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sENATEA ALBANY, Saturday, Feb 81, 1916.
4 communication was received from several mill
tary officers, asking the privilege OF holding exer
cises in honor of the birthday OF w ashington III
the Hall of the Capitol
MIR CLARK offered resolution that when the
Senate adjourns to-day il adjourn until Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock. and that the request Of the
military be acccded to- Adopted
Mr.. LESTER offered the following resolution:
Whpeds the language used, and the sentiments ex
pressed by Senators debates in the Senate have been
frequently and Intentionally misrepresentcd in the re-
ports OF such debates published in the Albany Argus
therefore,
Resolped, Tina, the privileges OF Reporters of this
House should hereafter be extended TO the Reporter
for that paper.
The resolution drew out debate which lasted all
the morning, when the Senator withdrew the reso
luton, as his object had only been 10 call public al
tenon 10 what he termed the gross and Intentional
perversions of truth OF that paper in regard 10 It's
Legislative reports. The Senate then adjourned
until Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
ASSEMBLY.
The CHAIR announced the following select COM
mittee on the subject OF LANDLORD and TENANT
Messrs. TILDEN, PERKINS, HARRIS, CHATFIELD, j.
YoUSG, GRINSELL, BAILEY, LEWIS.
communication was received from the Snerlh
Of New York in answer to resolution Of the AS
sembly
a communication was received from committee
of military OF Albany for the of the Il all OF the
Capitol on Monday next
MIR. j. y DUNG moved compliance, ana inst the
Assembly adjourn TO Monday. Agreed To-
By consent, Mr.. WoRDEN brought in bill in re-
laton discipline in State Prisons, and 10 abolish
corporal punishment, therein. The following is
synopsis OF this bill
ls That all personal chastisemen in these Prisons be
abolished
ID. Requires the Inspectors TO establish general rules
for the regulation and discipline OF their respective
Prisons, TO be observed by the conyicts
3D. That these rules be printed and placed IN the cells
OF the Prison. and periodically read in the presence OF
the convcts.
4,h Tha; whenever any convict is charged with vo-
atng these rules the Inspectors shall inquire into The
and they determine ne is guilty ne shall be pun
shed by solitary imprisonment not exceeding 80 days
dursg which he may be fed on bread and water and
that a record of al! proceedings and the punishment
awarded shall be kept.
5th That II convict violates these general rules twice
in 80 days for every such second violation
shall be added the of his imprisonment and that
pardon from the Governor unless specially directed.
shall 90, take eject until the expiration OF such extended
Imprisonment.
6sh The bill contains general provisions applicable to
the subject.
The following bills were read third time and
passed
To divide the town OF Sparta, Livingston Co. To
amend the in relation the Inspection OF Beef and
Pork in the City OF New York To appoint an additional
number of Commissioners OF Deeds in New ork
Adjourned
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charge aad go, in the sleigh by invitation from persons
whom they supposed TO be the owners.
spnns1YN AEEAIRS.

II Alex. Campbell, Esq. OF Brooklyn met with
an accdeu, on Saturday evening which came within
unit of terminating his mortal While crossing
Ful;onstreet pal. OF spirited horses csuis casnns
along under The guidance OF sable driver ana before
he could &c, OUT OF their way they knocked him down
under their feet and passed directly over him ne
driver succeeded in refining up Just tie runners OF the
,leish were about pass over Mr. c. VINO extEicated
himself from his unenviable predcamen with no other
injury than & Torn cost
EHis Honor the Mayor aud Judge Smith while
reufpins from dinner st the Court House, given on
Saturday afternoon suppose in honoF OF the g7ea!
duinuton Of crime in the County and which WIS 81
tended By many of our civic digasres OF tie Courts
met with AL accident which fortunately was not attend
ed with sny very tragic consequences When iheiF
sleigh wa. opposite Bakers pin factory, Rsymone-si
the horse shis: d; volume Of vepor st on ron tne
stesul.ercne upset the vehicle and We Tesre; ~ s'y
deposited the two Gentlemen into tue gutter IN manner
much neater than the said receptacle. re o:Iy oVSy
injury received we believe, BY the Mayor VINO ha''
his face somewhat scrstched.
TIE SSow-Between Brooklyn aud The Mar
rows on tie road through New Utrecht the snow drifts
were 40 great that the mail sleigh could reach Brook
lya until - o'clock on SATURDAY We understand that
in many places The twenty feet IL depn and
on Friday and Saturday the farmers were cut VIII their
shoves breaking the road
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Larduer,. Lecture,. No. IT,

The Twelfth Number st this popular work which mas
been delayed for lime lowing to loss OF Manuscript
Is in the hands Of ne PRINTERS and will be ready
deliver the arss day Of Mach This number will con-
tain the conclusion of the Lecture How observe tae
Heavens Two Lectures the Stellar Universe and the
commencement, CT the Lectures the Steam Engine
Copiously illustrated with Engravings
Agents and Booksellers will please send on their or
iera Al the back numbers can yet be supplied Price
. cents per number.
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Business Notices.

- We refer readers to the special sale oil Linen
Goods Damask Table Cloths. Napkins Marsrilles Quilts
&c &c advertised for sale auction on Wednesday Al
10 O'Clock by EDGAR JENKINS. at HIS sales room No
Wall.st Broadway. The catalogue comprises up
ward oftwo hundred varieties OF superior house furnish
ing linen goods the whole OF which arranged Tor in
spec,ion and will be peremptorIy sold. Families viii
lind this opportunity Of supplying themselves with
superior article ut auction price
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e The Great Magician. orsini. appeared last night e,
the Museum the astcrisnsn OF the large intelligent
audience assembled Ee appears again this evening The
new Scrpturs Views were indeed spenGid. No exhib!-
on of the kind received with ore apparent de-
light Eden the Holy Land and jerusalem In The vsri-
periods OF their history truly beautiful and richly
repay inc time ind expense OF visit
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Tho Convention.

The Wings of Onondaga County held Conven,
ton nj Syracuse on Wednesday, and nominated
ELIJAH RHoADEs. CHAsNcEY Belts, B. DAVIS
NoyEy and Vlyus w. SMITH as their Candidates
for the Constitutional Convention. These are all
strong and worthy men who we ieelcoufdent, will,
ifeec,ei labor faithfully and zealously for real and
bene6cen, Reform
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CoNFL1cr BETWEEN WHITES AND lNDlANs-
Just as our Legislature upon the eve Of closing nei'
laoors CT The 81 ns advised o! difcrty whlch
had occurred on the Wisconsin river nj Muskoiay near
the line of Grant and Iowa counties between several In
dians and whites living there 1t seems that small
pary Of the Wnnebago Tribe OF Indians stole canoe De-
ioneius 10 white The OF the canoe N company
with severa! of his neshbots pursued the Indians and
gaze Them pretty severe dr1bbnc. The indians rallied
10 what number not known. AID met me whites again
bo had secured party OF about ioriy both sides pro-
vided with fire arms Upon meeting. the whites sent
messenger with Tag OF truce, who was received win
tokens OF menace and defiance, the Indians then hred
woundnc whites, Which. upon beng returned oS me
bes resulted either in the death or woundirc four IN
diaus Thus ended the contest The application to the
Legislature ga. re tie organisation OF company
of horse which the citizens had raised for their own pro-
lection fearing general attack by the tribe We are
without farther particulars bill for their relief only
passed the Council. Milwaukee Daily Gazette
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~ A large meeting Of the citizens of Chau,au.
que county was held a. he cour, House in Mayyie on
"Wednesday the 3lsh inst take measures asa,p,,
division Of thai County by the Legislature Gen Ky.
sRErr BARKER. OF Ponfres chosen Pres;aen,
with sundry Vice Presidents and secrctarios The ,ns.,
log ably addressed BY A MARITIME and I.osx~,o
MoSRIs of Jamestown FRANCIS II. RuacLEs of Fro.
donia; T. B. CAMPBELL and G. A. FRENCH, The MAJ,
Ing adopted able memorial to the Legislature setting
forth clearly and forcby the reason why old Chau
,auque should no, DO dismembefed.
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~ "Dr. J. f. Foster. Surgeon Dentist,"
has been buying horse carriage, &c. &c. of citizens OF
shppensburgh, Pa. and running of without paying for
them He wrote back from Baltimore thss he should
come this way, but hes probably gone South
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PORTABLE SHAVING CAsEs-Ths portable and at tie
time the most complete and elegant articles no"
manufactured having every requisite for genlenan'
toilet AID IA a travelling companion invausbe FOR sale BY
G. SAUNDERS 4 SON, III BroadwaY
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Appoin tments BY the President,

BY ana Nth The Gdrice aud consent Of the Senate
DAVID HUNTER, to be Psynaster in The Army 10 take
effect from the 18th OF March next.
WILLIAM a. HARRIS. 10 be Charge d'Afaires OF the
United States 20 the Argentine Confederation vice VIII
liam Brent Jr. recalled.
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Court Calendar.

SUPERIOR Corar-This Day-Nos. G. 100. I39 20, co,
g. 49, 10 al TO l47 li9 100 90 So l22, l23. 1871.
CoMMoS PLEAs-Nos II, Is, 269, oil. 263 So So. sc,
40 257 25o 90 "a
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ty- Attention ID requetted TO the sale this dag. FEB
2ith ofhe valuable story brick house No $50 Green
wich.st For particulars, advertisement POSITIVE
Exerntnrs Salel 40 thIa naner
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q The DAILY DISPATCH is a very nea, penny
papcrjust started at Psbursh, Pa BY HERoN FosrER
!. Is neutral in politics and spicy in general.
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TELEGRAPH NEws-The mail due at Rochester
IA NJ did not reach till P NJ The train West
Thursday caught in snow storm at Waterloo but
worked through TO Canaudagua by A. N. and from
thence TO Rochester, al work I'LL P NJ.
The Wings OF Cortland County have carried of the
l3 towns Alb Eve. jour.
-" The Wilmington n. c. Chronicle Of Wed
nesdsy says Spring is fast opening upon US. The
trees are putting their foliage flowers in gardens
Several kinds are bloom. and every thing beokeos
tha, the reign Of Winter is closing rapidly.
DISTRESSING SUIclDE-We learn from the indi.
ana State Sentinel that Rev. Nelson r Ellis OF Marion
Co committed suicide by shooting himself with riae
en- the Doth u!t
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SLAVE REVOLT on La PLANTArIoS.-The
New Orleans Delta publishes the following account OF
revolt among the slaves the Plantation OF Hewitt He
ran & Co. near New Orleans Friday, 18th inst Hail
Columbia, happy land
On Friday morning insurrecon OF the negroes TOOK
place on the plantation of Messrs. Hewitt Hsran Co.
about miles below the city. the line Of the MeN
can Gulf Railway As far gather from the
rous statements aoai believe the following particu
lars are be obtained at present. ne
gro belonging 10 Mr. Hewitt had been refractory for
some time past for which be was Threatened with pun
shrnent On Friday last about noon, he committed
another fault and became abusive The overseer order.
cd him 10 be whipped. and called the driver lay him
down by force for that purpose. The negro replied
20 this that white should whip him live
This appeared be the signal for outbreak for the
driver then refused 10 perform his duty The oversee-
finding himself powerless and in danger went for assist
snce adjoining plantation of Mr. Sydney Story and
On entering the plantation hey found the negroes about
seventy in number had quiz their WORK! and many of the
were grouped together as ii in consultation. The
approached, and demanded OF them 70 re.
turn 10 their work forthwith all should be punished
Jus, this moment Mr.. Story entered having sword
cane in his hand.
negro driver bid them defiance and calling the others
he shouted" Now let US kill them all-Liberty or
Death !" Here general melee commenced and each
Of the whites wounded by the hoes which the ne.
groes used Mr.. Bats cnched By the driver when
Mr. Storey drew the sword from his cane and stabbed
the latter but he would not let so MS hold snd the other
overseer hen cred ana shot hri dead on the spot The
coming in sight this time their way up
taken by the wife OF The and some others
10 stop them Fortunately six seven hunters, with
their towing peces were returning town, and went
the aid Of Mr. Story and the two overseers. With
their assistance the revolt checked and several OF
the negroes led ron the plantation, Of them bad
ly wounded and killed he aiming a
second blow a, OF the last named party. The wo-
men and children in the reiehborhood gathered
sgether very speedily placed in the for safety and
up Yesterday all the planters OF that
ton formed themselves into OF Investigation and
ordered every male negro Msssrs Hewitt. Heran i
Co.'S plantation 20 be severely logged which
was carried into immsdisic effect We learn farther
that some eight Of the rneesders sill in
the woods
We omitted 10 state tia. Mr.. Story broush, twenty OF
dis hands with him aid. II necessary. il tying down
the frs, offender snd the driver and when the sray
commenced they did good service in protecting their
We give these details SIS we heard them
Callahan 1if1s MARGARET Quinn
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BurrALo.-Isaac S. Sherman for Mayor and
Alder, S, Merrill for Justice are the Loco Foco
nominees In Buffalo
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Trial of wyntt-Jury Disagree.

Correspondence OF The TFibune
AusuRN, Feb 10 1886
The Jury in the case Of Wyatt for murder of The
convict Gordon after being out trentye'ghf hours,
declared their inability 10 agree and were a's-
charged. Yours, j {. D.
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24t5t-od

CORRECTION his advertisement M Herring les
committed one mistake Ia saying that his is proprietor
Wders Paen for the Sa!emsnder Safe, be only havHs
the right for the State OF HewYok alone 70 NAM
fcfe aad sell In tn, State and other place The above
correction is lnade with all respect Mf. Herring
Auy person wishing out night manufacture
sell Wild-fs Patent S4smander Safe will apply to me BY
letter otherwise B. O. WlLDEE
BROOKLYN Feb D. IA
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suh.crlption. received 20 line Weekly Tribune,

sub .criptions received 10 The Daily Tribune,
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70 We invite the attention of our readers TO the
communication OF JOHN B. JERvIs Esq Engineer OF the
Hudson Railroad which will be found the First Page
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TOWN ELEcTloNs-Sehohar.e Co.

SehoAariS-John P. Grgss. Wing Supervisor. ~ msj
la,daseosrS-Mat,hew Franklin Wing Anti,k SO MAJ
In, DELHI, Delaware Co. has chosen Law
and Order tieke, OF Town Officers by IS majority
over the Ansi,Rentcrs National Politics were
entirely disregarded.
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We give these details as we heard them

e Margaret Callahan alias Margaret Quinn,
was tried a; Rochester the 9ah inst charge OF
arscn in the degree which is punishable with death
The prisoner charged with setting on fire house
in Ann ST. in July last, in the night time, while some
twenty thirty individuals asleep therein The
Jury found a verdict of arson in the ID degree.
II The dwelling house OF Aaron Williams,
Mass. was destroyed BY fire early Sunday morning
insured
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FROM THE CHEROKEE NArIoN.-Ihe last num'
her of the Cherokee Advocate gives account
another murder which pcrpetrsied a, The place
called Evansville Ark about the oath January. The
name OF the murdered WAS Elijah Fish, leading
man among the outlaws and The deed was committed
in the very midst OF the village before the door OF one
OF the villagers meeting OF the Treaty party
was held the above place and Delegation spponted
consisting of j. A. Bell Stand Waite. j. NJ Lynch Dan
Mccoy &. Martin and Ezekiel Starr. VIM. Holt snd
Samuel Chambers were also appointed to Join the oid
Settler" Delegation, now in Washington
Energetic efforts are making, says the Advocate, 10
break up the Nation by the party across the line.
There eighteen schools located in different sec
tons the counyan supported out o the scnoo tuna
OF the Nation They taught By males who ARE priG
cipay citizens OF the United States who paid NJ the
rate Of 500 per auuum torther services.
Three OF the Teachers nat!vcsthrcc citizens 10y
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ourmpE-Frs. Poge-The Lunscy invesagsaon--
Case of Mr. Hunt; Case Of Capt Fnaoe' Mi'"ons )
Hudson River Ralroad-Le''er IRON tne Engineer ;
Law Courts News Items, &c. fo'trth paSe-00hs'
News I,erns; Sales Of Stocks; Marine Journal. &c
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THE LEHIGH BANK.-The Harrisburg Telegraph
speaking of the investigation of the Bribery Case
at that city, says;
From all the evidence elected it clear that the Lehigh
County Bank has had agency the matter whatever
Nor has it's principal stockhoder, Moses Y Beach. The
course of Mr. McCook appears TO have been voluntary
one and his governed by his own knowledge OF
Loco Foco Legislators. He Washington City.
where he found much anxiety expressed the part OF
his principal friends for sustaining the Bank. and feeling
deep interest himself he came TO Harrisburg. OF his
own accord to operate in favor Of IL oy dspeing the
prejudice that has pursued 1t from the commencement
of It's operations. In this way he became inveigied by
Polle Lapore and Burrell and the whole dement's OF
the transaction on that side Of the question must tall
upon IAI-the Bank stands unscathed and unsccused.
Since the bribery turned up we have examined
the Report Auditor General relative the Banks
of the Commonwealth. and find that it stands as sound
and firm basis any Rankin the Commonwealth
And that Is the criterion OF good institution there is
not in the Common wealth deserving of public
confidence Still if Loco Focoism has marked It for
victim it Is likely be offered up TO sPpease the wrath
of the individual liability patriots whose peculiar desire
is 10 see the banks and the energies Of the people
crushed.
Its said that McCook, who arrsigned TOR bribery,
and has bound appear before our Court of
Quarter Sessions the charge has instituted prosecu
ton against Messrs Pioet and BuTe of the House OF
Representatives and John Laporte Esq Surveyor Gen
era. and Jesse Miller. Esq Secretary Of the Common
wealth, for conspiracy.
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LATEST FReM BERMUDA.-The brig Petrol, Capt
Mabee arrived ST Marys Ga on the 18th inst IN ten
days from Bermuda bringing late papers but no news OF
interest except what relates ~ disasters from recent
storms &C The Royal Gazette staes that vessel was
recently discovered daylight lying inside the North
Breakers of 81 Georges The proper persons having
boarded her she found to be the Sea Flower OF
Providence X. Every thing was found in its usual
order both above and below decks mud by the log book
il appeared that she had encountered series OF violent
gales and several times surrounded by waerspouts
From the appearance OF the bows-a piece OF the bow
spirit being goneit cOnecured that she had been
into by another vessel No tidinss mad been eceY'
ed OF The crew.
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FROM MArAMoRos.-By the arrival yesterday OF
the schr VIM C. Preston, Capt. Cox from the mouth Of
the Rio Grsnde eth inst haze intelligence from Maj
amoros district few days later than by the way OF
Corpus Christi. The letters and reports afford us but
little information in addition that received direct from
the Capital Paroles having taken such prompt ineas-
urcs il was not supposed that Arss would be able 10
raise the standard Of revolt with any chance OF success
The belief Matamoros that Paredes had ordered
large body of troops march for the froner-rcport
said SCOOTER the purpose of invading Texas. Il is
much more probable ii ordered they intended to
keep Arsta check The Preston brings 1900 dollars
in specie.
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PHILApyLrHtA Jan. 81,

PHILADELPHIA Jan 81, 1910.
Mr Z D. G. XIxsLoE sr-Believing that WINEh'
ARCANuM EXTRACT is well calculated 10 AFFORD fe''e'
10 thousands who are suffering, feel conpeHso' -
accordance with my principles OF philanthropy and hanin
~ tmuch dislike have nay name psraded before ~
public Is pufer Of any paLen. meticne 10 STATE o''
which came under M own immediate observation.
Sy hiIe grand son, about three years Of age hss o'
afflicted with br-eAir all ais body and lace SEE
he was Two month. Old Several hJscisns were called M
gee il1 az they all pronounced IT HEREDITARY sek"
Lous AFFECTION He source OF snnoysIe'
u MS mother times apparently suffered The mos
tense paia himself One OF MS brothers having died "ei
three year. ago after having had The " Wh!ts S"e.hng
was feared by the family That this child would 5000
HIM After HAVING used al the Scrofaous Meticines VIZ
my reach CHANGED an advertisement for me
Wnets Arcanum"I purchased bottle and siIe' u.s.
used ii three weeks the boy is entirely free from any
ou. his general health Is much improved, and DC
pronounced by physicians to be cured The eaisa @''
eeeu a, any time, by calling No So South lOS-st
1 an, Sir, your very grateful servant, ..,,.vy
wINERs ARcANUM EXTRACT is prepares II
JOHN WINER & co. ss MIDES-LANE' NJ 4
sold by Druggists in The city and country
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THE TRIBUNE.

rS5- Democratic Wing General Committse.-
Sscisi Meeting OF this COMMITTEE viii &c held on Tues
evening Feb 2a;h inst o'clock ut The Broadway