI,-The demand for Western and State
Flour quite sctFe mainly speculative, confined largely 10
State brands the trade have purchased spngy AID tnefe u
fair expor; inquiry the sales Il 90 bbs 43 2Od % "
for suptue STATE and Western; IS Ad 5 ~ Tor extra DO
do is Is IS for shipping brands Of rould hoop extra
Ohio Sc for trade brands do aud s5 70 - ~ 2r
St Louis aud Gener extra Canadian Flour nTray hei1i
the .nd the trade the sales III bbs at % 10
sc for brands. Southern Flour IN FAR request IN
pa for puent the IVES, Indies the arrivals moderate,
but the ample; the low grades heavy the sale. are
100 bbs IS So for superbne Baltimore Sc and % 81
Is or Rye Flour |. 10 moderate demand
aud steady sales 81 s at 80 GA - ~ Corn Meal
T. in u,eo demand and l. firm; sales Of $50 bbls Jersey q;
IS Baltimore - -. BucLwheat Flour IL Ia good
demand Z 2 25d e. SO q 100 70.
FISH-TLe nsrket Is quiet, but prices are maintained
GRAiNOur " heat market is the demand - Msiniy
FOR mi ing the Ars as light which induce hrmnes sales
bush. prime Red Southern james RIVER At - and
700 bush bite Canadian al 81 a. Barley Il In moderate
Feuapd q ia Rs j. quiet 81 S8a~c Oats are hrm the
demand M al 90 Tor Western, and +odi7c. for state aud
Western Gem ia not active and prices unsettled Ae
NV not AIze sses Of 1900 lush. az SGosc ior jersey
Yellow Sc or bite and Yellow Southern and s9G9f
HiGEs The market E. dull. We only hear Of some tOO
Ne zraE kips on private terms.
AYl ,hpp demand Is light and the market Is heavy
.slos o. 400 hs-s a. o.. y 100 De- 49,
InON-The demand J. quite limited bat prices rIe steadily
Scotch n. rm with moderate sales al 2iGocihe later
ise ror best brand, rom yard.
LEATHER.-Hsnloc4 IN good deulnd sud hra. OAK Is
s,r-dy.
NGIAsSI -New-Orleans Is quiet, Foreign !, duh The
stock j. arEeAet:
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Since jan SA4227,s59 Sl4s2!l52S s2N,4l6e"
The aggregate imports, it will be seen, exceed those
of 1858 about Ninety millions of dollars, and those Of
1857 about twenty six millions.
The export of specie for the week ending Dec 81,
1870 Mas as follows:
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Below brig unknown.
WIhD-Sunset, w. $. w.
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B-iance.. : ''i-t
rsTErEsr Of BsIHsii az &c ogisa ST. ia, ~
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Clearngs for week ending Dec. 24..... = 5l E9tbR
Clesrnes for week ending Dec. 3l....... ~ 69,f1
Balances for week ending Dee. 24...... .,9i9,,b
Balances for week ending Dec. 3l...... 6'y3,sD
The annexed table gives the quotations Of the lead
ing stocks dealt in at the Board in January, April
Appust and December:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-27
The "C0ntempt'' Csse OF the Plttsburg
Clty Councils.


The members Of the councils Of Pssburg appeared be-
fore the Supreme Court 70 day 10 perempory
nsDdames commanding hem TO make provision for the
Of the interest the issued by Psburg
subscription TO the ChArreux Valley R,lraad Com
Apy The return made by the mcbers Of the Select Coun-
ell states that he ordinance passed laying Of
four quarter mills March l9 and sent the Com
mon Coup Gil for concurrence. Five members of tho
CNmmon Council return q willingness vote for the
1ax, but say they have had opportunity. The
majority Of said Council being opposed assessment,
acton could be bad, and provision had been made
for assessment. The return from the members who
refused 10 obey the mandamus, states that they are
not ADVISED Of The amount Of interest due, and have
OF acertsniDg The samount acting
upon the several oaths Of Office In
undertake 10 levy and asseee tax the constituents
against their judgment, and without the of
the peope they Represent that they cannot in any way
oil The action Of the branch Of the city
government and have found necessary, in the exercise
Of their trust, differ with said branch, and that they
cannot obey the mandate o. the Court, excep. under
such circumstances as would deprive them q. the
Of their free judgment in the premises The
signed protesting however their entire willingness
ana DESIRE theee opinions supposed
be inconsistent wh their under the writ to sur
nder their trust TO their continents, TO be delegated
At their pleasure, 70 such persons may consc
sntously accept Of it, upon such terms may enable
IL conform the order ofthe Court in the premises
Various answers were fled but no action was had by
1ho Court
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here days but unfortunately for him. when he rosa 70
vote ON Bakes lepressible Niger resolution objection
was made from the South side, with which he indicated
he should vote, and he couldn't make his record.
From the action Of the republicans in the House to-day,
they propose that the duty which the Covode seec,
mtee intended TO in investigating certain alleged
ccrruptcns Of hather Acnre, Bxby and others Of New
York, shall be transferred to select committee Of which
Mr. sckes whose seat In CONTEST Ia by courtesy 10 be
chairman ho having 70 day moved resolution 70 that
eject In the Honse, which carried, not being ser
0usly objected TO-
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mbev that the sa secyetayy be directed 10 furnish 10
the House Aforesaid any Information In his possession OF
ihe effect PRODUCES that may be produced, by
tract stem for the performance Of such aoor At the pub
Of the Importers and upon Of the lsbovng classes
and uiber, whether the expenses Of performing such
labor can be reduced below the present prices paid TO-
Re'ber with any other ana further Information touching
The subject OF these inquiries that In his opinion may DO
either requisite or useful.
The committee and the House adjourned
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VIEW YORK. LEGIsLATURn.
Senate.


ALBANY, March %, 1850
The Assembly bill, declaring for and confirming the
location OF the Schuyler County Buildings Havana was
reported favorably and without amendment made the
special order for to morrow evening.
The bill TO provide for the pay Of Croton water at
Sing sing was ordered to third reading.
Mr. srNo again reported the bill to amend the Brook
iyn Water act, shich recommended on . motion Of
Mr.. Gardner last week.
Mr. GARDINER moved TO lay the report on the table lost
snd ibe bill ordered to be eDeroeeed for third rcadne
Mr.. HAMMOND reported bill 70 amend the cxcise Az
which taken up In Committee Of the wbole but afs
reading one section the committee rosc without makhs
any progress.
The pFEsnHsr presented communication from he
Hftyct Attorney OF New York relative 10 btIIs so1ns
courts Of that city and protesting against the
Of Police Jpstices Attorney.
Nr MuSRoE introduced bill 70 provide FOR The removal
o. peane copvics from Utica 70 the Lunaao Asy
lum At Auburn.
The bill TO regulate the sale Of poisous was lost but a
. motion 10 rceonsideY was laid on the table,
The bill 10 divide Alkgbapy county into two iury d.
rtcis wn reported Tor the consideration Of the 0ensSe
The PRESIDENT announced the following Grinding Ohm
m'nte-Ms,sys Ferry, Ketcham, Colvn Connclly Mont
somery, Rotch. Cons and Proeser
Mr.. RAMSAY introduced bill to regulate spueala ftom
and in the Marine Court In New York.
The remainder Of the session was cousuuned nv c~..
deraton OF private bills In Committee Of the Whole
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The Carstang.snaw Case.

81 LOUIS MATCH 70, IB6U
The defence in the Carstsng Shaw closed 10 day
Nancy Wilbur Of Charleston, testified this morning 10
having John p Sesman and Mise Carstang in bel
together at another time lying the floor Of her
shop with Mr.. Seaman partially undressed The court
VIII hold three sessions daLy hereafter 10 order finish
the case this week. The rebutting testimony will
u.en to
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PmlADnrmA March %, 1850
Stocks quiet Perrsyfvsna ssate S., s3k; Reading
Rairoad ny; Morris Canal, SIX Long Island Rsirosd
IIH; Pennsylvania Railroad, ssx. Sight exchange on
New YORK at par.
NOZZLE, March "a, 1880
Coston-sales today $500 bales prices irregular but
market generally unchanged
BALnxoRE, March -, 1860
flour firm st IS IS Wheat active at 81 20 81 IS for
vhNe ana 81 40 . 81 a. Corn firm ~ 70c. nc. Pro-
vinipns steady, but doll. Whkkey duh At &c
PHILADELPHIA, March &c, 1890
reur very dull. whea. DUH Corn tending down
Wards OAs steady Provisions quiet Whisky dull.
CINCINNATI, March 20, 1850.
Pour very duh at s. 40 . IS co. whskey active Il
1ske Meas FAX held at ST rs Bacon held ~ 7xc
exc.
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Sympathy for the Massachusetts Strikers
In Newark, N. j.


About one thousand persons assembled here this
Dg 70 express their sympathy with the Lynn strikers
Resolutions Of sympathy and unan
mout5 paused The meeting Was presided over by ex
Genstor Wright, and speeches made BY General
neodore RuDyou, G. L Clifford, President Of the S.
nate; p D. Moore Of this city, and Mr. Draper of Lynn.
ne latter gave general bsory Of the strikes, their
sauses, and what they hoped to accomp liah
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FArsx RxroRr CoRRrra Ed despatch was published
yesterday in q county ne Sspaoer from malicious or
IMAGINATIVE city oorrespondeni mat wei sno Sn d,y
en- 70 The asynm The st>isneut sfosny unbound
3D. - the gentleman referred 10 eScenent neAtn,
pnd attending 70 buapess ~ usual
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Tie osly efcsccus OF satisfying the populations
asd Of snsnriDs tranquility else here n was debated
s' ,uch an end Was best aaioso BY cone tuspg eeps
rse kirgdom ot the whole q portion OF lhe be rnted
yrovios IL was further believed that when the pre
o'cuIston with which the asse mbiss had cehberated
should have ceased the principle Of mon
assured, and the mlDos Of the Inhabitants were upiyer
fa'y mp SEQ were both reasonable and liberal
AeVcc 70 ,ont MT again. and upon o more extensive and
sels nm scale, the na,cIai vii
We, wro estimate authority legitimate opl when
meeo upon reason, justice and the will consent Of
the Feopes-we have deemed II anvwable TO convene
win Us the free citizens " give proof ich shall
place Tue rights OF The people and Of the nation upon
more FOND footing
can sssever that whatever may be your vote, the
King spd hs government are determined 70 respect H.
and tn cause IL 10 be respected.
Hence In virtue OF the fun powers legally conferred
upon me. nov publish decree, whereby I submit 70
universal suffrage direct secret the folio wing two
pTopDsap:-l Annexsi,p the constitutional mo civ
Of the King Victor Emanuel z Osher wise, separate
govern meDt
Peoples OF the Emilia-To you fun ana perfect liberty
IN Young Let every citizen onsut his mind ana
- the ! anne God, VINO rules kings and peoples,
Mt recntude OF biz conscience and In the pentude of
Ms liberty, lei him choose Of tho propositions that
Nheh oe shall esteem OF most benefit 70 his country
Woen ye have recorded your vote my viii be u
bust coDhded in me You gave y clear and denned
csnb oil accepted with fai,b In the justice Of Co.. in
yoor right your virtue have exerteo II Nth 6rmness
have ruled win public opinion, not Win factions have
With the scope Of attaining Tho OLDEST OF
ysar vof honesty and frankness alone have guided
n my pohtcs FARlNL
BOLOGNA, March I, 1860
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n HYDE Park, "a, HSrcu 70, I66U.
terrible accident occurred At Chtendens Shaft four
nile below here this afternoon The pumps broke
vhi the woshmen being boosted up. An explosion
Of IRE damp followed. when fifteen TO twenty OF them
killed, ana many were seriously wounded. The en-
gin and boiler house blown to pieces. These are
~ The particulars - yet received.
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Assembly.

ARAN, AaTch 8, 1850
The Assembly has been engaged al The msrnins n
debating the Annual Appropriation b,n
Mr.. wrRs1ER moved TO refer the bli for protection
sssnst IN sae buildings In New York 70 the hut cpum
tee OF the WHOLE Loot.
M. fIA9ls moved 10 make the Personal Liberty bin
the special o,der Of thursday evening Iost -
Ipe REMAINDER OF the session consumed h perfecS-
ics the Appropriation BILL with the prospect Of an IN
night session.
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The CHAR laid before tho Senate communication froI
the Secretary of the Treasury giving the number Of
mates in the Marine Hospitals nom 1854 TO 1859. RI
ferred.
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The foTofs OF Tue save hP and NE passage
step marked with ferocisy and oodehed The system
vac at war with every sentiment OF honor At war
With every principle OF that higher law whore seat 10
The bosom OF God, and whose voice 10 the bar
uopy OF the world sfate emphat!cslly here that
10 icIm OF constitutional law however solemply agreed
TO- however high may be s claim 70 authority, intended
70 ,ecoepse or antnoze sncn sy'!c OF outrage upon
numan igns " Q, any :. 20 oono 'ne conscience or
eer sncS - ouudcd un
oer neavsD. Su1n r'e ~ = ounucn upoo v,anpy nno
b,u,e force ana ;,s abhst advocaics snr,,,,ed rn
his soor n debate tbs, ,hsre ,wss M, sa "p ~.
form OF law in tho slave states of mnnicca,
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sly reproacb TO our couotry throughout the civil
lid world and serious hipdrance to the progress Of
republican liberty throughout the nations OF the earth
therefore
Resolved That the committee on the Judiciary be and
the hereby instructed to inquire into the expe
deDcy Of reporting bill giving freedom 10 every human
being and dieting slavery wherever Congress has
The onsn.utlonal power to leaislae on thesubect
The question stated the passage Of the resolution
The preamble was reserved for separate vote.
The yeas and nays called the democratic SIDE
Mr. kHInGER ep OF Pa, objected to the resolution.
Mr. PImIPs said gentleman had responded 70 the
call, therefore the objection came too late.
Mr. NORRIS ep) OF Pa, called for the reading Of the
Mr. VAIIAxproHAM made the point that the unanimous
consent was neceay at the present stage Of the pro-
The srEAKrn said he could not hear word, SO great
was the CONFUSION.
Mr. srckIIs, (dem) Of N. Y, wanted the resolutions
again read.
Otjectiors were made from the democratic side.
Mr. KnINoER irsssed that he had objected to the
solution before the Clerk commenced calling the roll
SPKAKER-You are too late.
impatient crhs from the democratic side, "call the
Mr. BLAKE vas ur dersood az WEBBING to withdraw his
proposition, hui the democrats said could not be
JOIN CocHpAsE (dem ) Of n. Y asked for the enforce
ment Of The rule which prohibits members from gather
ing at the Clerks desk.
too late.
". Bvs.Err, (dem) Of XVI hope the proposition
Mr.. FLORENCE, (dem.) OF Pa.-By All means.
Mr.. pAvDsoH, (dem.j Of Ia, objected.
doUn or mere members on both sides endeavored 10
catch the attention Of the Speaker Much confusion
epsued.
Finally, the proposition again read, and the reeou
tcn rejected, yeas 60, nays Ice, ~ follows -
Blair s,sAe BIayiop. Bu0inop Burftresne, Burroughs,
tut sIled Carey Garter, Collar Conklirg, Curtis DelanO
.nei Efrertcn, Rd~Arts EBot Ely FaJnswurfk Fcsicr
spk Gooth Grow. Guriey Bale Helmiek, Hoard, Hum.
pbrey bnshirs kellorg Of M'cb Leach Of Mich Lea.
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