Weekly Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1841). (Columbus, OH), 1845-02-26

              mini VOLUME XXXV. rU.SI.HMKI) KVtiltr WKUNKSI-VY MlMNlNU, Y CHARLES SCOTT & CO. ' Otflcoenrtierof High nnd Town streets, Bullies' Building. TERMS: Two Pom, a us bF arkun, which mutt Invariably be nniil in advance. I'reu of pustaire, nr ul percentage lo Agents Thu Jniiniiil ii alio published daily during (he settion of tne i.ejfisiaturei Hinco a wee nip remainder 01 uie year forjj; and three nme a week, yearly, liir FRIDAY KVKNINU. FKURUIIRY ill, 1H45. (7 The Dank Hill has finally become a law. The report of tlio committee of Conference was concurred in by the IIouho day before yesterday, and by the Semite Inst evening. It will probably be ready for signature to-morrow, the 22d. We understand (be Senate will order the publication of tho Inw in pamphlet form. We nhnll try to lay it before our readers when we can secure a corrected copy, We have had on band for aomo timo a report of Mr. Perkins, in Seuntc, on the 15th, in reply to Mr. Hartley, on the amendment of tho House to the Dank bill, repealing the act commonly called Bart ley's Humbug," If possible, we shall give It to-morrow, and we bespeak for it beforehand a careful perusal by every friend of a Bound currency. (tM0VEMBHTS AT Wa SIM KOTOS, Tll6 letter of our correspondent is commended to the careful tenia ill of our Doughfaced politicians. They will be able to seo which way the wind is setting. If they mean to adhere to the grand army of u Democratic" Slaveholders, now is the time to send in their adhesion. After the 4th of March may be too late. "Doughfaces'' "Democratic party of Slaveholders.' We like the names tliero is fitness in them, and we shall bold them to their principles. Afpoiktmknts in N. Youk. Gov. Wright, of N. Y., has re-nomiuatcd Henry Grestton fur Flour Inspector. Dr. Van Hovenbiirgh has boon nominated fur Health Officer, and Kdmtind Driggs, of Mlh ward, for Inspector of Pot and IVarl Ashes. The Tribune says tho first named office is worth $15,000 per annum, tho second $1.1,000, and tho third $'20,000. Rather lucrative, ono would think. I'rom V nali in glow. We have the proceedings of the 17th init.,1eaving but twelve more working days to the present Con-: gross. The Texas debute was resumed and contin- ued by Mr. Woodbury, of Now Hampshire J Mr. Choate having given him the floor, in order to se-1 cure a fair express ion from both sides. Mr. W. inado an exciting effort, and announced bis willingness to go for tho House resolutions, although they were not in every respect to bis liking. He claimed that the result of the recent election, was a fair decision in favor of Aunexntion, He read an article from the Liberator a violent abolition paper, and professed to consider it a fair embodiment of the sentiments of (ho Whigs. Mr. Choate had the floor for Tuesday. In the House, the resolution to distribute copies of the narrative of the Kxploring Expedition to friendly nations, including China and Texas, was agreed to. Tho bill to regulnle thu pay of the army and reduce the pny of tho officers, was passed by a vote of 107 to ;i7, after considerable discuiaion. Mr. Adams made a very interesting speech, declaring bis purpose to vote for the bill, but his conviction that tho House did not really design to do anything towards securing salutary reform. The city of Washington is very rapidly filling up, each day bringing largo acquisitions, Tho correspondent of the Baltimore American says that there is much feeling among the leading politicians, who am trying lo lead and direct the counsels of Mr. Polk. They waited upon him on Saturday, in cliques and comiuiuocs, with their counsels, hwrlnc Elrrllone. The note of preparation preceding the spring elec- j tions begins to be heard. In New Hampehire there , is considerable activity, and the candidates of both parties are generally in the field. (Jen. Colby is the Whig candidate fur Governor. The attempt to throw aside Mr. Hale, of the Congressional delegation, on account of his gnllant and high-minded opposition to Annexation, will invest the contest of that Stato with some interest. The election takes place on the llth of March. In Connecticut the contest waxes warm, and prom i pes to be a closely contested ono. The candidates are generally in tho field. We have strong hopes of completely reversing the character of the Congressional delegation of this State, and supplanting tho doughfaces win misrepresent her at present Wc look for great things from old Connecticut, She will not disappoint us. The election takes place on the first Monday in April. The Whigs of Now York city liavo resolved to run an out-and-out Whig licket, for Mayor and Councilmen; or, at least, to nominate a ticket of their own, composed of men who will not sufTer themselves to be seduced from the field. The W hi.' General Committee have put forth an address and some excellent resolutions. Tho Whigs met yesterday in the several wards to appoint delegates to a Mayoralty Convention, and are to hold a general meeting to-morrow. In Indiana, Kentucky and Virginia, the elections come oft" Inter, and the forces are not yet in the field. Congressmen are lo be elected in each Statu, and the canvass will be a warm one. We can hardly fail to gain several members of Congress in these States. Tho contest in Indiana is a vory important one, and a great responsibility rests on the Whigs of that Slate. Tho next legislature districts the State for members of the legislature and elects a U. S. Senator. A Senator depends also on the result in Virginia. 7" Thu Charleston Mercury, the organ of the extreme Southern Annexation Shareholding interest, repudiates Benton's plan entirely. It concedes the line of the Missouri compromise for the boundary of Slavery, as llioii'ii termt, without any bridle on tho South by negotiation or treaty, within those bounds. It projHwes to refer tho whole subject to the new administration, and goes in strong for an extra session of Congress in which latter demand we hope it may be successful. A Trlwmn-li Iw Vlr.l 0wr4 Is Iks wmrdt An election to till a vacancy occasioned by death, in tlm Senate of Virginia, look place in the counties of Bedford and Franklin, last wook. Mr. Wooos, tho Whig candidate, was triumphantly elected to the Senate over his locoloco competitor. Ho tud a majority of in Bedford and ?'i in Franklin. Hertford is a vory decided Whig county, and tho Whig strength was not, therefore, polled. Franklin, at tho late Presidential election, gave Mr. Polk a majority of fifty fivtt it now gives a Whig majority of smn-tij ttoo!! A pretty comfortable indication of tho spirit of tho Whigs, and of what they intend doing. Who was that wo heard talking about tho breaking up of tho glorious Whig party? I.nlrr trmm Btwrr. By the arrival uf the packet ship Roscius, at New York, European news one week later has been received. A paragraph in one of tho French journals, leads to the supposition that England is now using her Influence at the French Capital, to bring about an alliance and secure a joint remonstrance against tho Annexation of Texas lo the Union. The French journal intimates that it is thought England will give up the right of search, on condition that France unitea with her on this question. The Cotton and Grain markets are Ann. without mnterial change in prices. Eighty vessels wore lost m tho Black Sea, during a torriflio storm. A letter from Red rivcrtotho editor of tho Washington (Texas) National Register says that not loss than 1000 wagons have crusted Red river into Texas within lix weeks. Monti: (I ('rcdil and an inflated Currency hud their origin." A'. V. Tribune. What ncil f Whal did the Conservative! join lhe Whip Tor. but became they were in favor of na inllftied currency ! Why dul l ho Whip; oppose tim. Jackson's Hiecie Circular, lul hecnu-e it would rewind bank circulation t Why did they oppose !h .ndeteiidciil Trensury, but lor (ho imiiu rea-nti il prevented banks from iiitlaliiijf thu currency on the strength of govenimmit depotilt. And what do we now wil-noNN in our own Legislature ? Hank hill lor client and in-iijiiily wnhoul a pnrnllel. Tho creation of eighty Banks, wilh a circulation of twkktt Millions, ia iml hii mllaUim of the cur-eiicy, ii it, Mr. (ireelcy : ! You are a smrirt one,lruly ! lying oi the very leclh of the every day ac limit of your parly. Ohio Stateiman, Feb. lU. " Why did the White oppote Oen. Jarkion,i Specie Cir culart" To auk such a question after tho reasons liave been given in such aliundnnro, it clearly impudence. To deviio uch a measure at thai of (he srwcie circular, in the pntitinn the country wni in in XH'Xi, would imply ignorance (or some-thinjr worse) an clearly. Bui as the origin of that fooliih or wirked measure lay beyond tho wnlkt cud responsibility of the Hlalesman. however tirongly it tniglil h suspected of no higher afpiraiitms thnn the motive thm promoted, or iho skill that devised, tlmt measure, we mini clear it of trto ranee, because it had no knowledge in this case ; and under lliia first hend assign its present aelion lo inrmte impudence. " Why did then oppott the Independent Treaiury ?" As theciMvsuf Price, Swartwnul, Wilcv I1. Harris, l.illlibury Mu kins, and other Hnli-Trvusury unlriols, are now raiher oliRolelo, wo would n-frr the answer of this question In tho Mitesman' particular friend, (whose promotion in the jmblie service it nniicuneed in extrai ) Calkb J. MrNm.TY. Fn, I hn proposition on our part tuny bo sel down lo I ho account of ignorance possibly, for thiTo may bo olhen whom tho .Statesman wots of much titter : Hut, notwithstanding, if Iho Hlntcainnn rrjecis Caleb, it must be let down to the scoie of downright impudence. And Kit it do we now vitnett in our ,'n'(iwrc ?i Hank bill nr extent and iniquity without a parallel." Impudknce again or a very short memory. To supply the materials for correcting any di-firic ncy on ihe score of memory, we will furtti-h the NtaieMnan, gratuitously, the following farts : From Ut.W, when Iho war on ilie Currency commenced. lo IH.'Xj, when the Specie Cirrular was issued, iho Legislatures of Ihe d'lfcrciit Suites, and in Florida, were in session UVZ limes in the aggregate. Of ihets I.egHlalive bodius, 111) were controlled by majorities of Jackson men 1 by Cal houn men and W by W higs. 1 lipwe several l.egilalures, during Ihn period of time, (lo wil, 6 years, during llic lime of ihe greatest money in tin I ion ever known since the lu)i of John Law and the Mississippi company,) passed .''Ht Hank chariots of which tiro hundred and twnUu-onr were parsed by Jiickitou Legislatures, and one hundred and twenty-four by Whip, Legislatures. Iho aggrt-gnte of capital created with ihcsc 3M1 tanks, was, tiro hundred and $ixt fright Million one hundrrd and ttrenty eight Tlwutand nine Hundred Dollars (5'3W. I -Jlt.WO.) Of Ihis aggregate, the Whig created tijty-tira Miltitts four hundred andserentti-'izht Thomand two Hundred and Whtu- fire Dollars t$C,2,m;M.) ITT Tho Jarkon -men. or Loro. focos, (now hard money men.) created Oo hundred and fee Millioni lix hundred and fifty Tlumtand lix Unwind and Fifteen Dollar (Jjl-V!5tfjU;i:.) ! ! ! !.rfl I hm, nfler crofting the Hanks, and flooding Ihe country with their ikmics, the Sr ki ir. ClKcei. lR was deviled in dU- credit tlicm for Iho beiiefil ol certain Land Mperiilalors in ttoveniini nl lavour, iho eiTi-rt of whirh was lo rauo Ihe Hank lo suspend sMcie payments in less than a year. Then come Hank HkkiHm. wall its numberless foolish enactments and humbugs, to gather up llie floating wreck for Iho benefit of Hharprri ami ptdilicnl S'cu)alor, ending with some pa- lent iecuucn of Locoloco H.inking, like thnl at dallipoli, Miiuhallan, and the like. Wimliiig up finally wiih the St B Tkkasuht, as the grand climax ol linaunal wisdom the en- Icring weilge of a new sytcm,for llw bt-nefil of your McNul-tyi, and bis patriotic predecessors. After this we hope the Statesman will mil plead ignorance. To assert ag iin, thai Ihe present Hank bill before iho Legislature of Ohio, as a movement to inll ile the currency, is " for extent and iniquity without a paiallel," would lie downright barelacud Locofoen impudence, wnhoul gram of wil ur roiniiion sense to redeem the foolish lie. ItnpNflriict), mr Iurnure Which f We place the following paragraphs together a we find them in Ihe Ohio Statesman the lest, and the commentary and ask Ihe reader to scan them moment, and then answer, whether it wu " ignorance or impudence " that prompted such n commentary on such a text: ho great mass of the nuiness, tho Properly, ihe Intel- tigi'iice of ihe country, know right well that the Whig party has opposed throonhoui the measures in which an unsound, (TT Nrw I'.ipi h. We welcome lo our Inlile, and add lo our exchange list with plvaiiire,lhu Daily National Pii.ot, just conimenred at liulfalo, N. Y., under the editorial charge f R. W. IIaskins, We lne known Mr. HaAms long, and our readers will be glad to know thai they may Ibid in him and our Inln ItniTilo rurreniiendenl, one and the same person, and nil) iherclorcrerognizi in Mr. II. an old aeiniainl- ance. He bring-t lo his new ly aumL'd duties much experience, and a well stored mini!, all of which will he poured forth for I he benefit of Ins readers. Mr. 11. is uf ihe opinion (and is nol alone in il) that Ihe newtpaper pros of this country fails in discharging its full duty to the country our nationality is overlooked) our opinions ol trade, ol government, of iho science even of oilier itaiiims, are loo ettentially Knglixh to uil our condition they are second hand from the Knglisdi press, on all Kuropean subjects ) and lie believe that the evds ami urrours Ihii4stalterrl among u, may beeorreMed through the agency of the popular public press. To this end he will in part devote his elfirls, availing hun-elf ol I'ans files lo correct iho inmtalemcnl in which llie rjiglMi pres indulges, iu relation to all things of intereil nol Hmiah. I hil il is thu habit uf the Kiiglitli press lo distort, to soil thu views of government policy at home, ii a well established fact, which has extended in pracorc through a long tenet of years, beginning even beforo die rival policy of NnHion ihook "the fast anchor 'd iile" at its moorings. Wu can only add, that we wish ihe IMot a wide circulation, and its editor abundant success, The IMot will be neutral in parly politics. nirfniiixnilflN Bmloraeslt Not at all to our surprise tho Htatestnan views tho action of the locofocos of tho Virginia Senate, in refusing to go into an election of Senator, with great complacency, and wonders that any one should ho surprised at a course of action calculated to unsettle the foundations of tho Government, and defeat the high ends of its founders. After having sanc tioned tho factious coiitbo of the Senate of Indiana, it could not be expected that he would shrink from an endorsement ol similar action in Virginia; al- ys providing hit oten political fritmit arc to tlerivt the atfoantagr from it. With what charming simpli cily he remarks that the Senate of Virginia has 'a perfect right to pMtpone a resolution," as though that wore the point in controversy, instead of the all-im- porttnt questions whether the majority shall rule, and a State have a constitutional or a ptrtial representation in the He nit o of the United States. Locofoco is i n has adopted a new method of securing an ascendancy iu tho Councils of tho nation. By an extraordinary and unparalleled course of partizan legislation, by which tho minority aro enabled to control the majority, (as in thecaso of Ohio,) one branch of Congress is secured ; and the same result is brought about in the other branch, by refusing to go into an election at tho proper time to fill up the vacancies occasioned by expiration of terms. The declaration of the Statesman, that the Ilotno of ReprcsMitativea of Virginia was violently broken up, and tho election of Senator iuiprojn)rly defeated by thu Whigs, is destitute of a very ossential clement of goo 7 composition, which tin1: paper, we are sorry In say, seems to h dd in but poor estimation. The IIouo was not broken up. The Whigs remained in thuir places and ottered one proposition after another to bring shout an election under profwr circumstances. Tho Sena to sprung upon them their own proposition for an election without the slightest notice, and aftor having several times refused tn consider it, thereby leading tho Whigs to suppose that the Richmond Knquirer properly repreaented the sentiments of "thu party," when it declared against an election during the present session. Without rc-sjiectlul notice, and at a timo when throu Whigs wore absent, ono of whom was then u'rig in the city of Richmond, the locofocos of the Senate sough' to force tho House into on election. Failing in tho trick, they now deliberately refuse, as they have from the beginning to the end of the session, to go into an election of Senator. Virginia, like Indiana will, therefore, have but a smglo Senator at tho opening of the new Senate, and the locofocos wiltsccuro full control of that hotly. An Umklid Cut. The Madisonian says "There is one other Democratic paper besides tho ilobe, which advocates Iho lart project introduced in the Senate, and that is an Abolition paper." And what paper is this think you? Why, the "Now-York Kvening I'osl"? Thero Gentlemen Doughfaees don't you see your fate? You must support the "Great Democratic party of Slaveholders," and no flinching, or you are to be road out of tho party. Let us see how many of you will crawfish, and put on tho collar tendered you by tho Slaveholders in thu shape of oil ices for faithful sorvico. OHIO 1 ' WliIB T?.J mii.w- VV-Afc., 35 rn A.rnrn 'Al OUMA Us COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1845. Thfi irefrnre of Ibfl l.iihe. Tho exposed and perilous condition of the im mense au4 rnpidly increasing trade of the lakes, in the event of a war with Great Britain, has at length excited public attention and induced the suggestion of a feasible scheme for averting the danger. With the destruction of the shipping of the lakes, and a trade already valued at one hundred millions of dollars annually, would ensuo cojMetpieiices lo the States and Territories to which the lakes give access, disastrous almost beyond computation. It is much to be hoped that the attention of Congress will bo drawn to this subject, and Borne efficient action taken. There are many iu our national counsels who, if we may judge from their declarations, seem to consider a war with Great Britain almost desirable. Such should, at least, be willing to provide against the danger they so much underestimate and court. The following from an article in the Inst Southern Literary Messenger, from the pen of Lieut. Maury, will show tho source, if it does not convince as to the imminenry of the danger to the hike trade, alluded to. We are indebted to the litittiinore American fur our extracts : "As soon as Great Britain begnn to recover from the exhutisting elfecls of her I'isi war with us and the continent, she recollected what had occurred on the lakes, and with deep, but smothered feelings of na tional chagrin, began to cast about how a ho might, for the future, bostatrengthen herself in that quarter. The treaty of Ghent stipuluted tint neither of the contracting parties should keep afloat on the lakes any armed forces he)ond a gun boat or two. How, then, could she make ready against the next war ? To build a lake navy, and leave it on the stocks to rot, would lie Dad economy, lleiuucs. it would be attracting too much attention, and would put us, too, on our guard. She, therefore, quietly went to work, and iiinler the pretence of carrying out a system of internal improvements merely tor tho accommoda tion ot Camtuian commerce, set snout connecting the lakes with the ocean by means of large ship canals the largest on tho continent. Through these canals she can now, in case of war, cover the lakes with all the light forces of thu unlisu navy. I1 or the lust 1U or l. years tbat nation lias been constantly engaged on thene works. She first constructed the Wellntid and the St. Lawrence canals; with these two links on the military chain thus drawn. she at first thought lo tniikc sure her future supremacy on tho hikes. But she saw tho importance and power and strength of the West growing and extending and enlarging themselvns by broad spreading, more and morn every day. She therefore judged it wido to tear down her lirt. works, tocommeneo new, and build larger. The Ridoau canal wuh forth with commenced, tind no lens than laborers set at work in deepening and widening the Wetland canal. Thin canal, though not yet completed upon is enlarged scale, is navigable in tho summer. They ore now ut work on it, and expect to complete it next year. It has a lock at either end feet long, and 15 feut broad; and, though unlini-hed, it ii already capnblu of putting vessels of 4o0 ton burden, (larger, be it recollected, than I'ern's ilig ship of Lake Krie,) from the ocean n round the falls o the Niagara, nnd un to that very lake, and thence through Huron to .Michigan or Superior. Lieut. AUi'KT urges the tuct upon the country th.it unless in a war with Great Bnttin, we can assemble as strong a Nuvul force on tho Lake nnd got il there as so"ti us sho can, wo cannot defend them. "Suppose." he adds, "that Kngland should declare war with us to-morrow: in two weeks time she could have, of her sixty war nteaiuers, thirty or lorty on the lakes. In that tune not ono could we add to the only one which wc have (here; we could not build them in so tfhort a time. To do that would require months, and there is no channel by which wo could send there any dispmablo naval force which wc mi ih t have on the Mississippi, in tho Unit, or along tho seaboard. Willi such a start of iih, what would become of our lake commerce? It would be struck lifeless in a day. The In ken are narrow, nnd these steamers, in a line abreast, stretching across from shore to shore, might, with brooms at their mnt-liead, literally sweep the bikes from -S ickett's H irbor1 to ''Fond du Lac." There would bo nothing to prevent it In ono mouth's lime nil our trading vessels there might, for aught the government could do, be cither sunk, or burned, or held ; Lnglisti pnxes. The remedy for this danger and ihe means of ef fectual defence arc, in the estimation of Lieut. Maury, within our reach, if promptly ined. He would have the Government tako under its own control the Illinois canal, designed l connect tho Mississippi with Lako Michigan. He would havo this canal completed on an enlarged scale, so as to admit steamers and large vessels from the Mississippi, nnd then with the aid of tlei Navy Yard at Memphis, he thinks tho lakes could bo provided with an ample defence. I lo says : "The Illinois canal in fir sale. When completed on the scalu of tho Wulland nnd Ruleait canals, it would give us tho same supremacy nnd advantage on tho western takes that Great Britain now has in the eastern. She ran npproach them from thu sea, and wo cannot; wilh the Illinois canal equal toilers, wo could approach the western lakes from the sea, and she cannot. We could therefore fhrct hernt least half-way, and dispute lake ascendancy with her, with many natural advantages in our favor. Tho latitude of tho Rideau Canal is 4.14. the extreme northern mint of the Illinois ia hut ; more thin WO miles rliuercnco ot latitude in our lavor. We could, therefore, in case of war commence tli assemblage of a fleet on the lakes at least a month or six weeks earlier in the spring, or later in the fall than sho could, which natural ndvautage would be sufficient of itself to turn the scale in our fuvor. "Tho completion of this work upon a scale commensurate with the objects in view, (the connecting the Gulf and Ihe lakes by steamboat navigation,) is an important link in tho system of general defence. It is a grent national work upon which in war, tho integrity ot our soil in seven ."States entirety ncitonus, and one upon which the great wenlern valley itself i must mainly rely lor sately nnd ileleiire. l therefore run up the lake flag, and go for fortifying them with 'motes and ditches,' instoaii ol parapet ana wail. OHIO LEGISLATURE. Tbnrvdnr, Febrttarr 30, IN SfciSATK. o'clock P. M. liilli read a third fimr To amend the act for lliu protection ol' railroads, Murrh 20, lit Ml. l'iisicd. To iiico ptiraiu llwi I'nlinuhus and Hiiiidunky turnpike and phuili road company. Ilelc-rred to Me. I'owefl. To provide for die repairs of tlm Mlale road leading from Grn-nvillu, in JWkt' eouitlv, tu Recovery in Mcrcui county, mi' I ihrnreiu W iltshire in Van W-ri county. Passed. To incorporate tlw lOphemia, Hij;crbtowii, New t'asline, and (irccnvillc turnpike road company. 1'asned. 'lo miitmrive Ihu sale of Sec. Iti, in licnnan township, Lucas county. Passed. I'o I ity out and csinMith a Slate road in ihe counties of Pickaway and Hoss. I'wtsed. To aholuh tJ ia i -Hire of Trustee and Treasurer of the Gth tnwtifchip, iu rantll, in Morgan comity. I'ar-swl. To amend the acl, ciiiuled an net to tiirufwraie the Re pul'lic and liuryru turnp ku rond company. Passed. To lay out and I'stat'lnOi a Iree turnpike rnad from the town ol f'airliaven, hi (IjiIIm county, Iu trie town of Jackioit, Jarknin county. Passed. TouinlririHti the lossees of section Id, in township i, range IT, in Vork lowinhip, 8iolu.ky county, lo surrender tliuir lenses nnd Hike deeds. Passed. To author mo tliesaluofsi'c. ID, in township 7, Brady town-ship. Williams county. Passed. 'I'o amend Ihe act lo regulate Iho fur trade in Sandusky, Oilown and l.ucm counlii-r. Pa-ted. Tu empower llie (in shea, Wilmington and Columlais turnpike con i puny to tell a porlimi ol nul road. Passed. To ninhone the sale of Sec. 10, in louliip 5, in rang 5, ID Monroe coniily passed. To amend tli'e art lo incorporate the Welsh Cal vanillic Meihoilist Church uf Cincinnati passed. Alter ihu iriiiisaction of some unimportant husineti, Mr. Powell reoorled hark llie hill to incorporate ihe Columlnt and Hnudiitky lurupike and plank road compnuy, with amendments, nnd alter some debate, llie bill was again recommitted tu Mr. Powell, Mr. Othorn reporu-d a hill lo amend Ihe act lo incorporate llie lit Prclvterinii Cliurrlun I Harkifield, Huron rmimy. Mr. Kellev of C. hitnxlureil a lull to nutlioruc the Judges. of llie Court ol Com i lion Pleas in ll.it, State, to take Ihe fee-ngmiioiit of wiIiiuim'i and dclemlatila in criminal cases in lenn timo. On niution of Mr. Kellev of F., ihe Hennlc look up the rp- port of Ihe comuiillee ol conference, in relation lo (he difference !eiwctin ihu two 1 1 mi -en on certain amendments in llie lull to incorporate the Stain Hank of Ohio. And ihe Semite agreed lo llie report of Ihe committee, and made a further amendment lo one uf llie amendments ot the House. Mr. Dwiey emc imiicc of Ins intention lo iiilrodure a hill lo relief d the art to iuroniornte the tilule Hank uf Ohio, and oilier Hanking Compnme. nir. rowell reported Imrk then 11 to incorporate the Milium bus and Hnndiuky lumpikc nnd plank roud company. JIOL'Si; OF Ki;t'Ki:SKNTATIVF.S. o'clock, I. M. Mr Paine, frnm a sclccl committee, reeuried b;irk (he lull In iiicorHirnlo sundry rhurrlie therein mimed, wuh two a-nieniltiietits, (inrorxiiaiitig tno new ehurrlirs,) which were agreed lo, ami the bill ordered lo he engrossed, Mr. Ktiler, from a aeleci committee, retn.iied hnck the bill npiilcmeninry to the act Iu incorporate ihe ciiyul Ctiillu ollie, nun uie oiu win piiist u. Mr. Croiuse, fimn a select conimittep, rcjMirlpd hack the bill lo auiL'itd the ni l lo improve Ihe lihenes in ihe Kandusk y river, m iSruera and .Samlmky ro,intiex, with an anieiidmeiil. Mr. Hell moved lo lecommil the bdl lo llie committee, un ihe Jndirinry, wliirh wk iigreed lo. The Hou-e then look up ibe bdl lo appoint Commi" -.inner lo exiimine the bonk. & c, of ihe Hoard of Public Works. Several nmciulmcnls teporieil by ihu Judiciary committee, weie airei'd to. uilier iiiui'inlmciiti were priipottril nnd riiscu'ietl by i'ri. Keeinehn, llrake. Arclibold. I lum. Miller. Cimen, MrKiu ncy, Iteuiiclt, Itriiton, and others, the yeas and nays called a great number ol time, during die entire allernooii eion,aud mud 7 o'elork the obji ci ol lite minority, with llie eiceptiuu of Mr. Archbold, cviileiilly Mug lo del eat I tie bill. Al aOuul o clock, the lull wua onlereil Ui le engroK'il ates M, noes '11. TIlK hank mi. I.. A message wni receive I from Ihe Henale, informing iho lloiinc that that body lunl concurred m Ihe reHirt ol tlm coin-imliee ol (Jonlereiiee on the pari ol Ihe two lloues in rtler ence lo llie Hank Bill, with an amendment. On nmiioii, ihe amendment of the .Sen ale. was ngreed in, ftt the hill tn incorporate the State Hunk of" Ohio, and oth er Hanking CumpantrM, Ivu now paetrd both Ituuiet. jtir. Heemvun pave notice, ttiai on o-morrow. 01 some Min-oiieul day of the cskioii, he would ask leave tit introduce a lull lo repeal ihe law lo incorporate liic State Uank ut Ohio and olb. i Hanking Compiiuirs. Mr, Kidgwny introduced a bill tn nuthorizc special sessions of the Court ol Common Pleas of Frank Im Cmmlv. Mr. tiniirkel introduced a lull lo inruroorate iIhj town of lierimuilowii, in Montgomef cooniy Mr Kinbiiry olTered a resolution, iirovidlnr for a line die adjournment nl the tieneral Assembly on llic lUlh ul March. in-idle inning ine ipietliuii, 'J be ifoukc adjoiiriad. I'nitsilninblp bill Jsial. The Richmond Va, ('ompiler, a per conducted wilh dig. nity and propriety, but very slrongly imbued wilh llic (eciib tar prejudice! of the South, adinumlers a grave and seven rebuke In the people of the free Mulei, on lae strengili ol llie laws of Ohm which make diolinclmns belwcen icronsai ac counl of color. The t'oinpiler thinks the people of ihr free Stales should erase their denunciations of Smith Carolina, Ittfcausc the makes distinctions on account of color, although he may carry those distinctions a little further, until the laws of Ohio and several other free Stales, undergo a radical change, and give lcUer evidence of ihe sincerity of northern men, in their professions of regard lor the our negro. While Ohio and inner free Slate impose duobilitin on ihe blacks, ihe Compiler thinks Ihe South may claim immunity Ibrihodis abilities she imposes., even if site carries (hem lo the length of imprisoning Iree negroes thai intrude where their presence ii attended with dangerous. conmiieiires. Tlit re i Knar fort in the reasoning nl the Compiler, as wc hare attempted to present il, but a good deal more sophistry. As (he latter issolicii uiy lraiiparenl,we ahnll not al Innpl id cxposilion. Our only obj.-ct it lo lei the people of Ohio have the be until of the rebuke adminislered, al ihe same lime lliey htoo llie lemManen of an ajmlngy iho South lint presented, for Ittoio cxtrourdinnry regulations whit li convert a free man into criminal, and place hint wilh nulla wed wren het in the fell of a prison, as toon at he land on tier lerrilnrv, because Inn skin it a shade darker lhau his fellows. The Senate of Ohio lint made a laudable effort lo remove the point of ihe rebuke admiiiioercd by theCon'piler. We hope the example will lie followed by Ihe oilier branch of ihe Leg islnlure, and we shall then be able lo see a hole clearer in our efforts lo remedy the oblnpiily of moral vision that alllicUour brother ol thu South. Daily I, Ine l flcnmbt, Efforts havo hcen made, (and it is believed are at length successful,) tocatabliah a daily line of steamboats between Pittsburgh, Louiavillu and St. liouis. Both lines aro expected to commence operations as soon as tho canal opens at Pittsburgh and tho river is clear of ico, The New ftlula llo. The following, from the Cleveland Hern Id, fairly indicates the stale of feeling among men of all par-tics, in every section of the Stato: New Statk llnusr.. The subject of completing the new Htale House wus before tho Legislature on tlm ltth, and a motion to indefinitely potone the hill in the Hoime was lout, yeas ' nays X). We hope measures will be adopted to employ tho convicts and build the Stato llotiae, since the niont ol the materials are on tho ground, and tho work can be done by a class of laborers wluwo present em ploymenl injuriously n flee is a portion of tho mechanical interest! of the pcoplo of the State. Frlitny, I'ebrunry Ul, 11 IA, IN HtiNATU. Prayer by Ihe Itev. Mr. M.tey. Mr. Croiie preoenled Ihe peiiiimi of 76 ciliieni of toss county, praying for a Inw lor the encouragement of agricultural Minnie relerred lo Ihe euinmillee on Agoculturo. Mr. Wallers, from eilnent. ol Putnam county, for a free turnpike road from the Defiance and Ollowa lurupike road lo iho Miami ciIvumoii canal referred lo ihe committee un Hoads. Mr. Kellcy of C, presented the remonstrance of citizens of Mi. Voiiioii ngainsl '.he pamigu of the act to er cl the new comity of Morrow, which wh. read nnd laid on llie labia, Mr Louden, from the Coinmillee on Military Alfairs, reported bark llie bill lo amend llie act lo regulate tin m lilia, ami n'commeiidi'd lhnt tint amendments ot tlie House lie adopted, which wu agreed lo and ihe bill ordered tu a llurd ren'ing. Mr. Chancy, from the rnmmitlee na SchooU and School Land, reported bark several lulls, which were ordered Iu be enproKsed for a third reading. Mr. (irignry, In mi the minority nf the cnmniitlef on Ctaiini, made n report in lavor o ihe rlaim of John I, and Jamet Siniili, or damages m lamed by the erection of ihe t Uno C. nnl, winch wns lead, and laid on the Utile. The report concluded by a bill lor the rebel nf the claimant. Hills were alio reported back Imm l din ling commilicel by Mi-isrs. Perkins, Van Vorhetand O'Neal. Tin: bill reported Imck by the latter gentleman was Ihu IhII to erect ihu new county of Morrow, w ih reriain nmemlmenls, with a recom-inendalion thai tin nme- dmeiils Ihj ailopiel, and ihe bill ordered to a llurd reading. Ami ihe amendment having been agreetl lo, Mr. Powell moved thai the bill lr laid nn the (able. Mr. llAilleV culled for Ine yeas and nas, wliicli were ordered, mid were ea Hi, nays IU. So llic Senile refined In lay Hie bill on ihe table. A nd ine tclinii leiiig then on ihe cngro-- menl ol the bill, llic Senate reluscd lu engrots yeas Id, uiivs "il, as follows: V :. Messrs. AmU'rson. RnrnTC. Cmiie, Kcklev. fia-hrcl, llregory, llasliugs, Kellev o( C (Mxirn. O Terra! I, O'Neal, Perki.s, Powell, Wood and Speaker I ft. Mav Messm. Armslrmig, Aien, Italdwui, Hartley. Cha ncy, Coiblmg, Con, Disuev, (irolt Johnxnii, Jones, Kc'ley of V., King, KiM-h, I.omieii, Milb r. tiinub, Van Vorlws, Wnr ner, niters and Wetmore il. Mr. ( 'Nca! imnle an iinlavorablc report of rilizen of Mercer cooniy, praying for the removHl ol ihe county teal. Mr. Kellev of (' reorteil Imck llic bill to prrvcul nuisances in llie county of Cuyahngii wuh the amendments of llie House, making the act general act. witlmiil any recom-mcmlfOii'ii, and after tome debmc, llie Senate nlutcit lo agree lu llie amendments nf the Mouse. iliili rrad a third fine To authorize lite tale of school sx'ction (i, Liberty lowuohip, Fiurlield comtly. Parsed. I'o iucoiKiralo the Hulfer county lull bodge company. Parsed. To aiilhoriie the corporate authorities of the town nf Port. mouth to grant l.rciisenlo retail piiiluno I qiiort. Mr. ( 'ha-w moved lo amend ihe bill, so as in gram similar authority lu the corpornic aiilhoritici of the town of Lancaster. Mr. CiHldaic was opKmil In the aineudmenls, and was replied tn by Mr. Chnne), in csplaualioii. A debate followed, after whirh Ihe nieiin was pul on llie amendment, ami it wa cnrneil in the allirmaiivc, and the town ot Laucnuier wat included in the prnviioiii of the bill. The bill wat then mui-ed vent HI, nays II The bdl lo aulbirite ihe sale of a certain section 16, in Monroe county. P.issed. To incorporate the Cauliai ami Akiun railroad company. Pnird. Tu amend the act lo incorporate the Ohio Mulual Fire Insurance coinpiiny. Pitted. To amend die' an lo lay out a free turnpike road from Helta font ante in Lojnn couutji, lo iIh Indiana Slalehlic. I'aited. To legal lie a mortgnue made by the Monroe Academical iocirTv to ine i uimniKMoiier m nni county, iued. To amend the art lo inrofporalc the Sumiuil county Medical Society. Parsed. To lay out a free turnpike rond frnm Napoleon in the county of Henry, to HryNu ui the ci unity of illiam. Pa-ed, To amend mi act cr' Hiiui; a coinmissioner for ihe grttdctl Slate road leading from Chandler vi lie, in Mn-kmmu cmmlv, ihiotigb Morg ui coonij , lo Coal Itun, in Waslmmlon ruuuty, .a-.. .1 Ore. M ft 1,1. Pa-itd. TImj Senate luok a rvrvts. 3 oWnr. . M. Mr l.oudcn-oltercd a resolution, providing lor the printing of ,rSNHt eitrn copies ol ihe Ihw lo amend the act lu regulate llie Ibu null tin, wine h Ma ngrei'd In. ( n inotimi of Mr. Aidcrnu ibe Si'tinte look up the motion made by Mr. Louden lo rrconsidcr the vote on llic pimiiga of die toll lo puni'ti ceruin ciiuira and otluitcea, by wlueli llie bdl was lot. A eidl of ihe Senate wan move) and ordered and th question being iIh-ii on reconsider in t iIicVoIh, Mr. AnderMin addressed llie Seualu iu lavor nf the pro-vinoiu ut the bill, ami alter tomo delmle, the ipicsluui wat pul un iccoiitiikriiig die vote nd earned iu the aJhimaltve yeas lH,tuy II. And ihe tjue.timi U'ing then nu llie pasinge of llic bill, ihe bill Wns iH.ed, ens 17, nays IH. Mr. Peiknii introduced a bdl 10 amend the act rein ting to information 111 ihe nature of Uuo Warranto, and regulaling llie mode uf proriH'ding I here in. On inolion of Mr. I'micy, ihe Senate Imik up the report of Ihe committee of Clnims, mhcr-e lu iho cliiiins ol John and Tbomiii r'eaihersloii, and Mr. D. proceeded lo address the Scuttle in cxpliuiniion of said claim, and in opposition 10 ibe re 1 nut of llie con unit lee, and alter some debate, iu whirl! Measrt, Kellcy, of V.. and Kelley nl'C, opt.ed the claims, llie ipieslioit wat put onann-eiiig to llie report of the couiiml lee, mid the report was agreed to yeas 'it, nays I j. Mr. Welnmre tnovetl ilia l ihe Senate lake up the resolulionf rcseinding a vole nf reimure pnmed upon ihe conduct nf John (1. Adams, b) a lormer (itneral Aiembly uf lite Stale of Ohio, lor having prevented n 'litiim in lavor of a iIimo. In I i (il. of ihe I'liioii and the Semite having inkcii up ihe reo lutiuii yeas ii, nays I 'J and lliu renolutmn ol ceusnttliaw. mg teen rem) by tla Clntir, Mr, Aiidurtou cmpnrcd who had written die mululiout jutl read f Thu Speaker answered, thai, aa he understood, they were written by Caleb J. M' Nuliy. And ihu uektioii btmig then on llie adoption nf ihe resotu turns, Mr. Ditucy iota and addressed the Stnaia against Ilia naxtage of the rctoln nous and wai followed by Mr. Wal- I lert. wno read a letter telling lor in tne character ol joim H. Adams, and wno also slated the reason why he vuluu lor llie resolutions condemning ihe conduct of Mr. A. When Mr Wallers Tind concluded, Mr. Van Vorhcs remarked, that John Q. Adams would no -rlnuht be deeply distressed, when made acriiiainled wtih ihe r i.iu i.u,a..iu.i.r;...,i i.t ,k.. c....u... r.m !,.. iiaui. (Air. atier. ; Mr. Itarltey nl.o tinted the views tlmt had governed him in voting for the resolutions and which it was now proposed lo rescind. Mr. Haldwin said he would not make a iiicech in Ihe Ben- ale on the question, but would disc 1 ft il whvre it would tell. Tins question was then nut 00 llie- adopt ion of ihe resolu tions, and they were adnpled yeat 0, nays 16 a party vole Mr Kelley, of ('., not being present. Tlie preamble wns then agreed in by Ihe same vote. So Ihe rctululiunt centuriiig John L Adumt were rescinded. I In; Menu le llien resolved itself mlo a com mi lire ot tlie whole, Mr. A ten tn ihu Chair, and considered a numlier of bill which were repurlcd back, and disposed of al the plea-tore of llieScuaie, Mr. Kelley, on leave, recorded hit vole in the affirmative nn Ihe passage of tlie resolution rescinding llie resolution uf censure on John Q. Adams. I lie "sen ale llien adjourned. , HOIISR OP RKPIIKSENTATIVE9. Prayer by ihe Itev. Mr. Hitchcock. Hilt read the third time To divide the township of Sciolo, in I toss county, iino two election diitricls jiasted. . To ine ortMirii'M the Xnnia unit Hiiriovlu-lil lurmiikn rnmni. Iiy passed. o authorize tho rommitfiouertof.Mcigt county to borrow mm iey parsed. To puuith cert nin crimes and misdemeanors recommitted lo ihe Judicinry coinmillee. To prohibit imnuilioriitcd banking, and the circulation of Unauthorized bank paper Mr. Meredith moved lo recommit llie bill In a iclecl committee of one, with in -i ructions lo strike out the 61 h section- Alter speeches by Mesrs. Meredith, Coweu, Fliun and Hetitielt, Mr. Mereililh withdicw his moiion. Mesnrt. Miller, iteemelin. and llisirins. f noke airaintl ihe bill, when Mr. Me red 1 1 h moved an amendment by way of rvder. pro- viilmg dial the bill shall nut lake vlfecl until the first of September next Inxl, I he loll was then pdircrf ayet 3H, noci 2. To incorporate sundry Chun-hen therein 11 wned pasted. To appoint Ciiuimiisioners lo examine Ihe books and ac counts nnd proceedings of the Hoard uf Public Works. Mr, Iteemelin moved an additional section, that there thall be nu nditiiiotiul Hoard of Commi.sioners apjwiinltd, lo ex amine llie books, accounts, vouchers. Jtc, m any way connected with the f.itidcd debt uf this S'ale. The duiies lo be performed ore similar in their chnrarler in those required by the cominitMoners lu csamiiie Ihe books, &.C., ul the Hoard of Public Works 1 Mr. MiIIit supported the amendment, although tic preferred thai il should have been introduced in a emrule bill. Mr. Drake Mini that a very elaborate report on the lubjecl of ihe Slate iK bl, had been made by llie Auditor of Sl'alo, and wns now in the hands ot the Printer. That report sel forth every item of ihe Stale Debt, by whom con ir acted, for whut pnrpoe, of whom loam were obtained, al whal lime, Ate.. Arc, Mr. Drake thought this report contained about all ibe inlormaooii wliicli could be ublaiuvd by a commissioner iu examine tne sunjeci. Mr. Keemelni replied, and alluded tn certain rumors afloat concerning iheroiiducl ol llie Fund (!iiumii.aiouer. Heaid IfuckeyeN could nol go into new link my without iK'ing laughed al for llie tnauuer 111 which our Slale loam had been obtained. Mr. Arrhlmld adilretsed the House, evidently with great wuriiuh, and charged the friend ol Mr. Keemelm's amend-menl, wilh an alleiupl lu deleal Ihe bill and prevent an in-veligahon of Ihectiuducl of the Hoard ul Public Works. He taut il was perleclly evident the fai l could not be denied, bat these ucntlcineti were determined lo draw ihe curt am of dark lie over this involigniion. The amendment was a dagger drawn by the gctileiunn from Hamilton, ( Mr. Iteemelin.) a iHimlcMTpt wnhoul form or leamrc, or maul mens ! Mr. A. continued al some length in this strain, and concluded by warning thu House lo beware of these miempls lo prevent 111 exposition ol' ihe foul ami base frauds winch had been prnrtiecil uputi llie people. Hi woa evident that .M. A. made a hit. Mr. Dodd said (at ihe Reporter understood ) thai although he did nut believe one word ol the reports neaiml ihe Hoard ol rutibc orks, U'l ImtIi-iiI velerday Voted lor tlielull. Mr. Hrition repelled ihe reflection can upon hit side of Ihe I loiie the niinoriiy by the geuileinaii Inuu Ifaunlt'in. Mr. Miller lolloMuduu Iho general nierili ol the bill, and sundry oilier mailers. Mr. ArcblHild made tome rcinnrkt in reply to ihe gentlemen from Adams and Stark, and on llie general incrils nl lire ones- , urging die iinporiau' e ol an investigation ol the Hoard ot public Works, He urged thai the Kmid Comuuisioucrk weri;ubniili:iry lo the Hoard ol Public W orks, vet be did not leire lo pre vein any 111 vesligal 1011. lie wauled each kept separate. Mr. Cowcii moveil in recommit Ihe bill and pending amendment to a M-lecl cotnuiiilec of one. Mr. Heenielin spoke lor some tunc in reference In the Fund Commissioners, mid lu his vole iu reference lo the eugro menl of the bill. The bdl was then recommitted lo Mr. Cowen. Petition ptttetttfd-v Mr. Jhus, of a number of citizens of Mu-kmgum cmiiity, praying die c rent ion of a State Hoard 01 Agriculture relerred lu iho coinmilleo 011 Agriculture, Ate. A1n, of (5 citizens of Muskingum, praying the repeal uf the Congressional apportionment law relerred lo llic Judiciary coinmillee. H Mr. Woolscy, resolution of the cily council of Cleveland', a king tor power lo apjhaut a collector uf social taaca referred lo Mr. Wnolsey. Ily Mr. Hrown of Wayne, of citizens of thai county, praying that Kieiienrkburgli muy le made a HMiit in Ihe proposed clank mad Irmn Mnicnburgh lo W iHicr referred lu llie committee on Hail Horn I and Turnpikes. Hy Mr. Vainiu ler, ibe trillion of Keen Jell, of Pick n way county , ak ng lor relief relerred to the cnminulea on Clriinis. Hy Mr. Unlgway, uf citizens ol Columbus, for an amendment to the charier ol llie Columbus Savings InsOtuiiou so nt in bring 11 under die pruvisiuut uf the free banking law referred 10 Mr. It'dgwav. Ilv Mi-ssrt. Keeniebn, rlinn, Oldfield and McCloud, neli lion from their respective cuuniu, praying the format iou of a male lioaio 01 Agnruiiure reierniu lo irw corauuilee on Agriculture, &c. Hy .Mr. Houdebtih, from cii'zcnt of Brown county, pray-ng that Perrv lowuh'ii, in said county, mny be attaclird in Ch-rmonl county, ami remonstrating agamsi aimexing any pan ot I 'lerinoiil to Hrown relerred lu the cuninidleeou New Counties, Hv Mr. Ilenkle, of citizens of Willinms cooniy, asking thai Painrk Ii. (iiKhle may be elected President Judge ol the Iblh Juilieial Circuit IhhI nn I e lable. , Hy Mr. Kandall.ol cmtensof Ashtabula counly, fort Bank al i-niatnnn in 10 on tne taoie. Hy Mr. Downing, the memorial nf the Auditor nf Meigs eouutv, 111 relcrcnce to llie talc of ccrlaia land relerred 10 Mr limning. Hy Mr. .Mi Tar land, for the inenipnralion of a Imnli and ladder company al Chvslemlle. Kuua couoiv relerred to Mr. McKarland, Mr. Kaiidall, front ihe committee nn Ihe Militia, reported a bill to rliHtigi) the line dividing Ihe first and second Hngades, nri invmiuit, nin annua. Mi. Ihaii, troin the coinmillee on Hail Knarts and 1 urn- pikes, reporleil back ihe lull in amend the act incorporating ihe I'rbana, Troy nnd (ireeueville lurupike couijtauy, with ameiidmenlt, some nf which were agreed in. Pending ihe Inst atmndintui, Mr. Murnt nppotcd ii tt some length. Mr. Hosteller also opposed it. Mr, Hean advocated ine n mend menl, and went into rea- eml h.slory nf ihe mad. Win n he concluded, I ih mil whs recommitted to tne committee nn r 1 nance. Mr. Drake, frmn the cotumiltec on Cnr-toratioiis, reported back the bill lo amend the act incorporating ine town ol (! bpolis, with an amendment, which was agreed lo, and the bill ordered to be engrossed. Also, the bill in incorporate the Port Washington Manufac luring coiiipnnv. Ordered In he engrossed. Also, the bill lo incorjioraie llie Ohio Iron Manufacturing coin ihii v. Mr. Kingsbury moved an amendment, giving any future Legisbiluie the right lo alter, muddy 1 1 rtieal Una acl klt aye -M. noes.W. The bill waa then ordered to tie engrossed ayet 38, noes JO. Mr. Drnkc aim rrpnrtol hack ihe bill in Incorporate Olive Rrnurh Lodge, Nu. at, of ihe I O. O. F. Ordered to t engrossco. Mr. Cowen. frnm trie Judiciary rnmmitlee, reported hick the bill to amend ihe aci lo IhIi-Ii the llonrd of Canal Coin rminionert, and m revive the Hoard of Public Works, and all other acts tela ling iberrlo, wuh amcudineiili, which were agreed In. Air Iteemelin moved in add two additional icetinnt, providing that ihe im nd-rr of ihe Hoard nf Public Works hall be elected by the unhricd voters nf ihe Siale, al Ihe annual elec 1 nut in trcioner. anil alter oeing ciassuieo, one snail be lec led every year, lo ene lim e eart, The tuetiiin w aa laken w iihonl any discussion, ami ihr amendment rejected ncs 21. noci 40. Mr. Miller muted in reciaisider the vote on Ibe amendm,nl reported by ihe Judieiary com m dire, filing the compensation ol memlNr nf the Itonrd Ittst. ayes .X), uoct .V. Mcsra Khun nnd Miller next liiklretsed Ihe llnuse, when the bill was ordered In be engrossed ayes 10, uuct Wis. The HiKiie look a recess, ?4 rfnf , T. M Mr. K ilcr, from Ihe committee on RcIhhiU, Ac, rratrted bark miioiis of citizens of Lawrenee couuly, asking ihnl a inmnlilv Imirual should tw nubbshed for Ihe beiiehl nl coin mult m'UIi j also, a petition from Logan couuly, asking Und 110 M'rnn tte iwrmilled lo tench school unless he hud a thorough knowledge ol Knglivh (irammar and (ieogiaphy, and weie disrb.ifg il from their luriher con ide ration. Mr. Morris, from Ihe cmnmiiiee nn llmds and ILghwaya, rt ortitl back ila petition of cilirens ot Franklin, lor an l-luialion ol the mad law, and were discharged from iu further eousidernlioit. Mr. Drake, from the commiltee on Corpnraliont, repnrled back ihu lull in incorporate ihe Mier, U arden and Hrethren of Wahoigtn lalgo, Nu. ol llamilUm. (Ink re. I to be eiigroted. Also, ilie hill tn incomorate the town of Ml. cmnn, wlh nti nmeiidineiil, which Wire agreed 10, and ihe bdl urderrd (u lie eogrnsjctl. Also, ihe bill to amend ihe act In incnrMrale Monignmery LiMlge, fto. 0, I.O. O. r. at I'aylun, irnwreo iu 00 cm-Bros,rd.Mr Cimiiibs. from ihn Judiciary committee, repnrled hacli the bll to repeal certaiu laws and parts uf iawi tlicrein tin motion nr Mr. Paine, the lull was reenmmiiied lot committee ol llie whole House, and made Ihe specuil order for Monday nrsl. Mr. CiHi'inh. from the inme cnmnuUee, rrporled tiack the bill lu amend ihe act securing the benefit ul wrilt of haU at corpus, nnd il was oidcrcd lu a UnM reauing. Mr. WmHsfty uiirosluccd a bill to amend the act incorporating Ihe city of Cleveland. Mr. O'lUmina mlrodured a hill in incnrwrlc Ihe Dirre i ..r U'lii..liorli Colleire al Siiiinelield. Mr. Holijway iiitnxbiced a bill 10 amend the set incorpor ating the Mechanic!' Saving Institution ni ominous. Mr. Caldwell introduced a bdl lo provtile for the pretervn-n,i r.i.r nl ih rond from CoIhiuIhu to S.'iuliisk y . Mr. lUndeH rewrlctl hack ihe 111 in esinblish courtt of special eHitul the Ktce, with atnamtinculs, winch were agcei-d in, w I '.1.1.. mnvnt thai lite bill be uiderliulelv postpone!. 1 Mr. lUndall uppuitd ihe trmiuai, and defemled Ihe bill, when Ihe question on postponement wat lakeu bikI retulled ae 'Jit, noei U. Mr. Archiiold moved an amendment, making il ihe duly of the prosecuting attorney to prosecute charires. and carrv mlo execution tlm judgment uf llie courts. mr. niyers moved an additional amendment, when, on motion of Mr. Kirkum, (he bill was renin 1 mil Led in m ii-Urt commitlee Metsrt. Kirkum and Hnndall. Mr. Cowen reported back ihe bill in appoint Commission ers to ox ami ne the books, die. of Ihu Hoard ul Public Workl, wilh am em 1 1 nen is, which were agreed 10. Mr. Meredith moved an amendment, providing thai ihe Commissioners shall accompany their report wilh a full statement of all Ihe expense uf said investigation. Alter some remarKt ny Aiessrt. Alereuiin, uowen and Drake, the amendment was rejected ayea 33, noes Mr. Kingsbury moved an amendment, that no Couimittinn- er under tin act shall hold a teat in Ihe uexi tieneral Assembly.Mr. flrnke moved the Previous Question, which was ice-ouded, and Ihe main question was ordered lo be put ayet JU, noes 'ZJ, I he oueslmn wai (hen taken on Mr. Kinesburv's smeud mod, and it was rejected ayes '15. noet 43. 1 ne ion wns men paum ayet lb, noes 13. Mr. Dodd gave notice thai himself and olheni would enter a protest against ihe passage of ihe bill, Mr. Dodd reported back the lull lo attach a part of the county of Luens 10 the county of Wood, and moved ila indefinite posipouetrieni. Alter tome remarks hy Mr. Dodd in favor of the post none menl, and by Metsrs. fluiilirigioii and Hell agauisl il, the ipicsiioo wat taken, ami the. motion lost ayet t, noes ju. The bill wat then pnssed. Mr. Downing reported a bill In amend the act to authorize the tale nl the uurih-easl quarter of section 8, township 3, range in Meigs county. Mr. Moultou reported hack llic bill In authorize the Fund Commissioners of Medina cutudv lo loan lo the Commission ers of taid county, a jiorluiu of iho turplut revenue, recom- inclining lis umeliiuie postponement. Agreed in. Tho lollowiug bills wero returned from Ihe Senalo, wilh amendments, which were agreed lo: . 'I'o authorize tho tale of section 1G, I own t hip 4, range 3 caul, in Delaware township, William couuly. 1 o auiuorize tne saie ui section id, 111 nrauy lowntnip, Williams county. To authorize ihe let sect of section 16. in Vork township. Sandusky county, lo surrender ilicir leases and take deeds lo incorporate ihe Lupheuiia, llagerslown, New Caitiue and (ireenvillu turnpike company. To establish a free lurupike road from Napoleon lo Bryan, in Willinmt county in inrorpornie ine (.anion ano Akron roiiroao company. Tu authorize, ihe sale of section Iti. luwnthio5. rnimu a. in Monroe county. To amend die acl relating to wills. The resolution of llie House appointing trustees of Miami (Iiiivcrsiiy returned from ihe Senate with the name of Win. M. Corey slrickeu out, ami Charles Anderson inter ted. Tlia amendment wat concurred in. Mr. Anderson moved further tn amend, by linking nut the nnmu ul Cliarlet L. Telford, and inserting Robert 11, Mtlliken bsl. Messrs. Drake, Flinn and Ford were aniiointcd a commit tee of Conference nn the subject of the disagreement of (he iwo nouses 10 amemiuieiiis 10 tne 0111 10 icororaie tne Fairfield, Yellow Spring nnd Chiton turnpike company. ivcsoiui.uu ui ine rjenaie, mr 01c pruning 01 unnj copies Ol he remrts of the Finance committee, was agreed to. Also, s resolution reiiuiriug the Hoard of Pubbe Works lo report nu e tun ate lor rebuilding lock No. it I, south of ihe I -liking Suinuiil, wai recom mil led 10 the committee on Public Woikt. A resolution was received frnm ihe Senate, providing for m adjourn menl of iho licneral Astcmblv. on the 10th of March. ( n motion nf Mr. Ford, ihe retoluiion wat laid on lire laWe -yen 31, 1.011 J. On motion of Mr. Ford, the bill to provide for n registra tion of the unmet of voters, was laken up, and recommitted mi tne committee on ine jimicmry. Mr. Archbold introduced a bill tn revive the act to lav out n Stale rond in ihe counties of Monroe and Washington. ?r. I'aiiH maved to lake up llie bill lo erect the county 01 Mi'hicnn lost. The Honse then resolved itself inlocommillee, of the w hole Mr. (iunrkel in llie Chair, and considered a number of bills, whirh were reported back and recommitted. Mr. ."kin ner ottered a resolution, lor ihe printing 01 ioou nines of llie act lo tiicoriHiialc the Stale Hank ol Ohio and oilier Hanking Coiupniiies, in pamphlet form, fur the use of llie tieneral Assembly. Mr. Kingsbury moved la amend ny adding luuu in uer nn. Mr. Tall man moved the indefinite postponement of the res olution nnd LineU'lmenls, which he nlierwards withdrew. Air. hmgsbury trten withdrew Ins amendment. Mr. McMakiu moved to lay llie resolution ou the lable lost. Mr. Iteemelin moved ti strike out 1200 and insert 3000 lost. The resolution was then nrlnpled ayet HCt, noci .10. Mr, FI11111 moved in lake up ihe resolution in reference to cleaning ibe Miami Canal, which was agreed lo. 1 he iluue Uwn adjourned, flnlHrday, rrbmnry !'4f IS 13. IN HKNATK. Prayer by the Itev. Mr. Di.hb. Wht-ii llie Journal was read ihrnuch. Mr. Disney rose, and after a few remarks in relation to the propriety of paying pru-er reseel In Ihe day that gae birth lo Ihe father uf his country, moved that ibu Senate adjourn uold Monday morn ing. Air. F.ckley obleelcfl In the melion. He thought the Senate could nol heiirr evince Im-tr retject fur Use day, than by attending to their ollieial duties. .Mr. Disney railed fur llie yeat and nays on hit motion, winch was ordered, and were yeat 11, nays IU, as follows ; Vras Messrs. Anderson, A ten. Ilaldwm, Disney, Kelley of C.f King, iKucb, Louden, Miller, Warner, Waller and Nays Mctsrt. Armstrong, Barren Codding, Coi, ('route, F.ckley, Gabriel, liregory, GmlF, Hastings, Jimei, iveiley 01 i-., vimrii, u rerroli, u rtcai, r era ins, ruweii, Wetmore and Speaker 111. Air. OslHirn present ci I ihe petition of citizen ol Huron Co., praying thai the Columbus and Sandusky turnpike mav be declared 1 Slale road, ami placed umter the charge 01 (lie counties, with power in erect toll gales laid on llie table. air. mourn, ni tnemoers 01 ine s. ougregamitiai .nurcn ni Fairfield, in Huron cn., for an acl of corporation -referred lo Ihe com mi I lee on Corporations. Also, ol menilcril the first Wetleyan Melhodiil Church, nf Fdchvilic, Huron county, for an acl uf incorporation re lerred to ihe committee on 1 ororaitons. air. locn, 01 r.. toatenr, ami nsr cuisent ni nnnx ip., Holme cn., nrnving lhal llie al bonding Canal, to Louduu- villi in Kir hi and ci., Ut put under conlracl. Mr. Codding, of Amos Metier and I.I oilier members nf the Wadiworlh am) Seville lxlge ol Free and Accepted Masons, o, H, asking an net ul inrorKralion, to enable said Lodge lo hold real estate, Vc relcncd to the Handing ema il toe on l orporniiotii. Mr. Kellev uf F. presented ihe petition of citnens of Franklin county, for the encouragement of agriculture, nnd and in relation to a Hog lu relerred lo the committee on Agriculture. Mr. Perkms, of the Trustees of Willonghby University, remonstrating against an appropriation lo the ( Tcveland Medical ( 'oil' ge feh rred lo ihe commute nn Medical College. Mr. Kcilcy of C. presented a resolution of ihe Faculty of the Medical Department of the W. K. College, relative to their application 10 the Legislature for Ihe auction duties of Cuvaboca coon 'y relerred 10 (he comunllce on Finance. Mr. Vt oad repurieu a bin lor um rciiei 01 Jonathan u. Shun. Mr. O'Ferral rriiorled back Ihe bill In authorise the estab lishment of a Dental College in the ('ily nf Columbus, wuh amendment, disagreeing lu a lormer auiendmetil made by it elect committee, and rcrummeiHlmg oilier amendment, hicb were agreed to, and the hill hating been read Ibird lime, It wat passed yeas la, ny IJ. A numlter of private bill were reimrled back hy standing commiltee, which were ordered lo tie read a llurd time on Al iwlav. Mr. Kellev of F. reported hark the hill to amend the art tn incorporate the Columlait and cumlurnmke road compa ny, disagreeing to lite aineuiimenis ni ine I loose, aim attiug fur s commit iee nf cuuference, which wat agreed 10. Itillt read a third time To a mem I ihe act lo incorporate the Colombo. Winchester, JclVersuo and Carroll road com pany. Passed, To mend the sel in incorporate the 6rt Presbyterian Church of Clarkslicld, llurnu count v. Passed. An art in uddiiioi to nu art 10 provide fur the lupport of i Hen it 1 male chilttien. Patsesl. To authorise Iho commissioners of Hardin county to levy an additional lax lor road purposes. Passed. To amend Uie act in incorporate the town of Akron in tba county of I'orUge, Pasted. l oanlhorise Uie town council nf Perry huff In subscribe lo the stock of the Perrysburg canal and Hydraulic company. I' SCO. I'ii authorise A mot Dva and Charles Akensna lo surren der ihsor h-ates. Passed. Tu authorise the tale uf trhnol see. 16, in Sandusky town- slop. Sanduskv count v. Passed. I'o auiborise ihe sale ol a certain ectioa lb. in Monroe County. Passed. I o authorise, the saie 01 school section lb, in uresne township. Hamilton conuiy. I.aul on the table. To autlionte the tale of school sec. u, ia the township of Washington, Allen county. Passed. To amend llie act lo authorise lbs tale of certain school laud in Kirhlaud nnd Knoi counlics. Patted. To lay uut a slate ruad nt tlie cuuuliei of Vail Wert and Paulding, passed. An aci supplementary lo the acl lu incorporate tba cily of Chilhcotbe. Pntsed. Mr. Osborn tut r odor ed n bill lo authorise the heirs of Tho-mxs S. Perkins tu sell and convey renaiti lands. Mr. Powell iiilrrahiciHi a bill 'filing ihe time nf holding Courts ol Common Pleat in iIh coumy of IVIawars. And the constitutional rule having been dispensed wilh the hill wat read a Mini tune, sad pasted. Mr. Oabrtel introduced a bill In incorporate Ibe Honk and Ladder enmpanv nf Marvsville, t'limn couuly. Mr, Perk noved the Senaie rrnawder lla-ir vole nn ihe passage of the bdl lu chnngr ihe name of Ihe I'rbana, Mulual Insurance company, w hu ll was agreed to, and ihe motion wns laid mi Ihe lable. The Senate also reconsidered the vote taken on ibe bill ei emptmg piyicimi from M-rtnrimu( military duly is lime of pence, and the motion wat laid on the la'du. Mr. F.ckley oirerd a resolunou. providing for the election, nn Monday nesl, ofcertam AtoriMle Judges, ami other Slate ollirers, mid nller tome debate, on a motion lo slrike mil the President Judge of ihe county uf ('raw lord, w hivh was lutl, yens It, nnviil the resolution whs adopted. Mr. O'Fcrral moved lhal ihe Senate adjourn till Monday morning! nine e'ckick. Mr OF. remarked, lhal he concurred hi ihe remarks made by Mr. Disnev nn ihe propriety of paying proper resecl In the day lhal had given birth lo ihe iMllier ol hi country, and at ihe morning tmsmes had heca gone ihroogb with, he he pvd the nmtiou would pre til, Tlie ipiesiinu was then put on the iitolmn lo mjourn, and carried in ihe atlirmnlive ea '.11, nays IA. So Ihw Senate adjourned id) Monday morning 9 o'clock. HOt'SB OF HKPIIF.SF.NTATIVKS. (The following paragraph appear in the report of . ester-dav morning's procetMluigs, when the lull lu appoint Commit-si'inerstii examine the Ixmks, tVc. of the Hoard of Publte 'orks was under eonideiniion : Mr. Ddd said (as the Heporler onder-lond,) thai although he dul am believe one word of ihe rcHrt agnntsl the Hoaid uf Public oiks, yet he had yctiurdty voted for ibu bill. NUMBER 31 Mr Mr. Aichbold word ol tv. hid latitud, hill 1 Frav Hill, llic cornii To 1. 1). ( Tn, ufnrlunnjr I p 1 inirton 1 o Nfwa inr-orm AI'lhiillillK To Nioner,, J' SI 10 ine in Hi -rcIV Ilv In nu Ju. Iv tal pi I eal Hint cerlaii wayt r,( , 1 1 of tilt Ilv 1 lht ill ( II, Mr . .... . ' j, m .ciiuiinrnilCB Ol rillWIII Ol HlftrtC uy. uiiuii lire new couuly ol Mnlionini .uy division lurk coun'y, or removal of Ihe couuly K.i referred iu rurnmilleeou JVcw Couutiea. V Mr. .',l.,.n nl ...... ti:.i 1.: i,e .:, v d. . 7:.:,." :t rm)': . , . ' " "innn run runil mny IITIIIIUHIU .O UllltllHIia riilllil i . rolu.....l 1.. il v. 1. 1.1 . ...v.. v.. ... uivi iiiiiiiiriievun r iiinnce. Ily Mr. Muni, ul eilizen. of llf.....lin 1... . 1 prevenl llie eiuigrnlion of l.l.ck. la Ibu Buue laid o., H.u UP. I hr. Chair and Me..r.. Nol.le, Eir, R,,mcli. Summer,, iriiel.aiid l uller, from lheirre.livoroui,lie.. lor llie ere. 0110I (Hiai, la,d of Agricullure, relerred lo iho com- 'lal'le' liu'l'""' " ,u,,jl!c' "f 'ni lice nic-l.id on tv Mr Kin(r.l.... . r . . ,' . , " '"'i. ..itru.oi v.uiumiuatia eonnlv. lor luirlcr for rail road from Cleveland lo ,iuue iiouit on I ho ,10 river referred In Ihe rommiilee on r'liiiince. Mr. Mrki.iiww I il... .1.. ..... M..ul..mery rounly, praying lo Ih; diverred from hi, in Irun an. vvlurh u..iiiu.n wa. . . ., ' ' ...i."ii n,i ami nreieiueu Mile llie urrii'lit ..l.ion of the Uenernl A.ieinlilv. loeelher Ii ll.e remnn.lrniire H ui, Ann. nli llie ',,rooi de-uluni. and elubu in llie raw, he received l.y il'i, H,,',,,, if nuliro had Imu, rT a, , idf lr in Iho an lo nnu-1 llie mode of p. lil,uniii Ihe l, ,.lulijrc in crrlnm r." . .... ...... IMI nlta nKrCeu 10, ana llio uaiier, i re relerred lo llie Judiriary eommillre. 1 Ml. Drake, from llie ruinmillee on Kuianre, rrporled hnrk r bill lo jirondi. for Ihe payment of couliarlnri on llie Ml. Drake. J Ihe lin. clmr . J, . j " 7 w "" nelievo uuc len W ,;- .pfPm",,le ,,,e chnr -..a i - -".... ., m uui one ol Ihem suh- nd be was Uierefurodposed to vote aBaiur.i dat . tuwn l)V thu llilr n. II rW il ilrd nW-Tn amend (lie act ineorporatinir uuiond Iho acl Mcunug llie benedll of Ihe writ of habru imed. amend ihe net incorK.raling MonHomcry Lodge No. 5, amend Ihe an incorporating the Port WaihinglonMan-jnni-eninnnnv oaui-H. "inT" n" W"rdra n"'"l' of VVa.h- imuiuioii uatseu. incorporate Olive llranrl, l,lK. N. 3l . 0. O. F. nl L Zr" i r ' "". '"" '' I'"0'1 "-' Mcnalc, nnd also I...7.. . "nrrcn, I rumuull cooniy. I incorporate , ,w r Ml. Vernup...l, ' 1 ncorporale the Ohio Iron Manulaclunng company- "r , ih r V ""'l. Kal",l m paii((0 of Inw Uiiii.ruu I i i.' j coiinccicii wuh iheVir- Mililary Hrhonl fund referred In Mr. Noh'e. ..... ., , p..,,.,,,,, ui ciiiten, m ituilcr coun- , ,. - .u...p.0 imm iiiu mow iiettner'a amillnn couuly, lo Mainuel tiliyiler'l, in duller couuly Vl W I i rvoan, anu 1 urupiken. h il I . ' crauaiiu rouuiy. lura law - . i uu uvea, otc reierreu to tins lor i iu i-nair, ol rilizen, or Ohio, for Ilie abolition of enpi. innhnienl referred lo Ihe Judiriary coiuntiltee. .'"inn, 'i eiiizeua oi immillou counly, lor tre ro-or s law pacd lam winter, giving llie (.'iNnniiioneri of county power lo construct anil tri p in repair road, iu .v.v,.vU h, .c twmumicc on lloaua and Jlign- Ily .... huh n aioi-niunent. I H' aniendineiil wa, duruxed at l.mlli. l.y II,,.,, F rake, Dobbin., R.Hj.ltbu.h, Oldfield, Miller, Uancu', On moiion of Mr. Noble, Ihe bill wai reconvnillcd to Iho Mr Coomb,, from Ihe Judiciary commillcc. reporleil hark C bll tO Ullieild llm mpI n.Uili.v i.. u.ll. u.:.t. -.1 ... u . - - v...., n,iu ui, Buieiiiimeut Ine Semil. amendim-nla, whirh wa, .frretl lo. Mr Pome, Irmn Ihe aanie coinmillee, reported hark Ihe hill ,.. ... ,, ar, reaoeij e civil remrity, aineuilineul. and Ihe bill with the Hineiidinrm, were ii-omintlled to llie coinmillee of Ihe whole Houm- ' Mr lord, from Ibe ciKnimllee on r'uianro, rc,,rle.l hark le lull lo revive and .mriHl llie net lo ilirurpurale llie I'leve-indaiid Pui.burKh ,.,lroad company, with amendment,, and .e bill wa, reroiiimilled lo Mr. V'ool-ey. Mr. Knler. frnn, ilu. nn ittmm ... M.i. i. a.. . . backlh. bill In incrnor.i. il, H,-.. II.... V"-'. 'ry"a lercd in a third rcaitinir. Mr. Ilenkle, from Ibe rnmmitlee nn Railroad, and Turn-ukc., reported back tl bill lo lay oul a grailed Si.i, r,,,l ,,, be cuun'm or U . imir-i a .1...... i. ordered in beencrossed. mr. fticmriney, irnra the eommillee on I'ubtie Worksre--.rled back rtenale resoluiion, requirina; the Hoard of J'ulilic i nrks lu rause an eslimaie to be maile uf relnealins; Lock, v j,, . ; . " w -"-- i iwuk-iiiiii ii r V K i,"mm" a,M auupied. " -nniiii-e nn ruiniice, repnrled back iho lull 10 an I Hon 10 eeriaiu railmad rumpauies lo borruw money, with amendments, whirh were agreed lo Mr Hfan ,i.lr..u,i .1.. II t. , , iu .motor ine bill. Ilo commenced by saym( thai it was a mailer which rati milv in-teresled his ennsi.tocnu. but il wns one ia which ibe h-lo Mrtinlusky, Mad River and Miami Vnllevs were deeidv inter ex ted so murk Bn ilui ilu,., k-.l .u . . ' J ol Ih,. hill. ' ' " " I"""!- Mr II. then went nn tn lay, lhal the people he rrpreMiiieil, , "V 7," ""!. "uougn wnirn I lice road, paucl, had looked on while Ihe Niale hnl romiruclrd In r grew work,, ami bore their portion of ihe burden, without uiterii.g a word of complaint, and now all lhal wu ..led waa for llM'Ml.te In Llnllu.r i.ll..n.. .1 . ' : j " uirm uiouiaii, loan. Mr II neat allowed the amount which llie countir, and u. ny individual, intemtetl in Ihe work, had uibicriucd ,,e tuck, and in an.wcr lo an) objrclinn which mi.ht l rai.ed. ihrmrd lhal no fraud could be praniied on the Si.ie. .L .J j u"1'" '"T. :n""il"' lalemenl nf Ihe eondilint, of Iho Mad Rivrr and Lake hrie road, ih. revenue .Ircadv de-nye.1 frnm loll,, and ihen romrcd n wiih future rereini, when lb. w,k .hould Ih- e.leiuled, fcc, te. Hi, remuika will h.' given in lull hereafter. When Mr. U. emielmUil ih. hill I-.... . acl, and w oe engro.. 1 he Home look 11 rereu. For the Ohio Mlale Journal. Two "Jaaf-r" ITIembrr Iran, Stark. Miiini Vnt ll.ul. i: .... . ..... ..n.. ,eure ine prrarnl win. Irr, I ronrluiled lo pan portion of it in our Capital, and h-. hat 10 be ici n. For aorne lime patl, mot of my lei-lire ha, been ap.nl Ihe If all of Ihe lloute, while lhal Drnly hit Imh'B ih Sassairm anal hi.wa. i I . I i . f u 1 V a u "W,cwnai M-eiitively m .....-. ... M,u 1irQ rouuuei ui memoersi aiHl I feel it 10 be a duty I owe 10 Ihe people of the Mlale at laree lo 1 inliiriti. lhal am, mar all lka r . . f . which 1 have ever yet teen iu sessionrwbo make il a busiues in clog Iririslalino, I never yet MW the eiiual of Mr. Miller. the tumor menibttr frnm Hi ark an.i.,iu 11. .. r , ,.. ..i.. eio- , ,,, rell lnu (B rnil- beyond ronrrplion, for no meature rome, up, nn mnlicr how irivial. Inn that getiileman muu make hi, ,prrr and if any , , ' : i-v jumrn up 10 make hia rr. p,(ina. 1 have heard him wuhin a few dav, piul ataka mnr. rrufuanlion, lha. ilw mk.. k..i.. l.i- il,. ...I, - 11.... .1. j"""". """ 1 u:;:t:;-.u. .""v'"" .-tj-"- . : r- " '"y "uty in mute, tin, mem. her, and I now ,ay to Ihe people of Ohm, Ihu Ihi, younr man hn, ever ainr. ihe Hank 11.11 wa, introduced into Ihe H.aiKi, dou. more lo relard ihe progreu of lauineM in that lly than .nyoiher ten member, in il. I have repeatedly nonce, lhal after Ih. member, on bolh aide, had evideullV aid all Ihey ifc.,re,l, ami were .mm,. In ink. Ihe vote Ilu, vcauir man would jump up, and tor. the II. ..n wuh m f hi, tciiielr,,, aotrn rarroa. II.......;. . .. .v,. . . .. . ' , : -T inw. mm at lime, nave at- IfilHiled il to a lark of au eucnual rn.ter.al in aw,', cotih,. ilinn eabwft Ar.ua. t,. -t l... . . ' V" "' . " , ' ' ieeenet ami much uf ceriamly ery ollen an up hill butineu fur him, fnr he Is at a nt lur arsriimeni. iml amtar. .1 . L . . . mavlhink of. ...ng -men n. Tin- conclu.ion. however. I havr finally rom. lo ia, that he. mg . ruling lawyer, h. ran proliahly m,,ke more here al per day than he ran in Mlark rounly, prarh.ing law. ami heun h, dejtre lo prolong the kiuou, by retarding the tmii-w.. of leg,.lal.ii.i. M.v under.lood lhal l.egilalon haven ami, l,y which Ihey .onn lnnea ailence mii.y and rail.dnu, n,en,l,.',. I ,. .f.ire.1 nf ,uie Iw,, or three why il had nol been .m.lied to the mcmlrcr Irum Niarki ami ,i .n . ... '.I ... h.,,1 made, hut lhal h "percepuv. olgwt." were 1m, (UjlUSl lO Hill Ifinlal 11,1 lakal iaa Lonnv. Cotreipondinc. of tba Philadelphia U. S. Gaa.lle. New Yoss, A'undVij . M. TFirl CttV WA. viaite hu a il......l .. l . . .iiv, aiunn anoui l, oc OCR thi. mnriuriA w 111.1, .l,l,H....l. ..r,... , . tinn wu unummlly iCvcre. The reai.leiico of Mimk ll.(,rinnol, Kaq., in Collcrro Place, wa. much in-jnrcil. Tlm ln.lnninir ntrackoneofiliB dormor window, in frnttt uf Iho lliiuu and cut Iho front of it ruumj 0,1, carrying ins witidnw frnmaa, caiiuri, 4 c uiiic tinny or forty yard. ofT, inlo Collcgo Urccn. TlllRlflT ll..Rh...,M.. , , " k: . , " m memorame alorm ap- pean in have .peul iu grcate.1 urengtb Inl.een iude W Al ItnehMle ,.A lt..AM . .. . r.n ....i n . . ' r"nn"n,ia mianlity or mow no.":," Jh.":.-1 ! "... nH protracled to el.. . u V j r"en anownin I orontn, rauin Wilh ,nika.ll I 1 7 ' ",'",7"' "rreaaysnnilnutriis v,, .inrriiru, 1 m lirPCIS ant BlUCn b lTkiii up wilh drill., and the mail, murh delayed. place, in that vicinity, Ihe .now i, filieen feel deen. I I,'. PkI. and ihe mull de,iehed on hone. tftgr, bad Immu slop i,ra I'l ., .r T ... .l. ... .. .1 ; m iniao rred ,m ir. bow. a Ih..' ." Z' ""'" MartilehJnd .here,, , ,, ' i. ,, ,r innny year. I he rl.t- leu. ltcgler..,aih ,. nf Ibe l-arl..;.l ihe .,. ere covered ,ih varum, kt, of a.li. lob.i.n ,d b, l iunilering a boul In ino.l admired confu.ion. ,,,, ,, .. ...... ........ . .i,, nol oinally IouihI on llie.. lunch, ,, were thrown nut hv tlie anion ol II wa, and tucked up anuiiii ih. n. .,.1 ..,.1. I"r" Mr. (lallalln ha, anoiher article in Ihe Fvrning P,. .rninil Ibe tommary anne,alnm or'IVtaa.M propocdhy ihe Home II. ,hcw, eonclu.ivrl, lhal Inngrra. ha. no eon.lit, mi ,er to annex new lemlory I thai Ten. ,.,,! e, lulioeally be a.lnntled by an An nf llongma, hul tiui.t l. ad-uiillril, Ifal all. by Ihe Irealv-mnkuig Miwer, i. a bv Ihe Pre,, hlenl ami rlen.le. Mr. Ilenlon', propo.nion now before Ihe Nennle. ho ,1,-e, Ilngrlher nnrirrplionable, ,o la, , l.le. lo the e.,n.tut,,,, qunlion. pre,-, ih. Tre.lywa. made an-l 'ai.hed in Ibe u,aniierprndl by Ihe Cini.l,luli,i." Aoeara- ( N J ) Ainrtiur. lll.rt,morr.lthalMr(l,a Ihe Pre.idenr. brolher. in law, ti to marry Ih. Pr.iid.nl'. daughter.