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DOCKY BAR STOCK NJ AUCTION.
1t the MERCHANTs' ENCHANGE, &c v ed
NFSDAI the n fnst.. a. j ~. * tDht - - u !
IFgs-U .eil ri Auction THiki EkN SHARES 81 the
CApITAI STOCK of fhe ROCKY BAR MINING 60.
r- value Slgg ger share THIS Company a. Ne lrtrh
a. ttefr fssrs gs, lrued 20 0fA ron 4IAftL VEN
II fd an tie VI dole F1r. Ul the AHencan RIVER. Infy
have .erf fOrz rrsL9 powerful and psffect machine
stan. heads ian Mills &c wcu ft - nave ar
ry.d . san Franc SEQ 5onE t1s time. and vii Gnuo,
r. Il active and ercent oper4tloA n ven snort tine
Tb4 Conan have fire water power % Their loclton,
and the mscalrery vL.ch thcY have forwarded has
,acty r crushing a. tuns - rock per day fsfs1ns
ho have been Oh 1r'0n safe ras me poorest speci-
rfrs II quartz nc tested yield -
~. ronud Of roes W the following from
the rerorr - the Board II Directors for ls3l
.'Th- foloWng hoTeger moderate calculation, and
nav With conldence be relies npOn, IN
Quartz crushed frr lay. 90 TINS go 0to i1s
ProdEcs Of gold fef 10. 20 ceuts- s------------.- %
Weld dey. Slo,.yo ~
hu.tl5let b. The sa7s .a me gears ..-.-- 80
Annual c-odrct -- -..----- - 0ol. 90
Anowmg sssO ior sH nannsr u sIpenses nciuiinz
duties 10 The Government and there viii remain
profit % Shareholders 4 4t0 per cent per annn 'i
about 3 ,er cent por month -.
"Nhsu considered that By N>aFS fo@,r IA -, -,
ard Gsorga irIa fort, T. slIy tgns yer oAy u -
Tlhe a-d much les easily yulyeflkUd, are cf-sn'u, a.
taa' 70 asszy the quartz Of tie R,czy Bar hAs '7'
ll...fd 20 ~ al procgc- - rpld and wnsh - =,
-..f-.f isrh -sii' pfrC nee s'e. .' 'he t'l
's.-.. .--r.. 2 4t .c- have rf.if ls-t i'iit'
t.r .r.e.'. .f.ra. fa,-sl r. .s q rafl -
.... rf - o. .e fret re.I fa fl.rtge- e--l.f -.
-.s 4 60. rrraft ..aaa 1,.t- i-e ~a-'N d. a. = :
llg e feeL - ~. n -I4tI
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4 FRANON SPRlNGS-Shortest and

Y
l.hear,s, rone % this deiigntfui samsler Retreat
BY the Hudson River boats aAd Hudson kYef hIoan 20
do aud thence ~ railroad and stages 10 the Spnnss
.. the ~ II the Shaker City Passengers rom Ser-
.ra b, aOrnng boats "a road. VII leave Hudson
he acisrk p NJ traln and arrive at the Springs at 5i
y " Passengers from New-YorS by evening boats oi
.ru VII cave Hudson the next morning Al ocioc< ana
.gs A. the Springs st 81 Usual iale pp'n me r'er
q f,-e from Hrlson ~ ths S1sinss = - -
J I. WATERMAN, s9perntsadea,
tt~f.rn. Jane 3 l81l Iels Nh
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PHIL ADEIPHlA. Aus 25-lrr.tei-Bugs Uunrc.
simpson sullivan. Emr. tNore Napgfherg, RIO te f.
uelID. Random. CrDWel. boston. ke"Nl. Carver, dl
,chrs Ottoman S,ecy dp., Lydi Ann. N1lshe, O-ltoni
Joseph kessirr. R.oc. Providence, h Townsend Co.~'n
salem. John P'k, Jo lsin Ifme> River, Mara rIe1lln5.
Corsu1. Boston, t.r-U Middle, *. Ely, y rw. forN
Cd steamship Peou>r aua. - more. hchm md Bars
Nashua. Clifford Boston. fremont. Hamh.u, do; b1rs
Canton Ciowe Boston kc. k1. Carve. d., Banner,
Morton Do, Deia. Mthan. do Pu,ta. Strot Portland
Emma Baker. do. sthrs Edward Adams. Steel nlllAe
George Washluet1n. Camp. Jersey City VIM VI Bind
Stnhhs salem, Mass Jos Rushing, Rec, Fali RIVER Wm
WAIT Orfsr Wimueton y & Mar = ri 1ahe'h, Baker,
New-Bedforl Iowa. Wheclwrght. Boston, Chlnller,
Lynch. Cchasset LYDIA Ann. Vorhces. New York Falr-
field Norris Wc,ronth Ottoman Snely. Boston Edward
{ Kelly. do r io,,assnd, Carson, Fal River; stctmc
Oneial, @ Nell, New Or.D
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rnp supEWS BURY. long

STATEN ISLAND FERRY-Fare 81
- cso,s-I ssys Staten IslAnd-At7,S9 10 n, A N ,
.rA al 2 l45s7 Phi Le4Y, New Y0fa-Ats g. =
IA n .ud AL ff45sr ipA ayBsn
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Passengers Arrived

y - ~ Carer frow MIfaa-ai-Mess-s = Gross
J Siraser
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No FH.4.ffrfHr 80 r

= {. kFNp -, sen 40 --rrnr TftiS DkY -,
darl 20 le c'c..Ct s. ISL 8. Na~sto-st nrar Fl,t,.
tlt,a TU>rsnld a.. .. aHt -.rrfsye Piano. For'ss -
~ -rs $50. ers fo .at r..h s1f aarcS
ttst tiane iss asf cautfec' q. u ,ae a'osi s,asa,
tl-l r.-rtF, ... i Z. fat Ere.sxS E.--
flSh. They are n.N ', r.i .fr acton q ~ ~
rl-t, and v.-'rr f.o t0-'r gAnir. ihcs -,
same ~htn >H3 et private sac lHt are azrrssci,.
vtrfef I'd sft,0f.n .e t..fr instruments nav =. :.
ned a. Ere slrr r trT .t.u-r Size sale PafcA...
vl>hirS g. 'ste .Hr. oUf % tlc cfs c.s -
tasa .oNol 81. 81, ..tO . Ira .r4 .f fAafsf ana b.
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D. U tg0wN. Ar--.rr,r
HORTC AGE SALE OF UOUSP
1'E Mold FCRN r~Hr TUESDAY. trs esA a. {.
oc.Dcs o. y. .. ..arrt.~. ~ BROWN ,s,n =.
q a'rtn SIS trte -a 81 -s n'r yl-r, gas entle i,,
'gie csntsrft ..t '..tf rHlsf. colsifse- Il -.
otsrs. carft.s U 0>. .'. sllss> caanl.f -,
tlit, htts- t.t>.te F. r.rr n.f.s IS. &c a.ll -.
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Arrived.

FfpFv-ler-Ouiarlo, kt.1t-e, Boston
Earge->tar Briggs Phil.c-l1l.a EN Brl--x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS.--E.
~ g. MILLS, Corisnd-st New-York would inyts
The particular attention OF Merchants about visinsE
the City, TO bis New Styles OF spnng snd sa.n Jun 20
cent arrivas Also, Lace, MuslIn and ali kinds OF SID
Msnas manufactured from new Pas Patterns, receives
per iasl steamer and particularly adapted FOX ths spring
Trade .,. r,,.,.
splendid stock Of Fringed, and Plain Edge opghA1n,
six and Turk Satin Parasols, and Cotton and 0inEn
Umbrella An OF which viii BE- offered o. extremely lov
ET- Wire Show Stands for exhibiting shswls and MAJ
nllss. In cases for shipping. Mu
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EROCBRS' FIRE INSURANCE co.
~ No 81 Wal-st, corner OF Pesrl-si
CAPITAL S2U0,OOO
AZ election held this day, tho following gcnuemso
were chosen Directors Of hs Company for tho ensuing yee
Sampson Moore, Moses Taylor, 0eorge Eides
Bent B. Sherman, Marshall Pepoon, Francis 5rddy,
Peter Martin Alexander II. Grant, Chss. bufnnetoss
kufus Story, Asa 3 Porter, James Whsoo,
Henry Edey, Isaac g. Taylor, William \ kostsx:
Al q subsequent meeting OF the sosrd sAMPsOn
MOORE Esq., was unanimously reelecLed President q
The Company J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
New-York, Feb. 5, 1851.
NIB This Company continues 70 insure BuildnG,
Merchandise Household furniture, Vessels In Port hcz
on the most favorable All losses promptly adustsd
and caid Wu
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WATER CURE.
1UNT PROSPECT WATER CURE

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE
lV1 ESTABLISHMENT, Bnghamlon, Brooue Co,
~ YTbis Establishment is delightfully."- located a. the
base Of the mountain from which iakas iLs name and
commands 6eg htul view Of ghs Chenasao and busQuer
nara Rivers wils heir lica and beautiful valiies
TIE Cure IL open for the reception and treatment
OF patients The Institute hss been saccessf1 10 securing
The eminent professional aid Of Dr. G. g. BARRETT, sts
Of New York City whose long experience Ia HydTopslhy
u sufficient guarantee the patfons Of This nsuuon thk
they viii be abcncsndy cared for.
Al letters, &C. On professional business, must be 3D.
dressed 70 DR.. BARRETT, az the Cure Communications
only VIII DO received ihat are postpaid slu
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/ GP. COATS'S SIX CORD SPOOk

\ 81 p. COATS'S SIX CORD SPOOk
y COfTON.-The vendors and consumers Of oar sposl
soons are hereby informed, thai we have no Interest
xhntever either directly or indirectly IN the manufacture
Or sale OF any other article Of Spool Cotton imported ins
he United SScs han the which bears on each SPOOL
co,ts General gent for the United States and take
save a the same time 10 gtae, thai all our Threads are
manufactured by ourselves within our own premises
Having recently made extensive additions 20 our WORKS
which win materially Increase production, We hope IN
ure 70 be able 10 keep pace with the constantly incrses
ing demand nom the United States
Our trades marks having by many decisions received he
all protection Of the Law Courts We sns eonunae 70 pres
oeuts all tnffingements Of them. J. OOAis,
ANDREW cOAYs, General Agent
us sm for The United STATES
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INSURANCE.

FGRDINkND brAeG, secftthy . =, -. .,A.-
NB-Particula attention 10 called TO the fsci that thls
Company continues insure Bundings, Mefcnsnoiscs
Householi Furniture Vessels In Pom, &c sganst oss
damage by fire and divide The profits ON The clsss o.
business the same a. the Marine premiums mzo I'M
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DIANO-FORTES.-Persons about pur-
n chasing Pianos VII ind Il 10 her advantage 70 cal Al
L Gieun cos hAnuactory l94 FuonsL west Of brcsid.
W1y1 general 1ssorsms1i Of mahogany and rosewo@s
Yanos constantly or hard which sl be SOLD low for casa
ar approved paper Dealers supplied liberal tcrr1s
~ n 4 CLEAN 4 CO I3f F1lton-n
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II AIDES DESTROYS OFLEARNlNG
LIfO CUT AND MAKE DRESSES OF the latest fashion
can be Rght with perfect satisfaction In few hours by
calling on MRS MILLER, ct 81 formerly So CsrmnesL
Terms s. for Instructions and model included
Impossible for give idea Of the plan hope
The ladies' will please call and for themselves Those
who do not wish 10 learn. but desire perfect nj can OBJ
Aiu II by calling as above Those who would IKE near
and good BUSINESS either located or 10 uavel can De
teachers for q small sum. ~ wv e
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- & a. BARMORE offer at their Man

W. ufacsory and wsrsroom, $40 BLEEcKERsL cor.
rer Of Ccarleast, assortment " elegant PIANO
FORTEs with me mssalne frame cad reverse bndgs sn4
az olher modern In provemeRe. nj sui-
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Imported Carpets-New spring Styles
- MITH AZ LOUNSRERY. AS PeaTl-

~ VIZ II u L4OO ANNJHTH@HtN ITO
elegant assortment Of CARPETINGS embracing al tie
latest and desirable styles In market The stock conl
priaes, rich Wilton Velvet tapestry, Brussels Tapestry,
Brussels Sply and Ingram Carpets Ia al the various
QTadea English and American Floor OIL Cloths In eveTy
variety Of style and width, with compete sssonmen 81
al other goods connected with the businesa The superior
styles and qusiiy OF tho goods and the low prices a.
which they viii be sod offer great Inducements tos pnr
chasers TO examine his stock Experienced uphoserer
In constant employ to cut and 81 carpets al the shortest
notice and IN the beat manner MI I'm
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DRY GOODS, sc.

TBE GREATEST BARGAIN OF
n TIE SEASON We invite the especial srieatioa Of
the ladies' lot Of Goods which 81 The price sre far be-
you'd anything OF The kind offered Ia HewYork VIZ
81 cases. containing eo.eo0 yards OF FAST coLoReo
RICH PRINTS, at pence per yard.
These goods were intended for The Eastern msket and
have been sod At cens per yard but we bought
han ala forced sale FOR cAsH, and enabled to give
hem n, Ae wonderful low price As above stated.
We have a 20 other sttrscti0nsto
OYER THIS WEEK, VIZ:
Elegsrt Barge De LANES, entirely new designs
5spleadd Bsreges Tissues aud FOnlsrds together with
beautiful assortment OF French Goods, from the great
perruptory sale Of Thlrion. Msiilsrd h Co.
GRAPE sHAwSss
we are selling of very fssi less han the market prices;
the fact that ass weeks sales reached nearly 1000
DOMESTIC GOODS,
a. usual al manufacturers prices, a.
THE BOwERY SAVINGS STORE,
MS aisfu&Pr EVIL ". =. GILLEY co.
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XNTM. S. VANDERBILT would call

MINI. s. VANDERBILT would call
w the attention Of his customers and the public gene
raly 10 his well selected stock OF -
CLOTHS. CAsSIMEREs, VESrINGs,
and SUMNER sTUFFS, (which no has purchased on
the most favorable terms for Cash, consequently enabling
him 10 sell 10 accord Ance) at bis wel-known
TAILORING ESTABLlSHmENf,
he h prepared 10 make up GENTLEMENS and BOYS
CLOTHING every description, In the nesiess and most
fashionable style. r,, -.
ment OF Genlemen's and Boys Ready Made clothing.
Also q general assortment OF
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING AhricLEs,
Ofevery variety. ~ low
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NARhowsBuRG Jan 81, 1861.
We visited the scene of the late accident on the
Erie Railroad and found OF the rails broken int
several pieces. 1t appeared as though on Of the
rail had broken between each cro.stree by the heav-
ness of TIE engine but were not displaced until the
last car came round the The went into the
river about 800 feet from where 1t left the track 1t
struck a telegraph pole, twelve inches in diameter
and cut 1t clean of There is nothing discovered
which indicates that any person killed. Mr..
Hotchkirs, who is at Narrowsburg is found to have
one rib broken and other injuries The physi
clan in attendance expresses the opinion this
Ing that he will recover Mr. Ogden of wego another
OF those most injured returned home in Yesterdays
train and was thought to be dangerously injured
L. S.-A further examin nation OF the track where
the late accident occurred shows that rails were
broken-two OF them west and OF them east OF
whore the cars tew of the track. This proves,
clusively that the engine of either the up train which
parsed over q few moments before the accident oo-
CURED, the down train, which met with the aoni-
dent must have broken the rails-snd the unfor-
tunate car, as was supposed by the conductor.
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Oar Philadelphia Correspondence.

PstLApELrHIA, Jan 81 1851.
The Weather and he Dssfyctirs Fsre-Lsp Gaze Dests
dtd in Fator Of Nep Torksrs--lDfpsrce Case &c.
The clerk OF the weather has given out, to- day .
chilly specimen Of what old fashioned winters were
made Of The sshuylki Is dsd with fields Of iee
which the dealers In that commodity rapidly out
ting inte cakes and storing IL away for summer use.
In the Delaware ther. lie considerable floating ios.
The hreuf~n had an srduous duty to perform early
this morning, In extin gushing are that comnsnssA
In the workshop attached to Eares picture frame e.
completely burned out and the hsat and oke
ing the store, damaged tho entire stock OF pictures
and mirrors, Attempts made to remove the
most co~tly mirrors but they generally denolish
.d In ths haete atts nJing the efforts to Among
the pictures burned vac OF st. John In the
wildtrntts The contents Of the store valued at
5OOO, more than one half OF which we're ruined
The sn're ioss Of Mr Earle about s13 COO Of whiah
but S5 90 vac insured in the Franklin Office Of this
city The dsguerreotype gallery OF the Messrs Lau-
Esrheim In the upper psrt OF the building escaped
With but slight damage fro IN the water
The long pending car. In the pisi prius branch q
our supreme Court. OF More s.ood Co, OF New Yogk
Jno @. Carpenter Il al ooncl uded this morn
Ing by verdict for the plaintiff. aganst Carpenter
alone, OF s13O2i ~. The firm OF Myers, Clasho~n q
Co. included among tn, defendants, was decided by
the verdict not TO be parties 20 the transaction
The argument In the divorce case OF Reed 80 Reed,
In the Ctmmon Pleas, was given 20 the Jury this
afternoon, under charge from Judge Parsons. Tl.y
have not yet concluded upon verdict some vsTy
rich disclosures were mace during the exam natisn OF
wtnesfes flscing some rskss Of city In their
light before the crowds that listened 20 the proceed
ton o. The syidenee would cause us Phladelp to
llush for our morality
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EEw YORK LEGIsLATU n

BY MoRsK's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH


BY MoRsx's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
ALsASY, Jan. 81, 1851.
The PRENpsSr announced the Select Committee on
the bill amending the usury Law, as follows Mr.
Morgan, Of New York; Mr, 6eddes, OF onondAga; Mr.
0uinnip, OF Chemung
PETITION,
For the equalization OF canal tolls on all railroads.
SALES
Mr. CRoLirs introduced bill TO amend the Law
regulating sales by suction.
PUBLIC LA,os.
Mesers MILLER, owEs, srASros. and CsoLiys I'D
dressed the Senate the subject of instructng
representatives In Congress urge the passage OF
Mr.. BAncocs continued the d.bste.
Mr. BrEKMaS suggested . labor.ssving resolution,
which would rave the Legislature time and troubls.
IL reads thus
Resolved n the Assembly concur That this Leglature 10
o all the reforms Of the day that
Congress be nsructed and Representa
requested their hest endeavors 70 tnto
effect the views of this Lsgisiature.
Mr. u. sald II n vas In order to propose such reso
luton might be advantageous to the interests OF
the State
Mr. mann, Of Oneida, moved TO postpone the whole
subject indefinitely.
TIE resolutions are favorable to . division Of the
public lsnds among actual settlers Who have resided
some thereon. without disposing OF the subjsct
the Senate adjourned.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Horrid Murder In Aurora

AURORA EsIE Go Jan. 81, 1851.
brutal murder was committed Thursday even
ing In Bsrrows' Touring mills Aurora under the fol-
lowing circumstances 1T appears that the forsmsn,
O. X. Winn in the above mill had had grudge against
one Of the men under him since last spring. ana
had frequently stated that 1t his intention to take
his abraham smith'sl life. ON the evening OF Thurs
day last number Of men were sitting around the
stove In the mill and Winn was amongst them The
dscoaeed IA SMITH came in and sat down when Wiun
ordered him away he did not mind him, but sat down
Winn then lifted pisce of scantlng that laying
on the noor by the stove and broke his skull In
AZ ne was falling he struck him again, and again
wnst on the moor One Of the mon then said Winn.
that was what he intended Winn has been arrested
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The Latest from Washington.

TIE NEW YORK BRANCH MINT BIIL.--THE TARIFF
GRADUATION DIPLOMATIC sAIARIRs-DEATH OF
Mr.. KAUFMAN, OF TEXAS, RTC.
WAsHrNcroS, Jan. 81, 1851
The Branch Mint bill looks q little smokey but there
10 still hope for Its passage There is danger thAt
the amendments, reported to the Cheap Postage bill
In the Senate, will defeat that measure by delay.
Mr.. Hunter In addition to the bill for appointing
four General Appraisers has given notice of another
to amend the warehousing law.
If either Of those bills go to the House. there is
prospect of something for the tariff people.
Lobby members still hold on.
According to Mr. Foote'S resolution, have reason
to believe that Mr. Webster has plan to submit for
the graduation of diplomatic salaries according to
the expenses OF ministers somewhat after the British
system At present, no poor man accept the mis-
sion to England or France. We understand Mr.. Rives
has addressed letter to Mr. Webster on the subject
The Spanish Minister is said to be at the bottom OF
the solution In relation TO the Amistad negroes
regret to say that MI kaufman, member from
Texas died this evening OF disease of the heart He
left the house at two o'clock, apparently in robust
health He was young man of fine promise for .
long life, and high Advancement His death
most expected event.
The National Hall Is to be converted into theatre
and Miss Davenport opens the season next Monday.
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ALn.Sr, January 81, 1851.
Ruts SortcEp.
To prohibit the sale OF hrswocd In New York except
on license; 10 regulate wharfage In New York and
Brooklyn: In relation to the rank OF engineers In the
militia Of this State.
the COMPROMISE MEASURES sr coyoRFss.
Mr. TnoMrso- offered . resolution that the Lsgsls-
turs viii not elect any person ssnstor who wil not
unainehingly support sli the Compromise measures
adopted By the last Congress including the Fugitive
Slave Law. Laid ever, under rule.
The u,ual number OF petitions we're presented.
among them ths following For and assnst the di.
vision Of Wayne county the repeang the Free school
Law, and for law against the sale Oh intoficstns
drinks.
Reports we're made OF bills 30 amend the Plank Road
Law to amend the act Tor the prevention Of fires Ia
New York 70 amend the act incorporating the New
York hrsmen and to secure the representation OF the
State In the Worlds Fair
mas ISrRoDucEp.
To incorporate the Oneida County Savings Bank
snpsrv,ors of Dutchess county TO raise money
By tax to compel the Syracuse and Rochester hsil.
road 70 lay double track for certain dist.ncs 70
tion, to authorize the Medina and Alabsns Plank
Road Company TO borrow mopeJ
Notice, we're given Of bills concerning the rank Of
ocers In the militia In relation v the sale q ~ooa
in he city of New York wihost lcens. for the pre-
teetion Of game In Courtlsndt county to amend the
charter OF the city Of Oswsgoi TO amend the revised
tstutes in reference 10 lareenyi 70 .ne
Western ssvings Bank at Buffalo; 10 provise Tor the
publication Of the report Of the Supreme Court 70
provide for the appointment OF State Assessors 70
am, and csmtns into the several acts relative
s the city o Albany in references 70 Wharfage In the
city az New YoTk; TO authofizs assessors 70 examine
ptsops cath In regard to their persenA rstate 70
amend the set In relation 20 the Judiciary, passed
lssT, requiring compensation for injury caused oy
negligence
rHF coNPRoNfss
Resolutions were offered IN relation 70 the compro-
mise measures Laid en the table
The bill In relation 10 Moose river, was ordered 70
third ree ling Adiourntd