New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
Basness was brisk and the city was perfectly quiet.
LEGISLATURE OF YORK,
SENATE.

ALBANY, Monday March Odd. 1916.
Mr. ScovIL reported the following bill in relation
to tolls on Canals
The Canal Board shall impose and collect from the
canals belonging the State the same rates OF toll as
were charged and collected on said Canals during the
wear 1915 except as in hereinafter provided
. The rates of toll on salt coal. gypsum lime or
clay shall be the established by the Canal EoaIo
effect at the commencement oil Navigation LOT tne
year 1916. !.
change or alter the Of toll on The canals are nerco
repealed.
Made special order FOR Thursday next
Several important bills were ordered 10 third
reading, when
MIR. JOHNSON called up the question OF agreeing 10
the report OF the Committee of the Whole on Inc Dill
to nav the expenses of the Delaware lnsurrecuon.
A debate OF some length followed. principally up
on points OF law between Messrs CLARK, JOHNSON
SPENCER, PUTNAM. YOUNG and VAN ScHooNhoVES
Laid on the table for the present
The bill to send to Geo. Washington Lafayette
COPY of the Natural History of the State, was read
third time and passed.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. STEVENSON made report from the Commit
Tee on Conference, on the matters IN difference De-
tween the two houses on the Auction bill. The
Committee agree to the bill as It passed tne house
The report was agreed TO.
Mr.. HAzELToY, by consent. brought in bill to
elect Delegates the Convention according TO the
new apportionment. He moved It's reference 10 the
A pportonment Committee 10 report complete. Alter
debate il was referred to the Judiciary COMMITTEE
Several bills of e private nature were read third
time and passed, when debate sprang up on mo-
ton 10 make the Treasurer of Onondaga County q
salaried Office but before it was concluded the AS
sembiy took a recess till 81 o'clock.
STEAMBOAT Of FInE-NARRow EscAPE.-The
steamer Telegraph, her passage from New or1 70.
day. when coming round Thross Neck, discovered tne
steamboat Shepard Knapp, bound Tor NorwaiA some
TWO miles ahead envsloped IN smoke and hamec capt
Stone crowded all steam, and was soon alongside the
burning boat TO which he lashed the Telegraph ana I'M
mediatey rendered such assistance ss 10 suoGue lno
flames and in all probability the boat from desruc-
ton and the passengers from watery grave. Inc ..
X had about IS passengers on board. The damage 10
the s. X serious as TO prevent her proceea
ing on her passage. n. Haven Palladium Monday.
AUBURN PRrsoS.-E. w. Sheldon, Esq, who
was appointed Keeper in the place Of Hiram Rathbun
rein 10 accept the post The Board OF inspectors held
session on Friday last and although nothing definite
vet known to their action 1t Is rumored mat DAVID
Foor the former agent Is appointed Keeper ana iHos
Y. HOWE. jr. editor OF the Ceyuga locsin agent LUG
Board meets on Saturday. lSyracuse o'af'
MoRMoNs-A Man SHoT.-We learn that on
Saturday by the name OF Gardner was sno' 10
Nauvoo, by Mormon named Cotton, ana instantly XII
ed The of this difficulty Is this Gardner VINO
not a Mormon, has wife belonging 10 The church Sne
wished 10 emgrate with the saints, but ner nusoano
would not go along she therefore left him and TOOK ny
with Cotton. This led 70 the quarrel which
In the death of Gardner. Warsaw Signal, March ..
F1eE.-At Belfast, Me- the goth inst the wo G,e
en- building located on Church-st owned by !osepn a.
hanson occupied by J. G. Moore g. GO: as oLy euJT S
store was consumed with all It's contents, eoee.uei VIZ
smsy stable adjoining. Total loss s7,ooo Psray ih'
aured.
ESCAPED FROM THE STATE PRIsoS.-On satur'
dsv forenoon. Samuel Brown, convict employed IN
the ward of the State Prison, managed TO WALK on anoo
served among some visitors He was not dressed IN inc
usual prison garb. tooa.ou o''
~ A Temperance Meeting was held in Boston
m Sunday evening which was addressed by those we'll
known champions OF the cause, Deacon Grant and Rev
Dr. Beecher.
B They have salmon in Boston-the first OF the