i t$cWx>l Fbi

~ Jl oortgjiKtp hat'

^ J : ud’fcriajr U*T«r. bat more c*Ih. or ' Loaoa,

»t num. limr.VMo. ! S!"'r~“"“ ” ,l *! 1Uil " > * d *' d '"" k

- bealth of the inmate*. Tha debt of the Bond* of Joint Oompeniee.

prison be* bern «limioirf.e.l : aid the Gor. ’ ernor thinks it oaght to become aelUai i

yoWrter <«? TtSffb&F* [tainiep. ' He recommends that the Uw. re : Increaao dorinp the year. §10.474.00.

-- | quiring each inmate to be confined in a The oleration and usefelneM of oar sy* I aeparate cell. repealed, at it*taas not for tem of pnhiic instruction it intimately

koopfetAxyr m'

S441.76MIL

it,

Hall, Irina

44. blaybew

^ iereno, Roeliag, Slaifht, Boo*/

purpose, considering the excewiTB distress , SUrr. Stake*, Tauborti, Waldron, Wheel

and snfferieg of mariner* on a einter cna»t.' er. Wood—28? Considerable improvvaieBtiiM already been jn r-

'ted.

<i*rereor NemeH sent bis annual ,ome Ume part Ix-en earned a

. Pattereoc was declared duly a}jc-

rue m.u.c, tk. of | The olher oBcu. ..n tU« _ a law requiring apotbecahea to label drup* 1 follow* : - .

, . , , . .. ond medicine, io u «U «. Ike! Cf„t_D. l!. ltt.,re|t. (D,») of b.„

,, c . . . .. , r-- —i tdeoded with the prosperity of the Normal officinal name*, physician* to writ* their r„ 0 r n .„-„„ ■ 0. V' 1 * Tb "'•'T 1 ‘«» d ™ d -" d »ek„.l,.,d« L eeercelj in fell of .kbp.i.U.,, C^ “*• ia waM wriilr- and of a rtann r tT ‘'“ le !'“ ,,hl 0,rr Ul one i * <1T » ot »* el, wl " ch w ' ,, 10 oor I on accoun, ° r t,le ev i** retulling from the Keeper John Y »» “ **“ ^.1, * . I 1 hHC<lred **'>■ ‘ohabilahT* cells | people, .hen that invitation shall hate at- j nreseu, practice. A “t* r - Joh ° Y **"*-*. *

' ‘° "2? ’°. "" “'■“e'juikeklupe.K.tmp.WBfj for proviJin, | „f,„ jaf M r..ol«lion. reeii.ea ; . -hi..,.,. . „

:• | from tk. Uocer».,r of Ne. York, .doptei j & th , ^ i- i k, Ik. Leoi.l.t.i. of I hoi <l.to. io refet-: , 0

i .u- _i trade; and an address

•bte lenpth. West,

.. , ■ -"Tke clo.e .cretioj ..ereiwd ky ,, n* f ^ , i B “ rt f ®»»‘ Con*i..io„„, lh .

Unoo Pro* 1*00. Jtuio, Ik. re„. I.- | r„.j u |,„, io.,i,«fo,.. oorklo, onk., ,k, . .

le for the'same, and speak-i

ms to present to every ompeienl and effectiv

hen this i* accomfilisbe'i,

aba YNaaarer’a book*, a* follows .- f&tiement /tern Treasurer s Book Jan'

Ut, IbCO.

Whole amount of receipts

during the gear 1839.

Balance ia bank, Jas'y 1, ■

liMmrmcnts. DrdioaryKa.

pease*. 813£, 00i.CC

Xttreord'y U.4K38

from the cor National Mo

her relipion*. tiug to the n the arena ol lands of the U and contein I <he Oarernor t and glory, for the pussape of

littee of the 1

!>.. and the teriff question. repi»try law, especially

I

. . .. . ... I P pne^ » , banking law has effaced their ex ! will iOBupurale a new era ie the history MfWmiW-WW ooi Import P«k. | i.rmioaliok, .nd tli, condition of tk, kauk.* .kuroiio. in Ik, Mile, to. .kfok Mr »t.l. oowpfnk, I. tk. ; oo.io op.mlio. i. ( „o,.J .„ p,„ v .„.. i fiootoll.d k, ok oi

‘ ",T ' T '" f i“ d| cm«% coodocloij. =r fMM. if I. fto.oWd ft.

toMWltotoafttoKO.* dr... front th. „ „f, . ci re .l„ „ £ m.Ji... p.„u.» rtrifn,

, n employed m any otUr KUte, and are. I plate* only, as its chief hot

fnlljr wntitled to the public confidence.'' the development and iavfgoration of the ' fur our'larpe cities, both fi-r ths prevention T-iio next subject is that qf education, mlellectoal and moral elements of our nu- i of fraud and the convenience of the ciij-

j ,l, * ch w,,ro P7 entire, being of more inter ; tare. The L'uited 8Uics Normal School *en«

| eet generally than any oi her . ! convantiou. wbich astembled at this (dace 1 The la«l subject of tl>a mt-asage is that Our system of public education has been during the pest year, conceded to onr in i of slavery, in rta various phases ; in which quite successful, vet there is much occasion, siitutioo the high honor of having attained j ibe abolition fanatacism of the North, and

ft • I^rhi-int-1- .* ' for utprovanwr.t, l|y mligklMMd and be- ; a degree of excellence in it* system of pre- tha angry threat* of diMinioihsts at the tVDrdinary Kx. . cevolWat leguialion. ’ This govcrinneiit paring teacher*, at least equal io. if noj in Sooth are denonoced in equal term*. The

- reft* upon tbe people, and thcirsatelligence j advance of, many o: the older cstahlish- ' strict adbesiog of the stale of New Jersey is the only security lor us-pei|H>tajty. It ments of the coonliy. This recognition r»- ! to the UniotTapd the'^wii<Tiiation is de- ^ tft»bn«Mia that in proportion to Che diffu Herts no t itle diatinctioii upon the Ifoard | clared. and the |>e!it-f that the Union it not ^sioa of Who*ledge will this foandalion he •foresters, an.: tha other officer*, for th* 1 in dancer is pUmly express.-.] The late broad er narrow, for alUioagh the tgnor ,at assjduity «>uh which they Imve performed j Harper * Kerry Worrectl-.n is rfenoonce.i astenoiblt take part in war eleetiqns. they | tbricdutie*. I in unqualified terms, and the view* of the will always be controlled by the intelligent. | Thy next subject is tbe State Looauc , Governor seem to be simply there That and, it aiay be, designing few. It is the Asylum, in regard to the management of i the several stales have no right to interfere doty of a slate to see that those who are ahich, by theJb-*TThwf-^Vu>.te« and officers. Wlt h the sovereign rights of a sister state ; to become Us ciliacus are made fit by a the meseej^speaks in Ilia highest terms hut that all lawful mean* should be Died 'o proper morel and physical, as well a . »eo- an * reysrtbat it has a< qu:r4d a ilanding at prevent the extension of slavery into new lal training. If «ro would have then, shan home a^d abroad at least eqaal to that of | territory, while the re o|ieniqg of the sieve

calttvato virtue, they mukl be ! any oi^ror iaatilntion of the kind in the tran# it denounced in/(iro.

taught to avoid the oae. and to love amL wor |d. The nnuiber or patient* treated I The message then closes with a farewell

practice tbe other. Imperfect as it oor Coring the last year, was four hundred and ; address, a* the wr present system, it has been of inraicniabie ; neventy-sii, a larger number by fi:iy-!hree j uer. i»^ about to

, ° r ,he ladies' gallery, and to koup o

l.ington | (■,£ rotunda, I ' '

Hi

. 0 . - . . « compewsation a* iment Society ; and adver- , he Doorkeeper, were laid on the tablerii.rnkulio. of- _tk. f „kl,c ! .y, Mkm u i.lora tk. .S..U, rf toir

organization and to fix the hour for meou ing each morning at 10- o'clock ; to iovita Hie clergy to officiate at the opening of the morning sessions, and to appoint Dawd Naar, of the Trve American office, to toent printing of lire Hoase. were

'ipj/fepriatii-n Unpaid. Baliifese of appronriaiior. Ifiefi to sappert Normal

ApsrepoaiM of UK to jlpangura of Laaatic

Aajlum.

“ • ®f 1»* to Poblif

of 18S€ to Lip-

**- ‘'iaaoUaer

toceipes/orMO

Tax ob Capital Brock, * ' 4 ob hood, and

8201.4fi8.24

8700,00 9.000.00 20.h98.00 4.c00,00

$123,000.00

it.ooooo 48.000,00

Uottod States for real, “ io private

oia Bwak, Jau'y 1,

low* ,>to

3US&? i

4 appropriation fc

t 778 00

1.80000 M»00 800.00

4.000.00

■t>pud.

value. Itfit t lie re ia a great work to be accompluhad in improving and exteitdiog it 80 as to provide ior tha full and free education nf every cIHltl in the State. They WilTlbBS become hwed-for the dultr* ee.i rrepoasibiiities of life, and to struggle ■Wgoii.»t if JnaoptMliur,* and (.ecesaitiv*. • I .earnestly commend the subject, in all its beannts. toyonr enretut consideration. •>«hu Wgbly rompeieht BupaVTnroaJent r-f PnW l *ffii5|cbn<.la inform.* me •-that in dll

it relMel 1 ' to nti

reived the care of them- [ public position.

; that

Wnto.0. tter.

system of general uiany evidences of im-

700,00 ’ provenrent. School.t'awd school h pupils uaJ attendance, as

w»u a tiaaettor, (not mrod for payreeut.;

then has before siitutioo, in any

Of thia nuniber. seveiily-six have been discharged os recovered; sixly-uine improved ; two at uuisipzovrd; and tweiity^is have died. Three hnndrcd and sit remained at the end ot the year. The nie.sage then refers, in favoratde term-, to the pupil*, who, under the pat raiiage of our stale, have b en instructed to the asylum*for the deal, dumb and blind ia New Vark and f'lnlndelphia. and tog ; geaUlliat •.oa uoaey in» been judicsousiy

. expended.

means ; The report of the Commissioner* of j

KTW JEBSEY LEGISLATURE.

The legislature of our state met at Trenton on Tuesday of last week, agreeable ro the prorisions of tbe Constitution. Sit.vatk—After the new members were sworn in lb* Senate organized by tbe unan iuious election of the following officer* :

J'rcsulenl—Mr CilTor*, nf Kssex.

-Srcrrlary—John C. Uaflerty, of Hunter-

don.

Assistant Secretary— B. K. McClurg, of-

Hu grossing Cirri

Jgg 1 H*** *" iwrosv «V,kk„l,. ntow. i. kto#, refer.# M: tok> .hck i ,*“*• xirk .V (ro.m,: ton.... .ui.ito.i i. r.r«r„r. u Ik. Srk»»to*«-am.-4to. H. Cogill, .(

. SSStm \ "">*««* in Ik. Norm,! : J.m.g, t„ tk. ckao.,1, ol Elitomtl, I — ^ 3,U00,Wt School, aod the increasing demand for bet-! mod Shnter'* Island, by person* dredging Keeper of Gallery—John H. Honaell, s* 4 , T • ioM.Mh-8 i ^ 1mtter compensation in lire docks at the former [.lace, and by de j Sus f t ' 1 -

i» fow Ttatnai nt i* inrlu.tr d AX) QttP i fltr, '* ! ‘ ^ "p* 1 c 0" c lutrt« evidence of this i.ositiag oveter shellt in ftc tetter ; thus Vnnoua reaolotioaa. in reference to the ru» Ba Capitol atoch," which is 00treaJlv rrOpr, ’“* r_ ~ ~ t myatare, breaking wp the* "U'l'»J«?.*‘»‘»"«ry.,»ostege atamps ffie.r das uutti loGl consequeatly itisotilv SO' ^ C0,, *' R,, *• * nd ol *>cr seminaries of shad fi.-herio* and greatly obstuctiog navi- one >o •«««« the do^y to official.

oud or anticipcted from the i le * n!i " ,r COnlin,, * ,0 »Mr high gallon. Bariof the taal year nreeh injury < . ,, - n,u S ° r “s*:®"*. •""“>er to sup-dy j reputatioa and to shed the benign infiun- has W«a done, tout the Coverow issued a “*•• member with a copy of Nison’s re. „f rJipfo^ , n j (ir . r „ ie |;i|jd procl.niaUou forhidding the pracUre, and nnd another to fix the hour of 10 ! 1 have anon .ie.! the meetiags of the Board subsequently beida correspondence with th* 0 ' r,6rk . A - M f«r commencing the morn ug

r BBticiperod. from the

Mi of the teftwre. the cwmpante* volriwg to pay it ia advance Thi* i ho mdevalued fo order to

u of the finunees.

• that the revenue has i.

v York

k.. b„„ 1 “”P«rUk«, ... #..., llot-r — t be members elect met. and

**lf“yoBr view of retrenchment be concur (Hat with my own, I beg to **„*'• '» yo.

«te»y thoua.n s ot dollars may be

BB*od. annually, by obliging oach county to IteJ the bills of .Taxed costa" for the pioe “Ta of state prisoners tried at its

iBff bj compelling each county # for the enure supjHirt of u* 1 “ »*• luMlK asylum, bv t tha Mate would be relieved

f seventy -fir* rents

of Irestees of the various colleges, amf am Governor end Alt. General of Ni gratified t« know that those bodies aim tn state, since which IBs nuiaasce d-elevate Mill h^hor their respective in.ti- abated; butt he message recommend* ...»

ar— ; l.llor,,. >„! „ fk,„ „f . I,.7„jk.mir.5 Ik, Ho.rJ •" , “ 1W 10 » , * ,r ll J * k ' k*" 1 - »' *k-

- ... *k»r.«.,«Mk.-fpon.rtoi, p . t „„, |,, tet Otomhtoto.ftwtort lb. mift-

r.TV, 11 k»,. tow ekto-re- •*»■ ..mn,....:, .... to WOtoito,.., ««■.#. *' A..1,1 r.n.r... “™r*™ » wk«h •• to.l totowurt kto d«.rf«ltoa»o., it to*"" toltoiooto | «l»ikl»toU. toh Io a,. Ell.io, Sl.to.

tottoMU, .tofnitoK, b , Tk. toliur, tot., i, ito to. Coio. .....I,, «b. »« to ,o.iil) U.. tolMtoto. / „ ,. r.r™„„.»to Ik., .(.oUetiio. b. - , TkkBkto ofTtoto. for ,h. tokool , ...o, „ c.,,,™. |o, . j,,.!., o..k,i of! joo.fto o.r. Jfk.Wli.oll, cJto. Fool—coti.miaj; of Ike Gotomor, Au.r Q ,, D ,r ot 0Qr .u,, ' ! .n# (b, m.i«b.irop|»or.tl Io b. .»oro io, <y^to, of toK.Ftoitoi Tb, O«,lo,i»l Surr.y ; lb. s uu ■ ■'.‘"-'■'-J*™'.-»-K-bi Io■ .f lbo Hooto bpto., of lb. Uoom— ! Libr.ry, lb. .f«, of „c...ir. .^ibr.- »• Jobn«,„_o|,„ j, .p. bototo^too,. .rib, rftb. p»»., joor, ! ,toio. of onr o.t.r.ltolio. I**» re *k«k II to#.. k.'o. t k„oo.i.aii„ ioioto coo 1 to. to opoo Iho Ob.orr.„r. of Ik. g rt .-jre~«*~S k » —~ Sre-»W Ito f ,k " r '“' L .»** !••«—» k„ ! tok. to to. fttoi, toto* io. jfjMJ.lfc.1 H .1. p,.,»to ih.1 ft. ‘'’ d «» -» | IV Ocrto. i. to.,J..to .lib ! "■““■i* ‘"’••i™ » MU .tor to ..to r* V o' “^relb, to ! of to U.l loptoo^. to ®.p.i.U# . i '•• d - k ‘' lk « Vlork n-fuiod T rt - If rel.k.«l. to, proroo. of u „ d „„„ lo «tonto . -to to .to o. to

,o okto b-rr.rr lb. I.» o,to, ol pr.^T., : „ , h . , of i. t ,„p. t ^.; f-»“ d - k “ b. Ui. ototo to” "SSS B "‘“»»»to.,o.p, .po. .kick .,n k. d.M i, d„ to, to, t, I-*. reS-Jutoo. to J.|, ,..hto 1 1.1. , ..p«to to «Ui., o,.o,i.i„toj, u lb, ; ,to. p—d b, to Upi.l.,.™, *ilb to to iboogb too, pm...,, obto

i,, ftolklo » f-.o, of to ceoblry. loo., ^ U „, j -• -I—# <» to «i..to.

■» rebOfto.torfto prop ' .•oof oto.tobftft lb* coo,.to. I, W® to to. Si*..u, .to. the (motof «W- | erty, awd te pereow of ehareeter. who have foifo.fo* pawaph • i , ** i J e4r - hut Mr. Johouou was permittod

! bto toll, toto w b. ptopi I. to -Hr .ttoUoo k u Vo. .Bctol, to to “"W ki. to l.rio, to toio., to orptotooftoto L, to Frtooto rfto pto for >*.:'“.?*** M ‘r“-

- y Tre lUudlwg annirst appniprlaUou >om ' county CfTotea to a wroeraLmeat of the ' Afl * r ' ,1>e '"• n,U!r * *•*» swore, the L° f ? > r W 1 , ! W . TW T Ty *t*W* ^oohl ^S! t -that Marty" all tb. eom. HcW ^ ^ ^ ***' » Vbhto “'“"J-^retoVU.'-, rel from ih. p W .u Wf.r. to. V» oriy i^ i.' to "• Ftotoo, (Itoi..) of

tool ire.tol,,o„«.oi to toil ™- „„toto to W Mokitoi., Jri.ia„# “““• *—1. (Opp.) of Co--toy. to. Jr—: to.., i. .(I Htbl, , k „ , u. p*.ito oppoibkniii— for ; W-toto. Tb. loDooi,, to

proenring liquor has appeared to bo from ; tU * T °^ ; ‘ - p.-dlaru, who, la wagons, with signs o< »«- Perreadua AppUgaU. Arrow, ‘iiareiog «Bid.' tessish «••kiy Hppiws Of B«BBtt, (tend. Brokerpometed drink* aori dmiver them jBrek«, Omsman, i door to door, at such low price* *a plainly i 7 ■ *' t * r4tl4 ®’ Hab*mayur. Hate, Har. not indicate th** lf mwarehia Quaiitire." It Hortoo, Mackerly, Marsh, bJi loito, oTto.Ire ol .1 jgSwSI 2 I "■“"t **Ctoke,, - M.Sioooy, J—. Ui itol. Ibuo.notore 1 Uto y— »,H . 1'ai.rwo. ftobom, F—, Bto«

;tt,■ r£- - 1 i k -re Tto.:

.*ftb.u. Aj™,

tVcnMCKDAY, Jan. 1*. SrxATX.—A bill was lu trod seed lu repeal the iu|ipWment to The act Tor the more easy preserva'ion of mortgagee, end notice was given of .ha iutroductioo of oevsret

olher Li111%.

.A molvin to reconeider the resolutien. paused yesterday to provide 820 worth cJ stationary for each aiember, was agreed tn. it being undemood that the House would not vote for more than $3 each, and they could not draw money from the Treasury without the assent of both Houses. Tha President announced the Joint and Standing Committeua, which ww have ao» space to give io this iatee. w / Hcise.—But little was dune ai tha morning session. In lire- afternoon, the Gov-

the present Gorer- | ernor * Message was receivod and rend, afre from hi* present | ter which resolution were oflered. declare

ing Joel M. Johnson, of Panaic Co- ineligible to u scut in the floMe, therefore the district from ahich be had been elected

was vacant.

A long debate ensued, and finally tb* resolutions were adopted.by th# foltewing vote, and thus bis seat Was declared «a« caul. \ J'cos—Messrs. Applegate. Arrewowillv Barcroft, tfonoeti, ifoud Brinkarirol', Car - ter. Uule, Crnzer. Docker. Dense a, Dreka.' Graham, Habeim*yer. Hale. Harkar. Hap. per. Hortoa. Mackeily. Mulford. McCrecken. McNinney. A^JJ. Kattenon. Jaa. Fattareon, Keakbam. Fop*. H-homp. Sboemaker, Stafford, Teoaa, WUlare41. .Yoys-Messrs. Al.holt. Ayres, Ball. Bangbart, Booraom. Brewer, Gondii, Cooley. Dey. Dobbins. Freeman, liaii. Irina. Uraaleer, Lipponcott, Marsh, Maybew^ Monnt, Kcaves, Bnsling. Slmigbt, 8ooy. Sterr, Stokes, Vanhorn, Whotler, Wood-re

27.

Tmi kadat. Jia. 12. Sre ate.—Sapplemants to tea (iluaborw k Millville H. It charter and the Capa laland Island Turnpike charter were ooured.. A committee was sppoiutud to make arrangement* for the ioauguraltoo of the Governor elect. The Governor* Message was rectived read, sod afiprepriaiely refored. A motion to fnntiah each Senator with 820 worth of atationory, after eoaMdaiBhls-

Nort-

>n?Sfere adopted ; but no other busi-

. . ... • “fb"* •"* -f. Srtorr.p, Shi -l.» l.r iu -to | wnirfiy Tk. ..nos ht U to ptopoiiy oto F„, u, j|

"V

diAcanion. was a<iopte< Ibrsolntiooa of lov* for thoCoioa and condemning rhe Harper's Ferry affray ware adopted. Hoist —The Joint apd Dittoes were annoencmr The following losoletioo was adopted. Resolved, 1 hat a commit roe of thrao ha apjtolhted, whose duty it shall be u> make a. Im of stationery necessary for tbe use of tea members and officers ; saeh list to h»oubmtited for eompeUlten. and awarded tethe |arson who will furnish said stationery on the most favorable terms.

By a

limited to §20

Oa Tuesday evening of test week, at about fire o’clock, one of the moot borrtbte eatestropbes which it has spar baea anr doty to chronicle, occurred at the tews of Lawrence Mass. Tbe Fomhertwu Mills a* that place, is wfiletoBam eight or sine hundred children, fells ia re*os almost la aa ii scant been ia them at the time, many of wbouR war* crushed to death in mi IbsUbI, and. snhaequeatly. ;tha reiaa areght In. and many who ware not ahte te agincuro thowi. aelvea were literally rapated alive. Tht her of killed fo sappoead (a ha weerte two keodwd, and f a ocean te asps* nated oa of the aiort hawrfifwwdiMr uharectag Jit the ftamha^wasa ragtag pswnaa were auMt walking in the tewer re—, wtech had

to—• coaid they were compallad to reain I he mas Ives U their awfol faro. It is said teal the bafl