The H m. J. H. Rot vrtux, of the Council,
has our thanks for sundry bills, journals, re
ports. Ac., received.
(i. 1. Wai.i..ui, has our thanks for ducu
moots.
Mr. Hnisnois, transcribing clerk In tho
Council, has favored us with a number ot
documents which ate acknowledged.
fl /” Wo noticed in a Uto number of tho
M: hr auk i r Smtintl, as an argument against
n Macs utilized road, that tho stupe would
have to bo brought from the eastern shore of
Lake Michigan ! In this, Mr. Sentinel, you
hay it exposed your ignorance ol what our Ter
ritory r ui produce in that line, to say the least
of it. There is no lack of stem* in this Tirti
uny as a whole, although they may not be
very equally distributed. There aro very few
towns in this region hot what have bouutiliil
quarries of stone, and there are stone enough on
tho north shore of fourth lake at Madison, to
construct the whole road. II wo are no 1 , mis-
M'.rn, there is tt great plenty of stone in the vi
cinity of Janesville.
j
I ,:- Thom vs W. l>omt, promptly refuses
In accept of hi* liberation mi tbo terms offered
him liy tho legislature of Khodo Island, via :
to t .to the o:vh of allegiance to tha State.
By the Uulrna Gtizclle of the 1 till, we
aro informed that tho Illinois l anal loan has
till been taken in Europe, ntid lh.it there is now
every probability of a speedy completion ol
that important work \k o really hope there
will be no draw backs lht« time.
Wo aro also indebted to the flatcltr, for
late new* from Wa>hington, relative to the
j assign c<f the Tetu resolution*.
