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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
ASSEMBLY.

Mes,rs. PHELPS and ANTHONY presented Pc
ti,ions for an industrial Home for cast-out women
BILLS RLPoRrED FAyORABLf.
To amend the Flatbush avenue act.
To regulate the fees OF Register OF Deeds, Now
York.
TO regulate the sale OF fruit.
To provide for the more speedy payment OF yolnn'
eer. of the State in the service Of the United States
To amend the Brooklyn City Charter.
Mr.. CHURCH reported bill authorizing the pay
ment of the expenses OF teachers IN the Institutes III
the several counties the warrant OF the SGgerln'
tendeut of Public obstruction
Mr.. TAYLOR gave notice Of q bill to enlarge the
Champlain Canal, a. to allow OF the passage OF
gunboats like the ChamIlain.
Mr.. O'BRIEN gave notice Of the following bills
10 give the Supervisors OF NewYork the appoint
ment Of attendants at the Marine Court and Courts
of General and Special Sessions.
To amend tho Boarding iIousekeepers Lien law.
To amend the law OF Landlord and Tenant in the
City of New-York.
TO amend the New York District Court act.
PILLS PASSED.
To provide for the election by the Legislature OF
Examiners of the Accounts Of the Treasurer OF tho
Canal Department and securities Of the Bank De-
partnent.
Mr. BRYAN gave notice Of bill not to allow the
Hudson River Railroad TO use steam below DIZZY
fifth street.
The bill to improve the Central Park was passed
Mr.. LEAMY introduced bill to exteha 'ne
term Of the Office Of Constable in New-iork
Mr.. EZRA CORNELL introduced bill TO amend
the act 10 incorporate Telegraph Companies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ALBasY, March 3. 1862.

SENATE ALBANY, March 8, 1862.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. notwithstanding the lien law. q,
By Mr. withdrawing the general Kailroad
law. c. .,..;,,.
10 he Fire Department, Brooklyn, was passed.
On the part of the Legislature the proposed amend
ment to the Constitution prohibiting the sale OF in
toricating beverages. Laid over.
The concurrent resolutions referring to the con,
tracing Board oil Canal Claims, TO exuniue and
report, were called up, and after debate, adopted
Mr.. ANGEL called mp the resolution to refer TO
the Judiciary Committees of both the Assembly and
Senate the bills relative to premium notes gwen oy
mutual insurance companies. -,
After long debate, the resolution was LAID on inc
table.
In Committee Of the Whole, the bills relative TO
trial for ofcnses committed against joint stock asso
Citations and for the preservation of deer and other
game. were ordered to third reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
RECEPTION OF COLONEL A. NJ. WOOD IN
BROOKLYN

HIS ARRIVAL At MONTAGUE FERRY AND EN-.
TuUsIAsTIC wELCOME-THE PROCESSION
THE DECORATIONS ALONG THE LINE OF
MARCH-TIIE VETERANS OF THE FOUR
"reminiscences, INCIDENTS, Ac.-ADDRESS
by THE MAYOR, AND RESPONSE OF THE
COLONEL.
The reception Of Col. A. NJ. Wood by his fellow.
citizen, of Brooklyn was perfect ovaton--the mill
tary, iremeD civic associations, and thousands Of
persons not connected with any ,nizaton, turned
out TO welcome him and his compatriots who. like
him, were wounded aud taken prisoners at tue battle
of Bull Run. Notwithstanding the extremely dis
agreeable state of tie weather. the streets through
which the procession was to pass were crowded with
spectators from noon, and the time designated for
landing at the foot Of Montague street drew near
tho tbrong became more dense, until some Of the
thorougbfsres were almost impassable. The streets
were gayly decorated house where one
or mole flags were not displayed from the windows
or suspended across the 8 reefs. The flags OF the
nation State, and city Haunted from the City Hall,
and the main entrances TO The Park were decorated
with arches of laurel pine, and evergreens. while
the tops were surrnouned with representations OF
the United States and State coat OF arms. over the
main arch were the words IN large letters,
WELCOME HOME"
While from the other two were suspended the
word Union" in letters Of silver.
Fulton street presented u gay appesrance-iags'
baDlers and steamers were displayed from every
houre and from many houses miniature flags were
suspended from every window. A transparency
with the following inscription WAS Displayed nom
the store of Messrs. Hustled Il Curll:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
NJ. DAWES (Rep., Asss.), from the Committee
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"SrAyITsH ~ MONO, roRrirsK ~ ~"
(" Our Colonel ALraEp WOOD, the Soldier and
Pstno, true and hearty welcome !. extend. by bis
old comrades and the memory OF former happy days
equsled but sgrpssrd by the prssat Joy Of having
b ~ ole. moIe smoug o."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

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good or i'll, whether successful or otherwise that
ex pertinent has, in the slang vernaeular. been
PLAYED out. IL il perhaps not more than justice
TO the men who have constituted that Board to say
tb,, their labors and researches have demonstrated
the necessity OF radical change 10 our assessment
system. and have opened the way for much needed
reform.
POLICE AsD JUSTICE COURTS.
Mr. McCsbe introduced bill in relation to Police
and Justices Courts in the City OF New-iork which
created slight stir among the city members IL Is
the same bill that syy passed both Houses last year
and was vetoed by the Governor, extending the
term of office of tho present ncumbepts TO the yea
! 1863. Mr.. OBrien moved the reference OF the bil
to the Judiciary Committee, alleging tna! wa II
conflict with the Constitution, and vetoed last yea
on that account. lie evidently does not IKE th'
measure very we'll on other grounds.
| PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
| Mr.. CoddingtOn introduced his bill regulating an'
svaliIing primary elections, somewhat modihed iron
its provisions as when formerly noiVea' Ise pen" m,
provisions ale not now in II, but rs ID hardly com
pete in its details il would be premsturc to SAY any
thing further on that bead.
ANOTHER CITY RAILROAD.
Mr. Coddingon also introduced bill 10 authorL
the construction and use OF railroads IN twenty
Thirty-fourth Forty second, Fourteenth, Canal ant
certain other streets in New-York. The corporation
named are Jas. Is. Wilson, John Is. Bacon, Ephrair
Miller. Thomas j. Barr, Helekiah Raymond an
Edward Is. Phelps. This IL II charter for six dii
ferent roads, to be operatedb by one companythe urr
commencing ut the western extremity OF Chamber
street, and running by way of james clip to Souu
street aud returning through Duansa and West street.
to the place Of beginning. The next commences :
tho western extremity Of Canal, runs through Ess
Broadway aud Grand, and terminates at tho Grsna
street Ferry. On each Of the following s.,ee.s
Fourteenth, Twenty Thirty fourth, ana rosy
second, the route commences at the western oA's
ity and terminates at tho EASTERN running Iton 'n
North to the East River. The fare to 10
NETWORK CoNsrABLrs.
Mr.. Lcamy introduced a bill for tho pehcn' VI ~
city coosables. II provides first, that process
from the Marine Courts shall b. " execa'ed ny III
sheriff or any constable OF the city ana county
New-iork." The term for which cohsts ,S.s IT
now elected 10 also extended until Jan. 1904, IN
all hereafter elected to hold their oices ior 'hrs
wears.
TUE REBEL GENERALS.
Gems. Buckuer and 1ighman having enjoyed ID
lgood things Of Congress Hall sinoe Friday morning
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50G 3G d &gGg&.
Wholesale Grocery.

Va 2&lr cTTjrcn iWu 2~}crfaf fir Y,;Yat9sbasl9 unc
sSEccrHgrl1Ef N ltecg t~Clirtl0cu Suonrjtjt:
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81 Hh,S. GIt3 9tI5cryocc MjcloNc5
100 &bi0. NIN GrlconH wnc G,roS WctoncS.
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700 %0dc GITsC. SEQ Nitcn @Cifc.
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@:IcH &ts. Mad Ecd, Ntp Bacon, 6orS, Rcn SpeuleerS,
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Sr'%G &uttcT, GU,!trs Gh,ic. ocmoo,cncn Care. pftTc,
Aa'rlre, GiultorN. SGojao & g &lUc, Stare, Ncoit
Ne2oc, %eo GarC&, Ncrr gtnyS, 5o,I @cicn, Sinner,
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100 9'biS RjanrIon'S SIS Hgc gaE;Sr,r 100 S,,rrcrs IN
ItuCbart'e.
lON 90 6.ctS Sic'Nsc mo @3bjtt @Gjsfc,, 100 10 Sin.
5oN ~ Snrno1Nc" MCCntdiu HGNjSlcH, - 20 Stun.
l5O % Sueculcpl1 23b,5f,v, 20o 70 8ronos.
300 ep'G 1mrtcn 0bi5tCY, rcrihjcoCnt Srrcn.
NtOt Gcrutnc Ir5rlt @r0NcY, Nct. sin. Scotd SShjSfcs,
Sort Mtocctroe. Sbcrr7<20cjn, Glare. ms Gbamroorer.
Die %r,tnlttd tmpcrttylcN Giaarrcn itocr 2rt.
SSm. IS OtIOcc S0tuC.
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Nm. WALLaCE'S Pure FOUNTAIN Dew.
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
&trcr E~sctHttiu,

No. lG5 @rr0c-, ;lrjtcCt pry s, uuC l.. Str06c.
Der; rurIrttrnc,n @utihlH' rrH eitI,. nuu .wa,rjH.ct;
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@t1~. ura ,ggsu"isc Goal miro ti gCrcmmcNo@a 9aacn
Fc[.lt g~nvfOhIrw.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16
From New Mexico.

hANsAs CRY, May lO.-The Santa Fe
mail has arrived with advices from Fort
Graig TO the 23d of April Gen. Candy
was at that place with his command. from
whence 1t was presumed be would move to
AessilIa IN short time. The Texans
were on the retreat down the river, hav-
ing abandoned 35 of their wagons aud bu-
rIed some OF their guns When they crossed
the Puerco river near il junction win The
Rio Grande they separated into small
parties aud aed to the mountains. abandou-
ing their sick aud all those who could NOT
travel With tbs requisite speed
1t is thought the enemy will not make
another stand in the territory, bEt would
endeSvor to get home.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16
From Gen. MoCIellan,s Command.

From Gen. McClellan's Command.
OuNBER1ASn. Va, Nay I4.-Gen. Nc
Gleilan's Headquarters were established
here yesterday, and are now pleasantly To-
Gated on the banks of the Pomoukey river.
The main body Of the army is rapidly con
cSentrating at the point designated By the
Commanding General.
Inc QuArtermaster and Commfssary
supplies are in abundance.
Inc advance guard of the army under
zen. Stoneman still remains at the White
House within sight of the enemy's position.
cOntraband who arrived from Rich
mond yesterday states that between thar
city aud the Chickahominy river, a dis,ance
Of some seventeen miles, the enemy are
encamped in large force, where thew exS
Pect to wait the arrival Of the army of the
Potomac. ~
As the rebels fall back they drive before
them the most of the cattle, sheep and hogs,
leaving only such things as they cannot
THo explosions were heard yesterday in
The direction Of the Chickahominy, sup
posed to be the blowing up of the Railroad
oElu&eS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16
From Fort WRIGHT

CHIcAoo. Nay ia special dispatch 10
the Tribune. from Fort Wright, dated 10Th
Last evening the rebels commenced
sGeilIng the place behind CraiEhead Point,
which, until yesterday, was occuuied by
oar mortar boats. They kept up the FIRE
during the night, the shells exploding wide
OF their mark. They are provided with
mottars equal in weight of metal TO those
used by the Federal feet.
capt Minslow vas dispatched by mail
steamer yesterday to ST. Lous, for the pur-
pose of bringing our .ams to this place as
soon as possible.
The gunboat Louisville. which has been
stationed at Hickman, has Joined the
Preparations have been completed on ell
the gunboats now here, which. in the
opinion of the ablest engineers, viii most
edeetually render useless any rebel con-
triVauce Of the ram species.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16
More Rebel Prisoner.

WARRINGTON, May l5.-In addition to
the steamers Hero and Kent, which brought
hither the released Union prisoners from
Richmond last night, the Kenuebec has ar
rived with upwards of $50 wounded reb-
els from Williamsburg. These men are
bnt slightly wounded, and are attended by
rebel surgeons and nurses.
A strict guard is kept, over this boat
and no visitors permitted.
The steamer State of Maine has also ar
rived with $50, the j. D. Warner with 400.
and the Elm City with 400 sick aud
wounded, from the various Union regi-
ments. They are being removed to the
various hospitals to-day.
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bands now led on by hope of plumber, may
oe disappointed and discouraged. WeWiil
oe cheered by these manifestations of pa
tr1onsm We expect You to awake shake
on the lerthergy that hangs over you -
Strike for the freedom of yourselves, your
families and your homes Strike prompt.
" and BOLDLY, and our GOntederacy may
yet be hrmly established. This is our last
and only recourse.
Those who see this Circular will also
be commissioned as sgents of the govern
ment To advance the purposes indicated
full letters of instruction win be furnished
them.
Signed, JEErERsox DAVIS,
President G. s. A.
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8g 01Learagh.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Condition Of Beauregard's Armv...
DeSertionS.

Condition Of Beauregard's Army--.
Desertions.
CHICAGO, Nay ia special dispatch to
the Times, from Cairo, says:
BY the City of Memphis, from Pittsburp
Landing; we learn that on Monday. two
rebel regiments from Kentucky aud Ten
nessee, attempted to desert their cause and
come over en- aqEIe to the Federal army.
The euemytheld them in check, and mutt
ny ensned. A strong force from our adj
vaneed lines was sent over to interfere, and
in short time returned with about sixty
prisoners, mostly from the ranks of the de-
sorting regiments.
The prisoners give doleful account of
affairs in BeAuregard's army, and coufirm
the previous statement that the troops
from the Border States are anxious 10 re-
turn 70 their former allegiance.
The story that the enemy lack provis-
Ions, is denied by the deserters, who say
there is plenty of subsistence at Corint6.
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DIspateh from Gen. K.u.v

Gov PeirPoint received the following
dispatch from Gen. Kelley this afternoon:
SPENoER, RoAXB, Co., May l3.
have just arrived by way of Reedy
Greek. The column under command Of
Col. Rathbone. by way of Big Bend. il not
yet in; nor that under Lieut. Col BOY. by
way of Smithville. trust they have
fou'rd theenemy.
was attacked to-day about o'clock,
p NJ, in narrow pass in Reedy creek, nv
suerrill"s firing from the mountain top,
but fortunately no one was killed or
wounded. Ny men made gallant charge
up the mountain, and returned their FIRE
with SO much spirit that the guerrilIas
led aud made their escape. am satisfied
that THERE is no force in these counties
but returned refugees, probably three or
four nundred
B. F. KELLEY. Brig. Gen.
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From Gen Bank, penartmsnt

STRAssuRG, VA, May I5.-The rebel
cavalry in email parties are around our
front, apparently watching our movements
aud hunting up deserters.
An attempt 10 tiauk our advanced post at
Marrow Passage Crrek was frustrated last
night hy Gen. Hatch, Chief of Cavalry.
without an engagement
There is nothing later from Nilroy than
The skies are cloudel aud threatening
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s@-OoNOERT.-Daniel Relchel, the ceIe-
bIated Basso, will give grand concert at
Washington Hall on Monday evening next
He will be assisted by the best amateur
musicians In the city. Reicbel is said to
be equal, if not superior, 10 the famous
Carl Formes. IN
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