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British and American Iron Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Fridiv, Nov y, 100
The IRoy .rkot under the inAutnee Of the srage1 In
NOR ev matters h,s assumed ipdsne character, and
expect se'tled while financial affairs hus exist
British Bars and Rails quoted last reported with raher
less ffm.na Sco,ch PA has rscedsd but it'll good mix ID
brt nd, No se quoted IT, Co.. No GNtsberrie AZ S,
An ecan Pig be- In e If demand ou The tun'cs banss
ices ave vei, settled The city Ion aie has experienced
The usual fluctuations of demand peculiar 10 the cosag Of the
busy Transactions 10 Iron have been quite Limited 10
our eiy 20 uns extra brand No. SOL $50; 100 tuns st
2s so tuns No reported sold at . 81; % tons no
At s27-sggsgate sales SO tuns Bars and most de'crp
tor of Iron have been less than usual demaod though past
order awe foil employ to mills Quotations are al
n late orted
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SUPERIOR coURT-GrxrSAl. ruAx-Soy 10

DECISIONS.
JOIN FcTpe- AT. O'e Sul.
Order s. special t4rm modified by striking an so
mach q requires uniertahius to Be eiyoa
Robert L. DsS Joseph = BTsnnsa
Judgment sci ssi6e Cor irregularts.
Alex Aiars va chm = Whiiaa&
Order appealed frOm reversed 10 reisrenee-to be
sent back 90 special term.
Geo Rsys sds James n. Sandersou.
0rd0r o: Spec,si term modified.
Nebber Sersersau.
Motion 20 Vacae satisfaction pie ,e denied.
Sefors Iudge HOfFN6N
The Mechanics SsRs .nS It. Nav Xogag
judgment agaiOs' at'er rec gcoi - Sl07.
SrvfsIlb az L43EE
Bal reduced 70 S25Q.
POINTS TO TIE ABOVE.
Da~s0a a. BE.
Where twenty days have ben allowed in which 70
sat 10 AZ srswr au3 hey end Sapdsy tae ~, ssy
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baIen

Sid I'm. New. Ee3foEi eth S4,ks Stella sad EuseA'
cifc % &c.,. , Dim,l, "
Cl6 Il DO TIL ship JspSn, (ncw. Of Fa.rh4Een'I N"
fif- ocean S.t. 900 Descem Ia. m "a - ~ as
i.,-~r r. IN ,hp Ocean R.scr Capt. Vee3e. OF w.
reDers her Of Cape de Verbs Sept l. . 20 ,., ,sy1
-aer nom cart. Blown u ship @opea - noats' -
chip Berty Bunker, OF hsn ucst, had .sken u" S'~
CdAN Bedford oh ,blp iI-olds, s'rHen, Psn, N y
SID I'M N.nfueset letb sbip Nsrasan'ett oaIai''''
.-ovn 70 complete huug - acilc C, an -, 4 gaf
stossn-Oc; IS Ia. % loa. - scaE Jg1D Ads~'' w.
1e.towu, { I4os- cut, - bb4s. ~.
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Markets Psnor,ed Bv TsyAyr1pb.

PRovIDFNcE. Nov lo.The demand for Corros curing tse
ses b,s bee seady tor small lots irregular prices For
Wool the skt has been rather quet at tue sams range OF
prices, sales SO goo 10 PRINTING CLoTHs-Saes OF the week
p SEQ pieces . ,
Nav ORLEANS, Nov lOOur CorToS market is unsettled
The sales on Friday SEQ bales, snd for the week they
foot IN Il Geo Tbs receipts OF ths week 1oO)
bales end the stock hand is 900 bales The receipts AZ
this port III 600 bales ahead Of the same dite last yeit
STEALING EXCHANGE quoted s. al = cent pre- nu We
hsve had heavy s OF in this locality and the ryers are
a fisirg
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SUPREME CoURT-sPsoILL TERM-Nov. lO-Befors Judg
ROOSEVELT.


WILLS OF BENJAMIN ADAMS AND HENRY A. BRADY.
Wniam Mitchell Of the will # A. g. and guard
ian If Henrietta Brady, sg' D,oe Embury md henry
G. Murphy, executors val be.j. Adams.
Mir. Adams .neo aud Tesioed in house No. 6s Pop
isrst Brookyr In 1871 he a will dvsng hrs dsugh
ser Julia Ann Ad,ms $4,000 ana also tle ianitlre ste
eop go coo each aud the proceeds # the pr7tes No g.
sors ali Of whom we're the miuor,; the sid shares,
viii, accumul on. to be ps3 to ,heu when they hOld
arrive o. twontwO years, ia the Of
Julia marrying bfre she ai ed he
weJs individually her bsned for hs nd
not sbe cauld devise IT, By Sil to whom she PLEASED
daughter and before they .4d as, p
teeS dispose the whoe Of the Of Al
In nited States and the procoed' g. William
me rscndoo 10 Trust for certain purpose rsiu mentioned
Nj AcAs year s.tsr To, u hi, will
Br.ey counselor stAw She made vii dvislus 10 her
bu.b I'D Of her dy ing without ssas her share
the In NAV, 1851 however she gave birth ugh
ter Huiie, a Blady, who is .ti living Ms Srdy Julia
Ann died in JoIe 1884 she being then .te
years Of Mr. Brady che husband .eeomPa led b. hi,
b1Othern.s~, wiiam Adams, then between uastsen sod
twenty years of sse went on tour 10 EUROPE On being
the amer baltic bsr; then sn to Pars and r.
tuned LveIpoo where they took 10 the Laed
lessnE OF family Of Mr. Adams only Of 8eo4
min stll believe, minor and heuheta A. Brady cai
arep of Julia Ann - slrea1y ststed
Previous TO l,syse Now.YOrk Mr. Bsdy made sin sp-
pointing Mesrs William snd T. + MI che Of Fusho a
executors and suas-.ns Of his ehd Mr.. wiiau Mitchell
qualified aope such lMr J. Colt il the u-an Tins
Murphy be paid the share be o1giug said
the vii Of her srAndfs0,r but owing
cipay TO MI Mitchell not having ven security, dsclei
Pslpg MI Mitchell nov eones in assos for deeis3
boh wills and that the dep st The held
them IN Trust company TesiGl ny taken
death Of the parties the Of Mrs Brady hs ne Of her
death and the feet Of the bN Of th chld Heure.ti aud
90 after which the c1ulse tsssrs ut ani
Simsn AZ Lott spPeaug IA he easel snmussd upOscoa
reserved
HABRAs CORPUS.
writ was issued on peitOa Of Elisabeth Ransom
81 Vermont, asking the discharge Of brother Henry T.
Ramon wao enlisted Il Baltimore 70 Mach sst but nsd
recently A. 0oysrnois iAud and Is alleges under
aga lie GiiehNged-
CLAIM As To A FALLEN BUILDING.
john l. MoO-e az Robert Wyuko,p aud o.hers
7 Gin If by his couGsel, Mr. Ks.chu a. entered
foreclosure SURF premises No %
hec nr esse trom Trinity chu oh ire while I
penenG occurred al oat the the we're eff
unprotected and eXe.vans joining, the fell
tsndsnts "a be paid Augment was presented
ordered.
Before Judge GOWNS
METROPOLITAN GA, COAPANY
Inc sJgSutnt on The motion ~ dissolve Injunction
prchbtrg The members Of the Board o. Alderman TN vus
co-caenee WIN hoaid OF Coaae permit the above
sy down ulsins. nc re,sv
cluded Ssiurisy. Decision reserved -
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MARRIED..

P7EsrON-WEED--A. BiOghs nton, y. y Tuesday, Nov
z nv tb- Rev s VI. st,msoo, n. CLAY Preston 70
DONNA MARIA WE'D
YATTRN-RELYFA-At Victory, On Wednesday, New. I by
ID L Ha.ey esq. NJ JAMES VAN PATlES 10 Miss
ADALINE RELYEA, both OF Ira Csyugs county, n. y
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re numb, tfpe5ged Prhb oriro ,os I'd % chs loo 7,J
does not e1c "a ados-n md ts-a bail thst
az votes es he ob.aped N the Senate "a aoS hO ~Sh
s rn,el olnnse provd az 7f refsTepc- % the peoo u
10 preAahs however there are -oTe ts~ Ne
-, .vnresdy rsu,p~rsn1s men. va 1'ey
,S,e I'm prohibto, Law Uvnbst viii rot - sh-
cs&nt Nv (, 90, s.ys 20 secure It's pa -"
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Spoken.


spoten BY piot boat. Hgv. fiK me' i, % - -
bari J. b. Lancaster, frr S.w-Ore.n' - boron n o.
sp,keu by d OF boa " J. m.r. No iz-sln' -
20 nLtss r. e the PC1k n.k Ia - ibf,, = 80 -
n y, Hor duIss for London s. dayi out aad 'H'' u
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Rerefnta NJ Prs,duce Nov

By North yfey AZ bile. Flour IS C88 bush Whe.
so 1000. Oas 10 go DO Corn, l02 Tks' Provisions, joi DO
Wliskv IS DO. Ashes $1,000
Nv Ere railroad SSS bb Flour III DO Beef 1900 Co.
Cheese 49s bags Wheat 1879 pkgs Whisky.
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narkets-CARrFuLLr REPORTED FOR The TRIsrsE.


ASpES-The market is -itbout change, the arrivals hight
Sale. 40 bb Sc 81 80 s. for Pot. sad 81 81 81 81
for Pssrls. Seeratus IL firm a. Ole. cash
COTION-Ths market has further improved al &c, which
uekes an ady,nce days Of &C. there Is slsO
pop6pt Improvement In the dem md ,ales 70 day Of so
bales about annexed revised quotations hh At the
holders Will baley accept ienani ding an &C. more.
NEwYOEK CLASSIFICATION.
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by Telegraph.

SAVANNAH Nov. lO-Ths - am.hip Augusta, I'm Yen
arrive here q early hour This morfi1g
BOSTON, Nov. liam. ship Squantu n, fm. ChcutA
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Among the imports were coffee, s2jl,9OO; cigars,
$4,000; mac der, $4,000; fruits, s5s 600; hemp,
s43 9OO hides s4s jOO iron $780, 2OO lead sG3 7Ooi
tin ESQ goo; spices, s33, 200; sugar, $3.50 900 tea,
s3s7. 400; tobacco s22, COO; watches, $4,000 The
exports of the week have been 81, 42i,9O3 against
81 o56 last year. The aggregate since lst Jan. is:
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Ocean StenRerS


Black Warrior From New Nov. TO- For Havsoa& o..
Baltic from New Nov. H.. For Liverpool.
Accommodation New York. Nov. H.. For H.vrs sc.
Empire from New. York Nov. q For Aspnw III
Frcsson From Hew-YoTk. Nov 81. For Hsvoe. &c
AA.,....... From Boston Nov. q. FOR Liverpool
Northern Light From HewYork Nov. For San joan.
Pacific From New York Nov. %. FOR Liverpool.
TO ARRIyE.
Sailed from Liverpool for New.YoYk...NOv 3
North Star from Southampton fo NewloTk
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o,.ptly not coss.rs further eI.snsosJ twenty dsS:
be- been pre- srsn,ed latter ds,e from Money
Jsdue ni set AIDE IS irregular.
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Dec. 1862 Inc. TO ~ Inc. Sf Ia Deem, sls
By reducing The whole to Eou the quantity Of the a''s s
dewste this with he corresponding period
Of lat wear shows of lis 53 barrels OF Flour.
The following table shows the quantity OF Of the prin
cpa articles Of produce left tidewster from the
ueut Of navigation the h Of Nov. inclusive during the
lni 1851 lal days and 1855 lol laYs:
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MINIATURE ALNtNAC......THts DAY.
Sun-Res q: IS Sets..".......i:b MOONS fS.6:5Si
RATgR...s.....ss. THIs pA~
Sandy Hook 3:S8 Gov Islent. 9:28 Fell Gate. go
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Ine.... s25S i07 Dec .3iO,a9 Inc. .624l5
The quantity of the articles LEFT dewlter
from commencement of navigation to the MI OF Nov in
elusive during the years 1854 and 1855, follows:
Flour. bblA Wheat. bu Corn, bu. Barley, hu
Ia54........999 4S 2377 667 935877l 1892
ltsj.....P2,73l 3,bf7H 96729D LIS tJl
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AENsNOkk CLAsslt icAlluA.
I,f.pS. Elorfdx Mobils ~ q
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LAW LNTELLIGH Nlh.
rSi-Y,p STATES DISTRICT CoURT-EOy. Before
Judse INGpcsOLL.
Ma. .Hax

Reed az stsarnbOsf Ne~-H.ven.
A oloop loaded With BRICK belonging 10 hbelant was
s4ruca and by barge in tOv the S~ i47+o % a
PtrIOost sad se0I, ssd, referred TO- bn'gqt fr ne
The court cns ers N. 40 sDboat 20 have oeea u
blame. Decree fOI hbssnt. ID 1sirfroc- = % vtls
J. n j. ID. Sec0r ubost hshlahdeF of Hs'sss
The defense is that by taking pOte De lbe aus ~
t. lien upon their ss cour. btld that til len, uode
Tho cucumssbc-s bad been lost Osce7 ~ osni Win
reSsrence "A y amount.
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sr-prRIoR COURr-srrci,L TsRN-Sov. lo-Bsfor- Jness
DECISIONS.
Araire Works sgt Hrppolyte Mlll-Den1rrsr over
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yeaIs 1874 and 1916 il az follows
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MEETING OF JOURNEYMEN HOUSE
PAINTERS

meeting of Journeymen House-Psintsrs took
place last evssng at Conveu'Sn Hall, the osec. Of
which v.s to take into considersson the recent re-
duc,iou of wages, and the mesns necessary for tbs
protection Of their cr II alleged that since The
6ist Of March employs - have r-acsd the wages Of
their men FROM % per day, the established rate, -
o. IS, at which they are-nov woskiog. Exosbi ant
rents, and the high price OF provsicss rsks tbs dit
ference Of 81 so per week serious TO the family
Of the nottingham; and IL, meeting Of last night
was intended a. protest ag5inst the ersctiBs scriS
manifested BY the employers which assuuss harshr
aspect when the severity Of The late winter IL CON
sisersd. The meeting was not large one, but wh8
il lacked in nambers was supplied by enSausiasn-
I.s, ESsLrss and Others and se~sss Of no ,ons
were drawn up and ado ,ted wheret the trsAs gsa-
orally pledged themselves to mantai, the old sstso-
lished prices snd join their brethren irshs 6rm but
rec pe ctful stand which they bad taken.
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THE MODERN TROUBADOURS.
OUR DEMOCRATIC OPERA AND ITS yOTA-
RIES.

OUR DEMOCRATIC OPERA AND ITS YOTA-
RIES.
1t has been asserted that Italy 10 indebted to the
troubadour emgrants of Provence for the inspiration
of whatever she possesses Of poetry and music.
Questionable as may be the legend which bestcWs
this honor upon Vidal and Arnoldo, 1t is undeniable
that since that period, Italy has furnished more than
her ouota of musical adventurers to the world. Euro
pean emigration, more especially the Italian and
German, supplies US with the aggregate OF our mu-
scal populaon-from the prilaa donna who ench ants
br oadcloih and brocade with the eh deurres o; the
OPERA to the inspired performer on The hurdy
who works equal enchantment among the dseisers 10
back streets with the sublime strains OF Yankee
Doodle and variations. Many as have been the fall
ures in establishing the Arisocraiic Opera o. per-
manent institution 10 America, the Democratic or
Opera of Itperancy-has enjoyed long sea'on Oh
prssperify And indeed, the well established position
of It's members at the present time, might well cause
the envy of its unsuccessful and luckless competitors
of the Academy. 1t is true, this ultra democratic
phase of music cannot boast of its prime prime d0n's'
or its profound bassi profondi; 1t has no gilded ten
plea triumphs Of architectural skil, devoted 20 Us
uie; the range Of its performances is necessarily nm
tied but its perfor ners If innocent Of cultivanon'
are likewise innocent of the peccsdillos Of grea. AT
isss; their Opera House-the broad earth, with Us
bright dome of sky-isof somewhat more ancient aA'e
than Niblo's or the Academy; and though, ~ We
have said the range Of their performances - mi'eo
vet can they wander from city to city from connneu,
to continent. always oertsin Of obtaining hveun''a
~ n cir oocupstio p-vAich u Ter more taaa many
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aOULE AND MARCY.
s,ss,., psp.ssh 70 The n z. Tribune.

a,ss,., p,spstsh 70 The ~ 7. Tribune.
WAsHrsoroS, Monday, March DC, 1855.
Tho sudden temperance Of Mr.. Souls here has
created considerable sensation. He looks composed,
though not insensble. You saw how he drew out
Tie Issslisesoer in reference to that surepttous
correspondence between Perry and the State Depart
ment Marcy 10 OF his wits ends, and tries hard to
got out Of tho scrspe but he will scarcely succeed 10
disconnecting himself from the foul treschery prac-
tcsd upon Soule. From the moment he suffered
Perry to remain an hour in Office after the discovery
Of the sbjeot trade ne was carrying on, he became
bis accomplioe, and the country will hold him as
such. There IL but one opinion here concerning the
whole transaction. Soule was carrying out, res
oluteiy and fssrlessy what be must have considered
The policy Of the Government, while, by his in
iriQues with the members Of the Committees 10 Con-
srees and the infamous game Perry was playing at
Madrid, the Premier was laying his traps and i'm.
peding the progress of his mission. The country
viii DO Soue justice, but cannot fail to brand the
disgrsceful naneuver through which his efforts
were rendered futless. 1t IL generally understood
thst the relations between tho President and Mr..
Soule continue to be most cordial.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MosDAY, March 20 The MAYOR in the cha
DlIs OF Police Ofcsrs, for going 70 New Iersey e
murder Of VIM Pooe, VIZ. Knner, tIi Csp. if.Suu'
Twenty nrst Wud Police els Is Both ordered %
Zone kis for blank books, &C. for pspst"eo" % ~
copyips Roexef, were preseEtsd a., ,..- xx ~x>>~.
bhl Of Christopher N Hosss, foies Ome"' "a arss.stss
ineuuel by hin, Ia procsedsE % Erie County. sna
wsses The csie Of VIM k..ss aaa,bsr s;i ~ -
go "a. o-dsrsa bach for dates. &c: =. A..
Igj - Eosb rsrrsy Police Omcer. ~ " ups.0
II,s.ssor,s IL ssre.ties HeAry Dspsw; oasse -
81 he Commissioners, submitting e4ese
he drsft memorial to the Lesisi1uss.
moSiscsor repeal Of tho las Of Jaly q, lsS -
- ,sfion on peuonsl property Of eorpofsuon vsse
ssne l. only i've per and allowing ssA 49,
b conns6 Accepted, and ordered to b f'f~Sess -
he ~ ssfsre. -. r..- -
tar s~ce Adopted - .
I. stated that the judges Of the supreme Court - -
r consultation room and hsn not - N use re- 70
"a smsIe witnesses remain While waiting duras esss
~ Court and will be ssts6ed With the nee -
svtby the Cy Judge = an once % TIE nrs sses q -
o. ysipose Tho City Judge Wiling to give ~ On -
;.:s 49, ". =. :ss ~: Z . me -
a:sesss Cess. III = q ss,aia = - 49, sssss'
A5}osnsd to nseAsy nsxk 49,.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN

MONDAY March 26.-Ald. BARKER. President IN
the Chair. Tho minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
GAS LIGHT.
Ala WILLIAMSON offered o resolution directing ths Com
tact With The New Yort Gas Light Company shns the
lower pant the Ctyi s.c whesbe, SAID eonfsc. ns so 81
he public buidgs and lamps With 81 uefesiioas
hs nay deem advisable In reference to the fut:se lighting OIL
the streets By tho New foh CorPsnJ Asop's@
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Aid Howard offered resolution that the BssnA Compa.y
No IS have psrmson to DO duty With me snSne formally
zneer BY Ensine Company No. H. who nov as"s pss'ss'a
cosr or REMOVING THE CITY HALL Urss.
The Commissioner Of aepsin and sapp,s sens Ia ,smma-
nes,i, In snswer TO resolution sy AZ rnS Cyins re
Of the old Alns Hoass o. CITY BAL me rct Tue
s, Mt. q oSss 3 Of the
PUBLIC oFFIcTs.
The FHrspEyr offered reso ution ssssRs apart the
seaDiss b the City judge to tia .s'' sss sa'"'
CONT ~'''' nrroRrs ADOPTED.
Com urf,x 70 essara sssspes. sf 0sAse xAs1 re-
ssryfrst - EssbsysscssAs To esf $780, - 49,
~ QUESTION or PRIVILEGE.
b fore the Beard adjourned,
% what be .sd last fnuI.d.y tight rssndnS -
g.,.rt in vbch himself wronsfuly rporte 49,
Tss, Of friday be wu reported have aid that
had Justified in favor Of . persos whom IL was unnee.Q
That be AID W Old not say neither - -
eye. Had the other suthoiitios been - eexne
chsrsrS duty Justice Stuart 10 pursuio e
isal n might have been bette, The Justsess tes.Sy
esoseh to convict BIN before Ped, Jury a. ne -
net sSssr 10 What had He Ad W DID
rsase, upon Justice stuart and hoped the fep'' vs~s
The Bosi1 adjourned 70 THURSDAY. st -
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE
Especially Reported for The N. Y. TriSans.I

Especially Reported for The N Y. Tribuns.J
SENATE. ALBANY, March &c, 1855.
REPORTS.
MIR. sPENCER-To amend the act Incorporating
Mr.. LANSING introduced bill for the draining of
u: S WHITNEY, reported complete the Rochester
To incorporate the Baptist Historical Society Of
New.Yerk.
TO change the Protestant Episcopal Mutual Benefit
Authorizing the authorities Of New York to raise
5000 900, by loan for the erection Of new City Hail.
Authorizing the Treasurer Of westchester County
Relative to Railroads held under lease
THE ROCHESTER MILL CLAIM BILL.
On motion of Mr.. HOPKINS, this bill was referred
back and thst portion porvidng that the claims shall
be referred to three Commissioner instead Of the
Canal Appraisers, stricken out.
The bill for the better regulation Of the New York
Eremen was reported complete, and ordered 10 tnro
reading.
BILLS PASSED.
For the better regulation Of the Firemen OF New
York.
Relative to demands against ships and vessels.
INTENDING THE ERIE CANAL.
Mr. FIELD offered the following concurrent reso'
Hss..d O. the Assembly eonsur) Ths. the State Engineer
and s.ss q. sss.9p q The n
make The survey; and estimates for extending the
.sa report ss TO the
Lesfpe Its importance to tbs the enlarged
Ere Canal liz feasibility together with may pre-
fair understanding Of the question 10 all It's bearings aud
details with the advantages likely TO be secured trade
and Of the Empire State thereby.
The Rochester Claim bill coming up,
Mr.. BARR moved to amend by providing that the
claims shall be sent to Commission Of three, con.
sisting Of Meesrs Nathaniel Jones, VIM. G. Bouck
and George r. Babcock.
Mr.. CROSBY moved the name Of james Bowen
instead Of George r. Bsbcock. Accepted.
The motion was then lost.
Recess till O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Temperance bill was taken up.
Mr.. BROOKS offered section, providing for ex
smption from seizure In Bonded Warehouses o.
when transporting from Bonded warehouses 70 any
place out Of the State. Adopted.
An amendment was also adopted, protecting thai
class of articles In which alcohol is component part
end not designsd for beverage.
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DISCRETION FROM THE BRITISH ARMY.
ROsTOy Monday March 90, 1855.

In the Supreme Court this morning, the two En-
glish soldiers who deserted from Sydney, Q. b. after
having robbed the Queens Treasury, and who were
convicted on charge of simple larceny for bringing
the money here, discharged from custody on the
ground that they cannOt be punished here for larceny
committed in another country.
This 10 the case where the United States Commits
soner refused to send the soldier back under the Ash
burton treaty, the ground that the crime committed
was not robbery but simple theft
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FATAL ACCIDENTS.

UTICA Monday, March a6, 1888.
Martin Csvansgh, about 80 years old, was found
drowned in the ChensDgo Canal this morning. He
Leaves family residing here.
Robert Brass, young man aged about ls, was
found dead in his bed at his fathers residence, this
morning. He retired yesterday afternoon some what
intoxicated, and his father with whom he slept re-
fired at mis- BIT in similar condition and unco sciously
smothered his con. verdict was returned, died
" of congestion, superiuduced by strangulation."
Eight or ten persons left here too day for Kansas
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THE WEATHER.

PrrsDuReH, Monday, March 90, 1885:
The water in the channel Of the River at this point
II now but ave feet Eve inches deep. The weather is
cold and cloudy: ,o.z
The ve.ther has bee quite mild here to-day, al
though snow-storm has been prevailing.
The lake Is filed with ice as far as the eye can
reach and II il the opinion Of the Oldest mariners ia
Il will be quite late in the season before Navigation
BosroS, Monday, March &c, 1855.
The day opened with clear, frosty weather. and
closee with snow and rain.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON, Monday, March 20, 300
Our Gulf Squadron is TO be immediately aug
mented, and If any Spanish vessel hereafter over
hsuls or fires into on American vessel, she will be
promptly chastised.
The Star says, in relation to the defalcation Of
Gov Price that the balance Of 800 900 has been in
dispute since Price resigned the Pursership OF the
California Station. Price alleges the money was paid
over to Van Ostrsnd his successor and that he took
receipts therefor. Van Ostrand, however, alleges
that the receipts were given without consideration.
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NON-ARRIvAL OF THE EUROPEAN
STEAMERS.

HALIFAX, N. s., March 26-lo p. NJ.
We have no tidipgs of the Atlantic or Asia. The
latter Will not be considered due here till Tuesday or
Wednesday.
SANDY Hook, March 26-Midnight.
The weather Is very calm and bazy. There are no
Indications of the approach Of the steamer Atlantic