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liLEANIXCS. rVOF.TUY. Hi revenues appropriated by the said ct fioni th purnosct Ihirrui specified. AMrNPMt.KT KO. II, Till! ME HAYJ LATER FROM ENGLAND.

1 he hlp Republic, of lhi port, arrived at Bo ton on Tufdr nfirmoo fioin Liverpool, wln nce she sii'rJ im lh if Junuary, three Jitysnfier the fiom. Th Republic brings Loudon paper of th 10th and Liverpool ol Ihe Mih The Cnirucrcial Advertiser ayi Our previous dvicr at tn th slate of the rot-tun maiket were to th evening of thu bth Jnnu-ary We hav now the tronsactions to the evi-nina of the 10th (Wednesday.) Th dti'irmon which was tieetl at the close of the Jvpcjk Portch. It Is said the Hon. Aliiam. fir.

a piiarra, litely deceafd. left a Considerable legacy lo hi fiienj IUhrv t'UVi hlutfliitf lor tli Million TnilIIMNTS IN BItO.iTiU'Jr. III OSUX earf flRKEXlVKU, On th Jim! file Cr, MiOOtkLYlf. roN piicrm sir HF.NRY L. WATSON and Assistant.

aMIK immense sucec which lb tysieat Class 7'rnic ha met with all over F.u. rope, and the peiftct conviction 1 entertain of it applicability to this country, hav induced lo adopt it. aiid carry out it principle upon a teal of considerable magnitude. Musie it lh most social, the most levttinr, and the most refining orthe science end all tin is 1 who advocate the cause oflhe moral iev. iribulioni we on utlil v.

la Plata. Thi. Birirded Mr. Of opportunity to eomment upon th rPl which the repeal eau lh "1'! Th whole amount of th "rent" for wh was oer 500. The Stale trials JM nrertuin.y.

It e. n.s that two containing th name of siity nin pinrl from which the jury wa mde up, were fiow Jefcclivt pan tad thereby dep. iving.lh. defendant from th ad- v.atsget of going befute a jury luird, th whole jury being Prolestants-whtre. ai ihe majority if Ihe missing name embraced lh se of Catholics or Liberals.

Thursday, January I lih, being the day for the th Cnurts were opened with th IIIMI, I'll fotmaliite. There re 13 whul. are partly printed and H'ogrnphcd, and eachjconlains between 310 and 250 page. The iter press printing alone in each Gils 17 pages! Sogreaiwaslhe indignstion experienced in Dublin al the stiiking i lTof the names cf every IV thulic fn.m the Jury, that in three hour a requi. for a call of an ggrceu-e meeting of Ihe Catholic of Ireland, was signed by aixly-flve barkers, only three of whom vers repealers.

On account of the emission of the sixty-nme names, it is declined that the Roverninei.l must abandon the present prosredion and make up a new jury. What the action of the Government would be, was unknown. The Dublin Monitor cf Ihe 10th January, says i We are inclined, indeed, to believe that the Ciown will 'opt the fair and honest course we indicated, beense l.st night notice woe rrved the traversers the intention cHlie Attorney C.ncal lo move the Cou.t tomrrow or is st'on after as possible, that should the trials nol have terminated on the SNt instant, "ach su cceding day Ihe 1 th Ap.il shall be as art ol H.Iu-y Term for the pur- nothing of instance from France. new Biitish Minister to the Court ofFpain was lately presented, and it is said oflhe event, that Ihe address of the British Minuter et 1. I nnd her Majevty' reply, naie 111 hpre.

on account unwonted meaninir, spirit, and into the compositions. It ns if the wo sovereisrrs v.ed in Ihe expression of good towards each other, snd or the hith character sties of their respective availing themselves of the happy opportunity to be atnnee complimentary, generous and just. I( hivh conlracin? parties would feature to mi.ate this and expressive style, perhaps the world misht in time lorgei ine Minister spoke in English, ami li ifthev felt it a rebel lo es- llltmil inr cape from diplomatic ''eoinmon plae. certainly the marled and ''good understanding which pervaded both speeches, lost nothing by the n-empovment of the foreiun tongue, which enshrines he original cf the political aphorism above mentioned. rvit u.

however, Uoomea noi 10 nmt nntvers without responsi bilitv. The explanations which have taken place in the Council and Palace on ihe subject oi interference in layma bctore tier 1 ntin live an: roveu 10. IIUIIICUI liliil.i..-".- high appointments, have led to a new and inv ivliirh is thus stated: nn inf ill roll unv. nml.nHv en nt i ti in iste for toreiKn Aflhirs; Ser.or Hon to lai.e me rurumiuiji name, Castro ol Justice, Miraflores oflhe Home Department, nnd Fezueia 01 nr. i 1 nro.pnt ministrv is not.

however, yet r.ir tlie nnssive resistance of the Provincial 'Deputation at Madrid causes nr.nl tinrncinPfcli. In this influential nouy 11 is mm 1. tir irvn vmces arc raised in oennn 01 mo It will not resisn likethe Aynntamiento of Madrid, but is keeping up its organization and oppo sition at the same time. Frof Gocbaud's Mnemonics. The second Lecture of the con se was c'elivered last night, for the Downlown Class," at the Mercantile Library.

His beautiful and singularly philoso-phicnl exemplifications of his scionco are exceedingly simple, and his science will effect a great nnd almost inconceivable change in tne acquisition of knowledge. Some of the pupils think he has vanity be this as it may, if any one of them were the discoverer of this singular science, he would have reason to feel proud too we think we misht ourselves even, notwithstandin; our modesty. He certainly has irretrievably exploded every other system. The Skcond Advent. The Adventists are holding a Convention in New Vork at the Broadway Tabernacle.

They have for some time been writing all their appointments conditionally should time continue" or, if timeshall last." We read in the Apostle James' letter to the churches that they should say" If the Lord will we will do this or that." Brother Miller published a letter last year, in which he says, by his cal culations, "the Lord will come between March 21st, 1843, and March 21st, 1844." It had a wide circulat on. Suspected Murder. The Washington Stan dard of the 6th says that a man by the name of Horace Stone was found dead in the canal, near Georgetown College, on Saturday night, and from Ihe appearance and situation of the body, strong suspicions were excited that he bad itne to his death by violent means. Insanity of a Murderer. It is said that Pe- nnrd, who stabbed his mistress on board of a ves sel on their passage to New Orleans, has had his tria', but the jury could not agree.

It is said that eleven were for acquittal on the ground of insanity. Hopeful. A lady ol New Vork a day or two ago, gave birth to three fine children, two girls nd one boy. It is said that they are doing II. Pcw-ic Documents.

We acknowledge our cbligations to Hon. II. C. Murphy, of our district, fcr his attcntivencss in fun.isliia us with Coo- ressioi al Documents. L7 Tin Hutchinsok Family are delighting crowded audiences at Washington, Dis.

Columbia. DANirLWusTU. This distinguished stiter maa has published a letter in which he declare that he will abide by the decistoaof the Whig National Coavea ion, a ad plainly ackaowledge-iag that rye of the Whig party are directed to another individatl. nroach address, to couruera mm nary- In the political axiom, S. eech was given hi, ihoiichts." Another in- testing novehy aUended hi.

interchange Hint! H3UI Tim rut won- til niRinii'i I 1 a I 1 1 1 1 1 al I 1 BJilUIUH- H. hU H3.1. yearon rhrW-. 1-43. II lher, Cneral John bluar 1, in of Princ.

Chsrle. was Ihe lady ol Airl.e, well known 7Zur II. ierved on brd. man-of-war for many under those navul urn 7, mi live with .1 near r.Ah live llinra iimiui wife 75 Tei younger lhn hlineir. lie had I j.

bta several wive. 27 children. hnv. been killed ill b.t.le-five ol them in I to Tr-lBr tlon. onc 81 SS travelled in a.

a wandering miiptr. I. plaj inff 011 a riddle, but he never a.ked alms from any Hundreds ofpersons can bear trli.ilo..V lo l. nnmxine slienelb. from winch eiicu.o.tance rial III t.

at.M l.i'M. ml Jemmv Stri lh." S'h piinlil etrrV a has been known to lift carl load of hay, weiffhini a ton and a hall, up l.i b.ek. Many a time he has taken up a jack-ass and walked through the toll-bar, carryl It nn his shoulder. It will be long -fre can look upon his like again, to hear hi tone or 1745, snd his flowing description of the young Chevalier. Petii by Bi'rnino -Under most nfTiili ve eir-eumstnnees, in ll.nrl.

i on the 3d Mi. Lois Smith, widow rflh Benjamin Fmilh, aged 7d. While eneaeed in rekindling a fire in her bedroom, on the vtith her dress arcidenlally ca.iirlit fire, and she became at ce encircled by flame, from which the ex rtiuiis of her family unubleln rescue her h. lor deep nnd fatal wound were inllielcl. She expne.1 without a strueule, oiler nine dnvs ol scwre sull'ering, sustained with heroic fortitude nnd un-complaining reiiiinutiun (Northampton G-zetle, jl inst.

PtTtR Qvis Found. rclerQuin, well known ns a connector under Ihe Curpoialion in the Twrlflh Ward, who was miised sev tal months since, on Salmday evening, after hnvins paid Ihe workmen in his employ, was found diowned at the ot of Tenth street, East river, last eve-nine. From appearances of Ihe body then- i little doubt Hint he cams In his sudden death by foul means. An inquest was hild ytslir-day. Anothi Mmrr.

In Madison Parish, La. Mr Wilkin bad threatened to shoot a mule be-lonaing lo Mr. Wntley, who was overseer for Win. Cochran, Esq. Some days nen -leysawthe mule floating the Bnyou, head br.

ken with nn nxe without ny I roof 1 tie deed hnving been committed by WiKiins, Watley got his cun, ordereil two negroes I nc-enmpnny him, and prreeeilcd In Wilkin' hj'U-e. He inquired of Mis. Wilkirs if her husbnnd was in the house, and was informed that he wn in a cer'nm field. Wutry immediately wtnl there, called Wilkins to Ihe fence, shot him down, nnd commanded bis nesroe to benr the corp lo the house oflhe murdered, and wilh the ellronlery ofn demon o-olly opened theente himsell to give entrance into the yard, tie lias since nee mpeu. IIowq.ua.

The great Hong merchant How qua, died on Ihe 1th of this mmrh (September) about iwo o'clock in the aftern on. Several days previous he was aware of his approaching end, and requested, being unable to speak, that his friends might pass hy his couch, that he mishtlook his Inst farewell. We hope to hi' able, in a following number, to lay before our renders a short sketch of thin most successful merchant, nnd in many respects remarkable man. He died ai the age of T5, and is supposed to hnve left enormous wealth whether hi. nest of kin will be permitted tu enjoy it, remains lo be seen.

Canton Register. Romantic Incident. A singular circumstance happened on Saturday eveninz tn two lovers, who wereon their way heme from Wooton 10 Charfield, Gloucestershire. To the gren' surprise oflhe lady she met with her former lover, just returning from America, to make her his bride. The cries of the two quite alarmed the neighborhood.

A gentleman, who happened to he riding past nt the time, advocated the claims of poor William, but in vain; Ihe damsel declared in favor of ihe Yankee, nnd the marriage ikes place in a d.iy or two. Worcester Juur. Two large spots on the Sun are said 'o be visi-I le now with small The l.neest is said, hy an astronomer in Ihe Philadelphia Ledger, to be 13,000 miles in diameter! containing nn nren of 150 Dillons of square miles! They will be visible but a day or two longer. Trades vs. Ages.

Tne Lewell Courier says: "The average ne of printers is only 31 years, bat they do quite as much cood in th ir lives as some that live loneer. Yeoman live to the age of fiii, ergymen 55, fishermen 41, mariners gentlemen 5H, lawyers 53, physicians 57, laborers 51, butchers C2, traders b'0, painters 42, powder makers 25. Dufx in Vermont. The St. Albans Republican of the 3 1st mentions that a duel was fought nlPhilipsburg by two ecntlemen.who, with Iheir seconds came from Montreal.

One of the princ pals is stnted to hava been a New Yorker. They exchanged several shots without any damage being done, anil the seconds despairing of a hit adjourned the duel sine liie. The New Yorker and his friend went Soulh, nnd ihe her parties to Canada. The names are not given. New Trim.

Granted to Marsh. The Court of Oyer and Terminer of New Jersey have grnrted Thomas Marsh (found euilty at a previous silting of the Court, of muider in the first degree) a new trial, to commence at the April terra of that Court. Fourth Ward ZZecUns of IIjc AMERICAN REPUBLICAN ASSOCIA TION, held in Classical Hall, un Thursday, Feb 8 FRANCIS SPIES took the Chair, and called the meeting to order. The minutes of the last meeting having been read and accepted, the Con stitulion nnd By-Laws were called up and read, after which a committee of five was appointed to retire and nominate officers for the Association for the coming year; whereupon the following persons were chosen Danifl P. Barnard, President of the Francis Spies, 1st Vice John D.

Lawrence, 2d G. W. Hunt, Secretary. Richard L. Wvckokf, Treasurer.

And a pilance Committee of twenty five, of those that have signed the Constitution. that a committee of five he to se.ect suitable persons for ward 1 flicers for the spring election. Committee appointed by the Chair. Motion, that this Association adjourn, to that the igilanee lommiltee may nrcanise. Motion, that the proceedings of this meeting be published in all the Brooklyn daily papers.

Adjourned. DANIEL P. BARNARD, President. G. W.

Hunt, Secretary. it 7IARRICD. In New-Yotk, Joha Lyon to Mr Jane G. Humbert Geore Stewart lo M.ts Mary A. Morgan.

IilCD. In New-Ycrk, Alexander M. Scott, aged f5 Mrs. Jessie Charlotte Lansing, aged Robert B. Sioms aged 56 Maria Harrison, aged I).

Th T.ecM'l ire ha' nut in tiny manner ereale anvih liil iii'T if the Mate, ill i. ttl.ith liuil nuelv i.r ill Hie ut Buy liim." mo million of dollar', except lu ri'l'tl iiiv.on, or suppress insurrection, unle the Mine slull be auihuuxrd by a for Sonie -lni-wuiL. to he ili lincllr SIK'Cinril therein, a. law shall iinposn anJ provide fur the eo Ii cimi or a direct annual tax to pay the interest of such debt nr liuhiliiy st It foils due, and alto tn pay and discharge the principal of such debt or liability within eishtc years from the time of the contracting- thereof. And nn rich law shall take ellrc! until it shall, ul npneral election, hav been submitted lotl.e pro.

I le, an I have received Ihe sanction of a mnjoiity of all the voles east for and against It eleeti n. AnJ upon the trial passase or every such bill, in eiiher bouse of the LesMatuie, iii-Question shall be l.krn hy Ihe ayes and nays Uiii en ered on the journal, and sha I be, ''shall IM bill pass, and ninth! Ihe same to receive the sanction of the people And Ihe assent or a tn. or the mmibrrs elected to i ach house orthe Legislature shall be rrquiied In the parage such hill, and such law shall be irrrpcnluh until such d. ht or liability, nnd the interest thereon, are fully paid and discharged. And the moneys ai isins fr.

ni anv loans or stocks erealir such debt or liability, shall he npplieJ lo the object or work sp-cificd in the act authoring such d. bt or liability, or f.r the payment of such debt or liabiliiy. nd tonoolher purpose whatever. here debt or liability on the pnrt of the Slate shall be crea-led to repel invasion or suppress insurrection, the moneys arising fmm the loans or stocks creoling such debt or liability, slull be applied lo the purpose lor which the same were raised, or for the payment of such debt or liubility, and lo no other purpose whatever. Mr.

B. announced bis intention nt is enrly a day as was possible, lo call for the consideration of these resolutions, il he would tlicrtloiemove they be laid on the table. Agreed to. tmOOivLYH STAR. Fbidav Evening, Feb.

9, 1811. Kings Common Pi.eas and GcNtRAL Sessions. The Court opened yesterday with the following causes Joli Taylor rs. civil ease, for use and occupation. Verdict for plaintiff $109.

Pcoplt vs. Smith. This was an action for ft (ten nit nnd hatterv with intent to Ui I. The de fendant was a colored boy. It seems that he had commenced a playful contest with a white boy, Jacob J.

Van Riper, of Graveseud, in which his temper became excited, and he used a knife, 6tab-binir Van Riper in the arm and face. The Jury did not think the intent to kill existed, but found the defendant guilty of an aggravated assault and battery. The People rt. Doreviui, Buth, awl another. The defendants were put upon trial for an affray fin in nridee street last November.

The case is continued to-day. CoRRF.CTim. In the notice of proceedings of the County Court yesterday, it was mentioned that the first Judge in his charge referred to existing abuses in the fire department in terms of repre hension. The statement should have been that the presiding Judge alluded to the fire department in terms hiehlij commendatory, and expressed much satisfaction at its highly improved condition, nnd the comparative infreqnency of false alaims, and of disturbances at fires, and indulged the hope that this important body would be true to their duty, nnd be cherished by the citizens, and be come in all respects what it ought to be. To the Editors of the Brooklyn Eagle, Star and Daily Advertiser i Gentlemen.

The Proprietors of the Exhibi-tion of the Chemical Paintings have kindly volun teered to eivc the proceeds of their Exhibition for this evening, for the Toor of the City of Brook lyn will you plense have the kindness to notice it in your papers ol to day. J. SPRAGLE, Ch'n Central Relief Committee. IT AVe call attention to the above with much pleasure. The Exhibition itself is as beautiful as its object to night is commendable.

There has been but one expression of opinion as to the diaphanous paintings. They will be found splendid beyond all expectatiun. Those who are induced by us to witness them will thank us afterwards. Rev. Mb.

Judd. The rumored misdemeanors of Rev. Mr. Judd are exaggerated in one particular. He was not guilty of seducing his servant girl, although it is ascertained lie took improper liberties wilh her.

The atrocily of his crimes consisted in the improper exposure of children, the eldest of whom is not eleven years of age. He preached his farewell sermon about two months ago, caving as a reason for leaving the church, the delicate state of his health, which would reauire a year's travel to restore. His congregation esteemed him so highly that they gave him the highest testimonials of character, and voluntarily contributed one hundred dollars for his assistance. Ho left Brooklyn some day Inst week, shortly after which his outrageous conduct became publicly known. The following was inadvertently omitted in the advertisement, Public Meet ng in behalf ol the Poor." The following ger tlcmcn were appointed the cei.tral committee, vizi 1st Ward Fisher Howp, 110 Willow street.

2d 3d 4 5th 6th 7th William M. Harris, 109 Jay Cvrus P. Smith, 51 Pierrcpnnt William H. Carey, 153 Washington street. Henry N.

Conklin, 133 Sands Charles Adams, Smith near Living ston street. John A. Cross, W'illiamsburgh and Wnllabout. America Packet Ships. Comparative Speed.

It will be seen by our Foreign News column, that the Montezuma and llottinguer sailed from Liverpool on the same day, the 8th January, and thus a fair trial of their speed could be given. The Montezuma arrived on Monday, and the llottinguer while beating up the bay yesterday, Thursday, ran ashore, but was safely got off and towed to New ioik. There is ol cour-e a difference of four day in the time of. their passage. Man Drowned.

It is now ascertaiued to a certainty thai a man walked olf the dock on the dock on the left of Fullon Ferry, stated in our paper yesterday as a rumor, lie bad on an overcoat, and his footsteps were traced in Ihe snow wi a a lantern a few Binates after the circumstance. Mater Ucghls' Cosiest. The atteation of our readers partiealarly directed to th eoa-cert of the Master Hicwrs, THIS Evening. They too well known in Brook ly a to require oar we refer to ajrrr iwment. Fur lite Star.

Of FUiU Hm-W L. L1. MB. M. I.

CAHI'lNtn. Mark ihc upright, for Iheit rnd is peace Hi waa tnml oi man Th sinnct seal heaven was his hfw lining lirt-nninll ofe very feature, irk nf tii, luiU annl rrvrnlfd. When lliru Mir land Hi' immoilnl VVh lefield Flashed, like me cor on Die aidenl rn pn'd 8. caught Die manna from lul serei np, And (toad baptied fnvorrd son of heaven I So rich the ble nings on hi youthful head, So weet the banquet to liii ransomed mil The day id hi "ouals was so bright A iprlng perennial ever cuhrd forth, In hnlv Incense to the God he 1'ircd. Thro' his long pil imige, his vionr cause, Swqeter and holier grew anu line me uu, Whose foliage thickens wilh increasing ycar, rooli ilir rper when Ihe tempests howl i.

.11 ilis mnllrr brece Mow He spread hit branches wide. Hie counsels, like The friendly leaves, which shade Ihe tender gras. Waving in beauty, piiyr cream i' Vr ihe nluiiin. imparted life Amid the wrecks of hope, which here, and there, Ley scattered 'round upon earth' loveliest lot, i When devolution wun lis poisonous urcaiti Blighted the fairest scenes the the gay, The beautiful, hy eloquence divine, often eoothed. end led their mindi tn God.

Hit wee Ihe hour, the calm, the peaceful hoar, Which n.hrrt in the dewy evet a Mo And i bright cene closed like curtain 'round Each treasured object. Serene he yirhled To the pulse of time, whose numbered bentings At the lengthened space of forty years, lold Him his work was done I Calmly the far ntT Land or Love he viewed listened unmoved To the loud dashing waves, a nearer yet Faith, like the pole-star, pu ded all his steps Led him upon the mount, and to his eye buuehs, th nrnmised fetched on the Eden's young birds warbled Iheirsweclest notes i The verdant groves, the limpid pool, the bowers Of bliss he saw; the New Jerusalem Beheld, descending like a bride, Dressed for her nuptial hour and cried nloud Amid his cxlncy weeping stranee tears Such as the world call strange, who never knew i i rum uiliannn li inrrnufl rne niuuen As ofthe blessings of the better lanu' gush, Hit spirit told its dreams. Ttiintk jfkmt IT was No tyrant. He was qmle UisarmcJ. Kinuiy He spake his errand.

And the goid old roan, 'Whpn nn his hmw his icv seal he fixed Aa his cold touch thrilled through each circling vpin. Looked up and smiled, that he was going Home! Sag Harbor, L. I. AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION. Mr.

Scott, by unanimous consent, on the i iii inirouuceu ins jo iuwiolj icsuiuuuu, which were referred to the Judiciary Committee and ordered printed Resolved, (if the Assembly concur,) Tlint tire following amendments be proposed the Consli- tution of this State, and that the same be relt rred to the Legislature next to be chosen, anil puulish- A ih. mnnnftr nrpxcmiL'u iiv in am. clei Appeals shall consist of the President of the Senate and sixteen Judges, to be elected in manner hereinafter mentioned i the Chancellor nnd Asso ciate Chancellors, me jusuces oi tne supreme Court, or the major part of them. The S'ale shall be divided into lour Judicial Districts. The first shall consist of the first nnd second Senate Districts, the second of the third and fourth Senate Districts, the third of the fiflh and sixth Scnute UlSiriCls, anil lliuiourin ui uicbiivhhi mm Senate Districts, nnd the qualified electors of each Judicial District slinli elect four Jmlnes for rears i and ns soon as the Court shall meet after .1 II.

r.l. n.r..ll. ....1 the Grst election, they shall cause the Judges to be divided by lot into four classes ol lour eaca Iht classes to be numbered one, two, three and four, and the seats of the first class shall be vacated at the end of the second year of the second class at the end of the fourth yearj the third class at the end of the sixth year) nnd the fourth cla-s at the end of the eighth year, in Older that one Judge shall be elected every two years in -each AMENDMENT NO. ir. The Court ol Chancery shall consist of a Chancellor and four Associate Chancellors, who shall each have the same power with the Chancellor, who shall be appointed in like mann.T, nnd hold their olliccs for the same term; nnd the decrees orders and acts of the Chancellor, or either of the Associate Chancellors, shall be deemed to be decrees, orders and acts of the suid Court, subject to be renewed, ollirmed, reversed or discharged -by the Court, on appeal to them.

AMENDMENT NO. III. The present number of the Justice of the Supreme Court i-hnll be increased to eight. AMENDMENT NO. IV.

The Superior Court shall consist of a Chief Justice nnd seven Asssocinte Justices, nnd siuill have concurrent jurisdiction with the Supreme Court in all civil actions of whic the Supreme Court now have or hereafter may have jurisdiction, except ihe power of issuing wri'i of manda-m, quo-u-nrranlo, and prohibition. The said Justices shall hold their offices for the same term as the Justices of the Supreme Court, and shall -nossess all the powers of the Justices of the Su preme Court, nt Chambers, and in the Irinls of issues joined in either of the Courts ol Uyer and Terminer and Ciaol Delivery. AMENDMENT NO. V. No Jndze shall be removed by the joint resolu tioa of the two Houses of the Legislature, or by the Senate on the recommendntinn of the Governor, unless such cause of removal khall be entered upon the journals of both Houses, or the Sennle, as the case may be, and the Judijc asninst whom the Legislature or the Senate mry be about to proceed, shall receive notice thereof, acccmpanieu wilh a copy of the causes alleged for his removal, at least twenty days lelore Hie Uay on wiucn either House shall "act thereupon, and the said Judge shall he heard in his deft-nct before any question shall be taken upon such removal and the yeas and nnys be entered upon the jour rials of the House or Houses, as Ihe case may he.

And so much of the fifth article, and the thir teenth section of the first article of the Conslilu tion as are inconsistent wiih the amendments aforesaid be abrogated. And the fiflh section of the fifth article is hereby abolished. On Saturday, February, 3d, Mr. Bi.sworth, from the select committee to whom had been referred SO much of the Governor's message as relates to Cobs itutionsl Reform, reported in part, as follows: Resolution proposing certain Amendments to the Constitution, in relation to Mole Debts and Liability! Resolved, (if the Senate concur,) That the following amendments be proposed to the Constitution of this Stale, and that Ihe same be retrrej to the Legislature next to bo chosen, and published in the manner prescr.bed by the eighth article of the Constitution AMENDMENT NO. I.

The pledge and guaranties of the act entitled Aa act to rrovide fur payment the debt and preserving the credit die State," passed Marx 29, 1812, are hereby continued, and the revenues specified therein shall be applied to the purposes theraia aneeifiel, includinf (b repayment to the failed State Deposit KunH. lo Ihe Common chool Fand, ot all monies of the said funds, which karc tor or shall be invested ta pursuance cf "ie said act and the Legislator tiiaJI not divert rnJin ihe filh. in the friers, bad been re eovcini, and the muikel generally evinced more firmness. In tirvndttllfla. noticed hv the pers received on Monday, was fully ma ntaincd at the iliitr ol th last auvicrs.

The addition of news, by this arrival, th we had Hit' otlur duv. by the scarcely suiiieifnt to make cue of the smallest 1iM.I ill hi Rv ihnt airivnl had in. lellisenc from China and Imlin, Ihe nermint of the furmntion of the jury (or the trial ol we re- it i' nriirrt. we revenue ibuhs oi vim. Oiicon Victoria' acei lent, the dissolution nf II Le.

Itv industiious cleanin we a-e enabled to add Ihe following items, and nn mora vn nnneara li remain in the same stal of tumultuous excitement without di ite action in which she has been for months. The near np rirnach of the state trials." hich were lo commenced on the 15lh had ealU-d f. rih two m.ii'xmf nw. onn anpnre 1 1 from the Cnth lie clersy and the other from Ihe city Corporation of Dublin. The first is a call for an nil the Catholics in lieland, at Dub- nn the 13lh two days bef.ne the trials, to protest against the striking f.om Ihe jury i 1 1 Catholics i and Ihe se- mutii.n nn Ihe 8th at Ihe session of Ihe Corporation, by Aldnman Roe, fmmcrly Mayo- of Dublin, for an addies by Ihe Corpora tion of Dublin to ihe Queen, representing thi un.l.

whieh Ireland l.il-oieil, and re questing her to postpone the Rtale trials until those grievances snail ue reulcll. mean imc the reparations for the liinls were go. ins and Hie fouit-room was unoergoi.i a comp ete ulleration, to eunble a greater con in attend on this ensrossing occasii n. The weekly rent declared ot the meetins of the Repenl iatinn, on the 8th, was France. In the French Chnmber if Peers on (iiK tin.

linLe Bioalii- moved the an Cinn'i which was an nlfir- mmivn pchn ti the siieech. In the course of th debate upon it the Duke dc Richelieu made nn explanation Willi recaru to ins visn i iIr Uordeaux. nt Lon Jon, assertins: that it wn in nn nrnv a violation of his allesionce lo th eoveri ment. The fust I ree parnitraphs of the address had been adopted nt the last advices. tu I nmlnn Times of the Gill, in nn arlicl devoted to abusing the opposition in the French Parliament, says The fust occurrence of Ihe Parliamentary year in France namely, the appointment tne men her of the committee which draws up the ad dress, has given the ministry a lareer majority and a more complete victory than ntui oeen ume cinated bv its most sansuine adherents.

Encli r.r ii. l.urrnux or siandinff eoinniittees, into which the Chamber of Deputies is subdivided, nominates one member fur the committee oi in nf these nine voles, seven are on th side of the Government, nnd only two on that of the opposition. M. Thiers, M. Tocqu.

ville, and M. Duvergi, de Hauranne, were among Hie ae- feated candidates. cimiurte in Pnric linil'nne of their customn rw hiilliiiins. a dav or two after the opening of the Chambers, aprop. 8 to a foolish speech from old Lnlitte; ond this pallry alTair is pompously Heralded this morning as a "symptom ot revoi utiun." Ecvpt.

A letter from Alexandria ilnteu Ae reir.her 22J savs several extensive sales ol cot ton have lately been made by the growers of this staple in Ezvpt, and nmon? others, Ibrahim Pa nn f.r i ha has sold Hie wliotc ol tiis crop (nooui canlars or 10,000 bales,) i leu ulrs per caniar. hip in nsii7ninpnt-t. These assianmenls con II those emidovcd in the service of the government, the greater part of whom have been waiting upwaru oi iwo yeui for what was due them, and are now under the necessitv of seUiiis Uieir at a loss from 0 tn tft ner cent. A dreadful storm occurred in North Jutland on the 11th and 12th Dec. Upward of 200 lives are said to have been lost.

FoHr Days later. ARRIVAL OF THE ROSCIUS. The packet ship Roscics, Capt. Collitw, ar rived yesterday morning nt New York, Irotn Liverpool, bringing papers to Ihe Hlh January The Vestal, twenty six gun brig, Cnpt. Tal bot, was hourly expected at Portsmouth, England on the 10th to embark Mr.

Pakenham, the Biitish Minister, appointed to succeed Mr. Fox at Washing'on City. She would be paid adv.ince wages at that port, and sail about the IGth for New York, and may daily be expected to arrive, The steamship Hibernin, arrived nt Liverpool on the 13th in ten days from Halifax, convey ing nine days later news. The sum raised by the Home League now amounts to 00,000. The cost ofoccupyingand retaining Algiers by the rench Government has been the enormous am of 22,400,000.

This is paying rather high for such a whist'e, as far as present appearances indicate. The British Pail ament was lo assemble on the 1st of February. The friends of the Free Church of Scotland have raised 25,000 in aid of itsfuncisin England It is stated that the English have taken pos session of Diego Saurez, a magnificent port in the Island of Madagascar. The Liverpool Chronicle says that "thcAmeri- ean Packets which have recently left this port alford evidence of the improving state of bu-iness wilh the United Slates. The llottinguer on Monday took out freight omountiug to upwards of 1,5: 0, ond eleven cabin passengers; the Montezuma, which sailed the same day, upwards of 1,500, and ten cabin passengers.

By the way, these two fine vessels, both remarkably fast sailors, are pitted against each other, and bets to some amount are dependent upon which gets home first. The fine transient ship Coho'a, also sailed in company; she is known to be a very fist ship, and is pitted, as regards speed, against the ves'tl-i we have named. In future, there will be a packet every Jirt days. The Europe is the first ship under the new regulation. The Roscius, which is about to sail, takes out freight amounting to 1,400.

Indeed, the American packets have received better freights lately than for a length of time previously." A large meeting of the principal iron-masters of Birmingham, Wales, and the neighboring districts had been hclJ in Birmingham, whea a motion was made to reduce the price of iroa ten shillings sterling per tna. The motion was seconded, bat on being put to vote, it was unanimously rejected by all hut the two individuals whe originated the r-rcpoMlion. IiELASft. On Moaday, Jan. $th, lja Rerxal Association belJ it regular weekly eaeeUir.

Mr. OToixiu was present, tad spoke wilh ltd aeeal pertiBei.ce and huraor. Amorf the eoa- proveinrnl iTlhe people, ill uo num 10 spread it Influence through every eta. nf society. I'pon Ibis fnet, I earnestly request the co-opera.

tion and assistance of lhoe whoae hivh moral character ivc Ihctn an extensive and useful in. fluencc. Ttmifrtinrt is one great agent in the good cause ofMoi.il Reform, nnd I failesl asveit, having the tJliie nf uefilliia in Kuroie, that wihly dini.innle.l, will prove a vast powct ful allv, and Work in pel ct cuueord wilh it. Books will be opened lr Ui inrtion tif th names of those wishing to Join nny of ihe classes. For Brtuvlway al Stodurr Piano Fori Store.

Forllu son nd fineiiwich Al J. B. Prie't Millie Store, S02 Hudson street. For lh east side of Chiisiinan'a Muic Store, Pearl slrwt, 1 by note, post paid, lo the Principal, 5 Ainiiy strvelj and for Brooklyn At Ihe ofile lh Daily Adverliscr, anJ at L. Hjousberry't Storr, Fulton street.

CHSFS. BROOKLYN. At II o'clock for Ladie! at 4, and at half past for Indict and Cciitleinen, BROADWAY. Thvrsd iv At 1 1 o'clock, for Ladirti at 4, for Mi'srs, an I at 7, for Ladiea nnd Gt ntlemen. HUDSON AND GREENWICH.

I'riilitfM II o'ehieh, lor I.i'lir at 4, for Misses, nnd al 7, I Ladiea nnd Gentlemen. HAS I' SIDE. SatvrilnjM II o'clock, for Ladie at 4, for Mi.e, and nt 7, for Ladie and Gentlemen. TERMS per qaniter. payable alwny in advance, i 'rcn's Cta-ses, 8 per quarter.

Each Leson will bo a uble lesson. To Lndirt joining- both morninu and evening classes, a reduction in the terms will be made. THE WORKING MAN'S CLASS. The of this class nie to low, lhat only huge numbers will enable us to establish it. The on which this is modeled, usually contain the wives, dauel lers or sistt-r of the mule members, thus rendeiine the instruction much rinre aureenble an I tise'ul.

TERMS. Fur one cvci.ins in the week, (dou. ble lesson) $2 per quarter. Tern in every class lu be paid invariably in advance. Feb.

U-3m fj. uii.nii:. pOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. 81 Ful-1) ton street, ell'cis for sale I set Ree's Cj elope-Tin, 47 4U volumes bound in Russia, piiee Thev are in cood enndilion. Also, the Came of Dr.

Busby, piice 37, tt SO ihe Races, 75 of Happiness, Also, many of the IYiiodicnl and Chep Publi-cntions nf the day, School nnd Misceilaneout Books, Sutionery, i.c. A. M. W. Ins the Brooklyn Atrcncy for Vrm'j Museum price $1 00 The and Receives s'llncnntions for, 1 00 Pai ley '8 Vnsnzine.

price The Cultivator pi ice Harper's Illnmiiia Picl. Bible, prr No. Parley' Cnbiuet Libinry per No. The Lady's Book, Ladies' Companion, the Columbian, Graham's per No. 00 00 23 25 25 Ladies' Niitit.ua! anil Ln'Mes' Magazine', nt $2 0 per year 1 l' cents per number.

School Libraries and other Books furnished. Blank tiooks made, and Binding in various style done to order. fe9 tf JOSEPH HECEMAN, Auctioneer. ll.ji'rman Si. I.

au.) SALES ROOM, It Fl'IION STREET. JOSEi'II IJKiiK.M.W. Auctioneer. pOIK'JIK'Slt. ID In consequence cf the storm, the sale oflhe Real Etate advertised for the 8th of February, is postpone I to Monday, March 4, at 12 o'clock, at the Sales Room, No.

14 Fulton street. 10, At 12 o'clock, at No. 38 Fulton stieet, to close a concern for cash 1 hulf pipe 4lh proof, A. Scipnette Brandy, 79 gallons; 1 half pipe 1-t proof Cocnae, 73 gallons 1 quarter cask Madeira Wine, refined and suitable for bottling, 30 1-2 gallons. Kfoudny.

195h. At 12 o'clock nt the Sales Room, No. 1 1 Fnl'-lo-, st. VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPER-TV. The iwo story ame House No.

72 Hicks corner of Orange valuable stand for Grocery store, for which purpose the basement is now occupied. The lot is about 26 feet front on Hicks by nbout 101 feet derp on, p(ange, with cnod stable on the renr. The hoiise rent this year for $450, and the glalde for $75. ALSO, a g. nteel two story and Attic Brick House and Lot, No.

44 MiJdagh near Willow sis. The House is in excellent order, and th situation very desirable, beine within 2 or 3 minutes walk of Ferry. Two thirds 1 the purchase money on the above two house may remnin on Bond nnd Mortgage. ALSO, a very convenient two story and Attic frame House and Lot, Nn. 129 Prospect treet, with a two story kitchen in the rear the lot is 25 by 7.) feet.

The bui'Mincs in excellent order, and newly pain ed but a short time ago. Ha If of the purchase money may remain on Bond and P.J11) CfWtiEKT, JU Hall's Exchange ft Hillings, I'rooklyn, FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 9. THE MASTER HECHES and Mrs. PAGE, will (at the request of several families) give another Vocal and Instrumental Concert as above.

Tickets 25 cents each. Tickets nnd procramme, may be had at Mr. Hjouoberry's Music Store, Mr. B. XV.

Davis's, Fultou street, and at the Post-Office. Feb. 6 2t To Lrf, The STfinn Nn. TnUnn ilml. 1 Js'kS ne ihe most desirable locations in Rrnnkttn for a Flrir flmIe Klnr will be leased for term of years.

Also, TWO Dwellinc-Houses in near the Presbyterian Church. Applv to CHAS. J. HE.NSHAW, Feb. 8 lw No.

81 Clark street. BY R. J. TODD Auctioneer. Saturday F't.

10, At half past 10 o'clock, in the Sale Room, 88 Fulton street Furniture A choice assortment of second hand Furniture from a family removing, comprizing a general variety of ueful articles. Also, a stock cf new Cabinet Furniture, which will compare with any in market. 2 splen did full Freneh Sofas, to match. Sale positive. Saturday Ivonlns.

Fob. JO. Same Evening, at early candle light, in the Sales Rooms, a valuable stock of Dry Goods, Clolhine, fine Table and Pocket Cutlery, Carpenters' Tools Book, Stationery, Perfumery, Faacg and pledged article. Also, without reserve, to close invoice and pay advance, 22 Bias and Wood Clocks, 6 1 able, 8 pair 13-4 ribbon eouaa Blankets, and some fclher articles of Furniture. Also, one Silver Lever Watch tale a from the Pkilittiats.

Also, a compile set of English Candle Moeki end Stands, li'tle used, and a quality of School Furniture..