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l.sJ- The steamer SHREVEPORT will leave for
TOWSoN all landings Upper keever THIS DAY, al
u O'Clock, 'FRONT.' snvlle street Wharf.
api JOHN E. HYDE Agent IA Poydras street.
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Mg P. NJ. BERTH, for the past fourteen
yeas Depuy Clerk Of the late Probate and q the Second
the CLERKSlP Of the said SECOND
DISTRICT COURT, VIII Court the may be changed
NH
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Nr The new and elegant swift running pas.
intermediate landings THIS DAY at eoeoc
p. NJ at which passengers will please BE- board
AMI MCDOWELL. r., BELL - Poydras sreet
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Ms- Editors of the Crescent Please an
pounre WILLIAM the ohoa Of CLERK
OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mhi4
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~ For JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
We authorized LIVINGSTON
eses q JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
lRsssLEANs. el4 10
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-FoR JUDGEoF THE FIFTH DISTRICT Court.
We authorized EDWARD RAND candidate
hs JUpGEsHP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of New Or
leFus. ian34
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@s- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPRE

I
JUSTICE THE SUPREME COURT THE STATE LOUIS
lana the election be holden the first Monday Of April nezt
District that Of the New
middle Of the parishes Of Jsneon, St.
Ilurche
Interior West Baton Rouge and Ibsrvis fec e
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GB-FoR JUDGE or THE FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT.
10 announce ROBERT NJ KEARNEY
date for the JuDGESHP Of the FHTH DISTRICT COURT Of New
Orleans jan9f
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AUCTION SALES.
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

MUSIC STORES, ETC.
MUSICAL CARn.-wx. T. Mayo, -
r k n M G PeP ssSsr .s.s hi. Music
many paus ssl IL ssaii PR
nuaaee Of their iavcs TO his soesessor- VIM MSfo
PHILIP p wERLN respectfully irsprs. VI, puddle and NJ.
generally. hat having prhssrd NE MUSIC sT6RE
.s.o'sa On No. CANE sTREET prom - . lev -
band ~ largest SICK e PaNoS MusIcsL
Or ,se the most favorable terTn PHI =. "EshkaS'
mhs 3m
GIMONS, f., Musical Instr m e mt 49,
~ Maker, No. $50 Bourbon between Toalous md
81 Peter Streets F~orieans ~ Aeearde1ns repaired 70
DIANOS AND HARPS. -KUSTNER, LIN
ii MANUFACTURER or PIANOS AND HARPs, XX<K
S ~, s1 ~, IP st ~ ~ ~ g f ~. sos.soa Of
TUNING AID REPAIRING FfANos IARFs and all kinds q Most
cal nsirarlsa. at The .horest no,,ee. 'egss y
HORATIO ID. HEWITT, PIANO-1A@
IL FORTE AND MUSIC STORE No. % CAM
S ss, III "a sssS,s,s
RoRrE the IN the United States and
hi Sss 1ais sih son Is 3 ss 9 ssis and
Pans. The aeys NE soIsssg s.d, Ora ID 81
celebrated Ia the world, combining Al the late
improvements had Of the subscriber style sd
"a ID asy III s .as ! any
Among e,hs de keep sonsan hand the asss. and
a1sa y HALL SON approved
ha. had years zp-rnes ia
The Muse business q the No,,hs,. ss q ss 2. G WI
stock the hes. selected that has been IN The Southern
s !. lsa. or II t
MOST FASHIONABLE MUSIC The Musical Public are specially
cIs Ivos HosATio b HEWITT 30 Camp street New Orleans
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Ms- Messrs Editors Please announce me as
ORLEANS FRANCIS MouNEY. mhs
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VyHE NEW ORLEANS PHILHAR- 49,
MoNIc SOCIETY will give GRAND coMPLI- HTt.fR
MtNTARY CONCERT their orgsnis Mr.. THEOD LA-T
HAcHE the 9oth o. April, Ia The ODD FELLOWS 1Ff~
POWERFUL ORCHESTRA Of thirty members.
which has been scsd with mneh embraces
OPERATIC SACRED CHORUSsES etc,
Beii Haydn and Mozaft and will with
Lbrstto be Published in q lew days.
The DEDICATION CANfATA viii be performed the
reauent Of man o the I. o. o. Il.
By Of the Board Of Managsrs,
mh29 tayg0 W. J. CLEMENTS Secretary
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NS- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
c. 2. EAAIERS0N a candidate for the shee OF JUDGE OF THE
TRD DISTRICT COURT the Court which be organized
10 Euccesd IL.
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ne JOIN ORCHARD is q candidate for CLERK
OF TtJr SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh3s
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ny II. b. EGGLEsToN is candidate for
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
mho
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LDr. II. Cr0tss's
Shoulder Brace and Supporter
tyr THIS INGENIOUS INSTRUMENTS THE WfiOl
body suffering With Pains OF weshn,s
dc Back Chest Stis giving Immediate relief and sy tende
and vigorous The eonsrnpys,t
hose prsdpossd be greatly tsnsdsd and hsv
lie ed hy the Of this Brace. :
~ ACE, and yourselves.
eHERNAN, Agent tor the 6ooih,
20 s.. Charles street. New O1lsAaa.
~ Also, Agent for DR.. BANNINe'e CELEBRATED Dol z
RACE. mhiA lydAW
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AA- Please announce that JOHN GEDGE will
Supported candidate JuDGEsIIP OF THE FIFTH
DISTINCT COURT which under the pro-
hss NUMEROUS FRIENDS,
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Nu- j. G. PoINDExTER, Superintendent Of
the English Delivery the City Posoce, is candidate for CLERK
or TtiE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mhs tes
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ne WILLIAM p. BEDLooK, for CLERK of th'
srnnssJ II NH tx
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Rss- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LABuZAN Candidate for CLERK Of the THkI
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the be changed to-
.uhl
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ne For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
sss5RT.--aEoRgE ~AsmreroS LEWIS The present Minute
ned Tor the offers himself candidate Tor the
asee Of CLERKsP said Court whatever Court the same may
be changed 10. 1911"
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ny For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
we are authorized SAMUEL RISK candidate 10
CLERK THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT whatever Court thu
nama ms be changed To- iels te
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~ FOR DISTRICT - 0iss, 80 alS o, au
ior al " as candidate office OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY ~
ths district parish Of Orleans situated either as
knoIn On by any other which the call
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MRS. CAMPBELL, Teacher Of Music, 49,
1yl gives Lessons ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR :, hrs \
~ s-tS per msnth twelve les uA
LECTURES at 50 Constance street week, gAts
fe1O txN
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n,a- HENRY G. MnIEG is a candidate for
ntsTp Trr ATTORNEY Of the PArishtof Orleans. mh29
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MH- Messrs Editors: Please announe VIM
A. MOTT a candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH pisIR,G
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Gs- The new, fast running steamboat ID. 5.
STACY Can't Tyson will all iniermel
ate landing THIS EVENING, O'Clock.
apl SMITH n MINISTER, " Poydras street.
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MrJ JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate fol
CLERK or THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
NH
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,r,,S sIxI,f DisTpICr d. ,R THE CITY OF NEW OR
80, H., ~. PARISH y Jsesrson fssl I'd
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ms- FoR DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are re-
,ussted by friends Mr. W. A. BoBERTs 20 him
~ = sss ~
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~ For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-B. s. TAPPAN
4. .eapdida, for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. mhl4e
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Eas- FOURTH DISTRICT COURT am Can
aliss for Judge Of the Fourth District Court Of Nsworsan
NJ. NJ REYNOLDS.
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ME~We are authorized to announce JAMES
DUNLAP uDGE the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
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M@- THOMAS GILMORE, Cler' il the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW oRLEANs,isa lidae for reelection
nhq
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscEsr,
Friday Morning, April i, 1858. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Geo IIurbut, Major, for Hayre, &c Jenkins
Ship Clifton lngersoll, for New York, c Hiliard
Span astra Larrenago Malaga, Puig, Mir
Span sempaviya Pesioa Barcelona Quadas
Span bark Anable Ross, Ferre for Barcelona Gelfd
Ship LYDIA Sonie, for Antwerp j Whitney deo
SnonsoD LeRhofn ard Naples, Chss KICK
Brig Cleopa RI, Carver for Boston, c AFarwen
Schr Powhatan, Caro-, for Pensacola, Hurley deo
Schr VIM Staples for Grand Gallon, o Wakham
ssh Thos Potter Apy for Brazo. St yago, Sohmayd Haon
seh Stag Hound, Brewer for Apaaieola, &c Rogers &o
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~s- We are authorized to announce e. k.
Tas Candidate ior Clerk of Sixth District Court mh7
nss- II. L. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK or
.rui cIyru DISTRICT COURT
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Isles soussignes, ayant etc NOMINEES

IL Z
CoMPANY.-NEw 0RLEAss Fourth Dis,rctj April l.
the Stock this Company hereby notified that
insament of TEN PER CENT (beng siIth nsiaen will be
payable the Once of the Company No. - jackson street,
FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1883. BY order Of The Board.
mil III w. r.
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OF THE VICKSBURG. SHREVE.

January 70 hereby given that the Book. for the
opened the cities yckburg NewOsns
Of Madison Carroll Morehous Ouaeh Union Jackson Bsn
ve Claiborne Bossisr and Caddo for the Of kx
and After the lat day Of February 1885, Nd COLEMAN,
Joas II. DIHKaRAvE, fel a6r
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nLACK AINT-MANUFACTURED FROM
THE BRIDGEwATER.-look sss each, warranted not
proof Tbs elects Of sparks
edsys, In store and tSr q. : ssSarnr co ,oo
~ sts.ss ot Loudaas, Alahans, Mis-
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mg- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY
pAifI. IL a candidate for the aboye-named Office.
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Mg- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
RICHARD II. BARKER JCDSEsfnP OF THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS The Court which
may unds lev Constitution. el 10
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Excitement FIGHT JACKASs
AND Dogs. The Great Fighting Jack, ROUGH
READY fight THREE LARGE BULL DOGS GRETSA,
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, April 8, st O'clock.
eHf Admission twenty five ap1 ate
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PEI amshp Pampro IRON San Juan 40 Parrs
Wright Weber, II Coffee. Schles Mrs Mctienry and
Bowman, Mr. Aenay Mr. l7nan Mrs Inman Miss uman Nj Hi
Bingham children, Thompson, Mr. Stone
Harper child, Messrs Sherman, sesmond Walton Hurley
Cadwsll Nedry, Ssuman Mr. Cody Colen Mesr Bar
Misamp Blenn Cabot Henry Finley, Tomln-
Ross Hudson, Compton Henry Mrs Henry and children,
Langhorne Peters, Eyersoe, Mrs Warner, hessrs
hIaokntosh Radlsy Devoe MITCHELL Mitchell, Copeland
John Orchard Greene Hale, Bar Stark, Breeding,
Wright unon, Bower Spencer, suon, Roberts, Burgess
Fa Aorca Mathews Hoover Webb shoemaker, Poger Boyd Ho
henchd Mock Vaughn, Wolff burbet FavT Townsend
Blood Taylor Steele Norton Hubbard freAr
Mcnonga Carter, Wilson, Wilcox, Fo, oughn Williams
Meyer Van Bibber Il Gardner Mr. Nicholson Powers Hoo
MessIs laudum shepherd Wilkins Rails Rails Mr Jones'
Nelson MIR Loehius Hamilton, MITCHELL Hart Miss Georg
ana McCerren-ll9 steerage.
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@as- Consignee nor Captain will be account
able any debts contracted by the q the British s JAMAICA
mh4s JOHN TooLE, IS Bank Place.
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HOW TO VISIT THE CITY AND SEE THE
CRYSTAL PALACE.

There are many thousands Who vii and many NOR
VINO ,bould visit our City during the ensuing Autumn
with Az eye especially to the Crystal Palace. TO YER
many NJ these the saving even Of TAO or thee dollars
in ,be eyp4nse is N important consideration - "
sre desrous that not men Only bur E)men AID children
shall extensively share in 'he pleasure aa1 nrlcron
N he derived from such a v,ir, offer some s1--''
tons to our Country friends looking tc the PoD oi
Fcosomy Those WHO DO not need 70 be 50 frugs' I'll
be Glad Of the 1cra 'el o5plr unit thus afold 20
their Jess thrifty neigtbors
There will Of course be specia ~ extra trains run
from Amos. ey y point Of the con'as'-Fe presume
from a. far r. Bangor in lie Eas iron Monrrea! aud
Oa6nsbureh 10 he North. from Cleveland. il not from
Cbjcfqo and Cincinnati in the West, and from Bait
more. aid perhaps from Richmond 10 the South, eX-
pre..y To bring passengers The Exhibition ud return
them 20 their homes On these trains tie fare charged
70 hose who seasonsby procure tickets Will not ez
coed balf he G. .rce BY the regular trans We are
sure the citizens Of any County where such Excursion
Tickets are not spontaneously offered NAV easily obtain
them BY applying the nearest Railroad Office Of any
account and bargaining for The conye Of party OF
pot les than tuo or three hundred II fge hundred 70
T. ousand cen be found TO unire the Excursion, tue
charge pr head will be stil lover sud those who
mov1- themselves viii somet iDs 10 eat b. tie Wy
Will f1d tie comfort Of the J"Irae! decidedly en-
isnced. Ten n.ru-e meas, bot under continual a.
rrhen.1n tLa' p train will anl 'eaTe you before
sou lave ea eD cough are among be mseries OF mo-
den trasel
10 al cases 81 re residen Of q rCwn or village who
esn 10 come o. all should come together If possible,
ard If al uho are coGng from county can do so the
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be served much earlier than lin genera they now are,
and they would viii ngly pa for the ACCOMMODATION
when necessary The number taking CRY papers IN IN
land towns would be rapidly increased AID very large
and steady income would thence the Expresses
y 90 Money Letters. the no-ouous insecurity az
Lagrarr irTespousibiy Of TOE Na e.ls % a con -i'
a. evasion Of The Government aolopoly TIE laFsior-
bidding the euPio!men: Of expresses SIS carriers Of
ma able matter sIe VIGOROUSLY dead letter Inc
nsn Vto bas any cousderaa. sun o transmit Ion
one sTce cry 70 snoher entrusfs - % some Express q
rrt,relce q liz No beheyiJ- vil b. yei 20
isdest.ua loo n)re p1 mfJy and sa.el- though the
E1artss charge is much higher han he Nal be holds
70, super'ri,y Of the service more than jsri' D.
The be-t Thing the Government ca7 do in -le promises
IS 70 eer Of the way shlt i,sefss. or sell license
o. dsp.Ise with Us services BY allowing any e''@rs
bearing Postage Stamp 0 travel outside Of the Mails
luohsll. ng-d Eve hundred prosecutions even Il So
ces.hl would drive the business public bacA 70 ths
Tie 81 tho Mis- ior Transmitting Manes in view OF is
.orroWfll elpcIsrce Of ther insecurity and irrega-
aIiy. II G..
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
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sp.na DiTGtA 70 Th> n y Treen>
ALBANf. Ia1fsiiy Jl ~ d. D.
Nj l. 0mis cent MP resolution directing rrpT-
rod ., La -i,s+o-.d ~ NJ Rurroughs ,- the Use
iNaHu ~ '' 'ui'''''''''' ~
oi insulting language 20 me Spea0eI. Aue 'f~1"-'
looking az the clock .aw that tie hour - al oi-n1,1t
Ia .-.,5 .,3 ,,.,ri,.., - tt.. ,,.,r,,a-s said.
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v,ice Of your co1sttuer--. s-l ary,r-, s- -a-a
oi Ne 10 iselliS ana l11,o7 So. o.. .. ~ %
an we. wa ' mon e try op md iiie waste or
r,Jac uue and money. But gentlemen .a.s Ezra So
sic1 so ifaushi WIN ap't,A lo-e 's'.. |l'
u''I =, C,n.i. aa5 is. -t.r-hr ,J I iae-n
,e. io- ,lf citation oa ts s1i -'t by dsmisotle.-
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Last Day OF the session.

cor,.r1ldenee q The 3. 4. lab.Ls. .u
ALBASY Tlg.tiay JAY q -,
Tie Temperance bill was killed to-day outright, % ~
Hol q Oh ASSEMBLE -ll0 ing p,e.ea, aud 'oIb4 -.
MP ". Ron Of :. Lawrence County $40 =
te.aa duoua 10 bis a. 10 l.f ' i-'1' ~ -
zee ,o.e upon the bill. e. .raed f- -1f1i't ~ -
20 Members we're taken sl4 pl-ae y-- l-' ~
vote with much iess squirming than vas an.ic "a.
j. l. IAlLoB's bu making ten hours ia0Oi -.
d., vork on a tie public worAs, unless an as.5;,A
toiLe contrary il mace between the parties
Houses to-day. 90, ..-s.d fra
The Newl0Tk Central Park OiA va reee.,ea
tie senate v .h an amendment appointing Con,;,
ers This Mr NOBLE considered uncon' ~. 49,
claiming thar where private property IS taken ioi I, b
purposes the Commissioners shall Dc sPPJ' :, ccos
Tonrt of Records. The House then refused 70 -
wi,b the senate. The Senate subsequently fe'''
from the amendment. go, s...oiog an,.bd
The Rsiroad Accident BILL after undergoing '.ce S
.rendr.ent requiring railroad companies % s'o'
NH Ieards or stone val and aIo % CIV ~. s.
aoss - c.o.les passed the House nI "a
T,uoE Lao Labo.td lard % gee tAls OH 'AlVDs
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IN Dr-That Fred Douglass Is shout 10 assume iae
,or,s chair of Tie boston C0m1'oNreaA %h.n p"t q
;s;s sid will be united With Ihc IL efatoT - says Lac
LoiueH COuIcr. , ,h 49, Pea
,s,sd hat Gen Cushing has returned with me res
a., 10 Arlington and that his public engSse INV
nsn. him 10 decline delivering and address al hS'aIu
College on the s'ih inst ,,.a ZACH Of the
The Baltimore Common SOunV s SSt have refused to
nsy for the Corporation Pruning ,,-r. 49,
2ymo,by Quinn Patrick Quinn and Roger haeh nave
,yy,sS at indianapolis, Ind, on ca'rge oI hA'n
MURDERED Thomas GeaS''!'
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As,FMRLY...W rnNl.naY IN D. D ,. - 2 )

ASSEMBLY 900. WFuNfsnAY. July 81. u ID lock 7 VI.
Mr. " TAYLOR presented the anuu. report OF the
Trustee. o jiiou College with resolution 20 print Ten
coDe, 81 the for each member of the House which
was referred totls Printing Commtt-e.
Tb- Supply b VS. received trom the senate with mes
sage theY bod passed the agreed upon by the
Conference Comm.ttee The report OF tDa Committee 70
tas l ana. ndutrt iLsste upon by the d0Is- Inserting
Ncrh Volunteers that the money stall be d. tnbuted among
the legal survivors holding the outstanding certh3 tes 20
be pad each holder his prop0rionae share on he re-
lIGui,iuent at lie certlf ate
Dir HASTINGS moved concurrence IN the report OF
tie Conference Committee a. adopted by the senate.
Mr. HADLEi moved tie previous question "nch was
ordered the report was concuHed in and the OH
passed
Mr HOYLE offered resolution fjr the apr 'Pnation
by tie members oi the pay received by them during re-
a. 10 Orphan Ayluns, &c, making vote IN favor )t
the resolution reLqushment BY the member OF such pay
Onmotion OF Mr. ". TAYLOR the bin to incorporate
Navi. AZ Oh Companies ordered 10 a third reading
Mr. WOOD reported COZ plete tue Lnsr2nt Passenger
Act lLI0 reaoDg
Mr. WOOD asked consent that the bill for the Pt0tec-
ou of Emgrlut Passengers might now have It's tnird read
ing Granted and the bill read and passed
BILLS PASSED., tNft-s 0IHEHNlsE NOTED.
To provide tie erection u an armOry tor the Military
IN the Civ IrU and 10 authorize the sale ol ts
building now used Tor that purpose
In relation 70 highways and bridges in Montgomery
County
Inland a'igat.on Company
10 q auge The name OF the village Of Aro@iA 70 "' Oh
Newark
To authorize the Trustees Of the village OF Canandagua
20 borrow money ana provide tor contingent iund
FOR tie incorporation Of Companies formed to Navigate
Bays Laks. Rivers and Canals
Debate read and lost Yeas l3. Nays O..
MIR (LAPP moved q TeCC lsideTaUOn.
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r. SEE THIRD PACE II

Our LEGISLATURE has adjourned n 'a,, Let none
henceorth apprtbend that grear ell is iare--a.e'
Patience will finally wear it oat. Sc believe 4. tar
Supply and Tax bills required b. re >ra-- Admin '-
tTstiCn were carried The sp2roJrain .'r - 'i~E-
car Volunteers was carried in II ID 81 form 'l fi
those for Charitable Institutions T,fa ls Sii. ef-
celent bills fsled-amoDg them th4- p-e7 q ~ .-i.
Canal Repairs should hence'or'h he n'd- d. O'a'f''
We presume no one doubts taat Canal Breais ID -''
manly be prevented, urJer a jad c,us ton'fa'. 49,
ten for nalf vhs pay 70 repair -htm' BIZ 'ls
would restrict Official patronage AMI plumber 50 10 -
boaten We believe the Railroad Accident o.I i'.rd
in the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-22

The MACE LAW was fairly taken up and squareIy
voted down in the Assembly yesterday, by IS Noes 20
"a Yeas: only eighteen absent or lodging. For the
bill, thirty Wigs, fUenty-hree Deno;ra's' ana MI
Burroughs Ind elected mainly b. Wing woes
Against the bill fire Wings and f6yoHe Democrat'
Absent, sir Wings aud tWelre Democrats We
leave this vote to tel its story, aud The vo'eii
10 susaer 70 their Constituents Had the House been
fpll, we think the majority on the wrong side would
have been increased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-22

Let no reader skip the funeral ora'ion pro-
nounced on our departed Legislature by Speaker Lud-
ow lsrt evening. The speeches Of cuprts over the
eaows-tree are Dot morally edl iDg this IL, il clo'ely
studied Extra Sessions sa!stbe Speaker are apt 20 be
unpopular; buc vo have provided for ,Ae speedy com
pction Of orr Canals wherefore ths People will az
prove this oDe-If the People viii stand an Extra
Session in order to secure he Canal Enlargement, hat
mus they think Of those whose dosged aud factions re
sstance 10 the speedy Enlargement rendered an Extra
Session necessary
On one point We heartily agree With tie Speaker:
the chance of the departed Legislators coming To-
eether again in an official capacity is slender indeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-22

NlNtlHHA4lf l-uEsl4g jay q leol.
fire broke out az day in the edge tool factory
tle of Broadway and -th si and most Of tie
houses ca the block east If Broadway. between 7th and
-th .fs were burned The wind high and with
The great 3 fcuy that The unes prevented from
spreading further The Catholic Church on Syelnors,-
our .qu.r-s distant - "nr tine CD nrs. The build.
ues destroy ed were sly OF wood TIE loss IS estimated
II =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-22

The impeachment Of Canal Commissioner MATHER
is a fixed fact The Committee Of Management on tae
part Of tie Assembly vas announced yesterday, and
ite composition indicates resolve the part Of
The prosecuting power. The Managers are Messrs.
Loo,us CHAmpllS. NoaLE and McBCRSET Demo rats
with Messrs HASTINGS, SESSIONS and WOOD (Whig'I
Not Hard shell among them The tria vii CON.
raence a, Albany on Monday next and Mr. Ma,her may
prepare for a determined prosecution