The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-06

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
vac inaugural Ceremonies, and Matters
UneeremOnIOuss
WILMINGTON, March 8, 1892. M.
TIE doors the Senate chamber were opened at ten
o'clock this morning. and the ladies' gallery imme
l,stsly allied with the fair The reporters gallery
vss also crowded to sufiooation; there great
Struggling and pressing, and thousands were forced
- leave without obtaining entrance.
The Senate assembled At eleven, and . resolution
IVES adopted that Senator Atchison take the chair
The new members were then all sworn in, with the
exception Of General Shields
resolution was adopted, to refer General ShieidSs
credentials to the Committee on the Judiciary
The Hon. MrLLARD FILLMORE and Gro. M. DALLAS
then came in arm In arm.
Mr. ArcHINsoN swore in MFR. Fillmore, who TOOK inc
chair, and delivered an eloquent address,
All the justices Of the Supreme Court ana @oou'
forty members Of the diplomatic corps iho"u'ns '"s
ottac hes, then in, the fret occupying nieeen
essts In the area the left Of the Vice and
the latter at the right.
M.,srs Buchanan, Johnson, and Marcy, Of tho old
cabinet In and TOOK ther teats In Hont OF tine
diplomatic corps.
lady tainted in the gallery, but in the Infusion
which prevailed, she could not got cut she how
ever, soon recovered
1t now nearly IL o'clock, and the President and
EI President had not made their appearance consider
able mpstiesce manifested until about halfpast
H. when the President and Elk. President In and
occupied seats with George NJ Dallas and r. NJ. John
SON.
President Taylor entered into a brief conversation
with Chief Justice fancy and Judge Mclean.
The President then proceeded to the eastern port'o
where be delivered the address.
tn int has wa INN
numbered 10 coo.
Great cheering and discharge Of cannon before and
after. the delivery of the address.
Il was sgreed that daily h. meeting be held every
day, at 10 O'Clock un til otherwise ordered
General Shields eligibility, will be the first business
before them, after the Cabinet nomin stiops.
yet doubtful to the formation Of the Cabinet
On motion Of MIR. Dayton, the Senate then ad.
iourned.
this morning
It IL not yet known who will be appointed to the Sc
srstaryship Of the Home Department. Mr.. Meredith
% talked Of for that oHice aud Mr. Davis Of Msssa
shusstt for the Treasury, the latter is ineligible
for the Heme Department.
The grand whig Inauguration ball Is Q most spsu lid
afair. General Taylor attended the ball. and afssr
wards visited the theatre which densey crowd
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, March s, 1870.
BILLS REPORTED.
A hill was reported by Mr.. FINE authorizing ra
way from Plattsburg to the Canada line.
Nj. CORNELL reported bill for . railway from Nis-
ears Falls to Lewiston.
Mr. HAwLEY reported . bill for the relief OF Dir. |
Niles, for property destroyed 1t NewtowH
PROTECTION BANK FRAUDS.
Mr. BoxEE offered . resolution instructing the Com
Mite. on Banks to bring In bill to guard against
sold MEDAL rRoFEssoR MORSE.
n'fsd f.ySI Of 70. n,
Introduction Of his telegraph system.
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill grant
ing appropriations for common schools, made some |
progress therein, and had leave to sit again
The bill in favor Of establishing free schools was
then taken up In committee and discussed, whom the
committee had leave to sit again.
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March 8, 1sIs.
BILLS REPORTED.
By Mr.. MURRAY, in favor Of railroad from White
hall to Pattsburs.
Mr. Bowen reported against the bill in relation to
the State Arsenal.
BILLS READ A THIRD TfNr AND PASSED.
To extend the time for the construction Of the ar
en- railway.
BILLS INTRODUCED
By Mr.. BREwER-A bill relative to the election OF
Justices OF the Marine Court, and fixing the same at
Several Senators signed request to the Governor to
call extra session Of the Legislature.
The Quars ntins bill was on motion, made tho spe.
sial order Of the day fer to morrow.
number Of bills relative to state prisons, were
made the special order Of the day for Wednesday.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Nj CARvER, Of Clinton comfy, gave notice OF his
intention bring In bill for the establishment OF
railroad from the Osdensburg Railroad to the Canada
line.
Mr. Frr1HueH, Of Oswego county, gave notice Of .
bill authorizing the United States government to erect
. marine hospital on the old fort grounds Oswsgo
UNIVERSITY.
MIR. vASoRDrr offered . resolution. to inquire Into
the sdars Of the New York Universtty, whicn giving
rise to soms debate, was laid under the rules.
LITERATURE.
The Literature Appropriation bill was then, on mo-
Mr. DArroS moved to strike out the .pprops'asiCns
bill Was then ordered to third reading.
The Commute. Of the whole took up the blu resu-
lstng the hours Of labor, which gave rise to some
BAnAoK Br BREAKING AN AauEpUcr:
,.n pm was s,s 0 sy the
Ing Of aqueduot the Genssss river near Mount
Morris
PRESENT RHODE ISLAND.
The Legislsturs determined to present the State Of
Rhode Isana with elegant bound copy Of the book
containing the boundaries OF the colony OF Msssachu-
sstts bay.
A resolution was proposed but not acted upon, to
present to Capt. VIM Ssaton Henry gold medal for
his bravery in Mexico. worthy recipient could
not be selected
health svFIcERs sALARv.
The bill to pay the Health Officer salary Of SO 600
In place Of fees made special order Tor the lisn
Inst
The Committee Of the Whole then took up tho bill
relative to divorces long debate eneucd on the Sec
ton making inss nifty ground for divorce.
Markets.
PirrsBUnGH, March 8, 1910.
There Is now Ave feet water In the channel, and
rising Flour-Ssles of Ohio 1t So 3d. Rye NJ 80 ooS
and Com Meal at 81 3715 q 81 A per bol Gssn-
Ssi.s Of prime red wheat at zoe prime yellow cora at
S6o n Ace; aud oats ~ 26c per bushel Pfovisions
nd IN eUiIh mana Wi n