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THE HERALD DOUBLE SHEET.

The fourth double shsst Of the Herald will be sub
ihheA On Tussday next, In entire new dress fran
the foundry Of James Conner Son.
The public like these double sheets. They enable
advertisers to sprssA their business nstioes widely
before the people, and give Subscribers inorsas-
I'd amount Of rssdiBg matter. The prioe Of each
double sheet IL two cent? onlyths sam. Is that Of Tie
single sheet. It's the ehsspest pepper In the world.
The circulation Of the Herald Is equal to that Of the
leading commercial papers Of New York, Boston, ana
Philsdsphis, combined.
Arrangements for advertising can BE- made ct the
deck. o..
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support Of foreign poor In the oourre ~ Il aluops
INSIDE the opposstsos nj N.~ York 60 sos
ceDsls wbioh sesssrsd BY Senators Ls~rsass,
J aaron, and Whkip. Two rboussod dollars wsre
cprised for HE pUrposs 70 the county OF wash
inetop. IN ooLssqu- noe OF the many sick sm'grsou
thsx ere left oSstitue 10 thu port Of Whitehs two
thousand as- 70 Os~efo and To Rochester,, for like
ousp~es molten strike out the appropriation for
New York was Lost
Hoasb LLavILLg RAILROsD.
In the House the Horneii.vits aod Buffalo railroad
bill was again lost 81 voting In the Alternative.
RsvIrED coDE
After very wsoy efforts, which failed. Mr. FIrzNUoH
ri Orvsge succeeded having the osde referred 20
large sel-ct committee, TO report complete tho com-
p'tte~ 70 b dess mated by ballot, and not BY the
Speakee.
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Law IntolllEauce.

APPLICATION yoK THE DIscHA aas OF Dr. HARDEN.
Of Oyer and Terminer yesterday BY tue of Dr.
Hardenbrook to discharge his client from conf ne.
mrnt, on ball. to appear for his trial before spassI
term should one Be had at the regular session
OF the Oyer and TerDiner Tho counsel made his sp-
plicatien on the ground that the District Attorney
had been notified Immediately after the indictme ut
that mt would be ready for trisI
at any time during tho present term. aud that there
vas no necessity on socount Of the absence Of any
material testimony the part Of the people, for the
postponemsnt Of the trial to the next or oy other
term That tho testimony had been very fully taken
on the exsmpatio before the police magistrate when
tho defendant was discharged, there being SUN.
Gent evidence to justify the holding hin trial. sud
that no new evidence Of any had been dis
covered since. Tho Districr Attorney replied to the
motion Of the counsel for thu -ndsnt The eoart
has not as yet made any deci-ion Ia the case. The
the Grsnd Jury stood ~ to 10 the vote for ndiot
ment -ROchesfsr IN. " .ame,ican, April 4.
THE GAINES CASH In this celebrated case, involv.
and bis wife. Myra CLARK, have fled In the Tnissd
Sietes Circuit Court. in Chapcery, q supplements
bin OF complaint claiming as the only child aud legi
innate heir Of Daniel Clark thirteen hu acres OF
land, In the Psri.h of st. Landry fronting on ths
Bayou Plsquemina Brulsis ana possessed aud 90.
Herman, senor, Abraham Herman, junior. aud
Adopbe Riohari The title comes to them from oe
Richard Relf and Beverly Chew acting as executors
of Daniel clark. and ~ attorneys in fact for Mrs
Mary Clark the mother Of Daniel and dsvisee OF bis
estate, under will written In 1911, Shch 1. alleged
to 10 revob by Geographic will made In 1913 DON.
sti,n'ipg Myra Clark ose Of the complainaots, his
universal heir Tho Court yesterday ruled that ths
defendants snswer the bill before the rule day
In May pext.-N Orleans Delta, Mareh2,
The Kentucky Court Of Appsrls have lately decided,
In The case OF Gaines Gsnts, that ali DIVORCES
granted by the Legislature oastitutionsl and
VOID no far as right Of property oonoerued aud
that wife divorced, without conse mt IT, uoon
the dea'h Of her husband. entitled TO dover. in his
lands and slaves and to disieutable portion Of his
persepal estate. fully such act Of divorce
had bee psssed AZ to the eject Of such divorce upon
No rotations OF the parties aside from the rights of
property, nothing 10 decided -
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MIR. Van Schaick, Of Inc Irish Relief CON
mtse ~ h'vv read with IA astonsomont The At
Van ochAiok oo ire raising and dis rbaoa Of
rish Relief fund IL charges that roper
!ued IN not supp ,ns frisate Asoedonan With cargo
Kay; and n this uutus
Var schsmk Ihe avail Of tbs services
d. kay vas TIE Of The wnos Cnn nises
wer. uu ap,nuus the whioh Adopted.
When The fund first racrd tho COMMITTEES could not
how IA OF Tire ercnn tccoe Guild no extb
ny Of starving lsepe a. pssos the suppiise
" tine do"aton we're roc vs aud 10
for large fha. Before ealing e the nsoedonis
they k,a heard of the sIrva Of Of she
pl' yed l.de. with Cd Tna CUmntttee srrsng,d %.
frvst, and they unwilling TO bear the lace
ou6t Of tn, would charge IA
and hus dimtuso ste surpy Of food No provon h.d ma
made By Cover W ~ Others 20 tao
received here the re.~s b paid BY s- BRUSH
the deliosts ques lou sh-hsr
prefer s Ss 0s b o. h our .as SS ,s.:
and the Con rt.s fol, that IL Won ID be proper.
The iu,d Distributed BY c'mmi es 'ed BY the
who'll, tor the lsh oeops. commodore 10 Kay dsssued
proc scotL I'D WHITTIER he vent ~eli ireian
The eenmees clt bou"d NJ" cxcce ts VI their
but Aihfuly 10 fulfil them by saudns usvsy IcolAo
by sending the supplies small vessels various port.
s.o than po~sele ssat In single vesso! aad IL 10
qu, ty, the risk AID chs evils VI loss DO
hazard AZ all On . SIR gle sai,uest
Mr. Van ohnick tie nrst TO serve aotv ~ 10 the gre
object He carried his nook Of sub Grip
and ess,ng his Efforts induos
10 b.sso part III their abu ufsrtng nation
months he Oted bis nceeeAuy night
this DUTY Chairman Treasurer and oilsd with
ton that oueht'o recsvs hcre adopted home
whom united BY the ties Of br IT, bus all Of
manly aid gsnerossy In every part O. o., the ~osld
oEOesE Va Kids 4
JANEt REYRUkN.
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MTE,A.s&xnG* ~ rME MAILS.
Affairs sn washington.

WAsKisoYo Oh, April g. 1870.
There YES open bouse at the Prssdspts to-day from
r~elvs t. tvs O'Clock. "e
The secretaries have been busy With spplesltS and
the number Of vi-i'ers TO Ola Zsek seAnty.
The Treasury Departments was bloeksdsd. There
little difRouisv 10 tho cabinet yesterday.
Mr.. Marcy bad given certain printing to dsmssraae
lev papers. Mr.. Crawford confirmed the oontrsots
70 which Mr.. Ewing ohjso,ed. There YES some die.
cussion, but tho subject was dnaiiy dropped.
Mt. Clayton, Il Is Thought win 30 to England before
The summer 10 over, when ssms changes in the csbi.
net will tske place.
We expect some apoointments tomorrow.
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After the above was received, the wires beyond
CALAIS, Maine, became disarranged, and all further
con munIcstion stopped.
The Niagara will, probably, arrive at Boston
-s,ly this morning, in time to enable our agents IN
Bostos to despatch our papers by the New Haven
'oute. They will reach US this evening.
The details Of the news will be given in to.
mOlIow's Ae,ald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-07
TnH WEEKLY HERALD.
Our weekly sheet will bs issusd this morning, q
O'Clock Annexed are ITS

O'Clock Annexed are ITS
CONTENTS.
The Tespho Synopsis cf tie European News brought BY
Ste, mship INsgsr the WY intervening Istsu-sos reos.s
we'd from Californian Late from the sanswon Is snds;
airs hsxico Im Intormsos relative Csasda an
Cubsthe Proposed Annexation Il t,oss Countries uosvs
pordeDce Central America. Brasil Washington etc.; Pa
tieu OF The Datrs which bss the Company Of Californian
under Col WI. g. sbb with The Of thess ~h, died
tho rut we'll III no have returned 70 New Ossa
the Lst Advies with to col Frem.ars csmpsny RAJ
of Po In the Uni ed States Army and Navy IAsuc
the most recent ponsu the Prsde Proceedings
the Now Yok tisatsrs Marine Afsirs The Atto nptsd
aud suioids Bowafts Hotel Wednesday Ssmaads
Csaddacs to be bsloted fog ss The Charter Iesteu
Tuesday theatrical Cri hsereadys Ssesca st the Diun
him In New Orleans Police ssd other Leo Matters ~
toras msrcia and 81 pppg Ints gsaoe Tsapnis Ns
from all ps,t Of the Country. no TO-. &C.
Price, s. per year, or ak cents copy in wrapper
ready for mailing.
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The Cablwet. Sc

WAsHissror, April 8, 184s
The cabinet disc nsiops alluded to yesterday, to-
ds' positively oontradicted ON osbost authority
rbe cabinet for short time In session to-day
sut nothing Of Importance was dsne.
G~psrsl Taylor's ievee to day vas we'll attended.
The lady of Col. Bliss was present, and much i'd
mired.
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To the Ladies' - Usenin has just opened
splendid .tooh OF Chiidrens summer d-t aad ap imp
from Paris and OF his Nasuiaoturt most b.sut,
ttyl.s and trimmed o suit the " fast d,ous.
i'm. CENlN ga Bradway, Opposite st. Paul
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SUPPOSED sLAvrR.-The brig Susan, Capt. Wal
ford, ct New York, sailed from Rio Jane,ro on
the stA February, bound to Angola, onthe coast OF
Afncs, and was captured near Rio Jsneiro ~ tho
U. 8. bFis Perry, Lieut.. Com. Davis. on suspicion
OF being engaged in the slave trade, and under
COMMAND Of Lieut.. Hunter, as pnze master, was
sent 10 this country, with twelve passengers on
board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-07

CovNTKnPrI1KRs DKTRCrED.-A den of counter
letters has rscs nrly been broken up IN Causda.
Presses pates, rollers, tools, aud paper were ,und
and large quantity OF spurious los on the Wor.
Gsser, Maiblehead. Gardiner, and other banks.
Ihe parties arrested were tried at Sherbrook, Ca
NADIA East, and cleared. Some of the iurv in the
case were suspected OF collision with the prisoners.
The Canadas have been for many years the head
qsarters "f counteneiters. Large establishments
exist there for this purpose; the government have
WsA,s + Co.. Bank Note Lat.
STEAMBOAT AcciDENr We learn that the steam
boat Warrior, Captain Dustin, hence tor Ouacnita
river, while on her way w, on the morning OF the
18th inst, collapsed her Aurs, badly scalding oae
OF her engineers. Two deck passengers missing,
supposed Ia have been blown overboaid.-N. O.
Crsscewt, March %.
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Success always attends siemius and e
tespr.e coleman has foun. & since opeusd h.. IA
at iU9 Nassau street Tn sup roiity Of
sleateeo thor apyea ne aud Their be aut u! ustre
- their cd thing kind in his
"Frst r. ved Every variety Of 81 or Caps the
AXE 1 d uayorial at 81
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minis Spring Sty 10 for 1919. - the q
3 dg aen 4 fsshion.ia Hsts fer The Season 'qa
or hiB sneinal price. four dollars. JOHN N. 0eNIN,
&c Broadwly. opposite s.. PAuls
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Gold Pens a"d Wstchrs.- Gao cslebrass
dtaDo, H. hesu Gold warranted to .s.r d.
yearS In COLO and silver and pencil CAGES togohr vita
scgn assortment u Be Gold AID Hvor wstcns 70, sale
repaired or eaehappd
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VIM. III. BcelSc aud Co. HatCers. l58 BrOaA
wsv hcw fOrk and IS, Iesput ssrcst ade sia.
sell rg their -prtue Style If Gertsms.s Hats To
celebrity ~hrn bats have Obtain cd from their
beapt, and exceiet 10 the "a give
thor SUI ry over 81 othsra single tsI wit bs un
70 vnoo the nor-dul that tho sore OF
- ell - Of appearance they tho osespat as
thi cty erev here. RER3g& o.
lt6 Broadway, N snd lag Chssuut street
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Some men are cOnstis utionally gvsa
either nenaly or physicsie AID tho Phi
advice this eveniDr. to Hope CHAPEL No 10 Bros
way, ana hear Nj L. N. Fowl
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CaIif0rnia.-TO Traveller and Others- th
Portable tr Gases manwsesr~d ~
Meet pre~t OF the hibd containing useful Tho
peesabpe spsca oil OF VII oh waited J. SAUNDRa
i1 Broadway, corner Of oort, snd ~ Broadway.
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BoOts! Boots! of tho Latest French styl
ard the hes F@eh =. sold y. No street, rr 81
usually sold for 70 anu 81 fac Calf s. g. ~ 6O
in oth,r soree; pstsl' Leaf ts.i'ers An, NJ no
cqua, hw Best Ia Boots made order for "a 90 Me-
Ann t.e
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Arrival or tho ste~ mship Norsherner az
Chsriest0a-siesms California not ar
rlved-Later from Chagres.
CHARLnsroS, April E-1OP. M.
The fine steamship Northsrner. Capt. Budd. arrived
At this city this morning from Chsse.s, via Havana
She was detained fourteen days At Chasrss. during
vhioh time Cspt Budd o. Pausms, waiting the a..
rival Of the uship California but up the twenty
9th Of Msrob, the California not In sight.
The Britsh steamship Peru arrived 1t Havana the
moraing Of the asd. from Chsgre bringing ten days
later news speoie aud about thirty passs
The British steamship Med way touched at Chsgrss
ON the 2Sth Of March, from the West Indies
The Crescent City to leave Chsgres on the 3Sth
or New York.
A schooner arrived at Chsgres With tho passengers
Of the steamer Gslvspton which vessel left New Or.
leans for Chsgres but obliged to put into Belize
Honduras 70 repair her pss5oa rod which broken
ADDIrIorAL.
Messrs. Spofford, Tileston 4 o. have received the
folio wing deepatoh from Charleston. dated Thursday
9th inst -
Tho Northerner arrived ct the wharf this morning,
ct O'clock In the remarkably short passage Of ifty-
Eve bours from Havana where she detained two
days She left Chsgres the 27sh March, aud brings
nfty seven pssssng hut only . small quantity OF
specis the California steamer having arrived at
PAnsma ...
She will leave for New York her regular day Sa-
turdsy. the 7th.
CRARLEsroS, April g. 1840
The Crescent City has arrived 1t Havana, and was
to leave there the afternoon Of the I'd inst for New
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Marine Disaster.

ra.tHf Bosros, April q, 1s4e.
The ship Colohis, from Valparaiso for Boston. Il
ashore Fishing Rip, the Esss end Of Nantuek
ct, and bigsd She sownsd BY Augastus Hsmsnway,
E,q and With her cargo, injured In Boston for one
hundred and thirty thousand dollars
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ALsAnr, April 9, 1SlS.
Sherman for Mayor.
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NOtICo~WIIi Dc sHlHs Tue ~d0y next, Ct
Lost valuable tttek rch Jewe ,sred on,
isting OF ali The am nd les Enerads Pearls and osi
valuable cpss, Of the stock Of Go Trcadw.
semu ence " 10 oetch, ac No asst House. Catalogues
eoods will 10 rcady for Examination Monday Sale pou
and Without Nrye. q s, GeLSTuy Asrxnca
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News, Not by Express or Magnetic Tel
er phi tu, s af the utmost Importance to Pablo
fse thai Hats Troo 'irnB rsshion maui u-ed
supervision Of xNUx hin are ready
delivery, ~ bus aud well knswa LIS Full
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California Fire Arms "A. w. Spies and q
VI ha'oep isDo in and dealers Fire
Won isns 70 their STOCK Of hr Of 8~
vista Mes wavrA ted equal rhs Ia dou
barr gun. A.n Colts revove carbines short RI ms
Lea towts knives sporting articles materials or gau
&C. &c.
Wigs and Toupecs-Batcheior's wig Mani
faotofy. ~ No Wall street, my va
CIV, where the wig tusinees carried cxcuv-ly All
that praoee makes perc his nswy invested Wigs oba
sifvor medal at the Fair of pSsn lususuts.
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Tho Assault on Ncd Buntilns-The Sunds
uernDs News omorvw will cantun Mr.. Judsons
the asssult made him ty Rate inx oroadwsy
fu tn extra ots from tho Bue Btot asress variety
orgipai and mitihu ss.a,a Coo 70 NsssAn ssesc
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Cashper,,e. AID ca Urieao Dr. and r.s.d coas.
to 20; co. ees.n; D,ess .sa ti2 sou rrck io.s.
2OO Yeats ~ cents 10 81 Ovsrooss and Caaks ex bs ~
sADy Of tho above cl thing Five dollar suit store oor
Bsekman and Nassau street.
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In Parliament, the proposal OF Mr.. D'Israeli Il
make an inquiry into the peculiar burdens on laad
with view TO their relief, has be~a disposed o
by a msjonry OF $50 to 1o0 This majority IL quite
decisive for the vres~nr; but Mr. D'lsraeli promi.
ses to bring II forward again and again. and il re-
mains to be 70 what point of depression agri-
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whenevtryou meet 1t; thtTe Is cert Dustin Ab
item At no other at possessee and ~ they 'xhte
md more ueIOu' and beautiful han got sold
Rueat ISsh for tn IN &C No. NJ Nassau S. HAu
fJr ~
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Twenty ChousaMd Copies Sold Already
The wonderful md conspiracy Of
Grs aeaiDst wealthy citizen of Brook, n. N.o
Police Gassrte 81 hs week. has created unhed Of
meD'.very one should read IL Sod everJ where Omse
Nnkau
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The Weather, &c.

Inc mercury stood. ct seven O'Clock yesterday
iss st ~ deg at ~ NJ, Il marked 10 dog atsPM
- deg sps ct sPM, II deg. above zero The East
Esd North Rivers we're almost impossible on account
o the nostips oe and the ferry bosts had the great
ess daeuty In making their passages The stes nsr
S~nstor arrived from the eastward several hours
hipd her time. The steam tugs United States and
Trshsntua we're stove by the Ice while lying ct their
p'srs near Old slip. aid sunk. Tho Toe also made
sssh Condor spd brig Alids lying at ths end Of pier
No. ~ uere 81 time In great danger but for
tsusey their boz fssfs psft~d sod they ssteru
INTO the slip, ssd escaped serious damsge Save.
rel small vsss~is we're broken sdift snd caused some
damage. The brig Ab~onss had her DO ~sprit carried
svsy and scpe other slight breakAgs vas esu,sd nv
the upsvosd contact ~ vs~s In ng aud spars Il
spp~srs 90 b colder at Wbit~hal than 10 ID Ia w all
'rsst ~ sven O'Clock, yesterday ming the msr-
esry 81 the former place indicated only fraction
III. Thermometer at Hartford, Conn on Wednesday
morning. stood % a. shove aero
A. Alsnsfovp. Pa, the snow 10 two feet deed
The ssghinst In Boston Neck W said tn be very Inc
On Tsssesv evening there we're about ten thousand
lse~s $40 rsn,isusn Enjoying the amusement The
~esthsr 30 coid the th-rmomst.r standing at o.
10 Fhtsdephis on tuesday sight aboat II clock
the ~nd soda-py v~er~d 90 the north ~ast nod blew
In ttful susts for hour. and n cold
psfs every moment. On Wednesday evening the
sfmosptsr. vs- clear but decidedly much o.dsr far
- telling vss nosrp~d than other day this
scs such sspsli ofw-sthsr hes net been experienced
since the ms norsh HE winter ~ 1887
The srov az Weston, Platte Co, Mo-. on the 25th
slf o." t~ensy inches deep, and the Thermometer
sfcsd st rsro
tn. M,s.ouri river. At GLASGOW Mo- vas frozen ovsr
on III. night Of the 7ist ut, ocourrsncs which has
not tshen place since iss2
III. snos 10 said To be between two and three feet
deep Of Westnslt Mas
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Ohio Legislature.

CoLumBus, Jan. 10, 1870.
Both houses have been In rs,sion through the day,
and much excitement has charscterissd ths discus
siops, which have been mainly upon various amend
nts to proportions before the legislature violating 10
the oioD Of the vote from tn. county Of Lorraine
The democratic dignity their nation to contest
the election of Ford to the last.
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New York Legislature.

new York Legislature
ALBANY, Jan. IL, 15i0.
SENATE
THE VIEW voRK FLOATING
bill reported to amend the charter Of the New
York Floating Dry Dock Company.
sUPKRvrsoRs UTICA.
bill passed for the election Of Q supervisor In
each ward OF the CITY of Utica.
BAPTIST HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY
The bill prsvons'y introduced to amend the charter
Of the American Baptste Home Missionary Society
taken and ordered to Its third reading in the COM
nittee; which reported progress.
NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRIDGE CO.
The BIZ to incorporate the Niagara River suspsu-
sion Bridge Company was taken up There was q o
personal liability In the clause In the bill. 1t
THE POWERS OF surEavIsoRs.
The bill In favor OF investing Boards Of Supervisors
with legislative power. relative to division Of towns
location OF county buildings &C debated at
length In COMMITTEE, but was not disposed Of
THE rowER
The bill relative to pardons. va, taken mp In Com
mttee of the Whole The bill requirss applications for
pardons to be signed by the District Attorney the
presiding Judge trying the prisoner acoompauied with
Attorney and notice the to b.
four weeks in the State county paper
The bill net with much opposition. and many OBJ
tended that interersd With tho right,
Of the governor The Dstrict Attorney might vsfuss
To-, make :ppcat,cn No action was hsd upon the
The Aston Library Association Bill was taken Up,
ana pasee0 Inrough the Committee OF the Whole.
Adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
LKAsED LANDS n YORK orrv,
Mr.. Brewer presented the petition Of Mr. Lewis A.
Rutherford relative to certain leases Of lands In New
York city.
vILLrAMssuRoH BORROWING MONTY.
Mr CRoss reported bill authorising the trustees Of
Willamsburgh to borrow money.
A., REGULATIONS ros p.AL.as IN ovsruus
MI. Barren gave notice Of . bill for the regulating,
putting up, and sale Of keg oysters.
THE CANAL FUND.
Mr. CAMPBELL laid tho table . resolution respect
Ing the Com missoners Of the Canal Fund and urging
the propriey Of limiting the dspostes OF canal money
banks to onethird Of the amount Of the capital OF
said banks. respectively.
THe CODE PRACTICE.
During the debate yesterday, In the Senate, Mr..
Fuller iptimated that the Board Of Com missiousvs
would report the present oods Of plead
ings and practice
xLxorIoN sgTusrs.
The debate In the Committee of the WholA on the
bill giving tothe powers to make
OF elections returns. wa continued
TIE bill was orpossd the ground that its results
would prove misehevous IL conferred too much dis
crrtiobsry power on tho Sanvasser. The bill not
dispoeed Of
Tb. DAY far making canal appointments was post
psn.d until the 9Th Of February.
Adjourned
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Railroad Accident.

PHrLADELpHIA, Jan. II, 18le.
Jno McCsnrsy, Of Middstown, was run over BY the
oars this morning, and killed, Harrisburg Amin
quest found verdict that he to his death by be-
Ing run over BY the oars while benumbed and partial
IL inse nsbls BY the cold.
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