New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10
GENERAL NEWS.

lin the State Senate, yesterday, a bill was intro
duoed to ho!d the New.York City charter election
on the same day with the State election. Why no
all other ci.ies also, Mr.. Bradley-and towns. too
By-and-by your party VIII De swearing bter
about Albany msddng with New-York.
In the Assembly, bill was introduced to exten
tho Sixth svenue-it makes Sixth avenue take
slight angle to the east at Carniue street. then ru
with the same width strsight 10 Canal street, taking
the line of Thompson street, which it destroys
together with all property intervening between tn,
two points; also to repeal the usury law 30 fal
90 regards New-York and Brooklyn.
In the Board of Councmen yesterday, foolish
resolution to change the name of Seventh avenue,
from Forty-ffth to Ffty-pipth streets, to Central
avenue, was referred to the Street Committee. The
Mayor vetoed the proposition to rescind Commodore
Vsndsrbts permission to widen the pier south OF
Pier No. North River. Messrs. Jones, Brice, and
Hayes were appointed u Committee Of Conference to
meet with similar Committee of the Aldermen
on the subject of the Tax Levy. The Controller
sent in q statement showing that the balance re-
naming in the City Treasury March was
q, 1897, 6OS 49, The Board concurred ~ purchase a
now steam dre.engne for Engine Company No. AZ.
The mails of The Arabia from Liverpool Feb
81, via Queenstown Feb ", reached here yesterday
morning They bring us two days later foreign
files, which contain cheering reports Of the progress
Of the Anti.Slavery movement IN England, and some
important documents on the Polish question. Earl
Russell made elaborate speech this gu ec in
the English House Of Lords, denouucng the Russian
Consciptiou law. and the conduct Of the Prussiau
Government.
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nice fat Office for somebody TO be called Register of
Licenses, VINO is u have $500 year for telling Il
clerk to record few hundred names He is TO re-
port violations to the police, but what tho police
have 10 do with it lie not stated in some countries
the police report such deIeetons ~ the prosecuting
suthoriiieS-but we improve on that.
--latest news from Detroit says that no serious
attempt has been made to renew the disturbances.
The city is quiet. Measures have been taken TO
MAINTAIN order The reported loss Of life is greatly
exaggerated. One man only is known to have
been killed IS buildings were destroyed.
The Board of Aldermen yesterday adhered to
their former action ON the City Tax Levy, and ap-
pointed Committee composed of AID. HARDY,
1tcheli, aud McCool 10 confer with like Com
mlttee from the Councilmen.
The town elections in blaine, az far az heard
from' loot up 81 Union to 81 Democratic. Most Of
the larger towns chose Republican officers.
Western dispatches give us some further pari.
ealars Of the affair at Thom1sons Station T.,n
Il does MT look well from any point Of view.
Tho Indiana Legislature has ADJOURN Cd wi,bou,
passing any appropriation bills
-POushkeepsie yesterday elected Republican
Mayor by 100 majority.
: The week opens with a very buoyaut Stock
MARKET under tie growing in money, and se
that M Chase win take action which will brug shout
stringsaoy in tbs Money market The market SUI.
tsinsa for Governments small advance Debt Certificates
ere In large demand at ss09a& At the o'clock call the
market ws very strong At the close the market firm
United States 6s a. registered s3i United States g.
~ esupsas Ioi0io. United States Treasury Notes. 1900
lo0io6t United States 0ne-yssr Ceri6cstss g. 9e.d93l
4spssA Notes. old issue, la7iel5a, American Gold 1850
~ TIE nsAs for foreign bs unsettled BY tho sdvsnos
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