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Glazed before the committee Of the Senate charged with
the investigation Of the public printing that he paid
OF bis profits hunered thousand dollars to various
pewspspers and amongst those banned the Philadelphia
enn. yran,an Of which at the time alluded to the
p oprmior Mr. Weuee is reported to have said that he
OF my ewspaptr
Allow me- s'r. dtnct 10 ert that th sta ement in
qucttnD 70 entirely untrue
Tls facts briefly tbese IL obtained the contract for
prn ting the Post Office blanks. At the price fixed by an
&C o. Congress. employed Mr. Wendell to 90 the work,
aho the t'rus were sgreeo upon between us
How poss,bie, under these circumstances that he
coud have given 70 the tbousapd dollars alluded
10Y 80 Tar from NY being IN eb cd 70 Mr. Wendell for
ey arRess, be is 90 the contrary, owing cousidera
bile cum Of money arising OF thw contract and for
the IT of which have been uuder the necessity OF
II s'!tutipg sut Ut law for It's recovery.
wM. RICE
Late proprietor Of the Philadelphia Pe,nsyto milan.
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The New York state Medical Society.

o
At the Medical Society to-day three delegates ap
ponteo TO the society In the Convention for the
Revision Of the Pharmacopea at Washington May noxt
also committee Of i've 70 consider report the FEAST
bi'y Of geographical and hydroeraphical survey Of
the state, with reference 10 ystcmatc4 drainage
bygiepic measure.
committee of seventeen appointed to attend the
National Quarantine and Sanitary Convention at Boston,
Juno next
committee Of twenty six appointed to attend the
American Medical Association meeting, May next
The following officers cectet :-Prcsi6cnt, Daniel
T jones, of Oncndsga; Vice President, Edward H.
Pa kcr Of Duchess Secretary Sylvester D. Willard Of
Albany Treasurer John V. T. Quackenbush, of Albany
Adjourned sine die.
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The Maryland House Of Delegates and
Henry Winner Davis


In the Maryland House Of Delegates day resolutions
were adopted copder ling the crurse OF lion Henry Win
ter Davis ID vCt2 for Mr. Pennington for Speaker Of the
Boust OF representatives nc act wing OF censure
beng in OF position 10 the sentiments OF the people Of
,be enne State The resolutions adopted with but
one dissenting vote. All the American delegates voted
for the cersuIe.
resoiutop was also adopted for appointing commit
tee TO sat On Governor Hicks to Inquire whether the
newspaper statement that he had his Secretary
state 10 Washington to congratulate Mr.. Pennington
his eectn vas correct Several members declared that
they were uo'horzed TO say that the statement
founded; tut the committee, Notwithstanding, was ap
pointed.
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From Richmond In the steamship yorktcwn-c q Harris
lady cnli ard muse, Mss Plumner 4 IIhoncock W NJ
SaIdnef Bsshsr rclpin. Klcn, J SALISBURY, DR.
v JepnDss. Mr. and Mas Ringiake, Miss Hiclios 81
Poster, j IL BogerL aud ~ seerage.
DEPARTURES.
Tor Liverpool 10 steamship America from Bsston-E
Beyer and Alexander Sutherland OF BOSOM Lieut. Kopo
Of han FraBcsco; Hugh Cuenen, Of 81 stephens B; MI
and Mrs Cullpg taIdery and servant of Canada Ma
cropeda1 o. sr,yrna.S For Hrfax-J Whitman, Of Boz
ton; Nj Patterson, OF Clarestowr; Chas Mixen Port
Isnd John ncsie Of Inclow Bennett Smith, Of Windsor
Fuller. Of Halifax; Abraham Bgelow OF Coruwall: pr
Apoe,s on Of 1oronto-S Totsl I6
For savannah IN he steamship Moptgomey-Mn Prescott
g BreadsTeet Mott, Mrs s. rah Eadicott Bufuu
ard vie, Miss Z n ro.r, 4 Manning, lanyard
Elizabeth Campbell rbos ReeN IT., Mrs Plat. q n Com
stock, Nits Mary SNYDER las Sborie, Caldwell Panfcri
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The New York State Agricultural So
clCtY,

: y y - AIDANY, Feb. Q, 1860,
The day passed by the society in examining the
articles exhibition, and in general discussion at the
mo ping session
In the evening Hon. A. Copger delivered the annual
ADDRESS. Secretary johnson read tho reports Of the
several committees awarding prizes farms, crops,
grains, dairy prnoucts &c including that Of Commit
tee on the Agricultural survey of Onondaga county by
tho Society transactions. N
The President elect upon taking his seat briefly return
ed thanks TO the society
Governor King spoke at length favor of tho Agrcu
tura, College at Ovid.
Major Patrick spoke on the Same subject.
Thanks voted to the retiring officers, and after
passing several business resolutions, the meeting al.
loufucd
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Proposed Express from LeaveAwOHth to
SnCrn into.

LEAVENWORTH, Feb 2, ISUU.
Tbefrst express to California Will place the
4h Of April, will present mail to
Salt axe, apo thence by CAPITA Simpsons direct to
Sacramento City The proprieofs confident Of reach
ing in eight days and before the LIST Of June
by which time the line will be thoroughly organized they
graph line Carson Valley 10 six days rom Ieaven worth
This would bring San Francisco within week q commu-
ncaoD Of New York To perform the trip in eight days.
the propreors estimate that they will have accomplish
MAXIMUM rpced Of eight miles an hour. They de-
teImDed TO effect the aud purchasing three hundred
choice horses addition already the route
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- BANGOR, We Feb. y, 1850.
The Democratic Convention Tor the Fifth district
ttd ttfe toey, ana alter contest Henry A.
w!uan. OF sko~hegap. ara Ches d. Jameson OF Old.
toan tho Candidates Of the popular sovereignty men
were elected cell gates 10 the Charleston Convenron, by
vote vely of 1913 aud 1i9 Of leS The
foo@pa b,ief resolution was adopted, substitute Cor
reported series particularly endorsing The admnlstra
IN IN Gil its asures-
Resolved. That enoorsc the Cincinnati PLATFORM the
resoutoa q The Maine State Convention of 1852 the
administration OF M. Buchanan.
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The Royal Arch Mn sons

"
The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons held session
cd. The following officers werc eected-Jas NJ AUSTIN
OF New York. G. p. Sylvester Gilbert Of Ogdensburg
d. II. p; Augustus Willard Of Greene G. r.; George
N. Williams, OF Syracuse G. 8; John o. Cole Of Alba
ny, G. sccy VIM Seymour, OF Albany, G. Eigar c,
Albany G. X. A. c.; Aonzo Crosby, Of Albany, G. Sen
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Court Calendar-This Dav.

CorRI OF OYER AND IgRNyrn-raIt Mos 1851, 1857,
23s7, 1901 643os, 1868, cots, $685. 1862 l9ls 1926
1885, 1887 3c63 1881 c, 24sG, 3C27 2965 2si5 1885,
G 2iol 1928 1885, yo2s, 1905, 2o7, $685. laos, 14o2
800. 29l3, 1910.
SrPrxR CorRT-Gcrcral Tcrm-Enumerated Causes. =
Nos 70, 10, %, ~ e. 81 "a, 49, a. TO 49, AZ s.
Nos. $780, 1885, $685. 1885, 1897, $780, 1901 1906 l5os
1907, 1869, 1910, 1611, 1e12, 1913
srrERIoR Coux-Nos 2i5, l3 5l3, 5l., 5lo, oil, SCI,
$40, 55e, 5l5, 535, 565, 81, 5T3, SIS. 90
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4 he Trial Of Hsxlett, the Harper's Ferry
CODsptrntor.

The testimony for the cetence in tue OF Haz'e
clcs 10 day The Court then adjourned unt O'Clock
TO give the counsel me prepare argu
ut No doubts entertained 10 the CONVICTION Of
the prisoner as the testimony gwen this morning
favorable 10 the defence
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U4RsASy-EcGowsN--AtE Elizabeth, N. j., on Wednes.
dey Feb s. by the Rev s. A. Clark, assisted by the Rev.
}. c Esegood, Lieut. D. II HsRnaNy to GEORGIA H. daugh
ter Of Capt John hcGowsn.
Rr1sH--MoRRIs AT Astoria, 7. l., ON wednesday Feb
g. by Rev. William Fl Ten Eyok, WurIAM RIsG to Mss
CAIlsI ANNA r. MoRIus, al Of Astoria RI rr o' y fn
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Fire I'm PlaiIa delphia.

IHLADELFnIA, Fc0. y I5dU.
The cotton and woollon mill Lawrence street, owned
by Joseph Roka and occupied by Paul Thurlow par
TALLY burned last night The fire originated in the centre
building, which destroyed Both wings, which con-
tanned machinery which cost 100000, saved by the
steam fire engincs. LOIS only SO 900.
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Wreck OF the Brig Elfxa Grieve.

PORTLAND, Feb o, $780,
The brig Eliza Grieve Capt. John Brookng. OF New
foundland with cargo Or pork, -four and tobacco, cap
sized about $50 miles from Cape Race 18th Of January
and rgbtpg, orfted a wreck until the following Monday
29th when the taken of by the North
Bton, sixty miles southeast Of Sable Island. The crew
consted af ten men, Of whom the captain and the stew
ard, Richard Carter, were drowned.
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No..Arr,vaI or tho Canada.

TIE steamship Canada from Liverpool 2oth via Queens
town eth uit., has not yet been sisnalod
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singers Sewing Mac mines, for Fam tiles,
aos and Al manufacrtpr PURPOSE unequalled They
are capable OF doing more WORK and Of earnna
Lsn any macone IN market. The family machines s $50 and
S3 are attracting univ enuon. VI M I
-I- M SINGER 4 co 4rs Broadway NY,
'HI HNLHf fHi Vi ~ l6O Fulton street. Brooklyn
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. su "a - sogsrr-Cl!ss ~ rsasvARr 1880 80 ~
CossoI pArHD Lorrrgr--ClAs ass SEVEN VsssuAar IS60
Of, So' 40, 20, g. So. 63. 49, 90, T. AZ, Is. 81, IT,
FRANCE BROALBSNT6 co, IA .e.
Managers, WllninxtOn. DelawAra
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The Alabama Legislature.

MONTGOMERY, Fco. 8, 1850.
The Mobile Bank bill and the Railway Subscription and
Attachment. bill have passed the Senate slightly amended
Tho House will c. ncur There ia much rejoicing over
theee events
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Herrtng's Patent Champion Fire aaa
and burglar proof Safes 25l broadway OF Murray
street, New York. 800 - y ~ -
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FINE AnIs-The beautiful ideal statue Of "The Boy and
Butterfly by David Richards, ia exhibition in the
rotundA Of the Merchants Exchange Wall street. 1t won
cnconums from Paul Ackers and other eminent artists.
We understand that 10 be sold at auction next week
by T. n. Ludlow l. Co.
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Notice to tho Dy cling PubItc.-Gentle-
men " sbipg their hair and whskers dyed natural coo
be- kcoupu odaied al VIM JUNES M Vesey street. who,
TO defy competition. III. $500 81 ,-.l. w Fl g
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Wheeler 4 WILSON'S Sewing Machines.
Once 500 Broadway, New York.
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Ladies' Furs, Fashion Hats, Skating
CapAWHITE. Halter No 2lG Broadway opposite St. Pauls
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!. Suicide In Baltimore = a
BALTIMORE Feb. o, 1860.
Edward Bowling former Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
ehot himself to-day, and died Instantly.
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Look ~ bis.-seIIing ON ne Half Price.
soled stock of Boos Shoes hfek eenilemon boy
misses and children At CAhli.ES, ST. Broadway. M '
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The Southern UnfveraIty,

New ORLEANS, Feb g. 1860.
The Beard Of Management Of the University Of the
South met to-day Five bishops present The char
granted by the Tennessee Legislature accepted
and committee appointed to arrange the details
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Crlstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tcu-
pcea 1he bet IN De world. Wholesale and retail "a III
eye pfivsssly applied n No. Asoe Hcuss n'slN ?
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Som thing New.-A Hsmmer. Tucker,
Teller Binder and Gauge combined just patented simple
hemnng any idth and thickness a 9th eithsr sde applied
to any sewing mach by one 10 3 few nAiuuies -.
RETAIIlPRlCk o. IIBsRAL DISCOUNT 10 tho TRADE.
Order. by mail supplied with complete Instructions postage
- UNIVERSAL MRMMER CONF ANY, ~ Broadway.
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The crsnt,st Iaventson OF an. Arc.
A NEWLY PATRNTED

lhfLkf - NEWLY PATEHTED
9uASIA hOCK AND aRAIr MIL.
payable po~eer at the rapid rats Of fifteen hhss per
hour ana yie'dng much larger quan,y Of gold and sves
than ohar bnnwp and the ces os
method ever devised for reducing quartz and al CLcr hSra
the greatest invention Of the age
The rights OF ststes In the great invention offered for
sale. Those desiring TO purchase have opporuuy
witnessing The full rapid and complete op Grafton toe mill
lbs mil tas been Ia operation st large pub 10 exhibition
and thoroughly end practically deons ated
BY the best practical miner at the l5es BE- without esosp
ton, the greatest Invention ard improvement reduning
quartz Witnessed known and Invaluable miners
BlG6S b0UTHWiOK, 81 Nassau street.
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The Riggs Truss-Wster PreoE Clean
w. durable Tho mnitpedal pad prctects The
kNcts the openings AS Broome stree. r7a.stt.- ~. -
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Hill,s HAIR Dye, so Cents-BlGrk or
brown Depot Barclay street Also sold BY al drrs ats
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Holloway's Ointment and PfIls.-scro-
fuA and Consumption consented, iucurabc b The
bouaards Of actual ctrss erece By rs Medones
every part OF ne civilized world are universal refutson
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DIR. Marsh contfnues to Apply hls Iiadf-
al Cure TRUSS with In cdccng rerapent
Aernia rupture MARSH 90. No. vsssV erect r. 7.
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CoNrEsrs--trBRUAkY Q.

improvement In Epripgs tcuts,.
&o0re's Chilled fire for Car
Wheels (cuts)
James Moptgcmery's Corfu
gated Cat lron Pasemsn.
p(cutsp.
Iiyesof American Engineers,
Andrew EllMo.t.
Esriy a nierics. Locomotives
Cumher hLd hiyer hailrtad
IIawbIidge ut Nashville.
Review Of the ko.cy and
Stock Market.
TEXAS .orrespoDc ext - khil
ways Ia 1eisa.
, Illinois Correspondence De.
c,btCD in favor Of tbe ct
maLche. Albany acc Men
uota bah xa,--Lof alsport,
Peoria ard Burlington hnil-
wav.
New Orleans CorespopSercc,
RsilwR, . IN ouisiana
Review of,he Scientific Pres
frgiueerirg Pre- ctdeDts q
Flee. Of Whi es; TINE hocro-
my at last, Passenger space
on Railways; Converting
Rails, DC. - oH pa t.Tf
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Trusses Of Every Descriptions for Perma.
nent reencn Of ruvture bahG T.ass supporisss shou
Caps, Ankhea and Ill surRicl appliances scientifically ap-
piled b. hA20H Co., No vessy srss Asor House New
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q. A. Bills, Exchange and Commission
Broker No f6 Greenwich street N B-Pres In all legal
lOt.aries cashed, =.
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Official Drawing OF Hodges, Davis &
Co . Consolidated Lotteries Of Georgia .. -. IA 20 \
GEAse R19 FBsavA4sg =, lsG0.
l6 81, so. 49, ~. 80, 49, IS, 81. 81, l2 2, Al, 30
Prizes cashed ct SIS Broadway. Circulars sent Tree.
EDGES, DAVIS ICo., Mans gers Macon. Ga
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T~~asses. Shoulder Traces, EIsstse Sto~yx-
nxs, L>s.-, L--~-se., ~ N. ~is~ 49, 4Ai.. ..
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Barry's Tricopherous fs the Best and
ohespes article for Ave-sDg heaufy Ing cleansng cirinx
preserving and rsssons the hsir. LADIES' try IT, sod by all
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Cheap, Perfect and Quick Teken.-24
Photograph Lkenesses, 81 twelve iaken sitting by
HOLMES patent csfnera, slS Brosd~ay NJ =
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The Public Printing.
TO THE YDITOR OF TIE HERAL

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. :, 1860.
zse stated n TaTiors papers ,ha! NJ. Wcrscu Il:
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Batche1or's Hair Dye, Wig ana Tcupee
factory removed To 10 Bond sree Pfyaas entrance for
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Twenty-f0ur- Photograph Portraits for
81 twelve Al siug various postiresihe Lat important
novelty Of arr By HOLMES, SIS Broadway. : Z q ~
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a. j. BleecA en-, Son - Co.. TrAyoyqss Y,1
.e4ses sEa .fe - NOTICE .-t-a. = 49, ~. -
that uhey are E9w prepsTsa 7 e r, r9sk sass OF
Either at the residence of parties breaking up Housekeeping
or at ber speeCus saleeroms No. Pine street. BROAD
Way Il steaHfeetsr 10 ~ sssf "a 49, - 49,
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Byooklyn.-Willianas on Gallery OF Pho
osrsphs Csooypes md Dasuereetypss, 30 Fulton srse
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Drawings Of the Delaware State Lotte.
ries WOOD, EDDY 4 co, Managers.
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, BksrucxT, AND xissouRr STATE
LoTIEEIga. ~ tl - ~ AZ
DEIAwARE-ExrRA CLASS No CT, FrsrrIry O. 1850
2, so, 10. Is, 10, 6S, 81, 2, 60 III "A. 90, IA, 20
DrIAwiR.-CLAss No 6s, FErEuhnr Q. 1850.
So, 60, 8, 90, ca, 40, 10, 81, lG, 81, %, IS.
Circulars sent FREE Of cha rge by addressing y4-l
WOOD, EDDY i CO., Wilmington, Delaware.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
News from the African Squadron

BOsToS, "wednesday, Feb. ~ 1901.
An arrival at Salem brings sdvices from the African
squadron TO Dec. Ia.
Capt. William M. Armstrong of the San Jacinto had
been suspended for dsobedence of orders and sent
home.
Lieut.. Edward Donaldson and Carpenter Dibble OF
the same ship had been sent home on account OF Ill
health.
Lieut.. A. X. Hughes was in command of the San
JaCinto.
1t was expected that Fist. Lieut.. {. ). McDonough
Of the Constellation would be assigned TO the command
of the Sumter.
Lieut. Rie had been transferred from the Portsmouth
60 the supply ship.
Lieut.. Brown had been transferred from the supply
ship to the Portsmouth.
The u. s. steamer Mystic was getting under way at
st. Paul de Losndo, and would proceed forthwith to
st. Helena, with requiston from Commodore Tru-
man upon Sir Drummond Hay, Governor, for the
CAPTAIN officers and crew of the bark Orion taken by
the British ship Pluto, with 1888 slaves on board. The
Mystic was under the command of Lieut.. Leroy.
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Opposition Convention i'm Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, March |, 1861.
The Missouri Opposition Convention met at Jefferson
Yesterday. Most of the counties were represented.
The attendance was large and expressive of the utmost
harmony and enthusiasm.
The Convention permanently organized by the
election of the Hon. Abel Leonard as President with
the usual number OF VicePresidents and Secretares
The President, on taking the chair, announced che
object of the Convention to be the nomination OF the
Hon. Edward Bates candidate for the Presidency
Of the United States.
A series Of resolutions was adopted opposing the
arrant heresies of the Democratic party regard to
Slavery in the Territories the reopeningof the Slavery
agitation and the African slaye-trade, and TO the
reasonable avowa that the elevation to the Pres
dency in regular aud constitutional mode Of the
dida:e of any party is in itself sufficient for
dissolution Of the Union; in favor Of granting free
homesteads TO actual settlers; opposed to the doctrine
of secession as promulgated by the ultra Southern
leaders and declaring Edward Bates the choice Of the
Convention for the Presidency. The resolutions were
unanimously adopted amid tremendous applause.
On motion, Committee appointed to report an
electoral ticket, and the Convention adjourned.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. March. 1, 1860.

SENATE. ALBANY, March. 1, 1860.
Petitions for new Metropolitan Police bill, and for
pro-rata Railroad tolls, one of which was signed by
over 500 citizens Of Qaeens County were presented
Mr.. FIERO noticed the bill to define the duties OF
inspectors Of State Prisons.
- bill was introduced for the appointment of Canal
Appraiser of each canal county in the State.
BILLS PASSED.
For extending the power Of Courts in the punish
ment Of criminals for the establishment OF Board OF
Psrdons to give administrators causes preference in
the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals.
The Prs-Rata bill was received from the Assembly,
and sent to Select Committee, composed of Messrs.
Sessions, Pross, and Connolly.
EVENING SESSION.
The Canal Appropriation bill was made tie special
order for to morrow and the AnRent bills the spe-
cial order for Thursday next
The bill authorizing the Board Of Supervisors in
New-fork to designate twelve papers, in which to
publish election notices. taken up, but no progress
made. The bill was opposed by Messrs. LAW
RENEE, SPlNOLA, CONNOLLY, MCLEOD MUIR
PLY, and others.
Several bills were considered in Committee OF the
Whole. Mr.. Ketchum's bill to authorize Commission
ers to proceed with the settlement of the boundary
lire between New-York and Connecticut was debated
and ordered to third reading.
Mr.. GARDNER introduced substitute for the At
lantic-street brooklyn Assessment bill, which was
adopted. 1t provides that when the Commissioners
have made the assessment list, the collection of the
same, and all other powers Of the Commissioners,
pany. The Company has the power TO extend the
time of assessments.
The bill to reease the Tonawanda Indians from the
payment Of certain taxes as to nulfy the sale OF
their lands made by the Controller last year. was
ordered to third reading Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
ASSEMBLY.

The Governor sent in Message reg riding finances,
similar TO that presened 10 the Senate.
The privileges of the floor extended to the
Hon. L. w. Leavenworth and the Hon. Thomas g.
Avord, during their stay in the city.
The bill TO dispense with the necessity Of seal in
bust deeds was passed.
No further movement was made TO reconsider the
vote the ProRata bill, bat close canvass in the
afternoon showed that ten votes cast yesterday for the
bill, ready to change, and vote to reconsider it.
AT the Evening Session, report was received from
the Commissioners Of Emigration, stating the amount
of the Oss and expense by the destruction Of the build
iugs of the Quarantine at 1921 ,l56 50.
The annual reports of the State Engineer and of the
Institution for the instruction of the Deaf aud Dumb
were presented.
The bill 10 widen Atlantic avenue in Brooklyn was
amended by inserting the of Alexander McCue,
Eakim Sheriff., Jno G. Bergen and j. G. Breyoort,
as Commissioners, and ordered to third reading.
Also, bills to confirm and make valid the ordinances
of the Common Council of the City Of New York, re.
guang Fifty niDth street, Ffyrst street, the Third
avenue, and Fifty fourth street. and bill to amend
the law for the collection of demands against ships,
vessels, &c.