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STATE OF fHE UNION BANK
la woman with
. spear In her
fright hand

We understand that the counterfeit differs from
genuine bull In one rospeot. The nsure "bo On the
and corner y not 10 be found In the genuine On
whe the imitation 10 excellent and rejects much Gre
sccurasey executed, and would oeceive nine persons
II TIN.
Fortunately for the profits Of numerous shop keepe
The operations Of The gang were detected In time and
and Ninth ward police man named William GAllasl
went into tho store Of Horny SsgemAu, No. 764 Wa
neton street. and onerca OF these oounterfeis In
change for piece Of bacon shiloh ne purchased. u
Sehseman, however, did not ike the appearance OF
bill, and refused 10 take Gallagher leit the store
proceeded 10 the establish Dent OF Cna les Hearne No.
Washington atreet, where hes again offered the bill
psyneD. Tor some groceries. White the groot
not would DO safe TO change she bill, onit
honss, OF the Ninth ward ponce. came along q
took Gallagher into custody rne ofissr received
Information Of Mr.. Ssgemsn, and Just came up in III
TO effect the Arrest Of the accused Upon taktne /,
prisoner 70 the station house abSut $50 In good men
was found IN his possession, bus no other ooun .erf
could be discovered.
On the Same night man nSned George Rump ana
woman named Mary Kane were taken into custody
officer Kayler, Of the Egnto ward police on charge
passing some Of the Same commercials. Rump, Il
alleged, went Into the store Of Hugh Taylor, No. 4
6Yeenwich street. and purchased twenty cents wol
Of groceries. He tenaered OF tho counterfeit ave
meney In change.
Ysns,d'y ne P.,sonsr, we're brought before Ju.ti
number Of fresh complaints were made against the M
Gallagher for passing theae oountrfe. The pris one
were all committed for exaDination
Daniel King, Canadian oy birth, was brought befo
charge Of Offering counterfeit Eve dollar bill o. the
change Bank Iot Hartford, Ooon., 70 La wrenoe Nioo
No 81 Canal street. The aooussd says that he obtain
boas Han lion. The nasisuaie committed him for
ANIMATION.
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DRAMATIC CRTTICIsM-TBE Two GREAT TR
GEDrENNEs AT LoGGERHEADs.-We see that the
two most aspiring hogodennes of the age-Ma-
dame McMahon and Mademoiselle Hereinafter
cutting up the newspaper critics like mincemeat
for their free criticisms. are now pitching into
each others laurels in most elegant style. We
hope they will cross Jordan at once. The last
shot was fired by Madcmoiselle Heron--it is now
Madame McMahon's turn to have a crack in
reply. In the meantime, honest and fair dra-
matte criticism cannot but be benefited by the
interesting controversy.
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Mails for Europe.
IL NEW YORK HKRALD-KDFTIoN FOR EUROPE.
0e mail steamship Araso, Capt. Lanes, wiz leave this
~ to-day for Southampton and Havre
M European mails viii close In this city at half past
- O'Clock IN the morning.
Tho postal arrangement with France went 'nts opera
IN the LIST instant The rates of postage for single
hAss Of one quarter Of ounce under, are fol
- any part Of France Algeria ........... cents
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No shove rates are In full 10 desusion prepayment
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optional
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ne European edition Of the HERALD. printed French
nd English will be published ., ten O'Clock In the
~. Single copies, IN wrappers, sixpenoe.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF the
NV York HEsAIp win be received u the following
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me contents Of the European edition Of the HKnAID
vil combine the news received by mail and telegraph
~ the once during the previous week, and up 10 shs
hocE Of publication.
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RADICAL REVOLUTION IN THE CRY GOVERN
ENT.-The new charter for this city has passed
the Assembly, with the Metropolitan Police bill,
and we suppose all the other bills, embracing an
entire revolution in the municipal government
and comprchending the expenditure for the next
two years of twenty-five or thirty millions of
dollars. We expect very little improvement in
our municipal government from these proceedings
They seem TO have sprung entirely from some
cliques and cotcries Of corrupt politicians, of whom
Matteson, Gilbert 4 Co. were specimen bricks at
Washington.
During the present year the taxes extracted
from the people of this city will amount 10 nearly
eight millions Of dollars Under the auspices of
the new metropolitan system. as it is called,
embracing the half dozen bills nov ia progress
through The Assembly, it is very prJbiblc iba.
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Markets

INV OsilASs, April g. 1857.
Cotton inactive, In coIst qusnce Of advanced pricss
berg demanded BY hoioers; iales TO cay 5000 oass
quotations. for miidlug 1870. Sugar arm. hoasscs
o7c yellow corn 500 Moss pork e23 Bulk meat
CSC. lard Aho. Frclsbt-Co,ton 70 Liverpool Nd.
Nav OnLsAss, April q, 1877.
Gottor-5sks 70 day $500 baies, n slightly higher
prices; nioops 1910 1880. The sales Of the week
add up $4,000 bales. Tho receipts Of the week ware
26 against Do too for the same week last year The
receipts here up TO the present time less thau those Of
last year are eco bales. Tho receipts ct all the
southern pors compared with those OF last yesr fa
hort e13 800 bales Stuck bales, against
bales last year. Sugar 1880 Mess pork eH Lard
dIm; 1ec. for reg Coffee closed hrm-i1xo 1lko.
for prime sales Of the well 20 500 bags eoch II, 900
bags. Exchange on Londop sk per cent premium.
CHAnlnsTos. Apru a 1857
Cotton-salcs 70 day 300 bales salss OF thc week
eco bsles, the market oiosipg at No 10. advanoe
The week. Good niddlipg 14o
CrAnIuroH, April 3. 1857.
COTTON advancing. Sales to-day 500 bales, Including
900 bales Of middns, ~ l<ho.
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The PAcIIcATIoN OF KANsAs.-The policy of
the administration in regard to Kansas is deve-
Hoped in letter from Washington, published in
another column. II will be seen that the new
platform, in the shape Of the recent act of the
Kansas Legislature, abrogates the obnoxious laws
of that Territory.
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oorrespcndens Havana shas Arre suap4siss
If eusso, a linz qualify, have been foeaA upon yursus
nl<s end Gays Ne south OF We island q Cuba and
shsssso belonging. rhs banks caiitd she Jardises ana
Jardisellss are in the longsude o naianzas You viii
suibcriSps he experanca Of the eusno upoa payasnt
of duty OF Ave dollars PER ton. He assured shsA
two Of The nlsnds oaly nearly one mica q ms srs
The dscovery oanno< fa 10 be Of immense beneA 70 the
asrcuural industry o. The Island and Of spain, well
~ 70 The royal reAsuyy. The matter he's been, he be-
Nves. referred 70 the government ~ Madrid. The Die
&c Ia Marina Of The 22d Of Msrch, contains leading
Article the subecs Of This discovery Of Guanc vAon
msy be found interesting.
sut Joined translation OF The decree socompsny,ns
Me letter alluded 70 above
CoypprsuT CAPTAIN 0psmAICY Arp suPrnrvTuvrnpry
oprrRAL o. BvKR rsIBrUI nnArp or ouRA.
GOVERNMENT sycRrrARr's Orrncr.
Having seen the proceedings instituted In consequences n
petition o. h@ms CHARLES Tyns Co., merchants In ue city
dons for the taking Of guano from The Jarcnes And Jar
din els bapts and adjacent having what he's
been done by the Administrator Of revenue
what has been stated BY he ntendency Of the ro
eXchequer and what has been agreed BY he supreme
director, board resolve the following = 49,
1he txporsiion ofgnano from The Jardines ana ~
dinelcs banks and neiehboriDg Gays hereby pern
% he ureror determination Of her Mseetys =, h.
The vessels exporting the same must osA ~
cuom house ~ this capital or A. that OF Ia.
init Of loading with guar ing y the SAME me ea,b
dollars ton, besides the port and navisa"oh ou''
The rtrodncon of gusno prcceedrs fcr mose places
ihs - srs and ,d consumption tsersn; h.rs
by crclaied free ofduiy JVrh ~" ~" N
nt,lEs, March u, USI.
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m saaAed meeting q ths nanagen wss held o. th
Hbs House, Asssr pAos. % rhussday, Ne I'd insA o.
bali past four O'Clock Dr. Thooas ocok In Ne chair -
sls>ad By Hea. Luthw Bvadisb, VIM. B. Crosby Az
Frssch Han. nqn.
Yoursssa ssv suxilnys0 vsrs recognized, Of vhsoa
IN niehisas, osio, Knircky and MIssisspN one eeh.
CoDmunisaaions were prsssstsd nom NV bsnol
Boone, Dr. jenkins, and csheSs, ~ Ssanhaa, vsh en-
oouraSipg accounts a The vcrf IN thas country Wv
LudvN .. Jaeoby, IN BrsDee, rsssrnne thaahs W -
cess apprcprisscn and ssodas - account Of .he els
utioss, under We scsion NON This bcayd, duvne "
ex pass; nom Archibald Msrliss Esq 81 fssevsourt
aging thsa GOO copies q the soripsarss hs1 bssn
usd b. ne s}snsy s Ss.ns sss go, sna sss ~ 'n
through ths psss frcu Rsv; villa 10y ~
durA, Vim encouraging soocuns o. me Hpse yon
IN hat country, and askfng fcr funds; NON Fsv
shsutass and ss. ss..s q NJ RssssS mia
~ svdsrsv sroisSd dssp and painful iasvs nom Rev
= Rule. on london, IN rsgard 70 senior Dc Nora sx
rsssips sympathy for him in hs persecutons, and
sh spprsoisen o. De rsc 800 :. so%s y. rS
he rresress Of ne wovk o. resuppv.
1Rrss. veve made q HbAes and Tes,amsnts fov dis
ssrs,cr among Ne IN China and among soldIev
scrs cSufcb quaSso Bisss Tor cbarchss in Afra
=. pyesbytsrisn Board a. Domestic Missions, Bbsss IN
rsssamenss ,os dissibuuon; Bleies and rcstAmsnh nj
an ssruaees, fcv dsibuon BY the agent q th society
scspisb French and ESgish. fcs New Granada Eaglsf
ana poytueuese Bibles for Rio Janero; with twenty yo
urpss Tor The blind, bcaids many Of snalley Amount
arss6 Of money were made, sroo 70 The Mssiou Il
s 70 the Armenian p,ssicn II Conrtantinopse boIos i
balance due for publishing The Armeno Turkish scrip
IL vss ,ssJ.,, monthly meeting Of the society. YEA,
ard MS gratifying that evinoed hs bly, encouras I'd
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kxBCUTED coUNTxRr1r UPON TIE UNION BA
OF NEW LONDON, CONN.
vass number Of well executed couptsrSsit ave- ~
Nc Union Bank, Of New London. Conn, were circss
In this city on THURSDAY evening. An extensive san
we'll Organized dsslsrs N spurious money sucessds,
flooding ths upper part Of the city With bills Of this
soripson, and had mot the fraud bean discovered In
the amount Of injury that would have been doae
storeksepers IL noalculabn. the bills were well exc
Ted and were spt TO deceive, especially In the nj
time. A there y . slight difference however, besw1
The genuine and the counterfeit I've the above b.
we give foe iimile Of tho spurious, a fol-lows-
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Nufise tF rn oorsuI sAsHKxs At TAnSAyY Hall.
he ocuscl Of sAshens meet 70 day ct rausany u II
o'clock for hs purpose Of determining The Important quss
ions relative 70 the opening Of the hall general
miuess IL VII b rsooeotei thss the Tanmany Society
drsoNd the oIos ns Of the great hall 70 all committees
claiming the right 10 moot there eli Q nsv oonnitss
messing 70 be held ON The ninth d This noesh.
~ nov said MAT IN effort win be made 10 We Tam
masy soosssy Today 70 postpone that election and 70
adopt for authenr aans Vie wilsoa Small Com
mss without the ssossiy Of going 70 We people again
Daring The ass ssv days. sssns ths nsv sayvsyor be-
sens 70 over twenty members OF the Wihon Small
Committee, ssd he'd interviews With then n HE
pFivsae once, Of such . charsoSI - 10 -.
zach them hon shss COMMITTEES a su future
novsmenn, he giving out that n vSs Me vish Of We
PRESIDENT and Ne ssessa1y Of Vie frsssury 70 entirely
recognise the gayty according progsnns which he
hae in his brooches psckse On The oshss hand, 10 IN
der <Aud that the Ooector, haG no1 yea taken
once, intends 70 stand By We regularity II NE Wilson
Small Commiiies, and oppose hs new election process
go' up ~ Surveyor Hsrt and backed mp BY George
N eApder. isaAc v. Fowler and ehen. n 10 probable
that there Will be great deal Of diculsy in TIE seattle
mont Of these conmNes, and thai the ColleosoY and
The cher leadng federal cfncers WIN b ~ variance
Heretofore was supposed that Fernando Wood ma
nased I'll the concerns Of ae democvsuc party in this
city bot appears sincs the action Of the IArsla
ture ~ Albany the various charters police b aud
tomm ssiops al Of which may paa, Mr. Wood inte.ds
travel IN Europe and she Eas for We nsI, en- o. two
The recent appointments BY Ne sdmnistrans thsresors
viii throw the democracy Of Tam many Hall entirely Into
new HANDS and new leaders. II YEA uncertain what
course they viii pursus or Via. result may Be pvsdpcd
fanmany Hall, and several drinks taken al pre-.
cisely.
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NEW YORK HRRAID, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1857.

our taxes WIN come up to ten, twelve Or fifteen
millions, with dirtier streets, worse police, q
meaner government, and ell the Ills that can be
expected from such rsvenous politicians = lave
now the management of our affairs ct Albany.
Prepare for the worst.
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COL. BENTON ON EMASCIPATI oS-BANK STOCK
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
ST. LOUIS, No, April 3, 1857.
Al democratic meeting held here last night Mr..
Burlington, EDITOR Of the Leodr read letter from Col
Benton, which derounoes ard repudat<s the emancipa
iiop n venept In this state
Upwards OF 81 $50 600 Of the stock or The nix banks to
DO started here has been subscribed for and the books
are closed until sbe election OF he directors and
organizations OF the banks, when they viii be opened
ssain.
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TIVE srAnn OnrzAsA,-The passengers by The stno-
ship orzaba nom sAa FRANCHISE, arriving ~ HAMA.
bph entertaissd Captain ethen and ~ stosu q Mai
vessel si pvblb dinner The sassrtainmsst 60 up
IN very ans ssyh and a shs ebccn d Ne post were pre-
ssnL Justios having been done 70 The Wanda shs
oasss we're given and responded 70 vnh Q good viii
The fourth ioast vas "Our sister republic of nsrco
which elected much feeling On The pars of NE native
officers. The party adjourned In high spsriaa
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SUIT AGAINST Ex-SECRETABY GUTHRIE" Ion,"
the wssn;pgtcn correspondent Of the Baltimore ss~
ssys ,ba, Hon Richard W. Tompson, or Indiana. has
broush sui we ufoui. Ucurs OF Inosna against NJ
- mort ~ he cnim Of $40 coo upon an indian
tribe for whom he va. tSeht
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$sAs 10, which amount the petitioner wishes ths
city 70 pay. TIE case occurred four years ags, 80
there was sooe question Why tho bils had not been
settled before. The committee WI report their DE-
ciaion to the Beard ut an early dag.
me cotton markss was sOvs yesterday and the sales
footed up about 900 balss large portion It which
IN ranstu. The transactions were bssed upon mi 1dnng
uplaads ~ about l4i4e and middhng New Orleans q
lAXc., closing firm u quotations. private despatch
dated 81 and received nom Chareson yesterday, quoed
mddng cotton at l4c, and stated that the market
much excited. Flour was rather frner especially NJ
the lower and medium grades, with fAiS amount Of
sales, including some lots for export. Wheat wss
held above the views Of buyers, and The snal
sass made afforded correct orssen Of the state Of
the market. Corn was In good demand, with saes d
new Southern and Jersey yellow II ESQ. 7oo old do.
a roo. TO-; and old white do u TO TO. Pork
heavy with sales Of mess n S22 ~ S23 10. For
the inside hgure check was given the day. Sugars
were nrm and In good demand with free sales, which
footed up about COO hhds. and 5000 boxes Havana II
prices given in another column. Nemrs stuars prices
for refined sugars given In another place. Oonee
was steady, but quiet Frsghts easier for corn 70
Liverpool while other articles were unchanged, with
fair amount Of engagements.
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Affairs In Kansas.

ST. LOUIS. April ., 1907.
The Lecompson correspondent Of the Democrat says
that the takers in KAzare doing their work In
bad manner, missing sone borhoods entirely. aud
o'beYs There has been much quarrelnng bot the
'qusers land associations In different parts Of the Ter
ritory. Several Deputy harsbah were arresuDe poliu
cal prisoners, on charges growing ous Of the doulaes
of last summer
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the Trial OF the Rev. mr.. Kalloch.
rnsrox Anil lee,

vo,umiDoss testimony was taken in shs Kailoch cass
70 day huon Of wess 70 impes n The testimony Of Ne
principal ssverumsss Witnesses and 70 sustain Mr.. Kali
loohS general reputation for chastity II vas n. nAsy
shs Bdord who said describing The sosne 10 We privAis
room. "n could have had ny OWE way would have
rushed into the ROOM caught thsm, and taken him (Ka
iooh) sosn nnscn hundred dollars y IVES also sworn
V hsi NJ Gidoipes The fsre tah he'd aaid "Nov they
have said 20 mpch, would rather have ny right hand
cna OF than po4 have Mr. Kalloch convic>ed."
~ Tbomas FRYE, Of Compton, Maine, nor the desnoe,
pnder orcss IMITATION said he he'd heard reports
sxslrN defendants CHASTITY while pastor IN Rocshnd
Name
One or two osser witnesses suned similar reports
but said ibs reports were not generally believed.
The trial progresses slowly, and the squsbblns smong
The LAWYERS besg mostly and the Giieat par OF
The testimony having been gwen sbe Court room 10 lses
crowded and The public Interest has some 1has ssbsed
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ors BULL will give HE last concert in Broosyu, M the
Atnesaur,, this evening. He tenders nne prog 70
and will be assisted BY number Of superior voosIss
ana ins,rumen,slsu.
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News from Havana.

The United States nall steamer Gaia ~ba d. Bufnca
commander from New Orleans via Havana, arrived last
night having left the lasiss place The evening Of shs
Goth un.
The weather ssil continues pleasant but the visilsrs
have nearly al len
The oshavbs encountered rross norhsrly giles on her
passage.
nere vas nothing sew IN Havana Exchanges are
abo ut the same ~ last sdvioes. FIeishh do. ne
bark CRUSADER, osps Moore, from Norfolk days
arrived ON The 2oSh Of March.
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puHrs To ncBr.-Miss Matilda Heron 10 70 play o.
mile FOR her benefit and ias appsarsnos ~ wascks
theatre me friends q M r. Q. Jordan intend 10 do
onsats Their appreciation Of that gsntlemans talent
Q comedian by giving him . benefit II Nlblo's Garden
tha occasion.
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Schooner Only Son Ashore.

sAsDY Hook, April 3-1o p n.
The schooner Only Son, CaTtsn Perry, from Nev Bed
ford in basst for Phiadelpha, having put here fos
hsbor, same ashore on The morning q shs I'd inst .
northwest gale she vii probably De eos OIL with ise
ayst high tide with TITLE damage.
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News from Mexico.

News from Mexico.
THE GOVERNMENT SUSPENDED PAYMENT GENERAL
BLANCART1 A PRISONER-6ANTA ANNA AGAIN
PLOTTING.
INV ORIlANs, April g. 1857.
The schooner Joaquin has arrived here with ves Cruz
esks 10 the 2oth uh
The government Wa In such strsihtsued circum-
shnces that had bean forced 70 suspend payment a
The Custom House II Vera Cruz and also u that In The
city Of Me1oo.
The relations with Great Britain continued In an unset
tied state.
rDe new constitution was promulgated on the 1lth Of
March.
Gen. Bsncarte was . voluntary prisoner II 0uadala-
jsrA and would be tried BY court martial Senior Fuen
TO- Minister OF Hacepca and Senior CANA late Governor
Tampco, we're about 10 vt the carsal 70 defend his
character.
Tho mails were very lire guar, and nothing tad been
heard Of The rejection Of The Forsyh treaty q the city
Mexico.
WAS reported that Santa Anna hsd numerous ennis
saIea u Mexico.
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CAPs VINCENT, April 8 1857.
boat crossing from KDgston this place yesterday
was cspszed, and Ten men were drowned. Their names
are rot known.
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CiSurssri, April q, 1877
Thirteen persons were killed. and wounced By the en-
pceion Of The steamboat Forest lose, near Napoleon
hfkansas
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Naval Intelligence.
she United States store ship Sop ,ly, Lieut. cray rs,,
,si, morning ct o'cloct for the Esszls
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Non-ARrfval ~ tho Asia.
handy HOOK, April 8-l0P.k n.
The royal mail stsamship Asia, new In her fourtssah
day from Liverpool has Hoa up 70 ths present hour been
signalled Oh this port
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Assembly.
ALBANY, April Q, 1857.

HILLS PAHHuD.
70 incorporate the Central Savings Bank Of Brooklyn
TO amend the charter Of tho Female Guardian Sosety
Mr. HAsPUDnG reported . bill 70 amend the charter
Il the Metropolitan Gas Company After struggle ~
10 The referepoe Of tho bin laid the Aole 10
CRADLE Mr.. John D. Dixon 70 make m,nasity report
the bills In rotation to weights and measures, limited
Partnerships. 70 taxes Of corporations, and the bills
amending The act widening Battery place. sad 70 pre-
vent frauds on emigrants, were ordered TO . third
reading
Bills R19oHrD FAvORABLY.
Providing for the purchase OF the OrystAl Palace
he bill providing Tor the opening Of second avenue,
New York WAS lost
On motion Of Ar GIovn the vote was re considered
and laid on me table,
To regulate the laying out Of the Central Park.
Ipoof pOfattDG the Manhattan Savings institution.
Amendatory Of the Revised Statutes.
Relative 10 clsms sgainst ships or vessels.
hcor posans the trustees OF the Universalss Relief
Fund New Yok
The bill regulating the stage routes Of New York was
LOST by eyes So, rays IL
Mr.. WoODs moved for Reconsideration Of the VOTE and
20 lay thai motion On the table. Carried
The Hudson River Improvement bill was passed; also
he blu 10 reduce the several New York city Coars
act
The eeath Of Mr.. Rbcock. Of Oneida, who hes BEEN
absent but few days, announced taking place
his homo yesterday. Nessrs Sherman Lewis Tollett,
Noyes, Hcgeboom, Foot Irving Paul ana others, paid
tributes OF Yepe1 to hs memory, and afseP adopting
appropriate revolutions The House sdjouned.'
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llAsRIsBuRC, April 1857.
nomirsiWn for &C vernor IL projected ~ the couser.
vstves Of the eastern section ~ This asste senator
yrnh bss been strongly urged. hut refused 10 .ow thu
rst u hs usme IN thai cGnnecrop'