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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
II Il L II g IL HIC.

ALBANY, March 2, Isx7.
bill was reported to authorize banking on United
States stocks. Ordered to q third reading
Mr. MoRR gave notice of bill lev inr tolls on all
property transported on the Erie Railroad until the loan
OF $sso0,o00 had been repaid
Mr. wiLLrAxs introduced a general bill authorizing
niroad companies to borrow money to relay tracks with
heavy rails
MIR. TowrsxND called up his resolution for the ad
jouinment Of the legislature.
Dir LEsrER was in favor of the ezra ssssiou hut
would adjourn the present session in March.
Mr. JOHNSON would terminate tho present session on
the 10Th day of May. He was satisfied there was no
avoiding the extra session
Mr. BAcxrs moved amend that the extra session re
sumo the unfinished business.
Mr.. Hams, rather than have an extra session. would
sit until July.
Finally, the resolution for the adjournment of the
Legislature on the gath Of May and for an extra session
to meet in September, was adopted.
The bill to codify the laws was further debated
The Judicial Districts BILL as amended by the House.
was received and laid on the table.
Assembly.
ALBANY, March 2, ls47.
Mr. WALSH presented petition for the repeal of the
charter Of the Seneca County Bank.
The resolution of the Senate resembling the previous
Voe' directing the committees of the two Houses on
State Prisons to visit Clinton county prison. was receiv
and referred to the Committee on State Prisons
The House BILL to divide the State into Judicial Dis.
tricts, was read and passed.
resolution was offered to adjourn on the 18th f
May and meet again on the first Of September.
MIR. CARPErrIxR, on notice, brought in a bill in rela.
ton to the sale of goods at auction in New York
Mr. BALLOON moved to refsr the petitions, &C., SC on
the % relating to the Albany Bridge to the appropriate
committee. Laid over, under the rule
Further debate occurred on the school bill
Adjourned,
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Subscriptions for the RELIEF OF Ireland and
Scotland.


Laura Brdgman at the Perkins Asylum at South Bos.
ton: who Is deaf dumb and blind has contributed sum
suncent to purchase barrel Of -four for the destitute
Irish
Inc Boston Journal says;-Sl4o 0oo, mostly in small
sums, in the steamer Cambria mi. y.ca,norn
through harnden & Co. being the private remittances
OF lrshmen for the relief Of the friends the old coun.
try.
The Treasurer of the General Relief Con- mttse Bos.
ton has received the following sums;-Fron Leicester
S3s6 To- part of North Esson Sl25 Worcester in part
$1,000 Waltham, S.ao Lenox, $i4s Lawrence sos.
az the operatives in Mr. F. Tits factory in Roxbury
$40 90 Mr. Tilt $50 total SIG 90; persons employ
at the Courier Office Boston, Sl3.
The Boston Irish Relief Committee sent two hundred
barrels of -four and meal 10 ireland by the Cambria
There Is to hope that the contributed by
ton will reach $50 COO
The Montreal H,rald contains list Of subsc ip ions
for the destitute IRISH and SCOTCH amounting TO a9
Jos
ball and concert have been given at st Johns B
the united profits OF which Sl060 This amount il
TO be appropriated to the lief of Ireland.
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tremely hot saher are found be much greater than
many supposed and the duties of soldiers not tie mere
pestims which many thought them to be.
THE manner in which their food has been prepared
hes had tendency 10 produce sickness At home this
duty Is performed by persons skilled in the business
but the mse soldier from the want Of skin from
a recklessness Of character, consequent upon his
occupation fails in this important matter and b. comes
sick. Not death has occurred among the dragons
since they came into New Mexico, which goes lar to
prov the above statement"
From this statement l. will be found that II any ru
exist among you. which might lend you believe
that disease Is raging among troops these
entitled to any credit give you below a it of
deaths in the army since the 10Th Of November which
you requested to publish.
Deaths in the Army Of the Vest" at Hospital and
quarters Santa Fs NeW Mezico
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vrsss I'VE Cents.

death Of Patrick Muldoon by severely beating him on
Tho night OF the ,h Of January last in conseausnce sf
woman who slept in ed Joining room was put on his
trial But little progress bal been made In the trisl
before the court Adjourned until tomorrow morning
CourT CALErpAs-This Day-Cireuit Couvi--4l -,
~ as 80 50 IS 81 "a So iO1 I0s 100 sup riev Covyt
%, 49, 10 Is 49, 10 II ~ 23 10 81 a. 40, 49, 81 10
~. Comusr Pieas-lst Psrt-63 IS u, II, 70 s. oS
81 80 ~ ~ Part $50 1870, 26 1873 400 202 400 2oe
2l0 81 a. 10 -, So no lis, l44, a. a. 81 LIS las
2O4, 1872 IS, &c 90. 81 l06, 100
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ALBANY, March l, I547.

ALBANY, March l, 1547.
The Condition Of the Session-State oftks Parns,
Two months of the session of the Legislature hsye
elapsed and thee has been hardly On to that
important and interesting business which was deyoIyed
upon the Legislature by the convention This dilstor
ness and this lag gard sensuality,
('Those psmpered animals
amt rage IN savage sonsuality,')
may be referred to the cons.aucy and rancor with
which each party pche the quohs ia the rsspng GENE
for the Presidency in 1s4s there has been connexion
and collision between this gsIsturo and the powers
at Washington in this mighty game this collision s
seen IN the passage of the antavery resolutions by
combination Of wings and radical democrats it 10 OBJ
served in the introduction of the solutions of thanks
General Zachary Taylor. to which coverily up.
pended an untmey decls ration that the battle of
neseca de Ia Palma was fought Mexican ground;
may be observed in the, motion made by MIR De.
vehn by consent Of MIR. Wright in all human probabi.
W Tor the publication Of the extraordinary co,respond
ano 's Gov Wright and the Secretary of war
men OF volunteers known az fhe Txlfornia reeimenS
n! .ne ISL regiment Of volumes Commanded by Col
comics of ,h nave he honor to transmit herewith printed
seen the views Of Nj Wrigh mon var1ons ouasona ~
PUBIC interest are disclosed without resa rvaton
neton on Fridey s rsatned to this city from Wash
me s,a,e Of me parties is curious The wings have
would be OF immense advanfaee IN ,hs shoy useo
they overmatch the radical democrats 10 eomnIasan
numerical not an intellectual, prspondsrs Vcs There i
aomssnhg we 10 Paiy idoistry If part, in America
existence, an American would hold il 10 be ~ ard ,rea
sonsble TO idoze that party with
list at its head; Just so vile and more il 4 doIze
any named party or sect on earth Moderation N virtue
which should I'll that place in mems hearts where
Wrohlul idolay Is too often permitted to reign su
and paramount. Party luminosity here has snfrsls nc
encouragement fiom the lapse Of time It is as bitter And
az iucendiSrY as ever 1t was IL good kim that nv
principles or sny patty which dispense isvoitsm anon
men, are hings TO be ojrcd end not to be
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Police lnteli1xance.

MAscH 2.-Bureisry rhe premises so East Broad.
way occupied by slr Quinn, was bnrglarousy entered
ny some bold thief who stole therefrom the follo wing
articles black velvet dresses black velvet visiting
dress. black waered silk dress; light silk Dress
fine; gold lepine watch No 95le made in Paris; to-
psz bracelet do breast pin; diamond ring with pearl;
soia ohaD goa l's shmh very small engraved there
small silver fork; pair silver sugar ongs large silver
spoons marked J. w. A. No arrest.
Di,honsa Servont-A black woman called Betsey
Wilson was crested yesterday, by policeman Nealss
on charge OF stealing two pair OF Psntaoons gold
pencil case and silver spoon, the property
ploysr Mr. Adams residing in aSlh street near Lexins.
ton Avenue The property recovered by the above
officer at the pawnbrokers where had been deposited
by the accused Locked up by Justice Ketchan.
.frrest on Suspicion Officer Gaugbeu. OF the 9th
Ward. arrested at o'clock yesterday morning,
lot OF wet linen evidently taken from clothes line,
consisting Of sheets, table covers, night gowns pillow
borne locked her up for further examination
Petit Larceny.-Captain McGrath, of the 9th ward
rested yesterday, won woman n, cal called Mary Tobn Sn
Osborne committed her for examination.
Caught in the Aet.-Oficer Reeve, Of the 7th ward
arrested last night fellow called Cornelius JAG
whom the officer caught in the act of stealing from
Mr. John Johnson. Committed by Justice Timpson
Pocket Picked-As Mr.. +. Edey Of No. ll6 Water st
standing one Of the book auction stores last eve
ming in Broadway light fingered 'knuck" extract
ed from his pocket purse containing $50 in bank bills
| and escaped with his plumber.
lWpOtoHt s1TTsst-OHlCcIb MCNunus ana StopnenfOn
arrested two women, yesterday by the names Of Mary
McGowen and Ann Waters VINO were detected by these
officers the act OF selling the wood given them by
| Aims House and buying rum with the money. while
their little families starving with cold and hunger
Justice Osborne committed them both to the Tombs
Robbery.The trunk OF Mr.. John swan, who resides at
No 27S Front street, broken open yo terday and
$50 stolen therefrom supposed to have been done by
who left the house suddenly by the of John
Rob nson.
Arrest Su,pieion.-Oaicers McManus and Stephens
of the 9th ward, arrested yesterday man called Peter
Burns alias Egg headed Pete" suspicion of stealing
silver watch valued at $40, belonging to Capt JameI
Horner Of the brig Caspar. Committed for examination
| by Justice Osborne.
.anoiher.-Phillip Larken and Dennis Morrison were
pulled yesterday BY officers McManus and Stephens
having in their possession lot of segats segar cases
snuff boxes and other articles evidently the proceeds Of
some robbery. An owner il wanted for the property
Justice Osborne committed them both for examination
Grand LcTcsnyI ives officer Behrt. OF the I'd ward
poice bartil that arrested Lawrence 0uise
| Tor grand larceny, on Monday
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&A sItclass mode,nbut threestory and attic dwell.
KIN ~ house, No 2ff Fouith Washing, on ,on.rs
t-fd- ana cmp ndng fine view Of the 5th asenue The
honsc vac pail IN the substantial m1nner nd Gnhrd
n pe styr, W. 80 I'd polished maho gsny doors and
., urn rbe mantes throughout the house is
neatn WIN ~ arr furnace and has CToon ter intro
duced IA ne Kitchen, he,e eu ~ new B-be Z rnpe w..
inc m rs Is by 20 feet deep the ~ m,ses are in
hhss, lWo-nds OF The purctsse money may remain on
CHI 2. Poe stairs. " r13 ~ ~ :. 81
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storm commenced in Boston on Saturday noon, &C.
con panied With snow. which continued until about four
ocock when the snow changed to sleet and finally 10
lain. The wind blow during the afternoon and night
win great violence from u y r. AT the eastas I'd SO
~ roIsmouth the storm was very severe great deal
-Ifon, ertpt. - N'S'
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD Every Gay, Price cents per eopy-s7
70 PEE un-pry be ia advance
WEAKLY HERALD Saturday-Price 81
Per Sopy-3 l?H ,nts payable IN advance.
HER AID FOB EUROfE-Evsry steam Packet day
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALp-Publ shed on the
LAT jan,sy Of yearsnge copiss .irpencs each.
ADVERTISE ENTS, at IN. usual prices-Always cash
In I'd snce Adveus emeDts shoud be written in plain
lsgbie The Proprietor vii not be responsible for
errors that them.
PaNTING OF all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch
Al ktt-rs or cs,ops by mail, addressed 10 the
eabl shm-nt mast he i'd the tags will be de-
dIcted from the SUI err IN RENTED.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor If the
Nsw YoRx HERALD EsrApLsHMErr,
Nnrfh West al Fulton and Nassau streets
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MONEY LENT.

..,,r mONEf LENT.
s'HE highest prices adv in large and ANAL ,pm, nm
god ard silver Watches diamonds, plate J,werv dyv
goods iumu cothng, aud every Dissertation pey,o,
property JOHN M DAWES Lifensed saa
cihces By ringing he bell. 10 orrs $500
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re. sTA1 IN Isl ND LOrTA4ts IT, LET OR
49, hkA~E THREE Cota.es situated on CAST. ton

srs. STAT ~ Isl ND COTTAGES IT, LET OR
E..E IEA~E Three Co,ta,es situated on CastIrtoo
A Heights he ar caro- di Mon st tn lslar surro
Ell By hn- foes 4ndn. view
Of the ity the BAY aud t issnds aud the while
. mile - '
Thew tain "a follow:
Bhg telie-A ptTln,, dlir room, and bedrooms
Cor Ne't-A parior, dining room, library, bedrooms
fora horses. ' WV" N
OAK Lsnd-2 nar1rs large dnirE room 10 bedrooms bath
room a'd servants carfage house, with
stable Tor horses sN N' WV"
Thes. Cottses enjoy comm, the use of II ,eres Of
~ ed. " WV ~ ~ "''"''''
Apply Madame Grymes, at her residence Capo di
Monte. " NV ie''"e"ee' capo. VI
Also spo o. Monte the beautfa mansion now the resi-
uencr OF Msosme Gymes well known To r,on,re de-
sign,n Ire "a Is large and we'll stocked with fuit
am 20 ersf OF woodland, laid walks an ice hon,
~ hSn,e and eeIrisse house with sabng for
good tenant the house will be rented or leased fully
Tsot
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L.sN THREE STORY HOUSE on s3d street between
LII me and and Sd Avenues IL is we'll fns ed al
lsSs. lee with tho late including kitchen
range suck cold and ba hs, closets SC Italian
marc Inanties throughout the house yard Of fifteen
leet 10 vcrad IN snd French windows he
= one Of row SIX houses the south si4e street
rof iurtner particulars apply to WISE 4 SONS,
70 p.
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,s,x sns SAFE or 70 Lease. large and handsome
$sA FAhM, situated III Far Rockaway, l. l., containing
~.A 2so Of Land suitably divided iats abs wood
aid mead land Il Is Of New York both
ing Hus with four Of ilable land new Barn ard
fence
POLY 70 SAM: r. B. Norton, the premises or at the
efics OF John n Power. No l29 Fu'to FL iwsr
AN a SMALL RESP aCTABLE FAMILY without
E ch'sr ere desifous # renting tho upper part Of
good sized mode two three stsry House. west
I'd u Broadway where they be with
the second Zoo 20 rooms, and Of kitchen
I'm all ~ having such apartments in good dton and
sirsbie location hear Of FOOD by add
ing tine "A Supplying personally at he front oc
nfst DO ~, No - Nassau 81 eet n2 lwsrc
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FOR SALE.

~ FARM of sGy sores most delightfully."- n,
t,n tustso, spout i've miles from klzabei a. D.
ON rl.ng handsome commodious dwelling house
tted w ma Die msntics. and every q. ,o =.
epseibe Family the whole including eard.p.r, hans
bsrps ice house ard other build in sosIsnts
- N'~e ''N''
The easy aceess from New York ei her bv m. v..,n
from Jsrey City the ferry 10 EiIzsbstho
railroad n in whin hui dred yards OF Nh, nnns.
10 ns riy The greater Of the purchase son,v
remain Tor three years bond and
VYsk T. sONs, l72 Pearl AZ, 80,
Also for sale dwelling house No ,sI Wsshr stop sire.,
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FOR SALE OR TO LET,
~ ONE both oi the handsome story brick hou,s.
E and lots Mes 485 and 467 Brooms street. Broad
FL way stable is attached to Ne l67 which will be
l.. with without the house Tho houses good or.
VIM ( JNO UBRiEN,
Matte - Wall street.
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eIN One OF the beautiful and desirable
III % The state Of vonnseucct, aua ed in the city Of
ed AID occupied by Mrs h. KIP, and formerly thr
ses,dsnee @ WIN e. Gilman, E.9. by whom the 1uss
5u aud the laid There about five ner,
OF aad covered with shade and
vahers ~ fruit trees, gooseberes curants, rssbsrrs
Itr,wbe fries, sc
Tho scenery the grounds beautiful and picturesque
eqrsl 10 any tho The hsuse very conve eu
with two well, Of excellent and neves falling the
r'mse9 aud toe place eomb.'es hing make
le rare opportunity 10 gentleman wishing beautiful
cnuatry
For and fu' Their paricu apply Char
Esq No 70 Granite Building, Broadway and Cham
befs street, or to the SUBSCRIBER on the premises
Eorwich. Feh 10 1877 0a i'm re-
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FLORENCE HCTEL-

No. 400 broadway, corner Walker Street, ~ Y
IA JOHN FLOhENCE, Jr., has nav completed his
I for opening to the public TIE elegant
has great expense ersctsd Hoel conducted the
~ plan In addition to tho Restaurant
;hs a,o. above, sp!.ad'y furnished with eYsry modern
are snale similarly furnished. Tor the
moda ION OF individuals Of small parties whore (as il
BY carte on tns plan suaedso attached 70 Tho s.sb.h
psrtmen) ere some bedrooms single and double with
s.esat psrors adjoii nRth. h,Ie ng st class
tel for gentlemen t. be
and ds ,oa hilbert unattaued this
publ that his larder his wines and indeed entire cult
d-patment will be of tho best kind throughout and
he invites gentleman who DESTROYS the ssmo tim
Sbtsioog Dom. and boNd 2, either separately call
fsey Of examining his and conmodous establish.
m.nt. ma lmera
Mrch ., 1897.
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f5A AT pR VAFn 3 ALh-'rns property kno wn a. No
ka lss Maibsry street. near Broom street Lot ny on
A two brick front house
20 ~. al wu frame h,use the .ds lot N
irge woI shop IA he 81 oy &c feet cellar
des Ia the Half OF the purchase or
bond and m9rssge at per premises
liz In re
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WIGS AND rOUPtES

u ATCHFLORiS new invented WIGS aud TOUPEES
- the most peTe sprcim,us Of the at of wig sking
of red he publicthey admirably adaped
the peculiar Of CHI divilual eh In their
uon aud rat rai ~ peaslce "a to DEFY detection
large and ell selected N,tk h,ud, the only
uf.c,uers VIM. Bate ieor, Wall sire ell, Bscsdway
Copy lie address. f. "a srh
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TO LET
Ia AND FOR SALE at Stain IsIand-Several Cot.
Ef ges and Horses " tn gardens pes.nrs and pasture
.G lands, sita ted TompkIusv Ie ind Sapeton-sone
end little dis from the ferry. Aso g9od
Bote to C. The from h, ndI Cd dollars
FER anLum. Apply TO P. WOi.EES,
Wolfes' Hotel, Tonpkinsvle.
u edists possession eau be given of some Of the
ho.sss-rea' In mrnce lat May ri wsrc
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

~ tn KURAI: LIF ffontng the beautiful Raritau
::8 Bay anding full AID ire view from the High.
lands Of Nevs sink to the Narrews Large aud small
ttms improved and unmPoved property the pur
chascrs all times their f,ncy selection OF pro
pery.
Also, fourteen valuable building lots West Bloomfield
f,mpton adjoining the Methodist Church OPP
posts ns New Episcopal Church isr'rs easy Versions
where the shore obtain all dslrvd ky
let er post 10 w HAYNES Key port, Monmouth COMFY
New Jersey. fn6 ma
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" oil. 5.-No. 2a.

dragons, 10 place called Tepc Agualca,
twelve leagues beyond Perote, to enlarge
his circuit of supplies.
The road from Vera Cruz to the army
was infested with armed banditti, who at
tackled weak parties or trains unprovided
with a sufficient escort. Mr. Kendall
mentions report of number Of recruits
for the army, going up cnder charge OF
Capt. Winder, having been killed by the
rancheros or guerillas between Jalapa and
Cerro Gordo. Another correspondents
writes as follows:
VERA CRuz, April %, Is47.
An express arrived last evening from
I4ient. Dixon, in command of IO2 conva-
lescent soldiers from the hospitals in this
city, on their road TO join their respective
regiments at and near Jalapa, stating that
the party had been attacked by about
300 Mexicans. The express rider met,
two miles this side of where he left Lieut..
d., a train of about forty wagons in charge
of Capt. Croghan Ker. Some fears are
entertained for train that was some Eve
or six hours ahead Of them. In fact. the
Mexicans had great rejoicing amongst
themselves last evening in consequence of
the capture of one of our wagon trains
by them. Their accounts have it that
our mer (lhe guard) had been literally
cut to pieces; but we have but little faith
in any thing that comes from such sour
ces.
The Mexicans have fine chance now
to work upon our trains if they could on
ly raise courage enough to do it. Col.
Wilson's force at this place is too weak
to spare many from it, and, if the enemy
should go to work with determination,
they might reap handsome reward al
most without opposition. A few cases
OF yoMITo are said to have occurred, but
IN very mild form.
FROM THE VERA CRUZ EAGLE OF AP. %.
We understand yesterday that informa-
ton had been received at Jalapa that Gen
Worth had thrown his outposts towards
Puebla, and would march Immediately in
that direction himself. We are some
what doubtful as TO It's truth, however,
/ not being able to trace it to any positive
source. The latest information received
from Pero;e, which might be relied on,
Eve think, is that issued by US in an ex-
ira on Monday last. Generals Scott, Pat
terson. Twiggs, Pillow, and Quitman
were in Jalaps-Gcn. Shields still lying
in very doubtful state in an hospital on
the battlefield at Cerro Gordo. Rumor
says that Puebla will yield without dis
charging a gun; if SO, they viii show
more wisdom than has been eviBced bv
several other Mexican cities, with hard
ly hope for success against US.
Some Of the Mexican officers, (prisou-
ers, Major II. 6. Bennett, Capt Mont
gomery, Lieut.. Soryera, and Lieut.. Saun-
ders, lst dragons, came passengers in
the New Orleans, and $50 discharged
volunteers and teamsters.