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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

o. r..~Ssy usssss< April TO- CECILIA nshhw' 'A"s-'"
49,, 4, .es ts,> axst noa;A< ans 10 tvs
N. f - 4 tss aniS s'f,~a 10 a'tses ne ens" -
roo- Il szssss. ir the rssssoss Of hs ps''"' 's'
s,@ n 81 x.mx s... JANE LowrRRs. 'S> 7'' 70"
H.r r-ise-ss rssP-c,sy invites 70 sso ~ ~
40, % Yssrpfsy he 10 oess ~ wm -. %s w.
g.. a. er> e y..sra y .l;Aest fsfthsf asfst.sn.
rs.-i s~ssia aesi 10 goHS nsai sea OF '"ns s's
y sossr srsi year sa& ~ mssihs -. A.. q.
~. sfsr.snn at ochss io.s
r. n.1-. Vii 4, ia o. 70 fsiss or atsfneus ne ~
90 ~ nors< - - -. ~, o,,.... II 90.
s.-,st.s - HroH JOHNSON. Of csa.aa
- css.ia psesfs pleass so,He
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Ere. VALPARAISO.

The Expye.s ia permitted to publish the follow
10 sxuses from letter written " highly rcspeeta
~ msrss~si~ ~as- q this City. BY gentleman ~ho
IN bsrs n sscnl lea, Tor California via Cape Horn
urAsAfss February 20. 1sts.
DfAn sfns 800 - uy sstcnishmrns on my arr
vs here, IN Ne 80 sss - bod over elooDoO worm
u gold ffon Cshissss ~ srd vessels In Tho hsfbor
beass Tor Tho usissd stsss hsvs seen $4,000 worth
10 bsrs end wssAtsss ~ ~ s<s1s Of too csfsoes the
iisdsno and the vbgis'as. go ~ Ward a smith at
san Ffsncisco. The ytssisss r~sf,rsa wlh The gold
.aa The usdins had sssed icr c>spss r.oss than 10
osrsoss bsss b~sn ffsn MS psr So ~ ere nov
shssptss foe ssa frsnoisco ! nst ely s,ns psrssrr
N W. here. 90 his wsy boms wi,h enia NJ w. has
been over ths geld rrsiDs oesspsas soV ss's~ ssd
oomp4ses ere At werh " Inc dlssnes u ~ s'ss irss
.seh ask<r Tsss 10 tesaufsI city sppss&eAsrts&1y
ss.llt hsases low bscssss q ssfthqsssss wbses ss
e..stisasfy sspoYiss tbs ishsifssss AZ sssssees
Arnsfsfsn ard tsslish se>ssiy ssish hsfs, sesrsn
f.~ 40 ~ Il kosss More tkss 700 psepis ssioss'Ye
" shs port ksvs tshsn passports ssd gone "
fse shsfss u The Fssse arc ,~eon'lss dsyogais'ee
- eel "a no Pelsnssiss Lake.. IA IL diheuh W e.
sasess N sleep " ., San ffsseisee ssa h'nx vef)
dsss Sfsesss are Icing cousuve~d hsfe W DO con
.ssass 10 wsa 4 sfslib for ssls sevsfs hs's pesf
sol ssA ssld fsf 40 sr cent pfoat les tes.s ~he'
sass iii sss sss hs,s bssp cold 81 $500. ana honse'
ssll. poo thsse issssd. IL aiesa W gets zoos 70
sssisa II ssJ pfite.
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
ThiBgs In PhiladeIp hia -Annivcrsary-Fire-
Markets. Ac
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


Correspondence of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, April 10.
The Anniversary Of the Pennsylvania Seamen 6
Friend Society held ss, evening vas Of the osi grs,
tying character The Rev. DR. Beecher Of Brooklyn.
and Mr. Baker Of your City were among the eloquent,
spesker
The ship-jolnins establishment Of Messrs. Keen IN
Ken gton. burned this morning Just after mid.
night with the adjoining woodward OF Lsndell SON.
Several houses were also injured and the sosp AMI
die factory OF Cola & Lsndelh The comous,isle "a
ture Of the materials csused great light which hung
Ia the damp air city like canopy of fame,
forming one Of the grandesi sghts ever witnessed -
The Ere 10 supposed TO have been incendsry act
The vet and dissgreesbe weather to-day hss sene-
rally suspended out Of door business and large tran
sactions have come under my notice The Flour
ket continues inactive Sales OF 100 barrels common
brands Pennsylvania and Western principally for ship
TO the West Indies nj ~ - per bbl at which the
mNks. closes dull. Rye Flour 10 in limited reqaes,
sses Of go barrels at 81 IS Corn Mes 10 very little
inquired sfter. Sales Of 400 barrels at - 81. per
barrel Supplies OF all descriptions OF Grain continue
10 forward freely and tor Wheat prices hard
y supported sales OF 900 bush fair red ct IS cts
and mixed and white at ~ l0l cts Rye 10 lower aud
800 bush sold for disling Of SIS cts per bush. There
IL moderate export demand for Cora. and prices
steady at 50 81 cts for Southern and Peunsy vana
yellow at which 5000 q 1900 bush have been taken.
Osu In fair demand sses 9 800 bush prime South.
At 30 cts and 1000 bush prime Pennsylvania ct 3i
* cts per bush. The Eastern market 10 unsettled and
prices have declined cent per Ii; sales of 10
bslcs Upland and Now Orleans at u cts. for ordi
nary and mddling fair qualities Prices Of Coffee
fully sustained la Groceries there 10 but little doing
cargo Of New.Orssns Molssses sold at % cts moe.
There 10 Lead here and no dcrs ask cents per ID.
for lots 10 arrive Whisky 10 dull and prices dropping
sales OF hhds at "a. and bbls st ~ cents.
sALxs OF Srocxs-FSa B0ad-sl 800 City 6s II,
lOli g. no State S. s0s al 900 do 50 o. 500 DO, s0s
25 BS. 3; - Girsrd Bk, lai; 10 ny Bk. %; 500
L : War Bounty Scrip. l0l; North bk KY los; 81.
coo Reading RR BIDS, 81! I Camden ana Amboy RR.
1876 Man and Mech b. IS; s5s7 81 Lehish Int 5ci
$50 do, 81; $1,000 Loan. 10. d. ll0i 500 do,
ll0f - O0O Texas Bds los 30 $500 sch Nav Int 20,
Penn Bk 299:
Sscezd Board-20 Camden Bank. sly s55 Lehlgh Or.
der n sll0 do Coal Scrip, ut Pennsylvania Bank,
2o9i sl+605 % state IS. 80. $1,000 State 6s 9jl,
$50 U :. Treas. Notes. lOsi 100 Girsrd Bank, lai
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coocurred In but the House rsfused IL 10 undersfood
th. the Ssuass WIN not recede. he bill wi Be ose
CANAL BANK ALBANY
Mr. BAILEY, from the Select Committee appoint
Cd invesssts the conduct Of certain Judicial oneers
connected with the Canal Bank Albany, made long
report The Committee id no, recommend any SC
ton The report very long, and understand thsi II
seqgits Judge Harris OF all charges OF Official ccrrup
ton. Of anything TIA, Affects his Official capacity
In tia opinion the Committee were unanimous lney
however Of the opnion that bis concuc Vas inds
cree, Judge Hsrris vss the only Judge against whom
charges were preferred.
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BUSINESS uOTI0Es.

AMERICAN MUsgua-Whaf an sdvsntage II would be 10
MUDDY weather have Julien MsStinetis gin OF ioeomo
ton We are COZ hdsni that be could convey hmseL q
two fYng sammessus. rom The bottom step OF me Ame'-
lean Museum 10 the gate OF ST. PauPs without soing HE
boots with Corporation mud The whole Family are pfodt
ges OF 9Th and scivily Hercules Mercury and The
6rsces seem 10 haze presided their nativity Tbssr new
pshsomims "The White Phsn,om,' brilliant affair and
1<.. ft.uns
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Mossy HrcovrRrp.-Ou readers win rcmem-
vsss robosd recently Of tsseDo. We learn from the
Cisrsnnsh pagers that . nunk containing el7(U0 Of
Shis uoney has been recovered II the house of Mr..
wnian Lluere river pilot ressdiss 1t Newport Ky.
Who b sapposcd 10 have committed the robbery The
robbes bas pos bsen taken.
~ Mr.. CONWAY, the Indiana orator, scknowi.
.dsrs ~ rscsip, Of one hundred dosrs from Amos
swrrnss Esq In aid OF his plan for improving the
co,Sitscn Of the North American Indians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

UIThe account Of the arrest Of Thomas dai'
lssher, ablscksm,h the Atlantic Dock. for keep
ing n his possession anchor and chain wss neofeery
stated BY our reporter The person who asmsnaea
the articles unable 10 produce evidence OF 'asr De-
ing his own and Mr. Gallagher refused to give them up
until he could prove ownership
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BY TsiesrsPh ALBANY Tuesday, April 10.
The Code has passed the Assembly also the
bill restoring the two Commissioners DAVID GxAHAa
aud DAVID Dudley FIELD 10 offce
I'VE are unable 70 understand from tins whether
the Code has passed as reported by the commis-
sionen or as amended by the senate. We hope
INC former Ed
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Tho csaal Commissioners have advertised for losn
Of el7390O0, per cent stock, Reasonable ia 1856
whish with the amount in the Treasury will discharge
tAs y, ~, 400 which falls duo In July nsxt
Tbs Consultation Of the state, Article VII Section l.
provides hat d. 900 psr sonum o tho Canal rsvs
sss be Get spsrs - Sinking Fund, until 1855. and
ei,7ooooo per snnum from that year, from which the
assfest Il 70 DO paid and tho balance 60 ~ quidas
sas principal. The operation Of this Sinking Fund will
esssel The Canal Debt Ia 1868.
Section ~ Of tho same article OF this Constitution
~ apart $4,000 per Of tho Canal revenue,
asai sbs us when tho entire Canal Debt shall BE- paid
Of. isd5) aud el 10000 after that time, % sinking
Fsnd for the payment Of the General Debt Tho opcr.
don Of this compound sinking Punkipg Fund viii can
81 tho entire Stats Debt In is70 even portion of
- Contingent Debt shall fall upon the state
new Bank with capital Of eI25, 900 10 10 be-
lssstsd 10 tho town Of Pswinxs, Dutchess County IL
sally ready W 60 into operation
Of the Stock OF the Auburn and Bingh anton
Railroad, Cortland Co. has subscribed Sf7oo0; SRA.
csss, $4,000 Osvego. $4,000
The boylston Insurance Company, Boston. has
sscisred semi snausI dividend Of Dor cent The
sank OF Brunswick l0a) has declared dividend Of 4
p" cent Tor six months and 40 extra dividend Of 10
pr cent The Mechsncs Bank Of Augusta 8 Der cent
sor tho last elk months
Judge Catron Of New Orleans, on the oath inst.
gave decision In the Louisiana State Bank esss. which
nans the appeal and continue tho prsseW, board Of
"'seors 10 power I'll the Supreme Court shs give lie
-rsisos.
ihe cash duties received for duties On imports
' me district Of Phadslphia during the esssss. see
= Z, smoastsd 70 ,sss 60
ssssspe V February. :. sa47SsI 81 nss7s 90
rssviousiy. ..-........... N5 ssi ss sc.o,s 10
eers..s n isss AZ ~; - slssta % $50 %
ine receipts Of the South Csrol;n. .;l,o.d in
80 .s.easd $1,000, sssas, s7sooo n u. ...s
s '.ocAno'dsn u the Central Railro.d and
70. e0s) hsvs votsd sh.s ~, 80. 49,
90 cssssssooss ssd Nashville RsIlro.d.
The High Court Of Errors sod Auo..l. - u,...-
- mas recently made - inpor,sss dse,..,e. 49,
-. STATE Of Hissssippi) involving n. r.as 4
o's.s 70 YAK The money Of FOREIGN ..,,,,s,,o.s
A'ssiss'ppi; nd IL b ssid sS,s IN. s.,,.,..
49,, suses Of bringing into shs sss,s rr..sury
"ss,s' hundred thousand dollars.
90 sssceo go sss.ss alss s % s.o. "a.
n1"o.d s.sl Of yAsss,r n. s % the cc@nssgsl
ss,ss Dat ~ ne n. hlr ~. 70 $780,, -
,ss a.Ass. s.sossr 80 o. s.ss.vsi rom ss ssss
s. :. e g. q IS ss.: +: = ;s.:: =
Is sss Rs.s< IA. - ~ he o. the state
s.sss1 A ss u usss az o. . o.. no,A Of sss -
sts scpsrs %. 20 .sa a. sst Il psos.ssa -
n I,-s~. ~ ~ hs ssesss Of the csasesiss
s Seas have aaes Nd NV ~ b
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IT, WILLiAMsBuReH and BusHwl

-" WILLIAMsBuReH and BusHwicK IL. H.
yesterday elected majority of Wing Charter Off
GERS, though our returns are not very definite.
THE President and a majority of the Trustees
or report says are Wing, though whether Of
y,lliomsbargk or Bnshriek the reporter did
not seem to consider it Of any consequence to in
dicste.l
p 8. TIMOTHY COFFIN (Whig) is the President
elect of WILLIAMSBURG, and tho Trustees are OF
that village.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

TV JOSEPH McMuRRAY, Ind. Loco received
g. votes in the city.
OF the Aldermen elect, TWELVE ara Wings, six
Of other sorts.
The Wing Judges are supposed to be elected
though the vote is close. and had not been fully
csnvassed when our reporter left
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Ceurt Caiendar-THIs DAY
Iss.os CooAf 40 Cszses Plrs-Pabish-d yesterday
,aw Courts.

CouRr oF COMMON PIEAs-Sp>cth Tsrm--Before
judge U.hosf-r HHry Cotton Raanah W Ceftos -Appcs
the groand u hd-y bs complainant states
h defendant, thea Hannah HAYES Hsf,
fort Jso lJ5thst 1893 they removed 20 Nss fors and
rs-sd here Have chdrsn Is sod ~ years Of
proceeding relation 90 divorce hss already b--n 80 b.
have sspr-ms Court Referred a. lssc fo~l- tsq
Maybe JoA- Ssths claim ior t1rU alleged
be due b. tsndaa peonsd Tor broht OF insorsni act
fault AZ General Term shd rule therein upsned.
RDbef po0ris fdas tout Moa IA bring suit IN the Com
gd<n.u, yps,r-s Court antsr The
stances Of the es.s deasd
Horace DresU Tsr1 Cs~posR Ga Iussnsntior 80 20,
ESQ fee for t-fsndnx Witt
tbs Court q Geusa Sessions Dec ls. Jan 1877 's 90
Of shrh SAID .gmsnt claimed Tor fsmsiassf 70
The judgment for the snossl granted oa tsrns
y5ha .Ssfg CAarles WLnaa Notion teni-d.
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CosHrcrIcs.-hr. Pcs~s 1rant, sorcman in
Fisher BiFds msfss f.ssssy ~vsss - nat Mr. John
r Fi.h.r. Hsstsr esssias~ Soc Aidsrnaa h tbs
xviish ward hss not r.fas-s 70 ~ ~ ssgr p,s>s
asss by tho joafssymsa marble vsfsss.s ss>aa 70
Ths rstsas yesterday but has Usage I'D sos 4ess
come No W Ne mafk 10 thss matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

BALTIMORE, Tuesday. April TO-
The Southern Mail has arrived. The Municipal
Election In NevOrlesns, for Aldermen and members
Of the Common Council passed Of quietly the result
showing parties stoui as before.
New Orleans was Whs before. I'd. Trib
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By telegraph to the MW.York Tribune
LATER FROM VALPARAISO.
Half a MiIIisu of Gold received frsa Call.
fsrnia, &c. &c.

fsrnia, &c. &c.
BosToS. Tuesday. April le-P u
Letters have been received in tins city from
Valparaiso dated March r. which state that the whole
amour, Of gold received at that port from Csiforna
vs half million OF dollars
The ship Fanny Forester, OF Boston, from New
York, had arrived and sailed for Monterey
The Lexington las has been previously s'ssed) saed
ou the ID for Rio de Jsnero and Sevfork Her Puser
writes that be has $3.50 900 In his possession. bali OF
which was be coined valparaiso and sent back to
the Mines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

gnpGen, Cas- was lately re-choscn u. :. Sen
ssoe ~ ~ balance Of his old term. soPersedng
Nar. Fiussrad, who had been appointed pro tens.
~ ohe Governor. He tGen. C.l was not chosen
tih,wsA iAsO February, II our memory serves and
at an events arrived in Warrington bot a lew
days beicrs Ne late Congress expired. IL VI"
very naturally expected that he would allow his
political friend and supporter ~ serve out that
Congress, relieving him % ~ 70 commence the
Called or Extra scssiea with The other new Sen
.,or, q. the 5,h of March Yet o. the evening Of
the I'd Of March, just az the cld Congress- was ex
airing (3en. Cas- walked into the esnsts Cham
har ana claimed the seat. turning out M. Fnz-
gerald.
Afasr sittipg a few hours, witbcos doins or sAy-
;.s ANYTHING Of the least account be insisted That
the Session legally terminated ct midnight ana
r.fused 10 act farther though tss term hsd certainly
not terminated.
C.r,ositv was very naturally excited by this en-
sysoraipary course, and various spec1iAi'ons Get
.ao.s A 10 IN meaning. Some one, n seems sss
~cssed that he probably went inio The old Goa
s,ess 40 a. to be able 10 claim double mileage
This warrant presumption Gen Csss has CEASED
~ Ia relu,ed by tie blIowisg ccfsihoais
c~..r. NJ xux ercsxrAsv rss srSArs 40
rns usIrEp 5rATrs Apfl ,. ~.
u,>,Usv shss shs Hos. Lswis Csss. ssnsss ~ W.
49, - iron nehsasa scsA his sess N sss essass
- ~ II Al March lsss ~ dsc'ipsS y rscsss sh"s'
-, :, ~ssscs for he sseslen ssdisg bsf dC.
Assvnv Drsx~s. Secretary Of esss'e
Very good 90 Ear. We DOW kso" one 'n~s
that Gen. Cas- d,<st take bis scat iof-~ s''sss'
,h.s bs didn't take Nov why won't DO lss az
s.ov Or what he did cd into shss Old Congress-
,.., !. |, wss in he last ssony' Was tor wss
no, 70 participate 10 AMI eIsh over iss passage
- he w.,her device respecting the Ne" Tern
Sori>af II not. whst nhf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

NEwARK ELEcTIos.--Thc Charter Election in
this city took place on Monday. and was dull affair.
Col MrLLEs whie was reelected Mayor BY us ma
jority over Judge King. Loce, and the Wings have
majority of the Aldermen and other ofacers The
Common Council stands did last year IL wings TO
Loeos, Not much more than half OF tho vote Of tho
city was brought out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

FIRE IN BALTIMORE The extensive stables at
tsehcd STAIRS white House Hotter in High st were
destroyed by fire on Monday evening The horses and
most of the contents saved. Loss about $4,000,
nearly covered BY Insurance.
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MAR n z D 4.
DrED D..


d, he ic,k Rev JossgA w. rrss. DID 81 ~
CO. n sxOssE HEaTHkR ELIZA JANE, s~coas ss~<a
Tor II rhsa.s c ksxsnAl. 81 81 tbs Cay
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RrookIyn Election.

Our sister City yesterday elected Wing rulers
BY handsome majority. EDWARD COPELAND is
chosen Mayor by vote about equal to that cast
for both his opponent follows:
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The Clay Festival.

Tomorrow erening the friends Of HENRY CLAY
in our City will celebrate at the Apollo Balloon
his seventy second birth day and We do not doubt
that the Festival will be one Of the most animated
and deli htful that has for many months been en-
joyed In our City. No party distinction need and
We trust none will, prevent participation in this
Festival by any admirer of Genus. Patriotism and
Statesmanship We weuld hope the time has now
como when Mr.. Clay may be regarded without pre-
JUDGE or envy a. one Of our country's nobiest
sons, whose lifelong devotion to her service has
entitled him to the generous appreciation even OF
those who have disscnted from his views OF public
policy and National duty. In this spirit we I'M
derstand this Festival has originated and we trust
il viii in that spirit DO attended and enjoyed AT
MI events, those who have for many years regard
cd the great entuckian with proud affection will
not deny themselves the pleasure which this occa
zion proiiers, and We suggest that an early apph'
cation for tickets viii enable the Committee Of
Arrangements to render the Festival more CON-
plese than il otherwise might be.
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HsnPhr-y. wssl
New.OrIeans Election.

Humphreys majority In the whole city 23l Only
the vote for Mayor has been canvassed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

~ The election at Annapolis, Nd on Monday
last resulted In the choice of DR. Abraham Claude ~
Mayor The vote on the question for or sganst the
hogs remaining within the limits OF the city, 81
against spd ~ for the hogs remainIng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

~ We are Indebted 20 the Rochester Demo.
ersI Tor slp sssssisias isH Ssis''' o. ~ go. sss
Torosso. BIZ the ,ssssr 81 "sf s''ss"'s $50, 80.
possesi sostsislsS ihs sans ssSs IS "''''' "'''
-. - psnssyses ~ ssss v Assa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-11

custody yesterday ehss Of bavs si,smpsd 10
nang mad. he. Of oyster the result Of hs
named Rally sAea Iato custody cad
committed ehsrs- Of having ssmRt~s 10 vote the
Of the Seventh Wsrs he having slept the Wssx
bat nixhs El.s Msr8 yesterday
oc~r Stephen. Of The Lower Police Cost chasss Of
having osa shout -s-As 600 sot from John Fs
fhs
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CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, SO. Tonight.
rRr sz-f,<s.1rs rsf <lnr-r.rtsH rslsssf

Aansu s.-ar ss4 Broosyu Frsn scctv-
Ch4rch rur1sr L,f.y eii- so snd Funrthsi - 2
cr-st C.-fs,s-E -sth>-ts-Brust-y Ishsrsc'e--r IN
I.t>. F--u-al for TIE Pocr~ APOLLO ssoon--hPA
F,rr--s' Club. An-rrs, ir-;fgf-. 10 Rrustssy-non
Ysnk-- Hils Gene L-rf1r--stuyv-ssst lnstiate-iNFh
Fa--r. Phr-noEsy-Hor- ChsP-i. Brosd-ty-7t
a. err-sd-r~-Coii.egir. 40 hruat-sy--- TN
S.toa. B-uss.sy Lo1a'es'-Dy snf -Feans
Az-rcan An. Ualon-Bro.4usy. s-u Broorness-pstEn-
Uuer-srossvr h-sfe --LS snf n
Ps.or.na Of Hss-oa Rv-r-Brosdssy. cor N,l-r s.e
Chrssyp sastr4.-nschssss Hal. 81 s-ravu-srs
Chi-s>s Nsssurr ~ Brostvv near sprrs-lv .1d srse
MOE Afr<r's As<lc-Narsrrs kcoms-'S IN
cfrras-Ahsnr,. srosdssy neG frrcs st. ~
R.r.oas rh.ssr-chantss trse-p-T 20
Pearl Ard ArfscpvfPf
nsrirss nussun-Brus1-sy Aaa slpsy ssd svsuIas
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Common Council Elect.
Mad, Aa>--~ dspfa,E
JOIN JAxIsoS, EDMUND GkufLN'
Q J.nys KELLY. EDwIs J MERCER.
3.JAsEs Z. WOOD, o. w. S1ufvEsAsr.
4 Dennis Mullins jacob T.. Oakley.
5.ALEx. II. SCHULTZ. WAKkES CHAPMAN
g. Patrick keIy, John breeH.
7 MORGAS MOKCANs, Jr JOHN b. WEBB-
s.JOsAIHAs w. ALLEN, EZRA SMITH.
9 siLAs &. HIRRIsG, CBARLEs CRANE.
Io. ROBERT T. HAws, DAVID MILLER
II A,oos &. Hot6eld SAx'L 7. PATTERsoS.
10 GEORGE CLARK WARES BRADY.
10 CHAsD. l.. IsGERsoLL, john PIARsALL
IA James NJ. Bdrd, Robert a. Sahas'
- J0sEPH BRITTOY, EDWIN ID. MORGAN
70 Chorles Ven, Asakd 4. Denman.
II GIoKGE II. FRAsKLIs, CHARLES DEAs.
IL. JONAS w CoNChLiN-
~. ..h..s 70 ~ to PRESS -bou, fol- and Of
oy,. mesa 4, the ..s, .ever. There b sons "a
ration. returns not enough to shsisb hs 'V
FIRST WARD.
AID -.Jobn Jameson .72f Oliver Chariick 3JI
Isna.-sEdmund Grifen. 723 Anderson 55o
Eokel.
SECOND WARD.
Ad-Jsmes Kelly $50 Daniel Dodge ~,
lssist--Edwin J. Mercer436 Cyrus w LAYTON. 9oi
THIRD WARD.
AID James Z. Wood. .943 Robert J. Dlhon- LOG
Thomas Mcknight 4l2 ,ee
Assis,-O w Sturtev ant. $50 X Forsyth 100
Lewis Teal. .-....425
FOURTH WARD.
IH-A,cbbs,d Hall..-7g3 Dennis Mullins. ..79e
John Egsn. ~
h,.,,, n, McAIister7 1873 Jacob +. Oakley "a
Hobbs. .3So
ELEVENTH WARD.
IA po,,er e. shermso. 1913 Amos 5. Hatfield 1917
William Gage 65J
I..,., ~ p Patterson 1920 yedediah Miller. .l2ll
j PHILIPPE OF
TWELFTH WARD.
lA-sGeo y Clsrk...s7l Chas Henry Hall. -;6s
David Y. Tiernsm .ls4
A.st-.Wuren Brady. ..s73 J Lozier- 80 so
Wilson G. Hunt. DO
FOURTEENTH WARD.
ma Lab, s,sckner = COS James NJ. Bard. .975
"'' ~ Michael Walsh IA
x..;., William q Wood IA Robert A. Sands. .9S3
Abm. B. Davis. .-.455
SIXTEENTH WARD.
Ah Geo G. Campbell. 1902 Charles Weoo. io,s
lsstst-s am1 Delamaier. 1872 'Asabel a DepmSnlolf
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rx- sosweob Hswsr. Zee Editor OF tho
Dsis~s,s Essfsss has ts@s ser"i''ea F"s''as's' ~
Dslhi.Hf.
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Albany klectieu.

ALBASI Tuesday, April lo-PA
The following is the result Of our election Tor
Mayor give the majorities only. and not the full
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sv psnig ctlYres o. osofsis has been q
s,sstsA sssysA Asdiyf VI We Tfssswy'
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with and With Wards not fully canvassed
when our reporter left. Supposed to have chosen
each one Wing and one Loco Alderman
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TIE excess In lsis equals about a per cent and s In
crsssg 10 ratio having been 30 per cent In January and
50 per csss In March. The Road has been opened to
Dover Plains sacs lass year and the connection with
the Nav Haven Road made from which source most OF
the increase he's come.
The Receipts at tho Sub-Treasury today