Pennsylvania daily telegraph. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1857-1862, March 16, 1861, Image 1
THE TELEGRAPH IS PUBLTSRED ENTRY DAY, (81110.011112(0121116.,} ' • . • BY GEORGE BERGNER 81 CO. THEYS.64lkacus Stamosta;mx, The Deux Tun=Ph is served to Imbieribors in the eormigh at eV cents per week; Yearly aabaoribery will. be otuirged $4.00. Wnatr AND Sett-WaSSLI TILIDNAES. The Ilitsautru is slat published_ tiviceu week during the session of -the Wel:dare, and weakly during the re mainder of tie yinn., and fu,rinali 'ed to itubsoribers at tin following name, viz : ' - Single • Nbserikere per J. L .11 o ;; ; las Law or enwrisalmmei subscribers 'order.:the - discontinuance of their news papernthe publbdier may continue to send them until all arrearagee are paid. • If subscribers neglect or refuse to' take their newspa pers from the office to which they are directed, they are responsible until they bay. settled the bills and ordered thinaLdltioontinued Bebiud. SANF'Op,vs LIV INVAaaEMTOR Nl2 VEit. DE 111 L .I..Z.AI,Nis .- ' • T id' oeinime . 41ed entirelyfrom G ' • . n om time , --- einetharbecnme - atresteldishadtuts - TStaridard Medf. e, known and•appnoved atist all the have used lt, and la now resot tl'-to NJ LWAh confidence in all the diseases for whlottit la r,e12 , 11 , eoranceindedi. - . . - - It" has oared themsands, ,Vsilldif the hist two years 1 1E4 who had givennpailhopee :„k• of relief, as the numerous uneollatted i:eleilifkiates in ` l 4 my possession show. The dOiitirtntiSt belkdapt- A ed to the temperament oi the htdividmtrinking lt, and r ef ilk? ci:in awl, eu au titles as toaistgentlyensthewelle.rj: - Let the 'Mates of your Vtl ' • of. the Irtrliallf VIGO- M tirriteow~tamovii P. lODIARRWMA;I3I4IIXXR COM- M S t . 8001 slo44Clit MOTT CIICITI*4 *t° Bl gP B t - bi/OURA Jametiol; lOWAN Wear. itadensfully Isla Onexeis- ge AiIIieuieSICKHEADACHEm nit iWIIIRTT HUMES, zr TWO:r tam at commencement of p h 4.3. wno nava _au ine It 4 " - favor • Alir Nix Water In the month with kb.. In. • Irtgorator, and swallow both together. raurs PAD DOLLAR YIR ROTTED. -ALSO--- SIi.NFORI3'S FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS • COtRODNIED FROM • , PURE vRetATAABLE =TRACTS, AND PU UP IN GLASS OASES, AIR TIGHT, AND WILL WIMP IN ANY CLIMATE. Til‘railtat tikaltdit salve yttnntme which the pinetfee, mayethan twenty The et:lnstantly inoreas have long need the p all envies In reran to to, place Ahem!. virithia..thp 'ThigolloloSyTell know on difierbitt:POrtions,of the bowels. ' liiitIPAIMX. , OATHAR- V TIC PILL has, with due re• 04 Milted fact, been compoun ded from a variety of the El: pereat Vegetable Extracts, which act alike °mental part of the alimentary ca nal, and are good and cafe Pt in all oaseswhere a ca . tbartio:br nested, duch• viA Deisagenkente ,Of SiOlnaeh; • Skiiigneli s Paint in fher" Back and Loins, Costeveno Pant anaiStratess over tie pi body,.liertienentt, Franck. or weight in the head, at4._ fV•mii, maim/ Ihseases, Wore*** Cfliedrers-or Vl' ti.M; lThessinattin:tot unit /he fflooo,:rmalManz thipagel34,o . sibtch "zi'• tit Mention' h'i'thlie s leer , tieement. .3. 0 • - , PRICE 80 CIg.NTB. Tea Levin INVIGORATOE AND rAbiwt.ciTiLut ..-io-Enze are-retailed by Drgggietggen - erally,and • sold whelesale. b the Trade in all the large towns. t W. SANFORD, M. b • — l 4Blligfactur 1112134"11.1 Pf•-*oaa ECard gr-OPTieta . way, New York HERR'S' HOTEL! NEWLY REFITTED . . )burg, —III"7I;EYNDERSIGNED having leased this well known and Popular hotel, in the city of burg, is , now , Jetting =4 furnishing the . same with PTIRNITURB in the very best modern It hitoeted in the most central part' of the city; within a short distance.. of the depots of fourAilfferent railroad - tiiidtiliOnier the *late Oa pitol buildinAS. . 1 The house istarge and the sleeping-apartments are sell ventilated. Th ATUM is .w,elVprovided: with all. ifeationabletilirU alai'"'This city is well known throughVethe Bigler-as having thsheat market outside of the Atlaillo cities, and ..coneeqnently..noLeomplainte shalthirmadems that score. The BAR has alieY,llkillergonti °hinges and will be kept Stocked with the beet end purest Liquors in the country • ~No exertion wilt be spared to make the traveler and • sojourner 00MM - table in every respect.: A continuance Of patronage of the old customers, together with new additions 19 respectfully solicited. J.H. BRNFORD Si 0. Harrisburg, August 23-tt lEli FAMILY DRUG STORE. THE lINPBRSIGNEIY . .• HAS :OPENED cwhoielale Arid Retail•Thitkena Pregotivion More. e Iron Front Itolhdogi No. 128 - Market !treat, lately oedupled by.Mr."Eby,.wehre eon be found' ananti re new stock of 'Wash and Pere Dings, Peritniiery, - So .COA: 011.1, COAL OMl4' ,14P8,, Burning Muhl, Ala hot Intent Medicines, Mationeiry, Fancy : Articles, ho., We have the agency, for the: sale of JilinoW Celebtated Arti ficial Teeth, to which we would invite the attention of Golatistu. • • , fly strict attention to bostries4 and desire to please, we respecthilly ask :a share of Public Patronage. G. 19: MEM. M. Havana Sugars and Tobacco constantly on hand. . . . lifT B4 G7 . : . • ' •-" -•-• ' GOV:g4NMENT:'' grimity of GciVernment; which con rtltutes you one people, Is now dear to you."—.. Was slytltt'slittreseal Address; A natiomdityls anitin tial to the enduring proeperity of bur country. True Pa= triotisminust arise fromitnowledge. It Is only a proper' Whilerstanding, of our civil'.institutions that Gan induce nireng.euLnettleCattaehment - to - their - principlas, and impart ability fur-their nutintenance. "OUR GONIIIONT -An eiplanatori statement of the system of Government of the Country," contains the text of the Constitution of the tinned States, and the Oon etituttonal provisions of the several. States, with their Meaning and,ooninnuotiOn, as deteintimidby judicial an. thoitt y, and precedent and practice, or derived from standard writers; digested and arrasited;for popular use Price $ l . OO . 'Bola bY M. IPSINNEY, del . • Harrishurg, Pa. `UTYLIVERy - STABLES. ;BLVlZaksaucr *LB. 'WV MB BEAR 0.1 " • - ItRan'SHOTEZ • ' EE tadbisigned hal re-commenced the ilvery.bumess in his NEW . and . SPACIOUS ..STA Ile larded air above, With a large and varied st ock HOB •, CARRIAGES and OBINIBUSId3,, which. be wli WO at mot** - - y. swAgrz. eops:47 tTIEHLER 1101JSE, - ' A - R E T Si kit TO A, ICE', HARRISI3UII6; PENN'A GEO. 3. 130LTON, PROPRIETOR P, The ab °We:Weir known and long established Hatel is . now undergoing a .thorough renov_atjsmArta being in a great degree nelnynader-tbOtr.oirrietorship of Mr. GeownC.l. Berscay,pirbp hak.beedazi.fumate of the hone* far the' lest - three years v abll. ig cif known to ta Linda - Y.; . J. • Taankhil for the *Wel patronage Whhti , ,it has en. Dyed, I cheerfallYconunend Mr. Belton -to.the rabbi 'or: flegwei di' • .WILLIAM' KUCHLER. - JUST ST -RECEIVED, A LARGE AND WELL . SELECTED STOOK OF BRAN-DIEN CONSISTING OF ITNET, °ASTI:ILION 84 CO. EBIBQIJET, TRICOGTIE & JAMES TIDNNESSY & CO. OTAIID, DIIPITir & CO. J. & F. MAIM& JULES ROBIN & CO. MARETT & CO JOUR R. ZIEGLER, 78 Market Street. For iolo by 174 • - - Nz.‘--`2` """. ' l 2 ' l ,'? 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F. - - ....y. — E - - - - ', . - : . . " three montte3 .; elm months xOO 4 0 , . 0/10 3r , . _ • E 2.00 12.00 16.00 Pennsylvania Legislature FRIDAY, March 16, 1861 The Senate met` at 10 gt'clock, A. Mr. PENNEY in, the: Chair. The Journal was partly read. Mr. CONNZIX presented. - the reriorutithis of the Board of Directors of the -Eighth School District of the city pf Philadelphis,:iiilayOr of the bill remodelinirthe Board - q ; The rem:Angora:were' ordered , to published in the. Ritcoso•as follows : - :An At `:a meeting of `the ;Board DireCtirra of Public,Sehools, Eighth. Section, held this day, the lollowing , resolutions were unanimously adopted . a: Resolved,,. That in' heOPiniti'Jn of this Beard, experience has shown that the Board of Con trol, as at, present lionstituted, is wholly Inca pable of performing the important duties im posed upon it in the,organization of the School system of this city. . • • • • Resolveci, That as the first step towards re form, more Competent men should be , selected to fill the - office of Controller, and as the bill recently introduced =into the Legislature, pro poses to vest ;the appointment of 'the *troll ere in .theqcurts and,'COuncils, we inge the passag of the same, in hope of produc ing this long.needed clusnge. Resoked,'. That a copy of these resolutions be sent' to * T . 'Connell, the Senator.:.:Who intro duced the bill, and to Mr. Abbott of the House of Representatives, with a request that the same be presented to the Legislature.,' • Very respectfully,:: CALEB W. -HORROR M. D Secretary Board, 14141; Section, S. E. corner 17th and Wand Sts. Hon. Eitonoe. `Cosixti . Senate Chamber, Illipisburg, 'Penna... judgoieat guide. you In th BATOR, and: IX will curt Arum, Ostiomme,Osacou FLAMM, DYSBNIERY, DROP. uex oosavirreass, Cuomo lenturrtref, F L /Tr L CNC!, NIDNIMOuId may be uaed BY /Summit. II (aa thousands oau testity), OR TERM TRISPRONYVLS Iti attack. ma their teadenony In It. TW PILL is a gentle n prnprleidt has used to id rug dsinandrroMt.ti osi.who and the .satisraotion which their .use, has Induced me reach - dt all. that different Catbartke act Referred to the Committee on Education Also, a memorial citizens of. Philadelphia, in favor of an Act:. for the better protection of the wages of laborers. . • Referred .to the Committee on the Judielar3r. Mr. PARSER., one'of like import from citi iens of Philadelphia. : • - Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. Mr. CONNELI alio, presented a memorial; of citizens of Penizzylvarda, asking for an appro priation to aid the Pennsylvania Colonization society. _ Referiato the - Criikftee on Mr Ta Presented one of like import from citizens of, Delaware county. • Referred to the Committee_ on . Finance. THOMPgOI4; " one of; like'iMpert: from citizens of thia - . Referred 'to the FinitOe.COnnnittee Mr. (21-BZW;Oueof Ithe 'Referred to the Fi11111163 Conunittee Mr. CHLWFORD, one of like import; 11001 by citizens of Cninberlincrcounty, . Referred to - the Finance 9thproittee. , , Mr. WELSH; two: of like import from citizens Referred to the Finance Committee. PALMER; . (theSnikkiiii,j 4 one,of IBrilm T port from.citikenitotSchuylkillpontity',`. • , Referred to the Finance Committee.. •• ; Mr. •COHNEJF.III iiso presented aremonstrence numerously squid by citizens of Plriladelphia' against the yassage of any law deprivingUdges of the Supreme Wirt from the power of ap pointing the Board of; Health, the Board of Guardians - of the Poor end the' Imptlctors of the Comity Prison.' Referreiiti the COmmitbae on: the JudiciFy. Mr. SMITH preseriteitona, numerously sp ed of like import '• I ,' 2 • Referred to the Coniiniitee on hie liidclitry. Mr. SERUM, two petitigps of citizens of Chester county; asking for a maiiiiitionktfthe law relative to . .Constables fed Referred to the: Committee on the Judicisay. Mr. THOMPSON presented two petitions of citizens of.Lyconiiiigivitrity, asking for & laW to authorize the *Won Of,A boom ill the West ,blinch of the Siiivatiehiuma •river, at or near Jersey Shore ' said county.: • Laid uponthe,table. , • , Mr. GREGG presentwl three petitions of Bice imPort, 'idtited I )3' ; Laid upon . the table. • • ;Also, two of like import from citizens of Ti-,, coua Laid npn the4hie Mr. BOUND, one oilikeimport from citizens of Tioga county Laid upon the table. • Also ; one Of similar import_, signed turpllOo._ Laid npon'tlie Isl4 - AlRHGEtzpreseuted a petition , of citisenq _of eentre county atikitiefOt &lave* the pro -Notion: of deer in'aaid 4563.14 tit, 'Referred 44 f_Coininitte& ow , kgriculitire. Also, a petition of citizens of CaMeron. ,cdinii ty asking for a, imitp#, the site of tgli:Conntk fieet.of said - , ak,,fdrke4,,, t 0 the :( fomm~ttee on New Counties and uormsy,seats. . S:,ILTt. Mr. ClNKlKEtiliresehtioili s teiiiiini tif Of %di' north wist,. ward.Of the clip of Beading, asking for additional eleqtion divisions in $!/44 . city s - Referred to the Comm4tte9 Also, a petition of citizena o£ the same Wad, a"sk2lg'for a dirititol of Odd — NVaid' into election, precincts, .and that the house of Hiram Baraby maybe made an election, hbuse. Referreatithe'couintittee Irle6f,lon tact& Abio i a petitien of citizens .of. Am* , county;, aikingfOr arednotion.frilliii*onnt ; paid ,for licenses to sell iikt!..:ceiby*liiirieF:iittantily thin aqq ferred -to the Committee onnuince. Also, a petition , citizens of Ifeilut: and Schuylkill comities ' Wilting• for a change the boundary: lines betivem said counties. • ; Iteferred to the Coirimittee:6ll New Cortnties andCountv seats,'?' = . 'Mr; LANDON presented a petition of wens of Bradford county, 'asking that the friend!' of the Country maintain the National Ad:Min istratibn, the ConstitUtion and laws as they are. - Deemed' s tri:the Committee on ,Federal Bela tiona. • i a petition of citizens of' the North' Pastern &Addles of: this., Statk'pmying - for the release, 'of the $lO,OOO - Mi. imposed , upon , the New York and Erie railroad company for right of way through Pennsylvania. Referred-to - the - eomndtOrdtt FOrinceT u . Also,. a petitionn of citizens of Bradftord'oceinty, that L.'S.L.Bingsberry map be buthozedito lay out grormds and tom straofiiitableappurtenances for, the truifilt* of Rifoi 7 L . ' Referred to the Committee on Agriculture, &c. Also, a petition of citizens of Bradford county for a coculty,poox house. "INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS---NEITTRAL IN _NONE." VOL. InV. P)=IONt.&O Feb; ;24thl PrILADX II . ,kRigSBURG, kA.4 '!':Edened the .fudi9lag. " * BENSCIN - 'petition f lira " f War Mr. , a o -ct ns o - ren county, asking for a --ferry across the Alle ghenyiriver at'Tidioute. Referred to the Committee on Canals and Bk. land Navigation.. .: a r ld.r. BOUND presented-a petition of atm -. of Derby township, Northumberland county] asking for the extension 'Of the law relative gt 6 the - selling - Of the repairing of public roads in Schnylkill,county, to said-township.; • i Referred to the Committed on Roads and Bridges. ' , , I. , Also, a petition of citizens of , Colunrbia COWL-, ty, asking that the 1aw....cL1869 4 ..f0r the better` security, of the waged, of laborers, may bed ex_ tended to said county. : , 1 litlferred to the Coireniitee on the Judie4try: Also, a petition of citizens , of Derby township, NurthumbeiFind eountic iiikirefor a taxi on unseated laupe, for the sport the poortd saicrcountyl , Referred to the Committee On the' Judicku7. - Also, a petition of cititAlfs of the - same town ship, - ship, in favor of a tax on dogs. Referred to the Committee on Agriculture,, of ' lurie Also, a petition . gitmens of, co La couiity, for the passage of a law ig e quiring ti at dams-now being constructed and—those hdeat ter to be constructed , be arranged so as to! cilitate the passage of ftslf to the hied waters of the Susquehawia _ Referred to the Committee on Agriculture, Stc. Mr. WELSH pr4ented a remonstrance from , citizens of York county, against the passa6 a stay law. liikferred: fahe Cbminlrt4 orilEI,JudiATY. Mr. Mr RFATlkproseated a petition from citizens of Indiana nouo.ty, in favor of an lap: propriation - tcraid free i ncolded persons of - this State to emigrate tn : LibtOa. Reierred to-the Financet Cmxpiieee. , )&r. BLOOD presemied_one inapOt signed by citizens of this State. Referred to the Finance Committee Kr...LAWRENCE presented a—petition from citizens of Greene county, in: fairor of a chaiib in the school laws. • • ; Referred to the Committee on Rdication. ; Kr. ROBINSON, a petition from...eitizene of Mercer county, for the relief of Robert King. . Referred'to the Committee oil Private Clainis and Damages: . Mr. PENNEY; presented Ave petitions frOm citizens of ;Pittsburg, in favor of the bill era .- tied "an act relating to Allegheny coanty."', Laid upon.the table. Also, a petition of members of the bar [of Alleghenycountt, in faVer-Arf inemetl salaries to7.thil - ,Tudgesif the Courts of said county. Referred to the Conanditen'on; the_hdiciaityr, Also, a petition of numerous. : business men and o_ther tsar payers of Pittaburg,,in; favor 4f the p*esage of bill relating to tliksecuritie# , of, the Commonwealth.: -:•laid-upon;V:fotable. -.:; ; • KETCHAM presenffid kreto =Orme j ' se;oral hundred citizens of Euzeine -Connie --against-any-division of said-county. ; Refeggclt.9 gatamittee7,94LN,MP9Pulies and .Cciunty: _Seats— _ _____________-- , :Ur. FINNEY; presented ;tiokremonstrances of citizens of Clearfield count*, afgainatithe - pf:th - e - ,TerieTY - Bhore boom : Laid -npon the-table. unarm ore STANDRick cOaugtO ; - Mr. SHUR, (Finance,) comtted, an Act relative-to theihiladelphis, Ger m antown and Norristown Railroad company. Mr. BENSON, (same) as oominitted, an Att relative 'to the imposition di' taxes on'the Dela ware division, Nest Branch_diVision, Susque htuina, North Branch and Wyoming canal com panies._ parties. : Mr, GREGG, (same) as committed, joint reso lutions to pay. James p Mr. HALL, (Estates and Escheatsy as com mitted,,an Act-relative to the ,estate of Samuel Grimes7deceased; (same)As committe‘an Act-to auth ire the trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church,:. of Bloody Run,;-3311ford - - - .-sounty, to sell certain real estate. Mr: WELSH., .(Finance,)._as committed, an Act for the more efficient collection of debts due the Comnionweelth. I Mr, BENSON, (Estates and Escheats;) as coin ranted, an Act tel antoriZe_the trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Warren to con vey certain real-estate: rS Mr.: CLYMER, (WO) as dommiiad, an Act to authorize qbarles 'Vomit-and Tames.M. Van-, zandt to sell certain rhil estate. Mr. 13013GETER, (Sitme)-4ea committed, an Act to authorize Thomas Pattersen, executor of William *alive, deceabed,...to _Sell-certain real estate. ' Mr. MOTT, (Canals - and Inland Navigation,Y, as committed, an Ackdeclaring the east branch of Little Toby creek, in Elk county, a publiq highway, , . .1: Mr. BOUNR,Tdomfare : Bliis,) made a report of bill which had beenconvared and presented to the GOvernoi. Mr.BFLLa RE'!+ll fl PLACE establish; a system of,wharfage bird charges 'at the port of Philadelphia, and - for other - pui therein;mentinned. Referred to the Judiciary boinniittee: Mr. PARKER, a, supplement to an Act tol confirm - the revised grade and survey regula tions of the fourth. section of Surveys of West Philadellibia, and part of thie late; township of Blockley. i j Referred - to the - judiciary'Comuzofei. Mr. CLYMER L an Aot to authormi, the guar dian of the minor children, ciellianca:A. parade, deceaaed, to sell certain ;bank: dock ; and to authorize the trustee of the real estate belong ing to said Minors to mortga ge ; he same. Referred to the Judiciary Committee. Mr. BOUGHTER, an Act authorizing an ex amination of the:claim of Burke and Gonder. Referred to the Committee on Private Claims and Damigee. Mr. ROBINSON, an Act for the: relief of Ro bert King, - of Mercer county: - • Referred to the Judiciary Committee. Also, an Act relative to the! claim of James M'Keari and Marmaduke Rambo. Referied-to the - Committee - on Private Claims end Damages 2 I Also, an Aotto detablish a‘public ferry over the Allegheny ..titer, near the mouth of Oil creek in Vellango.Coanty: _ Referred toZhe•Committee on Canals =On land Na, • to l i. ; • - , ! • le' CO' an. Act, to, ,prPvi3O, for Ali morOcOr‘iErniii.fattiful assessment Of; real .01* tatein Bhikulelpidaz- ' . - 1{46 50 - 4 to f0gRa6.1404*44i, 1 89,vittr*Pit;19 Act; "a 4 141**Irat.tt: she Ph i itAe p , Germantown and Norristown Railroad company. Referred to the Committee on Corporation'. Mr. EGESTAND, an Act to authorize the Chestnut Iron Ore company, of Lancaster SATURDAY AFTERNOON , MARCH 16 -1861. conntY, to borrowmoney and to secure the pay meat thereof. , Referred to the Committee orx.the jaiciary. . Mr....WKLSH, an Act - relative.to tuinpikciand arra. Ciad.,,,comparnes..•. r';: z....r.; , .:. ! .. ; ~:n . ~,, • ;'' 04/744 companies Cortnnit*: one. Roads And ir aid e 3 :4; ,qlt,- , 4 ',4; 4..• I fp , ', " • p to: incorporate the IS •, , ,A' , !r•-': - W '' ' ; .- Nil. 1, efßtininton; Luserne.county. , , Referred to, the Committee.; on , Corporations. Also; A' thippleniebt to an Act 115 'incorporate the Wilkesbarre and Kingston Passenger Rail road Corapany;.: I 1 ' Iteferredio the' Committee on Railroads. • _ Mr._ LAWDON, .-a. - -supplement- to - the road laws.of Rush townshipeasquehanna county. '• ' I' 'lttiferr&l" icT 'ibii . "'Committea on Roads and bridges. ''' • t i ' Alio,,U `supplement tothe Act ;incorporating the bort:44li Of , Montrose ;" AnsquPhanna coun ty. Referted - tOlbli;Cliiin - iittee on Corporations. .' 4hCifill Aef.iii'ditinktitte place of holding elections ..in' Liberty . township, Suaqueharina c...0u-AtT , - ' .. .. 1 . ....1 . • • • -.'''. : : .. Referred to : the Committee on • Election' Districts. ; .....- ;.--.B' cli .:,,..: :,' .., ..'1 . . . Alao, an Act to incorporate 'the -, St. Joseph's rernale• **Amp ,of •Susquehaanut county. Referred to the Committee on 'Corporations. Mr—FiNlTEYearkact-to-faciliate the collec tion of „dabrs,,ilne,the the ; : Commonwealth. Reffirt:W'toriheb6Letteg on` Finance. .i. Also' v anutetrelative to filing opinions in the 5Y.P. 310 3e ,0 .9.Artt • -.; , :•.". ;..c.'•-.: BarerriA Ito the Committee int:•the ;ndiciarY, kr: PrZsiggic a supplement to an Act in corporating the PittAirg, Manchester and Al legheny Passenger Railway-company. , ; Referred' to - itlia'dOnimittee on Railroad's. Onie bill No'. 275; entitled "an Act relating to , deeiln'the county of Oeutre,7 came up in order 'third 'Mean*. ' On xnotiolief OREGG'; the bill was laid over. :S ate bi1:1 Noy `l3 ientitleds ;‘'an. 'Act , reliting to Alig-,§OOPlinfo - ....cif the. Delaware and Hudson Canal company,"., came up in order on third -- ' %Oft motion of= KETCHAM, the bill was laid over-untillton4ayMx CONK LL moved • that .: . ' s V P I .P I i RE CCWO-. 3 a,1 15) * ..tit! -Senate re toruildiii the vote had on the final passage of Senat.&bill No: 443 entitled "a supplement to an Act toincentmAte, the North Second street lfiarkitcompimy,of Philadelphia." • was agreed to, and the bill laid .IITeR on third wling. . . r. phrsugica4.Acsuro ON. • nt4tr.t[tiAraiadeil p.Efraufe; hill No. 147 [ titlist:`-!`thi2 Actto - ineorPoTate . the Allegheny flanntAin e llealtErAilatituta. IKr.44:IREITAO moved that the Committee ; on the'Xicliabiry eitaiga from 11A : atiiiiid= station of bill pntitlpd, ‘!ari.Act to : antliptiFi the Militant ?gtill',-Trim, company to 'hiorrriw . [ jhonekiirtla seCeratha . pAyMenttherecif,! 'And' that the'Birietetoreider the aarae, Thaiiattiii*lii.4o4 '.: [ 1 Mr BLOOD called np Senate bill, No. .287; 2 etititlid;An. ACt:'4:4s e x empt the Presbyterian. ClierCV' ram, ; towaship, Clarion county ,'from - taxation • [ ' Prated . [The Clerk of the. House of . Representatives *lnitritisidneed I:Fetiented'a, large number _of bincfotl::oll — oithiel l o A A - 3,1r. - Cf.'ooairiaired that the,: C ommittee on Estates and , EsCheats be 'diseharged from the consklerAtiou of bill entitleOp : an Act .to Author-, lie Ilreguardian - uf the minor olilliiiinOfJames 13anitAe,deteailerl, to , sell.certain.bauk stock; to.Antbarlie the truestees of the real estate belonging to to mortgage the ..tigicil to, and the bill, . `Passed finally. , Mr. WIT called up• House bill No. 331, en 'titled; a supplement to , an Act 'to incorporate , the Big Black Greek Improvement company, approved April 12th e 1855. Passed Enallp.: Mr. PARSER moved drat the committee on Judiciary be liecharged,frem the consideration a.hill e4tilled, appplement to van Act to confirni:the - revised glade and survey regrda lion of the 'fourth section of the survey of West Philadelphia and a part of.the late township of /31ockley, ;approved. March, 28th, 1860,P and the Semite. consider the seine. • The' 'tuition was agreed to, - and the bill Passed finally: ''Mr. -- 810111NDlilf.i called np Rmise •bill, No. 351, ,entitled " ruiACt relating. to. the Easton library Company, of ?Easton, Northampton county ,1 . , Paged BnaIly• ' Mr. SERRELL called. up /longs bill, No. 224, entitled: Han--Act...-to4noolporate the Green Lawn Cemetery. Company :'.' Passed linallyt,; Mr:.ROI3II4PON - called { . up Howe bill, No. 478, intltled.," "an Act to suthorize the election of*rtkidditiOnal supervisors in Shirley town ship, Thmtingdon county.", Passed Mr.. 2q10101.4 Called up House bill, No. 861, entitled "anAct.to incorporate the Niagara Hese Company; o€ the city of Pldladelphia." • - • Mr., PRTNEY celled tip Senate bill, No •118, entltled" .4 ' Act to"' incorporate the Lucesco Oil Cotapii an i:7. In the Consinittee of the Whole, Mr. LetON in the chair • '' - Mr. WEL:t3H, moved toAmend thcf fourth sec tion by addint:in the ninth line, after the word "authorised 7' the words "or heteafter Created." amendment was agreed to. The seventh section was read as folloWs That the stocicholdas of said company shall be individually liable, jointly and; severally, for debts. due Mechanics, -workmen and laborers employed-by saidemnpany, and'fOr coimtuy pre visions furnished for said caraPanY, to be sued for azict' Collected as is provided in the twelfth, thliteenthand.fourteentlksectiona of-the Act in corporating:the-Lanna,poal and iron com apprOvidltha,l- eelt fifth day of April, Anno Domini .0110 i thowtad eight hundred and fifty thrett:'/Vortiea; That no stockhol der : shall be . individually 'for any, such debt; unless Red for within six months after such debt have been contracted - - - afr.-pßmmy , moved' to amend , out thd''worl "country" before the Word "pro. iliforis,;l'..au.lhe•third line 4 , and to strike out at thirrenditif thifsectlonthe wordat-"have , been contracts' and Insert "shall beoonie due and' payable." Mr. FULLER moved further to amend by inserting- the word "all" before the words "debts," in the second' line, and by striking OF THE DAY LUCYD3CO 00?&PANIC out therefop4lo the. word "compax2 o ; it, the fourth - line: ' • FULLETt stated diet the object of :this amendment was rto make the- compeny 10,ble for all debts " &nitrated, within six _months of the time at which such debts:Went: sued ?for, which was theusual wgrsenf proceeding with bills Of this cliitrioter. Its.• !Me / Setuttor is mistaken' in' regard to the practice of the Legislature 134ing 'SO make companies of this kind liable( for all debts., , Thehill as amended •byhirself,. bin the samo.formiu whirl; others apt@ nature beetrfatiteed'. I ltayetb say Lin:relatiori to this particular company that it bash not an imagingy exist: T . renceihnt , isione Possessing '"it lolal habitation and a _name," ancl „they have .:nnplied a charter, considering such to be necessary under the'ciicitiostancesin which they are situated. The ,•giondtP-e l 4 €1.111x."F.1 was) ;not agreed to, _ . • And aniendrant proposed by Mr. • • Mr. NVITAA moved to amend ~in. the third line by indeiting—iftei the word "'provisions," the word "a4d•nutto4l4 3 ,"'l . `Agreed to, and . Thdifectien as amended was agreed t 0.., The.eighth section was, read. Mr."l!ENkt7t moved'to amend, the same by ~inserting the word "twenty" in place of "fif teen". 4reed to. The Committee then rose , W and the bill'ibe ing repoTted, as amended, tlie,saine was tarn up and. considered. - Mr. 'MUST. ineired "tci amend the fourth section. by striking out all„ after, the. word MIS" in the eighth - line, and inserting afolloirs: "of one-lialf of one per cent= on the capital stockrhereby authorised or hereafter created, in foUr eilual,unnual installments, and such tax or dividends as is or may b&proNided bylaw." Mr. W ISH . Thq simple objeet of this amendment is to compSl the company to pay a tiou. upon their 'dividends. lam in favor of having' this oil o,olOPany come under the, same provision as ,do other companies throughout the Cotrunonwealth.: • ' Mr. PENN - Ei stated fthat - he believed the company would 'Make a very bad bargain by ac cepting •the charter were =it amended as pro- ""On the amendment proposed by Mr. NY,KISH, The yeas and nays , were required by Mr. . and,.. Mr. I?MinsTRY., and wore as fol low, viz : , _ . YEAs=-Messrs:Blood,Clyrner, Crawford, Ful ler-, got, Snifo,deliand Welsh-7. IsTaTs-lMbisrs. Benion „ Boughter, Bound, Connell, Gregg, Ifiestandy• Landon, Lawrence, Meredith, Nichols, Parker, Penney, Robinson Serrill, Smith„: Thompson and Palmer, Speaker So thequeOlon wall determined in the negn tiVePl'' •- • '" ' • • ,Thb section:Avail agreed to.. - The,remsiningaections were then severally read' sintagreed to. ' - On the final passage of the billy• The yeas and nays were 'required by Mr. WFLSII tind"Mr. BLOOD, - and were as follow, YEAS—Messra. Bensan,, Boughter,, Bound, Connell, BidlerOlieitand,- Landon,' Lawrence, Meredith,Aiehols, , Parker, Permey, 'Serrill, Smith, Thompson and Balmer, 4,az1r.6.; NATIF-44eisra: Maid, , Clymer, Crawford, Mott, Schin del *f.Welah-6. So , the question was. detemained in the af flnnative3. _ . Mr. BLOOD moved that the Committee on Canals and--Inland Navigation' be discharged_ from the consideration of House. bill No: 416, entitled - "an Act declaring the west fork of the •Clarion river a public highway," and the Sen ate consider the same. . , . , Agreed to ; And the - bill was taken up and Passed finally Mr BLOOD moved iliaCommiitee on Corporations be discharged from the considers: tion of bill entitled' '.a supplement to an Act incorporating - thiboroUgh of • Saint Mary's, in the count ., of •Elk, approved March 3, 1848," and the Senate consider the same. . • Agreed:to. ' And the bill vas taken up and Passed. • (at the request of Mr. Wwurros,) mile& np-bill, entitled : a "further supplement to anAct .to !incorporate the Bedford Mineral • Spri'ngs company,. Passed finally,: ' ' I ORIGINAL IRSOLIITION. PEIsTNEY offered the following resolu tion Which. was twice, read, considered and agreed to ,[ 2 4f olved, That.when, this House adjourns to- 'day, it adjOurn to meet On Afonday next, at 3 P.M. , . . PRIVATE BUM AMID ON.-CONTINUED Afr.CONNELL.callednp Senate bill, No. 144, entitled "Joint resolution regu:ucing the Secre taiy'of the ConintonWealth , to purchase Colo nial Itecords and Pennsylvania' Archlves." The bill being before the senate on second r g; • - ' ' • - esoIi n SMITE mid,- I think. that the ; Senate, from a spirit of liberality will be induced to votes copy - of these...works to the new memberi of. the,Legislature, none, of whom., can obtain such a copy unless this resolution passes .. iror , merasgisbitures ; have voted `- these books 'to themselves, but the appropriation. has - run out and Members of the present Legbilatiire cannot obtain-the-works. . On thefirst and only section of the,bilk The yeas and nays were, required by :Mr WELSH and Mr. CONNELL:and were as fol lows, YEAs—Messrs. Benson, Bonghter," Bound, Connell, Crawford, Hall, Kmanilton; Ketcham, Landon, Mott, Nichols, Parker, Robinson, Schindel, Smith, and Pidraer,Spebker--16. NATs —Messrs. Blood, Clymer, Finney, Gregg, Eiestand, - Meredith, Penney, Eerrill.and Welsh So the question was 'determined in the affirm ative.. The . question recurring on the finalpassage of the biii,, The yeas-.and nays...were required by Mr. EIESTAND - ancl"Mr. WEI.BH, and were as fol. : • r Ynes—Mesars. Benson, Boughter, Bound, Connell, ' Crawford; Min, Hamilton, Ketcham, Nichols; Parker Robinson, ,Smith, Thompson , Palmer,.Spisaker r -14. • NA:is—Messrs. Blood;' Cly Mer, Finney, Gregg, Hiestand Mandon, ;Meredith; Mott, Penney; Kehindel, -Serrill and Welah—l2. So the 'question was deter Mined in-the affirm- Mr. PENNEY called up House bill NO - . 96, entitled "an Act to authorize the appointment of additional Notaries Public in the city of Pitts burg." Passed finally. One Euare one ...a0 Say year ..• • .6.• ........ ••• , • '- q 60 0 ono week 200 0 ono month . 8 00 I{ three m0nth5........ -.. 600 " six months .600 - one year —.lO 00 go-Business notices inserted in the . Local 'column, or before Marriages and Deaths, FIVE CENTS FEB LINE or each insertion. NO.• CL gE-Haulages and Deaths to be charged as regatta advertisements. Mr. PENNEY called up Senate bill No. 379, entitled "an Act relative to the distribution of the proceeds of sheriff a sales of real estate." /rh. Committee of the Whole, (Mr. MITCH/Jain the Chair,) the bill was agreed to, and on being so:reported to the Senate, was passed over to third reading and; Laid over on the orders. Mr: BOUND called up bill entitled "an Act relating to the courts. of Unionand 'Snyder counties." , - ~ • Pissed' finallY.• ' ' " Mr. SEMI:GM called up House bill No. 78, entitled "a,supplement to an Act to incorporate the Scranton. Gas and Water - Company, ap preyed-Mix& lfith, 1854." Passed finally Mr. BIiINSON - callecilup . , House bill No. 80, entitled authorizing Methodist Eplicopal church , of Warren to: Convey , certain real estate." - • , • . ROBINSONMr called up Senate , bill, No. 804; entitled "an Act to repeal the,bdunty on fox P:V e ts in the county, of Morcer?!, • d; Snallyr Mi. BLOOD- called up How : entitled "an Act• to repeal an Act appointing commis sloners to l ay:out and open a State road in the counties of Mean and Elk, approved May 16th,. 1857. Panted finally. . Mr. CONNELL called up Senate bill, No. 388, entitled " a supplement to: an Act relating to Corporations, etc, passed April 28th, .1855." Laid over on third reading,: Mr. BOUGHTER moved that:the Committee on Corporations be discharged from the consid eration of Senate bill entitled " a supplement to en Aot incorporatingthe city ofaarrisburg," and the Senate consider the same. Agreed to.;.end the .bill --- Passed finally. • - • - Mr. CLYMER called up Muse bill, NO. 184, - entitled "a.further supplement to an Act au thorizing the Limerick and Colebrookdale turn pike oompany; to extend their road from or neat Boyertown, in Berks oounty; to the township line of Douglass township, near Jacob - Boweeo Mill," Passed - April, 28, 18545: - Passed finally. • Mr. GREGG moved that the Committee on Estate and 'Escheats be discharged from the consideration pf bill entitled "an Act relating to the estate of Samuel Grimes, late, of Centre county, deceased," and that the Senate cortaid er the same. Agreed to. Aid the bill Passed finally. Mr. BO,IIND, for theSpoudEer .MoViat that the Committee on - Election Dietriets be die charged , from the consideration of Simi No. 469, entitled. "a supplement to an4et in corporating the borough of NA Clinton and for other purposes,. approved April- 15, 4 1850, and. the Senate omsaler,the game. Agfeed tb, And the bill Passedfirualy.• Mr. CRAWFORD - called. up' Senate hill, en titled to authotizei Charles Bower and James Isl.,Yanzandt to sell certain; real estate. Pawed filially. The hour of one baying arrived the Senate GREAT . REDUCTION IN PRICES WREELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA C il i IN E NEW IMPROVEMENTS AT REDUCED PRICES. . THE WHEELER & WILSON tering Company having gained ALL their Intim at law, with-infringing manufacturers of Sewing Machines, propose that the public should be benefltted thereby, and have accordingly reduced the prices of their Sewing Machines. After this date they. vollibesold aerates that will pay a fair profit on the coat of manufacture, capital invested, and expense of making sales such prices a will enable them, to make first class. machince r and; as heretofore, guarantee them in every parlbular: t In accordance with the announcement above I. will Cell Weir aguiddia Sewing Machines at 'prices frbralitfi to NO for the - Anafull case inactitnee. - -It is a well eatah lished fact that the . • Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Maine b the bait one in the market; ihribeitmaile, most supie and least liable to get out of order, and they-are sow as low as the inferior . machines. Call and see them a Third and Market. . ' Ael-ent W. : O HICIIOII, Apra VAN TNGEN, & SNYDER, Designers and Enarvers on Wood - It E. C.OIt..FIFTEr& CHESTNUT STS. Ph4adelgitl• - ' TIXECUTE all kinds of 'Pond Engraving Jed -with •bea l itr„ correctness and disittai.h.,' 07110 111 designs furnished for Fine Book Ifliistrations. Persons wishing cuts, by- ' oehding aTheingraph or Dagnerresitype, can have visas or Colleges, Churches, Store Preens, Machines .Staves, • Ratextte,-80., engraved &well on &r -earm" application. . . Fancy EnVelopes, Labels, Bill, Headings, Show Bills, Visiting, Business and other Cards, engraved. in the highest style of art, and: at inn lowest *idea, For specimens of Brie engraving,.see the , Mnetratia works of J. B. Lippincott kiCo., B: H. Seder &Ca' oct2s-I.yet . DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.. DRUGS _AND DRUGS AND' , CHEMIOALS. Patent Medicines. ' lami/y Medicines. Patent Medicines, Family, Medicines. Patent Medicinal. Faintly Medicines. Trueses, Supporters; Shoulder-Braces. Trusses, Supporters,,Rhoulder Brame. Trusses, Supporters, Shchil,der Bmcee. PERFUMERY. ' • PFRYUMERY. • PERFIMIERY. FANCY AND TOILET, ARTICLES: FANCY AND TOILET ARLICLES. FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, PRIME ITAVANA. CIGARS, TOBACCO. PRIME HAVANA CIGARS, TORACCO. PRIME HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO. We endeavor to buy and sell they very beat of (Ivey , ihing in our line, and always have a gobd assortment in store from which customers may chase. And selling at fair prices we do command a fair Amor patronage. C. K. KRILER'SIAIIG STORE, No. 91 Market street. JOHN B. SMITH'S , BOOT & SHOE: STORE, • CORNER SECOND AND WALNUT Haritibirg, Pa. 4 3 1aikci assortment of BOOTS, SHOES,,GAITERS, of the; very beet tuaritiee for ladies gentlemen, and children' wear.— Prices to, suit the t imes. Alt kinds of-it OBK MADE TO ORDER lathe beet style byhuporloi'worlimeo •REBAIRINGI; &meat - abort notice. octie:dif .7010i` • warriabirg. H. L. GODBOLD, PRACTICAL Tuner and Repairer O f f Maws, Melodeons, ac., &a., will receive orders In future at WM . KNOCHE'S Music Store, 92 Market street AU orders left at the above named place, or at the Buehler House, will meet with prom% attention. lie ge ••diy First class PIANOS for sale.