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EDGARTowN, April lo-Ar ship James Loper Whip.
psy, North Pacific Ocean via Holmess Hole for Nantukt
Ball. do For Boston; Clarendon, do do Hunton bonnd
East
In pert lth ship James Loper schrs Jusna Thos Hix
Clarendon, Z HINTON, and some others, bound Il.
pHTL "A. April L Px-An scAr Geo Ed
CID steamer ssndfor Sanford New York; ship Isaac
Jssnes Chapman Valencia, SPAIN briss Webster, Heath,
Portland Myra Fuller. Boston; scbrs Woodbine (new),
yones, Galveston; Jas Deputy, winsmese Nantucket
BIC, Means, snd Gee Beware. Hsy, Boston. -.
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OPBNNG OF CANAL NAviG kTIoY.-We learn. says
the 0sweeo Times that the Welsnd Canal will be opened
for the passage Of vessels the 10th OF April Such
Is the intention Of the officers having charge OF the
canal.
The lafayette lind Courier is informed BY the
principal engineer ct IL intended 10 have the canal
open for navigation By the 18th Of Apr uasss the
tier should P,eYe tee pn's7orsSs,
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RECRUITING IN NEW HAVEN. s. Webb of Nav
Haven, who has been appointed Captain in one OF the
new regiments Of United States Infantry has received
oroert open recruiting Office forthwith There viii
pIobabyabe but little difficulty in raising company
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100 BALES CorToS BURsED.--Mesxn. Nixon
A vsIshs cotton shed at BroWnsville landing on
Hatche river containing 200 bales cotton vss coz
umed By Orc on tbs night Of the NtA VI
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Assembly.


ALBANY, April IL, 1855.
.. PASSED.
In relation to police court clerks in the city of New
York. and their duties.
To amend the charter Of the Panama Railroad Company
For tbs protection OF emgran second GLASS;
and deck passengers
motion made TO commit the bill for amendment
but it failed, and was passed.
TO amend the act authorizing town subscriptions to
the Utica and Bnghamt0n Railroad
To authorize the agent OF the sing Sing prison to let by
contract the labor OF the cOnvicts.
The Consumption Hospital bill reported complete.
Mr.. BIATcHroRD reported bill to provide ways and
means for the support OF with the quarter
mill tax ont also the supply bill with all the extra al
iowance donations TO charters &c., struck out amount
ing 10 $175,5S4
The senase's mill and quarter tax bill was received,
AND passed the House by ayes. 65 nays, 81.
To amend the charter Of the New York Central Col.
lege
To amend the charter of Brooklyn
The motion to reconsider the bin to provide compenss
ton for properly destroyed by mobs, coming up, was
carried; and the bill was psssed-65 to 81.
The bill! TO fix the salary Of the Adjutant-Gensra was
Mr.. wIsNER moved the habsas corpus act to third
res6ing.
Mr.. WELLS moved to add the bill to amend the Tempe
Both bills were orcered to third reading, when
The house took q recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
REPORTED.
To charter the Astoria, Ravenswood, and New York
10 authorize brooklyn to widen Atlantic avenue and
to enter into arrangement with Jamaica Railroad
Company.
The supply bill was called up, and, after long de-
bate, was referred to the COMMITTEES of Ways and
and Means to report complete
The resolution of Mr.. Stebbns, amendatory Of the
constitution TO provide for additional Judge of the
Supreme Court in each judicial district rejected.
n resolution amendatory Of the constitution relative
to suffrage, to by Of sc to SO.
The House then took
EVENING SESSION.
An unsuccessiul motion was made to reconsider the
vote on the million and quarter tax bill
The bill authorizing the recording OF charters Of col
leges and academies with the regents Of the university
was passed.
The House concurred in the amendments of the
Senate to the bill to settle claims arising out of supern
tending the first section of the Erie Canal.
BILLS PASSED
To reduce into the several acts relative to dis
trict courts in New York.
Mr. BLATcmoRD reported the supply bill complete.
He moved to add appropriation OF three thousand
dollars the Hobart Free College, but this amendment
cut of by the previous question. The bill coming
up for third reading,
Mr.. J. A. SMITH moved to recommit the bA to add an
appropriation OF eight thousand dollars for the purchase
Of copy Of the Colonial History for each member Of
the House, officer and reporter Carried.
Mr.. BLATCHFoRD then reported back the supply bill,
when it was passed by vote of94 to 2.
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Topographic Marine Reports.
SALEM, April liar bark Argentine, Buenos Ayres
Feb Is.
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FAST DAY IN THE BRITISH PRovINoEs.-The 18th
OF April has been proclaimed day to be devoted to
fasting and prayer In the British provinces In America
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


Senate.
ALBANY, April IL, 1885,
The Second Avenue Railroad bill was ordered to third
reading.
bly, to the bill relative to the Five Points House Of In
dustry.
Also in the amendment to the bill in relation to the
collection of taxes on lands Of presidents.
MAINE LIQUOR LAW.
Mr.. SPENCER presented petition from liquor dealers
in New York city for an amendment OF the Maine Liquor
Msssrs. Spencer, w. Clark and F,sld were appointed
select committee on the subject who reported the fol-
An Act to amend Am a for the prevention Of intemperanee
Sec l. Nothing entitled Gan for the pre-
ysntOn Of |psupsrism and crime" shall be
city New gers who sha ys senS With good
San Sns thousand d nor %or ssn i've .honnS
dollars from selling and shipping liquors by vessels bound
Of The SoaHa.ris. thereof provided shall
iss:ny 4!
conviction that sales shipments were made with the
See This act shall take effect the 4th Of July next
PASSED.
To extend the provisions of manufacturing companies
so as 10 include ice companies.
To compensate academies for the education of common
To settle tbs claims arising out of the difficulties b.
tween the OF the first section OF the Erie
canal.
Amending the Lem law for the city OF New York.
Amending the act incorporating the Merchants Mu-
tual Insurance Company.
To amend the act consolidating Brooklyn, Williams
burg, &c.
The bill to authorize subscriptions to the Albany
and Susqushanna Railway lost The vote after
wards reconsdered and tabled.
The bill for the payment of the Mountain Ridge con-
tractors at Lockport was ordered to third reading.
Relative to the Ravenswood Haletts Cove ana vii.
liamsburg Turnpike Company
To build bridge over the HARLEM river at Kings
Bridge.
In relation to the First Division Of the Fifth Brigade Of
N. Y State militia
For the appointment Of Commissioners Of Record in
the city of New York.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Canal Appropriation bills passed in commit
tee and ordered TO third reading
The bill for the purchase Of the Averl ore bed
then taken up and elected considerable debate when it
ordered to third reading.
An Executive Session was then held.
The Committee of Conference on the Second State Lu.
natc bill reported in favor OF the appointment
of commissioners to locate and the site to be located
the Governor. The report was tabled.
PASSED
In relation to steamboat excursions.
Amending the charter OF the New York Institute
Asylum.
Consolidating the stock and bonds Of the Ogdenaburg
Railway.
To purchase the Averill iron ore bed.
To extend the time to complete the Albany and Sus.
quehanpa railway.
To regulate the liability Of hotsl-keepers.
MIR. DICKINSON here moved to take up the Canal Re-
pairs BILL but the Senate refused to do by vote Of
ayes IL, nsysI5
To extend the time to complete the Washington Gen.
trail Railway.
To amend the charter of the New York Gas Light
Company.
10 incorporate the Metropolitan Gas Light Company
To amend the charter o! the Manhattan Company.
Relative to the Second avenue railway.
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John p Kennedy but they had received letter from
him explaining the u his abse which h@ read
The following letters then, with others, read -
LITTER FROM EX-GOVERNOR HUNT.
NEW YORK, April 2, 1855.
6EsrLKaEs-I have received your kind letter inviting
to attend the next annual festival In Of the
birth Henry Clay and regret it, personal mis-
fortune that any circumstance should deprive Of
being with that OCCASION But impera
tive which obge to return my residence
the present week, will make y impraeticable.
assured gentlemen heart will be with you
grateful tribute Of devotion to the memory and principles
the patriot and statesman His great and disin
teresed services TO his country at appreciated by
the patriotic Of all parties Second only Washington
hearts Of his history assign to him
tn. next place on the bright roll Of national
guided him through his long and Industrious may amt
mate the American people during all coming Tine and that
the generous virtues which adorned his character
kept In perpetual remembrance he has departed
the influence OF his example survives and furnishes the
sures for the safety and pty Of
Try and the Of It's harmony BE it our con
ternity which he displayed In every emergency
remain, with great regard. yours truly.
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTHDAY OF HENRY CLAY.
Grand Banquet at the Metropolitan Hotel.
"SAM' AT THE FESTIVE BOARD.
Speeches Of the Rev. Sam. Osgood and Others
LETTERS FROM HON. JOHN P. KENNEDY
AND EX-GOVERNOR HUNT.
SON S-SENTIM ENTS,
&c.. &C., &c.

The members of the Clay Festival Association cee-
bratsd their tenth anniversary in memory Of the birth
day of good old Harry, the immortal sage OF Ashland
yesterday evening" at the Metropolitan Hotel The
Metropolitan Is becoming bal for its public din
nes the DetaPhi fraternity dine here to day. and the
St. Georges Society win have their banquet here the
Sd inst But to the present 'feast of reason and flow
of soul" sumptuous repast spread before up
wards Of two hundred and thirty gentlemen.
The bill of fare presented everything that the cpl
taste Of the most astdious DESIRE and the
wines excellent The programme itself was neatly
designed, with portrait Of Henry Clay at the head,
underneath which the following memorable words
Of the never TO be forgotten and immortal dead
implore, the best blessing which Heaven can be-
stow upon me- that IL the direfu event OF the dissou-
ton of this Uri is to happen shall not survive to
behold the sad and heart-rending spectacle.
On either side of 1.-THE sage the following beau
tiful lines
There are, who have no scuIptured stone,
Who AJAX word flowing line
But live in nations hearts alone.
And are the nations worship shrinei
Men, who in stormy hours have wrought,
Like those serene, immortal ones,
Who, with Spartan valor fought,
And gave the world its hsrathons!
What Thousand, thousand leaping hearts
Breathe up high and holy name
The icol Of our wales and msris
TIE chosen and the chief of fame
From whom from the polished steel,
The rsdaI ce OF the sun is cast,
The hate Of those who mocka his veal
Shall tremble into darkness pastl
While upward he, u spotees thing,
Upon the ages breath 4hal spring
The light of lanes whose nven chain
HIS lightning spirit BURT in twain
When. mid the Grecians waning light,
And, Ger Bovias bondage night,
Where vaor's eteel was scarcely true,
His word, flaming bow ne threw,
And, from oppresson's stormy waves,
Released, in part, cline OF slaves,
Whose millions hence shall bear away
The memory of Henry Clay
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corner.
party did go into the corner.
The witness said he had read the article in the Daily
Advertiser OF March 81.
point what you consider inaccuracies misstate
ments in that artclef A. The gentlemen did not
O. anything further A. do not recollect the arti.
Gle particularly that can mention.
Mr. Hale said !. would consume much time to read
the floor Of the Legislature false from beginning to
END, and "sot containing particle Of truth" he
ano Others how far be thus characterized
He thought all the witnesses would admit some portions
Mr. GRIFFIN thought that the committee could COM
pare the article with the separate testimony and
tain how much or how little IT was founded in fact
Mr. BALE said he had objection to this course, and
to AVE time, would refrain from going through with
the article with each witness
Mr.. WILLIAM B. MAY, Of Roxbury, was next called.
,een thought they stayed ut the house about half
hour; the chairman told the porteress that we
committee appointed to examine that institution and
others OF similar nature; he told the Superior the
same, and she very willingly consented to show
the house; presume that went the sick
o. body ibid pot put my head in did not 20 within
TIVE three feet OF the door made the remark that
supposed somebody sick there, and think all the
gentleman Immediately went away from that place.
unnecessary noise was made no appearance OF terror
among the inmates of the house; visited the chapel
coming the Conduct Of gentlemen joined the party at
the invitation Il the chairman; had asked him to let
join had hssrd no rumor Of anything improper at
the school had reason ~ suppose there was had
private reason for wishing to see the institution.
Questions by Mr.. HALs-what was tbst private reasons
A. have q sister who is in convent in Maryland.
O What we're the subsegusns proceedings Of the
mittee after leaving the schooR
Mr. HnF-i beg the committee to observe that asked
the question and the witness declines answering
witness-I win answer II the chairman saysi II Is
M. Gsrns~i do mot think Il Ia irrelevant.
Mr.. ,DAwISY bad no obisctons to the question, bat
thought irrelevant
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o, bhSIVL-Arr April ~ siecP vishant, Gibbsr Nfork-
CAPE ISLAND, NJ, April ii, = i M-shp Burlington,
mas rsrnsmSnse Asia tor s. ' John, Ne
and brig Lopez for Port Prince went to early
FALL RivER-sld April IL schr Cornclia Church. Nan
GLoUcEsTER-Ar April 10 schrs Orion (Br), wilmos,
for NYoIl; Edward, PASSPORT, fol. NYerk
il 4ran Harnss
Philadelphia Eliza Jane Fish Norfolk. CID sOhr Saw
sEwPSRTMArr April 10 brig Token , Higgins Boston for
Phsdelpbia schrs Hammond, Field for do; Laliah
pn sse ksn a. for
Sawyer csai s, aG5 MYosk psn Wallace MSrdss
Passport for do; Roe m bloom Tsnant NYork for Ware
ham breIdy wine WhsSe5 Ponshk for do
,ehrs Eidridss Bsaes, and Hammond n' Kenny, DO
Is IN ng k9rS sS sh rsa.
Assaedsia-see pisaters0 sebrs Asby Norton Moss Ca
Gardiner Pike Cranmer, Porto Rico for NYork Distress
as ssfIfe TsgGTssd Anil >, pv ..m.r sanford
sandford New York; sChrs Hamlet Hal, Proyidepce HIM
ress Disney NewburyEors Cld sshIs Cake En vn
smith ssits, and s.i,la nlssss aasslsy proySsnss
Wrs, Meconisie Partsmouth; Ann Elss ?, B.bcscs
%1ss kS;s Massey and Fo sSHss,a Ann Smith,
ARR, Ss. Mnh9 Yars eT Ry.r hs.
Ms1v B ss S,'h h Asasi SD sss Ree
Burns savanrah Factor, larsen, Charleston; seh.s
i Sssn. wss, JSsn %ss Rap
pshsnnock; Msa, Crovel and Mead s Iusne, rhiia
Hsn1S Albany oyno'ds and xd
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ss MSsssiassSsia hpsi H. from below brig Forest. ssr
gsas ha,n,s., Md ''h' new bark mot amp sohuiss
WicKyoRp-sia kr'u ,cbr Henry Harding, Norfolk.
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