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BILLS PASSED.
Albany. Feb. Is. 1859.

ALBANY, Feb 49, 1859.
The Registry law bill came up the special order
Mr. MoRRs, (rep) chairman Of the Judiciary Commit
tee, moved substitute for the whole bill giving autho
rty to Inspectors Of Election to question voters to
whether they have received any money, promises
other advantages for their votes and making stringent
rules for the punishment Of bribery both in the brber
and recipient.
Messrs. Law, Spencer and Tuthil opposed the subst
tute as not having any relation to q Registry law.
Meesrs. Warner Morris and LOOMS advocated the sub
sute, and denounced the Registry law as unconstu-
tional, unjust and imperative.
Mr. LOOMS (rep) denied that the republican party
committed TO any such measure.
During the debate several motions to report progress
voted down.
The debate the subject continued at great
length, with considerable warmth both Sides when
finally Mr. Opdyke's substitute was voted down.
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NEW ORLEANS Feb. IA. 1859
Cotton unchanged sales to day 1000 bales Sugar dull,
and declined eighth of cent Corn steady at 90c.
SAVANNAH. Feb. IA, 1859
Cotton easier sales TO day 600 bales at a decline Of
a quarter Of a cent on the inferior grades
BALTIMORE, Feb. Is, 1859.
Flour firm at IS sly for both Howard street and Ohio.
Wheat unchanged white 81 40 81 TO- red 81 80 81 49,
Corn unchanged; white and yellow, 73c 76c. Provi-
sons firm
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is, 1859
Flour steady. Wheat Southern white, 81 10;
do red 81 SO 81 3s. Corn dull yellow, soc. whiskey
lul nj n
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Weather Reports.

TUESDAY, FeD 10, 1909.
BAIT1MoRE-Coudy.
MISUNDERSTANDING; warm. Wind southwest
PETERsRuRG-Raning thermometer go.
NoIFoIK-Thermomete Az. Wind east.
LyNcHBURG-Clouoy; thermometer 40.
KNoxvILIE-CNudy; thermometer 40'.
BRIs1oL-Coudy thermometer 49,
(nATTANooGA-Cloudy; thermometer 81.
WuMINGToN-CIear and cold.
AuGusTA-Clear and cold.
SAvAyNAH-Clear; thermometer So. Wind southwest.
BACoS-Clear and warm
MoN1GoMERy-Coudy and damp.
Manipulating; thermometer CO.
NEW ORIEANs-C1oudy; thermometer CO.. Wind south.
CuMBERIAYD-Raiping and COOL
MISUNDERSTANDING and cool.
OVERWHELMING.
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Mr. Conking introduced the following relating to as
sessmenis for opening streets, &c.
Fec l. IT shall not he lawful for commissioners OF estimate
hnd assessment 10 alter amend report supplement 4
or smended report after the same shall have been DEPOSIT
Io Inspection, required by Law by increasing ~"
smoun OF any assessment for benefit diminishing
nwaro for damage unless the party
es effected by such dinniop shall have haA
lice thereof and opportunity OF being heard before said
before their reports sha be presented tho
Court for confirmation
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Fight In the Indiana Senate.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ia, Feb. 15 1859.
collision occurred in the Senate this morning between
Senators Goodng and Hebron, in consequence Of
personal remagks made by both in the Senate days
auo During the fight brother Of Goodngs nterfered,
and struck Hebron on the head with cane wounding
him severely. Otherwise, little damage was done to
either party Both armed but had opportunity
TO their weapons The excitement in the Senate
ing the difficulty was intense.
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Married.
GRACE-MARsH- Saturday, Feb. IL, by the Rev. f.
Fl. Chaplin GEORGE R. GRACE Of New London Conn, to
CAROLINE B. MARSH, Of Nottingham N II.
McKESzE-QUNN.-At KiDgsbrdge, Westchester coun-
ty at the residence Of Mr. Morrison by the Rev Mr. Ho
den Mr. THOMAS MCKENZIE. Of Staten Island to Miss KATE
QUINN, of this city.
MNALD,-RovANE.-On Monday, Feb. IA, P1EIRo MNALpI
to Miss PENELOPE ROvAER of Brooklyn.
YouNo-ILoYD- this city, on Wednesday evening,
Feb 8, by the Rev. Valentine Buck, C. Young 10 MARY
AMELIA, eldest daughter Of the late Charles A. Lloyd.
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Presentation OF a Medal from the British
Government.


handsome gold medal, received through Lord Maple
by the Collector Of Boston has been duly presented bear
ing the following inscription 60: The British government
Captain Cbas Flanders of ship Onward, of Boston, fo
saving the of the bark Lady Campbell, in 1855"
The officers and crew of the United States ship st.
Marys at Acapulco, have contributed one hundred an
thirty dollars and RENTED the to the Ladies Noun
Vernon Association
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Forgery at Hartford.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Feb. Is, 1859.
Doctor L. p Brockett formerly Of the firm Of Brockett
Hutchinson booksellers of this city, arrested this
afternoon for forgery. The paper forged is mostly held
by several banks and individuals Of this city, The amount
of paper out is from fifteen to twenty thousand dol
lars Doctor Brocket heretofore been looked upon
q man OF strict integrity.
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Gunboat Launches.

BOSTON, FED. 1851
The gunboat No g. built for the United States Navy,
successfully launched from Chsrlesown Navy Yard
to-day She is of nine hundred tons, and will mount
pivot amidshps
The gupboa built at Portsmouth n r. of similar ton
mage and armament, was also successfully launched to-
daV
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NEW YORK I.EGIsLATURE.


ALBANY, Feb. Is, 1859.
Mr. OWEN, (rep) moved to instruct the Lobby Investi
eating Committee to allow parties 10 appear with counsel
Adopted.
To extend the charteo the Harlem Railroad, and de-
termne the mode Of using the the streets Of New
York.
To provide for the payment Of the money paid by John
A. King for the troops stationed by him Staten Island
to protect the Quarantine Buildings there.
resolution was adopted to adjourn, il the Assembly
concur, from the 18th to the oath inst.
Mr.. LovEASD, (rep.) moved for a select committee,
with to investigate the charges made by Senator o.
b. Wheeler, rejecting on the character Of members and
officers OF the present Legislature.
Much opposition was made to the motion, and several
propositions 70 postpone voted down.
Messrs Diven, Hubbe LOveland and others pressed
the resolution the ground that II proper
investigate the action Of their members than that Of
past Legislature.
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Murder at Sen.


BOsTON, Feb 15 1859.
Before,unted States Commissioner Dexter to-day John
Panan seaman, arragped charged with the murder
Of a sbpmate named Henry Clare, board the ship
Siam, the voyage home from Manila. The examna
ton was continued until tomorrow.
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The Canadian Parliament.

TORONTO Feb. Is, 1859
The Parliamentary debate the Governors speech
closed this morning. and all the clauses of the address ia
reply thereto carried by majores ranging from
FIVE to ATTY The address presented to the Governor
to-day.
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United States Supreme Court.


No. o. Pho Chamberlain, ct al claimants Of the pro-
peher Ogdensburg, va Eber Ward, ct al; and
No. So Ward vs.. Chamberlain, &c. Argument conn-
uef Tor claimants, and concluded for libellants
No. g. Edward NJ Chafee vs.. The Boston Betting Com
papy. Argument commenced for the plaintiffs.
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The Slave Trade.

SAVANNAH, Feb. Ia, 1859.
The Grand Jury bave found true bills against Messrs.
Selvas Mares the consgnees, and Mr. Cassineras the
captain, Of the bark Angelica seized here suspicion of
being fitted up for the slave trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16
THE FAMILY HERALD.

Important News from Hsyti-News from Gull
Eornia, Nicaragua, the Sandwich Islands,
&sc.-The Political Aspect OF Europe-The
Fur Trade-The Fine Arts-LocaI News
Market Reports, &c., Sc.
The FAMILY HERALD OF to-day next Will contain all the
Of the preceding week Of interest and large
of miscellaneous reading Among IL contents Will be found:
Important News from Hsyt-The Empire OF sonlouque
Desoyedsuccess of the Revoluonists- OF
lououe-Hh Flight TO Jamaca-Account of the Revolution
Histories Of souloque and Gen. Jedrard
News from California Nicaragua the Sandwich Islands, &C.
received by the steamship Moses Taylor.
The Political Aspect of Europe-Leers from Cores
pond nts In London, Paris Berlin and Venice
Doings at washngon-Repor Of Proceedings Of Con.
geaL
Gaieues Of Washngon-Cmax of the Fashionable Season
Round Of Festivities and Entertainments Of the Capital
Balls, sorees Dinners and Recepuons-Sketches of the
Leaders Of the Bon Ton, &C., &c.
The Fur Trade New Yortwha. the different kinds of
Fur Sell For, &c.
The Fine Ars-The Picture Galleries and Exhibitions of
New York.
Destruction Of William and Mary College BY Fre-Inerest
ing Historical sketchIs nustrous raduatesOne of the
Landmarks of the Past Swept Away
The Domestic Difficulties among the Spiritalsts-The Hatch
Divorce Case.
The Fry Divorce Case Rsmauce of Real Life in phils
delphia.
The Hoax of the Hghhnders-How the Story Originated
The Excitement in this City, &c.
Reunion Of the hide and Leather Merchants at the Meropo
Titan HotelA Good Dinner and Plenty Of Speaking
of the II ade, &c.
Editorials ON prominent events Of tho day.
local News Of intereS Of this and the adjoining cities
full report Of the New York Cattle Market with the
Der Of cattle offered for SALE prices Ae
Report Of the Prices Of all kinds Of Marketable Produce
Washington Market Ia this ctycarefuly corrected every
week.
The --latest News received BY telegraph or otherwise up
the time Of publication.
Police Repors-Theatics Crtucims Commercial and No
Market Rep0rsMArrtsges and Deaths for week-alto
gether forming interesting and useful newspaper
Terms-s2 year; single copy, four cents To be OBJ
tanned at the Office and Of all agents. Advertise
menS inserted at the usual HERALD rates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16
HObOken CITY News.

THE PROPOSED NEW TowSsnH-A largely attended
meeting took place Saturday at the City Hotel in
reference to the proposed township of weehawken which
is to include Castle Point and portion Of the Eysian
Fields Speeches in favor of the project made by
John NJ. Board. Schuyler Board, Mr.. Shipper, A. O.
Evans and others. Resolutions also passed asking
the passage Of the act authorizing the township AZ
the conclusion of the meeting attempt was made to get
up opposition meeting but tho movers were unsuccess-
u Mr. stevens has proposed to the city do away with
the law which now restricts the lamp and police tax t.
that part of b, city lying south Of South Seventh street,
and to allow the unimproved property north of that
pon'-which belongs almost entirely TO him-to be
scssed for these purposes in consideration of that part
cut OF by the proposed township This, he claims,
will increase the yearly taxes Of the city more than
$500 The opposition is based on the suppositon that
the new township will deract from the revenue Of lilo.
bOkSn.
An UNKNOWN WOMAN FOUND DROWNED The body OF a
supposed German woman about thirty five years Of ago.
was found yesterday floating in the river at tho foot Of
Newark street. Hobokcn. Deceased had on black calico
dress with striped deainc dress UNDER dark quilted
ntttiooat hoop skirt, linen chinese marked with
the initials M NJ No. 49, In red thread Congress gait
es and ruhbers straw hat trimmed with green ribbons
mixed shawl, fancy vssy breastpin and email gold
rings IN The ears ecvoner Robnstedt of Hoboken, held
an inquest, md vefct of found drowned was rendered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16
Sailing OF the America for Boston.


The Cunard steamship America sailed from here at
four O'Clock this morning for Boston, where she will be
due today "wednesday at about noon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16
Connecticut Politics.

HARTFORD, Feb. Is, 1859.
Mr.. Alvin p. Hyde, of Toland, nominated to day
by vote Of hundred and four hundred and
eight As the democratic nominee for Congress in the
First district of this State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The in the world, SURPRISING made Sold and applied
1t the mandatory, rs Broadway.
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Arrival of the Indian at Portland.

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb 10, 1867
The steamship Indian, from Liverpool the 26th ut,
arrived here at noon to day Her has been antci
pated by the America at Halifax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

Barry's TrlcOpherous II the Best and
cheapest article for dressnR beaufyur cleansing curling
preserving and restoring The hair Ladies' Try cold BY 81
drugGIsts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

Christadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and To,spees
the best In the world Wholesale and retail and be dye pr
ya,ely applied, at No.6 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

Rupture Cured by Marsh's Radical Cure
References TO all the principal surgeons and physicians
OF the city. Call and examine. No. Vesey street. Asor
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

A Chest OF Good Tea for One Doiisr.-Also,
ten pounds coffee for 81 at CHRIsrIANsONe No Cham
hers street,
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Shirts scwcd by Hand, OF Fine Materials,
and warranted to M made TO order at JACKSON PURDY
shir. warehouse, 647 Broadway.
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Last Week OF Banvnrd's Destruction OF
Jerusalem and Panorama Of the Holy Land.
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BalIOu's French Yoke SHIRTS, New Style,
made to order rted f at usual prces
at BALlOU'S Shirt Emporium, 400 Broadway
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Geo. Saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
the genuine article has been equAei
producing keenes possible edge For sAe ty
j. 4 8. SAUNDERS. Ne. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes ISL Broadway corner
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MR. srxrlISN MAssH2-This gentleman has lately been
tendctcd complimentary concert in Charleston, upon
which occasion the Hbernian Hall was crowded 10 sudo
cation During the evening sixty young gentlemen Of the
Co,legm'c School rected Edgar Poes "Chime Of the
Bells with very fine effect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

so Cent Extra Large SAFE Ambrotype Por.
traits lsngest pcturesn the city, and dollar photographs BIZ
HOLMES. $50 Broadway
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Married.

Last Wednesday Afternoon Exhibition OF
Banvards Destruction Of Jerusalem at three o'clock
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Pants "A Large Variety, Well Made and
from nea, selection IS and upwards at
DRuMGOLD PROCHs No. 2l4 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

MORALE vs.. Br0ndreth's Pil1s.-Headaches
natures warnings and have their origin in imperfect d
eeston producing which ascend the head causing
expansion of the covering Of the BRAIN and varying in nen
according TO the habits Of the Individual One brsk
doses of Brandrehs pills will and when they swa
lowed all of apoplexy The pain and dizziness
will vanish after the first sleep DO not let time be lost
he Of irregularities thus cured and the
body and mind better able thereafter to Withstand tempa
ons Brandrehs pills will yet be appreciated By moras
PRINCIPAL Office 2e4 Canal street Price cents per boz;
sugar coated, IL In box. Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

Notice.-DrumgOId & Proch have Removed
from 100 Fulton street the spacious No ga Broad
way opposite ST. Pauls church. store formerly occupied by
Genin, hateT)
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Cure Your COugh.-25 Cents.
lis Third avenue, near Fourteenth street.
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Vests.-A Beautiful Assortment at
DRUMGOLD 4 PROCHS, No. ga Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A wARNING-aAYETTYs INDICATED PAPER
"A Buy this paper as 4 is the only medicaed paper per.
fecty harmless The healthy In the market For al Al
Ann street. by all respectable druggists In the United
States Beware Of swindling mutations
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Business COats.-A Splendid Article for $40,
~ DRuMGOLD PR0CHs, No. 2l4 Broadway.
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A r EvERDEILs. WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS
n notes. &C. These celebrated spendidy enara
Gao only DO bad " broadway, corner Of Duane o.
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HolIoway's Pills and Olutme pt.-SpuriOus
articles abroad Look the marx, Holloway, New
York and London In semi transparent letters In every leaf
q the book Of directions enyeloping each box aud pot
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The Last Drawings OF the LegalIzed Lotte-
ries as reported TO WOOD, EDDY CO.,
MANAGERS
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES
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Official Drawings, by Telegraph.

Official Drawings, by Telegraph.
DELAWARE LOTTEkIkS.
The subscribers Commissioners appointed by the 0overHr
the State Of Delaware To superinend the drawing Of
terry authorized by the Legislature, having this day stendtd
the lottery TOR the benefit Of the Stale of Des
hereby certify that the following the
which were his day drawn from the Wheel viz
EXTRA CLASS No. l3l, FEBRUARY 10, 1852
Is, 60 70. 40, "a, As, 81 80, II, GO. 40. 65 80, 49,
CLASS No. 1872 FEBRUARY u.s. 1859
49, E, %, q, 30 4, 10, IS So, 81, g. 81
And that the said numbers drawn order n which
they stand above.
witness our hands at Wilmington Del, this Tuesday Feb
49, 1859 GEORGE GORDON
JOS AEsT sE f9hrhH' Commissions"
GEORGIA LOTTERIES
The subscribers Commissioners appointed 70
the drawing of the Sparta Academy Lottery do hereby certify
that following the numbers which this drawn
''''-' - Glass No. 1c9. FEBRUARY is, 1859
70, 60, So, 8, /, 62, AZ. %, 65. q, 10. 2.
CLASS No. 100, EXTRA, FEBRUARY Is, 1889.
S, Sc, %, 6, 80. 50, 8. 60, 26, is. 10, T. "a
And that said numbers drawn In the order In which
they stand above
1852 I. E: B bnessi Commissioner.
WOOD EDDY CO.. Mim anss,. p e;sS.,,s
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NEW ORLEANS ExPREss-THE ADAMS EXPRESS
IN Company forward New Orleans Wednesday
Saturday via Charleston Montgomery and Mobile shippers
will find their interest this and avoid
delay and Of shipping BY the other lines Adams TX
Company 50 Broadway Branch office 3 Canal street.
and at the New haven depot, Twenty seventh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-12

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H<3~TEE Advanfa rea Oajuad in

6I ZEE advantages gained IN the
WHEELER Il WILsON SEWN MACHINE by
the substitution of Continuous rotary motion 10 the
device for making the slitcD, TOR reclpvocdsn1
motion of the shuttle, which is used In ali osisr CT
stitch machines, aud the starting and stoppir of
which, at every stitch GREATS great zeal of raIC
TIoN, and consumes much time and power, n sppsr
rent to every one who will give ,he subject mo-
ments thought.
The superiority Of Wilson's speed over the friction
wheels US in other hish-pticed machines, 10
equally obvious. With it, thu most delicate fabric
IL carried along smoothly and My, makirR sb-
rupt turns and passins over ineQualitirs vith the
greatest cilty, and with danger Of tearing tho
work. which its intermittent action allows 10 rest
fairly ON The table when the neeale strikesit il 10
certain in irs operation, spacing the stfc' es with
great uniformity. and Is undoubtedly the most val
uabls Of all the Inventions for se@ing
Various notifications Of IL In use ON the many
cheap machines with which the country II filled.
all OF which. though imprrf ct ana inferior, are I'm
uipgements on Wilson's p .fent, and are the coca
son of the iDjunctions recently graoted toprey' mt
the manufacture Of more than twenty Of those
cheap machines best knewn to the public
kI-ufice, zH Main street, hichmoud.
Satisfactory operation guaranteed In all cases
o. Aod3ta
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