The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-16


the sxrarrur o,, nrsssr,sa IN ,s,ors, u a.,ixsns
BROOKLYN Ia a. alton 10 The Eerres NewYork
md Long Island Mr. E,Js,m nressnas m. me- saori a.
.apzing the Sss ;sr1arce Sonna ~ ,io NJ Rocse,
gave notice n hill 10 extend The TINE for The coecol
Il tsxes Tor the year 1874 Mr. Jones gave notice
I'LL to amend the revised statutes relative to the strbu
ton Of The assets Of person diving in,esa,e The reso
u'ions offered by Mr. Clark in favor Of the ccupation
res on and the alton OF Texas up and
iscussed by Mr. Clark in support Of them and by Mr.
utnam i'm which the were again aid
the table The remainder of the day was principally
occupied in debate upon the subject Of referring 80 much
4 the Governors message as relates to the anrent dis
,nrbsucaswhich resulted nrefsrence to the Jud ciar,
4 is housr Petitions were presented for a revision
II the Militia laws against the annexaon Of Texas ss
save tr,iI9ry for law % invest surrogates with the
o., r. Ie a. q CnanGe,y IN cases Of iunatcs
% 81 modinca.ion OF the usury law;
New York 10 incornsrats tho Sa,y n Ia Tue cry
IN the city Of New York to increase hs ,ax nm orsrn
insurance companies doing business in New York ard
brooklyn on behalf Of tue Law Institute in New York
y for relief to incorporate the American Home Mis-.
sonary society Tor McAdam road along the Hudson
70 ne punt ny convict labor to incorporate thu
ssiyyy aa M Raroad for law pun.
towns The question license or no license to sell liquors.
Senate fixing upon the 18th inst for the election Of u. s.
senators concurred in. Notice was given OF bI,
o discontinue lth street in The city Of New York also
Of bill to assess all property at its intrinsic value also
remainder Of the day was principally occupied in debate
upon the question Of Day toms right to seat in tho
House, from Suffolk Counsy-be having been appointed
% an once anoer the General the question
was not aecioed.
Nrw Jersey COMMUNICATIVE T.eg;saure of
New Jersey met in Tyen,on On ths Ia,h inst and
4fected its organzaon by the appontment Of wSr Of
dcers in both branches viz
John G. smaliwood of Gloucester, President of the Sc
son, Of Trenton sergeant.atArms.
Wa2ener
A spsaas,, a. ~ os..e., o. es'em. .ierH WIN hyno
-. se~ % pruns"ck' Se'seah' az Arms' Inc last ny
VOTE o. ~ 20 ~.
.oc3s ran no candoates In the senate-the parties
s'and ID wing 10 ioeos.
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RAILhoAD ACCiDENr-l Wo persons were Kllleo
Yesterday upon Inc main stem OF the Baltimore
ana ONO Railroad, by Delng run over by the cars.
he Monocacv brdre and wb;le string as,r;Ja ths
rack mnrt;s;no a hoia in ,hs sjaansr oar .n,s
Ia ~, o.s MY ~ '..o eeopeii Sai cane
suddenly upon him IN the rear, knocked him tor:
waro, ana the car passing over MIN, the wheel
severed his leg and arm from his body Or. Boggs
was IN the cars at the time, and did all that could
be done under the circumstances. He was about
rs years of age.
Jacob Barnhart, who has charge of saw-mi
belonging TO the companv accidentally fell from
car near Svk esv;lle and tho wheel noss;ng over
~ hxaas, S.aJ,aaJ nstan. J...h ri. : .,r. 80
. -. o., ~ - uosoAt 'S"ii' A'o unioitu,
na, ~ ,'S case was Az years OF age, ano
'1'' 49,
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