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From The New orlsan. Dnly DIV.
FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

FROM IRE XIV phANDE.
The Mary Kingsland, Capt. Davis, arrived yeg
terday from the Brszos She brings no later new
from the seat of war, but the letters of nyalus
BILE correspondent 1T. :" and Of Lieut.. Col. Johnson
abound in interesting details. It's description OF
the interview between Generals Taylor and Ampu-
da-the crossing Of the riyer-he meeting with the
Acade and the taking peaceable possession of Mat
amoras, will be perused with pleasure. IL will be
seen that he promises to follow up, at an early day
his vivid graphic, and mastery narration Of the
battle Of the Sta ull, which we published on Sun
day senight, with detailed description ofthe bat
tie or the gth Our readers will then be in posses
sion of "a faithful and wel-written an account OF
the two glorious days. as any that will he on record
"T.,"it will be observed, speaks Of a party going
in pursuit Of the retrcating Mexicans In reference
to this, the Galveston Gazette Of Saturday says:
The sloop Tom Jack arrived rom Corpus Christi
on Thursday.
A gentleman who came passenger left Point Isabel
on Sunday, on the steamer Sea, which brought up
a number Of wounded men from the Point, to the
hospital on St. Joseph's island, where there
now upwards Of sixty of our wounded-all who
were able to bear removal from Point Isabel.
IL is stated that Capt. May, with his command,
accompanied by Capt Walker, and small party Of
volunteers pursued the rctreating Mexicans a con-
adorable distance beyond Matamoras, and took
thirty prisoners, besides killing = number Capt.
M. lost ono man killed, and had number wounded
The prisoners were brought in to Gen. Taylor's
camp. go, =
McGlister, who was supposed to have been killed
by the Mexicans, is alive at Point Isabe-seyerely
wounded. He Lad started from Corpus Christi
with d party of fifteen men, Two women and one
child; they were surprised by detachment of Mex
surrendered promise of BEING treated as
prisoners of war; but the enomy tied them, and cut
the throats of the men, and treated the women in
the most shameful manner. McGAister, when his
throat was cut, fegned to be dead, ans escaped.
Humphries and Rogers, Of the SAME party, who
were supposed to have been killed, haze also re-
turned. g.-'..
Extract Of letter from Galveston May 30.
eve have nothing in the way of news from the
army. General Taylor had peaceabe possession of
Matamoras, and volunteers were pouring in every
day from the different parts of Texas when we last
heard from there. There are said to be a great
many Indians in the vicinity Of Matamoras, and IN
the western part Of Texas, who awaiting the re-
suit Of the contest between the American and Mexi
can troops, and ready to take sides with the stronger
party, and rob the weaker. They stand entirely
aloof at present, and refuse to enter into treaties
with, or TO have any dealings with the whites Gov
Henderson has left the seat Of government for the
seat Of war" .......... ....
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BY WIN. Marshall, Auctioneer.
nLAIN and cut glass ware at auction

VVLAIN Hhu cut RIass WArc AT HUCIIOh.-
On Thursday morning llth June, al 81 O'Clock
shall sell at my store 10 packages Of plain end cut
gessware--viz
Strawberry and fruit bowls, various sizes
Pickle urns and dishes
Scooped and octagon preserve dishes
Ice goblets, cut and pressed
Champagne gohets
Cot wines, and mmblers
Candy Jars, lamps, salts, cup plates, &c, &c.
WIN. MARSHALL, Auciiontsr.
June S-ts
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Orleans papers, containing h'e days later lnlehI-
genee from Mexico, and further and interesting de-
tails from Rio Grande
From the New Orleans PicsyuBe Extra, June >.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM MEXICO.
By the bark Louisiana, Captain Williams we
have adyiees from Vera Cruz TO the 25th ult, hye
days later than those brought by the Thetus, The
Lonisiana sailed in company with the Helen Nc
Leod, leaving no American merchant vessels in
port. The brig Petersburg, for New York, got
way on the 10Th.
The blockade of the port Of Vera Cruz com.
menced on the 10th. Fifteen days were allowed to
all neutral vessels in port TO load and depart.
By orders from the Mexican government, the
American consul's Office was TO be closed, and he
and all American citizens were to leave by the 10Th.
On that day the consul expected to 90 board the
steam frigaie Mississippi This frgate and the
Raritan were at anchor of Vera Cruz on the 25,h,
and the sloop- of-wsr Falmouth was lying of the
port
The Louisiana and Helen Mcleod got of in great
haste 10 prevent being seized.
The day they sailed news reached Vera Cruz that
Mazatlan and 1epc had pronounced in favor of San
Ia Ana. Gen. Alvarez was still carrying on his hos
e operations in the south part Of the department Of
Mexico.
A report was IN circulation that Gen. Paroles in
tended to leave the city OF Mexico at the head Of
more troops TO reinforcs the army OF the north
The animosity existing against the Americans has
been violently increased by the news Of the two
lions of the Sth and 9Th ult.
The enormous forced loans which the govern
ment had imposed upon The clergy, the latter had
declared itself totally unable 10 meet. The metro
potan church was ordered TO furnish subsidy OF
| 500 900 per month"; the church Of Michoacan $685.
0OO of Puebla $40 900; OF Guaaalaera 500 900; Of
| Durango $4,000 and Of oajaca $1,000. These
great sums per month show that the President n
II 4 ~ IA. ....kl
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WARRINGTON, June 8, 1916. .r
ONE WEEK MORE.
TWO NEW chemical DiOrama

i rusi's Saloon, ...
Destruction Of Babylon, and funeral Of Napoleon
with
Milan Cathedral, and
Belshazzar's Feast.
Monday evening, june 8, and every evening dur
ing this week only - ....s.-.
Admission Is cents Doors open at n, com.
mcncing at 81 o'clock precisely each evening
Day exhibitions on Wednesday and Saturday
small bills. June CIV
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BY this Evenings Southern Mail.

Welsy before our readers extracts from the New
Orleans papers, containing I'VE days later intslli-
geneo from Mexico, and further and interesting de-
tails from Rio Grande.
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FICIAL.
GENERAL ORDERS,

GENERAL ORDERS HrIOsUA.rSs. OF rHs AsAy,
ApJUIAsr GEKIKAL's OYpIes,
No. Is Washington, June a. Is4o
/. The captains and subaterns Of "rhe regiment
Of mounted riaemen" have been assigned TO com
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THE INTERFERENCE Of GENERAL GAINES WITH
THE COMMAND or GENERAL TAYLOR LIES IN
A NUT SHELL.
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CHRISTIE'S GENUINE
G ALV ANIC Rim G s

THIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY comprises en-
Of sy s and nUys n Of the .bsS 70 M
SS.y % ses and m'gaes, machine, are .ny
safety The hse. IL conascop with he Mac
s;sa s.ss s sss
s' as DoIHs TSsAsa siS'fs ss
5 Ss Sa. Of h ss: HSD
and SIDE General 6sS,y DsfS:a.y Ns7su: sas Ehy
psps wSe IS .mly nsfyoa. dsfsntsmsn, Or the dss:
ss. e. Il sE s s.s %.s. Il nd
various enl patterns snd Be By the no deli
cat faE P 6x9SNS e .kT SSDs
Se are ros e..ions q q. and are
.aiei,aI pisa.i.s power They .a.p;sd @ 4.
iss e Of .s s %sy hi.
be obtained and no conpl which he mysterious agent
a''.'''" S eli i aAes 3 fT relieved
used in with the Rings and their notifications
p; sfss
s " Il 70 Hs s BY
cansns Of the influence at the scat Of
GHss Il
PLASTERS.
These articles form important addition the Gavsnic
tsss %ols f iosa apsesioa an sessi
81 sen Ss.%sy d:sS,s 2. ' a.
r. &; I'm ess II =
viii be found Of Grvst and permanent advantage.
The reader rs s,sTssf to GgsIRR;TFffffiicArEs
psssr these st al Of which are
which have been
tine the h bees y before Nh the FUTON ps
Articles M..srs A. SIS D. sASD DIS are NOT, and have
been .Es9 e! Christie nor can na1s any
Eulto
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ASTON HOUSE BATHS.
? I ii ! M 8 : & T IN Il Y
THE SKIN.

MANY YOUNG PERsONs-especialIy those Of full
lvl habits, who indulge rich ood-are very much
noysd BY he q black The sds q s
grains Of xunpowdsr sticking in the skin When the
having black head The suppo:sion however tns
BY undue accumulation Of the fatty alter y ~
ted from the blood for the purpose Inss
this overpus ehokes the pores and .na canes
floating the air this gres'y suostsnos AZ
the black sptck This gives the lace cy sno
appearance and the remedy Of 10 osss Tsrv
ois. he over S,.3.os Of pores nhamnaon and
painful pmpes. .<... .S.~,;or II m vsshth~ f.es
when & also nf.i1Os the removal o. irec..ss slow
rsss ,sdnsss pusfules nsgworm morphew. SAT- iheum.
cssp. CRACKS es &c Beside bsins aslsc,css ,cr
s ,ss hams. hair G0yRAUDy y,sesn Hsr
pys =, g,ev Mr. rich and interchangeable black vOC.
sIf Iiqnd Rouge designed 10 impsr 70 paliid CHEEKS
ne II i that articles should be sed
~.aune This only be done by procuring them Mt Re
fI Goarauds Depot, 81 Walker street. lat store FkOM
Brcsdwsy; ofJordsn Milk street. Boston, and Of dugxlss
generally throushout the linton mo INN
EEOR0lA LUMBLR co. Noes wanted q Or esss
" discount, By ". hLEXk,
ml an.re W0 e1eoa
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FOtN TAIN HOTEL,
LIGHT, STR EET R.AITTMORE

THE PKOPRIEi ORS Of this Establishment, long Known
= BcLTZHDUVER'S, return their grateful thanks to
the public Iberal patronage bestowed upon the house
since has been nder their and beg leave to that
determine ssibe future success-they have
Just added their former spacious budng beautiful
aud airy three story wing containing about thirty lodging
This addition renders LApIEs ORDINARY much
more eom~odou, and gives the House one hundred and dy
painting. papering furnishing &c The BATHING Dr.
ample both for Ladies and Gentlemen aud will
conducted the European plan the for
fort and despatch The extensive thus made
oaage Of tho public eprte with every thog
calculated render attractive and comfortable including
the nntiring and assduous vsiten the
part of all conE ected with It,
clemens Ordinary 81 Is per day Ladies' Ordi-
nary 81 so per day. DIX x FOGG
f23 2aws4w Propr .top
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WINNRBAGo DIsrURBANcE-The report here is,
that Governor Dodge has some 900 mon on the north
side Of the wisconsin opposite Muscoday-that he has
about forty Indians IN irons because they wont be kept
still without them Dandy OF the principal chiefs.
was taken after hard chase by the dfagoons who had
to leave their horses and follow him all fours through
windiall He was brought to Fort Crawford ysster-
day. to be sent to Fort atkinson where he to have
been confined till his band, 100 strong, came TO him
from far UP the wisconsin. But Dandy no fsol He
fegned himself sick and from the chase. and pre-
tended to be unable to turn himself in bed He too
i'll to ride on horseback, 80 buggy was provided 70
convey him TO Fort Atkinaon and Just before ne TO
start to day. accompanied by the two Dungeons who had
him in custody, he desired Of them 70 with him
to the privy walking half bent and groanlng at every
step. But when about hall way the area within
the Fort, he suddenly sprang ike deer bads the sol
der good bye in English and made for the east gate
like streak the sallypor Little gate, being open
The soldier not thinking that gum pistol sword was
necessary TO guard half dead Indian, had weapon
with him !; but gave such rapid chase, that Dandy
fearful he could not pass the gate before his guard
reached him. and TO avoid recapture, he dropped sud-
denly upon the ground few feet short OF the gats and
the path by which tho soldier pitched
him and struck his head against the gate with such vio
ence 10 stun him and before he recovered, Dandy
was out Of sight, and has not bcen heard Of since In
these diggngs.
The whole Of this fuss turns out to be about an In
dams borrowing canoe to cross the river without
leave as the whites had frequently done by them. Ne
vertheess II the Indians would keep their land.
there would be no intrusion on either -Wscsnsa
Herald, Feb %.
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THE
INVISIBLE
"Tc

GO closely resembles the head Of hair that scepc
- have perfect
ordinary invention Of day The advantages of this
novel and unique wig its being made without sewing
weaving which its closely resemble
the hair both iRhlness and natural appearance
defy detection its being beautu porous and
free that in all Of p.rspration unimpe
died. and the evils Of other entirely avoided The
and bcsusul Wig and the peculiar method OF hitting the head
the manufacturers A. c. BARRY lag Broadway, corner OF
Liberty street, up stairs. ma 1m'rc
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The above from to inclusive and also those
g. TO.s an m.l sS0S, o%
vs amounting % sbsp. ta' cubic yards b delivered
elusive amounting about s2os yards TO be deliv
cred hammered on all Sides Of which win be fine faced
The contractors will be furnished with plans and pattern.
to h patterns sseh Th
De OF s best .S quality u Of sm %
to average I've feet - from 'he' % sSn'
m:s:aI: when and .ew.Sss viii 3
81 s dos % in the order
he T pat cubic &: ss % E RSa
ssS @ fer h. Fin;
ssS: @ b SsH: q hs sm
cubic ysrds IN so.R. d from
;p .% Z, 80
This s.oee must mr: be Of the best quality Of ans Sic
the Hubble Stone will sDs1
:Seh wharf Al r. Navy Yard New York Of
delivery Of Il.
&c
The subject suspension in case Of failure
on the part Of Conge to make appropriations fer this work.
ncy that The s.e The light
&c. & Of sad
Iactedfr And is further be understood that the
Ss sis not s
requested send samples Of their Navy
Bonds and security viii be required TO secure the faith
u Of the contract 10 per cent Of the amount de
sssa wi 1v e al a1; Ss =. - paid until the con
Every proposal submitted under this advertisement be
60 y, the e as a5es to be offered for the
Printed specifications and memoranda o. information have
ssa s s 5. %
Navy Agent At his ONCE upon application TO the Engi
neer at the Dock.
Al intending 70,
fore tenderi, q their bids.
Copies Of the specific be obtained from the Navy
Partis desiring any further information. will apply the
h fR Ns,F Asf sISis1yMSo Navy Agent
Papers which have published the adv from this
dated ih January last will pe':s stop the sans: and
transmit bills duplicate with copy Of advertisement
d. TO this Office.
Prop. already received be allowed remain.
be Withdrawn the pleasure oil the parties interested
mil law4wr
HARDWARE AT AGENTS PRICES.
THE SUBSCRIBER, Agent for several Msnufscturer.in
- 70 SRPy dealer; from mat as0
S!s Gr Stairs fRicEs consult inc" own '''''
1900 gross low priced Table Cutlery.
5easks assorted l, and blade Knives.
Fles-a complete assortment Of best cast steel.
80 Casks Trace Or and Log Chains
9 Baskets Vices, fine Coiter Key.
Also Frying Pans Bed Screws Candle Bolts Spoons.
Pad ci0''s and Trunk Locks GS HN T9 a SE Hs
M 1msMW&F-mc No IS John street. no Stain.
40 BUILDERS or LOCO MOTIVE ENGINES
Poposa will be received by the undersigned mp to the
delivered about rst day Of October next noms:
weight Of engine will be jsasg MUERHY
Engine r Of Machinery .nd RePslrs
Baltimore, March, 1896 m23 3taw2w re
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IDLE HOIrR ROQK

IDLE HOUR BOOK
lust PUBLISHED-1he . Idle Hour Book" containing
300 pages with 800 cngravings-price only ~
plete with fuu. -
sued 10 April They will be the best got MP md cheap
at that Spec iusu Numbers sent 81 mail
The Subscribers hvte tho OF the trade " their
unr,vad and large variety Of the kinda Of Chdrsus
Books Song Books Primers &C. tose her with eoored Lho
graphic Prints, the hes, IN the mrrket. 800 Kinds
MA inerc TURNER Fl1hEk !, Chsthsn.s,.
ASTOR HOUSE BATHS,
Entrance, No vessy lPnvsss door Astss Housed
sIVHE PUBLIC respectfully informed thss ths above
Baths in complete crdsr. The sshiog tub entire
eesnlioe's and aten,ou the baths e,aao! be e!eeed The
Price OF bath cents The warn Sea Balhs al
street. usual opeu from until II o'clock
m34 imsr HENRY G. hA3fNEAU. froprietor.
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LOOKING, GLASS pr ,ATES

LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
HANLINE q OSTH Elmer, importers, Nos Bank street.
have Just BY arrivals At this port
to 20 by TO- Ali lrss polished plate window glass from
= BY "a y Also, Toilet Slssses Plated spsc.sls:
States with variety Of other French and German goods
which they offer Il he lowest mark ct prices.
is1 rh
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HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE.

, a FLEA5ANI country seat IN the VILLAGE Of Made
f: son, Morris county New -rsey within few minutes
walk q the oesutfsl residences Of VIM. Gibbons, ESQ.,
and from rwce day, any day year. per Morris and Is
Railroad Said place contains about which
are Two Houses and Barn. wit, hrst we'll Of water
Good schools and churches in the immediate vicinity The
premise, are located ~ commanding position, overlooking
the whole vage and Of the locations m
the place being within two mnusrs walk Of the railroad
pot which endes for person doing busin
the city who in the country For particulars
L. r. THOMPSON,
IN lm~rc Monlstown, NJ J.
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FRENCH HORTICULTURE.

w. g. MAGNE has the honor inform the amateurs,
&@noIs AID the ubc ia general that he has ust srriv
Of grateat beauty ard Of variety such
meas reon!a, AroorIas Mssnclbss Powlonia nperias;
Of Fruit Trees, Grape Vines and Bulbs. Flower Seeds all
The depot at 3 Broadway. under the bookstore Of Mr.
Berhan where the catalogue be Obtained and the plants
aud flowers examined For sale reasonable
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STONE FOR DRY DOCK
Time Extended for Receiving Proposals,
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE NEW YoKx,(
March 18th, 1896
CEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Stone
y for Dry Dock will be received at this Office until Thurs
day the 10th Of April next, for furnishing and delivering
the Navy Yard New York, Granite Senite Of the fo
Lowing Dimensions and 9uanttie, nsarly:-
Rough Stone. Mitre SiHs. Rough Hammered
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MARTELLE IL HOLDERMANN,
81 Meiden Lane, N.Y.,
MANUFACTURES and Importers OF Ornamental Hair
Nl Work, Wigs. Toupes, Bands, Curs, SEAM, Bandeau
and Braid Hair Dsnguy celebrated Curled Hair fifteen
inches long and new style Of Everlasting Cur and all kinds
Of Hair Work wholesale and retail
NB.The trade supplied on reasonable terms.
nyx lUsm
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THE EYE.

lHE T. I T..
nR WHEELER, Ocuist No. % Greenwich street, New
~ York the Battery his erclusve attention to
diseases Of the Eye and Ophalmlc and the
public that that there the
Which the human eye subject disorders Of that pEsn
which nnot be essentially relieved cured by him. The
vast number 81 undoubed which be sesn 81
hrs will satisfy the public that his not exceed
the United States.
he visits out door patients.
- Artificial Eyes for sale. and which will be inserted
psmphle. eontaaing remarks Diseases Of Eye With
mode Of be had az his residence
tie will be orwt rded any makng application
him by letter, post paks. mz7 lm.r
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Adequate being obtained to nsnufscture the
vast amount Of surplus gram grown l. Michigan. Here
toors the centre and south portion Of the state
has led of in this branch. but now and fresh i'm
puse awakening In the northern portion OF the PENN
sula to participate milling The NJ Clemens Patriot
coming promises 10 he very active
and much alteration for the better will be made before
navigation again closes. Numbers Of new mills are
being erected.
Three persons, Charles Ingle, Richard Lopez, and
lad named Patrick drowned in the Delaware river
in the gale Of Tuesday night they being in canal boat
which toundsrsd-
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TO MILLINERS.

* CARL KING the well known and celebrated *
6rst premium Straw Hat Manufacturer informs the public
general he has sale splendid assortment
Ladies Fancy STRAW HATS, manufactured OF an entire
article called Paris Straw Gimp, made the shace Of
the shephsrdnem Gpsey-.o besUsal and becoming. they
the trade will do well call and examine before they make
their purchases the goods will be sold by the case
CARL KING, II Division street.
N B.-A general assortment Of all kinds of Straw Goods
and Paris Ribbons always on hand. f25 lm+r
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~ lm.re Monlstown. NJ.
THE LOVER PART Of The pss. two story HOu..
81 NJ and sq,f "a '. ttsn'a bedrooms Sc Apply
- THE FOUR 81 DRY Brick Basement House, with
Ei double stalrcasss in sIesllent condition. No. Iisry
sss. walk q t. *. Gs # @
ALSO TO RENT IN BROOKLYN,
Three Of the and ae brick Houses with Easements
K: q s and 3: K: "a
mn fissy to Corner p & Pen. .aa s..sA.s .s
TO LET, IN Fort LEE, NJ,
len ground and number Of wooden buildings. .oerable
a issss1y. occupied E.saos.!: @.asseso!S
om he Rent e.
b. Ss y 7 New
ssd Ss 4 90 L..
Nay ,ss They beautiful
&:
'front.' sssp Of them q feet y with wide
"a:
Gs I
Ch.tophsr streets Terms Of yearly cOmmution Of the fer
Part Of II. purchase money mortgage at sper
cent aa s A|e'''' IA STEVENS. Jr.. Hosel...
- FOR SALE. at Centrevie, Staten Island, mules
Ign from Port Richmond, neat well built cottage and
buildings, with 10 acre. Of aud elevated and beau
n 10
- TO LET-A Three Story House west Of Broadway,
E and Canal street. small family, who would be
willing board gentleman and his wife part pay.
ment ofthe rent For further particulars enquire of
mr23 lw*rc +. Nash, IL John st.
,yxH EXTRA EARLY PEAs:-The subscrlbers have 10
~ ceived and offer for sale ther supply Of
field and flower Seeds, which warranted genuine,
L. Warwick, Cedonuh, Nmbe Dick Sclmetar Match
Pref Marcy TT spa.r se Re; T. yG5. E WeIlias.on,
with general Of the best kaown Vegetable Seeds
lew bushels spring Wheat and early ash eayed kidney Poa
Plants, fancy stands, &c.
Bouquets composed Of the delicate and fragrant flow
crs, at all times
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Evsry day. rncs cents par copy
F;; 11 ? q an2ym1psy,sls in advance.
WEEKLY HEkALD-Every Ssfurisy-rres ~ cent
|si eoPt-$ll3H csnts Per annum-paysble IN advance
ApVEHTlSEMENTS q ths usual prcss-aiways eAss
PRINTING Of Ill kinds executed with beauty and dss
latch.
lN All Isusrs or communications, bv mall addressed
ne establishments must 20 post paid, or the postage VIII be
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
New YoRE HERALD EsrABLuHMRuy
of ru fopa ndN ssasu sire
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LEGISLATIVE SuMMARY.-In the Senate, to-day,
private claims occupied the entire session. The
bill for the relief Of b. Thomas and r. Worden went to
third reading The bill for the relief Of the heirs Of
James Dobbin passed The hour Of meeting was chang.
ed from 10 to o'clock and afternoon sessions dispensed
with. Adjourned
In the House. the select committee 30 much Of
the message relates to the Manor tenures submitted
report through Mr. Tden accompanied by four bills,
to abolish DIST for rentto equalise taxation-to
amend the statute Of deves and dsscents and to sxtn
gush certain In relation to costs in courts
against the bill in relation TO tenures Ten times the
usual number report and bills ordered to be
printed The bill 10 extend the Troy and Schenectady
railroad to Utica, was read third time and several
amendments proposed-one Of which imposing camel
tolls on the Mohawk and Hudson road was adoPted-snd
then, without taking any question: the house adjourned
albany Argus, March %, Pm