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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-03

IN ,,ons, Ain for Lrerzo-Mr and Mrs. sorby children
nd maid ant; Mr. and Mrs Cuyey rorontoi Ms
Pesse Ireland M CaJlys ehd and na..e ior9ao MI s Len
msier children and servants Mr Lehmr and TWO
Ne York Mr. Mrs. Osr daughters and maid Eng
lard; M BIosdwod and two children, dol Mr. and Ms
walr FIVE ohdH :ud ssssn Do Mr. h9fTeowef '1 ewe
vi Sh pley Philadelphia Mr Minot Boston; PIG Chaas ran
Nj Be,nney sphn; Mr Ganycet New York; jules nsd ~
Rsrd and Mrs Georgsn New Oesns Nils m ga ri MI NJ
fsd sdy Child Dol Thos simpson Fo'
H. Resd do MIR McSurIe doj . Bronson d. MI Louis
Voz orleans Isaac Coing. New foti aks heansn Eng
Mure and maids dos L. Cohen two sons sna sesss
hemer do N Murray frisdd Nevfosk MI and Mira yso
Blown Cb,es,on Mr. and Mn iiditeh England MI Ih9nd.s
do Mis- Cksreston hr stonse sey
M ard Mr. !. Brtx daughters snd serysn' ~
shdI Nav York NJ Rudolph hosen vsfnavs, %
Cu. New York; Mr. McNUrire. Phil Geo Peasns Jooo'o
Mr Rihhngion Ebs; Mr Russell; q: Wright ~ sesfofS
s. Yors; b gilman New.Yors ar LeO"nani WIsr ln
sus; Mr. B,hreud New.York T. Inrsch New ~ ",
hno joe de Mrrds Fscso Brsr; Mr. Bosahsr PHI; ~,
Oprehhen New.YoIk; Mr. Osnsn New ofAi u n Trs,a'
G'ntny; T. Frz, NewYorki sbenef y sr Rbnod, ~
spain; Manuel Vel spsn Re- J' T ", ,es Ssr~s@T N
s'te,S. 1errLeny; p and friend Newf YTH =
York. Mr. Pesr.oB spain; SIR Greeneerfy LYna"n nn
wsi Tn.on - Mr heary seT Ig1s yromsi Ger
1suv. * schrodsr GerHany Monnxi sif Yost, NJ
etIF; Mr Lsbst. NewOnelns; h9hnstA1D "a " bsrv
sco- spaiBi Hy RobDon god sor Hon ~ Hads Trsncs;
'si,s New. YORK Brsndes New ~ W Lev,
= lad. js, Psrcevai England Mrs hrsmei osI I ny e.
Dssgsde Germany; Mr. Berrs,eh osp Frsns@. vi, Gapsr
~ ~ ~ "blsr.n Frsnce; " John-on Ennand; ny Nord-
VIE sr $3.50. Wr benwe England; ar sns Mrs. basrt Ger
Eshy :, ou. John Cochran SewYOTk Frank Han, BsAsn,
-lt 49,. ev; sebaslan0 Kayemus lslyi W. 'ifsss
and on France ard 9fhers-l'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-03
NEEJERSEY ITEMS.

ALMOST FATAL EFFECTS OF CARDoNic ACID CASA
SINGULAR CAsE-M Bclleville, n. j. few days since,
case occurred which Lay be of some interest to the med
ical profession In the pyrogneous acid works situated
there large deep vat which serves us reservoir Tor
the acid which is of course filed with carbonic acid gas
Ii is necessary occasionally TO remove the dirt which col
lccts at the bottom of the vat and lrismen totally ~
Moran: Of the danger of breathing this deadly gas under
took to dip up the dirt with pail He soon compliance
of feeling dizzy and felow-workman told HIM he had
better stop while and lie said he would after taking OUT
another ral; but he STOPPING to do So he TOOK
full Inhalation OF the gas and fell as if he had been shot
into tie vat person passing at the moment seized HIM
by The hair ard pulled him out; but life was apparently
quite extinct. DIR. Gibson Immediately called VINO,
though lie he'd no hope Of restoring life 10 the patient di
everything HAT the of his art suggested and al
last family succeeded There was long struggle Dc
tween fc aud death Fer time there was no perce
tbc rcs Gtion then for some hours the only sign oil LIE
was about eass minute; then tor some honfs strong
commissions succeeded, rendering necessary TO nave
roe or four strong TO hold the patient who was also
unusually strong He became quic. during the night, and
the next morning restored 10 consciousness ihoasn
tc had not the ainosi recollection of anything connected
;b tho accident AZ the end of three or four days ne
was copvacsccnt and is probably by this time in the en-
;o,,,r,r. Of his usual health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-03

douh,cons with ;he rank OF Northumberland Guzm.n
wss sko. The ls.h inst
Ts Police bay. Just discovered great conspiracy On
H. r h, o.e Good Friday Indian from the south en-
.d hs hou.e of Senior J. Cendejas, ancien, Deputy
~ t.nf lsd well known FOR the warmth of his demo
,rsc orinors Ccnd,jai ,he broiher-inaw Of Romero
ard frtrd @. Alvarez. II | am not mistaken, he
l -s.u.a.;y, c. he city Of Gacncro The lndian
e-Ttt,d bv The Police. l. affirmed thai - - An ems
srry OF Alvarez and charged with important nstruc
tois end die patches for Condas Thercupon he latter
vas aIprcheuded his correspondence searched and he
YVES sent 70 Sauia Annas camp 10 be tried II Is reported
that be has been shot without any Investigation OF ms
csse. Th : quie possible hut my opinion that Santa
Anna wished 10 set possession of preeoss ho,teIe anu
Cendeies wss il the man he wanted Guierno fre' mas
hsen arrested for no assigned The cons piracy WINCH
have lust mentioned 10 have existed Oh paper oas
for very sensible prospectus was discovered anu his
toen published by the journal here. $500
Business is getting worse and worse Jobbin: a-one
prc,ers. Las: evening Mossrs. decker Mire Ferfan
and Escandon. concluded bargain with the Government
for the non.y which will to il from the Gsdsden
treatv They ,fcred fifteen millions 1--WE hundred hoa
ssrd dollars for fifteen Millions in drafts negotiable IN
Washington; but they will realize an enormous prohi on
the premium which they allowed the Mexican Cabinet
the tovernnen; having agreed TO double the import duty
ON money. In place Of two per cent, the public Will be
compoled 70 pay four per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-03

Several squads Of The police appeared and commanded
ihe peace bu, there nothing broken but the egg and
I0b0ps pane or Two Of glase.
The following items copy from TIE Courier.
rLbYIsO CsUDs IN J,u.-Co Buckncr = out IN care
Iyrs the Pnriow who .sh'd On 20 nhlh ~ H-
triad fayrt the county jail lie ny nc sr
end ard ur,henorc profss ~ go
csrfc Wrids that The John shefey never
;hm in his life. neither N jnil nor out
We Gel burkneTs
sLsmsn Chftisn Nevertheless he ray be ns' ken 10
tbs always IN fndiaie attendance az the
Ion Befds have peculiar faculty Of being
isL o. ,sess when else of biz
'src
IsDlGSlrIos LETTING AT LLIZsBrTETows.-W under
,.,rd II rot In The Of The verdict # aoguis
in the people Of Erbeihown held public
Rcsolrors passed esecrsas the and holding
seors up Jutc Great exci prevsed The ysge
ard RAP Idly spreading throughout the county.
INVESTING HIS EUSDs.-Drcctly after the verdict had
i.t9 announced Ehzehehtow and the DISCHARGED one ~
the took gentleman who peseD during the trial 20 one
sde requesting q MIN Inclination where he could proc ne
"vers peeksgss lottery tickets in Cincinnati Tina, aryiaan ss
evidently he, foT speculation
ONE % IEr REsuLTs.-1he man Barlow who testified
Gently in the Ward before the s jury the same
Shsp sud' to by Col Bui The Jslor lis elected
fused 10 let him eat in bis house.
shosdni wonder TO s,d Barlow Of Col Bneknes
o.e ere long and me then would nondsr
sihtocrec eolfrees willing and playing cards With him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-03
PTBLIC MEETINGS.
MEETING OF TIE TEN GOVERNORS.

The REGULAR weekly meeting OF the Goverhors oi Iie
~, held Yesterday afternoon al their rooms IN tne no
& T.s@r-Goys Drsper Pnckney Dake Conoyei heniy
ToWrierd Wcsi Dugro and Smith -h' r1e'e'n GOV
~ commrnicaon was received from the Reshieni-Pny
~ p.rsrs Island Notifying the EosId % The arpn men OF
-, "A W lfqtu Edward H. keInbs.i Assistant fhNsieiau
=, tcc cf n Z ard D. Mason whose lime mas 'Api'o
O.tercd on hlc $780,. ". r,s-.s Inn Nv
the Commissioners OF E.sfa1oA = 10"
the arbitration before judge Neat ard IL =
iv,ytr Coddingou the two points on wn4eh -y az.
ia n he reduction the due the GOVERNOR o. =
An Housc the Of native Children 700
iheir mother and for The supfoT; d tn-It
M have returned he Sc HitcI an sbscne iAefe 70 " &c
~ more They also willing 20 lbrt % the aecAor o. "
,-,r, 4 aLacsbie the genera. f-es p O
Ilrfber ihc of the AIMS t0ue are NJ "
, of Al IN ,rrope irorery falling wi hin The province 81
- C,,onefs 4 Fmicra,ol LATER ue-ee - ~ wee
ard Ok TO Conu.CueTr fE Re ntaenfI se'i'u -
4 s.ecaI ColHittc . -o..;,,a ~ for
Gov DuGRo offered resolution 10 appropriate - loI
the prrpose Of furnishing altar at the Wors ioese VI
Ia ,or The use If the CAholic denomination
Cove PIKcKsEY and DUE opposed the resou'on'
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STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
WEpyEsDAr, May 81 p. n.

NkDNk>DAf' ga! -
AsBEs-ihe market is frm but quiet at So CO for POS
and Sc for Pearls.
Corona quiet market for the stsple
flour AND NEAL-A better marke. for Western and
STATE Flour the demand good for tic home and Eastern
trade AID the arrivals light Our stock is much dnin-
sled Canadian j. firm, but quiet at 81 s., S.. Tho
sales of Western Canal are 5000 bbs at - - IL for
common 20 straight STATE - - so for mixed 20 fancy
Michigan and common TO good Ohio. Southern Flour Is
Letter and the demand quito active sales 300 bbls. ct
IS s7Sss u for mixed good straight brands Bamor
Alexandria &c Rye FlOvr scarce, at - 3S@ss ~ Tor
fine Com Meal is tirra, c; - IS for jersey.
GRArS-Our market quito bare Of Wheat ard price,
s-n mammal Rive - ,rorc and wanted - i2@sl Is.
R,ev "a very scarce az = l4asl Il. Oats are higher,
srd in good demand az s. Soc. for State - Ssc tor
we.err and 5ses2,c :ag Jersey Corn Is ia brisk de-
usud. an, is buoyaat: the demand far for shipping, and
od lcr the Local ard Eastern trade The STOCK m s'oe~
moderate. sales Of 80 90 bush at % 10: Now0r
leans Il sslc .or Southern and Western MIXED s3 ~soc
,r round Yellow si6sce s,r Southern White, I'D Sc.
FIR Southern Yellow.
Hu-The supply is light, and the ie'n'nd go'l q. 30
sc. for shipping.
WnrsKY-Tho mark IS hrner; sl!cs 30 bbi'. ONO IN
sore al &C e., cash, &c hLds Drudge T.. -5,c.
p,oyIsloxs-A limited demand Tor Pork %. sii u ios
Mess ard % 81 fcg Prime Beef Is buoyant ana ~ NODE
rate request: sacs OF Rcpackci Chc..o az 81 80
Country Mess 20 20 So. auS Country and tny Prime al
s7ass %; Prime Moss r. ;rm at seOa S25. Bee Hams
sr. scarce at SIS Ca Meats are arm bat quiet AZ u
Sic for Hams ana 81 or shoulders Lari nj q @s
Butter is in GOOD demand at 20 .sc FOR fresh on '"2'
tor OH STATE Cheese Is steady at 10 q isc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-03
THE CANAL ~ ORDERi

IIon The Albany Ey ming Journal, Nay =
We loei from Commissioner Gardiner that the Eastern
Division of tie Canal is in good order for boats with
the exception of small space near Rome, and the work on
that II Is hoped and anticipated will be finished tonight
We have a dispatch from Ir. FIzHUGH, Commissioner
on the middle Division dated at Syracuse this morning,
which Informs ha nothing serious had resulted from the
storm on that Division; and thai the long level would be
filed a. soon as they were ready for the water at Rome
As We hear nothing bad from the West we may now say
as c storm has entirely dispersed and The Hooded streams
are f using that boats which left here this morning
will find il clear sailing for before they reach Rome-the
Only point of obsirucion-he difficulty will be removed
L. S.-A dispatch from Joseph Cochrane, Collector oil
Tolls AZ Rochester informs that the canal was filling
ra,idy thi. morning, and that Light boats Were being
cleared Also that the Genesce Valley Canal was full
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CITY ITEMS.

SINGULAR CAsrALTY-A distressing accident occurred
On Tuesday Upper Monsania By which it il probable
that an eInployt the Harlem Railroad will lose his Efe
Some laborers blasting boulders previous their
moval from Let belonging to Mr.. OKeeffc on which
building being erected, when fragment weighing about
two pounds fe about ono hundred and fifty yards passing
over a dwelling, and struck named Timothy Oates
fracuring his skull He has spoken since the accident
and hopes entertained of his recovery. This
atty il the singular the blasts very light the
laborers Themselves hardly retreang from them fifty feet
and this stone the only projected any distance
METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR APRIL, l91L
PREPARED ExpEEssLY FOR THE y V TRIBUNE GIBBONS
THERMOMETER
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WIND. ATMOcPHErE, &C.

Saturday. Aprl Wind Z. Il s. VI; N W. Cloudy osy
gSday AEal Wa5E Noe l ys sI:sF' c. Aursr.
Bolsas and clouds aoeT nisht;. ,,..,...-,,
WTsfa'y zrI X 5gV %Sd s1f " eead I'm
F Fd"y zr aF wE %I9S '' cedf prevail
saSIdsy April wind $ E. Mostly clear Cloudy ner 10
S1id,y Apu 9-wind :. ind 5. WI. MEL Clear from 10
Mond lay Api lo-wina N f. ?; 5. w n w Cloudy
N5@ S1af 81 and f es. after 'rn
Y MtGH5i days. yA5 AT' 5N Nv da $ VI = cpA II
~ s13 V5sl insv E dsf f@ Clear before ''
saturday, April i5Wnd F. Snow ceai.d about A. NJ )
sand SS AM G0Ia 1 z Sn sIS CLOUDY
''G Mo % dsy IL 1s' E SOM CONTINUES with sbo
i Ia, ID ddy NOV G Si'I iaHW%d W Clouds prevail NJ Clear
4 oSsTA e x fl' sSS ANY, r
ts;S h4i w WIND " Nr Cloudy
sunday GI1I wind N il W Rain till 10 Clear p
MSnd'y Z Wind NE.isl clear u...v ,.,, with
5 A ,5S . & VI NJ Middle Tie aa' ''
a TS si ' hTIi .HWnd " l. Clear Violent w Light
Ti@sy HE 9sIwnd f Rain early Of the day
ss%dsy 4.s cSo'PuGp, a 4o % oI'!a
ooady Le 'howr n Gear and calm a nigh fE b, II. tables
Barometer reduced 70 tie standard OF o. "h oS ne '"oe
Mean t.ucr ~ nse ~ Mean temper o. the month ~
Morn ttmrc OF noon...f3 = Coolest day 10 n'nn's ~
V.en ri T. NJ IS Wanest day -itl inean'o9 o.
Mean temper a. sanse..50 30 Range of thernomeer'''.
Mean temper at lo 7. Nd 90 -, , 100 80 .ho GA
NoI,htrly winds rev.ned on II day.. ~ sdov.
Souierly aud w6s,orly winds pTeNaled on 10 uuys-
Clear IL mOeily clear days, T.
Cloudy and moy cloudy days. lb
The figures l. 2 indicate the force Of the wind .s
remarkable for sudden changes aug os
Of weather On ihc 18Th there gh,ning soiin VIII
arlroachng heat the ~ A. sho" anu
n,n colder on fhe 10Th following ngh orn OF un
exsu led violence :or Ar extending from ashns on
md yIy Gcruc I've 66hg Il cost Another he9vy ran WIN s
mig occurred nigh: Of the 25h-oh "Aien wa
on The Afternoon OF terrific quel destroyed shilns
d Ions, on he evening Fel five SIX hours there
was heavy rains with exiraoIdaT and oaheou
flashes Of nk isLnng crashing thunder The temperature
changed from summer heG; &c the Toin in lew
lCUrs. . -.
The most maIkae thai has fallen for years began on
the tine 8h and continued without abtAneI 10 near
The shows about inches since me
evening Both being fully oneHnih OF the average quny 9
whole mis- latitude MrCh damage ~ IaiIo' ny WISH
irgs mil gems boken by ireshes &c.
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XxXIud CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. WA.HISGTOS, wednesday, May ), 1893.
Numerous petitions were presented -
Mir FETTiT from the Judiciary Committee, TO which
was referred the resou,n directing inquiry rs to me pro-
petv Of having the United States Statutes revised cor
rcted aud coated reported that il was neNpedent to
gislae on the subject
Several territorial bills received from the House.
ara referred
Tie hill confirming presumption rights TO lands in the
Nelson Rouge Grant, IN Louisiana passed last week, was
reconsdered, amended, and again passed
Mr. BRIGHT offered a resolution amending the 30,h
uc 20 as 10 admit any amendment 20 the Appropriation
Lil. intended to carry liabilities resulting from existing
laws or treaties. Adopted.
1ho Indian Appropriation bin was taken up.
ri O'clock message received from the President
ycolg the Land bill for the INDECENT Insane. 1t is now
being read
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-03

TIE SElfNk REC rs ON IhE LAEfH
We find in The Chicago Daily Tribune of the 2sih the
particulars OF the disasters by the STORM noticed
bv tele rrayh a day or two since:
T severe rn storm which commenced here At COOS o.
Vefpd.v sernoon chtured during The nst 10 heavy y - T.
he cs' he'd this ana the dhlnaz 20
- lie hts Tie follow parirr' o. iL3
r in or vicinity ell ths' We have y aed ci
ne urceler Illinois Dixon from bunslo va MiwaeA-e ~
~,CS ~. Tie bar snd roand1. TIL slOlf e'c- Secf
.rr funy came wihol. damage Cld made as 20 tc o--
shout GO irei-t ~ AilWaus-' an
80 AZ ock "Wednesday afternoon he II rs iii
bow mtpocd about Que houi Aiie9 ea'l- 'l' @ " 49,
timed q IL me -.
rscine red &c enter h habor shout ocoeE yessiy
cu lu Ealing leewad he 1t he anchors aid Dousni p
IN m, /. Sin a. the Of South siel-s; III
s,eer FuAia Noc-c GufhTc from Md By WIN
sd ~ vod attempted the about the g. the re-
D..s Int suddenly ler machinery soPpea IS Il luir ps -
i-L.n and sfr fell tire eevCrd BRINGING Up aou-c- u
s~f.nrr n he bss.a hsvsers ilets;y 20 on
rf Md tho tretkwvter, when tie 'ests we've M -
il,v rede The storm n saieiy a, ,.-.,.. q.
Afsrs ler of esscuhcd cnT1- il' orh' -
On he lsae with iufere The various cf rs
-, ~, IN .ht their Tozrts thes n-srrq ne p
III waves hgh. and he iice 81 th-
49, H. we aid eacr covered with foam The "a DOS ose'
he lar Mouth Ct ,Ae haItor IN .rr-- VIC of so
lreaker. heIr move l as "e41 0'
& ticF rCs 70 De one or Irll
ne ~. pow attain John Ro5erei cae INTO poi ~
o. fi.t.ltra nil csr.o coal she y the hst al
rssch tbs Tort Icm Lake En-: sie W. r.
,dr hica 20 AID the ft 70 arrive leFe lac -
~ GA e t- hut rounding Instant ~ sNuI- -
49, 80 her cs1ycs and came Handsomely; IA COMING "
-; - amber was 1T 20 the Of abaSh-av oS. ~.
tine prevent bet Jihboom from tearing swsy p' "
he deck Of the 81 amer
me becuer LADY Jane from Grand River ana 80
Msriiowoo oame into ToEi u handsome '!e 'l'-s ~ ~
loep. uIder sheTt ,aiL
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uoUsE M REpRESENTAIIVE

The SAEAKER presented resolutions from the Legsa-
ture Of KontucA asking an amendment TO the MILITARY
Bounty Land Law and for Lands for Educational pur
poses IN that State. .
Mr. VALLEY presented petition from the ESecatveof
Massaohetts and go Others mostly members Of the Leg
isa,ure asking the establishment OF Floating Schools for
tie training II seamen.
lso the petition of The Mayor of Boston and POS Others
king that members Of the army may be confined to mill
tay duties and that civil works may be placed under the
control of civil supcrnionden's. Both wcr9 referred.
Mr. FLORENCE said, the Committee on Naval Affairs
had under consideration project for establishing floating
schools for The educ alton Of seamen.
The House wen. into Committee Of the Whole and re-
sued tho consido IA ION OF the bill establish The Office OF
Surveyor General in New-Mexioo, and giant ands 10
actual settlers therein.
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Ss,.ylvsnia Coal Co.L6O. iO4l
ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.

The steamer Black Warrior j. D. Bulloch, Conman-
a. arrived at this port this morning. She brings lol pas
,,,oers and q large amount Of cotton freight.
The Black Warrior left Mobile the 25th AMI arrived
Havana on The evening of the eth. After coaling she
aea az p. NJ. of the 2sth The b. w. treated with
rs,ked poteness on her outward as well as homeward
ip end the manifest accepted without comment
there was nothing Of interest transpiring at Havana
there were no American men-of-war in the place. The
, Of the island is said 70 be good although many
,o>s have been circulated 10 the contrary
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Arrived.

s,ul 10 .k Warrior Buloct Mobi . ult via Havana 2sh
uudse and ,s.s % Liying-on, Crocheror 4 Co.
Psose.hp York Meyer London I'D Porfnouh AsFch &
Ggiurc Nngrn. 7h H.. la.
~ - a. clip Wandering Jew bound Eis ljh alt,
sf 4 several ice L-T- l9;h ul, ist II ~, lol
N ~ Dee ed Al. bark John HeHry bound East.
ship Beey PPF Of Boson Chase Shanghai w d. Fs.se5
A1sr Feb gh ii and sks March p la' n -
On - T. spoke .p Pso Queen Br) Of and fo Liverpool
Mah Cope suls roi~ ship lnzbOouh, from Bombay
la 81 So Ion. IS - spoke bark venus hence
ter Curscoa as.
ser Moss Leonard Smith virginia days wih pine wood %
schr F. \ Johuson Phadeiqhs with cost bound to
Boron -, -,
steamer Pecsn, Kenney Providence with mdse 70 W. W.
NL.i-lus
BoLOW-A Bremen bark aud hern. brig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-03

prsxsYLvASIA-The bill relative to the Sunbury and
no and the Cleveland, Paincsvlle and Ashtabula Rail
r0,d Companies passed the Pennsylvania House of Repre-
.,,tstiyes Yesterday morning received from the
senate except that the House TO the Legislature
,s nover 10 tax the Cleveland Company only under the
rr,er,l law of the State allowing tax oil railroads,
bc fine Senate bill reserved the power to impose spe
ec tax on passengers and freight The Senate, it is
sorcb. WI concur in the House amendment.
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by TELEGRAPH TO THB NETWORK TRIBUNE
ppnu WASHINGTON.

WAsHtSGroS. Wednesday, May J. ISL
RE TuoE If this morning announces that me purpose
-. ho friends Of the Nebaka bill il to move on Monday
rcxt 10 PUT aside al bills standing before The " use Ne
laska b.l and take up aud ultimately dispose orr
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CoNNFCIICUT LEGISLATURE.

NEw-IiAyES, wednesday, May ), 1884.
The LEGISLATURE of Connecticut organized this morn
ing In the House, Is FArErTE FosrER OF Norwich WAS
chosen speaker aud AMI GIDDrsGs Of Plymouth and ~
T. HARRISON of Wos. klingsy, Clerks
Messrs. BABcocK and WILDaAs OF TIE Palladium,
were appointed State Printers.
In the Senate JoEy BOYD was chosen President, pro
hm. aud David b. Booth Of Danbury, Clerk.
Tie election of Governor takes place tomorrow.
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HlsI0niCAf. SOCIETY.
.oieal

REGULAR monthly meeting al the Nev-iork Rhetorical
Soey was held IN the Nwiork University Trssy evening
Inc ron II rHtR BRADsH occupied the chair After III taas;e
81 the Of
nstn ~ election u mheTs, Eedins e donations ~ean
oiFiIs etf' from Com Com CHAucEY Announcing his
nvt victory Lake Ee which presentec g. TIRE society by
the Rev PE7fR tHAtNCEY rad By the Preut vote If
thanks I-sscd ChLrrccy his valuable gift
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PHII ADEIPHIA, Wednosday, May 3, IsoI,
The first issue OF tho now hre-doar gold pieces will DO
adc on Saturday next when 600 will be sent 10 Wash
inaton They are beautifully executed The 'front.' has an
Indian head with fcathcIei crown, and the - United
S;aie Of America around H. the reverse has the words
Three Dolars-ls5I" oncrcled in a wreath of wheat,
corn oak leaves and acoIns.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
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