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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19

This shows a great increase. If a gold
dollar is worth Sc so in FIVE years, it will
of course, be worth So, $50, or FIVE hun
dred times as much in FIVE hundred years.
Thus when our population is five hun
dred times as great as at present, suppo-
sing each man to have single gold dol
lar, the premium of S., $50 on his gold
dollar, will enable such man to purchase
thirty-two and half persons cf African
descent from the loyal Shareholders Of
our Border States, at 81 piece, though
he would be virtually expending but 81
himself
"This scheme Of emancipation would
certainly make the war shorter than it
now has prospect of being, in word,
it shows that dollar will be much hard
er to pay for the war than will be dol
lar for emancipation on the proposed
plan"
You will observe, my boy, that this
same great mathematical idea is ad-
vanced in the Message as it is printed;
but our Honest Abe has chosen to vary
the terms somewhat. Ifyou have gold
dollar, my boy, salt it down for five hun
dred years, and some future generation
of offspring will call you blessed for leav-
ing them SO, $50 in postage stamps
Neto York Sunday Mercury
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19
WATCHES & JEWELRY.
NEW Er "a M-

TT'HE USDEBsIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
OF Mir. a. Z. Pushee MS Spfire stock ia trade,
respectfully inform their friends and the citizens Of
Evansville and its vicinity that they have on hand
. full ard complete assortment OF Foreign 4 De-
mestic Fancy Goods Toys, Notions, SC, &c. Also
Pianos, Melodeons, Violins and Sheet Music all Of
VII ch they Will sell at the lowest rates
Store at Pushec's old stand, No / Main Street
novl5 " WARREN 4 CONJUNCTION.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19
BOOTS, sH oEs, HATS, &c
bOOIS, SI1 OE0, HATS. &C
M Z w
w H O l. 4 - a L Z
BOOT AND SHOE, HAT AND CAP
9 @ M 9 IL R ~ /.
. SEMONIN

4 =
NyOULD BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE
w trade that lie has opened House on the
Of First and Sycamore Streets in the city of
Evansville, Indiana, for the purpose of carrying
the Wholesale Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap business,
where lie Will at all times keep Oh hand large and
well selected stock, purchased from first hands aud
at the lowest prices, which he pledges himself to
sell as low the lowest. In addition, have made
arrangements in the East for the manufacture of
certain lines of Goods expressly for this trade,
which shall have the sole control Of, and will
offer great inducements to parties who will call and
sec my stock before making their purchases else
where.
In retiring from my old and long established
business House At Henderson. i y, must say that
am under many obligations to my old patrons for
the very literal patronage received at their hands
for the last Il years and hope they viii not forget
my successor, j B. Tisserand, who will continue
the business at the old stand, and hopes, by small
profits and strict attention to business, TO merit
their continued custom in the future
Mr. Tsserand is authorized to use my name in
liquidation of all unsettled business.
P. sEM0NIN,
Evansvi Ind, Sept. %, 1s6,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19
EVANSVILLE, IND. FRIDAY MORNING,

Nails have advanced materially
Linseed oil is dull at 81 Is, which is
the rate asked. .r.......
The grocery market has been dull and
greatly depressed, and prices irregular;
but sugar was held more firmly at the
close, and prices we're &c higher from
the last point reached. -.-.v
Flour and wheat have been dull, and
prices shade easier. A good demand
for corn, and an active one for oats at
our quotations. The army demand for
oats continues large. Whisky dull with
out change; the demand is quite light.
Potatoes scarce and firm Hay 81 per
ton higher and in good demand
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19
DECEMBER 10, 1862.

the offerings of Boston 70 Liverpool
The corn and clothing were purchased'
and awaited the arrival of the ship I. B.
Wales; but, instead of her arrival, came
the news that she had been burned by
the rebel pirate Alabama. What a
strange and suggestive comment! Aves-
sci, intended for journey of mercy to
England, burned by pirate which Eng
lish avarice and enmitv had built
.-... tcd r PhiladeJphiG Press.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
JUST RECEIVED AT
FL. J. SCHLAEPFER'S

new IIuS - 10 Il & .
TTHE LARGEST VARIETY OF HAIR
l. Brushes, Dressing Combs, Tooth Brushes,
Hair Oils, Pomades, and Handkerchief Extracts,
ever brought TO the city.
Also just received some of the celebrated Parafde
Chewing Gum. Also, pure article of Tolu Wax
and Spruce Gum at SCHLAEPFERS
nov27 Drug Store.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19
ns~ The Englisb Governmcnt bv II,

B% The English Government, by its
circumlocution or negligence-we may
even say by its criminal connivance-
permitted the friends of the rebels to
build pirate vessel in the docks of Liv-
erpooL That vessel is now ranging the
seas and destroying American com
merce Not many days ago a meeting
of American citizens was held in Bos-
ton, and money subscribed for the relief
of the Lancashire suffering poor. One
of the gentlemen present offered the use
Of the ship I. B. Wales, then returning
ing from voyage to Calcutta, to convey
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-19
SADDLERY.
REMOVAL.

FTHHE UNDERSIGNED FIRM HAVE RE-
l. moved heir Saddlery establishment to the
Corner OF Main and Second Street, in the room &C.
copied by Fred. Krone, deceased.
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THE CoNEY IsLAND RAILRoAD.-The wors
on this road is progressing, AMI from present ap
pearanccs the track viii be laid from Brooklyn "
the terminus by the lat Of June.
The 9ru WARD HOMICIDE. Grand
Jury yesterday found m iudictmeu, Of man.
slaughter against Howard O. Conrady, the polics.
man who killed Paul oNeil, while attempting to
escape from hls custody.
BOARD or SUrERvGsoRs.--This body met al
TO County jail ycstcrdny afternoon. A oommuuf.
cation from tho managers Of the Brooklyn Industrisi
School Association was received, asking for the use
Of six lots Of land belonging to the county Refer
red. Supervisor Kirby desired 10 mako some state
mcnts in regard to tho payment Of the Volunteer
Relief Fund, but was prevented from 90 doing BY
the adjournment Of the Board.
OUTRAGE IN THE CRY PARK.--A girl named
Mary Lackey was attacked AMI outraged by Hv,
fellows in the City Park, near the Navy Yard, on
wclnosday night. The City Park Ia a disgrace t.
tho city. Tho miserable wooden fence which was
placed around 1t Is entirely destroyed aud carried
n Tor hrgwool No policemen are detailed 10 guard
i, and it is Mt sufficiently lghtcd at night.
KINGs County YoUNG MESs REruBTIcAS
CENTRAL CoNMrrEE.--Tho Republican young men
Of tAs city have recently formed an association un
der the above title, with the view Of preserving in,
tact the organization Of the party. The following
are the officers; President, Samuel T. AsIIoG
lat Vice President, =. w. Kenyon ID Vice Pres.
dent, Thomas G. Walsh Secretary, g. Alphsn.
Smith Treasurer, John X. Bulmer Executive
Committee, j. o. Nodyne, +. W Ostrander, WIN,
Hunt, stephen Clark, Geo. d MlGrath. The Com.
mittee will meet on the first Thursday Of every
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and extend our coast and frontier Qualifications will
be abandoned IN Congress, and the money 10 be sp-
propristed will be diverted 70 the construction Of
lron-clsd floating batteries.
Mr.. Lincoln, Mr.. Stanton and others have given
Gen. Mcclellan every possible assistance. lie has
an abundance Of trrops, who are thoroughly equip
ped in every particular In short, everything need
ed 70 make an effective army, and his plans will
not be interfered with.
The soldiers q the army Of the Potomac are now
permitted 10 correspond With their friends, and the
government is rendering them all the assistance In
ia power.
COL Van stelnvehr. ~ ono Of tho New York RED.
nents, was nominated T. the Senate today a. Brig
adler. General II Ia understood that the Military
Committee Of that b3ly have reported favorably on
tic nomination VI ward u. Burnett 1r a like posi-.
ton.
The Navy Department has Issued a letter Of
thanks, addressed h Flng OHicer Footc, In which
the Department conveys T. Henry wake, and Tie
officers and men q the Csrondei,t and 10 Acting
First M,scr Il,cl, ofthe Cincinnati It's thanks for
the gallant anil successful service rendered In run
ming the Carunlclct past the rebel batteries On tie
night Di the 4th Inst; counpnds the officers aud
crew 81 the Pittsburgh for q similar service on the
night 1f the 7th inst, aud renders tho aokuowlcds
mouts justly due the officers aud crews Of tie sovc
raj boats, who, iu conjunction with a detachment
Of Tie I!d Illinois regiment, under Col. Roberts,
captured ne first rebel battery aud spiked the
guns on Island No. 10 On the night Of the ist inst
II appears by au offciA report u the Secretary
% War, thn, the large guns iur the batteries against
Fort Pulaski were hauled by The men with their
own haul4a considerable distance through deep
swamp.
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From the Mountain Department.

Uhcc,inG r0n Ap1a 11.--An expedition
lust returned u MoorGcld, FROM Franklin, reports
that one bridge w4s burned by the reb,'s lust Doe.
fore the recent attack ON MAroy Tie flag was
checrcl at various Nut4 along the road. frank
lin Ia strongly secession. This expedition has
opened free commuuiy ttion between SeAcuck and
Mlruy, d very .mp.rtar, element Of future success
Under date Of Apri H. Gen. Mlr.y reports that
large numbers Of ia 't,ycs of huth scNc, are ar
irving qt his camp daily, travel worn aul hungry.
lie asks Instructions about them. lie hls iufor.
nation that rebel reiu gees from Highland and
Ithor counties are taking their o,!,ytH, ,,tt, and
negroes, such as they can, u Sock RIl-c ,oui,
ID place Of safety. cavalry company rtl.n,i
from r"cahontas county, reports al c.ia, ia ,.at
N.,.,.ty. Il captured Is. t.5y. s.,Itggs "a fur
Tough, one supposed t. he guerilla. i alyo tr.l
a rebel mail, the u''uts OF which are ul.upllt.
ant, ami killed one o1ylry soldier who attempted
~ escape.
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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, isc2.
,rhn Nr,,snfthc Dny.

On our first page, in addition to the usual
summary Of news, will be found an accurate ror-
,rai, ami interesting biography Of Major Gen.
PorE, together with map Vi the Mississippi
river and its forts.
At Norfolk there il increased activity, both
In tle naval and military forces. The gun
bodts have been made available, and dill good
service in the rear Of the enemy, in spite o.
Che Mcrrimac, which Is again visible. There
has been severe skirmi.hins between the enc.
my's AMI General McCLFLLAN's rickcts, at
tended with considerable loss Of life.
General BA>ks' column has advanced from
WOODSTOCK to Noun, Jackson-a small Nillag
On Shenandoah Co.. IL miles from Richmond.
The Mountain Department is moving, and
received with cheers ly tie people Genera
Mu ROY. however. don't find many enemies, Tut
l. embarrassed by great many Union rciusee'
who hamper hi. army.
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10 NOR '''.'..'e 'rtu"''N man inns can he
- ''7 ~" AM "'''t" postage wherever
.''g's . any CON- '''.' 'e'I'"''n,'' or any
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IAN ''' O,'.1'S III regions
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JERSEY CITY.

THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS or NEW JERSEY
movement is being inAugursted for the establish.
ment Of a Hospital in Jersey City, 70 provide for
the care aud comfort Of the wounded soldiers,
The Ladies' Relief Association are making all ne.
cessary preparation in reference 70 the furnishing
Jfbedding, bandagos and linen. They will meet
hereafter at Commercial Hall, corner OF Montqom-
cry aud Green streets, every Tuesday afternoon.
and will receive az contributions that citizens may
wish to make for the benefit Of the wounded sol.
diers.
TRIAL TRIP or A New Tow BoAT.-Ths
steamtus John w. HancoT, built for Messrs. POST
Rowe & Sylvester, Of Jersey City, wont on trial
trip down the bay on Wednesday She Is 49, feet
len tn on deck, 23 feet beam, 10 feet breadth OF
deck, and So feet deep, Tue frame is Of New Jer-
scy oak. She has vertical beam engine Of S6-inch
cylinder, with feet stroke and return iue boiles
q feet In length and feet shell.
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twill DO maintained by as brave and detormin-
ell an army a. ever shouldered gum"
The Norfolk DAY BOOK confirms the report
that new and heavy gun has been placed on
the Merimac, by stating that ono object Of her
last appearance was TO try the range Of the
new gun or discharge It's load and test, at the
same time, by drawing their fire, tho range and
accuracy Of the Federal guns.
JErr. DAVIS in special message 10 the
rclcl Congress, announces tho death Of General
SIDNEY A. JouNsroS at tho Pittsburgh battle,
oulorizes him in the strongest termr and says
" Without doing injustice to the living, It may
safely be asserted that our loss is iucparablc.'
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A GRoss OuTRAGE.-A colorcd woman.
named Catherine Butler, while walking on Frank.
lin Avenue, between 10 and II o'clock on wednes-
day night was attacked 10y two mon, who knocked
her down and dragged her to a vacant lot near ty,
where they attempted 10 rsvish her. The womsu'a
cries Tor help brought to her did the police OF the
Ith precinct, and one Of the rufhans, who gave L!a
name as John Edwards, was arrested The other
escaped.
PosT OFFICE REMovAL.-On the first Of
May the WILLIAMSBURG Post Ofhce will be removed
from It's present location, in Grand street, 70 the
building known As the Wall House, In Fourth
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Who are the People that support the Post
OuIrgs

Nh PII~Y Minis, th, iuleiadslhlc advocate
Of PosrAi ErroEN, has published the follow
INK figures, showing that New York city uses
the Post Ofiicc 20 a greater extent Ondeicnicnt
OF the newspaper circulation which cmanatcs
from here, the postage on which is not paid at
This Pct Ofi.c,) ari pays more postage money
than the seven original seeding States, while
tLe State Of New York pays moro Of the postal
revenue than the entire twelve sccc'lins States
put Together. b.; what Scces-ia does not con-
tribute in ps.tal revenue eAc make, up in postal
los, the ~ n,y spent in carrying on their mail
operation. resulting in dead loss Of about three
million dollars and to meet thi. our letters must
Le taxed aul drafts made upon the Treasury
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po,harav. Brown, Virginia. with oysters
Maria Pike, Crawford, Hatteras days.
II Hopkina CroIner, Virginia, with oysters.
Island City, Caulkins, Alexandria days
Odd Fellow, Gsnsevoort Baltimore, Win ooIn'
Mott Bedeli, RYDER, Fort Monroe
A Van ClicL Law son, Alexandra. coai.
or, Petty, Virginia, with oystcfA
ATranapcrt FELTON,, DO NV"'
Dvina Martin, roit nu Prince, win loEwooh,
Ri wilson. Davis, pbcomoke Tor NcW hsNen'
Sea Lark, snead. Chiucutcasuc oysters.
ARRIVED LAST EVENING.
pARK-onecn victoria, Conway, Dublin, iron.
pRIgs Chsrtitlccr M,tsan, Re 1aueiro, coffee
ABCook. Perkins, ST Croix, with n,1lasscs.
los Amigos Wariuc, Porto C'bello, with hides.
Mary Ann, Co!e, - Jago 10 days, Will sugar.
SCHOONER J Lindsey, Chase, Ms.hils.
Willow. Parker, Mauhtttauyile, with Iron.
John Hickey, Woods. ENsaO,tIurt, wit1 coal.
n Prince, from Amhuy.
A Hastings. Chapman, Aux Caves Iofw'od.
Ann N sill, Hudson, Maryland. o' si"r'
Rlapche, Dclsp. Jsynei q days, with lFwo'd,
Ma-net. Saulo-r, Arroyo, Z H. with iuoiAssoAs
A Ii,stau. Brown, New Haven days
{nov mia SNOW, Gloucester, vith tsl
NV E'irii.c, SNOW, do do
Gertrudc. wells. Nv Haven.
Mar.ft Hsrvich days, with hsh.
n Davidson, k,tyhau, New Haven days
n = Rr,Iu,rl, Brooks, Portland, O..
TN wviirs, loN, litritri.
Dolphin, Keller, EissN,tAport Hr p'ston.
M,ite7Hma Penny 10 iur Usht.n.
N5u.t,r, Btsse, do fJr WareAan.
BELOW.
n,-l wtlh,'rnlne, from the wcsi Indies.
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baltimore, Apu1 1.-The following reliable
Information relutvp g. thp visit Of tie French Min
IatrI g. Richmond. seems q be -rihgioutly sgIuh.
,.ut g. justify particular mention.
o. ) uutsy morning 'a-i, Commander Gauticr Of
TIE French war steamer Gs,Studi, received toie
graphic diFust.h from WH-hlu. I'm, via tue Govern
iu'.t t.l'1npa line, via Cherry stone a. repair i'm
mr.i,atDy T. Alexandra fur The French Minister
Too q s4,hii preceded fITthw IA and returned T.
tut tspp" T. stop iu washington, and Ancr paying
brief visit g. Ten. wool ant Flag Oihrcr Colds
Dot. ugh, the GaAS. adj ~ W. steam AMI went =
Sar'.s, Whence thu French Minister was to pro
.rfl l. I.u.mUuI
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MILITARY NEWS.

The Newborn prisoners who arrived here Wed.
n'ti'y, n the transport Albany, were transferred
o. Go,,unra Island At noon yesterday. The COM
.--iuu,l uH,ors via; Colonel Avery Captains
Gtu Hul Maya, ami Lieutcu1uts, are qlartercd
.u tHc llga.5n, and the non.rommissioned Officers
auI pr.yHcs, numbcHss 100, are confined in Cas-
tie William "a''A aF'oaalel by a GORDON Of
sortnc.s
In consequence Of the removal Of Brig. Gen. II.
Brown, Colonel Of the 9TH L, 5. Artillery, from
For, Pckeus T. Fort Hamilton, the headquarters Of
that reg meut will hereafter be at Fort Hamilton.
The mailed sloop-o'-war Galena, at the brooklyn
Navy Yard, has got all her coal on boardanl gangs
VI men arc working upon her nigh, aud day. s. .
will not be completed until next week, The bA..
ance Of the Rosnokes crew, now ON board the
North Carolina, are going out in the Gaena. They
received money and q hours liberty u spend Il
yesterday. There were great many visitors at
the yard yesterlaythe attraction being the GslenA
The survey schooner John Hall aifivsd yesterday,
to get her armament on board. The ship shcp-
pard Knapp also arrived from a six months tour
Of bloekading duty. She requires stores, repairs,
SC.
Lieut. Col. Viuton will receive proposals up 10
the 23d inst, for supplying the United States army
with flannel, sewing cotton, cavalry chevrons, &c.
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jamestown IN selling three Of the federal vessels IL
regarded as showing the terror In which The yam
KEGS view the McrrimAe. The DIsrAron says,
"oonsiderlng II not worth while 10 waste any more
coal 10 entoe the Monitor into a conflict the Merr-
mac has returned b her anchorage"
The beliefs very general here tina, the Merrimac
received some injnry during her recent raid which
compelled her 10 go back to Norfolk. She IL, how
ever back at tho Norfolk navy yard, and there Is
little doubt was taken back or repairs o. some
kind. When moving aboI, tic Upper Roads
Friday last and exchanging shots with the N,uga-
tuck she was very close to the English steamer
Racer. A. one time she was close alongside In
conversation with oi.e II the English sailors y's-
terday, an experienced gunner, he assured me that
the last gun tho Mrrriiuac fred, tic shell exploded
before II ioii Ito muzl.e lie Wa close enough T.
see the great comm ton ou board, ani the escape
of smoke from her port holes She was undouJted.
ly aground all the second dag, and may, from the
heavy weight other armament, have sprung aleak
ono Of NC garrison who cacaprd rom Font Pa
askl Is represented M coutcr1rl th,t tho FciorA.
batteries contained ono gun that would put its shells
through the walls u tho frt at any point At which
Il was aimed, rendering Tie WORKING y the guns
almost impossible. Tie barbcl.c gun. were oil lis
mounted, aud mot q those lon.ir, ou ne attack
ing batteries were la similar condition Jcfre the
tor, surrendered. TIC garrison consisted u over
Ave hundred men.
Tho guns mounted by tic enemy 7n the York
toxin side 90 Tie river number uot lrss thnu fity,
iO. Founders, some ~ them rH,d, bearing directly
ON the lar. There is sad /, he skrmishiu: aloug
the whole line before Yorstovn, aud the Bcrlnu
sbsrp,h-otcrs a-c spreading terror nm9n, the gun
a. I.tsH
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From Tie .sOnfh.

LATE Norfolk AMI Richmond papers contain
various interesting items Of news from "reLel-
pom." The Richmond DIsrATcH warns tho
t''O'A that it can only succeed by desperate and
perseyering fighting.
The Richmond papers say there Is nothing
on' io'A""h Indicating an immediate fight
.nA' 'he ohelny Is like ian elephant at bridge,
however rapidly he may have approached II he
PAuses, to see whether it be safe 70 90 further T"
il states that the Southern cause " Yorktown
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The Attach on Forr p,llovv.

ITo4mg'om Apnl 1.-THE War Depart
mcul today received the .,l',wiua
cairo H., Aprd i6-The murtars opened on
Fou Pillow ON the nth inst, mt spou cleared tic
river Of an vessels. OR shells tul IA the r,bl
camp. Tho ryhe. works are 80 .u, amt cyt.n.'ye.
Two lcscrlcrs came on losl tlr Euuhuots, and
say that cN Lieut. Tho. Iue.r late of th, Z. T.
Navy, Is In communal at Fort Pillow, aul thu. Gen.
Pillow and Com IIo.ns have g'u, below.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND TIN yIcINIrh

THE GOVERNOR HAS SIGNED the act for tho
opening Of Madison Square.
The PAcRET SuP YORKTOWN, reported as
captured by confederate prlvSteors, is now ., this
port, at pier 10 Z. r., loading for London.
'THE SOUND STEAMBOAT LINES, " Boston,
have advanced the fare to o. fo first class tickets,
and 81 " second class. .....,...>..........-.
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FIre., AccIdent., Inque.ts, &c.

CoRoSERs INouRsrs. Widely hold
~ inquest yesterday, at 2OT Franklin street, upon
the body OF John Moore, boy ten year5 o age WIo
was accidentally drowned on WedAesday whIe
anGr Naumann held on inquest nj a Louise On We
corner Of 55th street and 5Ih avenue upon me body
d, child, daughter OF M, WIN, Clare, who was
LII = nr,nbcr Of other children, was dancing
round bon ERE which they had lighted IN vacant
Int Al tie time Of the accident,
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Mr.. WAcn'1r, ly consent, made q minority re-
port from the Committee t. investigate t4e trans.
actions ot the state Military Board. The report
reviews thoroughly every transaction alluded h. IN
the u.tj .rity report showing that Mt single one
b susceptible OF any serious condemnation. The
only errors committed were those iuscparallc from
the ha~ty Organization If a vast system IN which all
Wen" WeN toucueed, The report WAS ordered t. be
Print q.
The hiu relating g. II,rhor Masters iu New York,
after 10 luu. debate Was amended rs 60 secure
the exclusive use Of the canal 10 ships and boats,
without the interference Of llsrhur Masters and hy
striking out all quail Iauatous hr lIIlyr Masters,
except requiring mine Of them g. live IA New York
during the term NJ u'hct, aud two in Brooklyn
Zoe hu.l Was then ordered TO a third reading.
The Courrruy, Commute on the general Rppro-
I.8tuu bin reported tN,y had agreed IN strike out
thr HiauHu I. Rhu.IsA tie uhce Of state Appraiser
and VA tlo other Sou.te amendments, except IN
nrrlsius the appropriation OF the Institution Tor the
Blind g. $J~,oOn, distributing the appropriation u
tie Orphan Asylum pro rata among all the coun-
ties Of the state On these Items the House insisted
In non-concurrence, aud asked for further confer.
ence.
Mr.. stetson reported the Senate Excise BILL The
bill was sent to the Committee Of the whole.
Mt Prngo rgp,rtcd hyoraby the bill 10 repeal
the act 10 widen Main street, Brooklyn, when on
motion Of Mr. Darcy the bill was again recomm,ttcd
The special order, being tho Congressional ap-
portonneut bill was postponed till tomorrow, AID
iourncd.