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Nevada national., 1860-05-05
SUMMONS.


State OF California, County of Nevada. Dis
trict Court Of the nth Judics 4 District
Of said State.
The People of the State Of California, to-
WllLl.iM HASKELL. Greeting-
You are hereby summoned TO appear and aus.
wer To the complaint of JEROME kEYES. tiled
against you within ten dav from the service Of this
Writ, II served you in this County. within twen-
~ DAYS II served you in this District and out Of
this County, and within forty days II served on you
In the state aud out Of this District ia an action
commenced on the 18th day Of April, A. u. 1860 in
said Court wherein Plaintiff prays Judgment sgai.
INST you for the Of Eight Hundred aud Fortysix
dollars, principal with Two Hundred aud Eighty -tN o
dollars, and Thirty cents intefest TO date am
eunting to Sll.s 81 alleged by Plaintiff IN this com
plaint 10 be due and owing to him from you upon a
certain promisory note set out particularly plain
ths complaint aforesaid together with interest
thereon al per cent per month till paid and his
cost OF tult.
And you hereby notified that II YOU fail 10
answer said complaint herein directed Plaintiff
vii take Judgment against you therefor by default
together with all costs Of suit and also demand OF
the Court such other relief is prayed for in Plain
till. said complaint.
In testimony thereof !. John $. Lambert Clerk
Of the District Court, aforesaid do hereunto set my
hand and impress the seal Of said Court at Office in
the city Of Nevada, this 18th day OF April 4 b.
lSe0. JOHN ;. LAIBERf. Clerk,
By Joseph ". Levey, Deputy.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

~ " Ny lad" said lady to boy car
rying mailbag. are You mail boy -
:. You doesn't thisk I'm female boy, doe.
you, ma'sm."
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

Arising from a bad state Of the blood or chronic
disease eradicated. and clear and transparent
surface regained by the restorative action Of this
Ointment. 1t surpasses many Of the cosmetics and
other toilet appliances in It's power to dspe rashes
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

II appearing 70 the satisfaction of the Court by
the Complaint herein filed, and affidavit Of Plain.
tins Agent, l.. slack, that good cause OF
tion exists az inst said HoIendant, and that the
present residence Of said defendant l. unknown. but
that hc is believed To- be a resident OF the state. on
motion Of T. W. Roberts plaintiffs Aiterney, IL is
Ordered that se rvice OF Summons herein be made
by publication thereof in the Nevada National, a
wecAly Newspaper published in the County Of Ne
vada for eight successive weeks.
MILES sFARIS, District Judge.
Attest-JonS 5. I-AMuu,r. Clerk
BY Jos. VI. Levy. deputy.
Nevada City, Cal. ipril Is. 1850.
T. W. Roberts Atty for Plaintiff. 3s-sw
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SANFORD'S CIRCULAR
z Q r I 8 so!
Agency Ter California Nnrseryinen, for
the purchase of Gooss aud Sale OF
Produce.

ns- The Subscriber has been appointed Agent
for the following named reliable Nurserymen and
owners Of Nursery stock:
SIMPSON THOMPSON, suscol Nurseries, suseol SaPa
County, No Irrigation.
Jonx lEwK1ING san lorenzo Nurseries, San Lorenzo
! Alameda County No Irrigation.
A. p SMITH. POmologica Gardens and Nurseries
( Sacramento, Moderate =
MARK FanxEY, Excelsior Nurseries. San Jose, "
Jas n. LOVE-, POuona Gardens and Nurseries,
/ San Jose. -
W. c. WALKER. Golden Gate Nurseries, (aOral and
ornamental san Franciso. No Irrigation.
sAruxK CHrRrH. Owners ofTrees, &s. grown at
Alameda, Alameda County -
ns lie has purchased a large Stock Of extra sized
Trees, grown in genial soil at san J"se, irrigated
but during the past season. aud has established
Depot in san Francisco. on
lis and 100 FRONT STREET,
wher. he viii keep for sale during the planting
season. (oF until his stock Is exhausted 1.-THE finest
stock ever offered in this State, Of
@rnit. SbaAf mn Ornamental GrRrs,
shrubbery, Hardy and Greenhouse
emAwB ysHsfs, sr%ps1w1musv,
Raspberry. Strawberry, Piaints. Field,
Garden d Flower Seeds, sc.
n- strict attention will be seven to the purchase
OF all klads Of goods be found in this market and
teis shipment 10 any part OF the State also TO the
sale OF Farm Proluee at very low commission.
Gs- 1t is believed that the great reduction in the
price Of Trees and Plants from those of last year.
will induce land owners to plant largels, aud to
such as desire to do great inducement will be OF
led.
af- No articles will he offered for sale OF an in
ferior or Of an sxceptionabls character, and with
this promise very large share of patronage is con
ddently expected
JASON L. SANFORD.
jan. Is sn
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

They that laugh at everything. and they
that fret at everything, arc fools alike.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

s8- Lord Coke calls the law stately
tree" Ii may be very nice tree, but it
ii has some very poor limbs.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05
PILES AND FEsTULa.

Every form and feature Of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders j. eradieated locally and entirely
by the Of this emolieut warm lamentations
should precede It's application It's healing qualities
will be found to be thorough and invariable.
Both the Ointment and Pills should be
Nevada national., 1860-05-05
Rad Legs, Old sore. and Ulcers.
ERupTIONs ON THE SKIN.

Cases of many years slanding that have periinacio
nsly refused 10 yield to dny other remedy treat
ment have invariably succombed TO a few applica
ions Of this powerful ungueut
Nevada national., 1860-05-05
ERYsIPELAs AND SALT RuEUm

Are two Of the most common and virulent disorder
prevalent on this continent. TO these the Ointmen
is especially antagonstic its modns eperaHdi' Is
Nevada national., 1860-05-05
POETRY.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

The free admissions OF all Nations as well as the
verdict OF the leading Hospitals OF the Old well
the New World, stamp this powerful remedial Agent
the greatest healing preparation made known
TO suffering men. Its rKNEIRAnvE QUALITIES are
ore than MARVELLOUS, through the external oriices
Of the skin, invisible 20 the naked eve IL reaches
affections It's anti infiammatory and healing virtues
surpass anything else record, and is Natures
wreat allv
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Scene tue stAuun uUuAc uuf1nB txf68t
unfortunate women exceedingly Interesting Various
stories told in The hope Of being discharged but al
being well known, they were locked up, and will this
morning be taken 10 JeneTson Market Court No less
than Of them represented that they had babies
home varying from two weeks 70 ten months Old in
hopes that the Captain would take pity them and let
them 20. The baby story Old not take, however, and
they forced to resign themselves 70 gloomy cell
over night One Of the girls stated that she had only
been IN the city ak week. and that she resided East
abe was actually forced 10 90 upon the streets In order
obtain money She also stated that abe had not eaten
anything for two days, which, upon investigation proved
true and tho Captain discharged her, and told her that
snc would 80 home IN the morning he would pay her
pe@sgc, which she consented TO do Those locked up
wsre conmed three and four In . CELL and amused them
seves y smgne sonss &C., nearly all night In fact,
& - 20 care very little, and appeared rather 70
benz ct to the public. -
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JCuEmines. Aiss bauer, " wheeaer, Mcneil MChan
and kSy, v Hos.sl shs0psrd and .dy, Z ksyno1.
se.e1 M Gsse, 4o.s ssnSoss. S9s iS; oass ssd Il
oeorEe. Davs y. II D.v. PTicSssd ChlsAorn, 9
oo~ds.y Joss H Jos fsSn' one Hsrssy 2ees
man. Gee Bcolss Acss. Morris. Frank Ranss loz IN
NonyolK, Ac-etsamship yorktovn-R J Weeks, Howe
e,. 2 Msdnsys, x ~ Rc.sa,.l x;s Bs,dsn. 9 Hsa4
Platte Jce xeads HodsGs Mrs. Cah. nrs esasssnsh end
ySs1, Ss Mos1y ~ % sss osssaf
eesly, Geo Rsp A Cchn and iadp : " Chsnler 4 Guild
ssrs biesi Hsy ~ ~ sayS a1d say s % ssSssS A.
MIS- Loedsh Ma Mosi o. d Tueisr, M " Ssl, NJ:
H:ss H 'sss S SSs7 E. ssss c.c. y: Ss.s
Jas nsude and servsni Ikerssa Fohnann 1ssy Hermann
y Burts livessde, James Morgan 8 LoussSury II
ga ana zsssss ShssS:n cs2s mss A Ks.
Samuel stern, Gcyse. Bsneh, WIN Baheer, Russell.
Ptngree: KiDesley, h HovlAnd- B CArssA, NV
FewhsL Mr Prensce- and 10 In The atcerske.
sAvAxS.H.etesmshp Huntavfle- Grimm Gunulnsa,
BsSss sisa S.n sifs'a au A'.Gass
kamu.l. Brown, kobe Doueass 0Ar6per, Jr, James
Hughes, IL lie vison Rev DR. Spring, Nrs FeIldmsnn.
NoR!oLx-steanshp Rospoke- Cruder Reed, q
Lane .dy and four chdrep Mrs Flstse chid ana ssr
want, Richard H Browne william Brown Jacob Story and
child ard l6 In u steerase.
10 ARRIVE
INV OnIkAEs-eeamsAp De soto-xp Denrisov ana three
chase. Mrs l. Gessy, 4 szd o Young, n, An
haet, nDeon.
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ARRESTS BY rnx HAHDoR P,rlz--OHcer Welsh, Of the
hsrbor forcs, arrested last night George winon and
BeDanin isseudcD, sesmsn. bslansng 70 ship Barnard
At pier No North river, for stealing ZOO pcur o
coaon from tne above vessel They had sold 10 man
stoian goods They were all locked up for examination
LAstnieht about niAc O'Clock officers Bsuey and Kama
arrested James Creden and Luke Hapwad for etesl,pr
quantity cf fab from schooner Lady scok lying a. pser
No Esst river. Both were committed for examination
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hrm, and holders demanding an advance Tea declined
"a. Spirits turpsntine dull 1t 87s Cd. 0ils unchanged
HAvRE MARKErs
IN tho Havre market cotton closed with declining ten
dency. Sales Of tho week $500 bales New Orleans
tres ordinasrs, lG6f.; do bas, s6f.
7" LATEST MARKErS.
LONDON, March 3-Evening.
Consoh closed q elx olK.
LvmPoor, March 3-Evening.
Cotton dull; sales 10 day 5000 bales
Breadftuffs quiet.
Provisions steady, bet Quiet
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he Proposed seventh Regiment Equip.
mcmtSs
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Muck has been said and very little done yet towards
Furnishing this splendid regiment Of citizen sodiery with
complete ouint Of camp equipment for their proaed
encanpment this summer. AZ is well b-, .,,. -,
ment has been % considerable both Il time ssd
mo. mo1eS au.ns "s year or two and for one feel
s~s visizens OF New York should In some manner,
them for The sacrnces thus madc and for
national spirit manifested by them their recent visit
Washington 70 naugurae the equestrian statue OF tho
time honorcd Fasher d his Country, we'll
q on other occasions which might be men
toned. A. / understand . willingness has been
nanifested by some Of our merchants and others 70
present the National Guard with complete ret Of equi
psgc, now propose to appoint suitable persou
tee To receive such contributions liberal minded
merchant princes may feel disposed 70 give toward this
worthy object, and, guarantee my check for $50 y
ready Il any moment 70 form nucleus TO work upon,
authorized 70 receive such subscriptions.
PUBLIC SPIRIT
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stPHmn CorM-Crcuit Part Nos 2isl, 1881
asss' 1sss lss1 sees Issl losl le45, 2x. ssa2,
Ne is1s sois ssas, lcis, ;Ss' ass, Ss s.sa s.Sa
14 SS7s 2s0 1893, So6l, 3o2s, 3o6 337o 1905, 1905
srrMoR Covl1.-Q1 Old CITY iD.-Put ! Nos
es1, 51 Part adjourned
CcaMos PIxAs-Psrt l.--Nos I74s, 4o2, 1896, 1881,
1871 1885, 1sA0 1871 1872 lsl3. 1s41, 1sas 1eso
1859, lS42, 1710, 1720, 81, 1893, 1924, z2l.
VxuD 6TAns Drnslc1 CouRL-Noa 62 10 n.
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cpATv Avn woROCco.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

There was no change In rates in the London market.
but aA increased demand.
american securities were unchanged.
oosssls clossd the Cd inst. a slsl and OAK for
money and account
N the stock market funds were weaker and consols
olosed The ID inss at pS. In the discount market
there was very moderate demand.
IN raiiread stoch colonial was duh. CauAda-Great
western, 12,k 12.G; Grand Trunk, s4,1 s4s. III.
noh Central bonds nrmer. On ths Paris Bourse rentes
were Inactive, and closed u 67f eoc.
LIVERPOOL COTTON NARKEr.
me nss cf cotton n the Liverpool market for The week
added up 5000 bales, os which 800 10 spectators
snd 1000 70 expcrts. Ths marksG was very duh, and
decline Of fully "a. had taan place, mostly the mid
ding and ower grades Tue imports for the week were
very n:,y2 ne ss,es Of the "a footed up - b.les Of
sisxas sss s ano.. ana for export The
MAD n;ssl:: ;:.............i;x .......cl: ~
Some circulars say there . was %9,s
STATE or rRAss IN xAxcHxsrEs-
me sdvices frcn Manchester report the market for
goods and yarns quiet
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs xARKEr.
kea1S. Richardson, Spence & % qnose -four nrm Il
2as 20s., and holders deraocing an advance wnoss
quiet hut steady. Red western 9s 91 los. 3D. whssc
los q: IA. Corn dull and Tie market noninaiy
LIVERPOOL rRovIsroH MAEEEr.
Bsef steady: holders offering freely, Out shs~iug
alas tla aaas Lard nrn and in good demand Al SIS.
sesdy butchers COS ecs. Cd. Chsese--fae qualities
LivRPooL PRODUCE MARKET.
me hoxers Circular reports ashes quiet at 2os 3D.
3ls FOR pots and sas TOR pearls Sugar quiet ana Braz
slightly owsr Coffee qset Rice urn: Carolina, TO ar
rive 23s. %. 25s Cod oil ss5 Seal oil f3s 4 f35.
Laseed oil quiet az 2sg 2ss 6i gosin steady M IA al
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The Aldsrmanlc Contested Seats.
The third meeting Of the special committee appointed
to investigate the claims Of the rival aspans 70 the Al
dermanc honers Of the Second and Eighth dstcs took
place yesterday, Alderman Genet in the chair.
On motion Of A. Oakley Hall, counsel Of Richard Barry,
the Alderman Of the Second district the committee agreed
10 postpone the consideration Of the claims Of George
Bckord to the representation Of this district a. no
appeared on his behalf. The Chairman also announced
that no appearance made at the next meeting be-
half Of Mr. Bckford, the committee will dispose Of his
charges against Alderman Barry az frivolous.
The committee next took up the case Of Peter Mitchell
and John Russell, in the Eighth district Mr.. Hall also
appeared for Mr.. Russell, and william H. Lawrence as
council for Mr. Mitchell The charges presented against
Mr. Russell were, that there Illegal voting the day
Of the election that twenty Eve persons voted whose
not registered In the district; that the In
spectors Of Election engaged In drinking intoxicating
liquors the day OF election c These charges met
the grounds that they not Of sufficient importance
toeeci the result Of the election and that the charges
against individuals for frauds in clectoneerng should not
be brought toward ~ arguments 70 nvsdate the SUCCESS
Of candidate in election. The representation on both
sides tedious and fully characteristic Of the verbose
reputation Of lawyers, but facts Of any importance
were adduced The committee adjourned for, week,
and sgnfed their intention to hear winesses In the case
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Our AsPanwalI, Panama and Hxvano
Correspondence--Tmmen Shipment ef
Mexican silver to Europe.
Inc North Star, Captain Jones, from AspinwaI, vis
HAVANA with Se2 passengers and SPECIE arrived yeStsr
day forenoon The North star sailed from Aspinwall
March ., At l6o P. N, arrived al Havana at Up. N.
on The lcth and sailed from Havana al p ~ same day
Lea 1t Havana stesmsh'p star Of the West MsGowsn,
just arrived from New York. steamship Havana, fsy
hours from New Orleans The North star experienced
heavy winds and head seas the entire passage.
The following is the specie LET Of the North STAR;
WIN. Heller Co.. .sl3, 800 J. Hecth & Bros 80 s21o0
eTnuse, Bros Co. $4,000 Balsr 4 Lander :. :. 2ob0o
echolIc Bros. 3,700 r. Ernstetn d Bros 5000
J. Heller Bfcs.. 1850 Eeussdter ......... .Sl0o
A. Rich Bros..... 5000
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ArrnopHIAnoye N vnGrIA.--T appropriations m ale
by the Virgins Legislature its present scior est,
mated 70 exceed Eve millions Of dollars.
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InterestiDg FROM Central America.
OUR BRLIzE CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR B1LlZB CORRESPONDENCE
BnHs, Honduras, Fob. 1b, 1850
Boy Llands Sursmdered 10 Hcndds-zss Residents Of e
Islands Disatigeed sOA 1s stats e Afaiys-Prus-
fos Of 7voubs-fAs People Arxing zasmsslces- Govern
mextal Changes and Appoiwtmasts- -Legatiuc Buines,
&C., &c.
The packet which arrived the 1lh brought out the
hua surrender Of the Bay Islands the State Of Hon
duras Tho residents therc are mot 1t all pleased with
their new prospects, and taking active to
themselves, and w doubt not declare themselves
independent and further. they win maintain that nde-
pendence. They have already engaged two hundred
Minnie rifles, and with them they will be able protect
themselves against any force which Honduras bring
against them.
The packet also brought u tho news that Mr. George
B0elcy, our Colonial Secretary has BEEN made Lieut.
Governor Of Dominique. Mr. Berkeley has been our
Colonial Secretary for nearly twenty years, during which
time he has the respect and Of every person
In Belize BY his kind, unassuming and gentlemanly
conduct.
Mr. Seymour has also been ordered home, but II is
not known that he has any appointment, and b sup
posed that he has beep called homo to give him chance
to substantate the grave charges he has made against
Chief Justice Temple and Mr.. Hodge. He leaves very
unexpectedly and probably very fortunately for him.
he 10 under the influence Of bad adviser, who would
be sure eventually 70 bring him into trouble The Le
gsature has just closed short session. Among IL acts
are Chinese immigration act, and Post Ohce act, by
which this settlement assumes the expense and ma.
nAgement Of the Post Ofhce here.
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FRANCE.


OPENING OF THE FRENCH LEGIsLAruRE-sPEECH OF
NAPOLEON ON THE ITALIAN QUEsTION-DECLINE IN
THE FUNDs-RxDUCTI0N or THE FRENCH ARMY,
ETC.
me French IAgislature opened ON the lst inst
m Emperor't speech promises every effort for the
a.snance Of peace rejoices at the sicable relations
With all the European Powers, and hopes for speedy
Desce with Cochin China and the just chassement Of the
Chinese for their perndy.
The Emperor also hopes that the italian aAirs a
preaching settlement and says that he has advised the
King Of Sardinia that Tuscany must not be annexed but
hat the wishes Of the other Italian provinces may be
eraned provided the rights Of the Holy Sec respect
cd in principle The safety Of the French frontiers, he
adds requires the annexation OF Savoy hs hopes that
frank explanations Of the question WIN the great
Powers recognise The justice Of the paim He profess
es asonhhment 1t The agitation Of the Catholic world
end points 10 his efforts On behalf q the Pope.
The French army has been reduced by 10000 msn,
and would be further reduced but for the Chinese
and the Italian occupation.
he Emperor concludes by referring TO the new free
trade policy and predicting The most favorable rssus
In the Inudon stock market the French Emperor's
speech mot saAoory, and prices closed u decline
Of X. Consols for money o4x OAK.
The speech produced slight depression the Paris
Bsurse.
rhs annexation o. avoy by France condemned by the
nsKsh Ministers.
ne Eashh journals protest against the annexation Of
Savoy.
Eh reported that Prince Lacsn Bonapsrts win probs-
by be proposed ~ King Of Tuscany.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~
ElRWAL ov rR SrRClssIAS lr ST. JOHNS.
1i1 --~~->~~--~~-~-~~~-~-~~
I'VE DAYS LATER MTKLLlGEHCE.
-~----------~~~~-
4 OPENING OF THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
/ peech Of Napoleon On tho Italian
Question.
|'HE INDEPENDENCE OF TUSCANY.
ANNEXATION OF SAVOY TO FRANCE.
g ---~-
MlCET FALL IN PUBLIC SECURITIES.
DRcLINs TN THE COTTON MARKET,
&a, 10, 10

mo steamship crcasaian, from Galway, wth London
aatss to the Sth inst arrived at g. Johns N F., yester
day forenoon.
me Crcassian's dates ave days later than those
ALREADY received.
TIE Croassian experienced head winds, but moderate
weather No ice was met Shs brings 300 passengers,
and viii sal tonight for New York.
ne steamship City Of Warrington, from New York,
rived Il Liverpool on The LIT inst.
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Assembly.

Assembly.
AIRAsY, March 15 1850.
Mr.. FAoln (rep) reported the annual appropriation
bill Of salaries and expenses Of ssste officers The fol-
lowing spproprasoas smsugst othsrs, were made To
pay officers and members Of the Legislature so6 oo0
onsry and expsnsss Of the Legslaure s2ooo satlone
ry for pubic Offices and Clerk Of the Legislature,
$4,000 expenses insurance department slo $50 for
State printing 900 for State and county Asricultu
raj societies % ooo for STATE prisons support S27S
Of New YORK Deaf and Dumb institution, S3s 900; New
York lnstituon q the Bind QS0 pupili), t21 ooo for
inccrpcrssed orphan ssynms, except Leake and
number numb nsnisusd ' iSics Asyaun, s,s,cso T.s.srs %
House Of Refuge, s2t ooo and for buldin $1,000; 70
Home, $780, New York HOUSE q Rstusc, 70 Sad female
department, SIS 600; New York Hospital. s22 soo New
York Eye and Ear inh!mary Opthslmc hospital and dis-
mis ana Norshvesssr dhpenaaries and inarmary
for women, $500 each Drcoklyn central dispen-
$50 each; BssoElyn Sonaospsshic dispenssry, 500
New York Juvenile Delinquent Society, ~ 600;
Board Of Oommssionen Of Pilots. 5000 70
ss pS survey q H. 1sB s
maintenance and expenses OF common schools and acade
4s ,ssssS Sp rom me s:s1s s9s s from deposits
State, and for granting ths Nanhssssa Gas COMPANY the
exclusive uss o. wharves and slips, were reported svorA
Mr. A. ennz (dem.) introduced bill to dissolve tho
resent Central Park commiaon, and TO create Nessra
nemann, Noes n. Grnnsn, Rose, Opdyke and Blatch-
ford The new CoDmiaaonsrA
bills INTRODUCED.
By Mr. VooRHus-To create Q ward out Of the
Eighteenth and 0xteenth In New York.
By 1r. Wmg1N-Io Incorporate the New York Volun-
teeyB Burial Nonumen Association.
BY Nr. CAIucorr-To extend the jail limits Of Kings
county.
By Mr.. JAoyn-To auihorise the Corporation Of New
York with the concurrence Of the Governor and Ator
ney General sell portion o. the City HaN Park for
Post once site For the better regulation Of the Marine
Court Of New York
By Nr. Mn19-TO establish staas Normal School At
By Mr.. NnIKKs-To compel the New York and New
haven Railroad Company 70 stop their cars At every sta
ton on the Harlem railroad from wiamsbrdge 70 New
York.
me- privilege Of the oor WAS extended 70 Major Gone
raj Wool a aFt ED
mo House agreed 10 hold evening sessions every
n. CAisaCogr oasd mp the resolution for eomuitsee
esly a . hie republican ea1s ofesr Altar loae and
aperty vote-the republicans in the Affirmative and the
Tho bill 70 prevent fraud In the sale Of passenger tick
cts was ordered 70 third reading.
The bill 70 authorize resident Aliens 70 hold real estate
was killed
The following members were announced - q Grinding
Committees-Messre. Miller, Collins, Payne NcQuade,
johnson, Fisher, Fulton. varian and Tucker.