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Assembly.

ALBANr Feb 10, ls17
The communication of the Commissary General, 70.
quesng that the military committee may visit the CITY
Of New York. the o2d instant inspect the first brt
gade of New York State Artillery was taken up
Mr. ScKELs moved that the committee have leave to
attend as requested.
Messrs T. SMITH and TiLLiNoHAsr opposed the motion
and the whole subject was postponed by vote of 81 to
&c. to the 2oh Of March, at which time the river will be
cpen
Mr. HUBBARD called up his resolutions relative to the
removal Of certain Indians of the tribe of Six Nations in
direct opposition to the orders of the Indian department
directing that they be brought back again at the ex
psnse of the government
Mr. RUTHERFORD offered concurrent resolution call.
ing onCongress bill approprang 5000 900 for the
relief of the poor in Europe Agreed to unanimously
The Senate bill for dividing the State into judicial dis
trics, was made the special order for tomorrow and
every succeeding day, until disposed Of
The bill making appropriations for school purposes
was taken up in committee of the whole
No question was taken the school bill
Mr.. BALLOON laid on the table concurrent resoution
to repeal the tariff of 1886
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SupcIiOr Court.


FEn i6-Peter.M CasteAanoss ". John y. Beauviiis.
augustus "A. Somanoss, and Nm jones' late Sheriff -
rhis was an action Of tresPoss brought against do.
PENDANTS for an alleged illegal taking stock OF segars
the plaintiff Is property The iacts Of the io
lows The plaintiff arrived in this city from Cuba in the
year lsi5 and shortly after became with Mr.
Rodriguez country man Of his who was carving on
business extensively In this city In the latter part OF the
year lsl,, or beginning Of isa6 criminal charge
instituted against Rodriguez which caused him leave
the CITY, end quit precpiteoly Previous TO his depar
tn Q. however he sold out the entire Of his stock in
trade TO plaintiff and executed to him bill Of sale When
was found out he had disappeared his creditors issued
attachments against him abscond,ng debtor, under
which they levied on the whole OF the plaintiffs pro
perry including that in dispute, consisting OF large
quantity Of segars In the store occupied by Rodriguez,
In Wall street The plaintiffs in that attachment after
wards their right that portion OF the pro-
perty upon which the present defendants issued their
attachment and procured the late Sheriff to levy IT, to
recover damages for which the action is brought
cross nomination oil two witnesses the part OF
the plaintiff which had not terminated when the court
adjourned For plaintiff Messrs. Cutting and Purroy
for defendants, Messrs. Grard and w. Blunt.
Before Judge Oakley
Philip Hone and others Recapers, u.s. the Mutual Safety
Insurance Company This was an action to recover
$40 000 the amount Of policy of insurance Previous
to the great e OF $40 the firm Of Herckenrath & Van.
eam effected an insurance with the American Mutuak
Insurance Company Tor ~ 0O the latter company alter
wards treasured with the defendants company Tor
$4,000 the property insured was subsequently de-
s,royedto the extent OF SIS 900, which Hsicksnrsth
Vandam recovered against the American Mutual insug.
snce Company The latter company shortly after fsed,
and the plaintiffs appointed receivers over their
assets, and bring the present sction for the iull
amount OF tho sum insured 10 the defendants Office.
The defence set up IL custom amongst the under
writers to accept IN cases Of Reinsurance sum- pro
rata. which means bearing the proportion to
tho amount OF the property destroyed tho policy of re-
assurance bears to the original policy Several under.
writer's were examined and proved the custom. The
plaintiffs however insist that the policy ID legs nsIu
menf by which both parties are bound and that neither
OF them can Dvssate u by proof OF particular custs m,
The question then IT, whether the custom shall prevail
over legal instrument A verdict vas taksn for the
plaintiffs for SOso2 subject to the opinion Of hs Court
In bsnco on the question For plaintiffs Mr. b. D. sill
man; Tor defendant, Mr. sedgwick
Thsmpson Us TSyon-Yerdict for plaintiff, $3.50
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to have the communication referred other
mteo for the reason that the military gentlemen would
not be supposed to altogether from disnterssted
motives Mr.. believed that II would be advantageous
to the state this visit made; the Committee should
aso be instructed to report the result OF Their inspection
Mr. ntimated that there was probably doubt
pu. ,hat me New Workers were willing to break few
Dotes OF champagne measure Of reciprocity In case
the visit made
The communication was laid upon the table
- SCHOOL APPROPRIATION SILL.
Sr buhcHARD moved that the House resume the spe-
cal order the bill appropratng moneys for the msn.e.
nance Of colleges and for the years e47 and
the above bill. ~ ''AN'0 va
Mr.. BAKER rose to the question yhi. honorabIa ren
tleman Is new member of the House, he has until now
maintained perfect silence but his speech nop the
school bill was eloquent profound and patriotic He said
that the benefits OF the common school inca
Unable; he would not pause any proposition for DIS
benefit Of common schools; he regarded the benefits
Ing from colleges and academies, compared with the
blessings Of the school system ms som ethng Of
secondary importance. He believed that our civil and
tecting care which should nd to the means and
agencies employed for the development and
OF the minds OF the youth of this great State This
popular sentiments no immunity blessing guaranteed
to the citizens by the constitution was regarded with
more reverence and Rolicude than this and IL we did
not realise the hopes of the people and maintain the
petty efcommon schools by acts we shsud
be condemned by the popular voice unworthy SER
wants. The gentleman proceeded with very sensible
and essential accomplishments Of literally educated
men, and the extraordinary advantages which would re
among the citizens of this great republic.
The committee rose without put vote upon the bill
Mr. sHuMwAY reported bill to incorporate the Buffa
| 10 Floating Dry Dock Company.
Mr.. HApLEY, from the majority of the select commit
tee to whom referred the Senate and House bills
to divide the State into judicial districts reported the
Senate bill to the House. with amendments
Mr. CARPENTER, one of the minority said that the
minority Of the committee approved the Senate BILL and
| did not concur in the amendments proposed by Mr.
Hsdley.
MIR. HApLEY moved that the bill, amended, he or
dered to a hird reading.
Mr.: DEAN moved that it be committed to the Commit
tee OF the Whole.
Several motions made to adjourn and lost when
Mr. CARPENTER moved that the report of the majority
of the committee be laid upon the table, ami ordered
printed
The House adopted the motion,
And the House adjourned.
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Common Pleas.
49,

Fer. ls.-zRs People u.s. John L. Kia,.ix and ill.,,
THIS was an action on bond for 500 The defendant
had abandoned lis wife, upon which Complaint vas
warrant under which the defendant arrested there
upon he gave the bond in question: TO be Of good be
havicr for one year. and to support his and family
1t appeared the condition Of the bond broken and III
Aims House Commissioners caused the present suit TO
instituted. The defence was technical merely tn a
ton. Verdict for the amount claimed For plainti6
Porter and M'Mahon for defendant, Mr.. M0uoin
In the second branch Of this court there were two
important tried in which there verdicts for
the plaintiffs in each case.
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Varieties,

A mine of calamne, zinc ORE has been discovered
about three miles from Bethlehem, Pa. The ore u
markably free from admxture OF earthly substance
yielding above seventy per cent of pure zinc II lies
about three feet below the surface.
The Hon. William Williams, President Of the Senate
Of Mary land has offered donation Of 100 or 100 acres
Of land in aid OF establishing proper school
Some of the Philadelphia merchants have made ar-
rangeMents to have their ice transported from Petts-
ville Pa by railroad The ice that place said 70
be twelve inches thick.
There heavy fall of snow at Pittsbureh sa the
l2th
sDow fell to the depth of ten inches in vicksburg,
at that place for many years
petition has been presented to have the will of Judge
Martin OF La set aside upon the ground Of his incsps
city to make will at the time the dated under
which his executor acts His alleged ncspscity was
| blindness.
twenty-five cases of divorces have been decreed In
w ashtenaw county Michigan, during the past year.
gentleman had his pocket picked at the Lowell In
tnie on Friday evening OF his pocket book containing
| $500 in bank bills.
The price of fire wood at Saltlo ranges from S3s 10
$40 per cord.
| The Galveston Neus says" An academy fer the
education OF young ladies' TO be opened tina,
| place under tho direction OF ursuIine nuns.
The selectmen of Bath, Me-, have called town meet
ing on Monday next to zee what the town will
take in reference to the selling Of spiruous liquors
The syrscusans feeding upon prairie game brcugh.
| rom Chicago.
Green cucumbeis appeared in the vegetable markets
at Mobile the sh. They have been sheltered at timer
during their growth by artificial Means but for the
most part they have been exposed to the weather.
On Sunday evening an impudent thief stole quantity
OF zinc and piece OF Competing from Ioon In
Philadelphia Truly he hadDo fear of the law before his
eyes.
The New Zealand ladies' pet young pigs, and fopdle
them as some OF our ladies' do puppies and kittens
Tastes will vary
In Green townshpiMerce county Pa, several Of tho
neighbors had few days since TO raise mill for
MIR Robert Moreland Among them was James NcAdoo,
an old citizen OF that neighbOInood While raising one
OF the bens by some accidentt fell upon Mr.. A.. killing
him instantly.
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Circuit Court.

- : - Bef0re Judge Edmonds
FEB io-Mchast Fitzpatrick Terence Byadv, Of al.
EIeeufoTs-This was an action promssory note for
S2os the inote made in 1885, and given ~ defend
ants testator to the plaintiff remained in the banda
Oh plaintiff until after the death Of testator when was
put in suit The defendants plead statute Of limits.
ons and also set up defence that the was paid
IN the lifetime OF the estator Adjourned to this morn
ngl For plaintiff, Mr.. II. r. Barber; for deisndsnts
Brady X Maurice.
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BY TIL r. N ALE.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
Senate.

ALBANY, Feb. Is, ls47.
Mr. 8. B. SMITH presented letter from the Conmis
sary General soliciting the committee military afars
to visit New York the 22d instant Referred 70 the
military committee ~
Mr. BEACH gave notice of bill to authorize the n.
banks to receive the bank fund stocks in the same
stocks of this State. "
THE LEGAL coMMIssIoNERs
The Senate, In committee OF the whole, resumed ths
judiciary committee, to provide for the appointment of
commissioners OF the CODE under the 18th section of tho
first article Of the constitution. " VAC
The question was the amount of 10 be
paid to the commissioners.
The bill was amended that the term of Office of hess
commissioners is limited two years subect Of conrs
the period. ' 'A'e"u
The bill amended o.day, also provides that IN
commissioners shall Do paid at certain rate Der anpum
ior the time they shall be occupied in the duties of the
commission; when they employed in these duties
they receive nothing.
The salary Of the was fixed at $4,000
annum.
The sixth section Of tie bill was amended 40 that the
commissioners are required make reports to thei
joty OF all the members Of each House shall require
such report to be made. f
The next important question to BIO considered L. WIN
shall 70 appointed commissioners 2" The Senate has
per eccd the Dill in all other points The bill was made
special order for tomorrow at liz o'clock ~
MIR. WILLIAMS, from the committee on railroads 20.
ported the house bill to permit railroads to carry contr
buttons OF flour, &c. for ireland free of tolls ''
Mr. JONES moved that the bill be Immediately pasaod
Objection was made and.the bill was laid upon the
table until tomorrow. f vac
communication received from c,mmit,oa An
pointed by the Assembly, inviting the members of the
senate to be present at meeting 10 be held AZ The
this evening to relieve the Irish '
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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
Ell e G KAPHIC.

ALBANY, Feb. Is, ls47.
Senate.
The immigrant passenger bill was reported with
amendments.
Mr. BAoKus reported bill for the establishment of an
asylum for idiots.
general bill was reported for the incorporation Of
vages. The ILL was postponed until Monday Of ne II
week
The Court Of Errors opened, and adjourned to the
second Tuesday in March.
The bill to remit tolls provisions, &c. for Ireland
was referred to the finance committee.
The bill relative to the transportation Of convcts to the
State prisons was passed in committee The bill allows
shers S. and their assistants 81 so per day and
sary expenses
Adjourned
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Court Calendar-This Day,

CihcUir Couxr-27s -, 40, 50, S. 90 to Ga, o., ST.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. IL, os. Ia co., l2s, lcs, las
i4s rs, o, o. o. 6a. 67,i II. u.s. %, 100, s. 2I
is 49, 49, a. a. 49, 49, &c. ~ 1888 to 49, III to $50
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos II, ~, %, 20, II, 81, 30,
81, IL, -.
Part a-Nos co. o. &C. &c. TO- H. a. 70, 80, 81 81, u
80, 90, o.
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Court or Oyer ana Terminer.
Bafore Judga Ednonds and Id. Re nson nd {

The People Us Joseph C. .ashley-Immsdistely after
the Of Ashley and his suretiss for.
fehed Monday, the district attorney caused bench
wsrrant TO ISSUE under which he arrested He was
brought into court yesterday morning. and by his
sci, Mr.. j. H. Smith. applied to have recognxsucss
entered into ana his trial put or until next April the
ground OF the absence of three material witnesses The
nrs part of the application was complied with but upon
u Wa. 's eu being asked to 9uaE sy declined he
application will be disposed of this morning Ashley
"as' IN me meantime committed to.ths sity prison
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J. McMURKAY'S
M - ~ &

OLDEST ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE
IN THE UNITED STATES
>HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully KS leave TO tends his
sincere thanks to his friends aud the public
Tor their very liberal support he has received for OF
twenty year, and socits continuation of their ence
The de- patch by which his have been ought
have been paid the different banks are he atfes
suhc guarantee TO the public for the faithful Perform
anGe Of any future contracts entered into with him
packets to and from Liverpool list 6th lh, 10th 2ist
and 10th OF each month throughout the year.
ships such the Adirondack Marmon Kappahsnnock Ii.
betty, Sea- treenock Broom and Ocean Queen will
tnne to SAL from Liverpool weekly in regular succession
IN Liverpool.
The regular line of London Packets sail from New York
18th, ?l' and 2sh of each throughout the year
Persons DESTROYS OF sending for their friends residing in
ne Old Country can have them brought in any Of the
above splendid vessels moderate terms.
And Tor the accommodation Of wishing remit
money 70 their families arranged the pay.
menu Of my Drafts on the following Banks :
Armagh, Drogheda, Londonderry,
Athlone, Duudaik, Lurgan
Bandon. Dungarvsn. Monaghan,
cambridge Downpatrick OmaSh'
ballymena, Dublin, ParsOnstown.
Daiiyshannon, Enniskillen, Skbbereen
Ballina, Ennis, Sligo
Cork, Enniscorthy, Strabane,
Coleraine, Fermoy, Tralee
Cionmel, Galway, Wexford
Cayan Kilkenny, Waterford,
CarloW, Kilrush. Youghal.
=. COothiili Limerick,
SNGLAND-Messv Spooner Atwood Co, Bankers, Lon:
son Me;'r' Jas Beckett Son. and Mr. Richard Murphy,
scorLAsD-ThsC City of Glasgow Bank and all it, branches
and Agencies.
Passages also be engaged from Liverpool to PhiIa-
0ehK JosEPG e RI post paid
BsGsr Of ss ana and s0S'S 'fe ME Ra:
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THE subscribers havinS hid long experience in the bust
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Hayre and the German Belsan and Holland ports ION
Of which places Bills of Exchange be furnished, IN
snms to suit Passage also be engage from Liverpool
70 Boston, thilatepha Baltimore, or rev Orleans direct
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Mobile Charls,ton Savannah or Texss eau at all tunes be
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the West the iubscbe have unequal for
the forwarding Of passengers to the West by toe different
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roads and canal of the FIRST great will
be taken that passengers will with delay impos
ton on the route Letters (pospad) will receive prompt
attention. For further particulars apply TO
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