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II ,i tina be seen that in four years the Democrats
have os;ned o15 while the Republicans have lost $685.
~
yrRwoST-Tbs Official vote of Vermont is as follows
Lincoln AZ 4l9: Mcclellan l3 322 Republican msIorty
40 oo, 81, - NJ I;r,oIoI. ro.,or;tv in 1851
SsoS'' iaefe sa'n W WI - ioOO
Aho stcSaO nis ySoi - o'SA oS'SH
Thousand larger than it was in 1860.
NEW YoRK.-Ihe New York Tribune gives the COM
pIee Official vote of the State, as follows:
Lincoln 368720
Mcclellan ..----..----- 3ol,954
-
I,lnrOlne majority. 80
Mr. Idncolns majority in 1860 was 80 1856 The total
p-..I.z. :. Iocn -. cSE reg :, 1894 ~ 4.
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THE BATTLE AND REBEL DEFEAT

NASHVILLE, Nov. 30.-Mdnght enemy at four
P. NJ made heavy attack at Franklin with two corps,
but after persistent fighting repulsed at all points,
with loss of six thousand killed and wounded. Our loss
five hundred rebel brgader general aud one thou
sand prisoners were taken.
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OFFICIAL DESPATCH.

The following despatch received at the War Office
yesterday from Gen Thomas who received it from Gen.
Schofed, commanding n the field
FRANKLIN, (TENN Nov. 80, 1864.
Major General THOMAS: The enemy made heavy and
persistent attack with about two corps commencing at
four this afternoon, and lasting until after dark He
repulsed at all points with heavy loss probably five six
thousand men, Our loss is probably not more than one
tenth of that number We have captured about thou
sand men, including one Brgadier General.
SCHOFIELD
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CYL. AUTHORIZATIONS ELL.

The House acted upon and concurred IN the action OF
the Committee II the Whole the State OF The Union
on the Senates amendments the Civil Appropriation
bill. , ~
providing that negro testimony be only admitted IN the
Federal Courts the States whose laws shotbd author
izs such testimony
This was disa greed to-47 against ".
The Senates amendment, "a which Mr.. mallory nan
proposed his amendment as above was concurrcd IN
o. against IL.
Ii provides that no witness shall he excluded from
Federal Courts Of color nor IN any civil suit
in which such person il interested or Is party TO the
suit.
THE TAgrF BILL.
Mr.. morrill, made report IRON the conference inference
Committee the dsagreeng amt ndments ~ the farm
bill and IL was concurred In.
Mr. NoRgIIL said this House had done nj that duty
required and the Tariff bill would largely increase the
revenue by additional taxation on tea, iroH, spirits
wine silks crockeryware. spices &C. In the Internal
Re, enro bill new sources OF taxation have been sought
out including tax banks. while the taxes generally
have been largely increased. He anticipated from
these measures 81 600 600 day To retire the ereenDachs
to that extent and establish credit firm iouAds
ton.
Ak whether IL was likely The Committee of Ways AID
Means would report an additional tai bill.
Mr.. MORRILL, replied that far rs be- knew he did not
think they would.
Mr. SIfyESs said a request had come frm The proper
quarter 'nr the passage Of bill I" raise an addi"n
S-lOO0.O0O.
Mr. BRooKs inquired what were "a b. the sources OF
taIation and whether real estate Ia be included
Mr. STEVENS replied thai he had but recently received
the document and had not looked at II carefully.
OVERLAND MAIL.
Tho House agreed 20 the amendment of tho Senate to
The hill extend the contract for carrying the Overland
PAcifc Mail
Al lOi The House adjourned
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rhr NETWORK SPRING RAceS.
SECOND DAY.

Yesterday was the second day OF the New
York Jockey Club Spring Meeting on tho Centrcyil!e
Course l.. I. The attendance wa, for rom being 30
great as tho excellent running ftly deserved. The
track was IN good condition. although somewhat hard
from the protraced dry weather. Greater punctnafty
was observed In starting the horses at the time an
bounced aud the entire proceedings we're admifab,
conducted erttling Capt 4. g. Moore She recognised
manager, "a the highest credit
The first r<c Was sHecptakoF Tor three years nih'
mile heats, 80 each with 500 added hy the Jockey
club. There were five entries, but only three ar
Bush's LuriBe Mr.. Morris. b. T. b! Eclipse aud Mr..
M1prc'c b. - by Lexington saddled for the race
The last named the fayoritc In the betting al stO
10 So on him IN the pool sales ho Drought s'V the
Ecrse My 50. aud LurliIo slJ. In lie trst heat
Iusine made the running at her best pecc all The way
round until coming into the home stretch where the
Eclipse lilly Joined is.rc challenged Iuriine and beat
her to the by six lengths IN 1913; the Lexington
colt was three lengths behind Lurine In the second
heat the knowing stl stack i1 Nooics colt. 81
though he last in the preceding hcat end bought
him freely in tie poos NoTriss FLY being the first
choice and Larlno entirely neglected.. The fa'orlto
took the lead al first bet wa quickly PASSED by lnr
line who carried on the running al the wHy round 70
entering the bomesrcch where the rider Of the Eclipse
ly MADE bis effort, nnd passing Bushs MY gailoped
homo winner hy ton lcngth- ia ! min is, 1l0ore's
Lc,iugion colt being disfanoed.
The second race was between Capt. NO0ro's d. m.
ldlewid and MIR. r. Murrifs =. b. Reporter. dash of
tso miles for parse Of s2o1 ldIsN i'd VA the favor
it, a SOD 10 st1-faken 20 a great deal OF money.
10 porter tht on Hlth u "hN dNl"hhH
uado determined effort 10 pass lin On he third
quarter O: the second mile. Fitzpatrick Oh Reporter
shook her of easily and homo easy winner b!
ri, lengths in J.io..
New YonE SrnfSG NYNffNs-f KgrtgyILir torRsT,
l. LSToofD DArA sTrei sasrs faf tire year oid' mile
teas 20 ,ash, Ply ys. and - added to more
afut.
3. N,ri., D.. by Felipe. On f.'a......".".l
?. {. bu'hs b Luiliic by knish, o. =, Georse2 .
r. %. Nsefpf d. G.. hy Lexington dsf GlrnnG..J dist
r,yx nAr-iortsy cob Pll' H4fJ, a'sh - two miles.
y s. Nrffiss b. b.
j. ~. NgJ!ss b. lfirN Nd.s.... ....s...ssE
T.ue-1ttf'
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NEw.yORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JUNE 30 1864

est on the public debt and for other purposes and the duty
shall bA PAYABLE the hrst day Of October next and Tho
Secretary or Treasury s authorized TO pre-. be such
aud regulations to the tune and mode oi ss-assuen AZ
will secure the collection Of this special tex
Mr.. SHERMAN said this tax was absolutely necessary
II folly to pass this bill without providing means
for the payment of these heavy houniics.
After dcsultory debate Mr.. sherman agreed tn
modify lis amendment making the special war tax five
instead of ten per cent and it was then adopted by the
following vote OF % Yeas against Nays.
YyssMessrs Anthony, Brown, Chandler CLARK, Conne',
Dooittle, Foot Eortef Grimes, Hale Harlsn Howe, Lane
(lnd) Lsns ksrsas Morgan, Pomeroy, Ramsay sherman
spisgue. Sumner Ten Eyck, sprsgD SUMNER Ten Eyck,
Wade, Wilkinson Wiley, Wilson. - =,
NAIs-Mcssrs BUrkalow, Davis Harris Hendrick'i Nc
DOugall. Powell Riddle . ,
Mr.. POWELL offered an amendment the object of
which he explained TO be TO conne each State TO re-
cruitinc within .ts own limits which was agreed TO.
The bill amended was reported TO the Senate and
sed.
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The steum.hip Washington Her First
Trip-vo Of Thanks To ,bc Cnptnin.

STAN HIP " A~tlhtiNN Jiif = FOL
7 he undersigned. passengers "u the first trp
a the steamer Wa,hiusiol, have gIeat pleasure IN
returning 20 Capt Duclesue ana ofcos ther sincere
ihrnkl for The uniform couf'cy viii ~r.Ch the! have
been treated durng ~ IN sssy yCsslni passage De-.
tween Hayrc aud NCW.Nofk rarely have they lJi
OPPORTUNITY e. record greater display OF lihcfaitr
efficiency and decorum than hls fishngri'ted cycTy
officer aud scrtau, Of The General rrrusNGutic Com.
pany Despite adverse wind nd f5u,' weather. iho
vessel has made ~ .. npd cfsJ pa,sngc. Tic accom-.
maraons have boen - sup Nor charm ter. aud that
dgiei nfibiy which more than ury physical attention
Inates OF a floating population household ard Of q
ship home has ~ FAR been unaffected :hGi 10 fgarl
has nnrk the irp and the end Of TIE la' been
snhccl ~ regret rather thar - cor GRADUATION.
W!ih many thanks ~ Can't. DucLcspc and his Officers,
ws subscribe ourselves ycFr 70 pe,ifuyt
Co,n'e De j Roac,rei Nnnei rerc,, y revritrl H. g
Raines'r Rs,cnhi Henry Oh toad. John :. oinse I'D
ws'ieor r. Arangur, urorgo 4. 1ownserd Geo w Mar.
I'm. Henry Rne Id D. tfn. ~. spring, ". tgrner hhct
Hcrir tonrsd r.. cher, tret Daui- q. tlpo 1eofis
Bechiod &. Carroll, Auf,lia PeI,N aud oinefs.
The report Of tic Iursor o. the snip is ~ follows:
Tie Wellington cn H.yrr 70 q. r. june IS, with pas;en
z,f, msl- and 'n.chanti'c fr'ved ~ s 30. June -
she experienced spccrou = westerly wind from the cost
o. France H. Bauks ~ Nc' i0undl,ad nd dense Gog'
thence sithin 200 mile. a. Nov io. A. June iB
of Nantucket exchanged s.s.. 18th The Ame. ~ ship ce'.
bonn bound ".
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The MAy,alss AND THE MusIctNs.-At

noctins Of the managers of NcwYok held at the resi-
dence 81 Mr. Walack IN Fourteenth street or Tues
day. jane o. il Was unanimously resolved thai No
james W W.lack be- elected President and NJ. ~.
stuart Secrelar, The subject Of the recent neteased
demands OF the musicians being brought before tt7
,nee,in, il yas resolved on the proposition OF NJ
Wheatiey. seconded by Mr.. MAJ Marettes' INA. ITO
monaco heinz desrous act In liberal ana gsn,'
s s,;r ors nreuoreL 10 asccde 10 the demands ~ mo
Musician. for removed increase Of salary 10 ga
week Tor the thea,ers and - "a for every op,is -,
srr,,cc. am ,he distinct understanding that ne mg-
sifans agree 10 ABIDE by this thor present Geinan'
fo Tho srsou 81 s6i6i and not again require any ~
d,ora ucreasc; and that the slar! Of lesaer % tn~
orcbsstr, .hall b. a matter OF private nrranRs"""
,xrer ,nsneCers and leaders"
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ARRIVED. -. Ia. u
s,.,ey Fanny Ca,g,aiader, P,cron, Bstiioore H"'s
'" s w. Aida benny, PhiadcipAi, rd'e' 'ha
II. = Goethe (Pors) DsCrrE. opcuoi 81 days. "-' WV
Ae 70 isSy', ~ Melon Cow r. 4. b. sdsy' COZ
u. J. Bolloni - .i,,.,,. Cat Island
dsys, fruit to John Il. Bacon.
NIND-Sanset, :. :. l..
SAILED.
Steamship Scotia ni Agago. ,.-.,oI AZ =
Tho sh,p. Bels Wood end Austrll'ai ior LNefp''@ "
anchor a. Tho ;. VI. Spit. -.
Rvryo.boa. Wa Bell No. 2.-23,h inst. M So" Ionacs
y OF 'Firo Island, brir Vision, Dorpovar. "'o'e W.
s.,'r. "a wih .N sf' ct
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NEW.JERsEY ITEMS.

IssUiSG COUNTERFEIT. L. 5. CURRENCY
An Italian barber named Airagaino Baldsssarre.
arrested by Detective KilcOuey yesterday TAX nj
before L. s. Commissioner NIoUm of jersey City fofI
examination a charge OF having in his possession
soc. Z. s currency. and also OF having passed a.
number Of the same II cppoorcl that the accused wa
recent, empoyed liz Meaiio's hair dressing saloon III
Exchange place and opportunity offered no passed Oh
the oountorfeit money customers. number ot
them having been returned, he became alarmed and
left About so worth in sheets found IN his pc.-
session. The accused "a Trenton FOR 'r.nl
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r,rAL FALL.-0n Tuesday last, Patrick Cos
t.Ia a mason. while at work on the suleti.eiG's, M
tnnre. from which h. died soon alter pec"aseS M;
- ycars of are and a native Of ireland. CoEonerIo"
vasterday Ia Ia AN inGueSt.
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IyCRgAaE OF SALARIES.-At the meeting Of
the Jersey City Common Council Tuesday night the
pay OF policemen raised 10 seOu per hDnu, beng
az Increase II 500 each The salaries Of o!he- city
officers was raised. making totel Increase OF SioOv
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Health Officer 1
REgQIUTuoN9
BROOkLXN ITEMS.

FrREs-About | o'clock yesterday Liter,
noon q fire broke out in frame ihres-story
dwelling house in Greham street near 1yr-i
lie avenue, vaieh resulted IN ITS destruction, to-
together with most of the coatents. The premises
were owned by Mr.. Robert Mcknight. who occupied
the upper part The lower pat wac occupied y NJ:
consumed. Mr. Mcknight had $500 in bills in
n bureau draHc- which was burned. His entire loss
about 5000; partially insured in tho Brook
doabie. frame kou:e in the rear. OIL Kent ayenae
owned BY Mr. Quinn, was damaged TO the extent o.
$500 insured in The Brooklyn AMI Atlantic Companies
shanty owned by Michael Walsh ard tho house %
Mr. Tucker. damaged about $50 each.
II Is not known how the fir originated but supposed
70 be by accident.
About o'clock D. No. fIe broke OUT in tie upper
portion OF No. ;. President street. causing damage tn
shortly thereafter fire occurred in she'd in flasb-
ing near Bedford avenue Damage slight
SgYTENCEO-.James Redmond who pleaded
eaty in the KING County Oyer and 1crminer 10 man
Slaughter In the thiid degree IN killing Arthur ayoc
n, tue Marine Barracks months since doh we're
in the marine corps was yesterday sentenced 10 sa'"
Prison for two years.
FoUNp DRowNBD.--The body of young
woman p years OF age named Sarah Lockley. who wss
found drowned Tuesday night NJ the foot OF NORM
Sixth street (E d., and unknown ut the time was yes-
terday identified. She left home on Friday lac. in
state Of mental alteration and remarked that shs
should never return.
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.--An elderly woman
named Mary poylo attempted to commit suicide On
Tuesday night by jumping into the ryer nom 6rsnd-
street boat She was rescued. and conveyed 10 thA
Fort fifth Precinct station House.
SUDDEN DE- Yesterday morning n man
named James Irlr residing At the corner Of Nonroea
and Bushwick avenues dropped dead in his rear YARD
Coroner Barrett held inquest. aud verdict "a destA
from apopeXy Was rendered.
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Gu,,nhcr's Evening Exchange.
Passengers Arrived
Latest ship Nows.
~. l6l FIErH Aysscs.I

H. srsf i J. fipI ltlosl, Jfo"' td' ''''''1
Mn Gafdur. Edw AID Eoaaa.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.


Senate.
ArnATY, March 90, 1854.
MILITARY TROPHIES FOR THE METROPOLITAN rAIR.
The Assembly resolution TO send 90 the Metropolitan
Fair for exhibition sundry curtoscs from the state
Cabinet OF Natural History adopted
To authorize the construction by the Metropolitan Rail
Y Yx Company q railroad under ''''an streets u Nov
To Incorporate the State Temperance Society
To amend tho act relative TO tho Brooklyn Eastern Dis
trict Fire Department
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To amend the charter or tho Roman Catholic Orphan
Authorizing the formation companies for the trans.
portatIon Of persons and property.
To establish an Asylum for Incbrates in tho city OF
New York.
For tho relief Of tho Town Collectors Of Richmond
county.
For the improvement OF the Seventh avenue, New
Amending tho College and Grant act.
The bill amending the Railroad law.
Relative to the m,de OF securing tho RICH, OF way
Ordered 10 a third reading
rue b,ll INCORPORATING the Union Trust Company was
debated and at three p. ~ progress reported A
quorum not being present, recess was taken.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill Incorporating tho Union Trust Company was
ordered to third readingHorace +. Clark, Samuel j.
Tilden Daniel Howell william f. Russell, James EN-.
met, James W. underhi.l. William Kccf, George J. For.
rest James NJ. Waterbury. George Ricord, Jonathan
freeman AID James Forsyth being added is corpora.ors
communication was received from the croton Acque
duct Poa containing extracts rom their report TO tho
Common Council relative 10 storage reservoirs
EiIIs ADVANCED To A THIRD READING.
Approprisiing $4,000 Tor tho development OF a salt
spring 1t Mcntozumn.
LeerlIzug tic os Office the Kings county Super
visions.
Relative 10 the West Farms Town Hall
Authorizing the New York city authorities TO convey
70 Hebrew Benevolent society certain real estate.
Apffogriatng 81 800 FOR the Bureau OF Statistical
Records IN New York.
Adjourned.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Movements and Operations or tho rfon
Forces The B0mb rim -nt or Cha rtes-
ton-Ncws from tho Nebciiioas Statss-
Latest Intelligence from Mexico, Cuba.
81. Domingo, 30.
Tho steamsh,p Austraiasss. Captain Cook will leave
tins port &, day for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe VIII close In this city half past
eleven O'Clock this morning.
The NEW York HERAiD--Edlticn for Europc-will DO
really NJ ha'-past ten O'Clock this morning, and
viii give he latest desp received OF the Move
ments tina uo'o aud Rebel Forces III all portions OF the
nDtry; The latest accounts OF tho Bomb dment OF
Charleson O.; rhe latest reports the Condition OF
Affairs as the South; Important intelligence from Moxoo
Cuba. ST. Domingo aud Central and south America The
Decision OF judge Rtchie of st. John, NJ b. In tho Case
OF the Ches pcskc Pirates and OF all important
occurrences N tho past week
Single copies. IN wrappers ready for mailing. 1--WE cons.
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~N~~~~~>~>~~>>~>>~S~~-~~~
An lnebriate Asylum for
New York City.
The Uarlcm-BrOadway Railroad and
the Extension Of Seyrnih Avenue.
~~~~~>~-~~~o~~~~o~~>>>>~-
Important Decision Of the Court
sr of Appeals. t5a-e|
saNN>~>~.><~~-->>~>1~~><>
The City Banks to Pay Taxes on Their
Ulitsd States Securities.
THE CITY TAX LEVY,
TO-, &e.. u.
ALBANY. March "a, 1884.

ALnAsY March "a. 1894.
REw GRINDING coxu,rss
new fashioned grinding committee VS. started Ia
the Assembly this morning In the shape OF the snspen
sion " the Fortieh ruic PROV ling that local bills
comforting franchises and granting mo apr prstion
may DO recommtied, With power 10 report complete.
large batch OF bills roorred back 70 report com.
petc under the resolution.
HorEr BITS
The Central Park Hotel and the Grand Hotel Company
bills were ordered 10 q third reading in the Assembly
to day.
NRw YORK NEnRATE AsyIuM AND SEVENTH AVENUE
EXTENSION.
Tho Senats passed tie bill for an Inebrate Asylum In
Now York CITY; the bill TO extend tie Seventh
nue.
Tun HARLEM. BROADWAY RAILROAD
Tho Senate rommittee Railroads. this afternoon
and majority Of Inc committee decided report against
tho harlem. Broadway Railroad The chairman OF the
committee is tue member who chairman OF the
committee which reported tho Broadway Railroad last
winter t. the He announced that he hal always
been favor OF broadway railroad aud could not place
himself record against this, thus proving to tue
public that ho was In favor Of George Law
co. having broadway railroad and no one
elsc There are those on tho committee who have
al ways voted for George Laws projects and are now
aganst this. Comment 10 Unnecessary. The act speaks
volumes.
TAXING UNITED SToCFf-IHE CASB of NEW foN.
The Court Of Appeals this morning decided the question
taxing the capital of banks argued before them ut the
last tern il VIII DO cd that the banks IN New
York refused 10 tax their ptal under the law
Of last winter. and fell back upon the law OF Congress
providing for national currency. Tho tax officers IN
New York few months since seized funds 10 scvc
raj banks sufficient TO pay the tax. The
Court Of Appeals their decision decide against
the banks. and that they liable to
the tax capital The law ef 1853. which this de
csion declares valid provides thnt all mopeyed coruora
tcns and associations shall be liable 10 taxation on val
uac elua the OF capital pad 10 secured
be paid their surplus earnings, less ten Ter cent Of
such surplus deducug their taxabe real There
Is over n million Of dollars involved in thus decision.
II aiIests bank. trust aud insurance comlauies
Z NEW YORK CITY levy.
The New Yolk city tax levy Was presented TO the
Assembly this evening
TRUST COMPANY.
The Union Trust Company bill ordered to third
reading Ia the Senate this evening"
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mbly.

ArBAsy, March 22, 1864.
Mr.. X. PAEKFR moved TO suspend the rules, that,
local bills and bills not conveying franchises making
appropriations from tho treasury be referred back
to committees, with power TO report complete.
The rules pended aud the resolution adopted.
The following bills referred back under the rsso.
luton, with power TO report complete
Relative o. the american Institute.
To INCORPORATE the Machinsts' Association.
TO consolidate tho Boston, Hartford, Erie and other
railroads
For tho prevention Of frauds the purchase Of bread
stu1fs 10 New York.
TO incorporate the Wire Drawers Benevolent Associa
ton Of New York
ADVANCED A THIRD
TO incorporate the Central Park Hotel Company.
Council.
pany.
To increase the fees OF J6stiscs Of tho Poace.
FOR the dect on OF countorfeitcd bank notes.
To Incorporate tho Tom Moore Association OF New
York
10 incorporate the Amer!cus Club.
To incorporate the American Literary Fund Association
or New York.
10 incorporate the New York Grand Ho,el Company.
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The Soldiers Voting bill being the special order. .
new bin substituted, and tho sub ect was made tho
special order for Tuesday morning next.
Ihe STEAMER presented o communication from the
Clerk OF the New York Common Council calling attention
20 the necessity OF passing ACT nj early day TO
thorzo the Corporation TO raiss money by tax
Adjourned
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The thousands Of innkeepcrs, iarcr bier men and
brewers in the city OF New York are toubsd Just now
. great deal by new Sunday law rcndius before the
Legislature prohibiting the sahc OF m Alt drinks wine and
liquors on Sundays. Az the call Of an arrangements
committee mass meeting OF ernan inn ard tavern
keepers was hsd yesteyy al the Atlantic Garden, in
tire Bowery wnsre Ut. Julius Xorn presided. Permanent
officers were elected, aud the members present were
ENROLLED sea protective association. resolution was
adopted " appoint deeraton proceed AIbouy
der 70 urge upon the tho necessity OF rejecting
heobpoxious bill alded 10. The various attempts Of
Igislaure 10 force upon Nov York such obnoxious
ssoec,ien was made among the members 70 dersy tho
yexpensoA
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Cours OF Appeals.

ALBANY, Mafcn ~, 1880.
In the Court Ct Appeals the judgment in twenty eight
Of the bank tax cases was Affirmed without costa ap-
peal to this court.
The following ia calendar cf the court for wednes.
day, March 23Nos 4, D. o, Ts, o, 10, III IL ira 10.
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krHunnrso or rns o,toRxD OR.~Sx Asrlux.-The
managers the Coiorc Orrhsn Asylum, which. will ne
Remembered, destroyed by the mob during the July
rots hve Included 20 reiuld It on the o,d ss
OF Fith avsnue and West Forv third sreei. The plans
I've all ben agreed upon tho cost WI amount q
ab lut $4,000. the allowed by the Supervisors
"r the damages sustained by the destruction Of the old
building.
NEw L,wyERs On motion OF Professor weAyewood,
the following young goitieeo. graduates of the Law
h'ol 4 the New York University, were yesterday nd
m'ed 10 practice Nv the term ~ the Supesne
Court, with mas <. Rivet Aud,ew Buchanan George
II. Young hichud IN. nch. Jos,pb r. Orsb rue,
Abraham Goldsmith, Joseph n. Stiner.
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Deafness. BLINDNESS, nuH All ce'ccte
o. Sight aud Hearing trsa.ed usual W Dr. CADWELI
q Clinton place eighth sssc ESamin sions free Housv
from . t0A