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BANKS NOT KKt,EfyEu.

BANKS NOT RECEIVED.
@ThsAotss q she following Banks ere notfs-
lesvsd - sny u the bankers In this city.
nsis City bAak, Psnnsy wanna.
Warren County Bank, Psnnsy lyania.
Asoonb o.. Bsak, NJ. Clemens, Mich.
Arlington bAak, wssbinStes, DC.
.xshaAss Baak q rssn., Marfssesboro' .Tsnn.
Savings Bank Of Indiana, ConnsrsviIls.
/ bask Of East Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn,
Control Bank Of rsnasssse, Nashville, Tenn.
Iasnsrs' aad Merchants BAak ,urssnsbeFe. 4A1
valley BAak, Aagcrstown, ma.
n and Mech Bank .colsnhss Gee.
Yisntsrs' sad Mschanics Bank Dalton, Geo.
IArnsr's bank, Wexford, n 4.
Ellsworth Bank, Ellsworth. Ne.
Wooster Daok, Danbsry, Conn.
kAnsvhs Bank, Ksnawha, W.
Back Of the Rspubltc, Providsnee, R.
Lancaster 6ehk Penn.
Canton Baak. South China, Maine.
bana q British North Ansriea, Montreal.
ns.vrsss Deak, Providence, h. I.
naat Il East Tennsssss, Nashville.
Bsnk Of HalloweiI, Maine.
Prsvinetai Baak Of 6taastsad, Canada.
kxraangs sask, Bangor, Msine.
Exeter New Hampshirs.
Hnssrnas /" CansAs.
Coaosrcial /" Perth Amboy. n. J.
IAdiaaA State Bank, BloonAsld.
0rsnsssy Bank Lafayette.
Shawnee Bank, Attica.
Stock Security Bank Of Dsnyille.
1asmsrs 'asd Mechanics Bank ,IndianApolis.
nehtsnetOn 20, Huntington.
New Castle, Pennsyivania.
Hancock Bank, Ellsworth, Nc.
Cumberland Savings Bank, Md.
Rhode Island Central.
City Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio.
9andusky City Bank,
Union Bank, sandushy, ~
Cansl Baak, Cleveland, -
SsAscs Co. Bank, I"
TivsstOn Bsnk, h. I.
1aTners' Daak Of Saratoga Co.,NY.
Arcade Bsak, Providsnee, RI.
Warwick :" warwick,
Sowamsst" Warren,
hank of North Amesisa, Seymour, Conn.
~. Piain Deak, n. Plaia, i. 7.
fsrmsss' Driven N, Waynssbusgh Pa
Honssaais neak, Heassdais, Pa.
Bank of Aiddistown,
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1oDOE4A0t Noeloos
4 ~ Asus 1sADscAspa i-Csvsll,s Bsbssrins
Aixtureis positive surs for Fever and gus and
ell Btlious Diseases. This Mixture has been BE-
9srs the public for snunssr 81 ysAss and has al
wsys bssn sssd With success. r. II : hasmlsss
snd esftain remedy. Get pAnpAlst fsen tAs
druggists and read II and yss vill bssaAisasd.
We will warrant this rsnsdy - sus (wtsa taken
according y directions) twsnty ave pr ssnt moro
sasn Of Aga and Fever shan any ssAsr nsdisaas
nswssld. II seasains neither arssnic, PSussis aeid
Or stsyehnias. Get bottle and you need moi fsar
Asas "a ysvss my mere.
soiA AAfs by O'conncr Bro, and AArsAalIA
hssss. y. 4. Porter : Bro, Propristors, Rock
Island, Ills. [sasS-dAw
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W. DE WOLH,
Droksf anA Meal Estate Agent.
LI6TOF PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TWENTY-TWOfsst on Exchange, betwssn FIRST
! 1t. and the Lsves
20 feet % Sth st., BET. johnson and Exchange.
20 fsetcorner 18Th and Exchange.
Lotion BAnk-st., bet. ii tn and 18th.
20 BY lao. corner johnson and 9Th. klocklO7.
II lots In 0essep gsY's addition.
OF the best lots h NJ. Auburn at low price
Lends finely loeat@d In Henry and Dssa tar Co. ..
lots corner Of johnson Aad 18th.
iotseorner Of johnson and 10th with double
brick house containing l6 rooms.
Lot I, Block 1, Kiibousne' = addition.
20 feet on 81 a., bst. J hpscn end ExshAnee.
Very desirable lots forresidenceftn Aason q Up
pr Addition. only half > biockfYom Grand Ave.
nue..
Ibefsst square In Reeves 4 Perry addition.
lOta IN Elmwocd and Nj. Auburn.
Lot on Carroll st., bet. 18th and 18th
Lots In the new suburb, Esselmopt.
a part OF the Stimpsor farm, mile from the
city
Also, many othervaluAbicb usinesslets.
Mortgage Sscuritiefnegotiated.
febI4-d
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Ito 1BOADWAxH NV yO8k.
CssA Ceplssl asl AscuDsieeten cav, 900.
nEPOSITxD 1lee ~ withths osmptEollsr Of the
~ STATE Of Msw yosk, For the sssnfity Of Policy
personally lishle. Anesg Ne Directors are the
most wealthy and in1nsnti slsitiasss Of Nsw York.
Tits 10 Stock Company, feturniag TO the ss-
surcd e73 per cent Of all the p.s1ts tri-snnualy.
party 80 years Of age may seease TO his family,
FREE from the claims Of his sfsatess for about 80
cents pr week, policy for 900.
y no would mot spare this sum Tor the grnti6cA-
tion Of reelection, on sick h<d in csss Of acci-
don't, that II al else fail. 10 had made certain
provision for hia family II would tighten hi
1n .'r' for N .s a.1 1i s
Il o. I. wsnrLs. eee'y.
Prospsstss, with ali nsesssary Information fur
nishsd BY RICKkY : SIMPSON, Agts.
Post O1es 6ualdine,
au9s-lly Kscksh lev ,
90 Anthony lumber Yard
j with IL 81. xntheny kiiis sor ~ ssp -.
ply Of tbs variens qualities and descsipt3ers 81
1anbsr ussd IN this market, would respectfully
call she attention Of Carpenter sud Dsilders 70
tAs st.SAs ~ LNi4b.i Nos tsinx xeos.ysa % ne
Lumbsr Yard reoently occupied by Nssss Hiatt
HsSbine, IN this city. They woald call pareie-
ulAy attention. TO their
DIMENSION STUFF,
Of various sisss and lspgths also Boards Of vsri
oas lsn4tAs, from 10 FEET 20 - feet long.
xhey natter Themselves that they will b shls 70
furnisk FLOORING, SIDING, PLANK, JoIGT,
6CANxLiN0, LATH, H.. Of = good quality and
. = Self Tor veaef ~ - csn = had else
S. .ssl z ~ Ivy JOHN ALLrsor 90.
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BsAn KsY.--A large Brsa Key 90 b had
as this okcs BY the owner on paying for this
notice.
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1857. 1sK7
COMSTOCK 4 BRO.
STOVES.
No. ~. Main-st.,

NO. III. Ma1n-st.,
Iewa
a Lso,constantlyon hand and receiving diYse
4 4 from importers and manufacturer, tin plate
nasssa, Imitation and American sheet iron, inn
NIs, vets, sheet copper bross and zine, pig lesd
copper bottoms, bolts and rivets, japanned Britain.
MA ana Pianshed ware. Oval boilers, skillsts.s
ovens and lids, dog and sad irons, charcoal fur.
nases, waffle irons. stove spiders, wagon toxes
eonee mi He ,browners, DC. &c.
apr3-d &c MsroCK 4 FRO
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Prairie state stoves.

shardiy nee essary for us 10 recurto his Stove
= the hAractcr of which Is 90 well and fav0rAbly
known III rong The interior Of this and the ad-
Joining states. Although patented some ten ysars
axo,it possesses every real improvement that has
ever been made upon the Intercollegiate stove; At
thss time it has stood the mostsesere tests VI
any Cook Stove now n Our conndenc. In The
same 10 such thstwe are willing to warrant it 10
purchasers fortsn years. Sale Rooms ~ afn-N
spry-d CONSTuCk BkU.
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q 4 = = uIn . r ~ 2.
10 m0tDeoess X nok ~
v1NHk un1ssiensd takes plsssurein enuosneips
i to his Old ffissds and The pub thaa
be has jnst spsned . CLOTHING STORE, vhsfe
will be foanda ooOplete assortment Of Spstnx and
Goods, which havs been purchased at the lowest
rates In tAe1astsru markets, and viii BE- ss11 iust
- cheap - thsy 90 be had any where In the city
Gentlemen are invited to call and examine Tor
themselves. A. W. GRIFfITH
mch24-dly 10 Main-ot.
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Warnm.Alr Furnaces.

g T o v e s..
GILES r. PILLEY's, ST. LOUIS,
CELEBRATED CHARTER OAK STOVE.
IL hardly necessary for " to reeur 70 this
= stove, the character Of which 10 10 fAyorAbly
known. For simplicity Of arrangement, sayinr
o. fue and superiority Of operations il stands un-
provemsnts, viz.
Ist. lNcaksssp DsAuGnr Ftuss;
"a CIRCULATING Hsr.AIa fLuE.
WE ARE VOW RECEIVING
ArISg SUPPLY or
PARL0R, COAL, HEATING 4 COOK STOVES.
Of All sizes. patterns, which for service bcauty
ana smoothness Of casting cannot be excelled,
among which are the patterns Of North, Chase 1
North, OF philsdeirhia, Pa. Call and examine
ENAMELED CRATES,
MARBELlZED IRON MANTLES.
We would request all pcrsons desirous Of OBJ
aiming Manties and 6rates to give US scAil. We
Gao furnish you vita any size, or style Of beauty
20 please the eye OF the most fastidious.
Aug2Sd aos Msin.t.
TAN AND JAPANNaD WARE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ME have on hand 4 constant supply Of Tin
w and Japancd Ware, and can furnish all who
may favor us with \ call, either at Wholesale or
Retail.
LUDLOW 4 CO.'S IMPROVED FRUIT CANS.
No Var, Solder or Cement Used.
The neatsst, safest, and most convenient can
ased ihvy are easily seated and opened, and new
CT fai to preserve fruit. vegetables, ac.. In per-
iectly fresh state Ihese Cane can housed year al
tsr year. Directions for putting up all kinds Of
Fruits and Vegetables accompany the Cans.
EVERY CAN WARRANTED.
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Osan0eey or018eel
az Dx0. heauNful s0a9seG1eD ornnew q
- '''.' ''s''' 49, 1'i fiss : rAr1oa.
AuGSA IL. 0nanre4.
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FER sale Low.
A high building Lot, Is BY 1oefsst 'front.'
q tng - N street near Ridge. Terms--psrt
sash ,Selaacs y one and two years Ipeuir on the
ground On q this once.
SSess xUSUGcxs is MIS-. --- SsEAssbs Are.
1iO IlM1neut.
"A M psf:on purcha iing one large bottle or four
"A small bottles Of tkis celebrated Imminent.
WI receive scrip sstitiipg them to the ..United
States Journal for one year. This IL one Of the
pest chances ever oeered for subscribing for the
BEST y ssrnal ef Literature In The Uuited 6tates.
Cali q KING TAYLORse
augl6 Ne Mainst.
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THE NEWLY PATENTED
Net Air slue Geek steve,
Quincy City.
WEcaiI particular attention to this stove
which for beauty and finish cannot be sur
passed Ii takes long wood, heats rapidly, and
VIII BAKE quicker and with less fuel than any 9TH
erstovs In the world. Every stoss We will warrant
TO perforn we'll, and not TO crack BY ere, and
faiiuren eithercAse will be rcmsdisd BY ~ al our
ownexPense. Picasecali and examine this new
article, at II Main-st.
apr3-d COM6TOCK 4 BRO
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ME have never mot with fremium stovethA
w gave such universal satisfaction as The enc to
which here cali attention. Its tacilities for
cooking and heating are extensive, While At the
sane ine il, by meAns OF IN air due extending
duwn the front or tie oven, bakts perfectly .snd
econonises greatly all other stoves Vt this pat.
tsrn. The beauty utility and chearness OF TIL
now stove cannot fail to 4 the attention OF Anwh
aIay examine the same.
COMsTOck 4 BRO.
apr3-d n Maiu-st.
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HaWk.EYe STATE.

A STOVE with great capacity for both Cooking
Inland Heating. We make threesiEes Of these,
and toevery person with large families and cold
houses we woul drecommen nd his article.
COMSIOCk 4 RIO,
apr9-d II Msin.at
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Jobbiag Of All kinAs Aone with
vsmPtness.
ROOFING DONE. & GALvANlZEDIR oNcoRNI-
CEs PUT UP ON SHORT NOTICE.
WARM.AIR FURNACES,

We are now prepared 10 put up warm-A Air Fur
races for heating Dwellings, Churches, Public
Halls, 10. The Furnace used 10 the msnufscture
Of Lotse, OF Cincinnati, who has spared NO psius
Or expense in pcrfecting hsatiae apparatus which
has no superior in point Of durability, econom
and convenience. safety from Ere, eAlthfui vsnti
lation and pure quality of heated air.
aug25d kICkEY A ABBOTT
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COMM EROIAI.

WsIsOsS1e1 ,eeye. Z, 1857.
&sek ~ Whelesaas 2 Aess . assens.
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sOMETHlN0 NEW!
Grocery and Provision Store IN Masou's

Gf0ctSy ana FTOO1S1ON More IN M0SON,e
LoGer addition.
vNHE subscriber isopeninga store ct tho corner
= Of Ash and SITS. In Mason's Lower Addition,
fcrths sale Of Family Groceries, Provisions House
Keeping Articles, Mineral Water, Toe, &C., bat NO
wnIsKr. salesman, Mr.. John A. Mctareror. These
acquainted With him need no guarantee for satis-
faction sid fair dealing Look for the big sign III
view from Convent Hill. Cheap - the cheap
ct for cash. p. A. URNSTON
jy2S-d6m-is
Fer sale NJ = Bargaln.
A Nelieibls baildinglot, 10 fsetfront, or less It
Ayths OPtisn Of the purchaser. Said lot 10 on
high ground, Andwiilbe soldchsapif sppliedfor
soon.
Terms; About / cash; the bslAncein sasypsy.
ments. Inquire Of tho undersigned, in BAYS
hstldisg, corner Of Exchanys and 18th sts.
r. A. UNMSTON,
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Capital 100000.

INSURANCE effected against loss or damage BY
] Fire, and Inland Navigation, at current rates.
WIN. COOK, President.
C.B ROCKWELL, Eec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26
MYSTERIOUS CASE-A NEWCOMER
IN TROUBLE.
Correspondence Of The y. z. Tas~se.

Conpspopseaee OF ~ H ADoso'
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %, 1857.
A most singular and mysterious case was heard yes
terday afternoon at the Mayors Office, before Aid.
Epse in which merchant of New-York City, and
lady OF respectable connections of Vermont were the
parties The lady is young and good looking, and the
relation of her story caused considerable excitement
among those in the Office. From her testimony 1t ap-
peared that she was in Philadelphia about eight
monthe SINCE and casually made the acquaintance OF
the defendant, who upon learning that she (the wit
pese) was going to Vermont via NewYork, proposedto
accompany her as far as the last named city. His offer
was accepted, and on the route the defendant it is
alleged desired her to remain in NewYork during the
night and proceed to her home the next day. This she
refused to do as che anxious to reach home The
defendant then invited her TO take dinner at the hotel
with him. before taking the next train, which she ac-
coded to- During the dinner she was induced to take
glass of wine and she ayers, that in few minutes
aterward was fast asleep, and recollected nothing
more for time; when she awoke she found her
self in chamber in the hotel and the defendant stand
| ing by her.
She was alarmed al her situation, and asked defend
ant for an explanation which he gave, by saying that
witness had tainted, and she removed by his
ordere With this che was satisfied and shortly after
ward started for her home, without the slightest sus-
picion as she AYERS, of having been wrongly dealt
with. About month after reaching home she dis
svered that she eneente and being unable to ac-
count for her condition, Informed her friends of the
matter and also told them Of the dinner she took at
the hotel and her sleepiness after drinking the wine.
Herself and friends then came to the conclusion that
che had been drugged, and, while nsensibe, fouly
vronged description of the man was given the
police, and yesterday he was found in this city aud
taken before AID. Enne. The defendant was held,
by consent of all parties in 5000 bail, to await fur
Their hearing. We presume it will be rather difficult
matter to hold the defendant finally unless some strong
coroborative testimony obtained in reference ts the
transaction in New-York, and She character Of the
witness for truth and virtue.
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4 WOMAN MURDERED BY HER HUSBAND
THE PERPETRATOR IN CUSTODY.

THE PERPETRATOR IN CUSTODY.
Another Of those brutal wife murders" which oc-
c.sonsy occur in our city has trauspired since our
last issue. The victim is Sarah Delany, sn Iush
woman, who resided with Der husband, william De-
lsny in the rear basement of No. 2l0 Sullivan street.
Delap,, it appears, cime home drunk late on Friday
night ard commenced beating his wife with heavy
hickory club. he repeated bis violence at interval,
for two hour ard often as bis PROSTATE wife
hibfed sgns Of returning Consciousness. On Saturday
morning his victim expired, and coon ster Capt. Dks
Of TIE Fifteenth Ward Police, caused TIE Arrest of the
murderer. On Sunday, Coroner COnnery proceeded TO
bold an rquest upon the body Of the deceased but SIS
a child about years Of age was the only witness to
the violence, much testimony was not adduced. Her
evidence il as follows:
Nv name is Csthstiue Delaney: the deceased was
ny mother; l am eight years of age and lived with
ny parents at No. 2l0 Sullivan street on Friday night
nv father came home drunk he got drunk very often
about O'Clock in the morning father beat my mother
on the breast and head with heavy stick; atterEa'd
be beat her with his boot he left her lying on the floor
all night while mother was still, he cooked snd ATE
something which be had brought home with him;
when she stirred be would beat her more the stick
row before me is the With which be beat mother;
while father was bestiDg mother | held the baby
father told me- after mother was dead, not 70 say y
anv one that he beat mother but il asked about IL
must saw that mother pulled the bureau and killed
herself after mother dead, father got some brandy
and washed her head with It. aud then put her IN bed
next the wall.
DR.. VIM. knight made post mortem examination
of the body and found several bruises on the body aud
wounds and bruises the heads two OF which wounds
one on the right side the other on the lef-were, In
his opinion the cause of death. These wounds, az
well AS others appeared to have been inflicted with
heavy piece oftimber.
The evidence here closed, and, after short deiber'
alton he Jury rendered the following verdict:
That Sarah Delany, the deceased, came to her
death by blows inflicted by her husband, VIM Delany,
with the wood instrument before us, on the night OF
the sd or mornirg ofthe 2lth of January, 1857"
On the rendition Of the verdict, Delsny was ar
agned and stated that he was born 10 Ireland is IS
years of age, drives cart for living and is innocent
of the charge against him. He was then locked up
for trial.
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ASSEMBLY.

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
BY Mr. HYDE-Against the petition to repeal the
r. Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. making the ex-
penses OF Boards of Health charge upon respective
cities and towns. Agreed to. -....-,...-
AkO, against repeating the law exemptln9 ministers
from texstion Agreed to-
PASSAGE OF BILLS.
Mr. CLINTON moved 10 take from the table the
motion to reconsider the vote by which the Supply bill
The notion was lost. Yeas, p; Noes, AZ.
IT, extend the time for the collection of taxes in the
VARIOUS towns and ces In this State to the second
Tuesday in April. ~
To incorporate the Tunverein in the City of New
TO esslize certain acts of the Board Of Supervisors
OF the City and County of New-York.
By Mr. HANFORD-Ts Charter the New York
Towing and Wrecking Company.
Also to amend Charter Of Brooklyn.
BY Dir. STRAIT-To amend the Revised Statutes
relative to summary proceedings to recover posse sion
Of land.
AR. POMEROY then introduced numbS of bills
relating to the City of New-Yoik:
1. An Amended Charter
9. A Police bill.
g. Bill for the Central Park
A. Bill for new City Hall.
10. Amending Supervisor law, go
The Ney-York delegation wanted all the bills re.
ferred TO them but the ouse sent them to the Com
Inittee on Cities and Villages.
(See editorial columns for abstracts of the blls.
large number Of New Workers were present at the
time. including Simeon Draper, X. NJ. Blatchtord,
Alexander Hamilton, IT,, Moses II. Grinnell, ): &.
Eestelvelt, MI. Wesley of TIE Times, Richard Mott,
and others.
The reading Of the bills extended nearly to the time
OF adjournment, when Mr.. GEORGE got in bill TO
sbolh tho death penalty and substitute imprisonment
Cor life
MT. VARNUM enseavored to extend the time OF ad-
iosrpment lslt half dozen democratic Gothamltes
sprasg up with objections, and the House adjourned
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J.. BRADIsH,
FREDERICK DE PEYSfm,
BENZ. II. FIELD,
NJ MORRISON.

A SMASH ON TIRE ERIE RaILRoAD.-The night ek-
press fom Dunkirk, due here on Saturday at 10: Is
g. IN came in coson with freight train goins wes.,
at the Ramapo station about noon of that day occa'
,ionipg quite smash and singulary without the loss
Of single life. It appears from the facts gathered
that as the freight train reached the Ramapo St,ton,
the axle of one of the broke; by which occur.
renee the fore end Of the was thrswn of the rails,
and partially across the tack. Almost at the same
nstan, before those in charge Of the train had time
to hoist signals of dspger the Express train due there
few minutes after o'clock g. M, but which was
then three hours behind time, came along at M speed
striking against the freight car that was of the track
smashing that and others behind it, all to pieces,
and scattering their contents in all directions. The
engine of the express train was badly damaged, aud
or brakeman whose name WAC not ascertaned, was
severely injured; but every passenger miracuousiy
escaped The wreck was cleared away yesterday, and
the trains are again leaving here as usual. Tne ex-
press train from Dunkrk with mails &C., also from
Chicago, due here at 9H on Saturday night arrived
here about O'Clock yesterday morning, and the Gin
cunat express due here at 3lj yesterday afternoon
was reported to be in about o'clock last night.
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A., L,hed et the ,.,d Gr,. dsy Of JiaaIfy 1877, iss
ootnuepee that day a. 70 judges soa Ju's a. t,m DE-
rcu unereeuaent Of their rcspectiy terms :,
Ill The County c. 1r stall hsye ;, he LeS.s
tpIe may pTeeb The County Jsa6e ,5s which sbsl no.
b. diniristed during bis term OF once =, . IL $50. -
RsIr1s ~ the Assem- By eoofa ~ per rsneTsI s,ec
so ~ snofs snd pursuant r. seeon OF AtcIe - Of
H. Cor 'uton they be published iof iA'ee i'1' P'D
+" A. A. E0XOS had conssnt to Offer resolution ap
e1j,ina me Hon AlonzO S. pham President pro tenn
NJ SiCKLES moved II amend so that the Senate
procesd by ballot TO the election OF PRESIDENT PRO tenn
Accented and resolution adopted.
nj SiCKLES naIsed the Hon. Mark Spencer.
Mr NOXON AIMED the Hon. Alonzo =. Upham.
Mr A NJ SMI CIi named the Hon Erastus -ooks
Mr Upbatn.. MI Brook'..'....''''''
M BR00KS Withdrew his an nsI ns from The csnvs
a second ballot was ordered with the following re-
suit:
M SPENCER, who was temporarily occupying me
chair said:
senators: You have placed me in an embarrassing
posGO1. Certainly, nothing more unexpected mas
sver occurred 10 me. Had been aware thst ln',
e1prefsi'n Of your favor was TO nave lakeh P.aoe .
should not have taken the chair this moment ~ the
reoreet of the officer usually presiding In the absence
of the President thank you for this honor OF elect
iny noe a, your pretding officer and AK what know
shall receive YOU nd1gence sS oYerament Id Gu
Ms.:,s SiCKLES and NOXON were appointed
cnU tso 10 communicate the fact Of the election Of
Oh, Hon. MARK SPENCER as President pro TEN. to
Ae Assembly; and MesGs. j. A. SMITH aud BRAD
FORD committee to communicate the same informa-
ton 70 the Governor .,.
The Senate in Committee Of tie Whole, Mr.. GUY
LEI; in the chair considered the following bills:
To sel the bursl grounds Of the Wallabout, City Of
Brooklyn and provide PLACES Of burial Third read
ipg.l
The Dill from the Assembly to extend the time for
the eecton Of taxes in several towns and cities OF the
State Extends the time to the first Monday OF April
The cities of New York and Albany are excluded from
the effect of the bill
II biz was referred TO the Committee Oh s Inter-
nal Afsirs Of Towns and Counties.
Adjourned to II a. n. Monday.