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I'm ratification Of the CoustguHonh Amen
rnspt by South Carolina, Increases the numfe- Of
ssa,.. endorsing THAI policy TO won,y-hve Only
sbr,. more are now required ,o make tho measure
ov.rss,ys and there 10 no douo. that the requisite
number will soon be added 70 thel". Ne" Jersey
viii certainly endorse the Amendments " VIC
esuins session Of the Legisls,ure' and us proos-
~ hs, several 81 the lsp rebel States VIII follow
he example ~ sou,h Csroius within 10" weeks
Although the sdopuop OF The snh-ss'ery amend
opsss Wa never doubtful In Vie Northern s's's
lhers has recently BEEN much doubt concerning
s ses,op Of the reclaimed States upon the subject.
N. lamar. n they wers now fully restored 70
sA., old status in the Union would have the power
a. dsss., Al. msssure o. the votes Of Two or three
~ sAsn are required order 70 secure the requis'
~ ,hrss .fourths Of oil the States. without we
.dopaiou q The Amen dDent bv these states there
would be nothing to prevent any State from rs-ss
ssb,ishing, ., any future dime, the Institution Of
asvsry, for 90 the Constitution nov stands u re-
soS,isss and endorses ,bs, institution. Ths inn
por.anes Of the action Of South Cardinals hers'
tore readily psrcsived, for pisces oil douo" I"
res, sopesYn,nr The success ri the Ansndment
since The position of the President upon Ibis quos-
ton became public, and .nes II became Known
The, be insists upon ,ho rsnhc.'on o. the m''
sure By every reclaimed ssAe' as requisite
q restoration, there has been but lihe ground Tor
ssar upon sbis point, Still II ~'s not known bo~
he ls,s rebels nigh, b disposed TO sccsp' Tbs
requirement and hence the graos'ulne" WIN
winch South Csrons has apparently acted VIII De
fully appreciated and commended " 'he North
Tue promp,nes Of the set IL all 'h' more praise
worthy from the fac, thn South Carolina vent into
VI. rebellion .vovsdly to protect slavery from
Northern sneroschmenL and II Is we'll known that
shs Pslmsuo State has always been the foremost
sesmpion Of the institution which now has
s..Ily s,d forever repudis,sd. The advantages Of
,bs tightening rein are beginning 70 appear.
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How tho Cholera ThrIves.

The epidemic has made It's appearance a, Free
mantle . suburb Of Southampton, England, A.
present containing about A5oO inhabitants, and
within week ihsre have bseu sit dec, there,
all returned as Asauc cholera, A ,... tOrtes.
pond nj AsNribes he visitation 10 tkc ura.nAge
respecting which he says: 'rhe system All ptoi .
,hal Of runnirg tho pipes VI each house INTO dead
vol, placed about SIX or eight feet below the sur
face OF the soil, in ground which "a loose stratum
Of gravel. lhsss wells sru male o. brickS without
.ny ccmsut, intsrst!ces being l-h ~lthiu ,nem rs
IN - .Itiuary well, hus permitting tho escape
an@ hlIrrspuu OF silEquid matter which msy flow
into them. All she live wells bs.ug necessarily Al
. liver leyoI than tho dead wt'., ,ns hqu'd por.
co. ates ron ono iato the oghsT the grave Isr.
mating Il 81 90 50. There are some s,N hunIrod
dead wells which may bc compared 10 A. many
retor,s, al! generating or diauIus po,ronous gss
through their banks (Ihe pipes into Insr several
receivers tine houses, Every lush Of water INFO
the dead well forces the pOgou iuto the hshitAtion
= poison a. deadly N She human system a. urus.
sic scld or corrosive suNlimAe.
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ed declaration Al Hamburg bv the German .utbori-
lie--a combination Of tho prnc pal managers hlv-
Ing been formed TO prevent their oyuDs 20 America
and the potent Pow OF the Continental police beng
duly employed 10 Illustrate their hopet and plans Of
the direction OF the chief authority oi the Grand
Ducby Of Dtimetadt. TIE rroundr advanced for this
summary action were tho While some OF the party
were debtofs nearly all were bound BY previous
contracts. from which they could not be Recessed
without irving q nom extended po'ios than had
been vouchsafed, Tho entire party we're, however,
At lat advtces prepared emtark Tor NoN ORR tnd
fuihl their CONTRACTS With tie un1err gned. They
WI rhory arrive but not IN time u he VI service At
pCGfon,
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opernt,e Artists stopped Ia csr,,a,y.

Mr.. Glover, tho ope.a manager puhlitae. the FOL.
lorinS card IN the 81. loul' pspes''
The director Of the German Grand Oparn. With
,aeeie lesIeL begs TO snnounSe 70 the pu,l, o. -
ir,jon offcpeJ 6r The uropJsci naurrsl ,csso,,
Of eisni opera in mi. c a. and o snich the most
,ast ns he /. corIpr.lel, Al heSyT pucuniaTT 49,
,ic. 10 deer the opening OF the .eaon ON fns date
Originally named, Ills Aseat ha.1. al.reI fiom
. icT,e nnrtion OF the chorus !e9clsel aud vbose
passage. sSros. the Atlantic had been p or reTe
u1cSpsStedly detsiued UPON the .''a tanu intsud.
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JoriV.
Jnd,arapolis, Nor. li.-rhe Governors message
yn delivered to the LEGISLATURE to-day. II ask ior
prompt provision for the public debt the establish
ment OF home for disabled Indiana soldiers and
men: q bureau OF emigration, and separate schools
for ooored Children, and for the reaal OF the tstuo
excluding negro testimony. II pays tribute to the
Indiana soldiers. and aivirs that although ths
heresy Of State Sovereignty has been eItrpned, and
arbitration Of arm., they he also adjusted and de-
termined by the highest tribunal Of the land In the
trial Of jefferson Davis and other strocous
crimes II approves the Presidents reconstruction
policy docs not consider negro suffrage condition
precedent advocates approximation according TO the
number Of voters, and recommends the adoption Of
such an amendment II II passcs Congress.
Missouri
81. LOUIS, No, Nov II Tho Lerislsture yester-
dsy passed a resolution for the appointment Of
COMMITTEE 10 memorabilia Prcsidon johnson to
ic!oA,c ali lhe Union soldiers IN confinement
icr of'rnto, committed during the rebellion, on the
The ground tha the rebel soldiers whose crimes
iranitely GREATER hal been pardonsd.
Tennessee
Nd.hr.ls, Nou I'M T-mhlc Offered TeIo'u-
tion in tho scn,s against the Con,eeci leadcN,
closing his resolu.io wit, thee WORT: That TOT
their emincnce and 81, crimes aFsn. their fellow
men and the United states jefferson Davis and his
acconiplices have Justly forfeited their lives, and
deserve and ought to suCer the extreme pans,y OF
the lAu."
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The Tuuisinn Embus-y,

Proridsnes, Il. /, Nov lA.-'rhe Tuni.ian Emhas-
.y y..te rday visited Brown rniversit the Atlantic
DE Lame aud other mills che works Of he crkins
Steel Iron Company, and the mon Horse shoe
Comp.ny In the evening they paid brief visit TO
he Citv Council and was sub-e lueatiy entertained
AZ The residence OF the Mayor. The Ctty Councils
rendered 10 the Tunisian the ho,p,tllit.es OF tie
city The Ambassador and suite insp,ct,d Tho opcrn.
zion. Of ,he manhiues in thu wotAs lie AIno can
Scres Comp.ny. This aiter1ooa NE AmbAs. aior
visit. sp -Asue's Print WORKS ne vii be entertain
dor mnn!ies's greet interest ~ our usnutao tIrins
and NEE .uicAl vJrke
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fused 70 grant = flvor. or confer benohtuPon t
bumble.t ,pplis .nt and ,lthousb ! - knew hov =
reward his friends. he In oy 10 inju. = "
enemy II he ever really had one ' Ii, los' vii ~
deplored BIZ lsrse majority Of the Gu zen, p INV
State, and upon none will IL fall mcre' rvsrelr thaa
upon the people Of this city, who were ret tenn ns
to receive the BENEFITS coni- red UPON them by IN.
appointment or Mr. King a. Collector Of the Port
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Marine DISASTERS

Eo,i,>a. Monroe, Nor. the steamer winnn,.,
from New York, repor,s yes ,orday '~s'cI steamer,
c. T. smith and Columbia al tie l~i.sae 49,. eai.
..ter, slso of Hor Island disabled lteuaer Victor.
in tow all bound 20 Se~ .o'E
The captain and crew nj the h7s Nellie Barrett
from Ne. York for Kew West, have ~, arrived here.
The brs sprung siesk on ire s'h ins'" vas ah.n-
doned on the 9th, and her crcESere picked M tho
French bark Courier de MaTasuer and brought to
Cape Menry.
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Tennessee.
The De-truction Of rrccd,nau's schsol-
iIou.r-ActIon OF ,,cn. Ihonns.

g1shriii-, Nor. l4.-The citizens of Tullahoma who
were Actors in the destruction OF the hooimen's
school house sometime since, we're ordered b. MAJOR
General Thomas 10 rebu IA the same. Compliance
With thu, order beisg refused ten. Thomas sent a
detachment Of soldiers nth directions to enforce the
order and put every citizen under guard until the
requirements Of the order were compiled with.
Judge Triu yesterday decided against granting
the writ Of habeas corpus In tbe case Of Dick Nc
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TnG man Fuller, who us-l the name ~ senator
H,r'.u to oLlain sum oil fy.y thousand doar.
belonging 70 the National Republican Committee,
anu vs. has bon IN the Oh C.,itol COR several
months has been rseAsed.
TnH Madison Ind snAN CcrEEk say. IA bal.
heard young ladies Staging, "NIc vii care Tor
Mother, now ~ VIA q their old mothers we're
wearing themselves uu, IA the kitchen over The
family washing
THE Hon. r bert G. NirIhr,I, q, r. sion. il,
apoutt 20 lead 20 The HlIar Mrs go sGrszver IhAver
widow OF the lL,. Jonn II lEN5u Of Is ,stoa and
daughter Of VI" lou I. Grange, ~ C.uaudiagus
MY,
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Canada.


Toronto, c. ". Nor IA commission ia 10 be
appointed, accredited to the Imperial Government,
to take steps to open commercial relation. with the
Wee, Indies Brazil, Mexico and other foresn mar
heu one of the Canadian Ministry will he ap.
pointed.
The Government "a taking all the necessary pre-
cautions in refe.euce 70 fonian movements
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Mexico.
Progress OF the siege oil 1Iatanioras-
Imperial steamer said TO Have Fired
Iron Inited SIhIen SOIdierp.

w Orleans Nor. l5,-Ths latest sdvices from
bro"nsvills say that the Liberals, under Genersi
Lscobado Cortinu' Cauales and Meudes, were vic,
orously continuing the siege OF hsiamora, rhey
captured on tn: 9th, tho steamer Rio Grande, and
brought her to ClArk'ville TO Transform her into
sunboat. The Liberals held the river below me-
town. which had been evacuated by the women nr1
children, Who sought refuge On the American side
II lie thought that the Republican. will capture th.
paee; while the Federal forces enthut sstl- iliy
cheer the progress Of the Liberal teSssers. an
Thursdy last. the Imperial steamer pe.-ano 6~pi
four shots among the Federal forces, The o.,u,'tir,
by thil strange procesdins are unknown
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Wsn'


The following is e list OF the uui1bor Of vessel.
.od at the different navy yards. showins the snoust
Iealized from The .ales;
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
New York

Albany, Nor 1.-THE Official canvass Of the ith
Assembly dls,ric, OF this county, .hon' tina Colonel
Ioseph N. Murphy, Of tho TN Heavy Auiliery,
tI'nionl 10 elected over Craw iotI tDeml by one ma
jority.
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survivor. of the steamer Repubiic

WAhHISuTpS, Nov. Is.
In etter TO the Navy Department, Lieutenant
Whiting 'iates that tso men on raft we're reoent,
discovered of CAPE Hatteras. They were the onl,
survivors of tue fourteen men who escaped from IN,
steamer Republic, formerly the Tennessee The,
had been eight days without food and .attr som
Of the party we're washed IN, having no strength
hold on and Others, becoming crazy, Jumped into III,
sea
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noiier Explosions The Record or Month.

Tie following table shows tnat IN ~ days there
have teen nine boiler explosion, " witch .iIty.
nine persons have Loot tasir live.
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From Washington.

WAsUiSGrpN, Nov. rs.
sinDnT Clay has addressed lester 10 the eecre.
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Accident on the Chic;i,To ~ Rock IsIunS
haiirond-A Trim l'recipitated BOW
an Embnnkment.

Ch'ed0o, Nor.l5.-1he eIpf ess train oa tie Cheese
& Rock Island Railroad who lett Rock Island ls
evening owing 10 misplaced switch two miles e.st
Of Norris H. WIS thrown Fl ON the track aud H.,
~hols train, with the exception Of the locomotive nns
sleeplns-cAr, vn pr'cpiia'oI iown N ,mbankmcnt
two OF the passenger cars and tmo baggage ca turn
inf upside down. Two cars we've smashed to pi.ce.
and the Others we're mole or less injured. The tIaI
vn filled with passengers. No one was killed Sy
persons were serously brli-oi, znd Others Ter.
slightly injured. NJ. Davie, ard Jon Curry. o. Ne,
York aIs among the Injured
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A steamer Burnt at Chester, Pa.

Ch'H'r, Pa Nor. l5.--The steamer M,leor bum
T. the waters edge at the Chester wharf thi, sv.u
ink
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turning al n Steamer.

'hcinrr'l, Aor. l,.-No1le paper. of the IIn
lust, report that the ste mar Duke WAS burr d ~
tho 'Iomhi,bee River, Nth three hundred bale, \,
cotton.
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Boston, Nor. l5.-fhe steamer GIeyhcund, Captain
Nicke'on, from boston for Chulo,tetown, struck m
Bird Rock Lodges Nova Scotia, on Monday nigh
last, ami filing With water, sunk in eleven fathom.
The ps'-engen. md crew vers saved, and l.nded ~
beaver Hirtcr, y, :. The Greyloun1 va. insures
for $4,000 In Boston and Scw Yors offices, aud
valued at that sum.
The New York herald., 1865-01-04

hin bvoshers in-Iaw John Duty ara Edward Byyns. ere
respectfully invited 70 attend the Funeral from bis sss
roon Al one O'Clock precisely
f.iso.-sadasnly, q sS.aay, January ], q a'.s.ss
q shs hear, Ln., xo ssasAass Of William Hayler Esa,
The relatives and friends OF the family sre respectfllv
invited attend the funeral from the rssideaes Of her
sister, Mn n A. Weeks, Hudson avenue Hudson City,
N J., this "wednesday morning - eleven O'Clock.
Tosas-6n Monday morning, January 2, EnLS
AaxAsM Tosn, asnsntsr OF John and Mary Agnes Tobn
The restiyes and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral this swednssdsy afternoon
II TvcIHa..on S tuesday, january o VIZ TuCzzs yr, in
'nT ~, and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of his
s'nss' q ons.olocI SG Z Without further neiios
YANVARIcR -On Sunday, january !, MARY AMS wife
j. and Marv Ann Young, In the 21st year Of her age.
Relatives and friends Of the family members o. York
Lodge, 1871 A. and the police OF me s rn prscncs
this "wednesday morning, at half-past ten o'clock
vlsscHEs- Monday, January 2 Mary JAM
daughter Of Garrett and Eliza vsscher, In the 2sth
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend funeral from her late residence No
Commercs street, on THURSDAY @'ernoon' = ono
savannah and oswesc paper. please copy. 80. !,
Levi White r. ISM The ia year Of her q age sse. -
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 70
attend the funeral services ~ her late residence NO. l5
East Seventeenth street. this "Wednesday Afternoon -
one O'Clock without further notice.
WALxE-On Monday, january 2 THOMAS Wake, .
native Of Plymouth, Devonshre, England aged 6S years
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral, from his late residence "a West
Twenty fourth street. Thursday afternoon at one
o'clock
wrSSE.-0n Monday january ., after lingering H.
ness which he bore with Christian resignation, JAMES
WYNxE native OF the parish Of Rusic, county West
meath Ireland, in the SD year Of his age.
Farewell, wife, my life Is past,
Ny love for you while life did last:
After sorrow take,
But love my children for my sake.
His friends and those Of his sons, Edward r. and
James H. and Of his sonnlaw, Richard Burns; also Of
his brother Patrick invited TO attend the funeral
this Wednesday, afternoon, at halfpast o'clock,
from his late residence II avenue b.
Pennsylvania papers please copy.
WALKEa-0n Monday, January 2, BELLE LIVINGSTON,
only daughter Of Nathan B. and Nellie J. Walker aged
months and 10 dayR
Funeral this "wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock,
from No 313 West Twenty second street Relatives and
friends invited TO attend without further notice.
Boston papers please copy.
WALroN-Suddenly on Tuesday, January 8, MARIA
L. wifc Of Alfred L. Walton and daughter Of Abram
Fowler, aged ~ years.
The funeral win take place Thursday afternoon, at
halfpast O'clock from the Presbyterian church at
Tubby Hook. Trains leave Chambers street At halfpas
eleven A. N.
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miscellaneous. q.

Tax DrArH ov Carr HKirKsR-In the announcement Of
death OF the late Cspt Edward usiker in last,
70 the OF his DEATH by
the Capt Of the brig Hope dated 81 Vincent Dec
which have seen, that Capt Heliker. while
plotting the vessel down the lower bay Nov a. when
the West Bank passing from AFT forward fell overheard
and W.. lost, The vessel Va: hove % TO- % and boa, put cut sS,
"a hcrcs q meens pilot bos TO convey The ln,elisence 70
esa y hos hs ooay " ouns sny s
g 70 =: sss sf ss SsS YS,f ssG Sandy Hook
srRAxsnrr r,rs-At sbout haifpas O'Clock last
night the steamship Geo Washington, Of Cromwell
line Of View Orleans steamers and arrived from that
port the Nth ui lying At pier No Mr. discovered
be FIRE amIdsbirs, and upon examination found to
among the cotton which constituted portion Of her
70 She badly burned inside and the cargo viii probably
prove total loss The vessel has grounded and
snes work sndesvorns 6l her with water
10 yet burning between decks
sI.,,rsTr -, Norm hssnca M.rsbmas frc% yey Or
Ssi SS.s mas Aha' sugar and ~ logs
s.r, xAs..A. psli.u.. OBJ, Beyse, Baltimore from
lon Is S coss isusd on iss ssrSoard task heading y
si &. sp
iow S.r ..srn near ss ssc1sS y hose on
hey ne s
but her sarbc.rd snidshps carrying swsy fsils su
y .: ss,.: sdss ssS:ias her ssds o.. y
.p :si s.sS I'd. q ss e. s. u:
MAIson belonging 70 Morris Nephew, Of New York.
That port bound - Roanoke Island with cargo OF hay
ef her.
surr oxrsssIpcs, Berry from saleu,,s for Hur Eng pu,
Into 81 Helena eAhng Nov l6 Was dscharsus aud would
repair.
snrr rsAsrL tBr AIsn New ysrt for Bremsn pat int
s sss sn HSs oS s s: ;ss s .
30 doubt Of the nsSsasly Or hshlsnIns the ship.
ss~ s.rrss AlSs % from \. S.ns anil ssys ,A for New
WHALING BAax suynrA tof New Bedford). Kelly. from
cruise, OUT II mcntbs with so bbls whale OIL put into 81 He
ena hsv IL with vudder hesd CARED away and subeequ9n
ola s tons and owned By Cnss Hitch Son, Of New Bed
fcrd
BAss oucA has recently been sold u Hong Kons for
olGOop.
BAns oopvuxy, Hsiis Of and from Boston for vaipe-
pAiso destroyed by the rebel Hhsnspdoah built
81 Pkfiadeiphia IN iets, and was 80 tons register.
BAaH ALMA, Staples from Newport Epg, fov Buenos
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

ALlEs-WyypLg. this city, Sunday evening,
January !, by the Rev. Mr. Slis, WILLIAM ALLEN to
Miss JutlA WESpLE No cards.
BURRouGHs-CoLLISs s.-0n Sunday, January 1, by the
Rev Mr. Harris Mr. J. BURROUGHS Of this city to Mrs
MARY COLLINS, Of Hoboken. No cards
BKrRs-RAYxoSD-AtS ST. Johns church. Hartford,
Monday, January 2, by the Rev Vim G. Doanc, EpMusp
BEsRs TO ELzABErH eldest daughter OF the late James
II Raymond all OF New York. No cards
by the Rev. A. r. Hitchcock, OF the residence Of the
brides father MERTON YALE CApy, Of New York city,
Alcx NJ youngest daughter OF John Deere No cards
EvASs-ASGIfss. Sunday evening, january !, by
the Rev I. Ralyton Smith, ALEXANDER EVANS to Mies
MANY AsoIrss all Of this city. No cards
FRKScH-Bnts On Sunday, January l. by the Rev.
DR.. Booth, BxxAuS Y. FrxxcH TO Miss SARAH g. Bits,
daughter Of Joseph b Bills, Esq, all OF Brooklyn, l.
No cards
ruIlxR-B.Noros I'm Brooklyn, on Monday, January
2 by Row W A Bartlett, CnAs II. FrILKR TO SARAH
CoRysfiA daughter Of Cbas Byington, Esq.
6RiSfos-PEHuAs On Sunday evening, January 1,
by The Rev Charles shrimpton, wiLLnn GRHros 10 En-
1T y. PgRHAM
Hury-RoNkiSR On Wednesday evening December
Is a the residence Of tho BRIDES father by Rev Isaac
Debaun, PrrxH Hrry 70 AMELIA c. youngest daughter
Of John n. Romaine, all Of this city.
Paterson and Hsckenssck papers please copy
PLAr-DAyroS--Att the Church Of the Annunciation
on Tuesday, January by the Rev DR. 8 Seabury, T.
ton, EsQ all Of this city.
wxsrcoTr--HowAsp.- Morrstown N. T., on Tues
day, December 27 by the Rev. William Corbt BAYsE
N wrsrcorr, United States Navy, 70 Mr NJ d. How
Ann, OF Newark, N. J. No cards
wALpRos--HoRl Brooklyn on Sunday January
I, by the Rev J w. Diller, Mr. sAnryL l. wALDKoN 70
Miss MARTA HoRAs all Of Brooklyn. No cards
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Performance Of the duties besors - - w. =
hr e possible, We may AVOID uG ss,s,S .noo.-
sdsr,s and osss ana ne pressure q he esosDs
Hours al The session with bus . hMH1d experience
IN hs duties Of the LsgslatarA ens wiA dssp ssnss Of
ali psdging myself N return tesn impartial discharge
Of The duties Of the chsv fkthful administration Of
u. rules you may p and N earnest ~ &: srS =
Thanking you again. gentlemen, for the homo, which
you have ssnfssA We WIN now proceed with the bash
nsss os the session
me House pvscseAsd u The slsetea or Clerk, with
The following sesult:--
Fssncis Houghtaling .....-.":... ~
Tho spsaEss declared Joseph b oushman duly elected
Charles & Young was elected Sergeant at Arms Henry
A. Rogers Doorkespsr, and Richard g. Stout and Alex
Tresr Assistant Dosrkeepers-
Clerk
Nj. KRreAx ensred the followins:-
Sa 1.:s@sly. v e.Sss:rnor iSr..o ssynoaT ~ q:
gsrfO@sd Pc .yo ysSyT: As duties Of A 'ss =
On mo.oa Of M RzpDuaroH ths sssoi0ssn VA
Appoin4.aent Of John K. Rsrter - Jadgo
Of the Court ef APpssls ~ shs Gevsr-
NOS, 30.
Governor Fsnton has appointed John K Porter Of
shs cry, TO b. Judge of the Court Of Appeals vice
Henry Sedsn, resigned; end Mr. Porter has socepted
ousnber OF the friends Of Governor Tsnton have
presented him with the cs1sbeatsd Victoria dnnsy ss
which cost $4,000
Court OF Appeals.
ALBANY, Jan 3, 1850.
IN the Court Of Appeals-Day calendar for Wednesday
January 4 lses.-Nos 4, =, q 10, IL is, 1s1 and
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General Sherman ON Slavery.

From gentleman who has had several consultations
with Gen. sherman recently the Augusta Constossast
learns he says slavery will exist In the South after the
conclusion Of peace let the terminate may that
ncons proclsmations in reference 70 Its abolition
simply for the restoration OF the Union that the
Supreme Court have nor will not sustain him; neither
win the federal government attempt 70 abolish slavery
but will leave TO the States returning to the Union
settle II; and that he tShermanl expects 70 thou
sand slaves In the South one OF these days
He represents Sherman being . thorough fanatic
upon the subject OF restoring the glorious Union"