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SASps5 SAAsAPARLLA-Thr blood contains the elements
of me yvhoe aui4 ,ructureas-h and more glans mus
cles endcns the pals the hair aud even The homes ine
selves ar. ali sustained By The blood Wei! hen Hsy he
called The he. IN proportion 10 the purity OF me
fluid will be into which II 10 continutl-
" changing Corrupt bload instead Of profucUg hsaith
hesh 10 likely enough 10 develop sores aud ulcers when
these appear specific form OF -croula, u
sc-ss the ordusry types there no detergent II
believed that will rapidly neutraize the virus 10 Inc
blood from winch they spring Sandss Sarsapari!la
Prepsred and sold wholesale ard retail, Dy a b. L u.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fuionsl rs Broadway,
and II East Broadway, New-forG Sold also by prus2s"
generally the United States Price per bot
lie or sig bottles 81
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INDIA RuBssR CONTRACTED -Siucr have given the man
fscur-r. OF India Rubber OF their true pos,
lion ~ also the true position OF various India Rnbhe pa
,snr Their. are no longer any Advertisements OF my con
temporares procaimug themselves the manufacturers OF
GoopYsAR's PATENT SHIRRED SUsPENpERs' no" Is H.
ia IN. light TOO brls respectable tn asseo 10
lend their names any longer IN upnoding ui nat nav
shown TO be rlpendous fraud upon tbe public smff-d
goods will .,rech but that they should he suddenly CON
tracted by single ray Of gh is curious Have hs eyes
of the India Rubber public been opened
large stock OF ali the qualities O; SHRED Sr--
nnd.rs and other Rubber Goods manufactured and for sale
by HORACE d. DAY % Aaioeh aug.
No. g Corlinnd-st
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THE SOUTHERN mAEL.

Il The Intelligencer understands that AspRyw
J. DosELsos OF Tennessee, has been nominated to
The Senate as Minister penipo,er,ary TO Prussia 10
the place Of HESRY WHEAroS, who is recalled. tits
said AZ his own request;
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r. We call attention 10 the notice OF the Ward
Committee of The Third Ward. We know nothing
of the difficulties alluded but general thing
We think il safe 10 rely upon the action Of the regu
larry appointed Ward Committee. Any other course
- nhr lonely q danSernus one
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- The LIrcBFELD ENQUIRER, Conn. is now
edited and published by P X. kILsousN who for years
has contributed respectfully Periodical Literature,
and who Tor time aided il The Ttoune-a good
Wing good Editor and good man. His paper is earnest
fesociy and effectively Po;tiea! without being
surrendered entirely tie Politics The Enquirer lie now
in lis XS,h volume.
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rv An EASY GESrEEL SHAVE. whether by your
ox hand or unoner efectualy attained
by the use OF Jobnsons Walnut OIL shaving Soap found at
q CUriand-s The emoieu soothing and healing proper
es this preparation far exceeds ytng ese OF the
bind that premium fifty dollars Is offered for sample
OF US good al article
To FAMILIES The richest Almond Soap 1T q Corilari
at al I2a per dozen rich delicious Benson and
Honey Soap for rough sAn, chapped haaG fecAie sun
burn ian &c aud the pu white family Bar Soap very
srabe and economical q Cor.sndst al eight cents per
pound mI3 2-od
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Here are as many Wings and Independents as
were chosen from the whole State last year. with
sundry good spots yet to hear from-Carroll Co.
and parts of Cheshire and Sullivan. We can't help
believing the Legislature will come out right. The
Atlas states the net Loco loss at so to 6o-(count
ing each change two loss.l The following letters
contain the latest advices from each party in the
heart of the State:
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~ CosSEL's ORIGISAL AND only Genuine Magical
Paio Extractor-The Wonder aud Blessing Of the Age
This msdicue has more power and influence diseases
than YET Known No human physician or parent shoou
be without. IL Tne pains of the worst burps stop
ped instantly and healed without also sovereign
remedy for hs following dseases:-Pe" ooth biind ana
matory and chronic; Sore Eyes Salt hheum brohen
BrraAis Sore Nipples Felon9 BarD-rs Itch, Aeue IN
the Fac. sore Throat; Tic Doofeux Chapped hnnds,
and in fnct every tin painful Only Depot for The
1rni,rd states ri CortlAnd-sL mis- 4leod
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New.Hnmpshire Election.

We have returns enough to render it nearly GER
tain that the Loco Focos defeated IN their East
ern stronghold-thot there is no choice tor Gover-
nor or Member of Congress--and that The Legssia-
tire is probably Though not certainly hostile 10 The
Texas Iniquity The Boston Atlas sums up all the
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NETWORK TOWN ELECTIONS,

DELAWARE C0.-Snperpisors
.ia;t Rsn.-Andes, Bov!ns Colchester. Handen, Han
cock Kortrishs Meredith, Middetown, Rexbury SIAM
Lac ana order-Dsveuport Franklin. Hsrpershcld
Masonville, Tompkins, Walton-e.
n,h
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Correspondence of the Atlas.

CONCORD March llth. 3 O'clock p. NJ
Notwithstanding the unfavorable result In this
town. we have good 10 hope that Loco-Focosin
10 In New Hampshire in the largest vote that
has probably been given in the Stale give you
below al! The returns tina. have been aoe 10 salner
since the morning. They come in slowly and 30 mne
daely before the leaving of the cars that have hardly
time to prepare the returns You will presume ircor
porate nil give you below with your table of the
Around here we learn Of Loco-Foco losses of members
Of the House in all directions and thus far not single
gain and think Williams ia probably beaten five hundred
thousand votes and that there more tban gu even
chance hi. friends have lost the House But OF course
have sufficient To warrant more thRn conjecture
II s however, good Sign for us that such strong Loco
Henniker. Epsom and Gstfstown. have togett
given them net oss of sixty votes and tina. out
OF Concord so far heard from, they stand comPsra
lively as badly at least as they did IN November when
there majority against Woodbury. Of 2l9S votes
Correspondence Of the Boston Post. (Loco)
CoNcoRp March llth 3 p. NJ.
Yesterday elected one Democratic Rep
ressntative of the SIX Jacob Carter. by two majority
Bsloted again all the forenoon the polls closed and
vote declared at choice three OF our candidates
falling only 10 behind, In consequence 81 our oHN
cutting tickets, 1928 votes cast-as many almost
yesterday At 1t again. at this time with fair chance
TO elect three of the remaining five.
In tho State fear we have failed to elect the Cover
and NJ. C. although by smaller majority than was
cast against Woodbury. in November. Woodbury. WI
run within four or five hundred OF Williams think
The chances that have carried the Legislature are
In favor, notwithstanding loss 0cpored) oil ak rep
reseptaves 10 Portsmouth. We have just received re-
turns from come ten twelve towns in Belknap and
Grafton Counties kieh look badlhe Of je'o toons
by the Western mails have not time 10 add them up
now In Barnstead gain 800 from March last, when
the vote of the town thrown for Pierce you viii
recolect. In of the towns in this vicinity we
have gained-say 40 in Hopkinton y in Chehes In
New HAMPTON we lose 10 from November which argues
badly for Berrys neighbohood In Grafton and be!knhp
In Gilmanton 20 or 80 gain from laat March. &c &c
Thus you will perceive that we both gain and lose on
the March voto Having the HOO for Steele to 80 and
come" upon, perhaps shall finally find Williams to
be elected particularly If his County can make or
400 gain as Ia able do Yours in haste, WIN HILL.
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~ The WING ALMANAC tor ls46 contains an
Article on the subject t;c Oregon Territory which
Will be found very interesting 1t this particular time 1t
a so contains complete List u all the Senators and
Members of the House the present Congress besides
VAST amount OF other matter Statistical POucs. and
Miscellaneous The price only l2t cents per copy or
81 per dozen 1t may be obtained Of any OF the BOOK
sellers or Country Merchants.
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omestic Exchanges we quote as follows
The quotations OF Specie are :;


Per cent. pelrS
Amer Gold, old l06 0l06t Csrous Dolls 81 .040 L0e
Do do new 100 0lOOt Five Francs :. 500 81
Half Dollars -. par 0l00t Douoloons 10 oSlaS
Portuguese Gold 100 Dl00t Do Patriot. ID, 6OGla70
Spanish Dollars .l03 GlOi Sovereigns =. 1850 VT
Do Quarters. 80 a 100 Do light 1920 feo
Mexican Dollars 1901 % l0O4 Heavy Guneas 5000
Do Quarters. 80 0l00 Napoleons. $3.50
The Committee of Arbitrations for the Cha meer
o. Commerce for March are Matthew Maury, Chair.
man. James Lee Deming Duer, Thomas P Stanton co..
eb Swan.
Gerardus Clarkson has been elected Cashier OF
the Farmers Bank Lancaster Pa in place OF John Eoef
man. resigned.
The New.Jersey House of Representatives has
passed bill to charter the New Brunswick Cotton Fac
tory The bill to the Newark Savings Bank has
been postponed for the present.
bill has been reported in the Pennsylvania
House Representatives. repeal the charter Of the
Lehgh County BANK.
The bills incorporating the York and Harrisburg
Rolroad Company aud reduce the capital of the Ehe
and North East Railroad Company have passed the Penn
sylvanis Senate
Ia relation to the rejection OF the Resumption Bill
in the Mary land Legislature, the Baltimore American
says
The ability Of the State 10 resume payment on her
public debt the time aud ia the desgnatsdo BY
the bill, il well established by the facts of the Report
from the Committee OF Ways and Means. that oae u 81
loss the which operated 10 defeat
the proposed measure OF resumption
At Cincinnati Eastern Exchange is firm at l. / per
though money easier than 1t has been for some time
past It is yet tight The Banks are discountng but very
e and it Is difficult negotiate of the best oei!
DdDer
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VIA. make, my hair 40 DARK. ,ha. ono. was gray,

yvha. make, my hair 90 dark .ha! once was gray,
And rusty. dirty, scurfy, harsh and wiery,
What MAKES my hair 10 lovely, soft but stay,
What makes your hair short, red aud merry,
And by bad spota rs 'twere falling al
tell you hones.ly-I only had to pay
The tridng OF three poor single snillings
Ny hair grew lovely now,-aud If you're willing,
For Jones's Hair Restorative, TO pay that sum,
Your rusty dirty hair will soon become
So lovely that will say, they look and stare,
There goes the man with lovely bead OF hsir.
II i! al hones TRUTH that S. hottie OF Jone,s Coral
Hair Restorative will give any good head OF hair 1.
forces the grow stops falling off, scur and
dresses the hair keeping it In order thrice long any
thing ese msde-us Try il. Sold the American Eagle,
81 Chsiham-s 32 Broadway; 1873 Fuitou.t Brooklyn
mis- 2teod
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WARMED
DIED

GA Wednesday morning, Ilth inst, by Rev. Or. An
ihon JAMES ". WALSH 10 MARGAREr X, daughter
OF John L. Lawrence, ESQ. Nil of this city.
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xo, es returned as follows
CoSeREss Nov. l6i5.

Mai. against woodbury. LIZA. Do. Williams 1858.
Loco loss from Nov..---..S54.
As Woodbury. was beaten over 1000 votes last
November, there can be hardly doubt that Will
liams is beaten now though we cannot expect to do
80 well in the upper the lower half of the State
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~ KoussgL's As,NDiNE the and prevention o.
Chupped Hands for sale principal druggists in THE
city and wholesale aud retail the OF the subscriber
EUGENE ROUSSEL.
Manufacturer and Importer Of cho!cs seramery' Toilet
sosps. Shaving Cream, &c &c, No l59 Broadway, be-
tween Liberty and Cortland sts. 81 I'm
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e We understand tina, the meeting appointed
w. E. ROBINSON. Esq. orator OF the day, for the
celebration above referred TO. 1t is consolation
for M ROBINSON, though LocoFoco majority
may turn him on, OF the House OF Representatives
at The instisation Of LEWIS c. LEVIN, who took this
method to be revenged on him for challenging Mr.
L. 10 discussion which Mr.. l.. dare not accept 10
know that they cannot him out of the hearts of
his countrymen who know him.
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u The attractive feature OF the American Museum this
afternoon IS exhibition OF the Scptural and other Dis
sowing Views with the Microscopic and IN the evening
the Serpsura Scenes with the usually varied and al
traeuve perorm.nces including ssror Btn the famous
Guitars Pete Morris the celebrated Comic SINGER Mss
Elizabeth The juvenile Vocalist, Lsu CHING Cas- &c There
cannot but be full houses
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e TIE Spring Style OF Cu:tiog Hair ard WhisKers,
Introduced by H, in:i-able Hair Gutter, OF No. Is
Nassau OF Pnest Is really beautiful, and commencs
sef 10 al wis admire nea.ness combined with symmetry
Of form Try him. Dont forget The nrber-S Nassaa.t
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QUARENTISE LAwS-We understand that The
case OF Smith Turner, late Health Commissioner
involving the validity Of the Quarantine Laws OF the
State OF NewYork has been continued over to the mex,
term OF the L. s. Supreme Court in December when il
will be argued again 1t put over at the
o: counsel in a case from Boston in which the same
principle is involved Il has been said that the judges
had decided the az chambers and had even written
n,tth hair ni,ri
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

- sor sale. Of Stocks, SC. see FoHrth Pas~
THURSDAY NJ
There was slight tendency upward in iancies 81
the Board to-day. East Boston Company advanced l.
Harlem !. aud Canton whilst U. 5 Skies N Y Stats
F!yes Illinois aud Reading Railroad Bonds closed At yes
,erdays prices AT the Public Board there were consds
table sale Morris Canal Co stock opening at l7 and
closing az ia.
In Foreign Exchange there is no change in prices
,yorth noticing
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METALLIC TABLET RAZOR srRoP.-MeFchant' and
dealers are invited call aud examine the various pat
terms of the above at the manufacturers.
G. SAUNDERS & son. III Broadway,
ml3 d a few doors above Cortlandst-
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OUTSIDE First Pdge-spoils of the City Expulsion
Of the Tribune Reporter-Commen's of the Press The
Seneca Indians and the Ogden Land CO.. The Excise
Question Effects OF the Tariff, &C. Fourth PoSs-A
noble Poem By John G.Whittier News ltema CONNER
Ella, and Money Matters Marine Journal, &c.
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SnIes of RenI Estate.

BY n J. B<eck1
House and lot II Wlism.s. % front 2i4 rear, oy
House and lot 43 Vilaust % front, 81 feet one
side and 60 the other 29.N
House and lot g Maiden.Isne 25t 'front.' 2ii rear,
- feet side and 9Oi the other. 23,OU
Hou.e and lot 92 Pearls, 23l front, 573 eide,
wIta yard ia common q. iN
House and lot lis and 40 iladenlane, 81 fee, 10
lachFs 'front.' 53t one slde. 2is1J
House aad lot 536 Pea. %. % 'front.' 2ii rear. 65i
one side and bJi the other. Il,ZD
House and lot 30 Water.st. 1911 'front.' II rear ht
one side and 80; the other Z@D
houses and lots II and ~ Doyerst- 4Qs BY about ~
y ieet. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NV
House and lot 3G7 Pearst % front, Irregular 1850
House and lot 36j PearIst 81. front irregu!ar. 1877
House and lot 1853 Pearl-st. 81 feet 10 inches front ~
irregular ~
House and lot Hague.st II # front 39i side as
House and lot HagGes.. l6i front "a 10 ms one ,
side NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ZiI'
Houses and lots ~ By a Cherry and 90 Roosevelt
st. 81 by So; one side and AZ! the other. wv
Houses and lots 50 and 10 Cherrys SO. by about ,,o
Ho % and lot on Monroe corner waaa;,t % By
House and lot Monroe adjoining Wslnu.st. 40,
by about Fl Observation-Disclosures. I'''
nouses and !o,a adjoining each 20 by about q ,o,o
sI'JO each. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1~'
lots on Walnut near Monroe.ss each 22t by 100 oo
feet, Sl6cC each. 1f"
lots on Monroe, Wanuts:. each Is By 100 .,.o
lee 20 eacn. tno,c :. Clare
mon; ana Monte Ate containing together about ~,
~ acres-- '''''
1Iartxets E. Carefully reported for TIE TrtS'a1'
THURSDAY, March l.
ASHES-'rhere "a no, much demand for Ashes ' ~.
the market Is Grmer. The sales ANAL at sies' ~
TOR Pots and 81 81. FOR Pearls.
COTTON-We have accounts from Liverpool % -. -
qLh February. The sales of Cotton there on t1s -
February 5000 bales the 5th, i2Coo bsies az
the 9Th 600 bales. making total for the week esq
9Th February 10 20 bales In the early part Of VIE
tie msrke, was htt and dropping On "Wednesday r.
in Fcoruary later adyices we're received from 'neu
Sta;es, which gave more nrmness 70 holders, ahG ~
market closed with better feeling, and though -.
change be made 10 quotations generally sons n,
nave been made a tritug advance. The import ~
The week amounted 10 g 607 bales.
The stock on nand estimated A.. ebI iuo Os-
same time il lei5. .75lOC
Upland Fair is quoted as..--.-----.- 40 e1sa
Mobile Fair.
New Orlcdns -
TIE sales to-day have been 600 bales without caSI''
in prices, nearly all to manufacturers.
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IMPORTANT TO LAWYERS Just received, all the Nos.
OF the ith volume OF the New Library OF Law and Eqai-
ty Also the hrs, No Of the 9TH volume This contains
the greater part of volumes of Daniels Treatise on
the Practice OF the High Court Of Chancery with somc
Practical Observations On the PeaGips III that Court
Three volumes will compete Tie work Every lawyer
should possess copy subscription to the Library -
80, cents per No. For sale by the sole Agent
w. H. GRAHAM Tribune Buildings, Nasssu'st.
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ORANGE Co. AGRICULTURAL INsTITTTE.-u nder
this title school of Seize fc and Practical Insruc
ton in all branches connected with Farming is soon
be opened miles back OF Newburgh, by Messra
FERRIS and DARRAcH. The charge Tor pupils is consid
erably lower than any other Institute of the class
within knowledge while the plan is in par, original
We are not well enough informed to make comparisons
as 10 the relative excellence OF this and other Institutes
but we mos, earnestly solicit Parents aud Guardians OF
Youth either in a;uen comfortable circumstances
look thoroughly into this matter OF Agricultural educa
ron and see whether the interest of their and
wards would no, be promoted By giving them al least
year OF expercnce Farm School. The Professions
are crowded beyond endurance; Trade ditto; fortune
is unstable in our Railroad age but mind stored with
the truths of practical Science and hand skilled in ap
plying those truths ensure independence az all times
Health may be reestabshcd and mental appetite pa!led
by incesssnt study restored by change from the Acsd
envy or College TO the Farm School Then why not Try
il See sdvertis
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r Goraai haGr Medicated Soap Tor the Of PM
pies, FrecK!es Tan. Sslown-as Erupuons, and ali ann
dshgureen;s, a. the only depot 81 Walk-rs Isl scre
FROM Broadwsy - ceGts CAKE. Grecisn Hair Dye,
Vegetable Liquid Rouge for crimsoning Lips and Cheeks
P0dre Subtle for eradcGtng ;upeues air without nu-
~ the skn. LILY Watt for Instantly scattering re dness
and Pushes from Acoustic drops for curing deaf
&c &c. The above celebrated prepareroni Of Dr.
Gourauds he found only Dear IN mind al 81
ST. LEI Store FROM Broadway.
AGExrs.-E B. Tuule, Assembly Buildings. Phlacs!
phis; Jordan , Milk-.L Boston Carleton Co Lowell
Ives Salem; w l. Gerdlh " Bedford Guild. Bangor
Bliss Springfield; Gfesn & Co Worcester Myers, n
Eayen 81 Il
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Er Advertisements for Tie Tribune Of Monday
ought be sent in before 10 o'clock Saturday e'eon
as the Publication Office Of this psper s not open On
Sundays.
Subscribers in the city wbe do nes receive TINS paper
early hour requested TO leave word at the once
a, ouy srrapee,ens are such as enable all the carriers
to get through their routes before o'clock Car
ers falling to accomplish ha will be required to gave up
their routes.
Persons wishing The Tribune left at then dwellings
place. OF business regularly every morning VIII please
e.vs their address a, the Publishing ofice or send
note through the Pos, oico. Terms Nine Cans week
payable to the Carrier.
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PORTABLE SHAyTNc CAsEs.-The subscribers' assor.
nent embraces every variety OF Travelling Dressing
Case suitable either for long Journey contain
ing all that is necessary for the toilet.
nl3 q G. SAUNDERS & son, IL Broadway.
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II The City Reform Convention met at the
Shakespeare Hotel last evening, and nominated RoB 7
TAYLOR, Esq present Police Justicc as their can
didate for Mayor.
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find nothing farther worth lranslatins
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ALBANY Tuesday, March 10.
In the Senate sundry bills were made special or
dere. Mr. DENHIsToN reported adversely on the
petition Of inhabitants Of Troy for the repair OF Ger
tain canal locks near that city. The report was laid
on the table. The Committee of the Whole went
through the Auction Bill, which as amended was re
ported TO the Senate and the report laid on the ia
BILE. The same committee reported progress upon
the bill 10 erect the new County OF Conewango.-
The Committee OF the Whole also reported progress
on the bill TO authorize the New York and New Ha
ven Railroad to connect with the NeHYork and
Harlem Railroad. Mr. ScovIL offered res olution
calling upon the Commissioners Of the Canal Fund
report the names of persons paid Tor services al
certain times last Fall by the Superintendent Of the
Erie Canal at Syracuse. The resolution called out
debate. in which Messrs. CLARK DESNIsroN, LES
TER and ScovIL took part Mr.. CLARK said some
hard but no doubt true things about the Canal OIL
GER and attacked Mr.. LESTER. TO which Mr. L. re-
piled in vein OF acrimony unsurpassed even in the
New York Senate. The ayes and noes were then
called on the passage Of the resolution, but although
all the Senators voted in the affirmative, there be-
ing quorum present it did not pass, and then the
Senate adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
In this branch large number OF reports from
Committees were received. among them bill TO
erect the new County of Canisteo, which was made
the special order for Tuesday next.
The following bills were then read third time
and passed;
authorize Z. rAWbOn W Cudnee uis
To repeal the act prohibiting the fishing for trout r
Oswego Lake.
In relation the support of poor in Otseeo.
For election OF FIVE Assessors in Newburgh.
In relation District Attorney of Schohare Co.-to
make salary $3.50.
In relation TO the District Attorney OF Kings Co.
makes salary $500.
For the preservation of game in Saratoga Co.
Mr. BUSH called up the resolution authrzing the
Military Committee 10 visit Massachusetts TO obtain
information relative TO the Military system Of that
State. After debate the resolution was rejected
The joint resolutions Of the Select Committee in
relation 10 the New York Pilots were adopted.
Mr.. TEFFT called up his resolution fixing the lst
April as the day for the final adjourn nent. After
some debate the consideration Of the resolution was
postponed until LIST April.