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Correspondence oI ne lTlouhe


H.saissuke, Jaa i, 1872


The legislature assembled in this place to- day.
In the House, J JAMEs r. SsowDEs OF senango %.
(Loca,) was elected Speaker on the first ballot.
The vote was eS follows:


James r Snowden, Loco--.-.----.o3 o3


Isaac Ligh,ner of Allegheny, Wig. 80


Scattering g. One Wing absent.


Notice was given By Mr.. Gamble, iLoco,) ole
OF the twelve v no the lsst session voted Tor the
Relief Bill, tl.st he would tomorrow ask leave 10
orin. in 8 bill D. ovding for the repayment OF TIE
Loan from the Banks sathorized BY the bill, and
for tie Resumption OF Specie Payments sy the
Basks.


In the Senate, ten Intellectual ballotinss were
had for Speaker, wien, without making choice,
the Senate adjourned. Parties are SO nicel.!
b. aancea tEs,. unless the Whig candidste 7o5e tor
himself, no election can be effected lne unois-
puted Wing strength is Yours.
PS-A later account states the election OF
Hon. JoHs SrgoHa N'hig) OF Lancaster As
Speaker OF the Senate, he receiving Il out si s.
votes. ON the sixteenth ballot. OF the two sena-
tors OF doubtful politics, Mr. FaFrel!y OF Crawford



T Wings OF course have majority.


q Henry Barnwel, the las, PAUL JoSEss :
crew. died { pper Marion, Montgomery Co Pa
on the 9th ult sged 81.


WISCONSIN, Detys Message 10 the new
Legislature oi this Territory IS ar long as the
pre.deni'. treating of n.hy topics OF high pub
+ lie ia,erest. 1t recommends an immediate appil-
cation for admission into the Union rs y State.
f The Governor has devoted much attention to the
Indian affairs OF the Territory, especially to the
+ negotiating oil Treaty TO eStingush on equitable
principles the Indian title 10 Lands in Wiskonsan.
/ The Message makes some startling revelations OF
the management o: his predecessor--as tor IN
stance


Wis,onsan, it seems Is in debt without legal re-
s7ori-ioilitv some $l500o0. Bonds were issued
by ti. late Loco Foco authorities to the supposed
amount of So 600 bearing interest nj 10 per
cen,. The money bsing raised for detcaying the
contingent expense of=the Legislature; but no re-
cord was kept OF the names OF persons to whom
The Bonds wer. issued, or Of the services tor
which the money borrowed was paid; or, indeed
/ of the amount Governor Doty thinks the hold
er5 must look to Congress for their pay, as the
Territorial Government not authorised To CON
tract q debt without the consent OF Congress.


The following paragraph from the Governor y
Message reveals the loose manner in which affairs
have been mana ged in relation to another issue OF
i bonds. The Legislature authorized MS predeces
sor 10 negotiate loan of $1,000 for the Mil.
walkee and Rock River Canal at I per cent. IN
ter-sr and Coz" Doty= says:
/ ..rhara i no, in the Executive o;iice any evil
denct that my predecessor negotiated the loan &C
cord!n. 70 law. butit appears h1 aSSasd boAdS 20
Il he a,nourk o. one hundred thousand dollars, and
/ aslrerea them TO One man 10 give TO another IN
OHIO. vlo was authorized bya power of Attorney
to sell them; int .chere ths money is for nhtch
/ Meg hare teen sold, or 1rhat has become of them
4 I am uanble To inform you. There is evidence
in this office that my predecessor required any Sc
curitv Of either of the persons TO whose custody
they were entrusted and submit TO YOU whether
some proceeding ought not to be instituted to pro-
tect the Territory against loss; either tor the re-
coverv of the money or the bonds, or against the
person who issued them. y


The Legislative Council on the 18th ut., pssse
resolutions calling upon the Governor for the mum
Der and names of al officers removed or suspended
bv him. and also for the reasons for such removals
Gov. Dotv replied in a brief Message, that ne de
MES the ieht OF the Councto advise the Executive
concerning removals, and declines comphanc
with the Resolutions. He says, however, tina
the public good seems TO require that II the doc
trne of rotation carries man into otilce, the sam
doctrine should take him out again. If this is no
90, neither he northe public cun have all the benrti
Of his principles TO which they are entitled


The Iron MANUFACTURES IS New JERSEY :
Tie NIorrlstown .Jerseyman of Wednesday give
The following account Of an Iron meeting at Rock
away the list


Probably there never was gathered in NewJer
sey a greater nunbe, OF manufacturers Of Iron
and those nterc,,sd in that business, than nt Rock