Nssy-Xo,.k Legislature.
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FsiD.y, Sept
In SENATE, Message was received from lie
Assembly, with their amendments to the Asps.
t.oament Bill Il was referred to the Seiec, Con.
r,tee Of s. and to give them time for exnmaa
ton, the Senate took TO half pas,
2. NJ. They then resolved to reec, the amen.
ments, and adhere to their own bill. The mc,sp
to concur in severing Ticsa County from Tonp,
| kins and Chemuns, which have 55. $50 inhabitants
and adding it to Chenango ard Broome which
have 63, l23 was debated by MIR. FAuLKSga afa
ypr and HUNT, RooT and Dixon against it, and los
the following vote:


AYss-alessrs. Bart, Clark, Cornrg, Faulkner, Fsse,
Hunter Johnson. Scott, Strong Varney-le-l la Locos
Fun,u,, Hard, Hs:ysas Hopkins, Hant Nicholas Pairs
Piott Rhoades, Root Ruger Sherwood, Yaran, Roys.s
| -ll2 Whis, IN itatcsi Locos.


a similar attempt to cut up Erie County va.
negatived by % 10 /, (Mr. Faalkner,) aud he.
the Senate non-c0mcarred in the Assembly amend
ments wthou; division, and returned the biz Il
the House.


The Assembly bill to correct a verbal error
the act Of last winter in relation to the Fcech
sure of Mortgages, was considered and passed


In the Assembly, Mr. S. E. Church, from ihe
Select Committee of s, reported the Apponpa
ment Bill Mr.. Loomis moved to refer he bls
a select committee with instructions, NUMBERED
which were proposed and lost. The bill as n.
ported was finally read q third time and passed
Ayes 10; Noes 80.


AYES-Messrs Baker, Barrows, Beach, Beakes, Bross,
Burhaus, G. Burnham, J. C. Burnham, Carperier s E.
| Cola, Dapo npypr oyf III
Noyelles Dubois, Eells, Erwin, Foster, Fuller, efa
Grout hathaway Hitchcock, Hoffman, hubnrd jss,E
Iand a Looms, @ Lott McSlarsy MeNei, Meouigg, ,saasy
Ma;.lus Mead, Morse Munro, Palmer, Patterson Rnu
Seddingoo Robbins, Rogers, Russe.l, Seymour Saaar
Van % wyck, Wer, B. F. WsIls. j. Wells, w!son-7@


NOES-hIsssrS. Arnold E. Baldwin, E. G. Bal&via
Bird Bradley, Brownson Case, Colegrove, J. Dtftsao
Dox Fager, Harpur, Higgins. Hunt, Hy"e Ives JoSaoa,
5oae, r. p, henyoa hsdn eSs s@s sn
Speaker, Starr Stimson, Stone, 1amoi'n Townsend,sG
ren-56


The Assembly took up the Apporlonneatb;l
as returned from the Senate. Mr.. McaIsRnr
msved that the House iasist on its emenimas,
and spoke accordingly. dozen Loco-Faco'St
lowed OF the came side, contendins that their bill
was very generous to the Wigs, THANK ypouo'
nothing, gents and they would go no fnrthr
Mr.. CnAMER was for yielding; Mr.. TAasLS
would ask Committee of Conference before
voting TO insist The House decided ctherwi,e,
voting to insist Ayes rs; Nays 81; aud dsn
asking a Conference. This was agreed 70 blythe
Seaatc, and thus the matter stands this morning


The Committee Of Conference consistsof


siessrs Foster, Nicholas, Strong, FORKS and varana
4. ,l,. t..f ,.A AA,.


Me,srs. Hubb.:d, Jansen hathaway, Maclay, and SmA
on that oibc Heuse. lWhss in Italics


G Lord Ashburton embarked on board ts
Wa.spte ar noon on Saturday. Salutes ser IN
terchansed between the North Carolina and War
spite, their yards were manned, and other tosens
OF courtesy and good feeling displayed. lheNa'
spite thea got under weigh and proteededs sissE
down the bay in tow of two steamboats, with The
best wishes of all for the speedy and pleasant
voyage of the successful negotiator Of the Treaty
of Washington


p New Eayen was favored on Friday eveiHs
with another brilliant meteor. 1t appeared has
west and shot towards the earth at an angle dH
teen or twenty degrees to the north. 1t lelt'E'
minous line behind it, and cast bright ilshm
all the objects withia its range.
I The steamboat Mutual Safety has retlsfa
from the ship Wesschester ashore on Hempsoh
Beach She is filled with water to hcrloRerds''
Many Of the passengers (ef which she hsd ~
have found their way to the city by land


" A letter, dated Coumbis, S. s., august p
l842, says, Eve have had large fteshet viha
, few days, bringing destruction to tie ptennl'S
crops of our swamp planters. Many have os
every thing


90 The house of L. Van Nostrand, falioah'
Brooklyn, was entered by burglars on Friday n4R
The interior doors beitg fastened, prevented y"
from obtaining more than few hams and sa'3@
90 In Philadelphia, on Friday night, an Id'1p
f diary attempt was made in Carleton ST.; aha
dry goods store in SchuylEill Eighth street. ~
burglarously entered.
% A young man named Edward Achepp,,
being Intoxicated, fell between Two esfs or o. =
Elzabe,htown and Someryille Railroad on iA''
day, was run over and killed.
! g The Methodist Episcopal Church ha' ~ ~
419 members in Michigan increase sfs r
year, 1906; travelling preachers, 81.


GENERAL NorlcE.-NAvY DEpARTasai,yrgs.
tember ID, 1842.-Ai communicates !" y IN
partment upon the subject of docks az w.
wards, are to be addressed to Commedo'e =
rington, chief OF the bureau. s,dr
! Those upon the subject of ordnance aug n u
graphv, are 10 be addressed to Comrnodon' !.
I Crane. chief of the bureau # r.


Those upon the subject of consrudt'ss'n :. On.
pairs, equipment, &C. ere to be addressed :