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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
UASLINGTON GOSSIP.
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Couesyordepee of The n. Y. Trisune.
WAsHISGTos, Tuesday, March %, 1884
The Siends Of the Southern Texas Pacific Railroad are
numerous and active They have their maps displaying
the various routes. exhibition at the hotels and in the
lobby The route which their e the only to be
thought Of or talked about starts from Matagorda Bay in
Texas and extends nearly westward to ST Diego on the
Pacific
rumor hiss been current here that Senator Petit was to
srsen certain Norhe Senator before the Senate sons
henous charge 1t has been difficult 10 fad out what are the
nature or number Of the specifications One OF them learn
that the Senator in question has used his rankng prvi
lege in circulating sermons against Nebraska presume
the Senator from indiana has forgotten the fact that thous
sands of lower law dstr outed in 1850
where of the opposite character has been sent oat IN
der frank in 1854 1t is said however that Mr. Pett has
abandoned the attempt having either become ashamed OF
or found the seral upon which to found his charges
altogether too slight. -
Cutting and Breckenridge. The grea, question is, will
Cutting fight Those who pretend TO know say he will
and sdduCe the fact that he married southern wife IN
Messrs Bissel and Hunt well known for their devotion
to chvary Others say and hope win prove re be
this reaches you that the matter will be settled with
out resortng any such barbarous expedient ss fight
RMr Walker made an Intellectual attempt yesterday IN
The Senate TO get up the Homestead BILL and Mr.. Gsn
was equally unfortunate with his Pacific Railroad bill
Mr. Mason of Virginia succeeded in giving them both
the by and to day he equally impatient 70 go into
Executive Session even to the delay Of the Deficiency
eel, into another slippery place in the Clemens letters
"Was there such Administration is in every
man mouth. John Tylers is actually relieved BY the
contrast in the picture People begin to say as the man
said who blown up by tie juggler, What will the
fellow do next - Col Benton says the party which it
has cost much time and labor to build up fast going
hellward.
Col Schouer, I see, dominates John Bell the peIt
Whig candidate for President in The Cincinnati Ga=e
Such is the anxiety and intensity of feeling about Ne
brsska iba, President making is thought of hero
among Wings, at least. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

The following letter di net reach until o'clock this morning
detenten Of the The Hudson River Raioad
From Our Own Reporter.
SENATE. .ALBAsr Wednesday, March %, 1854
TAsMANY HALL.
Mr.. BARR presented memorial from many citizens OF
New York City asking for the repeal Of Tammsny Soee'
y The President referred il to the Committee on CHAR
table and Rel gious Societies.
Mr. SprScER would prefer to have it referred to the Ju
dietary Committee. The subject of considerable
importance and should have deliberate consideration
The Society was charitable one and decidedly
bic. and should not be repealed hastily.
Mir DASroRTH remarked that the Society was, a. one
time venerable but if Il had connection with the Short
Boys sst y.sr, alleged he apprehended tsa: had
lost much il rot all of its venerebenees
MIR BARR said that the Society certainly established
for charitable paroses but SO soon as was turned M,
political machine for the encouragement OF Short boy
movements and the like il lost al claim to the venera
ton Of any citizen When Elk men-its Sschems-s'
tempted 10 control the politics Of our State and dieta,sd
10 our citizens who they should vote for and who oppose
il was high time 10 repeal 1t.
Mr. SPENCER said he did not know much about the SO
aways understood that il was verJ worthy Association
He supposed, however that the Senator from the Nih
MIR Barr, knew all about il, he being member.
Mr. BARR had been in the Society for the past year
Mr. BROOKS now moved to amend the motion sending
the memorial 10 the NewYork delegation. Thus all
stripes Of party would be represened-Soff' Hard and
Wig
MT srrSorR-And Silver Gray; bat be would rather
hsyeii so to the Judiciary Committee
Mr.. Brock motion prevniied-Ayes TO- Noes p
FAVORABLE REPORTS.
The ill for the protection Of Gas hsh, Conpsnies
fO Ss payment Of labor dome section Of he Ere
Cara last fau.
For bs1se seross the Hudson River at Albany.
Of the New Yok sixPeuoy savings Bank
Relative 10 the Me- es.Nerk Gear Of Common Pleas
The ksw.Yofk Crysal Palace bill
sr.epsrs the CHATTER OF the Village Of FlusAing-
Rssye poceeeinf for dstsrznins claims 10 real property
N certain esses
Re1e for Academies 20 saad in is'ir sanu. re-
TIts ", u.-.....J 81 p.,,;h, -,
A6Vtriisirg Company -
The til sns I'd rF the Croton Water Act 49,, ,
ahs bl resie NswYork Baptist Uaien Tor AHssisi
EGaeeiion-
ENcIsE LAWS AsD oyERsEERs OF THE rooR.
Mr.. DoRRAScy introduced the following e' whica vas
referred to the Conm',tee on Pocr Laws.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
TIE TAILORS' PROTECTIVE UNION.

TIE TtiLoRS PKOlECllNE tNioN.
This society held meeting on Wednesday night at Gr.
ricks SIKH Ward Hotel
Biz JfuYs NcCoRNIcE in the Chair and Mr. JosrrE
MArurrs Secretary who after reading the minues OF the
last meeting alluded the ares, oftgeniy five OF their
BODY urd,r bench warrants Issued by the Grand Jury He
stated IL ct when this made he he'd heard OF sp
rlieat.on boug made the Benevolent Trades Branch
rep and he had written to their Secretary to ssceran
this lie then read letter from the Secretary oi that
branch Of The trade stating that their Society hal refused
sending any to Mr. Arnouy, their desire being notso
act ant onistic the Protective Trades Unon bat
aod To other shops not first class and who were ns
sbe pev the highest prices and to cooperate Tor 700
interests of trade This letter dated at Mechanics
Hall and signed James Gillespie.
The Secretary then referred to the articles which nag
appeared in the papers epccng the arrest of the men,
OF Which did them some injustice and particularly the en-
oral article in Tue TRBUS which he read and described
~ unfair, Gnd that the editor, before he wf9to ard
inserted that article .hould have made inquiries
10 the truth or falsehood of the matter. These
three men said the members Of the trade were iol
lowing them around from shop to shop, when tas
truth was the going about from potter house
10 porter house and seeking TO kick up a row WIN tae
men He also ted that the men never threatened NJ
Armour but ss Trey did not like his mode of treating
them they simply left, and contended the men had
rerft re to set if they pleased lie again ALLUDED
10 the odoral article in THE TRIBUNE in answer TO whicl
be ead draft Of letter which he stated he had pepaea
IN answer The meeting approved OF the letter, gvins
him permission 81 make such verbal amendments as ns
chose having stated that he had written It In hurry
committed was appointed to employ counsel and arrans
everything for the defense Of the men ana aiser son"
financial business, the meeting adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
YEU-rORK TOWN NEE TING GS-Srperri,or,

WEsToHEsTIR co -C0rf'0Ad-Col Ferris, Independent
ara Temperance il elected Supervisor The Legislature
having pssse law crears Poice Justice whose Office
IL to be loca,ee q; Pee Lt there snimsng contest
resuliiog n H. election o. D. " Travis "a strong Ant
Ettrs,l Wig over Hon Ward B. Howard Haid-snsil
Democrat.
The resu has beer ,ha. Mr. Travis h-s baen elected By
& msjorty. hen OF al parties united upon hr Irivs
psrt usriy the mechanics and young m-n OF Pee<sh'
vhDtu1ed out On til, occasion with much splrit snd CT
red The election Of ,he;r fayore mos: ;ri1rnphanty
MAxAEosEoK The People Maine ID" tcSe' was tn
umphan,ly elec5t
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

pe.de, he nav want al the money be c,n iay ha hanas
~ - ., os,en,s n coming war With RGssis.
CIoiera has been in oar MIDST for some iilns eIs o1
Il ,..s 10 Re y. sry confined 70 two "i os
T. tic uosuiieI and Lung.c Asyian. aad :ns feait,n
and even in th.s s.ces il seears t. b on the as
crssse VERY few cases have occurred IN the cy ana
ne disease has spread 10 other part OF ine istn
On pguar iumuriy from cecimst.On By tas dresdiai
ro,rce setrns under Divine Providence - be b
The rrevairg high sos breszes AMI the long cInndei
drouih which n generally 81 ms SOS On 0, the yA
H. Good toIEs Of TreI.why were oaoyDg themselves
tte week before las vE the which came OF on the
Ffl oub oure and the Ms0nic Ds given in the elegant
assembly Of tha town. The Aor.hide papers "acn
80 a.. loud and severe r condemnstion OF the Assem-
Ily Bal, arc equally loud in praise Of the festivities OF
Fslmouih for the promotion OF which f@r more eIrays
tance manifested than in the senatorial enertaln
mert For II IL piece OF hypocrisy the Northsde papers
have received well merieJ rebuke in the columns OF
TLf C0LoHtcl Standard
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
PROGRESS OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Of The y. Y. Tribure.

,
CoIuxBrs, o, wednesday March Is, 1884
LILLE incident lately communicated to NE by one
coming from the old residents of Columbus which Is sig
nifcan ssn the progress Of our city His oldes; child
little er vss lcs or about hall dsy in the very place
where the noble State Houfe OF Ohio is being reared
Il tangled and almost inaccessible eld Of dead trees
Of them standing and Of them fallen, and iron
weeds &c This was about thirty seven years ago. And
ths: marble palace Of tie people stands just in that
Place not merely be the roud sign Of the great Buckeye
State bu; OF the sd boasts of the nation
4: that tine, C-untrs vas mere village in the midst OF
forests in directions threaded b. trs indicated
by bszsd The rpedr al s seasons cf the year were
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

MAssAcHusIr1s-Thomas d Elicit the Wing candidate
for Corg1ess to Gil the vacancy in the First District thus
expresses bis opposition 10 the further extension Of slavery
in his le''er Of acceptance:
81 recognize with pleasure the resolutions Of our
Conyepton on the bin to organize the Territories of Ne
brala sud Kansas the voice Of the people of this DIS
tric and il cannot be doubted that lie who would truly
represent The feelings and opinions must be prepared TO
make available what strength he has, to preserve the
integrity of a compromise which was accepted by the
or ern States only because il secured these Territories
'FoRryER to Human Freedom.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

VERnoST-The friends OF the enforcement OF the Pro
hibiory Liquor Law Rave carried the Commissioners in
Wirdham. Windsor Rutsnd, Addison, Washington Gale
donia Orleans eDd Essex Counties The opponents OF the
law have succeeded in Chtenden, Orange Franklin and
Lsmoe or rather the Commissioners chosen il those couu
tier are indebted for their election 10 Rum votes Benning
ton and Grsnd Isle 10: heard from
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

THisrY Pncrs oF SuvEK.-We have sen BIZ cf -~
in IN which stitched thirty pieces OF silver eouoo.,
OF three cen, pieces CO, INTO thirds and in:sadd -
accompany tie following leser;
Nrv LsI,sos srx,ses wetnssdsy. Ns,cA n u~
IT, s.rhsa frotd Dorg.ass We the uoeerrnei
I1N.ncr strrs ia the s.ste Of New Yoi ser In
pisce. bsns IN tr ,tion he vslan of
Ir.i,cr 10 Freedom kave proved year,ef
Here follow list Of thirty uaanesJ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

RHODE IIAND-The election takes place on the 9Th Of
April There four tickets in the field The regular
Democ ratio ticket the Wig ticket the Temperance ticket
and tie ULTRA De ia,c uoket issued by the louog
Auerica parts and those Of the Democrats who op
posed the liquor law In Rhode Island the ticket is
termed prcz'-ihe Wig pro- &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
APPOINTMENTS BY THE G0TERN0R.


Tie foIowDg appointments % he GoveFnof' ooHAfH'
a zesk ago. have been made publs - d-y:
sor.nrrs Prtrc: Csoue.st Joh7 Bs seoct N.ains'on
Fevsrc PtfEeri O-ei-r, HHtn storm 4 rs Fie. x
james l.. L@ensrc Castaf q George lew O'e-
rrrs SoIus Five DcAr.-s sss' ~ 'is' isft1r t.,vsy
Fec lille seeel ec..cy bti Vsfder AeKtntr tno ops
Ful,oa James wels o,Dss william II. Gerard Ns;aAaei
IslIap. Alisnv. John 2. : EkiGs.
L CcNSfsslogELs. = ~ YORK. Fd.sra Ee'-ha3
szrsrTE AsYL-E FTe5eset 2 Bsekas In place si
Y ilItD I. Marc f'sgusd ~. -
NTwYoag sI.Tu MILITIA s4masl Bsrasae 20 be Ma. Gen
CT ssh Division -
a. On oron Nr " lisFk James D e.hsr ei Osse4o on
No of 81, Doirsnee.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
PUBIC MEETINGS
MEETING OF THE sHIP-JoISERs

meeting Of delegates OF the Journeyuen Shio jais..
rss held on "Wednesday evening q, Keens Foar,s.,.s
Ward Eotel in Grand s., hr. SELA BkUsH was e,,,..
Chairman. ard L. MoSTsoyERy was eppo,ntei sAc,,
:aTy
The Chairman stated that the meeting was called On a.
purpo,e of sscertainiDg the views OF the jouneynsh
this City and vicinity in ieirsnce 10 an advance f,a 4.
pressn. prices Ds2 90 per day
A no,.on was made and adopted to 20 into an nfx.,
ballot 70 ascertain the sentiments OF the delegates v,.,
As 70 the anoan 20 be dcmlniei per day with the fo,,
ing result viz Nineteen for C. So two Tor o. "a end s
for g. a5 per day.
Mr. R,RRrrr was opposed TO hssty action they .a,sy
srst thorourtly organize bo0r, making demand AN
IVES eo IN favor ofsppoinang asomniitee to eOnsakv
Mr' NoSrcovYRY said the meeting had mt been called
for the purpose of determining tie price to be densaiel
bit 20 ascertain the sentiments Of the loRsneymen u
resv.cf tc on adN Gnce Of wsEes.
Ihe v5,e on the motion to demand g. 50 per day VS.
then tai n AMI lost
D,ccscs were then epPOin,ed to wait on the sAoa ia
his snG the adjoining cities 10 procure the names "
the jOGrnC ymen Ia favor OF an advance.
The Istttng was then adjourned 10 Tuesday evening
Ext, stwhich tina the delegates viii make report
MEETING OF THE LONGSHoREMEN'S SOCIETY
me,tng of this Society held at the ShakspeTe hOi
on Wednesc ay evening which was largely sttehdei Mr.
JONI WILLIAMS President OF the Society pnsided The
an advance OF wages Of the merchants Com nsee Of
eleven Members was appointed to report to the meeting
what advance If any. should be asked This COMMITTEES
retired snd returned in short tmo With report ia favor
OF asking an advance of shilngs per d. OF nina
hours The subject was discussed by members at con
siderable length aud it dnaily determined to ssk "a
advance OF two shngs per day. and TO give notice s
merchants that the Increased wages will be expected 90
Monday morning the l7th Of April
NJ JANIS KELLY during the discussion moved as a.
amen melt ts they ask for an advance of but ne shl
irg per day: but this lost The wages Of tho long
shor.men present fourteen shings per das for Ia
borers and sixteen shngs per day for foremen OF ggs
of woFkmoD.
Mr. WILLIAMS. the President OF the Society presided
with ability and frmuess md after the vote hal beea
taken ho addressed them good advise in the coare Of
which ho referred 20 the advance in rents anil the 10
ceesei rrice Of poyiions which the long shoremen hN
10 encounter IA ttCr expenses Ii appeared reasonabk
from the statement made that tho oog shoremen shoU
receive the adv snce which they determined to ask. }
was 5e.oyed publish resolutions embodyins the ssna
of Il, needing m .
Hanks were rendered to THs TRIBUNE Tsme,, Hr.
GE auG Couricr and EHqurer. for he kindness heres
fore shown 10 the movements OF this Society by ihos
iournGls The Society soon alter adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
Half pasi tire p "

On motion of Mr. HTcHcocE TO morrow was set apart
for tho consideration Of private claims
Mr ROBERTSON moved corcurreut resolution that the
Legislature proceed to .elect State slperntend.n' 81
Table under tie rule.
TAXES or INCORPORATED COMPANIES. .
Mr. SPENCrR had leave TO introduce bill amending
the act concerning the of taxes on ncorpo
rated companies and the Communication o. collection there
Of The amendment provides that in all cases oi banking
Generations where the amount of ana discounts are
crease their loans and discount. 20 amount equal to the
amount Of suIIlus profits on hand
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

Mr. CLros moved the Previous question ssi Hss.rs ,s rs

Mr. CLryroy moved the previous question are, Mss1s
IrT1LyyoHS AIrsIs and BAskR had defended the oO-
ieots of The petition and il was ordered.
The motion 10 reconsider vas carried
Mr .AGUIEI surprised at the action of this ho1se
Jt o,her d.y Won .rack from the rs OF the German bis
cur of aqer tSr snl day is proposed to deprve hin
Of e,erre Be thought thi. proper bill and should be
passed. .Ao
b.il ana il " a. ps.red-Yess % Nsy- IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
rrr rorRNEYNirN CoLLAR MAKERs

meeting cf the JouIueynen Collar Makers was he1
lstt evening at No l9 Mulberryst The proceedings
tbo ne,ting were private We were informed howevs,
that ley intend to strike Monday next for advance
OF 50 utr week the present price being 50 per week.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

OHo-Acccrding 10 Tie SaH1asky nrre- there are
h-eny osh Dmora'ic pspers opposed to ibe Nebr,'ka
bill ard but n.ne in favor of IL, far hi paper has
been able 10 ascertain
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
ch.r. the. s. Poor 70 1ro'ssu''

tforHs
srorres 10 of n. Scor ,h, nss.st % 20
,dept q ,hs Ccas rsI pr7sSs % ne g9r Or
E, ,siS % ;. tseeues Ter payment :. ss
r.eovel men ,.e - 10 s u y @ .-.ve by
i.S . 'ss e.; z .ia E.,..,i5 sssfi'' -
's~' III ,r2icHIs AND nTAsUREs sEw YORK.
.l- sPysrtr ttrosuced TIE foloTing, which was re
ferred the Co nmittee on Manufaetures:
AN ACT il r,it,ion 20 irPee' % s5e a. Of '
syerosi From .nd of hi, .s, 'aa y .~
s.,.e,or. oY w-ss,. u-.,ufs Of po.i
dsd for.d c'y ;se ts. ., .s - ns, s., u th.rr
TIE raid Cerson Corel RAY 7,r:is7,: di':T.,;
Of tte 1d Cty t,eh Ct she fea !ap-eo-. .at ~
each O. IN -r.rcs 81 ,ner aur,s. % .sei
t.e,. ,esr sei7ei5. 10 ~ EJECT is-aeL..;s!y.
Mr wnI1s1l brought in tic following, which sen;
io Tie Committee OF the Whole:
an AZ T % prevent re sale unhoesone o- impure ts
ss6Tfo- sny r.Tou seal - oSer :or 7is
p6resd mn tisr "a urca The 'o2 ..i1., OF r.n 20
fooe sL sel. Cfr @; sac s.J Il o-a-e ron co 70
.ez rnsue ,cnfs1sen l. ST.. OF SAB es az. e dss!
szJ ara uP'a esnTe.5a sa:! Be Iaoss;
pelty of sse 10 eset ,-erse o. siSHHeT u CSaa, -
q ?elelii1y t.t es-s SIse I2L % q ao,a ss a1 a.
SEC SIv IsaE wLo .hsi, si1ltsTAs Intended for
e b. TIE an atsrOas orssD % -,an
PsEsn ~L 'sli .e OF Ger tor .e aa H> 80 .it
.r sii he cot. Of ID, I'D beo oaPseaS c'1Is
.S IL, IeecyrG ty sness sss e P,oS. Of h- o.
s, be INTO she 'ies r Of ne cry q s.i ne
town. . take .feor ir'rn'c,"y
SAFETY TUsD EArK SoTEs.
Tie ill requilipg Safety Fund Banks call in their oil
c,cua;ny notes ordered 20 taird reading 1t Is an
As.smbi, bill, snl not amended by the Sensie.
Bills TAssID.
Authorizing the Bufio and NeWios Chy hiifo.f oonpHy"
ircr.s.- csrla.
Also 81 y. children o. ~. Ofs,ds lrsans -
Authornr Of Iown ritil in West Fir-' West
cheiter CouIy.
se,,r-e n II SevYcrs Historical Library
c : NE.5Tcse.
A5o OF Gutt.vuS CAR -.
GovtILor
JrelsGsiEg The amber of "srcsia TOY
Ree 70 County Jlise AID Ssof-te y Chsatas1as County
EuLSrs The the Nase of Lion, HeIkneT County
AneId1s he act FOR he P9son II Bfiase Companies
F6rthe protection Of Gee Lisht ComPsbies =.
Fr the m. Lends - the Tusesrora Indians
Auth ming Oceis to Administer Oan' sad A aAion'
In c.usin =
Amrdrs ,uthorzus the election Of Police Justice in
NEWBORN r,.,....
N.lirs TIE CT vrge of Johnown separate Ro,d District
Amending law :r ts determination CLAIMS 20 eA properly
2
CcrfIuir certain of II. Osvsso Co-sIn2n Co1nei
Aruereirg the Charter Of the Village Of III vernon
Antldng the General Plank Read Law
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

GIrss FaIIs y. Y-Ths Temperance Charter ''oket
las been eoied By sn average usi priiy Of SO
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31

ASOUTRAGE AT LOUGsyILLE-A hHe GtH Of t'ts C.tH
Ayresfcd 0s Siare- Some time since tc c'lorot sH
named M1rv Jane Scout of this city, visited New O'an5
with her uEcle 10 see IN who resided thc-e Aer
finishing her visit she placed in charge OF Mr. - a.
derson vi this city, who then in New OrleaG5 vi n ms
family TIE par,yt0ok passage on the hne steamer * H.
Wiuslow, Capt. McGl, and had a pea'an, a9i ualn
moved passage until their arrival al Louisville iae
Niuslow soppei a short time & hat place aud without
the knogtedee Of Mr. Anderson several police otlcofs
boarded the and against the protesitoA % the
clerk and captain carried the ;te coored sf oil under
the plea that -he fugitive slave.
she was tgk before Court in Louisville ana conmH
ted to m until her friends could prove her free dom
To DO this i was necessary 20 come TO CtrclnnGt An
attorney was employed aud sent down with the necessary
documents and she arrived here YESTERDAY morning BE
side the anxiety ard veKaon 70 her friends II has cost
them about fifty dollars obtain her release t Is said
oue Of TIE passengers the Winsow caused her arrest
by repo1g her 10 the police vet they procee Wi
out any other authority and With the assurances from the
officers of tie boat that Mr. Anderson, who had her m
charge was responsible We understand the officers VIII
be held 10 account for the outrage.
The indiy yidua who took it upon him 10 so to the Police
for this purpose having interest in the matter except
the hoI sharing in the reward in case she proved TO
be slave be destitute of principle and every iee'
ne humanity We unde rstand he belongs q the Soun
aud at present prowng about our city, perhaps Tor he
purIoso OF ensnaring of our co0red citizens ihey
will DO wei TO be on the look out for him
iClncinngt Timss, Z7.h.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-31
ASSEMBLY,. e. .Tur DAY, March 2s-P. N.

The third acng Of bills resumed yesterday after
noon, and the following passed
he acn of Os seeo fss bfidge ~ noh
Am-DGG the set allowing the HsmnendPOr aud bLth fAas
rosd o o abandon part ofits road
Re adv. 10 Police aud their cerss 10 NevIork
10 am. I'd the v relative 10 Crotor v,ier rent
10 amen the { ha.ter ofihe City Of | tica
To authorize the Seventh Regiment Of Militia ozne and mold
Rseiu ertsl Aruory
10 charter the Inb,,e ASyun for the 'ernlton OfpOor
destitute inetrittos
70 .mf- The CT arior ofthe village Of OslensDlrh
ii provide for Dq1TLs into tie cause 81 hres ~" passed
COgD les Of Oaondga Greene Ceya
Chemung. Erie and Rocklard
To amend the Garter Of tie Schoh.ie Ktl Bndss Co
Revised statutes wh references TO the nsoi'en
law CO t. so.
Mr. PAYNE asked consent 20 have his recorded in
the affirmative on the Temperance bill He was detained
al home by sickness at the time the vote vas taken
Mr.. WARD objected
To amen ,be Cist4r Of the Village OF lion
Amending establishing aud organizing tResorders Court
in he CITY o Bubeo
For The South Branch Of III, An Sable River
Fss.x Ccubty.