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7 ga Jtes 6 1 1P 4 rwmsjkoaji A A 4 iSf i i 1 6 'J 1 I I A 1 1 1 iYf I i A 3 VOLUME XXIV DETROITtMICHIGW'THUDAY MORNING MARCHE 1861 NUMBER 230 1 me Jree tflliBUlt STOREY rtfK All) PHOPB1ETOB rre Pr Tri Wwkly J8 th nr InvarUblr In advanM Tha BlrlS Mirai Intelligence Tp Statbs District Thomas Car ecbooner 4Mnw Bohoon sn(j her The testimony of the jg'l wu concluded and that of the respond Bc0BTenCod Bjtki ('iscon' CoCBT Martin Josiah Otter for an injunction entered BL'qia Cornelius O'lynn and Order referring back report of BjWloner to recompute Jerome Levi 0 Judgment by Kit rCir Ernst George Jndg by default Colombia Bank es Cyrus Or Kjuoend return to writ of attachment the mtter of the Beaubien will case court adjourned to March 7 at 9 A jpjs's Joseph Mills tried forfCyfrntn the person was acquitted Guyotte was convicted of jail break J0B McDonald a refractory witness was sent irty days for contempt of court Ke coart adjourned to riday morning at 9 Businsbs business yesterday ter datl The supply of vagrants appear Bto 11110 tte nocturnal prowl! ngs pqlica brought forth no definite results were do descents upon disreputable insti is wont during the temporary flight ofjVIccJadice no huddling crowds of scowlacaanl reckless women pulled from bed at of eight and locked up without grace or di Bl ypy inanimate loafers with blood in eyea apo straw in their no profane fom' no inebriated young men There nothing but quietude in the halls of Justicertt ianotenco situ enthroned and the smell of K'co moke pervadeth atfbnglyf iribatn Ernshaw indulged in the classic andthonoftd custom of beating bis wife With Spnd iudalgcnco which sometimes actuates Bdel wife wblpper he limited the exercise Ke demolition of a chair and several dinner over her head after which he applied the Kettle to tbe person of her offspring in a man ciiti materially damaged tbe symmetry of I firmer and greatly disturbed the equanimity Bibe lauor He was incarcerated for tbe that is to say be was sent up Kba Delebman was accused of the same of a married man and the strongestthe tvo be argued that he had a right to whip Rwfc it a man whip bis wife he said Bcinbe whip? and if he whip anybody Rre bia dfrcfplinef As Teddy said I to ahow me athority I bate John was leted to pay $20 fine or go to jail and being Rud fjndr accepted tbe dernier resort Iibn Joiioa also abused bis better half He home to dinner and found nothing but on be table At flrat he thought it I' to have any fuss but as ho raised the ladle I of the platter to help himself his wrath over tdJ the ladleful of mush camo down on I of lire head in a manner which I her to look several ways for Bunday as imiiiiy expressed it That the worst of If on tbj receipt of what he called he i'tii tbo platter in the same locality Mrs La istl the mush ran down into her stockings I is ru etc and desired to know whether the I gcity furnished sufficient ground for a di Ira With a view to such a contingency she I owned a btockiugfull of mush as evidence Ire art recommended her to try the effect of a La table cloth and pork and beans on her bus In lij're she resorted to the Hoosier remedy reprimanded and discharged looking Teuton spplled for I to certain evils which Lr! in bls demestfo arrangements Liu! tiit bls vrow from some unaccountable aw'iieb he could not divine had taken a tj another man The other man from unaccountable reason had taken a'ion to her and strange to say whenever be Lt 'i' of tbe bouse the other man came in Ivo a lose to account for the cironmstance I' i nrvsr failed ths' when he came home una I at hi found his apartments already lenpit'd and although he bad mildly intimated thought it Just the right kind of lit: Ms remonstrances had no effect Being at I entire fuss for any remedy he desired the ad hot the court in ths matter The court turn r'i ra tknesa into mildew by recommending Im to breik tho head A dawning righ'iuned in his dull eye as he closed a knotty In rh ot fives and left the court room (Two joctg women brought their difficulties to notice of the judicial tribunal They bad lilt on the petticoat question a point which has red philosophers and disrupted cabinets Le potent influence of ungovernable dimity has pgit many a good man to grief and small hole: that Susan Jane and her bosom friend cm over it It transpired that they owned a kpsklrtin partnership It was a magnificent ir delicate in texture bell shaped double Med croas birred patent clasped and deftly htod with bJoks and springs to make it stick p'uSn an Jane said No one woman couldre ovtiod such an institution and the maidens fraid never have erj jyed tbe felicity but for the el accumulations of two wages all of i sere Invested therein Unfortunately both tttted to go to a ball on the same evening and 'ae mil wair it so to make the matter June stole off with it and hid it whereat discomfi tod partner was so wroth that she her arrested for larceny Tbe double dia lled gossHnor was produced in oonrt as evi Mh and bung over the shoulders of a small hj kr better effect on the sympathies of stern Tho sight was too much for male for ud with a fatherly admonition to eschew Mitles and keep their tempers down the youngdies were dismisted A fating mao whose appearance betokened a Miliar acquaintance with bay aeed applied for 15 ibatement of certain chronic evils which he fallen heir to since hia advent in tbe city a complained tnat no sooner had he set foot in than a newsboy swindled him with a daily ppper a week old and then coolly tomed him that it was only the flrat and sold him tho remaining six 0 Dp the writs Then a gentleman vest and green panto lent him a bun fifiy dollar gold watch in pledge for flf dollars of hfa hard earned money and fl large boy ran away with hia valise the it morning befie he got up' Tho landlord Pressed bis pocket book in the night time tlrlty for his bill and when he offered laughed at him and requested to lf thto was anything rural about hie per The poor young man was and desperately sick of city Au officer recovered his pocket book for he disappeared in the dl vUl)a of the dqpof bound to see the home fors night dbucourse of sympathisers gath to see the trial of the white Individual of extraction who figured fn the 'P feast dlstut banco case of the pre day ne WM to have been tried for th DJ battery on acme young men took the liberty to smile in when the edited pastor hugged the t01 1 et toontod enthu Offied the wenches od poked the darkeya a sharp stick to stimulate the power" If Exeter Hall abolitionist gift into his ete lk did for according to all aocotintohe rted in sable asaociations fairly impregnet ttirf lh fflavlnm which cheracteri pure and well agitated Africa A gene Ui prevailed whtn itwas asoer llllt the trial was postponed until Monday i st which tlpae is expected that all IM if Jiv now or never afterwards say MORRIS The 'J I jafl A i Gjv loyd ex Sacretary of War arrived to day to stand his trial before the Criminal Court on tbe charges growing out of the Indian trust bonds def alcation exist togeihen He trusted that they would well consider before they introduced elements of strife into tbe University Mr Hsmminoway said his faith was very mate rially shaken in both systems He went for the free use of pure water and outdoor exercise and waa opposed to the use of poison in either large of small quantities The bill did not compel stu dents to attend tbe lectures of both professors unless they chose to do so rom the time the Homoeopathic system was first Introduced the Al lopathies have ever opposed it and their interests have continued to be antagonistic But thia waa no argument against that He cared notfor precedents bnt waa for try ing the experiment although it was This was a State institution ct which the people were all Owners The opponents of Allopathy bad a right to claim a part of their privileges and rights So with schools of medicine Itwas their duty to a large portion of their constituents to establish thia chair Mr Shank of Ingham said this bill has had a strange career from the commencement Intro duced at a late day it has been kept in the handsof its particular friends ever since He denied that chairs of Homoeopathy and Allopathy exist ed together in any institution in the world and challenged Mr Hill for the proof He then exam ined Mr report There waa one University ment of Homoeopathy and that has been done want to save this administration Tbe first dis very well for the Legislature to express an opinion "on thia subject but should they direct as they once befor? did tho establishment of such a chair it will only be to arouse an old subject of controversy in that institution which is already sufficiently harassed with internal commotions and strifes Should the Legislatur and the agents both aigree in the establishment of this proposed chair the trouble is not ended Indeed it Vfillhayejaut just begun Allopathy and Homoeopathy will not mingle more than oil and water There (will be con stant contentions and wrangling! between the professors of the 'opposite schools and between the students in attendance It will be an unend ing controversy The peace and prosperity of the University demand that no 'opposite and con tending systems either of medicine or religion should be established therein The House adjourned at 11 o'clock without coming to a vote on the subject MORRIS country I implore you to remem that the battles for freedom have Henceforth forget Douglas Atwood RUHill Winans Geo 8 Hemingway Alexander Tnll a DI! I OB apathy In another institution but he would noth tom do so at thia time ApptoH evema CoKpetm 1 A Mr AWtea denied a statement put forth Hn Cj a Persorw Mr HillVieport that any Hamoeapadio chairs I Verli Bl0M existed in any University in Europe alongside of Allopathlsts unless it was an honorary chair in one University and called for thfi brJof of Mr? MXS statement 5 it: qla SWTS Mr Phxlfb supported the bill replying to the 4 23 lt objections presented against it This Profersor 1hip was asked for by one hundred and twenty of from on? ablest physicians He believed inbothiys terns being represented In the University He I arx felt a deep interest in this system and for fifteen I years had tested the benefits of the Hommopathie faranna at rin thta system of medicine although not a Until Homoeopathy began to there wa? no fa the Allopathic Ciacuw CouaT The boyi Elliot who cawed the death of his sohool mate at Na moiety of what belonged to them a poieon by striking an accidental Mow with his Mr Ckujas was opposed to the passage1 of this fiatwM tried and found guilty of manslaughter bill although not hostile to the Homoeopathic I trial of BoUsov charged with steal systemi but looked to the interests of the Unrverst Ing Merriman's hone wu put over to and its prosperity If we pass this bill we de 1 A noilt 'protfftil wm entered In ths oftroy tbe Medical Department of the Uulverri 1 John A aljegd forgrylfosns Th ty Ht htUfcvcdtlurt twpiyriMC9hMB0V tricisMHIifctw I 1 Si'AT? 9 left in the world of pure philanthropy will he brought to the blcok in the person of Mr Hunt: irst Ward The expendi tures in the irst Ward under the black republican Supervisor have been of lato made the subject ot an investigation in the Common Council where by some revelations have transpired which will prove interesting to the tax payers of the ward The facts of the case are embodied in the follow ing report by Aid Godfrey Toths Hon ths Common Council Your committee to whom was referred the bill ot Thomas Hurst late Overseer of Highways for the irst Ward would beg leave to state that they have examined the same and would refer it back to the Council with the following suggestions: That the ward fund is overdrawn $985 $500 of which is charged for street cleaning by Thomas Hurst That tbe ifth Ward with 20 miles of streets and alleys required for 1860 1340 labor 382 tue of carte and 182 days of services That the irst Ward with less than 8 mites of streets and alleys is charg ed for 2335 labor and 1010 use of cart and 256 services of Overseer showing that the irst Ward smaller by half than the ifth has charged for 994 more labor 628 more nee of carte and 72 more services of Overseer Your committee believe that these amounts having been allowed and mostly paid are beyond the reach cf the Council but they deem it their duty thus to give facte and fig ures connected with the transaction Tour com mittee would therefore offer the following reso lution: Rttolntd That the Controller be and he is hsreby instructed in all cases where road funds have been overworked to withhold the excess from the amounts due to the Supervisors respect ively under whoso direction the excess of work has been done Godprxt The report and resolution were adopted A Sblp Accusbd Mubdsrsb man calling himself Mason balling from Masonville gave himself up to the Sheriff yesterday afternoon at the Conrt with the request to be lock ed up! He stated that a murder had been com mitted in tho town from which he came and that fearing he would be arrested as suspicion point ed to Mfiii on account pf hia having been in the mtlte at the time of the murder he had fled and had come to this city having walked most'of the way His feet which be called attention to were swollen as though from long walking He said that be was convinced that it was useless for him to attempt to much longer evade bls pursuers and therefore begged to be taken to ask He was accordingly taken up: Whether the man is speaking the truth or is erszsd or suffering from delirium tremene we do not know He narrated his story clearly and denied that he had been drinking to excess Burning luid Accidxnt A lady named Mrs Prescott was severely burned night before last by the explosion of a burning fluid lamp which she was engaged in filling The lamp was lighted at the time and the blazing flaid was thrown around the room and upon the clothing of Mrs who narrowly tacsptd burning to death Her husband was fortunately near by and succeeded in extinguishing tbe flames with a pail of water before great damage was done She waa but slightly it Jared Tbe accident oc curred at the residence of Mr Prescott on Sec ond street Stilling Two young men named Al exander Truckey and Edward Saabold were ar rested night before last by officers Van Stan and Gore for stealing bides and sheep pelts They made a heavy business of it by stealing from one dealer and selling to another representing them selves as runners in the market buying from countrymen Some of the stuff was found in their possession which had been stolen from Altman A on Michigan avenue They were brought before Justice echt yesterday forex amination Euddbn A man named Alexander Graham died suddenly at bis residence in the Sixth Ward day before yesterday He was appa rently in good health and was engaged in sawing wood when he suddenly complained of illness and went into the house where he died in flf minutes An inquest waa held by Jnstice Kuhn and tte poil mortem examination revealed the fact that he died from an apopleptic fit He left two or three small children who are orphans the mother having died some time since The bill for to night presents the popular drama Nick of the Wood a with a strong cast followed by aint Heart Never Won air Lady We are glad to ses the performances well patronized A Gold Hunting Watch on Winder street or on John street between Winder and High streets Whoever found it will be liberally reward ed span leaving It at this office Lost On Tuesday evening about 11 between tho Michigan Central Railroad depot and tho Merchants Exchange corner of Woodbridge and Oris wold streets a Breast Pocket Book containing several hundred dollars in bills two small promissory notes and several accounts in bill form It waa supposed to be loot at the junction of Woodbridge street anJsfferson av enue on the aide next tbe river camo from tho depot np Third to Woodbridge etreot up rodbridge street to Jefferson avenue up Jefferson avenue to Griswold st'eet and down Griswold street to Exchange The finder wiU bo liberally rewardtd upon returning the same to the office of tho Merchan'e Exchange comer of Gris wold and Woodbridge streets Stbatid from No 38 Congress street (corner Shelby) a small white Pup with brown or brindlo ears mark of same color on tall Tho Under will bo liberally rewarded by leaving her at tho above mentioned house or leaving word whore the can bo fonnd PiBBONi intending to paper or decorate their dwolllngo or efflees will find a very large stock of Genu ns f'renck GM Peptre and D'corations for sale at loss than New York cost at Edward 142 Jef ferson avenue Notice to thi Employes of thi Several Railroads and ths Pcblio Having se cuied tbe services of Mr Jno Lugar who has bad long experience in tbe manufacture of fiijratcbealn Europe I take pleasure in giving uptice that ul work entrusted to my care will be executed in a superior workmanlike man ner and warranted to give satiafaction I have on hand a large assortment of Railroad Timers from the most cel ebrated makers of Europe and also the American Watch in gold and silver esses and as It la impor'ant that rail road time should bo correct much attention is psid to this branch of my business In addition to the above can be found a fine assortment of plain and fancy Clocks from $1 26 to $20 together with acholce selection of Jewelry io general Please call and examine and I frel confident that my work and goods will recommend themselves Chat Dunks successor to Piquette 157 Jefferson avenue Detroit Mich nonneiag hig signature Dumber of veto message was also received to a bill rela tive to levies of executions on real estate Re ferred to the Jadiciary Committee iThe question was then taken on the passage of tae bill notwithstanding the objec tions whereupon the bill was lost a Mr Davis of Muskegon moved a reconsidera tion of the vote by which the vetoedblll was lost Baled out of order Mr Lockwood (conservative republican) of Detroit offered the following: Reeotoed (the Senate concurring) That in con sideration of the long life of public service of our eminent fellow cltizrn Lewis Cass who has now retired from tbe scenes of public and politi cal strife sad who in hia last public act has by refosal of all complicity with disunlonista and traitors merited the earnest thanks of all his countrymen the Legislature of the State he has chosen as hfs home and Anal resting do hereby extend to him our hearty wel come and invite him if it shall suit hie conve nience to visit us before the close cf this session to receive our welcome and onr thanks in person Reeolved That the Governor of thia State be requested to transmit a duly certified copy of tbe foregoing resolution to General Cass at Detroit with such letter as he shall deem oroner Mr Howell supported the resolutions and I in Europe In which there was an honorary depart hoped they would be adopted ri nimously I ment of Homoeopathy and that has been done Mr Joy said tbat while he htu always differed away with He quoted from Prof Diary in politics With Gen Case he considered these I of Travels in Europe that no Homoeopathic chairs resolutions no more than a courtesy to a venera 1 existed in the German and rench Universities ble patriot Mr Shank disputed other portions of Mr Mr Pringle also supported tbe resolutions 7 JI report showing that there was no Hommopathie Mr Pselfs had no personal feeling against department In the University of Edinburgh and Gen Casa although he could not vote for the res that Dr Henderson was a Professor of Pathology elutions as he considered them a political en and not oi Homoeapathy in that University and doraement that in a conversation with Prof rieze Prof Mr Lockwood defended the resolutions and Henderson thougnt that those two systems of said they were a simple act of courtesy and no medicine could not work harmoniously together political endorsement of Gen Caso Mr Wallin of Allegan was considerably inte Mr Bhanahan of Cass supported the resolu 1 rested in this bill Thia bill ia the forerunnner of lions and Mr Ramsdell opposed them I the good time to coms The creation of this chair Mr Mobbison said would lead to the establishment of a chair of By Mr I hope the resolutions will ba dropatby in the University a beautiful system adopted unanimously Gee Case has come home He looked npon the passage of thia bill as a to Michigan the State of hia adoption to spend hopeful sign He looked upon the big pill and the remainder of hia days and in view of the I little pili systems as both hunt ngs He waa for eminent official positions which he has during a I a Hydropathic chair long life occupied and especially of that last I Mr Joy considered thia a measure of great Un patriotic act of bis public career mentioned in portanco and it should be aerioMly considered the resolutions I deem that their adoption should The University was an institution in which tbe be concurred in by all I maintain air with re people took a great interest He urged that tbe gard to a matter of this kind that we should di Board of Regents had the entire control of tbe vest ourselves of party feelings end prejudices University by tbs constitution to tbe exclnalon of and unite in paying the respect contem the Legislature or other influences plated to one life ig go closely Some farther remarks were made by Messrs connected with the rise and progress of Wilson of Maeomb and Pratt of Gratiot this Commonwealth Some years ago a Mr Hilu of Bsginaw arose to a question of similar invitation wag extended to the great Hen privilege as his veracity had been disputed claim ry Clay irrespective of party by the Legislature leg that his report bad been misquoted by Mr of Kentucky and I hope a like spirit of courtesy Shank The report does not state that Dr Hen will govern this body id the present case It is deraon of Edinburgh waa a Professor of proper sir that these resolutions should be adopt Homoeopathy He then defended some other por ed and particularly so Since Gen Casa can no tions of hie report which he claimed had been longer be regarded as a politician having forev misrepresented er retired from tbe political arena and closed hs Pending the discussion of this bill the House long public career Hence this ipvltqtion wii adjourned not be construed into an endorsement of hia po litical views on many questions ot public policy The following ie the protest of the members of House from the Upper Peninsula and from and respect to the oldest American statesman I living Soon he will pass from the stage of ao fte n8w the of the joint tlon and here in Michigan whose history is so resolutions providing for the payment of the closely interwoven with bis own will his eahesbe amounts due from the State to the several coun do Mm8 f6800 teS 8401 Canal these resolutions cheerfully and unanimously lauds out of the surplus earnings of the canal: Messrs Beamer Cooley and Lockwood brief Mr Howell presented it and it waa received ly supported tbe resolutions and ordered printed in the journal: The rwolutions were adopted by the following protest T0 v1 ir i a The undersigned availing themselves of tbeir constitutional right to dissent from and protest Sron nS v1 df aaP against any act proceeding or resolution which eJn0X Cctoheon A Davis mgy deem injurious to any person or the Pnbo" respectfully enter their solemn protest against tbe action of thia House on riday the Joy Lock flrBt (jSy of March A 1861 in passing a joint resolution appropriating the tolls of the St Canal to the payment of the amount due counties canal WttMon WiDan8i Wood The title expresses which la true that there is man weight 55 rfut the counties In round numbers the amount of thousand dollars and which amount is due 26 the new counties in which the canal lands are The orderof third reading of bills and Joint gttuated Tbe Legislature remitted the taxes on resolutions wm then taken up when the following these lands for five years and set aside and JotntreoJjtlons were disposed of: pledged tbe tolls of the canal to reimburse the A bill to reduce the capital stock ot the Penin counties for the taxes assessed on the same a 4 Under this provision there has been paid Into a effect the treasury applicable to this payment to the A bill to incorporate the village of Decatur in counties forty four thousand dollars or within an connly Passed eixthoManddollarsofdlschargingBUchindebt A bUl to assess a spec tax for the improve I edness to the counties 0 3 Jbe meridian line road between Hills These counties having a fixed and vested right d8A8 mi? inc i t0 money token it into consideration in A bill to amend sections 4188 to 4196 Incln their local affairs and anticipated the receipt of sive of the Compiled Lawe relative to referees the money in their business and contracts The I Joint resolntion is as follows: A bill relative to assignments and to compel I joint resolution appropriating the tolls of the st assignees to give security Passed I Mary's Canal to tbe payment or the amount due coon A bill to amend section 2033 of the Compiled I tieR for txes assessed on canal lands Laws relative to gifts bequests and legacies to The Legislature by an act anpplementarjr rnlifflnna anoiAtlM PoAMri to an act to provide for the construction Of a ship canal A MtonthaHxsthTAntfMvrAnArlAvA around the tails ot St approved ebruary 6 A bill to autboriza the Auditor General to exe i84Jdld authorlss that the taxes on lands of the St cute second tBxdeed8 iu certdin ussed I CaqiI Compdoy night be remitted to tha etid A bill to amend sections 4 339 to 4342 inclu I company for a period of fire years sive of the Compiled Laws in reference to the I dna wiereae The taxes thus remitted hive lean competency of witnesses Passed debited to the 'general I fund and credited to the conn A bill to reorganizs the Agricultural College ot and to establish a Board Of Agriculture Passed I Reielved by Ike Senate and Home of Repreeenta A bill to Incorporate the village Of Muskegon tinea tf the State of Michigan That the entire receipts Passed from tolls on tne St Mary's chip Canal for the year 1862 A bill to organize the connty Of Delta and to na or aeb time thereafter as may be necessary except define the boundaries of the same Lost suchums as may ba 'required to pay the current expen A bill to incorporate the village of Lowell and repealing its previous charter Passed I game era set apart for tho purpose of reimbursing such A Dill maKing tne action or trespass transitory I sums as are due the several counties on account ot taxes in certain cases Passed remitted by the btate on lands belonging to the 81 Ms A bill to amend chapter 175 of the Compiled rf shiP The 8Uto rrearurer Lews in relation to the salary and fees of Judges ni nVnhata TboU thereafter as long aa there shall be any indebtedness to 01 tho counties on account of taxes remitted as aforesaid A bill to prevent the adulteration Of coal and proceed to divide the net amount received during the kerosene oil Passed year from such toils among tbe counties entitled to the Adjourned same In proportion to tbe amount due to each the sama Afternoon The third reading Of to be paid by the State Treaanrer upan the order of the bill resumed County Tressurers respectively" The Lansing city charter amendments Pass adopt followfog snb ed nuwuumouM onur gtjtote ofered by Mr Warner and also refused to A bill to incorporate the village of Constantine by Mr a nntn Mr Warner moved as a substitute for the reso in'KAnt latlon commit the joint resolution to a select tei Mn tn mitten committee of three with instructions so to amend loo 110US8 taon resolved lueir into committee 1 aL of tbe Mr Joy In the chair on tbe bill to a Kit provide for the collection of demands against water craft which bad been passed over at a pre ged the auX vlous sitting of the committee The different In sections of this bill were then read amended cent of th first next acc ruing revenue from the and 1 nXd c8nal tolIg pfty the balance The present in During the pendency of this bill on motion of 88 800n wL roWe XdthTOfowfog aub e027'rred in and of Repreenu committee after which the committee rose the of tkt state AuAtiyam That ao appropriation of amendments were concurred in and ordered en uxty thousand dollars bo and tho tame ia hereby made grossed to a third reading I from thogenoral fund of the State for the puipoia of pay Adjourned ing to iho several oountioa in which inch eanal land iioa Evening EKsstON The special order the bill to establish a chair of Hommcpathy In the Mich Igan University was ordered to a third reading I the Auditor General And that said amount bo added to Mr allass of Kent moved to recommit the th 8tat tax for th currant yMr and that the aavaral bill to the Judiciary Committee Withdrawn county treasurers of th oouctiM in which inch land Uta A call of tbe House waa ordered authorised to draw from the Stat treasury on th war Mr Hill explained the bill He said that years ahall bacollacud and paid over to the ago a law was passed to establish a Homoe ipathic jgna theu by cutting off al)explanation or de Department in the University but for some cause bate consummated thia oppressive and unjust or other the Regents of the University made no measure under the aid of tbe provision for such a chair ti Its want of equality and uniformity will not Mr Adams of Kalamazoo regarded the bill as justify as a financial measure of even preumg a remaikable measure as it contemplated an in nerrerify If the many expenses of the State gov novation There is no institution in Europe or I ernmenl require money not legitimately in the America where tbe Homes epathio and Allopathic I treasury applicable to such purposes it should be chairs were established on an equality replenished by taxes uniform and bearing equal Mr all abb said the two systems were Incom Upon ai fbe legitimate effect of the above patible in one institution They cannot exist to 1 resolution is to levy contribution or a forced loan npon the new and weak counties unequal dia Mr Howell advocated the bilL The Univer I criminating and oppressive and can only be jus aity waa the common property of the people of 4 tifled upon tbe principle that might begets tbe the whole State and he was opposed to all sec right and that the rights and interests of the ml tariao i systems of medicine or religion We are nOrity are less sacred than those of told that the practice of certain systems of med tbe arbitrary exercise of a naked power without Icine must not be tolerated Tbe Allopathlats I reference to its justice or equity have set the laws of our State at defiance Some Under the grant of lands to build the canal the of the stripling students of the University have falth of the State was pledged to keep the tolls petitioned the Legislature against the organ! 1 the amount necessary to keep it in repairs sUlon of a HomcBjpathio Departmont and havol and it is a breach of that faith to undertake to threatened to secede Let them secede and go I make such tolls a source of revenue to the State home' to their mothers 1 We cannot establish a for any purpose whatever Excessive tolls operate State system of medicine any more thana State au embargo or prohibiting tariff upon the religion The people of the State demand the I mineral interests of the Upper Peninsula besides creation Of a spathic Department He was tnrning the avails of a national highway to a pri no stickler for musty precedents In this progress Tate and unjust purpose If this system is per a I slated in it will have the effect to drive capital 8 faeJtion of expediency jrom the State instead of inviting its investment 8nd to develop our The under than ahnwad tha therefore protest against such action as ment He then showed the probable workings as I partial oppressive unequal and dangerous as a iWnreHa had a precedent to be established and respectfully re p1 tannltv at Am Xr Prote8t m8J on systems were antagonistic It would be detri Howel) mental to both systems to have them exist togeth Ebenezer Warner er in one institution Thia waa the opinion of I (j Stoddard Prbt Henderson of Edinburgh an eminent medl jOhn strong Jr cal man famiiiar with the upathic eyatep Alexander It waa his intention at one time to introduce a jnhn Hne Jr anhatlfntA tft thia Mil friP a Pfsfitaflanwhin a ROM LANSING I i 'W John McKinney About to Settle with the Board ot Slate Andltora Special Correapondanre of Th Detroit re Press Lansing March 5 We have had a legislative committee occupied for some weeks in a vain endeavor to find out how much money John McKinney Whitney Jones Silas Holmes Moses Wisner Jacob Howard Kinsley 8 Bingham Theodore Hunter and the rest of the pirates who have Infested the State government during the past six years have stolen One of the parties has been arrested and a judicial examination was had with no better success The present efficient State Treasurer has zealously applied himself to the taek of find ing out the exact deficiencies in the public ao counts but he too has been baffled At last Johb McKinney himself comes to the rescue It will Jxvremembered that he was bailed out from tbe custody of tbe Sheriff a abort time ago and went borne He is now back again and says he has come to settle with the Board of State Auditors This settlement wm to have taken place to day but owing probably to the general disarrange ment of the railroads and the horrible condition of all other roads on account of the recent thaw avd heavy freshets the State Treasurer who is a member of the Board failed to get here so the settlement has been postponed until to morrow This settlement when it la effected may and it may not disclose all the secrets of the thieving and plundering that has been going on for so long a time McKinney may and he may not establish himself aa honest a man a ever It is possible that if be shall be ao in dined be can tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth and thereby show that in all the charges that have been brought against him as in one or two which the investigating committee enlarged upon he has been more sinned against than sinning Hunter swears that McKinney diu not know of the burning of the until after thsjf were burned and ot course he could not hate connived at that Iniqui tous business Still he must have known the contents of those probably not in detail but certainly generally Wby may he not now reveal those secrets and place tbe responsibility of all this plundering where it belongs I John McKinney has now one opportunity left to save bls precious body from the State "Prison and to some extent clear his own skirts of the stains that attach to thum He has seen that his friends all deserted him with a single ex ception Of all those who used him for tbe fur therance of their wicked sebemoa Whitney Jones alone stood faithful to him to the last When he was arrested and taken before a tribunal on grave criminal charges where was his counsel the late Attorney General to whoqf'ihe testimony of the Investigating committee shows he had lent from time to time large sums of money? When he was held to answer before a higher court and asked to procure bail for his appearance where were Kinsley Bingham Mooes Wisner Silas Holmes Theodore Hunter (who claims to possess $50000) and the other worthies who have shoul dered their sins and ahort comings upon him? All beyond bearipg They knew him not They now swear they never did know him WiU John McKinney still continue to carry these crimes and endure their punishment for them while they manifest only such base ingratitude? Now is bis last opportunity to relieve himself Let him speak now or never afterwards say that he was not wholly and solely blameable for the mal adm nistration of his office Montgomery Ala March 6 The Southern Congress re assembled to day The opening proceedings were unimportant The Congress has been in secret session meet of the day and to night ig again in secret session Mr inaugural address Is regarded here as a virtual declaration of war against the acceded States Montgomery Ala March 6 On motion cf Mr Curry the Judiciary Commit tee was instruotedlo inquire into the expediency of prohibiting tbe importation of slaves into the Confederacy from the United ates except own ed by persens emigrating for settlement and resi dence Congress went into secret session St Louis March 6 Tha convention met at 19 Various rMolatlon8 declIning co operation with Georgia were referred to the committee of seven appoint ed yesterday to report open a communication to Commissioner Glenn Resolutions in reference to coercion secessiou and co operation of the border free and slave States were referred to tbe Committee on ede ral Relations Among the resolutions were one by ex Gov Stewart that no cert act has been committed by the ederal government to justify either nullifica tion secession or revolution also ona by Judge Orr that we have the beat government la tha world and intend to keep IL resolution looking to the amendment of the State constitution was tatbd' 1 A resolution to refer tbe inaugural to the committee of the 'whole after debate waa withdrawn I 4 'G The convention has adj earned till 10 to 1 morrow 1 11 Richmond Va Match 6 The' oonventlon i debated the Teaclatioas fatruotisg the Committee on'ederal of fered yesterday and4 adjourned on motion of Mr Cat Hate who speaka to inorrew Tbe re port of te Pcce was received Several series Of reaclutluas cf aecesslea aecesalOD aud anti ooercloa character were 5 rafarreiL The sp dal qoSnmittte repotted that la their opinion there has been no movagieM cif I ss 4' Congressional Apportionment Bill Special Correapondence of The Detroit ree PretA Lansing March 5 The bill for the division of the State into six Congressional districts has been under conside ration in the Senate to day and produced a great commotion among the republicans and especial ly among those who have Congressional aspira tions which includes one half of the whole num ber or more Tbe character of the bill waa advo cated solely upon political grounds and no other consideration was advanced by tho various speakers than that of insuring republican major ities The whole structure of tbe bill hinged upon the first district Every county had the ut most repugnance to being attached to Wayne county on account of its well known dem ocratic proclivities and no man who spoke seem ed to entertain a different idea than that Wayne would give ono of her old fashioned majorities of a thousand or twelve hundred next year Tbe first proposition was to unite Monroe and Lena wee with her but that the Lenawee people fought the second proposition was to unite Jsckson and Washtenaw bnt Jackson has a very particular re pugnance to Wayne and that idea waa not to be tolerated After a long talk over the matter no conclusion could be arrived at and a recess was taken for two or three hours when a remedy was discovered which promised to heal all troubles trict waa made to consist of Wayce Monroe Lenawee and Hillsdale which appeared black enough to give the most eminent satisfac tion to all parties concerned notwithstanding ft makes a population for the district of not leas than 161018 or nearly one fourth of the total population it the State This point being set tled all tbe rest was smooth sailing and the bill was passed every republican voting for it with only two exceptions It is expected as a matter of course that we shall have an extensive system of gerrymandering in this apportionment but what shall wo say of that which puts one fourth of all the inhabitants of tho State into one district The first proposition put Wayne Monroe and Lenawee would have made the most populous district in the State and largely exceeded the regular ap portionment and now Hillsdale io added with twenty five thousand more giving almost a fourth of all the inhabitants of the State A Proposition to Invito Gen Caau to Visit the Legislature Special Correspondence of The Detroit reo Press Lansing March 5 A resolution was Introduced in the House of Representatives this morning by Mr Lockwood of Detroit which will be seen in your report of proceedings inviting General Cass to visit the Legislature and receive the welcome and thanks of that body In view of his final retirement from public life The resolution waa diacuaeed with some warmth and finally adopted with but a sin gle dissenting Peterson of Detroit Some twenty odd did not vote In the Senate the reso lution was summarily disposed of after a general expression of views by the different members by a decisive negative 9 to 22 MORRIS Lincoln's Inaugural and Republican Rejoicings Special Correspondence of The Detroit ree Press Lansing March 5 A republican Legislature has received the in' augural address of the first republican President of the United States and much pleasure is affect ed at Hb perusal? It read before both branch es of the Legislature this afternoon and was re ceived with vociferous outbursts of applause The republicans of Lansing fired a salute of one hundred guna In honor of the Inauguration Thia may be all very well Rejoicings may be in good taste at such a time as the present The Roman Emperor rejoiced as he looked upon the work of ruin his own hands bad Inaugurated The republloaa party may on the same principle now rejoice and go mad with delight that the destruction of this once jjreat and powerfill na tion which the triumph of their sectional policy has produced is so near ita consummation it strikes me that fasting humiliation and prayer would be more appropriate to the circumstances Homoeopatliy In tba University Spsdai Cprreapondenee cf The Detroit its Preu Lanbiho March 6 The House was occupied until a late hour this evening In the conaideration of the bin to estab llsh a Chair of Hommpathy in the Medipri Depart ment of the University hf Allo paths fought the Homaopathsand the Homa paths fought back bravely The whole discus sion was but a waste of time' since the whole suhjeoii to ths jard ol Bleats still JI jay ba The River Grand River is probably now at its highest point for tbe season Itiand No 1 is almost entirely under water and the united chan nels appear more like a Biztable lake than an or dinary river At this point and for some miles above the river is entirely free from ice and the which spring has ushered in will prevent the ice in tbe up river and tributary streams from coming down upon us in any con siderable quantities before the water shall have lowered Thus far thio season we have escaped with but slight damage far less than tbe usual spring freshet ordinarily brings and all apprehensions for the safety of property adjacent to the banks are Grand Rapid Enquirer March 5 The river took another rise of nearly two feet on Monday night filling the cellars of the store buildings at tbe foot of Monroe street and sev eral buildings on Waterloo rtet with from one to three feet of water Portions of Canal street between Bridge street and the railroad depot are entirely submerged We have also beard rumors of considerable damage being done in the river towns for some miles about us Tne railroad bridge at Lyons is said to be In imminent danger ot being carried away the wa ter having reached the very rails and made havoc with tbe embankments which support it We bear too of further damage to the road between Lyons and here to as to render tbe delay of trains unavoidable We are perhaps no worse off than in other portions of the State a gentleman who came over the Detroit and Milwaukee Rallroiid a day or two since told us ice and water were in sight of the train moat of tbe way between thio oity and Pontiac And yet there is said to be a plenty of snow left for all practical purposes bnt a few Of Grand Rajiida Enquirer March Death of Hos Juius Tilden regret to announce that tbe Hon Junius Tilden died in this oity after a few days of aevere illness occasioned by a cancer in the stomach on Thursday night the 28 th nlL in the 49 th year of bis Monroe Preu March 6 HAMromair recently applied to tho Dutchess county courts for a divorce from her hus band on the ground that ba habitually chewed to Pbterbburg Ntn March a There intense excitement on the reception DEPARTURE MR BUCHANAN 1 the inaugural Hundreds hitherto for tho ROM WASHINGTON I Union avowed openly for revolution if the con I vention does not immediately paca the secession nr Si hr known mast of (hocanicou ortb1 PLACE TWIGGS raagnral are taUafaclorily received etp'daHj re I lining to tbe forts and the collection of the reve SEWARD ANNOUNCES THE nue because ttey 'are in favor of coercion BATTLES OR REEDOM HAVE Goldsboro March 5 BEEN OUGHT AND Tbe inaugural was received at this place and I throughout this section with indignation rLnn 1 Ralrigh March 5 JOun Beu PrOHRUnCCS thfi Inangnrill The inaugural waa ncaived favorably by tha' a Of I Unionists They think it does well for Lincoln though they do not approve Of all of it The dia DISCUSSION ON TRANSERRING BATES TO THE Mlonista are fld MER IN THE CABINET I to the inaugural and exhibited very little feel lug on the subject They are content to leave Lincoln Will Decline Confer Mr Lincoln and the inaugural tn tha bands Of ence With tbe southern I Jeff Davis and tbe Confederate State Commissioners Ricomond Va March 6 I The Whig (conservative) sajs the policy Indi DOW THE INAITITRA1 RR oat9d towarda tUe cdlDg uvn lllh Ift AUGURAL WAS KE Btern and unyielding resistance of tbe united CE1VED AT THE SOUTH I South The Enquirer (seceaaionla') says: I action of our convention can now maintain peace Arrival of the Southern Oom IT'aT Dupatth vji border State ought to go out of the Union in miSBloners in Washington twenty four hours Dispatches from Staunton state that the inau President Davis Orders General Beauregard to Take Com Thia city heretofore strongly Uaion has sinca mand of the Troops In the reception of inaugural quite re vesting ort Sinnu versed its political sentiments Citizens consld I er It a declaration of war and prominent men hitherto Union have advised members of the con vention to go for a secession ordinance forthwith THE STEAMER EMPIRE CITY UNDER CHAR Washington March 6 bombt ON MILITARY STORES PROBABLY I In response to their greeting he made brief but OR THE SOUTH evidently satisfactory addresses The commissions of the new Cabinet cfficeta nrnnH rr havebeen signed Mr Seward was the first to REPORTED NOMINATION CRITTEN I enter upon the duties of hia office at tbe State DEN OR THE SUPREME COURT Department It was expected that Secretary DIx would vacate his to day bnt at the ra Ljtr cm i fu ni quest of his successor (Governor Chase) he hold HE SOUTHERN CONGRESS over tin to morrow When Mr entered upon tc his duties the treasury was literally bankrupt There were requisitions on the table from tbe de Washington March 5 partments which there were no means of paying Maj Anderson up to the 4th of March has con exceeding $1900000 tbe fishing bounties unpaid tinned to (peak of hia condition as safe and to amounting to nearly $450 000 asd treasury notes express hia opinion that reinforcements had bet overdue amounting to about $350000 in all ter not be sent to him $2700000 These have all been paid Yesterday The drafts drawn by ex 8ecretary Dix on the I the accounts were stated in expectation of Assistant Treasurer at ew Orleans to pay for I Mr entrance on hie duties and they show work done on the custom house and also the drafts balances in the bands of the treasury and disbura by ex Postmaster General King on the same office I tng officers applicable to the current expenses in connection with the postal service amounting the government exceeding $600000 These to between $200000 and $300000 have been re with the current receipts from the cuatoms turned unpaid amounting to about $80000 per day in coin it is The resignations to Mr Buchanan of his Cabi 1 believed will enable the incoming admlListration net officers were to take effect on the 4th of to sustain itself without calling for farther loats March or until their successors were appointed fOr a considerable length of time Consequently they have been attending to the Mr Chase called on the President last evening business until the closing hours of their respect 1 and expressed his hesitation about leaving hia ive departments here to day seat in the Senate to accept the Secretaryship of General Dix will return to New York on Thurs the Treasury Mr Lincoln urged Mr Chase to dy accept butrequired au immediate decision aa be Judge Black will not leave Washington for the I desired to have every department cf the govern present He remains on private and profession 1 ment filled at once Mr Chase accepted de fl at te al business and will probably continue to prao 1 the cffice this morning and was present at the tioe the law here Cabinet meeting at 10 Ex President Buchanan departed on his journey I Mr Seward was at the State Department this to Wheatland this He waa escorted to the morning promptly at 9 His son rede railroad depot by two mounted and two infantry rick Seward who has long been the aasistant companies together with the committee from that editor of the Evening Journal will be nominaed locality and prominent citizens of Washing 1 to day as assistant Secretary of State ton He many farewell hand aha 1 Commisaioners from the Ssuthern Confed kings and appeared to be deeply affected by the eracy have arrived John orsy oi the Mobile manifestations of friendship and when lie bowed I Register is to be the writer of dispatches to this adieu to the large crowds as tbe train was about government to start they further testified their respect by vig jtff Davis has ordered Gin Peter Bean orous cheere I regard recently Major in the 8 Engineer The resignation of Mr Preston Minister to Corps to proceed to Charleston at onco and to Spain was this morning filed In the State De taka command of ths forces now raised and to I partment raised for the investment of ort Sumpter Capt Lay of Ve by local rank a Brevet Lieu y0KK March 6 tenant Colonel as an aid to Lieut Gen Scott has Ttw shlp Expire City fe taking in army resigned stores provisions Au and coaling with dispatch The republican Senators held a caucus thia I having been chartered by tbe government proba morning to arrange the standing committees I jj for South A large number of citizens of Kentucky and Washington March 6 Indiana are here urging the promotion of Major Previous to the 4th of Match Scott and others Robert Anderson aa Brigadier General trice Gen I received telegraphic dispatches cautioning them Twiggs stricken from the rolls as recently pub 1 to be on the look out for gunpowder plots at the lished officially for treachery I Capitol in consequence ot which there were dill State delegations have all day been calling on gent searches by tbe polico of tbe building the President Gen Scott and other distinguished rederick Seward waa cot fit med as Assist gentlemen Gen Scott in addressing one of the ant Secretary of State to dey Illinolsians this exhorted them to stand by The President has nominated Norman Judd the Union 'and to cherish feelings of fraternity of Ill Minister to Berlin towards all citizens Representative Lovejoy The report that Mr Crittenden Is to be appoint who occupies apartments in the same house as ed to the vacancy in tho Supreme Court is gene Gen Scott said among other things that Scott rally believed but it is not certain that the noml saved the Union in 1832 and in 1860 paying an nation has been made elcquent tribute to his bravery and patriotism I Mr Chaae has formally accepted the Treasury The newly confirmed Cabinet are overcrowded I Department with visitors to night I The Vermont delegation to day called on Gen Martin Crawford one of the Commissioners Scott and Mefora SawaidDix aud Bates Scott from the Southern Confederacy accredited to ne made a speech in which he thanked Vermont for gotiate with the administration has arrived her I her Presidential vote in 1852 The California Horace Greeley and Senator Grimes had a Tong delegation paid their respects to Lincoln this interview with Lincoln to day during which Greeley pressed remont for the rench mission and received assurances that there would be no trouble on that point Illinois citizens called to day on Mr Seward who among other matters said Gentlemen if you and have it successful and profitable to the ber been fought and won that freedom was ever in danger and exert your best Influences now to save the Union Let it not be said that the republican party won its first lari And only victory over the dissolution of the Union Remember that the way to maintain the integrity of the republican party is to maintain the Union The point at which tbe enemy strikes is always the point you should defend reedom is always within the It is asserted but doubtfully that John Bell pronounces the Inaugural a declaration of wan an declares he will urge Tennessee to prepare for the cot filet While the objectionable portions of the address were being delivered several southern gentlemen telegraphed to Gov Pickens not to attack ort Sumpter until after the action of the ConfederateStates $1 Mr Seward fa reply to the Massachusetts dele: gallon said he hoped and believed that before the close of tho present administration Maaaa ohusetta and South Carolina would again grasp hands of fellowship 1 The treasury will not pay anything until Mr Chase assumes his position A large amount of claims have passed since riday when Mr Dix declined more' lAr Lincoln requests Cameron to appoint Cot WIRAri' rnelu9 Al ri jsmwwau VUW8 vtctavi UV wwjT ihere wMs an animated discussion at the White House to day on the propriety of tranafcrrlng Bates to (he Supreme Court and putting North Carolina Gilmer into the Cabinet Mr Seward was summoned to the White House Iqjte last night Tbe impresston is that tha call related to news from ort Sumpter J4! is nndeiatocKi that Mr Lincoln wiU decline any ootiferenca vlth tbe Commireioners from the 8outbemUofctart'cy on the ground that he re puds ths receding States as still in the Union MraBtwhawa yesterday ordered proceedfjKS 4 LATEST NEWS 5n BY TELEGRAPH Rochmth March 6 The inaugural eras anxiously waited for here mnn and waa received with most universal satis fa DISUNION CRISIS Uon Tha lWy 'Democrawjticb baa oppoaed I eumpromlae warmly endorse it while the nemo cratic organ gives it a qualified approval Maj Andtnon np to the owih of Barth spBra0iuMLMarch5 Wanted ao Beiaforeemeats The of shades are deigbtea I with President inaugural Itsatiafiew Drafts Drawn on the Assistant Onlon cr parties and PrensX nt nL 08 to It temper or POBIUOM vuruvu VAipcuu LEGISLATIVE SENATE rom Onr Own Renorter Lanbing March 6 The standing committees reported back several bills which were disposed of as usual Mr Baldwin presented a minority report against the bill to attach a portion of the Tenth Ward in the city of Detroit to the township ot Hamtramck iq tbe oqunty of Wayne rofo the Houae a oommunlcatioa wu reoelv ed transmitting sundry bills which had passed that body Read a first and second flmqand re ferred to the appropriate committees Mr Williams moved that the petition of Whit ney Jones be taken from the table and printed He conceived that the action of the Sena viola ted the right of petition which was guaranteed by the constitution It should vindicate the right of free epeecb which was one of the cardinal principles of the republican party The country had been once agitated from centre to circum ference and he did not wlah any repetition of it here Mr Stout maintained that no violation of the right of petition had been had Mr me morial had been received given a respectful hearing and had been laid on tbe table Noth ing could be more courteous than' the action of tbe Senate to the memorialist Not one petition Out of fifty that la present ed to the Senate is printed Wbv then should this petition be made the exception? Why snouia oe granreu privileges tnat are not granted to nine tenths of the petitions received betel Mr Stbickland would like to see tbe memo rial printed as Mr Jones was a constituent of hiq and he thought there could be no impropriety in it Mr DbLand considered the memorial a reflec tion upon the committee and should therefore oppose and warmly too its printing Mr Baldwin explalaed the facts under which the testimony was uken and all the facts in case A vote being taken upon the motion to print it was lost aa follows: Messrs Adair Carpenter 3 Messrs Backus Bailey Baker Briggs Brown Butterfield Coulter DeLand rench Gale Galloway Green Hazen Jones Lacy Lane McDermid Monroe Mulholland Near Owen Stout Strickland Tower Webb Wilder Withey Mr Adaib thought Mr Jones needed all tbe white washing he could get and therefore voteC for the printing Mr Baldwin after votiog no wished to be excused from voting as he was an Interested party Request granted The Senate took up the bill to divide tbe State into six! Congressional districts and without ta king any action a recess was taken till afternoon The consideration of the apportionment bill traa renewed and It passed by a vote of 26 yeas to 4 nays As the bill passed tbe districts stand aa follows: The flrat district shall consist of the counties of Wayne Monroe Lenawee and Hillsdale Tbe second district shall consist of tbe coun ties of Branch St Joseph Cass Berrien Van Ba ren Kalamazoo and Allegan third district shall consist of the counties of Calhoun Washtenaw Jackson Eaton and Ingham The fourth district shall consist of the coun ties of Barry Ionia Kent Ottawa Montcalm Me costa and Osceola Newaygo and Lake Muskegon Oceans Mason Manistee Leelanaw and Manitui Grand Traverse Cheboygan Emmet Mackinaw Delta Antrim and Wexford Missaukee and Kalkaska fifth district shall consist of the counties of St Clair Macomb Lapeer Oakland Living ston and Sanilac Tbe sixth district shall constbt ot the counties of Clinton Sbiawsssee Genesee Huron Tuscola Gratiot Saginaw Bay Midland and Gladwin Iosco Alcona Alpena Montmorenci Ogemaw Roscommon Oscoda Otaego and Crawford Presque Isle Chippewa Schoolcraft Houghton Ontonagon Marquette Isabella and Clare and all the unorganized counties not embraced in the fifth A motion was made to reconsider tbe vote by which tbe bil? was carried to amend tbe liquor law so as to permit the selling of beer in less quantities than five gallons Lost The bill to provide means for the redemption of the bonds of the State maturing January 1st 1863 and to establish a sinking fund was passed by a vote of 20 yeas to 1 1 nays A communication waa received from the House transmitting a resolution Inviting General Cass to visit the Legislature before the close of the ses sion Mr Stbickland movijd to lay the resolution on the table which wm lost by the following vote: Messrs Backus Bailey Briggs Brown Gale Green Hazen McDermid Near Stout Strickland Webb 13 Messrs Adair Baker Baldwin Butter field Carpenter Coulter DeLand rench Gallo way Jones Lacy Lane Monroe Mulholland Tower Wilder 17 Mr Baldwin moved that tho Senate concur Mr With by hoped that the motion would not prevail He had been Secretary of for four years and it wm difficult to saMpe tbe ecacJuiion that be had not known of tbe tresrea and eoesplr acy that surrounded him If be ad known ot them it wm his duty to have ssm them known to the people Tbe speaker eosld not therefore vote to adopt ths resolution Mr Baldwin defended bis motion It had Bev er been hia lot to agree with moeb of tits public policy of General Cass On the contrary ho bad been opposed to much of that policy But now he wm an old man and wm returning to the State of hia adoption He had been met on his return by a large number of his fellow townsmen and it wm stated that a majority of them were republi cans He wished to see the Legislature take sim ilar action and extend a welcome to him after a long lifo time spent in the service of his coun try The resolution was opposed by Senators Stout Strickland Gale Hazen Carpenter Williams and Tower A vote was taken upon concurrence in the reso lution which was lost as follows: eat Adair Baker Baldwin Butter field Coulter Jones Lane Monroe Mulholland Messrs Backus Bailey Briggs Brown Carpenter DeLand rench Gale Galloway Green Hazen1 Lacy McDermid Near Owen Stout Strickland Tower Webb Wilder Williams 22 'i Tbe bill to exempt sewing machines from levy and sale on execution! was read a third time and pasted J' The bill to amend sn act entitled ah' act in re lation to the free schools of the city of Detroit approved ebruary 7 1857 was read a third time and nasaed bv a unanimous Vote t'd 1 The bill to incorporate the public school of Adrian wm read a third time and passed The bill to amend the act to Incorporate the village of Kalamazoo was read a third time and passed 'tj The bill to amend certain'sections of the act to incorporate the city of Ypsilanti was read a third time and passed The bill to provide for an additional Circuit Court Commissioner in certain counties wm read a third time and laid on the table Tbe bill to change the nqme of the township of Newark Allegan county to Saugatuck wm The bill to organize the Wayne county poor rarm into a school district wm passed The bill to amend chapter 79 of the Revised Statutes Compiled Laws chapter 103 by adding three new zeotlons to be numbered 64 55 and 56 In relation to redemptions against sales on exe cutions was read a third time and passed The bill to relieve observers of the seventh day of the week from the necessity of defending suits In violation of their consciences wm laid on the table jTbe bill to amend chapter 23 the Compiled Laws relative to obstructions and encroachments of highways wm passed 3 i The bill to amend the act for the encourage ment of agriculture manufactures and me chanics wm read a third time and lost The bill to provide for the support of a Mining School wm Isld on the table The bill to amend the act to provide for the draining of swamps marshes "and other low lands wm passed: Tbe bill appropriating certain swamp lands for opening and improving a road from Cspac In tbe county of St Clair Tunning east to intersect with the Brookway and Port Huron plank road lsald county wm read a third time and passed The bill granting to the Grand River Valley Railroad Company the right of way across certain State lands and extending the time for the con struction of tbe sems waa passed a Tbe Beasts then adjourned 1 HOUSE 'REPRESENTATIVES? nw0ur Own Reporter lLansixg Match 6M Several bilk were reported from oommittees and ordered to a third reading htesssas wm reoeiTbd from tha Gorenwr an.