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COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs--Albany,
Thursday, October 9th, l8l5-Present, 1t. Gov.
Gardiner and 20 Senator'S No. Al Z. Clifford vs. H.


Livingston. This cause is set down forargument for


TUESDAY the 18th of November next upon the allegation
that ii involves the consttutionaly of the general bank


ing law On motion of Senator Varney, ordered, that
from and after Monday next the Court will convene at
I'M No l. G. H. Striker, plainiif in error, VS. r. Kel.
ly, defendant in Mr. g. Stevens concluded his
reply for the plaintiff error Decision postponed until
without prejudice. No. 3. A. Adams. plf in error W.
W Hull deii in error. Mr. A. Taber was heard for pin
in Mr. NJ L. Reynolds opened for defendant in
error.


AMAzoSIAN WAR IN ALIEeANY, PA.)-It appears


from statement in the Pittsburgh Gazette, that dis
order and riot have grown out OF the effort to esab
lish the 'en hour system" among the girls employed
IN the factories OF Alegany city. The manufacturers
having explained to the operatives their inability to
introduce the "ten hour system" as long as 1t was
notl followed in the factories of the East, a
number of those employed determined to resume
their work. The Gasette says On Monday morn


ing tour OF the factories started with small number
OF hands each but those in favor OF holding out,
backed by gang of Jewellers, surrounded the
factories and endeavored to prevent persons from
going in and by threats and abuse tired to induce
factory a great crowd gathered, and prevented
great many who wished peacecably to 60 to work
from carrying out their Intentions. They also tned
to break open the door, but were prevented by the
to forced open the door, and it was with some
difficulty the Mayor and police forced them out Of the
yard and fastened the gate. The girls made free


of the mud In the Streets and some OF those who
were assisting the Mayor were timely plastered.
We learn that the Cotton operatives and their
friends surrounded Backstock's Factory, tore down
the gate, and portion Of the fence, broke into the
yard, and rushed into the factory and compelled the
girls at work to quit In doing this, they treated Mr.
who was trying to defesd his premises,
very roughly. They all roceeded toMr M00reheads
Factory, and ais broke into his yard, tearing down
the fence, and compelling the hands to quit The
consequence, we presume, will be that Factories
will remain closed for the present and probably all
and have most disastrous effect upon the welfare
OF the city.


Gov. Briggs of Massachusetts has appointed the
1z,h Inn ~ Nnvemher next az the daY OF general