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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-09
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

TUESDAY, Jan. &c p NJ.
Amrs-The market is firm but quiet at 30 g.! for
Pets, and 81 % for Poa.s.
CoTToN-Tho market is poorly stocked and prices
have an upward ncliua,iOn.
FLOUR AND MIAL-Priccs of Western ani State
Flour have again declined, with little doing fro the
rade bu, fair inquiry for export. The receipts are
fair for the season.
The sales OF Western Canal are 3, 300 bbls. at
ts 75a 80 FOR common TO good State; 80 l29s9 90!
for mixed 10 good brands Michigan, Upper Lake,
lrdiane, and common to good Ohio, extra Gencsee,
mas So. Cans;ian Flour Is in fair reques: for ex-
pOsi and is firm: salcs % bbls at s9a 80 l., in
bond, ar go duty pad. Southern Flour is lower
with q fair Gerard the arrivals ARE not large; sale'
1900 bbis at 50 j. 80 IS for mixed - cool s'nl
ard brepos Alexandria, Baluuore aud George '''.
RE Flour is finer; Too bbls. sold n { a''
$751; for fine aud euYorine. Corn Meal Il d" O.
fmer; sales Of jersey at A., and eraodywine a.
sis7los5. Buckwheat Is plenty az e4as 50 Z
100 10.
GuAIS wing to the high prices demanded there
is but little doing in Whcat; the arrivals are light
and There is some export inquiry. We have 40 sales
TO report this morning. Rye is fnncr at 81 % for
Jersey and 81 39d 81 40 fr River. Oats are alum
dsnt ara Aea'y al % QUO lpl o'utc "hu "V''OiH'
Corn is rather easier and more freely offered the
demand il mainly for export sales 1900 bushels at
81 OS for Western mixed, in store; - o2 for South
sn yellow, to arrive, and 81 O5 for southern white
wmsKE-Prces are hishori the arrivals modersiei
sles 200 bills at $50 See for Ohio, and p j-lc.
Sr Prison.
PRovIsIoYs-Thore is frir demand for Pork, win
ess cif, rig; sales of Old Mess at sl2 l2asl2 ls
and old Prime at Sl2 25, now Prime Sc IS a si3,
new Mess Sl4asl4l2. Beef is in demand for the
City trade without change III prices; GALES of re
packed Chicago at SIS So 25, and country Mess az
ts75aSll % Lord is quiet buI firm at 10 a loic.
Butter and Geese unchanged.
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THE RAILROAD TROUBLES AT ERIE.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday Jan. Q 1884.
In the Supreme Court this morning, in consequences
Of the receipt of the dispatch from Erie announcing
the renewal of the railroad troubles there, Messrs.
Campbell IIerst, and Meredith applied for writ Of
assistance, directed TO the Sheriff Of Philadelphia,
commanding him TO proceed TO the scene of disorder
with such force as may be neces AIRY enforce the
several DEGREES Of the Supreme Court 10 reference to
the affair The Court after consultation said they
could not agree TO the form of the writ but would
decide the matter tomorrow mor0ing.
ERIE, Tuesday, Jan. Q, 1855.
The American Express CDmpAng have made the
necessary arrangement 70 fT"ard their goods and
monies at this point, notwithstanding the railroad
difficulties.
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NAL RoanERl At BIsoH,NToN-THr BiG FOR
NV IoHK SroIrS.-The ma.l bag made up d; this
Mace for New.Iork We stolen this morning about
o'clock uuGer the following Cir,u Instance The bag
cage seeit Mr. Moron brother 10 the "a ion agent
Tearing tie cars approaching from the Wet took the
mad bag out Of tie bagcag. room AMI set IL down FOR
a rroneut on the platform opposite tie ladies' srune
room g. 90 into tne office - speak . SONS ono aat
on returrirr II 60 ant can nowhere be found
HE itief was un5oubted' watching his opportunity
and sustcleJ il up a. soon a. Nj Norton had left b.
and made al with IT, II Wa quite kAt. W
understand it was not large mail bat contained -.n-
dr., drafts from our banks aud ou- Lo-- men LOT ne-
cofiable Bnghsmton Republican, Jan. %.
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Sale. of stock. at Philaaelph.a-J,s. i.

petor,,d f'r T.. New York Tribune ~ Fay THoN's.
Fv,f Blart-s Ci.y Gss ~ o. cssh s.t. 80 tv pH
s. IN -s.h u ao d.. =. Cty Railroad - .
Civ &. 81 49, FeLra- s. and P st o : g. Va.
Pref-rrsd - go Norrs Cslsi b ~ 81, Le,1 L1c 3D.
? 4Csrdeu sud Amtoy r. 'rosd. l5i Bee Ae.ioF
Rs-o.a IS 81; 81 PrunA Railroad ~ . No,rs'aS1 a1'
road 81 8ars Of North America. - J. rla1-ll- oeh4
Is. L. Mechanics B-nk. 20 10 20 D, -
Be'uers Boayl- -is0 A--gAasJ C-gnJ ConP9n $ -1d
5 = w. = s., $1,000,
81 dc 5 67 70 60 CITY r z. c. y 4, ssi
- tl Civ s8t; $40 Cts Gas s. 81 IL - cy
6, - g,f go Cry .. 81 @i.p0 Pt- Coup o. a
\ = - setgyL Nav IS -, 3 u Penn RR, ~
$40 Reacius R. 81; IS % int ~ l. L-hzn lie 529
100 Ses Greek Coal Co. b =. 81 sctu5L Nag rr7i
& Lorg I,i.rd r.. cash iS;i 81 Mechanics BANK Hii
" s,isrn Bs1t st 80. 90. 81, r.
IS 20 IRIS Cans. = ~; 10 Western bsaf' days OF
- Guard Bank n. - 49, 49, So, 49,, ,
Closrs Pris-tu,ed States 8. 1853 10 ba HI s'ssl
PhA Civ c. ST bid ss .ked; Penn y INT o. 81
ssled: Rsscrg Rsirosf SIT bid y. okeei % oo1,, ~.
TAI I'D s assed 60 Mort 1850 e. bid 81 asfed renI-
ysra Railroad 81 bid - asked Morris Csns ~ 'f =;
s.isS schuytl Esvzstion g. lesZ II BID y. 500 %.
sleek ls BID o ast-d DO Preferred, DIV ca -t pa
s.ieG Iorx T.lsnd lss bid. l5l asked: tieneurg oh
.kec: Ghse Bsuk III bid 1T asked L-nish enc Il 0d
Gkss, Un.or Canal, II bid, 3. assed Dull
MoSpAI Jan. a-P. NJ.
There Wa 81 sctve Stock market to-day, and
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NXXIIID CON g + L ) 5 .
SECOND SSION.
SENATE. .WA.uISG1oS. Jan. Q.

NINA IE--.. " A,AINUIO On, J al = I@9V'
Sundry bills ere brought up from the House.
Cen. CASS offered resolution thst the officers AMI
soldiers of the revolution, now sitting IN Convention
in this city, be invited TO occupy seats on the h)or Of
The Senate during the session OF their Convention.
Passed.
Senators HOUSTON and MORTON appeared aid
took ih,ir seats.
MI SHIELDS presented petition from ths SOL
diers Of the
Nh DOUGLAS presented bill in favor OF the
construction of the Pacific Railroad ana eoAate-
raj Magnetic Telegraph. Read and referred
Mr.. SHIELDS, from the judiciary Committee, re-
ported back with amendments, the bill for the reor-
eanizaion OF the Army.
mouon Was then maze that II be printed
Agreed 10 .
Mr.. BRODHEAD presented petitions from the CID
zens Of Cumberland CouGty Pa PRAYING for an ex-
tension Of the Bounty Land laws Referred.
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BY TFIIGRAPH TO TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
FROM WASHINGTON.

WA5HINcToN, TUESDAY, Jan. 10 m. 90 =
Ihavo inst len Senator Norris room. He Is not
dead, but wholly insensbte. Mr. Norris and son are
With him. He is attended by DR.. Boyle, who says it
d disease Of the heart, ard that be may recover
but chances are ten to one sgainst him. lle was
we'll Yesterday, and was taken i'll at 10 o clock lat
night. T,cy are lecchiDs and cupping him, and US
ING mustard plasters. with violent rubbing OF TIE
limbs to Keep up the circulation, at which President
Pierce and McssIs. Webster and Hubbard are assist
ing. 1t IS evident that they fear fatal term,nation
Of the attack.
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L ; s'eau III Al grsts Lyon Ssvauush Jan g. to l.
Mirhll in 81 T NJ Hstferss Light by " l5 miles Dis
tsrf erchar ssd s.suss wi'e steamship Knoxville.
Snip CsLsya Ninder Manila 10 days, with hamp, 20 r.
Iryir& Co III 81 lon. q spoke steamship Geofge
Law hence for Asliows. Tie & has experienced hesvY
w,fher spr1nc for and main ys.d fpt sails sc Nov 3,
=. 50 lob 10 90 spoke b. chip Merlin tom Calcutta fJr
LivcfVo0l 90 Gays out
rcol sud iron b Barclay LIynzton- Set ut st g. lon
Is sroie L 1toa in sessch Il T. soop oiwN
Albany o.,
70 ~ Freeman g.. De 3 ist Is 81 lou. Z, sqoss
Maine Law Denim from nO Janeho for New RI.
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COURT OF cOMNoN RLEAs-JAN. g.
BEFORE Judge isGs'rAN.

PESsITI UNDER TIE FIRE LAWS.
Fle DEPARTMENT NJ New YORK AZ Joseph Harmon.
To recover penalty for violation Of the Fire Law
in erecting op-ug houses ard placing bat one p.rty
val the defense fhst they rIt two bones TIE
house,. narrow but sic that they were entire
distinct The tried ard reported few DAYS srce
TIE Jrdz-. % csv rerderfc decision a. 2 1ws.
fac that the O. roia-ts me o~nef 9 ;h-
udss 5efcr bed he coupa'ulha' hey were efsce-
rr6,- ~ or1 . OF b after th- yel- llt-at e
tuicnfs four separate a-d Justine noles
te Is-on Sss se erected % .uts so uo Oh Dick
o. store. ale lTe violation Ere La~ passed relative
"a he City o. Nex-York
Tbst on OH March 1852 The Fire Warder the
,sv notice to remove The and that sucl notice has not
b. con led Nth bat hat the fid partitions ia renAo
frd - matter OF sw upon hese scf. fAst h- defend
ant ist ~ r.rAfg erecting each 90 such
tulors. 10 violation or awt- further payment of ~
escb . hour. from Oh Nsf-h e5 removing The sane
afer noce DO served gp1n nmsnd - the pinri
6es Tot csiu fIe whole reraf Judgment given Ir p4nr
ut Tor The raiLt-s titled % decree t0
the rusnce be L. ses such decree the r'an-1
must give erdan' notice h be- nay Be heard 10 regsa
20 - artlcg,ar pT0Fiscui thereof
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COURT or GENERAL SESSiONS-Jsn B..

Ar the opening of Court the iolosin- persons were
qualified ,.s,' Grand Jurors ie 'eLt. Wm Hi954sl'
fortuaa. Alfred ArooG. Nm Banrh Henry Cof'e in'-
C9nnrg. Dstel Fr-uch Walter LJcsw Ferln'nd Law
rerce Roh.Io Lstbrop. Alex L. McOeta.d = There C. \
Arrois ooan B-rta Henry Bsys dtnfy Erb-n Richard
Fo.6cs fi@u-y A HUI but Jeremiah Lambert. Dawn. NJ
N.sfer Jofn u fherix Robert 81. McCurdy.
usual charge ben delivered ~ the Recorder ~ tu'
Grand jury which be Gws Il -rgth upon nose 20
IN which TIE sw r'qgr-. hin 10 instruct fhe Jury A. ~
fcb Iar e Braraon sud I'm Flyu tired ano convict
"a a. bzry 'fifd cegree upon The dTen4 houss o
NJ Pou.rv IT, Fourteenth from which they stole lninr
- . W. srral lie Court eu,encei them o. in' >tt,s
Prison sch and S months aid there Osins no
other business esdy It then adjourned iof tie day
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HoHRID AFTAIR.-A most shocking attir-'r
rs-h.r cont melton Of hrr BROUGHT GO 81 issue 10
ths fovn 20. AIT German lsued AnrrcW La-ef .'-r
weeks since United up1- NIKE s d-'kh-
lain .oou suer frd but returned the part 81 the lat
week snd saturday hight 80 ire 9 = barn oi tie noth
- ~. yftia tch consumed " 4f-atts Tere zof out
m ms s,-esr ard % sunday evening BE traced % place
~ e,rcesuct. Az the Ot-er u sti enfe; Cd
he door ire usefsbs wretch ,ho, himself 70 ne sos-l
and eisS p O.. Instantly Il vas ioul1 b ed $50 Aken
srse quantity OF Justice vas called ~ We" tls
'' Rsusay y : z gsts- Eth.
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OHIO DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

CISCiNSATI Monday, Ja1. \ ls10.
The Ohio State Democratic Convection for the
nomination Of State officers met at Columbus to-day.
The Gttendai ce was not large. motion t. defer
the nominations till next summer lost by large
majority and Gov. Modill and al the present Sac
officers were then renomnatsd for The Offices now
held by ihtm respectively.
Resolutions we're adopted denouncing Slavery. the
Know NotbDgs and Senator Adams ; bll amending
The Naturalization La -; rooraing the Il Ali more
platform OF oj2, fayOnDg tne passage OF - ate IL"
TO prevent banks from collecting debts, ana against
taking ban paper q Payment OF taxes
The proce tdines were aim aud orderly.
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HOrSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr.. WHEELER presented the memorial OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, Marine Insurance Company,
ard the merchants Of New York, asking Congress to
authorize the Secretary Of the Navy to station
steam tug permanently at the mou OF the haroor OF
New York for the preserv a;ion of life and property
on the of New jersey and Long Island to pro-
coed at a moments ,tice to any poin, designated
Refe, RED 10 tbs Committee on Commerce.
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CPcru CoUKT-fart Nos. 3j3, SO, go. 3.2,
se l.2s 1871 l55 l.i i6. 1888 1910 to 1874. l.l 20 49,
2s5 10 l.1s l1l Part -Nos 1888, 279o 10 !799 loI 10
.e,7 -6f3 to l6. (f-u. 49,
Con.os PIFAs-Psrt Nos. -, lis to l3l.
Part n va g. 90 ia. l0s 10 H.
SrPrnoR Cornr-Nos. l6s, l33. II. 299 $50, D.
ool - Us 2'5 236 81 95fi -3, ?io 22 2i5, .h 23,
20 81 10 - 20 ~ 2t6. 26s 70 ~ a.
/. :. DISTRICT CouRr--Nos. l., -, 30 81, 80,
o. fHto 8. .
SrrRrlE CovRr-Spcid Tsrm MonGay next, to
Which tine the Court onrned-Nos g. A. r. 8, II, 70, -,
%. "a l. % ~. a.. - - 81 20 -
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MARINE AFF.iIRS.

4 sfHoosER Rus DowS AT HELL-GATE.-Last
.sntte schooner Sarah ID. Sparks, Capt Eaton,
~ New Nassau, was coming through Hell. G ate,
avs, run into by the steamer State Of Maine, Of
a,Psn River line. The schooner was in ballast;
a. ss.e Of Maine St uck her amidsbips, and cut her
&c.,, 20 The water edge, causing her to cspsize and
M Immediately. Crpt. Eaton and the crew Of the
.hsoner we're saved.
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Fattrf be 49, at Ct,l.e. ss1 Wycs-
psintIh C'lims ~ have been g pioyed, from ADril
1881 70 My lS 10 tstns care u tte 5o9s. sad sl'e
uflv e. o. editor n rsusps'er called ~ Ctris
Irfcgercer stc q ibe ~ ? - IS go due on ilr
-tIcg he tr ], dsll-G that nc ~as ever - GAGE
soiflrfhsf rs ~ 49, se-- a.; -
raised =50f that - re.l.sT anf hts 9-e-
rsc TIE before tie JADE ~ Dc nv
h. son reserved. For paiuus Messr Ch.;ae.d and u
Ofesot 70. ss-sr.AL NJ. l. heiclAL.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET-FORGERY

I'm ApIITHIt, Iurs DAY, Jan y 30,
Our Stocks market DULL this morning 4 the fol-
lowing quotation. Reading Railroad 37 Morris Ca
nal III; Long Island Railroad, 10, Penns ylgGnia
RAILROAD 40. Pennry lvania IS -.
Tie Money Market is unchanged.
G. G. Foster was committed, yesterday, on charge
of for siDg VIM. +. Barions name to note for over
500 The note was given IN exchange for cio'hng,
the baanc. being given back in cash Bail was fixed
AT 80 GOO
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NJ AKIN ssked esvs N present the memorial q
the Chsriesion Chamber OF Commerce, suggesting
that tender If o'ed Atioa be made BY ttis Gwen
Ueft o. - EGropes1 wa.
NJ. WALSH o'jes'sd
resolaiior Va "a sd tar ninsti1g IL bate o,
The Pscifs RAILROAD bill. or the 10Th ins..
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LIE SOUTHERN NM

IALIINORT, Tuesday, ] an. 2, I,3j.
New Orleans papers Of Wednesday last, nave ar
rived bnt We have nothing later than Saturday from
Chsrl,ston whore the mali difficulties wore still ua-
settled.
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price st fbe Mo-n:ug Board wee vel sustained.
Ihe movement wss mainly in Erc. AZ the SCI On
Board, Eish an unusually largs business the be>rs
made charge and produced some hesyiness espe-
ciaIy n Erie, which ~eut from % % Ill with q biz
at tie close. Tbs Il a slight rprovement on Sarlr.
DAY : sales. Alter the Second Board, Reading was
ra;t er avy; Harlem Improved 2 cent Central
sold 81 - for the opening. dividend Of which isl 2
c.L;. better than on saturday. Hui>ou River ion
proved y cent Pznsma sold a. >os. There /
continuance Of the movenen, in Cation, snd the
us,ket advanced 70 .. cosiu, II , Cumberland
was - an Improvement Of 2 cent Nicaragua i'm
proved & cent. Ia Railroad Bosds the Transactions
were over 100000, at very firm pnces. Ede In
comes. siC0i New-York Central, S3i; Illinois Cen
ual o.; Harlem, 90 NeT-York Central Real Estate
Bonds, 20. Hudson River Firs; Mortgage, u; Con
vertib!,s. c. Panama - g., uearly all showing an
improvement State Stocks. with sales Of $4,000,
are firm: Nireiniss al Mis=ours, -; lniana
F.vcs -. ken;uckys D. 1.-THE close Of the Sc
&C Board tie market was arm.
In Exchange there's not much doing and rates are
urcl aDged. Sterling 6 al with 6rstolass bankers
Signatures AZ = cent. Francs, 522. a5.lsl
n Freishts the Transactions not extensive. and
fr Grain he rates are lover. To Liverpool 5000
bush. Corn q ID 900 to 1900 bb!s Flour, lst.;
900 4 eco pkss Tallow, Bacon. Sc, l. III 81 1000
bales Cotton. 7-32d so bxs Cheese, > 500 pkg.
Pork. 3. and Beef e36 I l. ndon-5o)
bis Turpertiue for 30 bbls.; 500 bNs. Cheese.
= e. Bacon Sc, - %. To Hayre there Is not
R.ucb dong.
Tie amour; received at the ab-Trelsury was
sl4-,3,3, including $4,000 transfer from Chicago.
PAD. sa2,o35. Balance, s2,ll9lio. Paid from
Asssy Oifice :l36,iss. The amount subject 20 DRAFT
IN all the repositories Of Government Is $4,000 600.
The Weekly Bank Statement annexed i even
mere favorable than was Anticipated. The loans and
discounts have only been increased about 100000,
slowing that the considerable relief in the Money
market, which has been experienced, has not come
from Bank expansion while the increase in the specie
reserve is over slJoo oC0-briusing the line
ne srlyup 20 sl3 100000. The deposits show an ap-
p rcut locun ule ion of nearly s2.e.1tol. Ia cIgcu
laticn the change is immiter,s. The BWks, no
Doubt held, this moruin- over $1,000 00) in gold,
and another California steamer Is at hand with, prob
ably. million and bali more. The comparative
figures a. follows;
5sS &c. 60 s5 20 ~ 80 IS 1o5,i S;5si IS
Ire -sslU9 -L'sa6 s!lsti3'
OF the deposits the Bank of Commerce shows mil
lion increase. The increase of loans and discounts in
two weeks has been 81 30 oooi ofspecie - lloooo
and Of deposits, s602iooO. The statement is as
follows:
cour.Rarivg TABLE Of t,e Loir' SIe< CyaiooH lS Ce
tsi,o S4,.,4at Dee 3d. iaj4 and S1fwiIy ION e. 1886
To ,cS tiIsdhe Cip'i Of epeA Bunk 1t tie latter ele
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MARINE CorRr-1,n s.
ief0Fe Jrdge NcCARrHf
F'Erstri-k at CO e. s CO

f+tf stlirs ~ NDa
Plaintiff was contractor with Mr.. Dcvun. fo-
sl.ruc sever 10 Gslds' He h-inEs sat ssanst tAe
contraction. II laying be block pavement 10 OfAli s.
cbssiuE TIA hey g.sd $50 worth q b., sad that De
fsvs ID from il- I'D hrns. sc % yer in~
s QUIT H. d-f,s i.ssi defendant. usel fh- tnd % 81
ssreer Wit psat9 hist they ton d. sod M gp re
excavation III with lilE -..e Wllcl g-F al
Decision referred For p.Altf NJ swain. For dei-ndal,
Mr.
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HIRE Al IrICA.

UuCA. Tuesday, Jan. Q, 10.
The grocery store OF Thomas ID. Lewis, corner OF
Steuben and south sts. was destroyed by fire a: ,
o'clock this morning The lo-s is estimated at - No.
Iusur,d lOr g 600.
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KNOW -NOTHINGS IN TIE ILLINOIS Legs
LATJRE.

CHIo 400. Monday, jan. :, 30.
An Anti Know Nothing resolution in the u )us9 OF
Representatives. Of the state, was to- day laid the
table by a vote OF 81 10 Sc.
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BANGOR We, tuesday jaw. ?, ~.
Alta meeting of our citizens last night. tue follow
ing resolution vas passed Tnai the Mayor be re-
0uesed in behalf of ire citizens OF Bangor 10 Pei,-
toe the Legislature for authority TO raise an addi-
tionsl loan Of $500 900. on the credit OF tbs city.
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THE MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR MAS
SACHUSEr1S-HOAX.

BOsTOS, Tuesday, Jan. 3, I'5J
document purporting to be the mess age Of Gov
Gardiner was published in Tile Eceaing Transcript
yesterday bus it turns out 10 be hoax.
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SI'IlIIE.

BO,rON tuesday, jan. ,. 1875.
Jacob +. Brown, Messenger IN ihe Ne".E12ltnt
Bank hung himse from tue yin low Of his uOlso, Ia
Bowdoin 81. tins morning. The rope broke, and hs
fell to the ground, which KILLED HIN Instantly.
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M sou,b.nptsp (psotej Pratt 'naon, and Por'nuou,i
~ lin udse and 80 steerage passengers to Grswod
psun White N O. p,. y 5.. Nth
s "a I79 passenger 70 Pope Co. Experienced heavy
ss.iksr or the passage. birth
chr ssr,h Maria lof Cold Spnf Jones Hsyana = days
IIpsherced heavy weatheE
s,LowBsrl Chsniielser, Pierce. Rio Jsneiro, to H. NJ
grSnsD Go c,...
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u / RINL ~ / Il y 4 l.
PORr OF EEw.YORE....u.JAyr
Cleared this Forenoon.

s,sana.a p-Bick Warrior Bui!sos New Orleans Living
st0n. CrotheIou Co
Bsrks-Flien.re Dutch Bee MAJ. M,.ss. Fgach r.
Mercke Princetcu Se-y DeHsrars smith Iu,te; Warren,
Canary Ponce Dsis s. 90
schcorers-Bersen. Mcgee City Point. J. Hunter Co ;
Eeebsru, Davis 4 Holmes.
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
sENATE. .Aln.Er. Tas..ay. - ; -.

SENATE. ...ALB.sY, Taes5ay Jan. l-jj.
Tie following q s we're reported.
Mr. Putnam relative 20 unclaimed clvilencs o.
ItsursDce Companies. Also. 10 repeal tbs l,w pr
htt1g the circulation Of bark n,,es un1er i've doll
las.
Dir. Richards. I'll authorize the Sockets Hirbor
RaiIrosd Company 70 improve certain rivers. Also
20 e1'7nd TIER preemptiou rigt's
-0 the bill '.z.n- Dcr--esicents DONG ou-iness N
New York.
~. SPENCER then laid on the table resolution
Of inquiry as 70 the efficiency Il the AZ re'Pec"sg
the aa-eslmerfs Of incorporates.
Mr. BROOKS submitted resoiuion lnq1irlnE into
the propriety Of amending the General Baokii law
20 that mortgages be taken - ifss value sod 70 a'w
the capital Of bank TO be les han one huadFed
ihousaLC collars.
ResoIuqols proposing an amendmen. to the COnstl.
tuition in relation 20 Bubesy we've then taken up IN
Committee
ASSEMBLY
Tie Governor Message was taken up 10 Commit
tee and . fefred % appropriate committees wi.houi
debate.
NOTICE. OF BILLS.
BY NJ STUY| ESANT-For the appointment oil
CleIks Of the Police Courts ,,,
By Mr.. RHODES-To close South Ienit-'t, VIII
By Mr.. AITKEN. 70 eglizs Primary Elections in
New York Al-o 20 facilitate trsls by the Court 0!
Mr ODELT then introduced bill TO expedite the
canvas u III. speca Election in the NNiNtn senate
District, and moved is reference to Special Com
ui;tte.
Nh BOYNTON objected.
Nr ODELL visited the BIZ 10 - 70 the Oatari3
arc Livingston delegation
Nj LAMPORT supported IS reference, and De.
sired carly action so III he district be not deprvei
Of H. vote fof [ : senator. aud regretted that TIE
district had 20 20 the Leei- allure 20 assert It,
cor stitulrsl reh-
TIE gill was then referred as asked.
BIfI- fN1 RrDrfED.
By Mr.. UlNESANI.-HeqOiring the Police
Jus tees of NewYork 10 keep record Of CONVICTIONS
foi vsgrancy.
Bv Mr.. RHODES-T amend The ,ag consolidating
Wniismsbureb B'Ookyn and BOshgick. Also, 70
e.tabinh fire limits N BioOs.?n.
Adjourned.