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The New York herald., 1862-03-02
TIE ARMY IN KENTUCKY.
= DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.


The following deaths OF soldiers reported -
George Brown. Company c; a. Scott, Company II, and
William Eormet Company F, New York cavalry.
John saypor,, Company I, and John Morgan, Company
E, Eighth Pennsylvania cavalry.
Sergeant Patrick Cunningham, Company A, Ninety
eighth Pennsylvania.
Henry =. davenport, Company I, Seventh Massachu-
sets.
CORTLAND schoncld Company l. First Pennsylvania
serve corps.
w. Paddock Company j. Fls, New Jersey cavalry
John Taylor, Company L, First United states cavalry.
= Ebenezcs lorston, sappers and Miners
Thomas Joies Company X, iiiycishth New York.
William sspaugh, Company G, Fifty sixth New
York
G. W. Van Dozen. Company c, Sixty ynrst New York.
Charles 5l hpson, Company X, Tenth New Jersey
airy.
William Iiavorstraw, Company y, Tenth Pennsylvania
Richard Gift, Company II, Fifty second Pennsylvania.
Lysaader S. Phillips, Company +, Eighty fifth New
York.
Daniel L. Hall, Company Z, Eleventh Maine.
W. d. Potter, Company A, scvoniy sixth New York
Peter slley Company f. Ninc,y.eighth Pennsylvania
WIN. H. Beach Company c, Ninth New York cavalry.
Ashbel Pcase Company c, Second regiment Berdan's
starpshooters.
Chas. Usblrn Company I, 10ith Pennsylvania.
sam s. Williams, Company l. Ninth Now York.
Thos Codrington, Company C, Fifty second Penn.
syvania.
Jas L. Green, Company T., Seventy y-sevcnh New York.
W. E. Atkins, Company A. Second District Columbia
vounteors
Francis Neddo. Company p, sixty second New York
Chas. Shepard, Company b, Second Maine
g. ~ Howard, Company T. Eighty-ninth New York.
G. Rhodes, Company II, Eighth Now York cavalry.
N. Flctcicr, Company i, Nnty.arst Pennsylvania.
+ Hicks, Company d, Eighth New York cavalry.
Jonah licndnl, Company +, Twen tlrd Fennsy yvania
L. Sullivan (member of hand) First Long Island voun.
teors
D., A. Reed. Company A, Third Vermont.
Jno. q. welis Company J. First Pennsylvania cavalry
Henry Badger, Company l., Fourteenth Massachusetts
artillery.
Francis flttngor, Company d, First Long Island
Private Gricsman, Company F, 10Th Pennsylvania
H.D.Kiig, Company G Eighth Now York cavalry.
Levi Barrett Company +, Firty.second Pennsylvania
Daniel u. Williams, private in Fifty-nnth New York
Volunteers.
: Major Monks, Company A, Seventh Massachusetts,
Jos. Dorns, Company +, Thirty sixth Now York.
-Jno Warren, Company d, Second Maine.
jos. Slack, Company G, Thirteenth Indiana Volunteers
Theo. Iolos, Company + 104th Pennsylvania.
Samuel T. Dowo, Company G, Eleventh Name volun-
,teors.
Henry r. Myers, Company :, Fhty-nfth New York
Volunteers.
Albert Lyon Company A, Second Vermont Volunteers.
CONGRESSMAN ELY's FORTHCOMING BOOK.
BY the way, the Hon. Mr.. Ely is about publishing a
book-a sort Of Journal kept during his imprisonment a.
Richmond-in which we may expect somo rich rarc and
spicy Developments Hc is said to havo created pro-
found sensation in tho bosoms secession ladies' and
converted thom the Union cause Won't he toll us all
about it9
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United states Marshars OMcc.

MAHcn1.--Un,ed States u.s. Van Rensselaer, Abrdhams-
The defendant committed for trial by uutcd s,ates
Commissioner, charge Of councrcitiug in fennsyl-
vania The warrant for his transmission TO Philadelphia
was signed by Judge Belts United States District Court
and entrusted 10 Deputy Marshal Borst On proceeding
to the Jersey City ferry the prisoner was taken from tho
federa authorities by tho service Of writ Of habcas
cornus issued by City Judge McCunn.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

FIRE IN CEDAR STREErA nrs occurred last evening NJ
No Cedar street, at about twenty minutes past nine.
The premises in which the fire originated were occupied
as an umbrella and parasol stick factory and broke out
ou the second floor in the oe the building. AZ
rounsman NJ. Fogcrty was going his patrol rounds ho
discovered tho Ere and the patfo, took
To extiueush the same.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

LAUGHING GAs.-Dr Cotton will give his next oxhibi.
tion Of tho laughing gas at the Cooper Institute omor
row evening" not Tuesday as previously announced. On
this occasion the full National Band Of hs Seventh reg
mcnt will open the entertainment with concert.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PInLAprLrnIA, March 1, 1862.
Stocks firm. Pennsylvania State 5's, SO: Reading
Railroad 2i Morris Canal, 40 Long Island Railroad,
H.; pennsylvania Railroad, 10. Sight exchange on
New York nj par.
PrIA DELrpA, March 1882.
Flour declined 12ikc.; supernnc S. 25. Wheat hrtn;
sales 5000 bushols red, 81 SO; whto, 81 80 81 d5.
Corn firm: sales 900 bushels at 55c csc. Mess pork
unchanged Lard sac, Whiskoy icm sales 1000 hbs.,
al 26C. a 27c,
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CAPTURE of a Rebel Captain.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 1862.
The Journal has advices that tho rebel Captain John
Morgan has been captured near Scottsville.
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The Canadian Mails.

PORTLAND, Me-, March I, 1862.
Tho Canadian mails for the steamship Bohemian left
Montreal at soven O'Clock this morning, and will probably
hs fifteen hours in getting through the roads are badly
blocked up with immense piles OF snow.
The steamship Bohemian will not leavc for Liverpool
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
ElurrIcu.

HARr-FisIGAS.-0n We inesday i, brua-y 25, by tho
Vicar General, Very Row DR. STAIRS, CHRISTOPHER HAT
OF Brooklyn, 10 MARY G. FiSIGAS, of New York.
Voy SrAsYDoycK--H trTMANN.-On Thurs lay, February
81 the Church OF tho Most Holy Rcdeemcr, by the
Rev. Father Kuns, ID. j. VoS SPAENDcScK. OF Flburg,
Holland, TO Miss RosSE L. HARTMAN, of Manheim, Ia len.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
Arrival OF Col. Lee and Major and DR.. Re-
we're In Boston.

VCre III bU3CUH,
BosToN, March l, 1852
Colonel Loe and Major and Dr. Revere of the Twentieth
Massachusetts regiment arrived here last evening They
were received at the depot by Governor Andrew and
staff and large crowd of citizens who greeted them
with hearty welcome and enthusiastic chcers The city
of Roxbury propose giving Colonel Leo pub
lie reception some time next week.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

Generals Bucknor and Tilghman will reach here to-
night and preparations have been made to have them
dine at Fort Warren tomorrow Sunday.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

Prizes Cashed In all Lcgalized Lotteries.
Information given. WIN. LOCKER,
% Pine street, up stairs, room No. g.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

Rupturc.-Whitc's Patent Lever Truss
differs principle and action from all Others is light
hold and cure. Pamphlets graf - Bond street,
New rk.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

Cristas;oro's Hair Dye, Prcservntivc md
Wiss-The best In the world, wholesale retail the
dye privately applied at No. 6 Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

The New Shuttle Lock Stitch Ma.
chimes, manufactured by the GROVER BAKER Sewing
Machine Company No. 4y5 Broadway greatly
all other lock stitch machines either for family
turing purposes.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Tnc Best in the
World harmless; reliable and instantaneous Sold and ap
piled at BACHELOR Wig Factory, IL Bond steret.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

At .JeHers', No. 573 Broadway, Ladies'
Dalmoras SO aud 50 50 misses 70 and 81 chidrcns
81 81 and 81 2l JEFFERS, 573 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

Tho released prisoners not yet arrived but are
expected at early hour in the morning.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

Trusscs, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder.
braces Abdominal Supporters
Drs. GLOVER THORNE, No. 4 Ann, under Darnum's
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
Three Hundred Released Union Prison
crs Expected ut Philadelphia.


message having been received that three hundred
released Union prisoners would reach here tonight, ex
ensve preparations have been made by the volunteer
rereshment saloons receive them and large crowd
Of friends gathered around the railroad depot.
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Arrivsis and Departures.

LrvERPooL-Seamship Hibernian at yo-tland-Mrs Os-
borne children and servant Mrs Stalker Rev Bishop
Ginguss, Mr. Harseares Mr. Wnks Ensign Tarns ReY Mr.
Mourer Rev Mr. Aubeit Mr. and Miss Tozer Drinkwatcr
l. kalesch Il Walker, yWath Mr. Rorke ~ w Shaw and
child, Mr. Hammond, w GI2unner Alex Tn arm, Nc McDo-
nald, and G2 in the steeragc.
DErARTUREs. 4,
misunderstanding Rol noke-Chas Fisk, noA Crane,
Capt Palmer, DR. rs Titon USA; Lieut. Il fully
uSA; VIM Barrana Mrs Mars and two daughters Mary Ha
boy, A1phonso de Schowitz, and in the stecrage.
L,vERrC0I- Steamship kangaroo-Mrs Agasse anh child
Mrs Angus and two children, Mr. Gilbert wife and child; Il
Grinne and wife, Geo II Hoppoek Holmes and wife
Mrs j Bagey and daughter, Thomas Shocks, l. Ryan
Richard De Wertt Raac.and others in the steerage
$i79,0O0 in specie.
Ohcinl Drawings or NIurray, Eddy q
Co.'s Kentucky aud Missouri State Lotterles
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS l0l--March l. 1869.
Is, 29 -. g. 50, 20, As, 10, 46, 81, IL, ~, 40.
KENTUCKY. CLASS lO2-March !, 1852.
II, 4S, So, So, 80, -, 81 So %, 81, rs, 1a, 3.
Circulars free of charge by addressing either TO
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Covington. KY. or st. Louis Mo-
OMcial Drawings or the Kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries
KEN7UcKY-ExTRA CLASS 49-March ], 1862
GO, 46, y, 55, "a, 80, II, AZ, a. 6, 81, Ii, g.
DELAwARE--CLAss 162-Maich l. 1862
AZ, 3, 81, II, 8, 65, Is, l6, IL, "a, 49, 76, TO-,
Circulars sent by addressing
Wilmington, Delaware, Covngton Kentucky
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New style 'sCartcs dc Visitc," at Charles
X BILLS Gallery 6o3 Broadway See advertisement in
another column
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nUsrE ToMs CaiIS'' At TIE NEw YORK AlIfEy RtM =
Messrs Lewis Baker and George Rycr--actors better
known in the provinces than in this city-opencd Wal
lack former theatre last evening with tho title Of the
Now York Atheneun" and new version of the pay
of "Unclc TOMS Cabin" The Athcnpum promises to
produce only the moral and religious DRAMA and "no
theatrical performance is given in connection with tn
pious plays The congregation last evening large;
tho pows nearly all filled, the choir, led by Koppi,z
good, and the pioce very preachy. The "emlncnt
Der of the Philadelphia judiciary who prepared the
Ahenrum adaptation has avoided, with signal ability
All the strong points and retained all tho weak ones of
tho old version, and has entirely neglected. TO end the
ply which still, In progress when wo left tho theatre
at early hour Sunday morningthc characters mystic
developed. Tho scenery is very bad. Woods at
the sides of the stage, for instance and n
Venetian balcony drancd with American flags
being given for sceno in Vermont The leading actors
IL we may call them suchworo excsllont with the
cepon OF MIR. q. O. Howard. Mrs. Howard as TJpscy,
and Mrs Hough Aunt Olhen, were admirable, and
carried the pccc through with the assistance of Mr. s. O.
Campbell who sang exquisely, which the other singers
did not Tho play viii be repeated this week.
RAILROAD AcnpEyr--Tho Philadelphia train, due hcre
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon, by the New Jer
soy Railroad, met with mshap when within two or
three miles Of Jersey CITY, which delayed tho arrival Of
tho passengers about two hours. Tho accident was
caused by the engine running an obsructon sup
posed to be stick Of wood, which throw II of tho track,
precptating IL against train OF coal standing
sideng. Tho baggage car became detached and was
thrown clear across the track tho opposite sido de-
POSTING tho crates containing tho baggage into ditch
Fortunately the passenger remained the track
and tho passengers, well tho employed on tho
train escaped without the slightest injury The engineer
and rcmen remained at their posts and their escape
remarkable Serious damage was done TO the engine,
and some OF tho coal cars were pretty well demolished
The obstruction caused a temporary Inconvenience to
passengers by nearly all the afternoon irains who wore
compelled 10 walk from train TO train by tho obsruc-
ton and IL not until after seven O'Clock that tho
on inc and disabled train got clear Of the tracks
and regularity IN the trains resumed.
FIRE IN CEDAR S1RErr.A fire occurred last evening n,
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

Glorious TriuMph.-NIrs. s. A. Allen is
daily receiving testimonials as to the wonderful virtues OF
her Worlds Hair Rcstorer and Hair Dressing They
equals. and guarantee with every bottle Depot,
1893 Greenwich street, near Fulton.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

A Pure cTObncc0.-YcllOw Ennk TObnc-
co.-Goodwn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free all
purites for sale by all tobacco and dealers aud
whole sale by GOODWIN BROTHER, 20o Water street
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

Trusscs.-RIarsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
Trsses Shoulder Braces and Dr. Wadsworths Uterine Ele
vaora superior article No. vesey street, Astor House,
opposite the church
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

Bltstercd Feet, alter N Long March, are
soohed and quickly healed by HOLLOWAYS famous
Onment Only Is cents per pot
The New York herald., 1862-03-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

A LII ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS SHOULD DE SENT,
"A a half rates. by Harnden's Express "a Broadway They
send daily to all roinls occupied by our army.
The New York herald., 1862-03-02

rufE NEW NovEr.-rTLGR1Ms OF FAsI1IoN-BY
= "''''''A HARPER BROTHERS. Publishers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-11-13

sAN'L y. CASTLE 5.
CASTLE ~ COOKE,
importers and Wholesale Retail dealers in General Mer-
chandise in the EeprOOf Store King street. opposite
Seamen's Chapel
AGENTS FOR
DR.. Jaynes Medicines,
& Wilson's Sewing Machines.
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company cash
assets S2,35OOOO
RaynOds Devoe Pratt-ImpOrters and Manufacturers Of
Pants. oil and Yarnish and Crystal Coal Oil,
C. Van Horne Co.'s Carriages and Carriage Materials
335-ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-11-13
JOHN THos. WATERHoUsE,
WILCOX, RICHARDS & co.

Ship Chambers and Commission Merchants dealers General
Merchandise. Keep constantly on hand full assortment
Of merchandise for the supply Of Whaers and Merchant
vessels.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-11-13

-
Lubin's Extracts, genuine,
Housepaper, borders and corners,
English bar iron,
English sheet iron,
English hoop iron, 1-1S inch,
Best charcoal tinplates, Ii 10, II 20,
Sheet lead, lead pipe. and one inch,
Holland chalk,
Stockholm tar,
White and yellow soap,
Black and green oil paints,
Zinc white, white lead,
Lampblack, Grindstones,
Roman and Portland cement,
Water-monkeys, genuine,
Stearin candles,
A nice assortment Of tea-tray
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-11-13
Spirits, Wines, &c.

Alcohol in demijohns, 95 per cent,
Genuine Holland Gin in cases,
Cognac in cases,
Sherry. Port and Hook wine,
Superior French wine,
Cherry Cordial, Swiss bitters,
Fruit syrups,
Pale Ale. in cases Of 4 doz., viz:
Bass q Co.,
j. c. Marzetti & Sons,
II. Deejen
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-11-13

Crushed and powdered sugar in boxes,
Confectionery, chocolate,
Prunes iUrins,
Raisins and currants in jars, sweet oil,
shelled almonds in demijohns,
Walnuts, sardines, tins,
Sausages, Swiss cheese,
Westphalia hams,
Carolina rice in demijohns,
Wine vinegar In glass,
Triple vinegar in demijohns,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-11-13
Hardware & CrOckery.

Tabe-knives and forks, hooks,
Needless table and tea spoons,
Butchsr-knives, 5l-12 inch,
Saw-fles, buckles, scissors screws,
Hinges, brass bolts Sail needless spikes and nails
Jewsharps, Drawer looking glasses
Gilt framed looking giasses,
White and blue figured plates,
White and blue figured bowls
White and blue figured chambers
White dishes, tureens fruitbaskets,
Basins, Nappies, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
WAYS and Means taxed everything connected with
the farming ntereet, Including tobacco. Why should

Ways and Means taxed everything contested with
the farming interest Including tobacco. Why should
cotton be exempt The secret was, it was not be-
cause such a tax WIS invidious but because IL
affected too manufactures Of the North.
| Mr.. MORRILL, said he was willing 20 confiscate
the property of Rebels, but not to tax unusly the
property of loynl citizens.
air. KELLOGG replied tbst they did not procure
cotton from loyal men III the Rebel States. Tire fact
ia, the Rebels are burning the cotton every day
When it is proposed TO tax King Cotton, the spin
dies rise up higher than the love OF the negro OF
emancipation-Rgher than the hatred OF Secession,
and cay il is inyidous TO tax cotton. Langhler.l
! The amendment was modified 60 rs to impose
tex of one cent per pound cotton on and amer the
let OF May next. Any person or corporation remoV-
ing il from or destroying il at the place OF is pro-
duction before the taxes paid, shall forfeit double
the amount, recoverable in court, &c. The amend
ment was rejeced-53 against IS.
The amendment was adopted exempting from duty
red oil or olaic acid used in the manufacture OF can
dies and soap and paraiiiDe whale, and iish oils:
The tax Of five cents per gallon on burning mud,
composed Of alcohol and spirits turpentine wholly or
in part, was stricken out.
The Committee rose and the Houss adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, March %, 1862
The following bills were ordered TO third read
ing:
TO incorporate the Masonic Library Association.
To provide for printing the calendar OF the Courts
Of record
TO provide the means of paying the Canal En-
largeIncnt debt.
10 incorporate the State Convention of Univer-
slsts. .,,
10 incorporate the Newburgh Home Of the Friend
less
The Senate concurred in the Assembly amend
menfs to the bill concerning the Erie Railroad. IL
il now finally passed and rests with the Governor
Mr.. WOODRUFF introduced q bill TO incorporate
the Firemen's Savings Institution, New-iork. hh
The same as the Assembly bill.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend tie charters OF the Htna Fire Insurance
Company, New-Yark; OF the Hermitage Associa-
lion. md Of the Long Island Railroad.
10 regulate the nse If public highways.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate met ~ O'Clock. The entire session
yss occupied in discussion Of the bill amending tho
General RaIiroad Law, ~ 70 enable majority OF
the grantees under the Gridron charters 10 proceed
10 the OIL of ro.ds, wni n was io. TO 10.
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

A CARD.-But few are aware of the tue state u
Affair." this Camp There about coo p'sssn'.'
cAmpsd here including -four companies from Busso Saa
are commanded by Captain, Hail. Reynolds Boss',Fd Ri
dali Of which the uudessgaed, compose pare Assw
a. can 20 sscsrsinsd whil. in Camp .iD.a sd
so ws ver. ordered 10 he dsbspdsd. but b. mean
better l. own 20 few officer, than any e's. ssS
suddenly hurried Of and tie report freely cifcssed src-s
u. thar We were gong Mes ork city Camp SOFT stssn
Island aud 70 sanction hi, te e tickets for ne ey
procured The doors Of me loc.ei ians On
journey aud arrival q Jersey City mnci % ps ss'
p e AID chegrin isdis.ey hurried iie Aoo'e
named place ard hep IN .urt conhnen'. psepsn
tory being bsnied over 20 ne NswJe,es sssD2 ss -
be known a. re~-Jssty lci1nl-rnt we 't ''fth ."
gTev IS being sold 1y otcef. who, We e'- ~
sacrificed foT bonus. tsl heenes the pre'nf s'n
Of tho lsry said that " u iis.iee sss aoA. y 49,
authority cor 81 ted ga 100 loaded muskcs tcn d. Dsu "
20 use AMI II s.se ptsa 70 leave 10 "oll oV' - 49,
Ike oars" We have buen enlisted some I'VE i'i,i 49,
never received celt Of pay aid oat one 'U ~.
| lieut. biocAsr OF Capt Rsrdsls Comps-y l.l go ~
sell the e., and advoesirt oat fsus ise .,t.-t
wa. Immediately placed under arrest, ard Is, h''n,
since ago last SATURDAY.. There spgens 70 - Al
probihcn assnst going g. Newly ora city ina
IN, s.t- "a hnss are conducted With spes ~ ~ W.
| but few sre aware Of our presence cohdilo' Nv
sbouls AL, w. so. per;,
pe-ysi,r Thomas Am.s, luom1s Lere w. k{r,J
Io,i Nyiuer Llu ar Psrmrr q. J. Titus Namso = 9 80
Hal D. d Steel, q. p. Cowass Il 'ooptl - a.,h.,
! r. Neatly, Y. Baker. Ni.him ts'ehu,n a. wi,
! D,riei New Charles Baldwin Edssg bennrst oe
=, Iob N{iier Patrick Haley b. boesioa S'HP'S
n ph-r. Joseph Elliot SiruT Summ,. 81 = - -,
mar IL. bayn,ou Parker Nil.son VIM. ~, - NJ
l. l. oo4 Martin Oieei ascl ,,I r,-,,i... Jsss
n,ysrs Alorsc West IL brs'sei Ss"
sweet" cs, y, In Ssi.ySie " j.. March IS. 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
ASSEMBLY.


Mr. AINORD, from the Committee "a Way
ana Means report "a bill 10 transfer from sne Coh-
rollsrs Office 20 the IroasureIs Of tue several cou-
t.-. lie salss Of llnds for unpaid taxes.
Tie Grinding Committee reported complete the
bill 10 pgnish frauds upon iaborers and oilers seek
ing employ neut.
'fhe 6il'to increase the tax on hawkers and ped
dlcfs was passed.
ssveIsl private bls were also passed.
The Speaker named ar the Committee on the mode
Of directing the National tax: MessIs. AIyord,
Bradle, Mason and Iaiiuan.
Tie House then went INTO Committee OF the
WholeiMr. Darcy in the chair, on the bill % amend
the Assessment law.
The bin Wa. gone tbrou gh with partially and pro
gress ported
The iiou,- then toos up Mr. Benedict biz rela-
tive To the appointment aud duties OF the Commits
fi0ners OF Jurors for hings County. IL cIeaiee q
commission. conei,iing o. the County Clerk, Dis-
trct-AtOney and Surrogate IS tue appointing power
81. PROVOST moved 20 strike out the proposed
commission ar it wonld CONSIST OF two ul.rs Repub-
l,nns and one MON inan. and leave the old COM
" i-sion as IL was, which politically was eqraiy d.
yided
Mes,rs. DARCY, OGDEN, end 0BRifN, spoke
in favor OF NJ PI0yoris amendment, Genolncing
the bill a. political measure 10 secure tie appoint
meut Of Republicans.
Mesrrs. TRACY, RAYMOND. MADDOX and
BENEDICT, favored the OIL.
The Assembly met at ,. =. NJ, aud was engsged,
up TO the adjournment H. the consideration 81 clam
bills.
Tue evening session was occupied IN the coIsiders-
ton o. The bill amending tue Assessment Laws.
Progress reIoT;ed, snd the BIZ made the special
order ior tomorrow evening. Adjourned.