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Boarding ano 6oteIs.

DOARDEKS wANTED-At $50 Pearl where a Ken.
ID tonan and his wife can DO accommodated win hne
front parlor aud where three four single gentlemen
offered superior winter quarters. Please call before
choosing elsewhere az wv
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nIVIDESD- Knckerbocker Fire Insurance Compa.
Dny of Ne,y.York November list l3i6-The Presiden,
and Directors his day declared Dividend Of Six pei
cent payable and after the rst day OF December next
The transfer books VIII be closed from I'D until the
hrst day of December gy order,
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~RICE CuTPCU.-Ore Of lie pes. p-yTs II tbs
SIChrr-b = o4sret fr sale consequence OF The senie
mar for hor i ass purchased na's core1ced 10 re-
D.-tat The ,yy i scieciy large % s-lo" seven per-
- 10 III IN 4 comfortably. l. = pleasantly situated a
- .-,s-;s-, 4i.t.-r- iron, and f1 new OF both
ss sni pIuit Address P G. c Corrliercia Advertiser
ci5ce.
KDVERTISEMENTsf for me Esw.psPef. q a. ne
"A Gre. nd prrcipa. towns II ne SoeHS AfS cHy -
-. - - - III = g. PALAER, The Agent n TIE
tribune Buildgs where the papers can be seen on tie
osl II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I. : Money Reporter and Gold
". - Es~a-i7-r This valuable vroTk Will De de-
ite- 70 5sc-b-s Il 81 cent per week payable OF de-
iiyerv non. subscribers cents eafh copy.
49, law FOOD persons 10 procure su5serbers-
Apo!y A! tae ofc q Btosissy opposite IEnlIy Church
AZ By
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I OST-Supposed by the hro OF July, 1885, two Certh'
tcates OF Stock OF the ~ j. Railroad and Trsnsn Co.
dated June 81 l5+i for shares Ono dated Nov IL
1871 for ~ shares In the OF Eliza s Brows. The
public cautioned agsnst receiving said certificates az
application is made for heir renewal MIS- Sw-
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W Compauy-Noce i hereby given thai assessment
Five Dollars has been laid by the Directors on each Share
OF the Capital Stock Of this Company upon which
mrn per has already been made payable at the
T,easirers Office l4J MainsL Worcester the FIRST day
OF January NEXT and assessment OF Ten Dosrs has
been laid on all the Shares he Capital Stock OF said
Company upon which no assessment has been made
payable AZ The tIIne and place aforesaid
Z. H. HEMENWAY. Treasurer
LIN
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BOUQUETS
e OF Choice, Rare and Fragrnnt Exotic
Az 10 De had q! few hours nouce, OF JAMES HOGG,
Mi SRI Scotsman, 81 Broadway.
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BOARD WANTED by young gsntlsmsn in a pri.
- vn- family or e.ntrs boarding house Location west
OF varc.st between Spring and Beach ats. Address j.
= Trmn- Office al 81
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NviTFES, nITFFS-Tred,seIl ( Frost. go and 2e2
VI Pearls one door below Eulton-s have hand and
for sale the very loves, market prices complete and
assortment OF Muas comprising every variety
Purchasers VIII do We! examine previous 10 purcnas
ing elsewhere TREDN ELL FhOSI,
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pOARD-A gentleman aud his wife or two OF three
ID single gentlemen have very pleasant apartments
with board In private family where few boaGders are
taken by applying l07 Prnce-s west of and near Broad
,ss,," K.fsr.nc,. ex changed DIS 81.
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~T.J. Coleman, EXCHANGE Broker, No. SO
y5 80 v- .1-hsr--c roles and crEls collected OF 4
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.s<,b CANARY birds 10 song, knocking bifd., Chi
V&SS nsss spice birds. Java sparrowA young Airicaf
HL Vrny parrots from The Saloon River For sale BY
EAA>S ". s. JOHNSTON, al Broadway, dealer 10 Birds
CAGES, Bird seedK &c. al w
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MERCHANTS, manufaf -urers. public officers aud
" Il. who require blank bocSs for the year in
yI'ed examine assOumtni all OF our own iHanuac
TIRE which ". will sell AZ thst very possible prices
Books III ed and bound IN ar| s,y!e desired. large
-ortmen Of wiring papers stationery copying and
rie crosses Al low prices NiANCtS & lOUTREL,
- I'm Manufacturing Iaiion-rs n Msidsn-lsne.
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Or. CHRIsTIE'S only Agency In New-York IL
tIS2 BROADWAY, $50 MTurSS
Between John-sr. and 1Iniden-lune.

Price % cents per bottle SIX bottles FOR :! ~
For sale wholesale and retail by A. Is. & D. Sane. cor
~ alton aad William sts. Gso Tor SAFE ~ oal1' "
n East Broadway Il Johnson, corner q; b2ag"ay aA1
ChaElbeIs-st. J. 4 l. Codd.ngton, cor OF hAas9u ahn
Spring SIS Z VI (iuion, % bo"erY ana Ofsl" IS
Al ~ WaIker-t sSe-ter 40 GfesH"icl-sl and coz
Broadway and Hoyvsnt--.
ak f9I HANCE'S SYRUP, and tske zone other.
iasTutf
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OFFICE NEw-YoBH ,No ERIE RuLR0ND Go.
No - WalIsL New York. Dec It'll lSto.
MOTTO E-Subscrlbers 10 the stock OF tins com
Speny hereby notified that interest viii be paid ac-
ccrilns the Of subscription application al THIS
Office arr the stJ suuary The transfer books
oflhe will he closed from the 18th December 10
Ist autsry ida I'm SlLAS BROWN Treasurer.
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7 OST-Ffiday evening, a pair OF gold Spectacles,
side temples black morocco case. either IN CoIi-
lAuds In Westst between Liberty and Barclay The
finder will ~ suitably rewarded by leaving them 81 w
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u MI. Mpheqs Morse, who is spoken Of as 1,

e Mr.. Apheps Morse who 10 spoken Of as !
.ke,cher in crayon OF great merit vis, thIsc CITY
Court or SEssIoYs.-Susan Livingston, indicted
last. In the houss of Edward Csrand srd stealing 500
worth Of clothing and ewelr was yesterday convicted
OF grand larceny only. and sentenced three ysa-s
in the S,ste Prison.
ARREsTs.-Thomas Corey. charged with dscoy-
ips from he- home Bridget Rock, daughter OF EuSt
Rook Of No 200 varick Mary Ann Parker &c,
robbing T Van Arsdsle OF No . Ercnts;rret OF The
sum Of so John Smith stealing money frcn ArthI;
Mclaughlin. . Henry Rice, stealing $50 from tie pre-
misses OF wm H Whites No. Is Sixthsvenus
q Mr. John Msy, while coming OUT Of Mr. Bel.
lamys Church, in the Seventh WGd, lad ais pocket
picked ofs p-cke,bock containing $50 note, iae-6aE
Tor $50 and Sos in bank bills
- J. Ciawson Kelley, A. ?. delivered the first
OF OF tnreo lectures Diseases ircdensl
,his Country las: evening Rutgers Institute Tie
Cnrys,e.treei aaj the third to evening the
Society Library.
WILLIaMsBvRGH AFFAIRs.-The citizens O.
William are pbou, TO csl Convention o:ttep eo.
pie to amend their Charter, tbs; Sue village may
De created ato City divided into Wa-ds SD po,g,.
given To Tie cttzeas = elect Aldermen and Assistants,
and other Ward officers the same as in No~iork eaa
Brooklyn By Ito last census the population OF 'hs VIII
iae exceeded eco sous r4le - exceeds .ac popg
..uon o, mary places thai City cEar;er.. IL
said that the question u separating the State Ok Nes.
York and erecting Long Island into separate Siss
will be Brought under the Consideration Of toe Coz.
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The News by the Next steamer

The Pilot Boat William j. Romer 1t is saic, LOOK
Ont dispatches from the United States Government to
our Minister atthe Court Of St. James or else dispatches
from the British Minister, Mr. Pakenha, to the EnSsh
Government. Which ever Of these statements 10 true
or whether either them s not it is certain that
the Romer carried out the correspondence between
Mr. Buchanan and Mr.. Pakenham. II she reached
Liverpool by the 26lh or 9th ut as was expected
Parliament will have had the Correspondence under
consideration for three four days before the sail
ing Of the Acadia. The News therefore by the next
steamer is looked for with than usual anxiety II
was thought some days ago that the news would be
nsmitted from Boston Hartford or Ncw-Haven oy
Morse's Telegraph and In addition 10 our arrangements
for expressing the news consented TO become par
ties to the Telegraph line. We are informed, however
that the Board of Managers not willing to incur The
responsibility the expense OF temporary arrangements
merely for this occasion The repeated failures on the
line between New.York and Philadelphia have probably
taught them the propriety of not making commence
ment until they fully ready Justice to the Stock
holders as well sound policy on the part OF the off,
GERS would seem to demand carful attention 20 the
due construction of the line and minute and careful IN
spcction of every portion Of It before they Hake an al
tempt 10 accommodate the public. In any event, how
ever Tho Tribune will receive the news at the earliest
moment
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NEw.YoRy LEGISLATURE.
From the Albany Atlas.


SENATE ..ALBAST, Monday, March g.
Several special orders were made for every Day
in this week - -
The Committee OF the Whole then proceeded 70
the consideration OF the special order OF the day De-
ing the bill TO reduce the salaries OF certain onceFs
OF the State
a discussion upon the provisions OF the bill vas
bad, in which Messrs. JoHSsos, LESTER, DESSis-
Tos. HARD, ScovIL, CLARK. FoLsoM and others
participated, which consumed the time OF the ses-
sion. s-f-.
Amendments were offered, which were ordered
to be printed when, without taking any question
The Copnit:as rose aid the Senate proceeded TO the
consideration of Executive business, with closed
doors.
ASSEMBLY
Of the Whole took up the bill; 10 erect the new
County Of II sdilla The discussion OF The bill &C.
cuped nearly the whole session. The Committee
reported progress without taking any question.
The question then recarred upon granting leave
to The Committee 10 81. again. which was refused,
and Mr. HARRIS moved the bill 10 third reading,
which motion was negaived-ayes %, noes Go
and so the bill vas rejected
Mr.. SANDS moved 10 reconsider the vote but
pendng lie question tie House adjourned
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Affairs IL Mexico.
Correspondence of The tribune


VERA CRUZ, Feb Il 1916
Ar Sldell has 10, been received, and is yet rus.
ticating at Jalapa Arsta has not yet reached the
City OF Mexico. bu; is hourly expected De-
=pa:ches this morning arrived from Jaspe and were
immediately sent 10 Commodore Conner Their
subject has 10. iran inspired
To -ryiey,, TIRE aspect II our affairs with Mex
leo he's aevec before been 40 serious as . nos, is
think We mas. fgh. and j; re mus;, where are oar
incan7l
Three trigates TIRES s:oops three or four brigs
sfd Ivo steamers would CO; ridiculous figure be-
:ore San Juan te U!loa
A harder and more thaasess service than ina; de-
vo!yins M the Calf Squadron was never imposed
upon countrys defenders ;or Inc coa=: aetauces-
Of old Spanish construclion-aFc generally OF the
best kind and yet snch ia tue popular prejudice,
no credit would accrue 10 the vsto-s, if one more
Of them sboald be- taken by squadron Of three Or
fnur ships. -----
With fewer guns than il now has without ammu.
milton in the mids; o: terrible disaster with extra
disadvantages which can never again exist, San
Juan de Cilua nearly succeeded in repelng the
French feet il l33;
tbs Falmouih, bearing the broad pendant OF Com
modore Conner, ard the John Adams, Captain Nc
Quincy, arrived yesterday after passage OF eight
days Crews all well.
The Falmouth's people are excessively mortified
81 the figure they have made along side of the John
Adams during the passage. AS the two ships ap-
preached the anchorage yesterday, with line
breeze, The Falmouth was under perfect cloud OF
sail. s,udding sails allow and aioft included, while
the Adams kept sideby. side with her with nothing
on her bat three topsails and jib and indeed her
nain.topsai yard was on the cap. And So am
told, they have come all the way from Pensacola
Very respectfully, yours c.
IL The U. S. Brig Lawrence, which brought in
the above letter arrived at Pensacola on the even
ing OF the lst inst in 10 days from Vera Cruz, with
dispatches for the Secretary of State from Mr. Slide
and Commodore Conner.
The National Intelligent has seen letter from
Vera Cruz which states that Mr. Slidell will proba-
bly, to this country soon as he received an
swers to The dispatches which he has now for
warded.
The same letter also states that the citizens OF Ve-
ra Cruz were looking out and hoping for the return
of Santa Ana from Havana whose arrival was ex'
pected to be the signal for the authorities Of Vera
Cruz 10 declare in his favor.
In addition 10 the War vessels mentioned in our
correspondents letter, the Sloopof.War 81. Mary 3
and the brig Porpoise were Vera Cruz the time
the Lawrence sailed.
The steamer Mississippi and brig Somers were at
Pensacola the latter TO sail for Vera Cruz on the af
;ernoon OF the I'd instant.
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pASy-Ths .ons-pcniius case IN ire Supreme C9lft Vi
II. Cnitcd States the petition Of ac state OF Rncds
Island for OF the Northern boundary OF inst
state. by carrying it i've miles &Osia ino te
STATE O.; Massachu.e;ts, decided The 80
delivered by Mr. justice Mclean. The gruGn1s Vi los
occasion We have yet sisted. lasy 9iay, hGa
ever be pretty safely inferred suppose" from the de
fence which relied by the State of Msssschnse,ts
The claim OF Rhode Island. had II prevailed, would
have this State of the whole or prircips
part of six valuable viz; Wren,hnm Rockingham
blackstone Uxbr,dgc Douglass. Mendon. and Of gar,
of Fran ain and would have disur bed possession q
tina, part of territory which has been enjoyed by tnt
Colony Province and state Tor period
1870 years, under line actually Traced, by personi
appointed for :5e purpose IN 1912, aud since ihSi
unc repeatedly ren1weG The clam OF Rhode Island
was founded an alleged erroneous construcuon
oil the Charter OF Massachusetts. (Which Is OF auIeor
date 10 that OF Rhode ls,snd) from that by which
The actual line determined. Tho oiguiy OF tae
language ot the Charter hes led to repeated discussions
as to s proper Interpretation. The present decision
se presume VIII put the question AT rest so far ut eas,
at 10 secure ancient adjudication OF II from being
disturbed IL Is moreover AS We oeiyc IL conformity
win the true intent aat meaning OF the charter and
conforms with the construction given 10 II III ths settle
mani OF the southern boundary OF this state where
pdions upon Connecticut although there Is slight va
TANGO of a part OF mile in favor of Connecticut 10 the
actual boundary OF the latter arising not from df0r
enc. of construction Of the Charter from variance
in IN. practical deliueaou and establishment OF IT,
Boston Advertiser
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ry-x
possible that people generally could bring ,ns.ssd
10 believe ,ha.-a man of any standing, VINO oht
from day 10 day what passed IN Cons ;,s fc,s N nh
De supposed to be some what ,r,;on. a, This
liz ocrnrrenra would venture on tucn asse 4ous o 80
w 49,, sri.hosr. The siightest foundation 10
truth He had doubted whether II ~ouia aPpee h
tina, any man having The 70 ms
~ 5ouId dare % put tortn an asPersicn 20 gross on
~. ,his unless there some truth IN the charge
H NEW that the estimation Of the people for the zen
ste OF the United Sta.es was deservedy high ana yer
had had some hesitation whether they shoaic @1 70
ei N so far relying this 10 sufer s''c coa.
pass without notice c0ntradctlon- In adrr;
scioua indeed that there wss some in reply TO
sins 'ae 2nsscssr this might be- the wnoe poo
yoo,;nr rr.s hero openly denounced "a u'eg - .,
throughout having no ea,ay or eScuse il Mr.
r "a had the honor OF being for long time connec
~ with this body. and he had been personally Acquan
- j,b almost all It's members for the last Twelve years
nd he believed that he might with truth say ai its
reputation for patriotism was hs pure anu uisSeu as
thar Of any political body the face OF the Slooe ne
felt ths. the rnae had earned for !tset repupat1h III
Va ,..rart uhch WIRE not easy be shaken. DE pc
leyed i. 70 be well founded and douotso MOI .na
be fully maintained But II there couid De me
possibility that Islander SO gross s Inls
influence enough with any man TO BRING Is meg
rity into question they owed 1t not so nuch 10 toe
selves as 70 taer countrymen, whose dearest
were committed TO their hands. to repe WIN
"a fonl charge Aud Mr. c. would here BAY once lor az
That 40 far as ne knew far ID he was informed anu
20 far az he believed there not only no truth IN a
charge but not even the remotest shade OF Pia"soh
for the SANDER He should say more on ne snoleSS
having risen simply for the purpose Of cophIog 'n'
saternents of the Senator from Georgia
Can it be possible that the article ID Inc Annes
was pu blished by the connivance or even WIN
the knowledge of Messrs. ALLEN and cAss .ne
relation which the latter gentleman is UNDERSTOOD 10
hold to that journal would seem TO render II o0u1t
IN, ybetber an article Of so much importance coRio
make It's its columns before ne had 0een
o,ns,,l,ed on the subject but, on the other hano'
the charges are mOnstrous that it is am
colt to believe any Senator utterly devoid OF re-
gard for his own reputation, to say nothing OF pm.
cpIe. tha, he could be privy TO their publication,
the author or dictator OF the article was on the moor
If the Senate a, the time he must have felt the lash
of Mr. CoLeulrr, if indeed he is not wholly insen-
sible TO shame or public indignation.
The reader will not fail to observe Mr Colquitts
prediction that twothirds of his own party In The
Senate will be found voting in favor OF compro-
mise short Of $40 4O We hope his anticipstons
10
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For The Tribune.

The NETWORK GALLERY OF FINE ARTs.-I desire
TO correct an error, in notice recently made II your
paper IN reference this institution You stated ha,
only tie subscribers OF dollar (ife Members) were
allowed 70 visit The Gallery The institution is always
open TO the public al charge Of 1ssy c,Tt' sdnis'
sien and any one DESTROYS of becoming Member for life
may do so On the payment OF one Dolla-.
am happy 70 add ina, the Gallery is quietly prosper
ing and that the addition OF Members and the fee
from visitors Will soon enable the Managers TO add to
the collection of paintings In every respect its p.os.
pery has surpassed the ost sangune sutcipsions o.
It's founeers This Is NO doub; gratifying to yoursel
as 70 any of il best friends G.
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WAsHlLe1oS Monday March :, ls4e.
The Senate today was occupied by conuruaion
OF the Oregon debate
Mr. CoLoUITT opened with long and severe re-
ply TO The Editor Of the Times Il ;hs CITY me las.
name OF the Madsonisu- The aon- Senator talked
ss-aQeIy CT turning the Editor. Mr. RosIEEoT, and
the Reporters cut OF the Reporters gallery But
70 action was .aken upon H.
Nj. CoLeUITT was pretty severe II aIinnlns 70
Presidential aspirants from The West:
Mr.. CRiTTEsDEs made some remarks, after which
the spbjec; was allowed 10 pass.
Mr. EVANS having the :ioor rom thursday iest
III er addressed the Senate on the Oregon Question.
efore he had concluded the Senate adjourned.
This is one Of The abest speeches, il not re aoest
on the subject JET delivered, and when ccEi Plelec
= be vel worthy OF the rooEi which ii VI! occu,
py in being extensively published. The clear and
unquestionah!e men have got some pretty nard
work to DO II they mean tn reply 20 Ii
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATTvEs.
The House was occupied with TIE harooF Dill.
A.the opening motion was made. BIZ; los:, that
the debate on This bill terminate Friday next
The House then ven: into Committee OF he
~ hole, where sDeaches were Iasds 81 tne 9!ii o.
NJ. joESsor o. Tennessee. Mr.. THoMAssoS OF by
&c. after which the Committee rose and reported
hlr McCos*ELL then introduced his bill 20 give
$50 acres OF public land To every head OF faHl!i:
who waa willing 10 york l. After which tic
House adjourned.
am making arrangements for iuil Reports
from the Peoples Gallery in the House, which viii
chow the wiseacres OF that body hoH thoroughly
we cen dcsPise tyrannical majority
The great WooDwoRTH Patent ease was, today,
decided Ii favor CT the Wood =or,h Patent shall
c1deayor hereafter 10 give you tie decision OF tee
several points. Enough Tor :o-lay 20 say thai the
Patent is declared valid and settled il SUCH wsy
Sc 10 please the plaintiffs generally. The opinion
was read ~ judge Nelson RIcHELIET.
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HRNuhiYN AFFAIRS

STEAMER 2 eRRY.-Y yesterday says the Adesru
SGT We visited lhe new and splendid sieanoos, PssT,
Gull: BY Mes.rs. burrs & Morgan, OF ouE City ~ Capt
George Wool-sy T@e eelsy now being painted $40
receyi1g lara.suEc al tie ioo OF Nora Mock ee
North f..ys. s.ie, ~ l. ere is het~ecG Newport
= r.: "a! K.yef Macs ;niers ciiag boa: 70, Green
port g, the oys,gs place and forming rev inc c 81,
tor Wis Newport I'D the Fall Rives Railroad which tri
s he wsrm weather. y be farnrits ir trrvc..
eye going East rhe pcrrys $50 Zee; long p lie beam
and te-I hold ara ior oes1t!. symmetry, strength
aut speed will uiapsCe with a2y hoax no" snoa, ed
reflect. much csad,t on her builders aud cwHcr
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q Gov Smith Of Virginia has respited Hill. the
murderer OF Major Smith ud the tn Fep ruary 1877,
aud has gnii.d his intention preven. his execution
during his term of Office.
e The Governor of Connecticut has ap pointed
Friday 10th day OF April next day Of public hu-
initiation. fasting and prayer.
STAGE RoBBERr.-A letter from La Grange,
Georgia the Mobile Advertiser tina, on the night
Of Dist ult the L. s. mail stage robbed OF travel
ing bag containing thousand ave huntred dollars
which belonged to M. Sn;de-, Of New Orleans
q Saw-mill of Messrs. A. R. ]. H. Harper,
Bend Ind were DESTROYED By IRE on the 9Th ult The
loss Is very heaTy-no insurance
CLEvELAsD CHARTER ELEcTIos.-The election
held In Cleveland on Monday last resulted IN the choice
of,he Wing candidate for Mayor George Hosdey, ESQ.,
and majority re Wing acass-