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G'uNt2, street Carpet Eb'ul'e'sosesc.
.fzcEsoniec{rs Restaurant,

This establishment has been thoroughly r-,;eI and viii !
t;.rl..,l oi4 : ATt'KDAT, Nov. |. IT 2pln
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Fashionable Clothing.
H7~ sSrR1 az Z "a gps a. kE GG1 CGP~9
35 CAMP STREET.,
Are receiving their supplies If III and WINTER CLOTH
!EG. to which they invite attention. New styles Of
FEUtk AND DRESS COATS;
CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS:
RAGIANS tND uVEEroATSi
French and English CASHMERE PANTS:
silk, We've: and Plush VESTS
cashmere aia Valencia VESTS.
SHIRTS.
SEpjT.5r Linen aud T.jGeH I;a~,1I SHIRTS;
t,tJrr,I French ami English Muslin
Me-iro, silk Shaker FIl.e and Net Cp;oH DRAWERS and
SHIRTS.
S1l tWI.S-NeiI's Tra> cling SIIAWIS a;:I NAIIiS;
R=ch six CRiVAFS and srARFS,
Rich SIX Albert, Orer: AID Nalneo1. Is;
Cashmere and Flint ROBES DECHAMbRE
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Michael NcStar being duly sworn thai MI the av Of
the Presidential election at tie First Precinct he standing
Oh Annunciaon street. the tail Of he line Of voters
which extended from the place Robin street where the poll.
were open 10 about HE lAtIr Of Nmurcaon That he
had been there bu short time He I difficulty alter
C"Qn With and unconscious Of tyug
offence That while thus standing, who nenry in
front Of linn suddenly turned and struck him blow with
knHtkl's, which knocked him down. That the TINS
strnck him WAS an entire Sngeiep0ueH had before
seen him. not word had passed between them ant he aH
touched or "~lrd him in any mfnncr The assault alu-
%e'her ntApGced When the blow struck, Mr. Elpore
Wa Standing ri about Two PAGES from Itponeu
After he got mp lie Nj. Fillmore stepping back with a
pistol in his hand, cX"lamntt crow WHO pushing
him, " keep nf, keen oil -
DrHnenl left the polls Immediately appchensTr that solrc
might again Strike him.
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| BACCU-TOBAEIdT-iFEH
IN store anH are now receiving per steamer md smiling
sells. direct from t.. choice o.
| VIRGINIA MAEIFANTT RED TOBACCO, which ole
liberal ANON which lgyy
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ne See advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10
Police Intelligence.
THE LATE ExrRNs1yE ROBBERY OF JEWELL


Yesterday morning George W. Hay don the young mar
arrested Tuesday afternoon, charged with robbipg his
employers, Nefsrs. Ball, Black Co.. to the amount Of
saC, Geo. brought before Justice Obo,ne, in the
Mayors flee, wher animation was had. The afR
dsvs of the officer and the complspants taken by
the Clerk and this prisoner examined the charge
preferred against him. During the Of the
rigstion be accused hurg his head, suffering the
most intense ments sgopy Indeed, he the object
great deal of ccmmisseration for his appearance and
sctiors showed clearly that the poor young was
painfully alive to the iisgraceul position he WAS placed
IN tn value OF the stolen jewelry has been estimated
ny the complsinants at $40 800. Hayden committed
fer trial at .he Court Of Ger ernl Sessions.
CHARGE OF FoRcERY.-Three boys famed Carpenter
Mspes, Theodore Clark, ALIAS Losee, and Lewis Gray
arrested by officer Darby Of the Tenth ward police
charge of tavipg forged the signature of their
poyere kestrs Taylor Jsckson Of Eizsbeth street, to
five checks the Citizens Bank, amounting in ali to
the Iersop who th checks a1d upon his being
srrsd he implicated the other prsopeIs The accused
mited for examination BY Justice Brennan,
the EsseK Market police,
An ALLEGED SHoPIN1ER CAUGHr-John Miller, Hun
gars about 40 years ct age, taken into custody
yesterday by Sergeant Devoe and officer Hsgan of tha
Chiefs oce, charge Of stealing entire pieces Of
tilk goods Iom the store OF Burey & Co., corner o.
Broadway ard ReAde street. The acc1sed pretending to
make tome purchases at the store of complainants
pued valusb,e pieces Of silk into cspacous pocket
in his ta!na, ard about taking his ooge when the
ssletme discovered the trick and bad him arrested.
Miller committed for examina nation by Justice o.
borne, in the Ms yor's Office.
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Lonis SnPoleon I'm new York.


BRooKLYs, April I, 1856,
When Prince Louis Napoleon wss in New York In 1887
wss one of the ew whom he admitted into hs society
and e7en into hs conhdencs My former relatious with
him. the proofs Of friendship that he pesssi TO gvs
ne at that peziod make 1t duty for re'ute tho
ooh mputations the insir uAtiops malevoent
surc put In crcu alton concerning the soourn Of
the Prince al New York.
Certain individuals have pretended that Louis Napo-
ieen spent me time in French hotel ut Hoboken,
wlere re Mved most extravsRanty, and that the pre-
prietor still waits for pAym OF his bill
On the other hand fourth class has thought 10
derive pers mai advantage from giving that he
obtained the release Of Louis Napoleon ths romh
and that the tees for that service long forgotten
bee paid to him since hs clients advent to power.
To ,his last assertion there Is but reply needed
that is that in 1897 the Tombs did not exist
perfcsl ieu ton of theee rumo says that the exs6
Prince during hts stay in New York. the guest a
ahy resident of the city" That is another error
From the day Gf his arrival until that Of bis embark
acn upon the packet ship Independence the 2Sth a
june, 1887, Louis Napoleon loo ged In the WsshnRton
HOTEL situated in Broadway In tho place whore the mag
and sometimes enter tanned at his table-beside Coun{
Arese, one OF his post intimate con6dantpa very man
pumber OF friends Mesers. Confaloneri Fores Marun-
c.l Haekett Peugnet lacoste the Rev. Mr.. ~Ard,
snd some others. He led very redred and remarkably
regular lhe not even accepting the Invitations witn
which he was inoe sanity beseged. He only made ex-
cepticDs for the sorees Of Maaame Ma'urn Livingston
whote fsDi he partcu srly esteemed and OF Madame
Pappon, VINO assembled once . wesk the elue Of the
french society.
Far from leading the life that imputed to him, the
abors snd jects short tne before he left be asked
ms to plan Tor him great agricultural establishment
for he lad the intention Of buyrg lands and locating
upcD them little French colony This design was not
fulfilled only because the bad which received al
he health Of his mother required his mmsiiAts d.
parture.
Here Mr. Editor you have thu simple truth 10 regard
70 the short residence of Louis Napoleon at New YORK
L. W. TINEIIL
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untrue that svinced no disposition to oct in tho mater
untrue d. S "a nj refuse 70 concur IN i. s 81 -
Mayor did refuse and before The ccufssc .
hs county sss ne he Ma or uDon S
were who'll, lsuhoszed b. and thai The work which nse
sS, NOT Ss done c u.ssr ns recoc
Iis wholly that The removal was mostly perfor
% Ss iDS and 4 The ~ an Hard he 0po.
B.osdwsy bad been entirely eed a. ias Is sSa sweet snd
eass Ct ice ice q. rom sosswsy bsween Eshh NM.
% s ssr .Ia s you Ss's
The Msr il perc ~ S e % Sc 81 h
with with 'Ss e asoys 20 eIssDtlan freed ef he
eced 15e sus Of hs Hopoe are ss 10
put ss hs state menis tsp cu For WORK which ihs
pad spy rs s. m.iips swing % ne eag q
t664 ls IN this item. The whole OF Gaming Broad
" a@ sss =
SO & effect this ss. worl between he Asior oas
ard the bsery alone The simple relation of these facts
iose ard iupeacb tbs message OF the Mayor ae
po5sd o s ct & the ,'shs e ossrs and respect e
r sevsn,e Of ne other Gre sa,emen. spd for hs
puS q A ss nSs ss Il
ice de ~ 649 esd of ashes, garbage &c sId sork
1 Effort he ssyor apsa e@ ySs
nsnes Of power, .s much u be fssd &
sbich y should unfortunately VII claim h
sno usips obsrucny Departments and ,ts ofoer
the dsofarRe OF tter Arduoua du by oroering
and in the places appoiped by dnsu e. aud bT
similar annoy ces Your honorable body viii institute
sesv acis,e The public good and that ON er Seins i'm
s You sM s.Ss Sr s D a 70
IL my jndpu ent ought spd have Legality
sur NAV sSa snsu ne Ge eo% oa 0ps
JoeEPH +. BILLING Commr streets and Lamps.
The above Communication laid upon the tsbls and
ordered to be printed in document form
Adjourned.
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williamsburg CITY News.

NEw ESenE-Esge Engine Company, No. 8, Of ths
Eastern District received their new engine from tAs
mah ers-Messrs. Horeyman Co., of Boeton-on rns.
coy afternoon. A. trial in First stree. shs thrag
stream 127 feet hsbs through two lengths OF hose
REcrED FROM DRowSISG.-On Tuesday evening a ~.
having child in his arms fell overheard from ons AZ
Peck eP terry bosfs as she entering the slip The
pilot, VIM. reestone, plunged in and rescued them
making ID az eeven persons he has rescued from drown
ipg IN the above manner, within few years
INSTALLATION, Peters wa. INSTALLED p.s.- ~
the uDiver.aat church, corner Of Fourth apd south
Thiro sIee's on ruetdsy evening. The sermon vss
presence oy Kew. II Chaplin; Rev, H. R. Nye offered
the nsfaston prayer, and Rev. T. J. Sawyer delivered
address to the pa, tor.
snIlNd DISEASED MEAr.-Yesterdsy a German butahsr
doing business in Grand street near second wss 49,.
ed charge OF aelipg diseased mutton Hs vss h~'s
for examination to-day.
CHURCH CoNsEcRArros.-The e-psa,rstior Of C-acs
church on conaeyea rest is To take pipce hi. Chu
dAJl L.sl-.A, +. .eA slssA- NA-'~
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Hobcken City News,

THE CHARTER ElL61IoN.-The ienocratic ticket in HI;
boken On Tuefdsy was elected th, orehout, city and
-ard the city ticiet by about 100 majority The follow
irg returns viii nearly agree with the ccsl
c. V (Etkener, DEM, vss re elected Mayor J. W.
Sticler wbig and American cspdidate Edmund Charee
Superinter dent Of Schools Samuel Carey, City Clerk
er; ard Jsseph Wocd, Coector-An choeen by about
10C m, jority.
TIE Coupcilnen elect are follows
Ftra n Haro-G Gar, eft Vsp Water, by . majority Of az
;ver Jt In W. Ven Bctkerct.
S,ctno Wd,d-George W. Bsmpton, by majority OF
81 yer Isvsc girkey.
THIRD Wo,e-John Beard, by a majority Of as over
JtDes Fl. WilsCn.
The Bard win t.ard Eve democrats to opposi.
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City Intelligence,

DEPOSITS INSIDE OF STEAM BOILERS The boilers Of he
steam fr'sate Mississippi which beiog out down
at the Brookl Navy Yard present. very extraordinary
sppeaisnee ewing to the largo quantity OF hard and
alkaline matter which deposited tier ldes in con-
quepce Of the evapora the sea water USED
IN generating stesr board the during hsr late
voyages. This residue is bard stone and has beea
taken ca IA plates averaging from onsfourh to
fourths OF sn inch In thickness 1t has been long known
that the existence Of hardened oeptsts crustsd on the
metal OF steam boilers has been cause Of sudden
psusion the boilers when steam vas being got uo sud
denly. Many remedies have been tried with view 10
obva'e this formation disilaton of the WATER and ts
cropping OF chemical solvents into It, and il is to
hoped tnat The suhJec has been duly nsidered bo
by the government and private buders in the
the Meirirac and Niagara frgses, the Adrau, s!eAs-
asip and Gil thcse other vessels which We are to
have.
GAS EXPLOSION IN PARK STREET The alarm Of fire for
the Seventh district Wednesday afternoon about
O'Clock, originated from explosion of gas In the sx
story tenement house No 81 Park street young mAn
in 'he employ OF Brown Hsme gas ftters No So East
thirteenth street, at making connection with
the telvce pipe After putting the meter the head
of,hs hrst STAIRS the second aoor be to light t.
Try II, when terrific explosion immediately tosk plaza
blown ths flooring and bursting out the woodwork
around the walls on the second oor and tearing down
tie plas'eripg In the store basement The gas e
pied ard the IRE passed up behind the into
ere OF fbe bscrcoms on the second oor setting fire TO
nns hs'%sn me were pITmp. on the spot and 500.
was very great among the tenants who occupied the
building there were twenty four families in the houss.
The building belorg gs to Mr.. J. Insok. 1t s damaged
about $l0O and insured tcr 81 500 in three city
psnies
TIE LADIES' WAINWRIGHT MEMoRAL--"Ihs ladies' me-
mortal" to the ,ate Bishop wsnwrght-in the shape a
collection towards the erection of free church tie
western part Of New York-s progressing with great sue
cess TIE result of their labors will be made KIN in
few weeks The ladies for moment relaxed theis
Efforts in order to make . suitable
plelste. Any contributors may be to the treAsu
rer or to Mr. Stanford for the ladies' memorial Of
Wainwright.
hniTARY.--The Emmett Guards psrsde1 yesterday un.
der Of Captain kennady to attend ths funeral
OF tter late coz mandant, Captain Kerigan
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Aimost . Naval Engagement In New Yoek
HQrb<sr,


It appears the Orzaba had an additional adventure
before che left New York hsrbor Tuesday afternoon
When she reached Governors Island the revsnus cutter
Washington made signals to her to stop, but WAS NOT
needed whererpon Captain Faunoe fred gun her
bows aud the passengers in the Staten Island ferry
boat, ther passing became seriously alsrmed suppos
ing that a fight was to take place. The O-zaba how
evsr Old stop AID after explanation from the Capin
ah to her previous entou by the Deputy District At
,orney, che was permitted to proceed on he, VOYAGE
The ship WAS cbeered; the harbor cleared
Verify did she drop
Below the sirk hello y the bill,
Below The lighthouse top.
The Baltimore Patriot Of ruest az evening sayp:-
nun Der of candidates fortune fame and honor len
tia city by be Philadelphia Rsilrosd for New Yorb whe.a
arrangements have been made TO convey forthwith %
ESP Jusn where they ALL Ink their fate 0ansrai
Walker They were under the Major Wison ana
Captains jenkins, Evans and Rider.
The statement in of the morning papers that three
hundred tbusters teok passage in the Orizsba totally
untrue. There could not have been a hundred if %
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observation-disclosures.

Ger. Ssm. Houst n delivered lecture in Baltimore
day pieht Tie car 10 which this country In
.xpefed fTt m ar.bigotry and far aticism."
Alley spder Bbbs csIpenter of the chip John Rute6ge
'ctt ut STA, was the of MIR. Thomas HOBBS, OF
Quebec.
Governor Robins op, the free ate executive officer 4
E,nsss srIived in Boston, the 7h Instant, snd left
pex, day fer Topeka, K. T.
Her. Henry Wilson, U. s. 81 nator from Massachusetts,
10 Ia Boston.
The Hon. Heytepfedt, of the Supreme bench Of Cali
io,lis. ard Ft win Cotwe, Esq, are in Washington.
ucs4 Wander late Of the Superior Court Of this
s expects to leave for Europe with his family in about
.orh gh.
In puipusrce Of recent msrtisl of which Bre
Lieut.. Cal John i. GsI6iuer PIeeident Military
t;ortiseper VIM. A. Newman, Ordinance Department
besr 6in nseG by the P seent ofthe United States
The charge uneer which be tried was cenduct
t+ton ~ officer and gertltn An.
Acvces from Bsitsooet tf 10th Of March ray-Mopsig
por Talbot, who arrived rCm TrD'esd the 20th Of
Ietruary, left lew esys since. During his stay here
tit ItJttbip vea entertained IN two occAkioLs with
pr.pceIy ltsyitaity, by Governor General Hncks HIS
Imotfp vitited tveIy respectable Catholic family
Broesr and irs vicinity Lord Talbot will return to
ksns in the NO nth Of July.
ARRIVALS.
Trinidad IN brig Lunkirk Lunn, lady and chHd,
Mne bPcbet
itm tsI, eisa ir bark Jtmes Churehi-Capt Church,
Of Bristol, RI n rs WtlingtoI of Albany.
DEPARTURES.
For fayapIsb IN the ttesu tbip Alabsme-J Pratt,
Ms,htws Nv Wright frsIk Howard and sdy. Mas n r.
Csssr CAPT Tibbets, George French, Mc., Jr-snd
Ae steeTBGe.
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EeesIF. Young ard Vbn Saun are elected Assess0rs.
The Aldermen elect follcws:-
First Ward-James R. Thompson (re.elected) and
GtorPe S Gardner.
Second Wcrd-Jcseph G. Edge IRE elected) and Hugh
McCon b, tets. eenccra's.
Taud WG,d--J R. Wortt ndyke (dem.) snd William
r. Dsytop, (~bg) supported by the Americans
Four,h Wd,d-J. V. Thurs en- and Thomas E. Tlden,
Am sricAnl.
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resolution directing he Clerk to return ths Cover
nos messsge was tfer.d, bat suosequenly wishdsawn
EXTENSION or TR SESSION.
Debate then essued upon the Senste's resolution ex-
tending the ses icn, which continued ill the adjourn
ment.
EVENING SESSION.
fierce 6ght took place over the attempt to extend the
time of The session when the S<nses resolution to
tinue the session until Friday night -concurred
IN By vote of 6l to 4o Various other similar prspos
tions sere lost
Ths Arprcp ration blu came down from the Senate
amended and wisha sec Ion introduced, appropratns
$3 0O0 for the payment Of the Rsirosd
MT NGsIHsop m,vsd that the S00tlcl, be noneoncur.
rg the Railroad Commission had been XII led the Sem
ate at the cicat Of the Lieutenant Governor. he
called upon ne House to strike out ths proposed appro
Priatfon.
The bill was laid ON the table.
The Senate then sent down another proportion to ex
tend thu sss sicn unit O'Clock in the morning.
Mr.. DUGANKE spoke In opposition and made . violent
attack upon the Albany Regency 10 toe efforts of
paid agents he sttubuted the delay that taken place
They bad pressed G ell necessary bills In order to drvs
through in phich their leaders pers onay
interested. After al excl ing and stormy teoate,
Mr.. B. BAILEY rose to question Of privilege He paid
he pncerstotd that Appropriation bi which had been
laid table by vote Of the House. had been taken
away by sone person no. sficer Of the House. He
moved for Committee Of Investigation.
The SPEAKER tsio the bill had been returned to the
Senate IN consequence IT resolution recalling 1t by that
After discussion, it was found that wrong bill
had teen cent up 10 the Senate.
The House then having possession of it. called for
reaciDg Ct The Senate's re oiution.
In m at Of this confusion Judge FOOT moved the exen
SIGN OF the session till ~ O'Clock tomorrow.
Cries OF Played out" "Played out"
II vas evil tnt that the House had resolved TO drive
ever ever in orcer 70 compel extra sessi
Me DuRanne, Snow and others spoke against time.
Dir. BENJAMIN RAY wanted to know how long this had
teer going
Rese malt members rose and tried to speak at
the time, snd for ten minutes pre- sedrg the ad-
Jou1nment ,hs House was in Q perfect uprosr.
At Last the hour of arriving the Speskers banner
fell srd the Hcuee declared adjourned sine de- and
without having psssei the Appropriation Supply
poi tionment bills.
ia generally supposed that Gov. Carks proclamation
will be published the morning.
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1MroRTAfT TCOHeoLIpATIoE.-EiPhto of the oldest
orwaroirp bouses, viz The irty ard Western Uni
TiMtpor's,ion Company, New York and Mississippi
G,fHbs Westerp, Western transportation Cowpaoy
Fulton Iske BE at Line Great Western Line Ecf nd
bsve recently been consolidated into ccSpo' Ation
der the 6 The Western Tar spor, alton Ct mpsny"
with CT sb capita, OF $500 GOO The company have
hree feet Of powerful propeers, sell vesses aud canal
arc ore adding and other similar stock to
et we cper ing Of sviRs ion with facilities pass
\ history Of W. etern transportation. The officers
n npsry are T L. S'crnturg, PRESIDENT WIN. Foot
3. lieioent; Geo. H. Bryant, Secretary and Tohn Al
III, essp{er ,--7yoy BedoS, Aprt7.
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Ketchum and c. Leigh New York; William w. KiIlop
Livingston; James Lockbsrt, Alleeany.
. Superintendent Of Onenddoa SoN Spvtnw-vivus W.
Smith, respps inted.
Trustee cf State IDIOT Asyum-Lymsn Clary of Syrs-
cuse in place Of J. G. Spencer, deceased.
Notd7ies Pubtic-Bipgs-Jarsd Sparks, John c. Con-
nor. D. L. Norhrop, Charles H. Doughsrty John Oakley.
New Yors-wm, Pool, Thomas s, SoneIs, Moses B. Ma.
csy }. Warren Lawtop, Edward F. Delaney, Augustus
Hthmsp, EowsId Hoffman, John Newhouse, Lacius Pit
kin, 1htmss I. Buckley, James Z. JeDk ns, Robert B.
Csupbel, Joseph v. Barnum Jr Daniel OKeefe, Jr.
hviD9 Paris. Charles +. Winfield Cornelius r. Dsoss-
way, VIM. Bloomfield, John h, Pentz. Queens-John
Oxen.
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JerSeY City News.

The CHARTER ELECTION. Yssterdsy the JUICES of the
esccn held Tuesday, in Jersey CITY, completed the
espvassDg OF the votes and the following returns vii
not vary materially from the official result
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NEW YORK AAlGaISLATURRs


ALBANY, April Q, 1856
CONSOLIDATION OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN.
Mr.. c. P. SMITH introduced bill to consolidate the
cities OF New York and Bro kyn into municipal govs
srnmspt, to be called New York He said did not in
troduce the bill with any expectation OF action upon It
this session. but to allow opportunity fr examination
end discussion upont he lived until another session.
he intended to advocate the with all power
he possessed.
LEGISLATIVE APpoRrIoNMENr
Mr.. KEIIKY-The minority report the Assembly
Apportionmens ti. 1t gives Nes York Is members and
Broome county l. Mesrs. Wolte and Uphsm's report
Mr. UrnAx repor ed bill for ,he ssportionmsnt Of the
Senate districts.
To amend the charter Of the Manhattan Cutlery Com
pany.
Amending the Quarantine laws.
Go sy out River street, Brooklyn.
Exemptng the land OF Agricultural Societies from tax.
rs New Yo.k Annual Tax bill
10 prSyide for the distribution am ,ng the district
schools Of the State Of the standard works Of American
authors.
Relative TO property conveyed by Aliens
For ths better security Of persons furnishing or repair
\ ing machinery.
define the duties OF HAtbor Commi, 81 ,ners
\ The annual Appropriate n bill
EXTENSION or THE SESSION.
resolution adopted extending the session to 10
- EVENING SESSION.
Business was brought to stand through the action Of
The report dep,vipg Mr. sicklss of his seat vas dis
cussed but action aksn upon up to the hour Of
adjournment.
\ Assembly.
\ ALBANY, April o. 1856.
L SUPPLY BILL.
/ During the frst hour of the session an immense
smount Of business Of private nature was rushed
through, until the Supply bill wa, reacnsd.
long debate and struggle followed uponit Eventually
the BILL reported complete by the oommittse was laid
ON the table for q third reading
NO EXTRA SESSION.
The Governor sent In message positively refusing to
call extra session. stating that If the ordinary
bills necessary for the carrying Of the State govern
III CENTRAL RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.
The report of the Committee If investigation into the
matters resng to the Central Railroad consolidation
ptesented and motion made to extend the powers
|, Of the commfttee dua ing The recess lost
III HILLS PASSED.
| The Annual Appropriation bi.i.
The School bill
II PRIVILEGED QUESTION.
| Mr.. B. BAILEY rose to question Of privilege. He
found In the Evening Journal statement that com
uncaton had been received from the Governor In re-
ov To what purported 70 application
him for an extra session. h sred 10 know n aov
an All communication In possession OF the House.
The statements in it were fase let them proceed fir
ths Governor or whom they uigot No communca 10
askirr him to call extra session had besa seut
h,m A pager, signed by se-ers memcers, resolving
|, that IL the session called they ud vote tor ad
ournng on the 20h hao beer own he Governor aud
he reques, ed 1t might be left VI hn. coy II ap
pesred had been taken and published tor political pur
pores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10
Appoirtnsnss by ,he Governor.

NJ ANB WITH ThE ADVICE AID CoNsHNT OF TIE sKNATE.
Commissioners If Emigration. G. Hunt, in
Gulsn verplapct for the Office, resppointed.
Port Worden.-Jobn Butler, Jr., reapp inted
Trustee Of Sedmdn's Fund and Rtrea1-Nathaniel
Briggs
Hortor Moatr.- Amzish y. Barber.
Loan Commissioners. Pike, Of Sou hold, and
james II. Tuthin, Of Riverhead, Suffolk couay; Ezrs