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GIIfRs- GALLERY
FOR PATENT
AMBR0TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS,

AmBROTNPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS
uNHt SUBSCRIBER having lifted a elegant
II style at Corinhan Hall prepared on the pub
shd furnish them With superior pictures moderate prices
The Ambroiype, being hemetcay plates
nns polished gAss y which only secures s.
aud beauties the impresson proof
scid-, the variations VOYAGES and the
only Kind o time. They can
be taken from the of full lie miniature and In
the Daguerreotype They are not reversed
be light engraving; hence are very uai
for Pins, loekets and large Frames, well s Cases
The extreme has
imposition Counterfets upon glass black varnis
are often sold for Ambro,ypes None pat
and 10th = cIRps
Richmond, January %. 1886.
NUERCiIiNTs INSURANCE COMPANY OF
lVh RICIMoND-rhs Company prepared Fre
narne Insurance Policies good
fees.
and paid. S
No charge for he Policy in any case
ONCE TO- the present. the East aide near Main up
stairs.
VIM H. Christian, wrn Breeden,
John Purcell, Thomas Price,
Mm o. Paine Jas Thomas, Jr.
urrle, Jr,,
aug ANDERSON Jas. Dunlop,
Jas L. Apperson, WIN. II. Haxan,
Roscoe IT, Heath, John QuATles,
John Dooley, David J. Burr,
hehd a. Haskns, LArkn W. GlaIebrook,
Lewis u CrenshAS D. Won Gronng,
Joseph r Anderson, Emanuel Miller
John q. sinon, Ed. II. skinker,
Franklin stearns
PLEAsANTs, President
= H. MONTAGUE seey' Je26
SAxINGs INSTITUTION OF HiCHMOND.-l
SIN consequence Of the resignation David Crane VIM H.
Christian was unanimously elected Cashier.
received, which per cent viii paid ON ali sums
stasnng on deposit six months longer and ave
This Institution has been existence twrntyeight years, has
loaned over eight millions Of dollars has suspended
JOHN THOMPSON President,
-, . wM a. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
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rso. yIsscHER OWN 4 co. G~srlL Nsv-r.psn ApyrSy,
s hovsr (Ayrtsross BUnDixa) Mo-. $40 n
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DONNAN & co.,

DONNAN & co.,
TOBACCO AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
- respectfully soi.ited F
~ once Virginia next to Frys
kehmond. March ., lsaS mhle--ly
BACON a BASKEHVILI,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ID ECEiNb consignments ef Tobacco kc
NJ and give their personal the same and
keep constantly on hand large Of seeds P
ruyisn Guano, kc. s-9i
oHAHLts NaRrDss, .. ". E'oEUpEl
->..,,,,,..,o.s =. u,GHI-DER'S SONS,
~
March is, iss5
JOHN a. HOHINSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
o1RSER oiET AND VIRGINIA srREETs, EncHNoxD, VA,
NV Ut se bis personal attention 70 the sale Of wHEAT CORN
w TOBACCO and all other country produce eonsiEned 70 h,
she. api6
DOGGETr & ANDERSON.
Corner of G0rsrnor dnd Franffn
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS n French and Amer
can Paper Hangngs satin Dslanes and Damask,
90" curtains 6ps Cords and Tsssis Cornces
lac snd hu.n Curtan. Foor ard Table on Coihs
snd Plush for Saas Curied HAIR sofa spring. T~ne Tack
ing, Mndov shades est Cued Hair and uok Mattresses
fear Beds Lounges sofa Beds with artcef m ou
ne of bushes AZ Of Ehich viii be sold asona
In town or country. ocs
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PTCTURE CERAMICS

ADfEs and 0entsnen gsttinT ap Psintlngs, Enyavngs
- Neeils Work Ao for The approaching FAIRS vi DO
call at PRAFCKs 2tO Broad for frames for the
~ Orders from city and county description Prass
LoeknE aiassss, Looking 0ass Plates to solicited sell
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"INsTON POWERS ony can get, and are In sup
w ply fPgre rye vhich tey def 10 b. equad anyshers
hts ceiebrated WHISKY warranted od
sSays taken bach no, approved o. 1 superiority gaining
peanen nd extended reputation by connossurs throughout
e city and oundlng country rredcrcxsbur Lynchburg
Oalorna and y fott bedes other
artlcle Feneraur. mafo-f
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- EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE
school CSHere Text of best ciians
chsap Pcte suf Family bibles Prayer Books Hymn
Ac satonery-incuinE States, 0opy Books variety,
Papsrs Pens Penels A. A II useless repeat that se
Wholsac ~ such prices dey ~ competition respectfully
hcit pubic patronage. 0EO. n. WEST, ifth street,
ae1o doorf from The postOn
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Gp ERn HEWAHD.-The DIARRH0A KILLER, tss.
ND hONV ted N in0oo Gases of Aaatlc Choera and
Bse Compants has yet failed When tried
relieve and speedily 70 eject Cure PRICE 20
cENrs BOTTLE
Tf1HFR, Richmond, other is Genuine.
~ aod By Druggists and Country Merchants
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NEW YORK LIE aIsLArURE.

senate.
ALBANY, March o, 1850.
Against wet basin between twenty fourth and ruen
ty fifth streets
For the eres tion Of UnadillA county.
For new county from parts OF Delaware and Chenango
OF the Odd Fellows Order for act Of incorporation
BY Mr.. UPHAh-For amendment TO the act incorpo-
rating panes formed to navigate lakes rivers
walton of deer.
to property liable to taxation Also against iegazng the
special conditions of leases.
Mr.. scKIEs gave notice bill to authorize the WIDEN
River and New York Suspension Bridge Com pany.
Bills INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. c. p sARn-Relative to property conveyed by
To smepd the charter Of the Nassau Water Works.
To provide for the con pietion of Division avenue,
Brooklyn.
For The bster security persons furnishing or repair
ing machinery by creating loans on machinery furnish
ed for buildings, Sc
The Albany and Suquehsnna Railroad bill being in
order tor ina passage motion of Mr.. Wadwortn
recommittsd
REGENTS UNIVERSITY.
The two houses then went into joint convention and
balloted for Regents with the following result
For George w.. Clinton So; +. ". ieavenworth, 49,;
Robert W. Kelly, 3; Mr.. lnilaad, 3; Mr.. Grow, 2.
MIR. George W. Clinton declared elected, and &C.
coLd ballot was proceeded with toseact Ragen. to Gil
vacancy. The ,te stood Robert W. Kelly, IS; L W.
Lesvenworth, o.; Mr.. McConihi, ?; Mr.. Kirby .; Mr.
Seldom. 1.
When the candidates were nominated Mr.. Stephen r.
Kirby received the entire vote Of the Americans
Lesvenworth.
Atjeuped.
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THIRTY-EOURTA COSGRESs.
FIRST SESSION.


Senate.
WASHINGTON, March g. 1856.
RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH PACIFIC.
Mr.. BROWN dem Of Miss, introduced q bill for the
construction Of railroad and telegraphc hne fran
point the Mississippi river south Of latitude 81 to the
Pacific Francisco The bill grants about 40 600 900
land for which the company to pay SO cents
before obtaining ue and TO be required to
deposit $500 COO security that the work shall be faith
fully performed According to the provisions Of the BILL
within eighteen months hundred miles OF the road
mast completed the government to pay 5000 pei mile
fer carrying the mail until the road is Finished aud for
ten years thereaf-er, and such reasonable sum
the Secretary of War may determine for
carrying troops, munitions Of war, &c. Tbs
road to be forfeited within years, and all lands
excepting those paid for to revert to the Uni ed States
The Till grants the right Of way four hundred yards wide
gives exclusive privilege, but allows any company to
roads when where they please and obtain
such fsvors from government they Referred to
the Con mttee on the Pacific Railroad.
Mr. WHILR {cem.) OF CAL, said the committee would
endeavcr to report next week.
FogTITCATioN PILL PASSED.
The Senate passed the usual Fertilization blu. The bill
providing for new fcrtications was postponed.
DUES
Mr.. Summers resolution, directing the COMMITTEES
Relations consider the diency OF
ct legislation to effectively aorogste the treaty With Den
then considered. The till to be reported is 70 be
concunec in by both houses.
Mr. SUMNER Argued that the notice given by the Presi
dent by direction Of the Senate executive session. for
the termination OF the treaty. was defective inAsmuch
treaties part of the supreme law ct the land and
can only be aoregated BY TIE action of both houses Of
Cor gress approved BY the Pres ident
Messrs SEWARD, FEssESDES, CoIIAMER CRTrTENDES and
STEWART sustained MIR. SaInner's views, and Messrs.
Mason IoUcEY and CAss opposed them.
10 Moncay.
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Theatres and Exhibitions,

BROADWAY THEATRE Eerne, Hunter, will close bis
Tor and prosperous at the Broad even
Ing. This announcement will crowd the house night
ErBIo's GARpTN.-The cornicsty the "acoolnas,erp
entertainments t.iA evening Mile Poser
and the ballet corps follow in Terpschore and ali viii CON
Guide with the ri King"
BUTTONS THrtTTr.-S hakspere,s comedy of winter's
TALE which HIS proved immensely attractive wli De re-
peaed this evening, together With the Of Urgent Pr
Affairs
LAURA KEIyr's TtRrTTTrs.''Two Loves and q Life and
"roveltyn coppe 10 I'll this eegan theatre nigh
with large, fashionable nd delighted audiences. Both pieces
tn further notice.
WAmAcK's THEArRE.-Nr Bioughan's popular comedy
emil led the Game OF Life, the musical farce o, yhe
Review viii DC presented TO night They are almra1ly
cast.
BROADWAY VARIETIES Those miniature sr.ss the wood
Narh comedians VIII this eysnlng repest e drama
Black Eyed susan" ana the farce "Wnnderng Mia
stel"
Wo0p,s MtSsrREIa. -Georpe Pierce and osber poonl,r
Members the troupe viii eight render seyerl az her
songs and oancescosig With The farce OF tie sappg
ksn.D
ihror geo bv persons who
the Nv ees tslacon with he new burlesque the Count OF
ice Burg.n
&C. these countries may be seen at The Ahenaeum 6
Broad way.
sTyPl BRANCH viii TO night give an entertainment at
the berrace In The course OF which he will deliver an ora
tan ptye Of his recent eXcirg pilgrimage TO Europe
sme decops music may be expected from Pau julien and
august Qoeke Who have Y9lun'segss tyr be 0;,aslgn
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Nlrkets.

Nlarkets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March G. 1886.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvsni State fves, S4i Reading
49, Long Island 15sS Morris Canal, 145s; Pennsylva
mia 8alrosd, asa
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, March 6. 1856.
Al cattle market to day. 600 head Of beeves were
offered Of which 100 driven Fast ward and the
mapder sold at 81 $40 50-the latter for extra. Hogs
declined--sales at So 25 q IS 80.
NEw ORLEANS March 4, 1885,
Co.on-ssles during the past three days 40 600 bales
y. advanced rates. Mddlpg, csc. $50.
Nrw ORLEANS, March 5, 1885,
The Baltc's had unfayorable effect cot
ton market The saies day have been 500 bales.
Prices easier but not quoaoly lower. The market dull.
Noasses. 4c. Coffee. 1l7sc sugar, Issc. freights Of
cotton 10 Liverpool, 11-l6d.
CHtRtEToy, March s. 1856
The cotton market Is improving. Sales to-day $500
bales and during the past three days 10, 900 bales.
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--latest from the State Capital.
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE NEW YORK
HARBOR COMMISSION.


ALBANY, March 9. 1856.
A depatsfi,n from the Chamber Of Commerce of New
York appeared night before the Committee Com
and Navigation Of the Senate, and the COMMITTEES
Ways and Means Of the House the subject Of the
Hs-bor Con- mission,
James pepusster Ogden, Esq, stated briefly that the
ctect of deputation urge the Legislature
the deep Of the question to the citizens Of
New York and the Union at large and the necessity taat
existed for the completion OF the work by the
HaYbor Commissioners.
Ar. lyman Oden, Chairman Of the House Committee.
stated that although the committee had reported
luton for the repeal of the act creating the commission
they did not actually contemplate the immediate abolish
ment Of the commission but desired to bring up the
matter for discussion before the House, believing as
they did, that the power of the commission, both to
its existence and business, too indefinite and
unlimited.
Remarks tending TO show the vast Importance OF the
Commission to the whole State well to New York
city, made by Nessrs. Geo. W. Bunt, A. A., low
and Moses II. GtiDnen.
The Committee Of the House stated the OF
the delegation had enlightened them subjects,
and the impression made seemed decidedly favorable
the Commission.
Tie Canal Board have made the following anpoo.
ments:--Levi Bearislsy, Collector at oswego; G. W.
Allen Colector at Schuyeryie; John Megs Inspector
New York.
ELECTION OF REGENTS OF THE UNIyEgsITY--AN-
OTHER ATTEMPT TO swISDLE THE sTATE-coU n
OF APPEALS, ETC.
Array, March 6, 1856
Nearly the entire session o. this day consumed In
both houses in the election of two Regents Oh the UnS
versity IN Place Of Jabez II. Hammond deceased and
Philip $. Van Rensselaer,, resigned. leu several ballots
we're had Joint convention which in the cleo
ton Of George w. Clinton national democrat of Buffalo,
and Robert Kelly Van Buren, barn burner, of New York
In the Senate the republicans united with few demo-
Gratis beat the Know Nothirgs. In the House Of As
tembly, the Know Nothngs voted for the democratic
eradicate to PROSTATE the wbg repubcens-the demo.
Gratis receiving the beneft Of both fusions.
There liz projec. for another enormous swindle OF
state property The state Is the OF nearly sixty
acres OF land at Oswego having water 'front.' and the
managers OF the Oswego and Bngsmton Railroad Com
papy have bill before the House The disposal of II
AZ certain rates. and to particular parties by the COM
nissoneYs Of the and Office The bill originally drawn
was intended TO swnde the State out Of thg property
hut the Keen observation Of Mr. Dashler hs,
the pra 10 submit TO amendments yherebg tho
prof erty shall be sold 10 the bghss bidders
the railroad company to only such quantity as may be
abeoutely necessary for their depots &C. IL ths mo-
ptrty iudiciousy managed will place hundreds Of
iboueands OF dollars in the State treasury.
II IL currently reported about the city today that the
Court Q! Appeals viii stand equally diyded-iopr TO four
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING 1ElEGRAPus.
Frosn Washington.
IGNORED IN yJR0INIA-rHp

Frem Washington.
GEN. PIERCE IGNORED IN vIRGINIA-rHE SANDMAN
MISSION.
WARRINGTON March G, 1856.
Accounts from Virginia represent Gen. Pie &c as almost
ignored at the late Convention He said to be the asst
choice OF the State
is rumored that A. D. Banks, Of Virginia, late
feated candidate Clerk Of the House. rendered
the mission to Ssrdiais, vice Daniel who viii be home in
A weeks. f.
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CITY Politics.
CONSTITUTION HALL WIGS.

CONSTITUTION HALL WINGS.
The Wbg General Committee held their monthly meet
Ing at Constitution Hsll last evening. With the excep-
ton of the adoption of bylaws and the appointment Of
sanding committees for the year. business of impor
lance transacted. The faiowing resolution offered
by j. +. Mcconnell OF the Twelfth ward, adopt
Resolved. That recommend the immediate organization
of the State Central Committee the purpose organizing
the STATE preparatory to calling State Convention.
FILLMORE WIGS.
fbe Executive Committee Of the National Film ore Club
met last evening, and changed the OF the club
to the "No National Fillmore and Donelaon Club I
New York" The constitution was SO altered as to
ganzs executive committee Of the club u be On
posed of the ocers of the club and one member
from each ward club who joined this central crgsnza-
tion The committee on procuring permanent headquaI
tsrs reported progress Charters were GRANTED the
nelson Club Of YOUNGSTOWN Fulton county N. Y and do
Of Ella irs n y. After transacting Other business
and reedipg correspondence, the club adjourned.
BROADWAY HOUSE WINGS,
THE BODY met last night ct their headquarters, bus
adjourned without affecting any Thing in particalas,
owing the absence of Recorder Tamsgs and other
Of their principal Gen. Hall, Justice Welsh W,
B. MIken. and other well known old fashioned wings
we've in attendance but had the courage act on
their hook Our reporter learned that address and
resolutions the old line wings been prepared the
purrort Of which that they resolved to stand
by ,h.r gums and not declan either for the digger
shippers or the Know hothiDgs, either for Fillmore
Fremont should be be nominated. The address takes
strong conservative ground and calls all good wing,
to rally en- an independent plaf I'm.
SOFT SHELL GENERAL COMMITTEE.
This body held Its usual monthly meeting las! night
Robs. Kelly in the chsr-but adjourned early, after
having transacted little routine business. The APP
proach OF the time of meeting of the Cincinnati
ton VIII doub. quicken the action of the sos,s
long.
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STEAMBOAT BOILER ExrLosroN.--Loss OF LIFE
rom the OF the steamboat r. L. COBB, Captain
Northern which arrived Il ON Camden, we learn that
the list instant the boilers Of the steamboat Sarah
Captsn stearng exploded ut the mouth Of tho Trinity
thofe saved we're severely wounded, having his leg
broken II s feared too, that yet others may have lost
their lives but full pariiculra not yet obtained rbe
boat IA comoe,e wreck, sunk TO her hurricane deck
N.w Crleaas Picdyaae, itl, "a.
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The Kansas Emuefe.

MATERIAL AID IN CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Feb. IS, 1856.
IncIosed We hand you three hundred dcTlsrs 1.-THE re-
CENT OF witch you will please Acknowledged for the
destitute in Kansas which hope will reach them in
time and DC them good in ming il has
us in collecting. The oppressive movements In Kansas
are touching the chords in Conn that moved
our fathers IN the Revolution While W. pray earnestly
Tor tranq utility through forbesance, are equsy
earnest for firm united resistance In the hour OF peril
II must come With the united purpose OF resisting the
iphuman aggressons Of slavery. we Ieuain
JOHN G.. MIN
JOHN M RIGGS,
J. II. JUDD,
ROSWELL BT0DGETr
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The American Consul Mt Leipsig.
IFrrsIG. February J. 10,
To rHE rDyTop OF THE HERALD

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Every here Is surprised that Mr.. James Reilly fro
Texas who last September Ieived his appointment a.
Consul for this city in the place of the late Dr. Flge
the older by government has, during the last
months found time arrive at ais post and am GU
my part amos. inclined {, share the general impression
here that the nomination Of Dir. Reilly bu: nominal
and intended to favor the interests of the present
Consr DR.. Flugei Jr who, for tbs last seven months
has been left in the administration OF this Office in con
trsvention Of the regulations the new Consular law
as he is q saxon subject aDd no American CITIZEN
BERNHARD HAMPTON.
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upon the constitutional question 81 the prohibitory
law The bill before the House repeating the law and
introducing some new features in the old bcsnse
and may possibly the Senate; and In latter body
there has been no test question taken indicative Of the
opinion Of Senators.
The weather is extremely cold to-day as blust ring
and unpleasant Of the season with occasional
storms, keeping The seghing excellent condition
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Accident OH the Philadelphia and Baltimore
RnilYOad.
PHILADELPHIA, March 6, 1856

PHILADELPHIA March g. 1856.
The morning train from Baltimore met with an ac:i-
dent day when about five miles above Wilmington The
driving wheel gave way, thro ring the engine from the
track The fireman severely hurt and the mail agent
was thrown from the window of the car escaped with
slight bruises. None of the passengers injured
The engine rendered complete wreck and pas
sepgers were forced up embankment cons:-
deraby shattered The wreck the prevents the
passage of trains, but passengers sent through by
charging cars
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Albany, March 6, 1856.
The Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions, in
session this morning, debated the third resolution
ported by the sele:t committee The resolution related
to the management Of the India missions.
In the afternoon Mr.. Ely presented report from the
minority Of the Select Committee taking ground against
the resolution reported by the majority Tbs debate
then resumed and continued until the RECESS at
+. NJ
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Personal Intelligence.

For Charleston, IN steamship Maron-Dr Hasbrouck
Hasbrouck, d Warner. Lebby. Hague O Du-
ping, Hunt. g 7 King, B a Kloss, Jno Ne WAND,
Ramsden VIM Scharf, Vim J Leonard, G Barney.
Long, D. Ashnett, FIp, Jno zeiger, Q H sharpe, VIM
Bal, Hobbs. Moore, o Piper, A Gallet,
G Coffin, Miss hayden, G Chspin. Hussey, q r
Ross. John Goodwin.
For Norfolk DC In steamship JaYnesto rn-R Santos,
Ksyton, Kioder and lady, Garrett, " w Palmer, Vim
Asor, Astor Ba,chelder, Pow MIS- Mcdonald and
child, Tappey, Forbes Mrs Beers child and
aant Mrs Bociper, 7 and Wtmsrh. JAS McLane @
johnson, r Foster, ard IL In the Storage.
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Vessels in Distress.

lRoyIScETowy Cape Cod,) March 6, 1856.
The following named vessels in the ice back Of Long
Point, ant uness the wind changes soon they will go
ashore Sch oread Edith, Estea, Samuel Ape
tor, West Wind Anna +. Cox briggs Rideout, Amanda
Jane shbboleth and Caroline Also, three schooners-
names unknown. No assistance can reach them.
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RAILROAD distractions.

BUFFALO, March G, 1856
Tie Lake Shore and Buffalo and the New York Ci.y
and Niagara Falls Railroads nearly impossible in
sequence of the recent snow at orm train the
Central road arrived this morning twenty hours behind
time despatch from Dunkirk reports the Erie road in
the same condition
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Ar1iv nj Of the Flor ida at Savannah,

SAVANNAH March 0, 1900
The steamer Florida arrived here last night from Nee
York. She was detained the passage by
snow storm.
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Troy Municipal Election.

Troy, n. w. March G. 1885,
The newly eected Common Counc of this city consists
Of fifteen Americana. six democrats aud wing. Mr.
Socum the American candidate for Mayor received 3S6
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Transatlantic Telegraph Company.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
bill 10 incor porAte Transatlantic Telegraph Compa-
ny lately reported to the State Senate and published
in full in the HERALD Ny stands among the
porators. have requested TO have withdra Sn,
and have been assured that my request will be complied
with. SAMUEL Il. g. MORSE
GRAYIRCY PARK House. March S, 1856.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

MONTREAL, March q 1886.
Two engines and fncw plough off the track
the Grand Trunk Railroad, yesterday afternoon,
Sanns twenty miles above Montreal One was killed
and two others badly wounded Their names have not
trapfpired.
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ALBANY March O. 1896.
There nothing Of interest in the proceedings until
the election OK Regents Of the University up when
the House chose Geo. W. Clinton and Robert W Kelly.
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The DefnlcntIon OF the City Treasurer of
New Orleans.

New ORLEANS March 8, 1866.
COL Garland, the defaung treasurer, has been held
to bail in the OF $500 OOO in default of which he
rent to prison. with two accompces who also failed
to obtain s25 coo bail each The examination viii take
place Saturday.
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Ere Mt Matertnwn. Mass.

BosToS, March 6 1856.
The paper mill Of Ieonar. Whitney Son, IN Water
town. was burnt last night. Loss $4,000. Insurance.
Sc, coo.