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Miller Payne, ProEf Re3ing, Reynolds, Rheti, Riggs.
Roners Roosevelt sanford, Saunder. SAav Sat25.-G
William Saith. steenrod. 4 r. Stuar. J. T. Stuart,
sunter sweeney, Ta!iottrro Jacob Thompson, Turney.
Van Bnren. Ward Wariea Hassing ton Wa,erson. Wet
ler Christo2her Il. Wilhami, JossphL HfGm. Wood
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Locoa Il; ; Wings On Holicsj "a.


NAYs-Mes.rs. Adams, Allen Landau w. Andre~s
Sherlock JAnore~s, Arnold, Babcock, Baker, Btsson
Bidlock Bv4.eye B!,ir Boaram.n Borden Briggs
Brockway grs rson J. Brown. BarnelI, Calhoun, Chds
Chit,endeu, John c. Clark, Sts!ey ~ Clarke, Cooper
Ce~sH Crsn,on Cravens Gushing, Garrett Davis Ever
ei Fesseudan, Fillmore FcrnaHcf A. L. Foster. G..e
Gi4dnq., Patrick Goode, G-asger, Green, Gps:tne,
w g. Hastings, Henry. HUDSON. Hunt James rvln, VII
IAN WI Irwin, Jack, james, hstH. John ?. Kennedy
Lane, Lawrence, L'pn, 'farchGnd T. F. Marshall Sam
SON Mason, Mathiot Mattocks, Maxwell Maynard Nor
ris. Morrow. femhdrd O.. borne, O@sey, Pa1mente-,
Partridge Pendeton, Plumtr, Pope, Powell, Ramsay, B
Randall Alexander ardall, Ridceway Rodney, VIII
Iiam Russell, James M Russell, sn,tail, SimoE-
ton, Slade Truman Smith, snyder Stanlv, Stoke
". stratten Summers, John b. Thompson Richasi
". Thompson, Tillipehas Toland, Tomiin Trpiet,
| brook Thoma w Williams, Jane, ". HtHa4s, Lewis
Williams, Winthrop, Augustus Young John foung-lOi


Wings 90; Locos an Nalics) IA.
ELrvEs Loco Focss from Pennsylvania voted
for Protection, with one each from Newly oyl,,
(Pasuidge,) Massachusetts and Maryland One
from New.York. c. J. lngersoll ana c. Brown
of Pa (I.ocos) lodged the question.


Members 45Sent .hen tie Vote lcas taken:
Wulas-Aycrigg of n. j., Barnard OF n. y,
| Barton of Va, Bolts OF Va. Hall, OF Vt. Halsted
of n j., Howard Of Mich, J, D.. Jone. Of Md.
King of Ga, Moore OF La, Morgan Il Y,
Pearce Of Md, Randolph of NJ. Raynero of n,
c.. Rencher of do, J +. lngersol of Pa Sol
lers of Md, Sprigg of Ky, Yorke of \. ia.
Locos-Arrneton of n. c., c. Brown OF Pa,
Dimock Of Pa, Gerry of Pa, Gorlon Of n, Y,
Holmes of S. c., Houck OF n. Y, c. J. lnser-oll
of Pa, J. w. Jones OF Va, n. S. Lltteheld Of
Me, Mckcon of n. Y, J. T. Mason Of Md, OH
yer of n. r., Shields of Ala.-l4.
UscLAssED-Wise, Gilmer and Mallory of Vir.
sinia-;.


vorEs-Yeas 95, Nays lo4; Absent SO. Va
cancies (Gcorgia) 3; Speaker (Whitr) not voting
% The subject Of Discriminating Duties is
therefore referred to the Committee on M4aufnc-
tures, which is composed Of Messrs l.. Salonstall
Of Mass, J. L. Tillinshas of R. l., J. F. Rat.-
doph of n. j., w. Slade Of Vt, H. P. Hunt OF
Ny, I. Henry of Penn, R. w. Habersham OF
Ga. "A V. Brown of Tenn, P. c. Caldwell OFFS


All but the last three. friends of Protection; al
but the last two, Wings.


70 We call the attention of the citizens of ,he
First and Third Wards TO the meeting called by
highly respectable Committees in these Wards, to
take measures to urge on the construction of the
NEw.YoRE AND ERIE RAILxoAD. We need say
nothing Of the Importance, the vital necessity
Of thai work to the welfare and the trade of Our
City-eur whole People mnst realize the intimate
| connection between the speedy completion of our
great Railroad and the maintenance Of our Com
rercial Ascendancy. Merchants Capitalists,
Landlords, and Working. Men of New. York your
interests are all identified with the SUCCESS of this
noble enterprise Come out, then, ard sustain il
at the Public Meetings


10 DR.. LARDSEn's opening Lecture at Boston,
Notwithstanding the extreme inclemency of the
ming, is said to have been attended BY q large and
most Intelligent audience. a Boston paper states
that previous to his leaving this city Dr. l.. wa,
urgently requested to deliver Third Course here
BY severalhig ighly Influential gentlemen who pied ged
themselves that they should be attended even better
than his previous ones had been; but that, in
quence Of his engagement at Boston, he was forced
to postpone them.


20 Prof. HlrcHcocK's Lecture before The Ly-
ceum last evening, was a plain and somewhat de-
sultory statement OF various facts drawn from diff
erent departments of Science, which he took oc-
casion 10 contrast with the fictitious maryels Of ro-
nance 1t was listened to with considerable al
,enlion by large audience. We are forced, by
lack OF roam to omit sketch OF his remarks unit
tomorrow


% LYMAN RooT, Esq. director Of the Canal
Bank and PETER RoG6AS, Esq Of the Commcr-
cial Bank, both worthy aud esteemed citizens of
Albany, died u, that city on The l,t inst.


S Mr.. ALBERT BRISBANE is lecluring at AT
tca, and other towns of Western New York, on
Association.


=p "TAE WORKS OF SIR WALTER Scorr,
Miscellaneous, Prose and Peelical. Ne. l. has just
been published. II contains The Nlinstrelsy OF
the Scottish Border, work of strong and curious


