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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. %, 1861.
Dir. FIEIRO mad a majority report by bill from the
Commute on Military Affair, Knitting the teuure Of
Office ia the militia stating that the bill reported
for the consideration of the Senate out Of respect
for the Petitioners than from any favorable judgment
on the bill
g The bill amending the NewYork Central Park act,
wss reported favorable.
TIE bill to require street contractors ia New-York
TO he confirmed by the beads Of departments, was
ordered to third reading.
An executive Of the bill to extend the time for
tie collection Of taxes 10 Oneida County, was AL
ncuDced.
spirited and somewhat spicy debate followed on
the quettion whether the I'LL should pass not With
standing the veto Of the Governor
Messrs. SESSION, HAMMOND. AID LAPPAN
commenting with severity On the policy of veoes ssu-
cd on quesiors Of expediency only.
The bill paced over the veto by large vote Of %
10 3. T7ose voting to sustain the Gosernor, being
Metsrs. Goes, McGraw, aud Murphy.
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PASSENGERS Arrived

In sfefEi.Aip Mofdnr from hadHrhs-Aiu Amy Rusor
Mrs " Ibsegang and children A. Navarro, d. Nora A.
sutton, Cochran Crane captain Of Pori brig Flowsr run
dew BY Am brig Madehs John Dart John Crawford Michael
Iprahar Thouus Tomas ". Pouson b. Wright y. Leth.
en- A. b. Davis NJ M. Chghsm Hughe, Hafin5, Nsyas
J. Hudson c. Ilacsbb A. Patterson. L Van Easel W. I'm
ford
A. Spi.r Brow n Thos. w Lyon, DR. T. Lloyd Geo Whitfield
Jrof VIII field Capt II. r. Parker, Mr.. Cooley I'd Aleu-
AleI Council and lady, jane, LevE VIM. Hatch A. Nc
Near Thonss GoTlnsn, and II In steersgr
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SWITZERLAND.

A BeIne Telegram Of the 18th says it through
tie medium Of the Swiss Consullt at Algiers that
Mr. Golden proposed that Switzerland should mediate
between tie contendng States of America The Fed.
era Council had declined the proposition on the ground
that it not qualified for such an office but at tho
same tine expressed thanks TO Mr., Golden.
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ASSEMBLY.
HOoE IDLI.
The SPEAKER announced the 4,

The SPEAKER announced the following Select
Committee on the proposed amendment to the Coosti
tuition 10 prohibit the sale Of intoxicating liquors ~
beverage: Messr. Wager, Angel Chapman, johnson.
and Ellirgwood.
The Annual Appropriation bill was passed, a. was
also the HalfMill Tax Bill to pay interest on the debt
created under article of the Constitution; and tho
bill authorize the Commissioners OF the CanL Fund
10 invest portion of the Canal Debt Sinking Fund In
anticipation Of a tax for completion of Canals.
The House then vert into Committee Of the Whole
on bills on the genera! orders.
Tie bill to prohibit the Croton Aqueduct from injury
during the progress of the work required for its i'm
proyement or enlargement was ordered TO a third
reAd w.
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FOR STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS, &C,
THREE O'CLOCK.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THR NEW YORK TRIBUNE
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN.
PoR1LAsD, Thursday, Feb. q, 1861


The steamship Canadian left Liverpool at l:39 p.
m., Feb II, aud Londonderry on the evening Of the
18th and arrived here at n quarter past seven this
morning. She has l05 passengers.
She reports having passed. in the forenoon of tho 3d.
the steamship Yigo. bound east. All well.
The steamship North Brton, from Portland, arrived
at Londonderry Feb. Ia.
Tie steamship Teutonis, from New-York, arrived at
Southampton Feb H.
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Cleared this Fonenoon.

u.hlp.-Colun bia Berry. Charleston Spoord Teson
4 Co Mont gonery Berry, Savannah H. u. Cromwell Co
IaTi-Reirdeer Lanfar Bsrbsdoes II TrowbIidses Soma
Brjgs-U Leeds Grant Thomsaon, Netcaf Duncan; KIa
beth MeLes Br Jean, st. John, H. Gordon. Bruce Nc
Amh .
Rod, Robins Philsdephs j. w. Mckee; Crenshsw, Mos
EicbmonS C. H. Person Co. Ann Bartlett, Bartlett WI.
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Esrort for President Buchanan.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Feb. %, 1861.
battalion Of the City Guards design showing their
respect for Precedent buchanan, his retiracy from
office by giving him an escort. with full ranks, from
this city to his home ia Pennsylvania.
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Ara. a.. o,.,r,sa lat night In gold and sn''s
a,,;pss, s.saS,isbment AZ No. q Ann street.. A., 4,
sns1s morning. al O'Clock Ere eT0fs 0us
The fancy store q Mr.; !; 0 ,Ss s,n NO Iassas
Company.
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Internationally
Dprw ~ FRENCH

PRODUCE CONaIssIOs AgEoHNSrS
RgTI ~. CHEESE EGGs, POULTRY, GAME, GHNN fLoCRa
PoEE, &c.
No. q Erie Biildings, Now York
Literal CASH advances made on eonsignmei's.
reTeencg-D r. Martin. President Ocean Biuk Nr"to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
N. ". whsIesaIc Price, Of Cennsry Produce.

Ros THE WEEK ENDING "WEDNESDAY FEB n, 1851
lhF0''ed exclusively for TIE YOHk TRIBUNE by DAH"
NOr,cr TO Cossesons OF FARM FaopucE-Pu, everything
ciuding weight with tare count and Of articles Also
took bill Of particulars inside Of package marked B
std swsys send by mail with notice when and no" th
CosnsoSs-Fo selling Berries Fruits &C. where packages
returned ard small lots Of stuff 10 y cent Other Farn
ooT are for ,Ies Of good Produce in good order at
whole realize and not JoObes or SPccua
BcTTEK-The weather Is and Spring liSe-not stim
atir to TIE The export dem,nd lie" active
trade In the city ' not large bat the
receipts IF The last few days have been very hewy Strictly
fine Barter Of which theei but little se' readily On the
sho previous SU rates The problem OF rc or M s divide,
che Of the trade The utter unGe't.iny il regard 70
future guess work Al she present writing the bears
Es =. r. @ choice IA GIG
Osuee Co. b......e2 d2a Western Penn, fair LILO 2
Mss sSS: ss i & S ss
Halfhrk do strictly CHI IS 0l9 Western dlO
Do do, fair to good..l3 OH Grease Buttes.... 8sd-
tnsps choloe'''. @l9 hou Butter as
CHEEsE-The market Is dun The shipments are made TO
large by the BY receivers account Of owner
s regular ssDSts' %s but vs,g few NV '"
Oh to extra CHI, b..lo 1lei Ohio, good 70 extrsS n
EI e s SsSr English Dairy ali
BxEswAA-SOusheEn aud Western, + b, soa?2c
BvckvnEaT FLorR-We quote good to choice, 100 n,
BsSs continue in fsi demand previous rates We quote
Pee kages iucludSd;
pleolnrs new v Ou,. pN''"-
6S b.............l wal beans SOGl Ov
Marrow, new, y bull 50Gi s.
COUNTRY DRESSED BoGs-The receipts very lght
ard prices fraction better. Choice lots bring q ne We
quotes
Seruftd, heavy weighing 200 n and UPWARD. SD
Ccsr!ed, me dpm, weighing 100 to 100 m .....'. 90
Corn FED light aud clcsa, weighing 20 TO ITO b. 90
EGes-Tle demand Ia. good the rec PTS during
the Last week that l e doz has beeu e'hed
Esg nicely packed in preferred 10 those IA
ont They turn out general ruiz in bset conti'n and
freight much less think shippers i'll gaia 10y adopt
ing iii style OF packing We ouotes :. .,e,
JeseY Phils y doz Isl Q1tg Western doz '.'''o "os
state choice. y dor. 0ltsi
FURs The following quotations iudcate the preea STATE o.
the srkst as nearly able 20 make thcu quote
Nor. end Fan. Wes'ezn S,tnein'
No. J. No ]. 70 a.. "A
O.,sr n ,ieca q Snr Is % - 500 50 81 500 81 20
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INDIA.

A Calcutta Telegram Of Jan L. via Point De Gale
reports the import msrket very dull. Shirngs were
drooring, and Yarns inactive. Exports were steady
GlOl Money ehEY.
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Latest ria Londonderry.

Liverpool. FrO IL, 1861
CoTros-Tbe Brokers' Circular reports the sales OF
the ~eek % 900 bales Of which 1900 to sPecaators and
e1poers The market closed doll with holders
pe.,irg stocks decline Of ID principally mdding
ind lower grodeS. Tho sales Of Friday 800 bales in
Guiding specnar and exportor the narhet closing
ecung tendency IL Of the Of the
Bsnk Of interest y cent which considerab. sur
srds
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&c. fuox,s Fsb TO- issl1hs prepeas Gen sGfss y, ~.
eo a. 4 e6 having ths 2l.s u eneeanlessa vsy hss
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American. =. c,,c-,,
ell rourd The stock Is accommodating and consumption largely
declining
STATE OF TRADE.-Tbe advices from Manchester are
unfavorabe There IL but little iuqur; and prices weak
Their. are runners OF working "short TIM"
BEEApsTUYFs.-Thc market il dull with declining
tendency, owing to the advance In the Bank rate.
PRoyisIoss.-The market is quiet.
MOsEY.-London, Friday noon ConsOls 81 Gr.
The Bullion ia the Bank Of France has increased
during the mou,h a. 900 franc.
AMyRIcAs STocLs.-Illnois Central shares, % 90
dccuLt Eric shares 20! 1901 NewYerk Ceuta .haros 72g
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PoT.SoSs-The old Is nearly all cleaned out common
.o,s are entirely out receipts on Jer.ey have been
Ia re for 30 esrIy In the About w Dds
,s.sved a,us the from Michigan aud Chicago
those Michigan moderate sZe but VIien ana ,
hngur az IS y Dbl Those from Chicago larger size oIt
starred with the prarc soil and are bringing " IL y DOL
h aher We nnotR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

brat sails ke the hull and schiney supposed to BE- In
ured.
lBy letter 10 Ellwood Walter eq Sec BID Of Undsrw1ite
baITNoRK. Feb &C. The slip Patterson previously
ported having returned leaking IL dock
She leaks but little now, as she lies in the mud.
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spoken.

% inst, o'clock Fire Island Light bearing NJ schr
IantsmcUnt from Neburyport for Dsrien, GaB stesn;us
Thos. Freedom, Capt. ,. MorelL
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Country tm'd and cared weighing S5d69 s 6t e
CITY suehter trimmed and Cared weighing 6odt3 aoA
CITY Slaughter trimmed Ascension. weighing so06B at dS
The receipts OF Tukeys axe very heavy lo tne
ard the demand l. Ii especiahy toi those OF NE
Pricss have declined since Last report July &c Chye
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Pigsf d, flight. feath-
cred. y doz........
Do. 90. picked Pdoz
Csnyss-bsCk Ducks, t.
palr...........s...sl
Wood Duck, y pair. BE-.
Biloxi Duck, " pair.
Tesl Duck, T. psir....
MsllsId. n pair.
PfsiiieC Chicken ,trsp'd
moi drew n, y pair.
PIsiTie Chieksps r'gh.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-23
Vermont YnssdsEAs

Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held at thei
Office the l6th day of October next, at O'Clock ?. NJ
for the choice of Directors and the transaction Of any
other necessary business. Per order,
CHARLES DEWEY, Secretary.
montpelier, Sept. ., 1861. 237w3
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, SEPT. %, 1861


nOCTOR r. W. Hill would respectfully inform the in
~ habitants of Hardwick, vicinity and Community, al
large that he has removed to South Hardwck. Caledonia
Co.. VT, where he intends to make the Treatment of Can
cer its Darios stages speciality in business, in
connection with Chronic Diseases, private or common
The Doctor feeling conscious of his ability in the treat
ment Of the above named Dsease-rom 80 years expert
in the treatment Of Cancer and all conditions OF the
system, producing that Disease. he would say to the
afflicted, one, all and the Doctor will advise
you what to do. All Counsels grauitous ANY amount of
References will be given the credulous application
The Doctor is regular Physician Of the old school
means all he says, and no Humbug.
South iIardwick, June 81 1851. 1857
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Making per cent. FOR the year enl-
ing Aug 1861 Said per centage be cast upon the orig
inal amount premium note without reference to any
Endorsement and to be paid the II easurer at his office
in Montpelier. before the lGth day OF Oct, 1851
Members of the Company will find in the hands OF the
Representatives eect the legislature schedule showing
Of due from each respectively; and
they are particularly desired to that the money for their
assessments forwarded to the Office in October The
mens must be paid when due little attention to this n
the part OF the Members of the Company will them
pense and trouble (See sec. Act Of incorporation on your
P9lcy) j. T. TIURSTON Treasurer.
Montpelier Sept 2, 1851.
n The publishers OF each weekly newspaper withn-this
State are reoueste insert the ab1ue advertisement in their
respective papers three weeks sucessvey and forward their
bills for ayment,
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Nathan gaD1yarai's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden Ak
WAsnIn GroN DISTRICT, 49, Montpelier, within and for
said District on the 4th day Of September. A) lS1l
SAMu Ell ID. HOWARD, administrator on The estate Z"
y Nathan Howard OF Barre III said district deceasei
presents Li> adminisi ration account Tor settlement =
Whercpnn !, uldeIed Eat The sae he referred To me
TIh day of Sept n. 1861, the Probate once, IN SAID
eynnirati and aioYaEte ana that all con
renet be Nc titled Of the publication of this otei
in the Green Mountau freeman, printed 1T Monpe'er
three weeks success lively may he, That they
nqy appear tt said time and place, ard if they catse
object fhpret. ~ tr 'ef u lhe touIl,
o98w3 Ate54, 7. il. Il EERILL, judge.
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$czss9 DGpg Central sta5sgsa:saa.

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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance

NOTICE OF 4sSEssMENT FOR 1881.
T1IlE Members If The Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company ale hereby notified that the following assess
1nen have been made Dy the Directors all Notes in force
Z The following laNs. to wit =
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prSaSTae sIOsassfs.

STATE OF VERMONT At j., c2URTs y fo1aa
.ad will be holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier il
said District, on Tuesday of each week during the year
ensuing. Persons having business with said Court are re-
Guested to attend to the same on said court days.
7. y MERRILL, Judge.
hpr1
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FOE
W - CID tSr co
Ahead of all Can, pntit;a,,

Aheiu OF 81! competition
oGS Of them manufactured last year-more than double
the number OF any other first class stove in
one year, in the United States.
THEY contain al the Improvements which are in all the
- hrst class stoves, and the advantages and improve.
iAents over other stoves are il part follows:
Isl The arrangement for broiling the front hearth
an Improvement overlooked in other first class stoves
1t mas also the same arrangement for brong on top
81. a thorough ventilation Of the Oven.
3d. introducing hot air draught to the fire chamber
thereby increasing the draugh of the Stove
lis operations, and enabling it TO throw more heaa
matter much and justly complained eff in other Stoves
ttI An important improvement in the application of
the Hamper, which throws the heat around the oven
ON Mucn gre alter weight, consequently heavier plates
ana more durable as we'll as handsomer castings
9th draft damper at each end Of the fire boy. So
that the fire equalized and gdle will heat as uck
as the other, also heating the oven in half the time
TN Fire back protected by soapst0ne so it cannot
burn out.
GAIN addition to the above Improvements it has all that is
combined in other first class Stoves viz Hot water
erYor, Warming Closet Rooster in front Baker on TOW
Doors lined with best Russia Iron, &C. &c Further III
stove IS warranted TO do the work with as little fu4
other stove in the market, and in superior manner
Al who want rsticass Stove should never buv nnt
they cali and see the Good SAMARITAN as they have in
cry instance given satisfaction, 50 "
an the exclusive agent for the sale of this Stove in
Noeef and sell it trial for any reasonable lencth
OF tna; SO all are safe in buying.
nave also as ful an assortment of Common Stoves on
rama as any other dealer in Washington County and sell
as low as any one in the State. u nEWrIr "a
Montpelier, Dec. 10, 1850
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commcaces .Nonday, august -, lSGl
y',s Inv C sxos-t,r Mart ,rlE TNest

Trains Going Gorth and West
leave Jontprer, At 800 A.G ESQ ard AS F. 81.
ETAih TRAIN connects at Wtndsot6 g. White River
III junction with trains saving 3ostru and Springfield
13G n, day. and New York previous eVeninG
leave Windsor at 1875 arriving at Burlington at 90
Rousea Point at 10 Montreal ut 1880
ard Gghtnsnrgn 1T 3O i. connecting at oIicnsbufgh
wtF Graud Trunk Railway, for Detroit Chicago and the
West.
AUrOMMUD leaves Mortified at G.Z5 !. NJ. fer
BURLINGTON 2rd RouSes Point
EIGHT EXrRESS connecting at Windsor with train
which New York at co. A, NJ, ana at White River
!Hnction with train which leaves naSton via Lowell at
- P. NJ or Lawrence, at co IN the previous day
Leaves White River junction at II 20 arrives at
Burlington at SIS M, ROusa's Point at 30 Mon
tiea AT 30A. md at Ogdenshursh at Leo M con-
Meeting with >eamersfor Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and ne
West
Trains Going Somt, Rnti East.
Leave Montpelier at 10 A. NJ. 90 2. H. and le BOP y
Mail train leaves Rouses Point at 90 NJ, St. Al
bans at 90 a. NJ, connecting at Burlington with Rutland
and Bungontrans for Saratoga Springs, Troy Albany
&c, conntciin- at White River junction with trains
Wells River, Littleon, While Mountains, 'i0n &c. and
for Boston, Lowell, Worcester. &C., and connecting
Windsor vita trains for Roston, SprIn sied Hartford,
New tavan and New YORK, arriving in New York at II Is
P.
EXPRESS leaves Rouses Point at 10 49, II Connects
there with train from Montreal morning, con-
1T Burn with Rutland AMI Burlington Railroad
FOR Troy, Albany and New York, and arriving at North
bed at 2 80 P.M
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Ogteraburgh al II so A. NJ,
Montreal at 45 NJ, Rouses Point at % NJ
ing at IurnLto, win Rutland and Burlington Railroad
for Toy, Albany, and New York. at White River june
ton with No rhern Railroad for Boston, Worcester, -,
CARRYING IN BOSTON at 10 NJ At Windsor with Sulll
Railroad for Boston, Sprine ieii, Hartford New a-
ven and New York.
Sleeping cars attached to both the Night Express
tra5 running between konses Poiat and Boston, and
between Ronscs Point and Troy
Through Tickets for Chicago and The west for sale at
the principal stations C. MERRILL supt.
II. Adams, VT, August 10, 1851
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, ard 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
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MgssRs HENRY ?. WILSON y Co.: deem Mrs. VII
sons Hair egencrator and Hair Dressing the standard
articles OF all hair preparations have, in many in
stances known them to restore the hair where it had
fallen off, dandruf restore the hair to its original
color, entirely the most painful headaches-and in
some instances most serious humors Personally have
been a sh2rer in several Of these benefits.
ltEY. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. z.
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II office.

PPLICATION will be made to the next Leg stature
y annex the westerly part of Emcre TO Moristown.
Auy 9th 1861,
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(
Amount OF duty paid s., on the -, $50
This may save the government some few dollars in
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feet nsai steD & unfortunate case but he thought
TIC uestg o. coans sntcient for the poet one
i-I'. he moved postpone the TIL Friday cvep-
sog.
Hr. kltsAS though. Tat ample time had been given
&c enable the e5uL ~ prfp.rc themselves tie case IN
Nhsp ie '-in'ons " al printed He deemed II due 10
The character 'e ous. that the case should be dis
roser Of without acoclees delay
htssfs fFeDoeyysst ard rethil favoree the motion 10
postpone and HessIs- Lngham and Barber opposed It,
The motion 10 postpone TIL Frida evening was lost
43 10 40
Mr., xFISAs then moved 10 postpone till to morrow.
Carried
NJ, WATs moved 70 refer the bill to provide for the
sn~ndrneslt Of the New York charter election and its
Submission to the people 10 the first Committee OF the
Whole. Lost.
Ar WERsrzR reported complete the bill to enable the
Supes vss Of New York TO purchase Court House eite
ard Il was ordered TO q third reading
rbe bill regulate the business oil pawnbrokers aud
reduce the per oentsge their loans had progress in the
Committee Of the whole.
The b,ll relating 10 the proceedings against nsolsen.
debtors, which exomps all property acquired after the
assignment from execution for past debts was ordered
10 third reading.
motion to reconsider the vote striking out the enact
ing clause the bin provide for the inspection OF
boilers il New York ard Brookly was laid on the
table, thes partially reyiving the bill.
The Assembly adjourned
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ALBANY, April 2, 1881
The bill relative TO the public health Of the city Of New
York was taken UP in the Committee of the Whole the
pending question being on a motion OF substituting bin
creating Metropolitan Health district.
The New York members made gallant fight against
the bill Messrs. Hardy, Hutchins and others spoke
strongly against It's principles
Mr.. vARiAs moved to amend by repeating the charter
Of New York city.
Mr. CHAPMAN replied that we might do that, as the
people Of New York bad already threatened 10 of from
the Union and the state.
Mr. VArlAs replied that the gentleman seemed resolved
df i've he people Of the city TO such course and 1t
would not be surprising they should adopt 1t rather
than TO submit to state oppression
Amendments were proposed giving the appointing
power the Board Of Supery sors then to the Mayor and
temptroler alone instead OF the Governor all Of which
were lost Progress reported on tue bill in the
tnittee aud la the House.
The frends OF tho bin moved to adopt the substitute
and order IL TO q third reading but they were out gene
rallied by the opponents 81 the measure although the lat
ter the minority. and the report OF the COMMITTEES
was agreed to a, the bill remains on the general orders
II evidently has a majority ~ Tho House.
The resolutions for the amendmert OF the constitution
for reorpsaizi the Court o. appeals were reported a
vorably from the Committee OF the Whole, aad their
passage recommended
Mr. VouxG moved important amendment giving
10 the Board Of Supervisors the power to h all the slh
res under the Health Commissioners aud striking out
tie saarFs 6See in The btu, which, after considerable
a. bate, WAS adopted. by a vote OF 80 to 80,
EVENING SESSION.
when the House O'Clock the special order
being tho defatis % tue report OF the Committee
to investigate t1s charges against Jay Gibbons vas an
nouLcei
The SgArrp presented another communication from
r G. Csk'o! Jr counsel o. the accused AGAIN asking
DELAY until Friday evening the ground that counsel
are not prepared for Argument the reason given this
time being the death q Mitchell Sanford and the ue-
cesslty ~ eu gaginc senior counsel
UNr PuRsg expressed tie hope tfst further delay
would be allowed suspicious abr VI that the House
INTENDED b. lei The matter slide through without action.
Jwas now late IN the session and II by accident or de-
on the subect suffered to fall through u would be
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