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SpEEaI AotiEEs.
RENO ~.
RETURNED 10 HIS OLD

no nH - AhAN III ~ HlO OnD
Ii stand, UNDER THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
where be win continue to Keep choice assortment
ofthe most improved kinds Of SPECTAoLES. All
his Glasses, whether ior near far ground
under his own Inspection, By machinery Of a new
construction vita the greatest care, e. 10 suit the
eyes in all cases. curing Weakness pilEiness or In
hammation o. iho eyes, and imparting strength Cor
long reading or me sewing.
EB- N II. soLoMoNsoN would here inform the
public that he never employs any In the sale OF
his Lenses.
EB- Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, COMPASSES, &c, kopt on hand.
~ ARTIFIClAL EYES inserted without pain,
e. perfect a. natural
OTucE-No. IsO Superior st., under tho American
Hotel augD
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEil HAIR DYElI
WIN. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYEl
The only HGr8,losS and Reliable Dye knOgR
The Original and best in the world
All Others are mere limitations and should be avoid.
Cd Il you wish TO escape ridioule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly
70 beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without
the least injury to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded 70 VIM. A. Bachelor since iSae, and over
eouoo applications have been made 20 the Hair Of his
WM. A. BACuELOR'S HAIR DYE produces
color not 10 be distinguished lrum nature, and is
y , ~ n9I 70 muir h n t9 Il, s & ~ Hos Bes
Eomodisd the Hair invigoratcd for life By this
Mado, ssld and applied Cn private roomsl at the
Wig Factory, No. IS Broadway, n. Y.
Sold In All cities aud towns Of the United States
By Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
B1- The geRuine has the name aud address upon
steel plate engraving four sides Of each Box, Of
lanl7 No. 232 broadway, n. Y.
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HAMMONDSVILLE COAL OIL,

J. J. ROCKAFELL0W,
General Agent. Office on q. P. Pier, Cleveland,
Ohio. mar23R2t
TOKEl COKEIl COKElll---
" H. WALLACE a SON ARE NOW MANU-
FEATURING Coke from the pure HAMm0NDS-
WILLIE strip Vein COAL, which is superior
70 any other Coke in the market. We can furnish
Testimonials from numerous manufacturers who are
now using it, aud who speak Of its character in the
highest terms.
Also, a constant supply Of Hammondsville Strip
Vein SMITHING COAL; and also for Domestic
purposes.
Being located Immediately on the line ofthe Cleve
land a Pittsburgh Railroad, can ship with dis
patch to any part Of the state. Orders solicited
"A. IA. WALLACE & son,
HammOndsville, Jefferson County, Ohio.
January 81, 1850. feblR5
O.J.HUssEr, Pittsb'g. ). G. HUssEY. GEO. SINCLAIR
HUSSEYS & COMPANY
NOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Pittsburgh,
salineyille and strip Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL
for Smthing. Office on the east side Of the Cleve-
land Pittsburgh Il. 4. Coal pier, Cleveland Ohio.
Orders LETT at Hussey a McBride's (WInslOW's 3
Warshouseo will receive prompt attention. decl7
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Bachelors Hair Dye is sold by
CHURCHILL & BROTHER, Druggists,
RIO s. W. corner Ontario "a A Public Square.
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OF AMERICAN WO-
MEN.-Read notices in the Tribune since Dec.

Gaylord & Hammond, VIM. Fiske., c. 5. Macken-
zie, T. W. Sackrider, Cleveland. And by Druggists
hnawn
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Gnal
4NTHR4CTTE CO4L-

GORDON MCMILLAN & co. OF
" FER for sale to arrive, and in lots TO suit pur
ehasers, the residue Of cargo Of Lehigh Coal,
CRATE and furnace Sizes which for quality is superior
TO any they have ever been able 70 obtain IN this
market and is the used by them for the past
two winters. augl4: R3yO
THE HAMMONDSVILLE MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company have on
hand at Wholesale and Retail, from their own
Mines and manuiactOries-
HAMMONDSYILLEC COAL, for Gas, Steam, Smith
ing aud Domestic use.
HAMMONDSNILLEC COKE No. l, for Manutaoturl
HAMlIOFDSVILLE COKE No. ?, for Domestic
HAMMONDSvILLE FIRE CLAY, well ground,
and dry.
HAMMONDSVILLE FIRE BRICK, common pat
tern, and wedge, side wedge, circle or arch and
cupola-
HAMM9NDsYILLEFIRE CLAY RETORTs AND
CHIMNEY TOPS.
HAMMOEDsYILLE FIRE CLAY TILE, Of every
pattern.
HAMMONDSVILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COW
ERS CT TILE, every pattern.
HAMMONDSYILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VA
SES, plain and ornamental.
HAMMONDSNILLE NITRIFIED WATER PI i,
GAS PIPE, &C. Of every size and variety, en-
bracing single and double branch screw, bends,
&C. Also,
HAMM0NDSVILLE COAL OIL,
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9tarAmarE.

A PPLE PARERS-WHICH PARE,
IA Core and Slice-what every family should have.
Price " cents each. For sale by
COLWELL & CO.,
aug4 .l43 Ontario st.
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Atturucgs at 8aw.
3t0tEls.

MANHATTAN HOTEL.----NOs.
lNl 3, s. and Murray street, "a door from Broad
way, opposite the Park, NeE York. Huggins Fling
PrOprietors. NJ. Huggins, late Of Pearl street
House, Boston. IL. q. Fling, late Of Lovejoys Hotel
New York. decl
DAGG'S HOTEL, DETROIT. THIS
u House is located directly opposite the Michigan
Central and Grand Trunk Railroad DepOts, and near
the landing Of the Cleveland Steamers and Buffalo
Line Of PrOpeers. Passengers stopping at this well
kOwn house, will tIty CeHfs Omnibus fare be
tertained at less price and quay well at any
other rst class Hotel in the city. It will be found
In every respect desirable place for the travelling
public, pains expense viii be spared 70 make
R. MCDONALD a CO.,
may2i I2t fruprietOrs.
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DORCELAIN KETTLES AND
- CoLWELL 4 CO..
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rHR CHILpREN,s HOUR.

- For TeIegraphIc, Market and Marine
News see Eourth Pace
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ana REnIEpIFs BY NIAIL.

Look over the list; make up 4 case Of what kind
YOU choose snd inclose the amount In current note
or stamps by mail to our address, at 56Z Broadway
Nev-York, and the medicine viii be daily returned BY
mail or express, free Of charge
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an active, eheient
Agent for the sale Of Remedies In every town or
community 10 the United States. Address Dr. Hulf-
PHREYs 4 Co., No. 562 BROADWAY, NEW-YoRK.
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GAYLORD 4 Hammond, @. S. Mackenzie, VIM Fiske
and 4; w, Sackrider Cleveland Ohio; Roberts 3
samuel, Columbus w. A. Graham, Saadusky; Car
ter Brother. Erie Pa alsgf
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IN. HARRIS & CO., Proprietors,
For Western States. Cincinnati, Ohio
To whom all orders for the above Medicines must
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DLATFORM AND COUNTER
III Scales-large and small Sizes Spring Balance
fOr GrOoers Butchers and Families. scales, Steel
yards and Patent beams for heavy draughts for sale
By COLWELL co,
nnnl La Onlarin sfraat-
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photographs.
8tsEEllattE0Ms.
CLEVELAND

FEMALE SEMINAR
MILL ENTER UPON ITS 9Th
w Academical year on Thursday, the sixth day
of Septem her. 1850 under the fOllswinR
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HAYING TOOLS.-SYTHES,
Snaths, Rakes, sythe-stOnes, &c, for sale By
II. X. RAHNOLDS,
guuarfor
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEiI HAIR DYE

WIN. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYEl
The only Harmloss and Reliable Dye knopn
Thu Or5cn.i ana hast I'm fbs u-oridt
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any other consideration There may te a few OF ~
delegation ecatered about upon committees but they are
universally oyeft0rGe by large maorles OF the cDuptrE
iUs,es. TIE Chsrreap os C,mmeroe ard Navigation IL
printer, OF Bnnao; Gates Rochester broker: and "a
cn Almost measure Introduced relating 10 she
CITY OF New York VIII 81 pto Ponds committsa--~a
ciiy-sboro IL VIII Do groaat out 10 safe the w,ahea ~
certain city peculaiofs o. the right party shade
Tt Lemon slave case up n the Court of
pTeSgui term. The repuhcaos about the drinking aa-
looms 81 Congress Hall and the De!avap ooa-
grotuaung Other 10 the anticipation that the wishes
" The party will be grauaod M tia. decision They
Bert that ss the Court is rightly constituted e. poll
Tics. IT VII decide the case not allowing slaves 70 ~
transported through The state. Has the Appeals beach
becoooe political nlaehBe2
The Governor ia already impotaned by Of appl
cnnts or to few appointments be has IN bs be-
stow tie New York applicants for harbor masters aud
port wardenR-the Law allows eleven OF the former and
-FOUR ~ the iserMe buz2rg about the capital Ike brs,
ann hxns Va with every person who expected 10 have
AhteDce ID TIE executive chamber For each place
are ss many hs onzsn patriots, scsch Of whom has
suffered msl wonderfully for the party sake Ths most
UNFORTUNATE young McMulen, who is holding over IN
cobs'gnthre oi disagreement the Senate last winter
lie os enjoyed the patronage OF the office Of Port wards
rome i've or six thousand dollars in conseg nance Of the
non Confirmation OF q SUCCESSOR The torn OF Mr. HAn
As Cana Appraiser expires, and there are score AZ
black patriots each expecting IT, But as Hall Is sound
republican ed,tor out somewhere along the southern
aud especial pet Of Bray Dickinson and the honors u:
Farmer Abel, there 10 no such ,hing ousting him.
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UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR At H.nv.an cor,ros

UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR AT HARVARD C0LLndE--
FOR some time past certain "cosge ricks'' have been
psaclced oy the students Of Harvard University, which
have been quite annoying to the faculty. and not quite
creditabis to the young men who have performed them
stu they we're not hanging matters, acts requiring
the employment OF armed force to suppress them So
much for preface. The particular misfortune which hax
involved respectable people in trouble and placed the
University IN unjust relation the students and their
parents ths: For some time past the Bibles Of tho cha
pels Of Harvard and Yale Colleges have missing and
was known that they had been abstracted by the
place the New Haven Bible in the pulpit the Cambridge
Chapel and in like manner to place the Harvard Bible in
the Yale deek The Yale College 'jokers' had perpe-
trated their 'joke At two o'clock yesterday morning.
Cambridge student Mr.. William II Forbes (son Of MI.
John b. Forbes Of this city, attempted the chapel
with view of sustaining tie honor Of old Harvard So
far this was harmless enough although violation Of COL
lese law but young Forbes, while entering the church.
was seized by policeman Hilton, who was placed IL
the church to detect the authors Of previous
nisderneanors. g" A vigorous resistance was
made" and now we give the narrative Of n
person who has close knowledge Of the factssdurnp
which the detective discharged his revolver without
injury TO the student who struck him heavy blow with
Baltimore billy and then surrendered being apprehen
sive OF second shot The two remained in the chapel
all night, where they found by the jantor hear
ing vas had yesterday before Justice dd of Cambridge
port who committed the student 10 Sa the result of the
officers wound, which understand Is not as serious as
at first supposed The affair Is greatly regretted by all
parties. Mr. Forbes is favorite in his class many Of
whom have experienced his kindness during sickness and
financial distress. His first act to send classmat
to the ocers house to express his and offer
any possible assistance" We have here given what We
believe TO be faithful statement OF this unfortunate af
fair and do this in order to avoid MISREPRESENTATION
We cannot place the facts before the public, however,
without expressing our dsapprovai Of the of those
who placed armed officer in such relations with gen.
temen, who, though they may be guilty of acts quite
repreheDsibc in themselves are not 70 be treated M
burglars and bghwaymen. There was no necessity for
pistols in this case. No keenly feels the con-
sequences Of this misfortune than young Forbes He
grets on account Of the injury done TO the officer
count Of his family aud of the college Of
which he has been member.-BoSoa Couri1, Jan. ~.
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Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1860
hills INrQnnul,Iil

ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1860
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. COOPER rep )Ts provide for the election of in
spectors and canyassers in New York; 70 terminate tie
term Of office OF The present officers tho LIST of S.pem
ber and provide for tho election OF by the Board
u Supervisors.
Ply Mr. FISHER rep ITO incorporate the New York
Bay Steamboat Company, vita capital OF oue hundred
thousand dollars.
By Mr. F,HES--ro extend 81 Felix street, BROOKLYN.
To authorize the purchase Of certain lands for Sing
slug prison.
~ Mr AbtLKIs (rep, TO incorporate the Minstrel
Fund Association for the aid OF members Of The theatrical
profession
By Mr.. fccKzg (rep ITO divide the Sixth Judicial Dis
trct making The Eighteenth aud Twenty urst wards
SIKH csuic and the sixteenth aud Tseaeth wards the
Eighth district.
By Dir. NAs HORNE (rep ITO authorize the laying of
double railroad track 10 Brooklyn Kings county and New
town.
Notice was gvon of bill for the payment Of the nte-
rest on Canal drafts
The House adjourned over til Monday at seven p II.
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NEW YORK LEGIsIArURR.


ALBANY, Jan. W, 1890
Tue bh 70 amend the section o. tho act for the
pof@ion OF companies to navigate the lakes aud rivers
60 rs TO make Apply to The waters OF Long Island SQUAD
WAS reao third time and passed
Bills
Dir Enho {rep'l Introduced a bill exsmpung aremcn
irom axauon 70 the amount Of i've hunared dollars.
Mr.. RonSEsoN (rep) introduced bill repeaNog the
act appointing Commissioners OF Record in New York.
Nj CoNs3LY {de1n.) introduced a bill cxemptng the
New York Academy OF Music building from all taystiou
for the next seven years.
Tho bill for the repeal of the State equalization law
was reported for the consideration OF the Senate.
s HAMMOND rep introduced bill FOR the construc.
non o. RAILROAD i. Seventh avenue and other
New York.
Mr. j. hoiEop MuRrN (dctn) introduced bill legally
ihg inc resolution Of the New York Common Council OF
New York providing for the extension Of tho pier the
south side Of pier No North river.
Adjourned till Monday at seven O'Clock 7. N.
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CITY Politics.


MEETING OF THE AMERICAN GENERAL COMMIrTnE.
The delegates from the several wards to this body held
meeting last evening at 1871 Bowery F. C. Wagner being
temporary chairman.
After the calling Of the ro-by which forty dele
gates were ascerainei to be presen-thc COMMITTEES i'm
mediatey commenced the ballot for regular President
The last ballot stood as follows
Whole number OF votes cast. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
tWNeesHiS W Cuoice ZZ
For }. n DugaDDe, Of the Sixteenth ward ...... q
For +. c. Wagner Of the Seventeenth ward .,.,. II
Sos.Wrns.... 10000. -....-...
Mr.. Duganne was then declared elected. motion that
he be declared unanimously elected received some oppS
son but was finally carried
Upon being escorted TO the chair Mr. Dugsnpe express
ed his thanks in an appropriate speech.
The following other officers then appointod-
Messrs VIM Sokeley and q. G. Deane, Vice Presidents:
Benz W. Winans, Secretary; Jos. A. Kenyon, Assistant
Secretary; L. W. Parks treasurer; aud Messrs Andrews
Whitaker, S:okeley, Frost aud Scoied, Committee on
Rules
motion was carried that the officers of the various
Councils elect shall appear for inslment at the next
meeting Of the Committee.
gentleman said that he had been looking around the
room, and could not his friends on account OF the
smoke and as dsagreeabe to him. he would move
that the Committee Rules be instructed to prohibit
smoking at the meetings OF the General Committee.
Tue motion was carried and the meeting adjourned.
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Arrivals and Departures.

From New Orleans and Havana in The sseauhip Moses
ben Gap! 4 Morton, Camp, q Smith A Gibbs. n
sier Capt Bartlett, and . in Storage
From Port Stanley, Falkland Islands IN bark W Friend
Capt sweeney lady and children John Smith and part Of
the crew OF ship Helen Miller.
From Richmond in The steamship Jamessown-F Prince,
Mrs DILLON and child Helper Cap: Stone. Capt Pal
Hatch.
For ILserroo b the steamer Canada frm Bosto1-Capt
Oliver Eldrdge Jas Clarke Clarke, Ms Anscn DEXTER
Mas Martha Josin Mis- harriet Nichols Mrs Rowdch and
son, q Boston; Asa Kngsbury, OF Roxbury; w Smith
Byrne. Edward Brooke, Lppod, bichard Rnsseli
Suydns Locke York. John Hope Providence RI Joseph
Barker las Wallace Marxsarn, Phiiadelphia Fling.
MIS- Maria Fling. jos Parker, Germannwn Edw Morgan.
Tennessee Mss Jane waighton, Iowa. Samuel. San Fran
cisco fc sssrsnsnio II and Ms John Quinn and In
George Washgou nsnche.ser Eng Thcs Fswn, resdencs
not rven-A For HAMfhx-T Croasktn, W Ptkin Bontop-
Thompsoa, n CrandAn, NYork Saunders, Phladei.
pis; II sud M q Joass Read Hamiiton Halifar
UosSr1a, Newport, N6; RoCerA Prince Edward Laand
fsr q fSoaas. ia he bark Teress-Mr spd Mrs. VIM
~ snA Mr. A fndAy md chidrsn, Mstfoten, Mssav
vRWscouoo z Grsy, q Hot q B.mc, JOIN Clsxk,
0OWaan Sonun1Gs
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York bat ibey arc oely drip IN the bucket compared
with what WI be hereafter brought before tue Iestaa
tore haf Tie citysAs of N.S York 10 not hnd bills
hese rrnoy'o ti"m rom ther osn property, they may
tliDS lhensriyes fortunate
leu"r was received here lsst evening from proai
nent reputicAa n uhot o roEgrcss, sahg tnat thpgs
begia q i0D. siug ior them .at number OF the op
losti"u neOrels y gin 90 G's ~cat 10 The kueea.
Beta Houses have adjourned unit Monday niphi
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COrOners' Inuuests.

FATAL FAlr--coroner Jackman yesterday held an in
quest the body Of Isaac C. Bennett 60 years Of age
while at work the building 577 Broadway Thursday
last, fell through hatchway to the floor beneath, dis
lance OF sixteen feet ractung his collar bone and
raj Of his ribs. The injured man conveyed hs
residence whore he died in the Of the night The
Jury rendered verdict in accordance with the above
facts aud censured Mr. NJ Peyer occupant Of the pre-
mscs for not having the hachway properiY guarded
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Tho following petition is being circulated FOR signatures.
for presentation TO the legislature
To TIKI HONORABLE SENATE ASSEMBLY OF TN, STA7x -
NEW YORK
We, ihe undersigned, citizens OF county respect
fully request the attention Of your honorable body the
necessity OF protecting the legitimate Of thu Erie
Canal agans, powerful and competing railroad corpora
lions.
While the credit Of State has nearly exhausted
to pronoe lis welfare that or iss ctzeus,
sirucon OF public work, which, for its magnitude and
facilities. 10 unsurpassed In tho world, notice ss
banks railroad of recent Gate dividing profits by md
lions, derived from che legitimate Of the canal
thereby throwing an overwhelming burden OF taxation
upon our cii2eDs, seriously e6ar assng the State TeA
soIy, and cstering 10 sacrifice the interest
10 The Greecy enterprise ot private moBopaiiag
Your PETITIONERS would, therefore, earnestly mend
the cnsc'oen ~ - for the purpose of t1ing frsght
CARED over al alioaus Of this State having compe.sg
iniefes's EHh Toe canals curing the Of canal nayi
pa'i Ana at0-t ncossirg ha theory OF tha pro rata
neghtbai c"Esderea by yDus boaofate boy IT'S isst
sessoc-~fu q respectfully rqs' st the passage of
MEASURE aud ieenig assured that the enlarged Erie
cauh ~ih rs steam scl ties VIII preclude successful
conpeuon ia freight transportation, either East or west
by any solterA southern route your petitioners via
gray. &C,
Iopk ~ these figures and calculate upon the cos. and
receipts u ou state canals aud railroads Wtaess thai
while our citizens are laborng under annually increas
ing cauai debt powerful railroad monopoly has grown
u at one time dividing among us stockholders prodts
the enormous amount of IS S94 5QDa greater than
the original OF she Eric Canal has since paid
fat sivdenes at the expense OF our canal revenue.
The of state ais, report Of 1883 Wss
s54 $50 6t5 The cost OF the New York Central Railroad
when consolidated and State tolls taken from her freight
(D 1852 s24 1874 $50 The annual gross receipts Of
these two Institutions for tho past years beoa
fcllows:--
Compare the Railroad freight coann with the Canal
business: that explains the whole mstter.
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for several years making further sttmpts for aid from
the &, neral government The Hudson Ia tho great
est M Of the Atlantic the Northern States aud
ia bosom are transported rne enhs az the productions
OF caaacs and the Great West detention OF u day
upon the not only INJURIES the transport s,ion
lines the river but impedmen. is olt along the
borders Of great naod lakes aud the Immense terri
tony lying around aud beyond then MOI withNandipg all
this ip uaionai point of view belief Is that the
safe of New York the cities OF Albany and Troy, TO-
geher with private suLsor tons, viii be the means Of
improving the navigation Of tbs Hudson river, II it is
ever doue.
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Albany, Jan. 10, 1860.
Snarling Cceninq the Comnlitecs-Candiiafe for Coer
nm-Nsw Fork, Usual, iqnored-fnrlston by Ogics
SsSsrs- four Of the LodJyyhe lemon Oase dc. dc.
The struggle FOR the championship OF the important Le
gislave committees has ended Mr.. Conkng Of the city
OF New York, who entitled, according to all Iegsa
tive proprety and parliamentary dcccncy has been osted
from the charmanshp OF Ways and Means which held
during the last session He has been placed inferior
position and the Chancelorshp has been awarded to Mr.
Fagler, of Niagara This the most important commit
tee and the person at the head enjoys and an
influence second only to that Of the Speaker himself How
Mr. Conkng will be able to digest this palpable and mark
ed insult mains to be is hardly be presumed
that he viii consider the affected qd pro quo ashrman
on insurance satisfactory apology. He scrutnized last
year every item Of expenditure with Hoffman vigilance
and for this the lobby overthrow him. But Mr. Flag
Ter is to be the next republican candidate for Governor
perhaps was due TO him that he should be entitled 10 the
privilege OF making his mark at this session Of the Les
laturc. He will announce himself the anti railroad can
didate and be properly thinks he can succeed by mount
ing on that hobby.
The next committee Of responsibility is that on Claims
During the last two sessions the acas constantly prey
ing upon the almost deunc Of the State treasury
have had rather I'll luck In attempting to brbe majority
of that committee Hence the struggle for this
year. Mr. Fuller made chairman at the behest Of
he lobby This is well and generally known. The re-
porters OF the Independent press will keep their eyes
upon the course which he pursues The advantage tho
lobby always gain IN having snew mn' TO deal with
because the ctams" appear fresh to them. Bu. should
the lobby present TO the House committee convincing
csen rejected the people have some reliance upou tie in
tegry Of Mr.. Truman in the Senate That senator has
most rghteousy protected the State treasury for
years against the vulturcs He knows them we'll They
WI mot be ablc TO "pu the wool his eyes" and Il
any claim bill passes through his hands, viii have been
There d not q member Il the Now York delee,,,oo
placed mon any commHse- relating :" tfr 'vss-
diy-eiaer ~ oouusrce. trade, AucPA,, msro4nsic "