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DIED.
ARHEERIrRGE

ARKENBURGH-A, BloomnsdAle, Sixty eighth street ard
Tenth avenue Amelia OF Robert H. aud EzsJnhe
Arlenbur2h s.ed 3 years, month and days. 80
e relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully IN
yied 10 attend the funerd to-day lThuday) at oeecA
without further notice.
CHURCHMAN-In Chester, Pa Tuesday I'D inst Caleb
Churchman, In the elst year OF his age 49, d, MI
UAYDOCK-On Fourth day morning. oth OF ID month"; r'n@
abeth daughter Of John and the late Jane Haydoch
Fuue o the residence Of her fAther No 10 East fy
eighth street. Finh day tThursday) st O'clock p m
TIE remains will be conveyed to Frieads BaTA oound'
Greenwood.
uhICUr-Ou Tuesday morning March o. at o'clock srs'
Caroline Cynthia Hagh, dsughtes Of Lawrence AcAeni~
and widow Of John GlboTt HsisEt aged "a years. -,
The relative, ard friends respectfully invited 70 attend ,he
funeral from her late residence No. 80 smith street. pc
tween Livingston and sehennerhon streets brootyni9n
FRIDAY April al o'clock. Services at St. Peters Chufch'
State street near Hoyt, Of a O'Clock p. m. ,,,r,
HOW ARD-tm Wednesday, 5th init Of dphthens w iuaui
Howard son Of bingham and Harriet H. Cock ssed1 years
The funeral will take place from tho residence OF the family
No IN avenue Sixth day afternoon
Urmorroul The remains will be conveyed TO chaPpaq
,sbere the frners will take place from the Friends mesns
Iiou,. At ci O'CLOCK m. on 7th day The friends OF ms
f,mily are respectfully requested to attend 'he unefs
without further invitation, ,,,,, x.h N
| SCHUYLER-At jersey Chy' On "euhesu''' 'iA'' ~
| Angelica V. X. Schuyler ...,., q. ,,,
H. Trend, and relatives o. the family requested 70 aen
he funeral from Grace Church. Erie street, jersey CEy
| Frid,y April |, at u O'Clock.
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PEsr1FERoUs SLERPISG-CARs.-The mann

PEsTIFERoUs SLgEPISG-CARs.-The manner
in which tie sleepingcars running between New.York
and Washington managed By the monopolists Is
shameful fraud upon the public. No regard whatever
is paid to cleanliness and system Of petty exortion
pursued that should have been exposed long ago. The
monoposis might afford passengers the comforts Of
clean coyerlets and change Of mattresses and pillows
every day. and that tho would DO kept thoroughly
clean well aired and comfortable. The fact Is. how
ever that only set Of mattresses pillows. ooyerett
and curtains are provided they are In constant use
changed bestcn won sbnkcn tno c"'erets a'
washed only once month and the car Is never subject
ed TO thorough publication. As natural consequence
Of this neglect vermn brought the bodies OF rntdy
passengers breed unmoested in tho ohinks and cran
MES fe,id exhaatons soak through and through The
cushions pillows and curtains and the seeds OF cutane
Gus and other diseases are thcksown in the berths
We know of gentleman connected with the war DE
partment who contracted the varolod In one OF these
cars. aud an Eastern shpbuder who came out OF one
Of them with cutaneous disorder not pleasant TO men
ton TO ears polite. The stencil pervading car II
which we rode from Philadelphia 10 washington re"
days ago was really sckening-as bad perhaps as thai
| in any howell in Mackerelville.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The weather was dis
astrous last night for Apollo and the Heavenly Nine
Elmo silk umbrJas blew inside out, by virtue OF the
east wind; and the windows Of tho heavens had gen
era opening Of rain Accordingly tho people in the
house had interstces Of liberal Kind between them.
But as Father Handel said Of what everybody called
King Georges private deyoions there were SO few
people at the Oratorio dere sh SC
few present dat de moosck viii shound all te peter
The singers voices sounded melliGuousfy. The pet
prina donna Miss Kellogg was in full tone; and signol
Brignoll, who was advertised to have lost his voice
must have advertised himself and got 1t back again.
He was in fine meodious TRIM and was roundly np
plauded.
Tonight Faust will be Played tomorrow night,
Robert The DerL
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. - Maj .-Gens Mcclellan
and wife and Lieut..Col. Bell are at I'D Fifth Avenue
Hotel
Hon. J. II. Lane, Kansas; Hon. II. II. Nelson, Wash
ineton, Hon. j. Gansen and wife. Buffalo; Gen
sprague. Albany; T.. A. Chaplin. Vermonti Col refer
son U. s. A.; w. S. C. Otis and j. f. Clark ONO o.
v Risden and family. San Franciscoi j. Mitchell
sso and J. NJ. Edmonds, esq, Washington are ct the
st. Nicholas Hotel
NJ. S. Mephan. St. Louis; G. c. FlAgg, Providence
Mai. L. A. Hamilton. u. S. A.; ii. Z. Burbank 81
Paul; j. S. s. Strong, Hartford d. Mordeoa Pennsyl
yania; Judge Jas. Colt. st. Louis. and Capt H. v
cushipe. U. s. A., are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Mai Gen Parker left the Brevoort House last even
ing fol- Annapolis
Baron Won Gerolt, Prussian Minister; Col. Lambton
Cant Fox. Scots Fuser Guards, Canada; Lord Rose
child, Capt. Brabazon. Mr.. Seymour Canada ant
Capt n. p. Rogers. U. S. A. are at the BreVoor
House.
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DEFENSE OF SAN Francisco Alta Cal

DEFENSE OF SAN Francisco hha Cat
oornia Of the 2d ult referring to the danger appre
hended TO San Francigco from the Anglo Chinese Fleet
which was reported to have been secured by the Rebels
remarks;
We arc not without means Of defense. We have FOR
ti6catIons at Fort Point and upon Alcatrz Island sat
eres have also been erected and being constructed
NJ other points What the strength Of these batteries
ia Il is not prudcnt TO state We have besides some
o6 guns afoat The Shubrck carries 81 the Narragan
set II The Monitor and the Saranac 2. Besides. we
have down the coast and within assisting os'ahco %
cyane, 10 guns st. Mary's. 20 guns and warren
guns. ,. -,
The Alta urges upon the authorities tho necessity Oh
adding 10 these offensive and defensive means by az
once raising the guns Of the sunken Monitor Coanche
from the hold Of the Aquilla and mounting them IN
spare batteries OF steamer for temporary ser
vice. till the apprehended peril is past.
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belong 30 or Be oonfsrred upsa corporations
created By the State d Nsw-York. Said Com
pany is hereby empowered 10 ostsbliA and main.
tain lines Of stsan-vessek plying between the
ports Of the Mediterranean Sss and The United States
and other ports and places and 10 carry merchandise
mails, and passengers and 10 engage in commerce OF
and between such ports and places md TO take and
receive by way Of pledge deposit purchase or other.
wise moneys stocis bonds and other property in and
about the commerce aforesaid The capital stock Of the
Company shall be 100000 with power TO increase
the same for the purpose Of adding to the number OF
steamships or other property as may be needed Said
Company may Ibe and act as merchants In the com
modities of the ports whereat they DEAL and may buy
and sell at their risk, or agents OF factors; may
underwrite and insure all merchandise ships other
property eighs rights TO property Of other parties
engaged in trade commerce at or between the ports
aforesaid.
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r,,.rtsinmen.. Thi. Day mud Fenins.

For oeaon Of theafys and time Of eommenetmsn zee @ss0
ti,smenn Ia other eolEnns " u" paper.
ACADEMY oy MuuC-Opera OF Faust
NIBIos GARpEN--The Fools Revenge.
WALL.cKs THEATRR-Rosedale ,,r.
BAHyuNs-Gianis Dwan.-Aphrosa, the spirit oil Beauty
WINTER GARDKS-Lonie's Wedding.
OLYMPIC THEATRK-Lesp Year
w isruHgH's MxsAGsRig-C Collection Of AnimaiA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Performances
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Tug CINCINNATI VoLKsPREUYD. - This

TuB CINCINNATI VoLKsRRBUND. - This
Journal which recently hoisted the name OF John O.
Fremont for the Presidency having. as 1t claims, sum
cienty vindicated its independence by 80 doing and 1T
readiness to unite with any party for he defeat OF Mr.
Lincoln and to prevent the election Of secesh sypa
tbzer to the Presidency" in its issue last Thursday
hauled down Fremont's name and prints in its place
the proceedings Of the Copperhcad State Convention
Ohio
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c.prupE OF A DEsPERADo.-On the els

CAPTURE OF DEsPERADo.-On the 2lst
n,,ant james A. Pickett special detective connected
with the Provost Marshals Office at St. Joseph NO.
accompanied by Major Abraham Allen, late OF the ON
Missouri arrested ut the Wicler House. st. Paul. MIMI
Young man-ycung in years yet stepped in crime and
blood--named Louis Vandevere. on charge OF having
committed several robberies and murders In Ray Conn
Mo while connected with the celebrated 10. Harris
ls!,ony ~ onerrillas one Of the most daring and
gangs Of desperadoes that has infested any
district during the present The fellow confessed
that he had been at the sacking Of Clinton ous aenie
show however that he participated in the murder O
Can't Sessions. the sncking Of Lawrence Kansas ana
many other outrages Of the most sangnnay character
lie wos removed 10 st. Joseph. No. where no WIZ un'
doubtcdly undergo the penalty Of his eriulea-
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Important 70 Railway Travellers.
The April nsmber Of
NOW READY.
APPLsTONS RAILWAY GUIDE

APPLSTONS RAILWAY GUIDE Al
H. FOR APRIL CONTAINS 1913
L-NsSntr osa HUsDRED RAtLwAr MARS reprssen.iss
principal routes Of travel 10 and from the various towna
Sf Trough 's o sast . ,nd RON Bc.tdn
burg Nisgsrs Falls Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit Chico
90, Awsakee st. Paul. 5. Louis Louisville, Cinein-
Richmsh., Wheeling, Piti.barsh Cal'o, sprasasl4
| Indianapolis, Columbus, Portland 81, John, Hsifas,
al Information IN references he ne,rrrs ea.e., and
NOS. pleasant way Of travelling through the Unise4
-NE1Sar ~ THREE HUspssp RAIL WAY TINE TABLE, CIV
ing the itae Of the departure sn' arrival OF NE various
trains 1T the different cities yiss towns and stAons
through which they pass; also t'eir connections TO-
eeheE with Information OF value to every rswsy uss
eler each and every important raws being Iepcsenea
In.-RAIwAss rHEn PnoonEs The Nsioa.i Car r.
cass l. M Narrow mSIa 81 sSS ss' Gsass Rail
Wealth Of Our Territories; Chicago Ro CD Island hssl-
yi ias t Cree. w s.aa' Rx ss Lifted
pitsberg Fort wsyns Chesso KAiws " soI.nssn
S..qos f Genrs hswsy Union Pses
Chicago North Wesiern Railway; Missouri STwsysj
fsnhsy mia csn Ohio p
Railway Great Railway Esssbli,tnsnenii Enc g. sM.X
S. Peter Railway; railway ~ Ireland comu.rce ct
the Wordi Rolling Stock Of the Illinois Contra Kali
V.-ASRCDorKs AND lsorDEgTs OF Travel The Dr.Lunss
Boys The Old Bureau; Daniel Webster and NE w SOD,
;ssyeT The La: Trump Abes pSs, @sS; ;ss re ,se
pitt Secretary Stanton and the Pr..idest Of the sa.s
and Ohio Railway; Mrs PsTtihgtoa on Rerishs.
ton II Didn't DO Her Mossel OGOod The lndi4nass
Recruiting Committee, or Why He was Rejectedi SeeH
Large q Hog he Wanted to See Wsae Letter b.
Let Her Be; What il q Naturalist; A Subshtuts
Wanted The Thousand Dollar Darkey Ars Par Ing
ton on As,rimony Why the Len Leg Of the Goose was
the Best; The Disappointed Traveller. 49,
V-TNB DISTANCE INDICATORS, representing toe dlp
ference in Tine and the Distance between Now lorts
philadelphia, Washington, Harrisburg, Pittsborg Wheel
ing Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, lndianspoa Lou
isvlle, Nashville Memphis, NewOresns. st Louis.
Chicago, 81. Paul, Detroit, Milwaukee. Buff Albany.
Troy Montresl Portland, Boston. Springfield &c. Ts
the ra ay traveller these Time Indicators will prove In
valuable, as their study will serve to beguis many
tedious hour.
V.-PoRTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH or rsB hon-
JOHN BRoUGH. Governor Of Ohio and President OF the
Belefontane Railway Line with Phrenoog ic2i Dehno-
alton u Character. By Fowler Wells.
VII-lnpoRrAST lNsTRoCT1oSs TO RAILWAY TRAvkLs1&
in reference to Timetables Tine Indicators &c
VIII-Appetons Counting House Calendar.
Ix.-Lsge Railway Map OF the United StateS
PRIcg ONLY rs CENTS. -
APPLETONS RAILWAY GUIDE can be obtained 1t -
Of the principal Book Periodical and gencies and
the Cars OF all the principal Railways throughout the United
States and the Cansdas.
ID. APPLETON q Co., Pubishers,
Nos 40 and AS Broadway
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Miliiarp Nrtiees.
Osy1ss o, Ass'r.C Coz; :o.s,t sysnzr.sn;

Orvrcs or Assr-Cox. .GREL svssirEEen
No. SrArEsr., Nxw ioZE, FEB. %. lss<
CfrcuIar.-0f6ceu commanding yegl1isnts companies
and squads Of troops the service Of tho
United States stationed in passing through the city ofNew
York. who entitled to and require subsistence. will make
saiy Of sub.stsnee No Brdse the Office south eoa
OF the Park Barracks
When practicable notice oud be gwen BY letter other
wise OF the anticipated arrival OF troops in order that propr
preparations may be Ade.
A. 8. EATON, Colonel and A. C @. &
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fAdxertiaAfnent

Internationally
THR New NOvgL-Godey's Lsdys Book for
April thus speaks OF the new novel "Cudps Cave:
Mr.. Trowbidge has already gained celebrity by his
writings; this last work will give him q wider reputa-
ton The scene is laid In Tennessee In the beginning
of the war excitement and gives terrible pictures Of the
stormy passions of men, and the sad scenes enacted
Tbs descriptions Of natural scenery are vivid.
and wren beautiful and noble characters aud lovely
works 81 ms;cy are brought out the dark canvas Of
civil vNr."
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MARRIED.

ADArR- MONTAGUE "Wednesday, March 20, by, the
Rev Alexander r. Thompson, John Adar to =. selena,
.ds daughter OF Branerd Montague all OF this city
INSTRUMENTATION Tuesday, 29,h inst at the residence
Of Mr., liza A. Newell Boston, Henry O. Bell OF Brooklyn,
n " TO Elizabeth Newell Of Boston, Mass
ElGS-CAMPBELL-On Tuesday, 18th inst. by the Rev.
Dr. Stewart u. s. Navy, Mr.. Charles H. Mes', TO Miss
Kate H. Campbell daughter Of Jacob Campbell, ess
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vO6BURGH-On Wednesday, 10th inst, Abram FIco,.
younger sQl Of Emmesesn and the late Col Abrsn Voc
bars6, assd ycsls and months
The relatives aud Ersn Of the family are v Invita-
to attend the funeri ON r, afternoon si2 oclock from
the residence Of his mother No las West Twelfth street.
without further invitation.
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HILLS I'm THE LEGIsLATURE'
In the senate.
MEDITERRANEAN COMPANY.

MEDITTEhHANbAH OVH, ~ -, -
Senator FIELDS gave notice OF bill to moor
porste George Griswold, George Edgar Gnderhnl'
Samuel DinsInore and Chas T. Miller and their asso-
ciatates as body polite and corporate. and as suoh
may have succession common seal sue and DC snea'
shises. incidents, rights, ind privileges which may
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MISUNDERSTANDING to the recent valuable

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W tlc icOcht 'oiu"oiN
discoveries Of silver salt copper iron, petroleum. gyp
sum. and other minerals in Michigan, which are now
attracting 80 much attention TO that State, The Dfrof
Tribune SAYS, "Our population ia increasing as 1t has
never done before The census Of 1870 will exhibit an
increase in the population Of Michigan during the Gu r
rent decade equal TO that in Illinois between 1880 ana
1850 About year ago one Of the most Intelligent gen.
tlemen Of this city predicted in hearing that The
Saginaws would collectively have population OF 2oo
in Eve years Ii Ia altogether probable that they
will attain that population ut least two years sooner
than he predicted. Eastern people arc rapidly gettnB
I'D Of their absurd belief that Michigan Is one vast
swaap the favOrte abode OF fever and ague ara mus
ketoes and are discovering 10 their great
that II is the heathest State In the Union this side oil
the Rocky Mountains except Minnesota ana WISCONSIN.
Michigan produced, far back as iooo 10 per
cent more wool than Ohio 2t times as ihuch as
New York. and 3, times as much az fenns!Va =.
MA And what is yet more remarkabe Is tne iacs o
MICHIGAN produced double the quantity OF WOOL IN looo
that sLe did In 1850 while Ohio produced less than
ner cent more in 8G0 than in 1850; PennsyiVaia iess
Than per cent more in 1860 than IN lS1O, ana New
York produced per cent less In 1860 than IN ~
Michiean raises more bushels Of wheat 10 eocn tnap
AMI than any State except Illinois Indiana Wlsoonsn
and Iowa and the average quality OF her wheat - SUI
o 10 that Of any other State In 1860 the value Of
live stock was nearly treble what 1t was in Isoo Vu
lumber prodnct is greater than that OF any oias w.
Maine and that branch Of industry IL IN us hhpuy
M that IL Is Michigan salt which is manly 70 hupP2
The wants OF the North Western states no mas no,
heard Of the natohless quality and bonndess quantt
of our Lake Superior ironf VINO neas s1o arbo.d
i,bont thinking OF the numberless and ne1haustipie
mines Of the Upper Peninsula Surely Michigan mas
| glorious future.
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BsoADWAY lNpnsrusAsxn-Nasss1sia Psrforwnoa
cxAYoS Ar &AIxyEy-Bierstsdvs nocky Mountsins
0ouPILs GiIIgxY-Kensett's Lake George.
HoPH CHAPEL-fhe Grand Stersoscoptcsa.
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NATIONAL LIFE AND LIMB INSURANCE COM
PAEY.

Senator I.AIMBEER gave notice of q bill to
amend section OF the laws passed April %, 1903 In
cooperating the above company 80 as to read rs fol-
lows:
polite corporation hereby created shah and have
power 10 make insurance upon the lives and limbs and health
of the ocers soldier. sailors and marines in the Army and
Navy Of the United states Section s amended giving them
power TO have capital stock C $1,000 with power to IN,
each Section provides that the ch section OF the law Of
April - 1851 be amended 30 q TO empower sny married wo
%sn 'e Shsr son darsd S mot ~ ssg.c 10 f be-
insured the life or limbs or health Of any relaiive
INTERNATIONAL LAND COMPANY.
Senator HASTIyGss bill Incorporating the
above company names as corporators Erestus Corning
John +. Winslow John a. Criswold u. Corning, ir..
and Woodruff I. Barnes. and empowering them to buy
and sell or exchange lands and to introduce into
general use agricultural implements and machinery
driven or lmpced by steam and for promoting provid
Ing and encouraging emigration from foreign countries
and for providing homesteads for emf grants. The Com
pany shall keep an office In the City of Now York fof The
purpose Of transactng ito business The capital stock
to be Sl1OOO, with power 10 increase the to
million. Said corporation may be organized and com
menoe operations at any time after SIS 600 shall have
Office II the City and County of New-York.
SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Senator BAILEY introduced bill providing
tia, it shall be lawful for the Security Fire Insurance
Company Of the City of New TO transact the bust
OF Insurance, s specified and enumerated in the
first ana second Subdivisions " the first section Of the
act entitled act to provide for the incorporation Of
Insurance Companies passed April III. 1888.
IN RELATION TO SURR0GATES, EXECUTORS, sc.
Senator HUMPHREY introduced bill amend
ing Section OF the laws in relation to Surrogatcs'
Courts, &C. passed. May 1863 70 as to read follows
SEC In all where the petition for letters
Of administration shall aese upon tbs Information and
belief OF the petitioner that the total value OF the real and
property Of the estaor or interstate does not exceed
go and snch petition duly verified by tbs oath Of the
petitioner fees for any services done performed by the
Surrogate shah be charged nom the Executor &C. OF such
ate unless shall appear by inventory duly hed in his
oce goods and credits of such tesa,or exceed
in value $500 and in where appears the application
receive bounty Of pay &C. for rendered In
the service Of the United States no Surrogate lees shall DO
charged.
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KEEPING OLD RECORDS IN THB PUBLIC OFFICES OF
TIE CITY AND COUNTY OF NRW-YORK.

Senator MURPHY introduced bill providing
that the county officers Of the City and County OF New
York are hereby authorized and directed 10 deposit all
books and papers in their respective offices bearing date
anterior u the year 1900 In the city archives IN the
Office Of the Clerk Of the Common Council OF said city
and copies of such parts of said books and papers as
applicable the business Of said respective offices sha
be dcnosilad.
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This Magazine contains .yas ths al 49,. A"ioiO.i
MAGAZINES combined II tho best largest and most reliable
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Nils Braddons Last novel, "The Doctors WIFE" Is
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ADVERTISEMENT

CEDAR CAMpHoR (H. CO. is cheaper than
common esrphor and better than anything for protect
ing wooens and furs from moths Druggists have IL.
Made by HAsRIs 4 CHAPMAN Boston
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Court nj Appeals.

ALBANY Wednesday. March 20 1904
The following is the Calendar OF the Court OF
Appeals for March 81: Nos. 25l &c, n, 2s 81 81 49,
81 azi aud 80.
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LEXINGTON AVENUE RAILROAD


4 large audience assembled in the conmittee room
RAY afternoon. 10 hear the argument upon the
ton Avenue Railroad bill. The opponents, who
.e bill sent back under the pretext that they want
go a. hly argued had little nothing TO say for them
selves but they had the pleasure Of listening 10 one OF
the most powerful arguments that has been made this
session, on behalf of the applicants from Messrs. W.
A Beach and Martin j. Townsend Of Troy. The arts,
focratic pretensons of the Opposition. who claim that
The people must be deprived OF railroad transportation
TO give them unobstrueted right OF way for their
yate carriages" and the loose sentiments OF Edmonds
and others in regard to the character of the applicants
and the petitioners were rebuked by Mr. Beach with o
power and eloQuence which made profound impress
sion upon the audience. The bin viii De at once re-
ported back 70 the Assembly and the pettifogging OPP
ponents ill gain nothing by their motion.
HUDSON RIVER NAVIGATION.
The Senate bill, appropristing slo0 900 toward the
removal OF distractions 10 navigation In the Hudson
was considered in Committee Of the Whole In the AS
ssnbly last evening without opposition.
MILITIA.
The amendment militia bill reported b! the Assembly
Militia Committee last evening approprates $780, 900
toward equipping the militia This amount is generally
considered excessive and viii have to be diminished
before the bill can pass
THE PALMER SCULPTURE.
The beautiful statuary Of Mr. Palmer which has been
put up for the benefit Of the Albany Sanitary Bazaar
TO be drawn for on the 9th of April
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TIL. Independent being asked 70 give its denim,
ton Of religious newspaper answers Ksaab
I. ha-dv worth while for our friend does not need
A. ~ dasn;,;nn lint the thing ITSELF independent