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NEW GfK SHOCK M&FHEE-Abf1I 4
STocKs-Bettc1 and active. C. l. r. I. 125x: c. B.
q H5h; Ml!. {; r paG; FIX Dc "a ptd. q; Io!ede
s:i5eaf; c. ax 10. {; SsK Quickillver III: Camb
Hx H4x; re1na III Gosi, ss2H; Eae l5x; a. PRED; ll2X
H % n9t5s aia a;l5 H efens 4as T1E e
10: &C 1%7X; rFFf| 1i5f; a. 7 g; do
1T prefsE!ed s; I'd do Il Hannibal l. 81 Joe St ST
preferred 75; Msstssippi Missouri 8? u Central
Go; CT soi f Fe.fsis Rsi C. oPnS xa4sJ
CO N. ". 1st 95H do sinking fund bo1da l1o; Pao,
z. Il: bonds GO: o. l. II. certs s7H;C.a d !. income
, 1864-04-05

rome into our lines nearly every day. but thcy are
mostiy persons Of fortbc!1 birth s5d xefe pressed
into The rebel service. Native Floridians. espe-
a general thing, any more adea Of abandoning tho
refel cause thsn The leopard has Of changing hi
spots.
, 1864-04-05

4 Characteristic Copperhead Mode o
Carrying an Election.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.l
LEAyEEwoRTH, Kansas, March 4, 1854.
At the election yesterday the polls were seized By
mob in the interest Of Mcdowell, the Carney
and Coppcrhead candidate, and Mayor Anthony
and many Of his friends were knocked down and
brnta1ly beaten.
The City Marehal was assaulted and dangerously
wounded.
Armed men took possession Of the polls early in
the morning and deded the city authorities.
The military were called On BY the Mayor to pre-
serve order, but their assistance, was refused.
Gen. Davis, the District Commander, Iesued
orde1s that the soldiers at the Fort should not visit
the city unless entitled 10 vote, but the order WIS
openly violated.
Gen. Curtis was absent
Intense excitement exists, and the bert citizens
denounce the election as farce and fraud
The Copperheads are jubilant.
Other dispatches ssy that Anthony tried to excite
a mob, and closed the 1st and 9TH Ward polls, bnt
the people compelled him to open them again.
Ito the Associated Press.l
ST. LOUIS, April tat the election fn Leaven.
worth, Joseph i. Mcdowell and his entire ticket
was elected BY from 600 to 500 majority.
At noon Mayor Anthony issued proclamation
closing the polls calling on the citizens to assist
him to preserve the peace which was dtsrecarded,
and the voting continued. Riottng was indn1ged
in to 4 considerable extent, and several persons,
inclrdiur Mayor Anthony, were beaten with re-
rp}rc1e ana driven from the polls.
, 1864-04-05
DAYTON {O.} P4E.
ELECTION.
How are You, vallnndIgham7

DAEToS, O., april 4.-The municipal election
parsed of quietly. The whole Union ticket is
elected by an average majority Of 800 On the home
vote.
Tho Union ticket succeeded in every ward but
the 9TH, on the Councilman and School Board.
which changes the political complexion Of both
those bodies.
, 1864-04-05

ORIGINAL PAINTINGS<-Con-
uotsieufs to the ane arts invited to call and
view a collection of
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the CIty of London md


Arrival OIL Inc City Of London and
| 1Nbernian.
New Tonx, Apri! 1.-THE steamer City Of Lon
don, which len liverpool at II o'clock on The morn.
Ing Of the Esd. and Queenstown on the alth ult,,
The New Yo:k correspondence Of tho London
! Star says: The American Government will sur
render The bark Saxon, feized By the Vanderbilt"
.ae. T. an ,hs1
essn E ht & ns taess vii, Gay
The americans = will work out the result b. them
T., Geltbaldl VA e1Eected to land at Southampton
poleon and Maximiian recognize the South, the
| establishment Of the Mexican empire will be 1
a'tIefs e q strength 5 France and
Ihsse has been no additional fighting in Jatland.,
mark has not .ceedea T. N aFmsiee g she can
to the present position Of aiairs being basis .ior
the suspension Of hostilities."
e i s.sS IN. feesee se Ess !: as gs1Enta a Il b
! recent Mazxini debates in Pa.liament.
Boursa steady-G6to 9oc.
14Txn-AxoTuBn ARRIVAL
pon51Asp, April At-The uIbernian from Liver
IT.. Ihs Germans hare abandoned the Siege or Fro
-, II R':ts i: 5est9; arrived IT It ssnta cpx Tens
The United States ship St. Louis reached Santa
Cruz on tta 9Th
april:
No business doing on the 18th. being Good FRI
day.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
L1yHzFon1, March 2.-Lord Ashburton Is dead.
The psnish Rigsdag closed on Tuesday. The
King eaid: We are st,l! alone, and know not: how
long Eurnp9' will look upon the acts Of violence
pepetlated against u.s. We are ready to do every
period i staI distan. when We sha{l submit it. to o.
LONDON, Gareh A-rbe Confederate loan Is
The London Timer has telegram from Vienna.
stating that the conference proposed By Englandi
without detailed hass OF an armisttce Ia sccept-
cd by AustsA and Prussia The Territorial integri-
1asty. VIII b maintained. The CONFERENCE meels
Tbe London G1oe. sa,s: 1.-THE Emperor Maxi
wards tho Confederate ststes. The Government
to Mexico without conditions"
Tnf hea in Pesh Hungary to
to ne higher c'ass were arrested, and $500 arms
The following is summary Of the news sent out
-Four neE paddle steamers built Of steel and Of
Eteat speed are ready TO leave liverpool to run
The pirates OF the schooner oerjtv were again
remandeaby the magistrates in order to allow the
5aas fania e 49,
Macmillan wi1 officially receive the Mexican
Deputies on Easter Sunday. A Minister will then
he appointed to counte1sisn the act Of the new
:, Tia London Gzoae ssys the policy Of the new
Emparoz will be strictly neutral. He will not r.
cogntze tue Southern Confedctacy. Sldcn has
been refused an interview with the Archduke while
The Pope's health Is sald to be improved.
, 1864-04-05

Especial Dispatch to tbs Chicago Tnbunej
ST. LOUIS, April !, 1861.
. TOBACCO Steady. Sales is hhds factory at 45:4aa
81o % do planters do at $68o99.1o; Is do common
loaf at sa.4u&14.1o; II do rejected.
FLouR-VeEy firm. Sales 900 hr1s Troy City Double
Extra, delivered At chicago, $500; 800 do branded
Double Extra, At $3.50. inspected.
GRAm-Wht At-sales rs sacks choice At $l.5o.
Oats dull; sales 1o5 sacks at Sc s do at 87H. Corn
holders firm: sales Us sacks new White and old at
$1.es@1.Gt 800 do new at Il 70. Rye and Barley
sales comprise $50 sacks Rye at 95@s6c; s2 sacks
spring Barley at 40 do spring, for seed, at
WH1sK1-sales OF 1s6 bE1s at &c 20 do at sc.
PoRk-Sa1es Of so br1s Mess At ~; 60 caaks and
lSas bulk ahoplderr, on private terms. g.
, 1864-04-05

Milwaukee Murkee,
TEpecfn1 Dtspatch to the Chftaro trrihuuh7

Milwaukee nIufkee,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEbune.J
MILWAUKEE, April 4, 1855.
FLouR-Grmer.
WHtAT-receiyed 5000 bu at Ac higher. Sales this
morning e:-12, coo bu No Spring and Winter
ccipts at 4t.15@154 5000 hu do In elevators or D.
at $115H: go bu No Spring mud Summer receipts
$l12: tsto bu milling, del at Sill. Sa1es on Change
1000 No Spring and Winter receipts st 81 lH@1.15x
5'7co bu No do ut fill; 20oo No Spring and sum
mer receipts At S1l7; Nil No do del. ut SILT. No
market at Eewha1l House tonight.
OATs-qntet but steady.
CoEs-unchanged. sales-1.2 200 bu new ahelled dol,
AtE3c.
Barley Nrm. Sales-a00 bu No del. at $1.21.
Rxx-steady. 64les-75 bu del at CSC.
P1oV1B1oSB-n11n. 6ales-1 900 lbs smoked hnms
plain at lie.
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Mxxr1us, Apnl o. The bulletin says: The cotton
siderable inquiry but little Offering Rates np-
On aii qualities Of @lc above pre- vtous quotations.
The Influx 4psiog the pa: @ M hou5s s 800
The shipments North since the last report amount 10
20f0 baes. Middnug to. str1c $4,000; good 6i@eac
fair 6Sc-
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New YonK, April 4.-There was no second stock
board to-day in consequence Of tho opening cere-
monies Of the Sanitary Fair, which were very i'm
posing. The procession Of military, h1emen. &C.,
was Of immense length The streets were throng-
ed and much enthutlasm WAS manifested
The subscriptions to the 10 70 loans at the First
&atippA1 Rauk to.daY 6e1e *a86,0Q0.
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winter red western. Corn quiet {ox Old .i1el
ess6n eEessrin IN store. 0ats-Mttla more ae11vA' at
Wool-Quiet and without decided chsnge.' ..
fRoF1eIoSs-Port-ShAde drmer. and in good d.,
ss o02.so 6or new do; *la5a@si.oo 5,d and nsR
IT, Sa gSss Sss s .., 1s1ss1s5 s1
me,, ~ cty % ,z at fH% Hsx ala9 as},o! ns
and 5eo do, june de!lSery, huJsTs option, It is.
Deefln far request and firm Cat Meats stcI5T. Id
C Sides IN modernte demand 1t 1sc for Western
and Cumberland sut, l?Ac Tor do ehoIt-ztbbed. .RXc
3ot 60 long clcaI and 1tAc for DO long cut Ea!n1.
and s1Is1ec for State. Cheete steady at 16Glsc.
, 1864-04-05

CoTloY-Qeiet and 3teady n fGc foE mlddlpr np-
land. and 10 &c for low m!tdllnE.
F1oUN-s6adc nr ner At $6s5a6 96 for e1t,a state;
$1Isa7So tor round hoop ohio: e1a3ss:25 for trade
81 spX f.se asedsd l. Is 1ehsose Sales At
sEnSiNNWbent quiet aud nI At 81 fa71 Is Tor Chi.
caro- sprtcE; tl.64916s for Milwaukee; 10 Tor
, 1864-04-05

:, c1so1SsA11, April by order Of Coy. Morton,
the entire Indiana Legion are getting themselves
In readiness to takc the field At my moment to re-
pei invasion. g7aEd review Of the Legion, mum;
bel1nG 20 tt9 men, fnIly armed and equipped Will
be held on the 18th inst.
, 1864-04-05

New York Money n1arkes-Aprfl 4.
MoNEy-Market active and steAdy at CAT per cent
S11R1rso ExcHNSaE-Fismer and qulet at 1900
ISL.
GoLD-hrmer-epening at 6, adyanctnx to G7x de-
clinlnE to Ok, and closing quiet at 613. prem.
11Qk.
, 1864-04-05

- NEw HAVEN, o.. April 4--Forty.nine towns in
Fairfield, Ney HaTen, Mlddlesex, New London
aud WI. dhap counties, give Buckingham 600 ma
5ority. Indications arc that the Union men have
carried t6out Of Fl Senators, aud twothirds OF the
UQuee Of Depfes entatiYca 4
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philadelphia Market--Apr1l 4.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1uH AEu u1tnauSeu-
FLoUK-ln limited demand.
WuYAT-Dntl'at $tB0Gs190 for white: 41.fs317 70 for
red. Corn dull ut l2o@l-2. Oats steady 1t 868ss.
CoFFEE-AdF8nced.
, 1864-04-05
FROM CLEyEH.ANn.

:special Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
CIEEEtAsD, April 4, 1854.
The City Election to-day resulted in majority
Of fifteen hundrcd for the Union ticket. Only
light 7ote was pollc6 The majority is the heaviest
ever known on 20 Glight a vote.
, 1864-04-05

LEArKNwonrH. Ks., April 1.-The Denver Netcs
diers went out from Fort Craic on an Indian hunt
week OF two since and killed twenty; among
them the noted Was chief nelsadito. The whites
srfFeret no loss,
, 1864-04-05

quota and Deficiencies Of Wisconsin.
Inc following tahle shows the quotas of the
var1ous districts Of Wisconsin unde. the last
call the deficiencies under the samc, and the
deficiencies under all the calls of the Prcsi-
dent.
, 1864-04-05

Keolzuk 11unicipc1 Election.
kEokUK, Iowa, April 4.--J. " Hiatt, the Union
nominee, was elected Mayor to-day by 235 majority.
election, '1
, 1864-04-05

WARRINGTON, April 4.--Gcn, Grant accompanied
hv Gen RawlIne and Col. ComAtock arrived here ut
roop. today, from Fortress Monroe Ha viii prob,
ably 60 10 the army OF the Potomac to-morrow,
, 1864-04-05

BoEten STOCK nInFket--Anr11 1.
The Boston quotations for mining etocss arc: Ce.
rai 70: Franklin 53x Hancock Is; Huron 81.
, 1864-04-05

Mining stocks-Mont.na 20: Norwich 9; Ptacenda
!: Flint 1tce IL 1so RoJae 2s$ Central Gold II
Nacomb * Eureka AZ; Carp Lake *. ''
, 1864-04-05
Princeton u. J-) Municipal
EfRcffnTa

PRINCETON, N. j., April 4.-The election for bor-
ough officers took place to-dny. The entire Uniou
ticEgt was elected By 80 majority. The Democrats
had 36 majority Last year.
, 1864-04-05

ociore 80 determined, and that the task set
oeiofe our commanders was never before 80
extended and 60 critical.
, 1864-04-05

Departure of IscY- DIR. Bellows.
New ToRK, April 4.-Rey. Dr.. Bellows sailed to-
day for California
, 1864-04-05

The Pirate AIubaruu.
New YonK, april 4-The pirate Alabama was at
the Cape Of Good Hope, Feb, 18th, with thisty Of
her crew sick Of yellow fever.
, 1864-04-05

New York Bank pril4.
Increase In loans ,,.,..,,..,. ..... .,..s4su 81
Dccreafe in specie. 97sW
Increase In deposits. sss5
, 1864-04-05
UNITED STATES
=
1910 BONE zsS

This Loan beass date March tst 1s8, Il frdeemasl6
1t tho pleasure OF the Government, after Tea ycara
and psyaeao fostT years from date. bssnE interest 1t
nTe per ccut. PR auuun, payable IN Coin annually On
Btuds not oEeF One Hundred Dollar7 and semt auna-
a1T on al other Bonds.
, 1864-04-05

~ The undersigned have this day formed a na,t
neTship under the aame Or 1Em Of MATs0S & HOES
elTy ous.ness, Ct the Old stand, III Lake street. Chi
cago, u. NEWELL AATS0N, Of MIlW aukee WIS.
JAMES Il. HOES, Of Chici.co, iii.
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DIE ID.

CARMALT-At wyslusing Pa, Wednesday Jan d
Samuel Y. CArmalt sgod ~ years.
UkLLOCK-Of Paralysis on Fith day, the Path OF frs
Mouth Mary b. rect of Reuben Haoek, in tho bSth yea
OF her age. - t.,
Tho 90 yes and friends OF tho family respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral from her late residence No. col Green
witch street, Seventh day, the Joh inst O'CLOCK IN
JACKSON-ln Binshamon, N. \, on Monday. Jan, IL
Rensselaer, infant OF Edwin T. aud Mamie L. Jackson
aged months and 10 days.
KELLY-Jsme, Kelly In the roth year Of sgs - =.
Iii, funeral viii take place from bis late residence no "
West Thirty fourth street His friends aud those OF ho son
John j. Kelly also his soninaw, James taiey ere nSt,G
TO attend his funeral Saturday afternoon eOth nst Of
O'Clock without further invitation
KEANE-On nosday. Jan. 81 stera ong ana sori9u,
Illness Mrs Cahane keape tho beloved wifs Oh Maurice
kcane aged 81 years. ,,,.,.,.,
Tie friends and relatives are respectfully invited TO attend the
fner from her late residence No. Dover street, ri
day. the Goth inst, at u O'Clock.
MEAD-At Greenwich, Conn, on Thursday Jan Is Dariu
Mead NJ d., in the nth year Of HI. age -,
Tn. reiyes and friends invited 10 attena MS uhe
his late residence at O'Clock p M. on Moray rso !
Cararrs N be- IN ai,ng Of the railway Depot Tor tho III
a IN train from New York ----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-29
idaho for the Union,

We arc at last in possession Of the returns Of
tho recent Territorial Election In Idaho. The tota
vote poled was 9e Of which Coy. Wallace the Union
candidate received $50. and Judge Cennady Copper
head received 3.5a3 giving tho former clear majority
Of Sc votes
Idaho has thus placed herscf clearly and decidedly
right upon the Union question contamination as at.
Tying ns 1t was unexpected to US.
Knowing that for two years past it had been tho
refuge Oh al the scaawags who had been driven By the
law fear OF the draft or the condemnation Of public
opinion nom oil the surrounding Territories and States
We had feared that their would outnurber that OF
the moro substantial and orderly class Of citizens The
election. however has dispeled that fear and raised
Idaho very much IN the estimation OF tho public abroad
Gov WIN. H. :" uscs the delegate elect, is an excel.
lent man, il6 is well known and desoryedy popular
throughout the country ~ the North Pacific sopoin
Oregon Washington. and the new Territory no has
now the honor to represent Moreover. it is not his
first experience in Congress, having been gate from
Washington Territory for one Or more forms OF Con-
gress lie will make able and faithful representa-
tive and proye an honor and valuable aid TO Lho Great
Wcst ia tho Hall, Of CouQress
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graye but have time to waste TO hear eulogcs on
the deceased. 1t was not by Commissioners such a.
the gentleman from New York Wood had suggested,
by the thunders OF war the Rebellion must be met
Our armies must be filed and must go forward with
the majesty OF great people rising in their strength to
break down the last hope Of the South Among other
things. Mr. Garfield spoke Of the great anxiety mani
Tested by the Rebels pending the Ohio STATE cleo
ton last Autumn When the telegraph flashed
10 the Army the news Of tho Union victory and
defeat Of Vallandigham. he (Gereld) sent general
order through the camp. when from every little tent
there burst shouts which fairly rent the air and sent
terror and despair TO those men, the Rebels. who
watched the border In conclusion he said Slavery
must be swept away in order to secure q permanent,
peace. They should follow the example OF Cromwell.
and Lot out the bad blood Of the country and initiate
the severity Of the Puritans.
Mr.. EDGERros (Dom.. Ind expressed himself as op
posed to conasoaon Oh the ground OF Christianity and
pub!lo pocy and took ls:ue With the poecy OF the Ad
ministratioa Adjourned at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-29
Important Patent Ca.e Decided.
BosToS. Thursday. Jan. %.

BOSTON, 1nnTSChE, Jan. &c. lcof
The case Of Alfred GOulding agt. Bckiord 4
Lombard. the trial OF which was commenced on Tines
day last before the L. s. Circuit Court In THIS city was
brought 20 a termination to-day by ayerdict Tor the
plaintiff for e2, 100 damages.
ing OF the Court stated 20 the Court that they had made
careful examination OF the evidence relied upon ~
the defendants and had come TO the conclusion thnt
thew could not successfully defend, and should there
fore submit TO verdict for tho pnintin. THIS OF corac
settles the validity OF the patent the main defense TO
lied upon being that John Gouldng the patentce WA
not the first inventor. -,
The patent was for method Of converting wool into
yarn aud the machinery is IN universal use among the
manufacturers OF wooden goods. The patent was origin
aly Issued In 1926 ressued account or directive
modification In 1896, and expired in 1910. The then
Commissioner OF Patents through inadyertence, nlsn
formed the paentee 10 the time when he must apply
for an extension OF bis patent and tho patentee no,
knowing tho law himself applied within the time stated
by the Commissioner but was too late 10 conhrn tDls
by the law and the only redress was to get relief by Oh
act Of Congress. ,-,,--
wool and other fbrous materials into yarn and no one
could ut the time VI the invention compete using the
old methOds with manufacturer using the plainlh :,
and all tho manufactures substantially this In
yenton OF Gouldings. No other means have oeon
adopted 20 make yarn from wool and II has superseded
all other methods. MIR. Goulding. man now seventy
years Of age has not reaped ts Dee. ., t,s
In 1886 he lost all benefit OF It's use Tor the
ten years prior. In sis he began TO make Journeys u
Washington 10 obtain some reward ior ms inyen' S
never became law. Bot Ia 1862. Aug. ~. Congress
passed law granting him an extension Or use OF hh
patent for seven years.
This sut il brought to recover damages for infringe
ment between tho last date and the 7th OF February
1868 No cnse Of more Importance to WOODEN manuiac
turers and the public generally has ever been tried N
this Circuit Working models OF machines, having thif
invention have been IN the Courtroom and yarn RON
the raw material was produced for the benefit OF the
Court and Jury In their presence
L.. a.. tcaa W0ra
NJ the machine but IL In understood the suit was dc
Tended by the principal wooden manufacturers In MaS'a
chusetto.
b. II. Curtis. 4. A. stoughton OF New.Yort, ana
ford Of Hew.York and ]. G. Abbott, and J. b. Robf
for defendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-29
ASSEMBLY.


The SPEAKER presented the ANIMAL report OF the
ayers OF the New York Idiot Asylum.
Mr. BRANDRrrH moved to refer back TO the Commit
tee the Harlem Railroad Milk Freight bill. Carried
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD BEADING.
To amend the laws relative to State Prison conVics.
Authorizing the Kings County Supervisors to con.
struct sewer from the County buildings.
Incorporating the Protestant Episcopal Traot So
ciety.
Authorizing the Chief Judge Of the Court OF Appeals
to appoint three constables to the said Court.
BILLS REPoRTKD FAvoRARLY.
BY Mr. RoBNsoN-For an additional humber OF No
taries Public in NewYork.
BY Mr. LETEyER-To equalizc the term Of tho Office
of the Kings County Supervisors.
by Mr. kEED-FOr the better protection OF seamcn in
New. York.
by Mr. wnrIams-To regulate the ferries between
New York and Staten Island.
BY Mr. CUIns-To amend the act relative 10 the
courts in Brooklyn. adversely Report agreed 20.
BY Mr. W. DEWEY. from the Committee on Federal
Reatons-Reativo to the condition OF the soldiers on
Rikers Island and the Park Barracks including letter
from Gen Dix denying the statements in the nowsPe'
pers alleging Ill treatment Of and suffering among the
soldiers.
by Mr. PERgr-Relstire to a sewer in Kent avenue,
Brooklyn.
NOTICES.
By Mr. BtrIocK-To amend tho Excise law.
BY Mr. RICHARDSON TO require the Erie aud New
York Central Railroads make monthly freight reports
BY Mr. LYoS-l.elatiye TO tho Seg'York City Dis
trict Courts.
BY NJ MArroos-To prevent frauds in the purchase
Of provisions In New York City.
BY Mr.. j. L. SNrIH-ro Incorporate the AmeFious
Clrb New York.
BY Mr. HAETG-To l,galise certain acts Of the New
York Common COnncn
BY Mr. BRYAST-Eclaiiye 60 the ordinances q the
New York Common Council authorizing railroad in
Broadway.
By Mr. NFwToy-T0 construct railroad from the
Tenth and Twenty street ferries TO Calvary Gem
etery.
Also TO regulate the ferries running from Roosevelt
and Grand streets.
BILLS PASSED.
To perfect the Constitution to allow soldiers 70
vote
Relative to the Greenpoin, Methods, Church;
Relative 20 the American Seamen's Fund society
To amend the Revised Statutes relntive 10 partner
ships.
Relative 10 the Ancient Briisins Eensft Society.
To amend tho charter OF tho Protestant Episcopal
Tract Society.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By M CUEIB-To incorporate the Houston and
Christopher street RHilrond and Ferry Company
by Mr. HABM0-To incorporate tho Nyack and Ped
mont Railroad Company. -,
By Mr. GLyAsos-To Incorporate the East Marion
Wharf Company.
Adjourned.
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly held q session this evening Tor
the consideration Of the Goyernors Message and MI
CUTIE OF New.York delivered speech IN support oil
Gov SeynOurs official acts and positions. and IN TO
view Of tie National Administration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-29
NRW.YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY. Jan g, 1864
An invitation was received from tho New.
York Mcclellan Association for Senators TO attend
their first sociable. No action was taken upon 1t.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
BY Mr.. CozAss-Of David Ogden for relief
BY Mr.. HoYT-Of the Elmira Female College. for an
appropriation Of $4,000.
By Mr.. HAvsSs-For the enlargement OF the Cham
plain Canal.
BILLS REPORTED YAv0RABLY.
To amend tie charter OF the Sing Sing SaTngd
Bank.
Bank.
Amending the charter Of the Brooklyn Dime Savings
Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-29
Christiu. Com mission.

FnlLADTLPIIlA Ihursdny Jan. q Isb4.
The second anniversary OF the u. ). Christian
Commission Commission was held this evening IN the
Academy ~ Music The building filed 10 its Ut
most capacity. George r. Stuart. President 81 the
Commission presided An abstract Of the annual re-
port read shows the work of the Commission during the
pas. year 10 have been immense.
They have received and distributed cash stores 10 TIE
amount Of million dollars. Commenda,oTy and sym
pa'hzing letters were read from secretary seward,
Gov Curtin, Cen Meade Admiral Du Pont, and Bishop
stevens 81 Pennsylvania. Addresses were made by
Bishop James Geo. u. Stuart the Rev. DR.. Kirk OF
Boston, Mai. Gen. Howard. and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-29

ed He said IN Mr. Stevens tho people had Tartar to
deal with lie spoke Of the ferries IA traps in which
human beings are or might be caught The Passaio
has been at the bottom of the river once. She was
lshed up and patched up. and now she is one Of the
best ferry-boats in the harbor. MIR. johnson advised
the people Of oboken 10 patronize the neghborng fer
res and slun the boats belonging to Mr. Stevens that
being The only way TO bring Mr. Stevens to his
Other gentlemen followed IN n similar strain. The
auditors seemed TO be deeply ia earnest and manifested
most positive determination not IN submit to whet
they regard imposition upon them. Some of the
speakers wcrc rot only but personal and much
in earnest they did not stop 10 select soft words