The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23
passed last winter striking tho power given 70 the
Domniasness Of the Land once, was ordered " third

oomnissosrs Of the Land Once was ordered " shir'
reading W ~ E3 e. IL !.
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msnced packing up and removing their nes from til
Assembly, characteristic Of the last few hours Of TN
session. al pointing 70 the conclusion that stamped.
from his chair this morning that IL settled fact
that the Legislature would adjourn TO morrow q twelv:
O'clock the Assembly has passed resolution 70 thai
elect, put the Senate has not concurred In it.
THE RsPumaoAS CAuous
The republican caucus last night brought up the Low
and Nven case and that tho result OF tho opera
on OF the Is that the majority OF the COMMITTEES
have suddenly become prepared 70 report and that
After agreeing in committee that they would not repor!
until the entire committee ready. was stated
last night and coming direct from ono OF
the majority OF the committee that they would not be
beer held since. and change has come over their
dreams and the majority are 20 report as soon = they
get an opportunity In favor OF Mr. Low having bis oee
and against Mr.. Niven. tho sitting member.
CONFERENCE or WAR DEMocRArs.
conference Of war democrats q this State was held
last evening at which arrangements were made Tor the
more ehectual organization Of thas wing OF tho Union
party The proceedings not pubIis but Is under
stood that Committee Organization appointed.
comprising the names OF leading democrats.
THE MILITIA AssKMHzr.
, nsa OIL came up 10 the Assembly snm even,%s
ments There was long contest over the question: ana
the debate and charges made the floor wore revewsd
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. tho House, finally moved that the House concur.
on the ground that would be impossible for the Senate
70 appreciate the amendments and he did not desire that
tho appropriation sould be lost at this time, wAn the
country 10 s present condition. wAe0 there was 10 lnd
Gallon that The militia wOud be called Into service.
The motion 10 concur was nualiy carried by Close
VOTE and the bill YVES sent 10 the Governor for his a
prevail. q
EVENING SESSION or THs ASSEMBLY,
Several bills read tho third time and passed In tho
Assembly this evening. Among the number were Mr..
also bill relative to the Commissioners OF Emigration.
BUILDNGs-A SENATORIAL ROW.
Senate was taken up n oons,dsrstioa Of the bin reis
tive TO the erection Of now Capitol buildings. The
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in the discussion. and take It atogethe was one q
the spicy occasions Of tho Senate Senators were
FOR other positions, words wore banded back
and forth until, finally, passage 81 arms occurred
embittered BY the OBJECT Of the working mems ndgna
t,on meeting held here last night on on the
@ e M the ss
Committee had reported in favor Of raising tax
than necessary. This handsomely answered by Sem
Senator Bell, II he could not got his measures
through BY fair mears, would by unfair Onss,
voice Of the Senate by Incorporating reports. This
charge against man ike Senator Bell caused quite Q
Se had be
demanded the charges aud specifications. He called upon
Senator Foeer he knew anything wrong in bis action,
Senator Foger made reply 10 this. He saw that he
had got his foot In, and desired TO back out. II was ono
pathy and feeling OF the Senate were plainly with Mr.
Bell, a. between the two Senators.
The blu was finally ordered to third reading.
swINpLIN0 VOLUNTEERS
The Assembly bill relative 10 swindng recruits Of
their bounty money passed the senate this evening
city Intelligenoe.
FIRE IN ANN STRBEr-LOSs ESTIMATED AT ABOUT
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, ETC.
Between four and Ave O'Clock on Friday morning
Are broke the four story brick building rear OF No
As Ann street, occupied BY William Mckenzie, machnis
The flames spread rapidly throughout the building, and
Notwithstanding the extraordinary exerons OF the IRE
men the whole Of the building with It's contents. war
destroyed leaving only the side walls standing In di
lspidatsd condition Mr.. Mckenzie estimates bis loss al
SIS 900; no insurance. The building was owned by vii
liam Fuller and valued At about So 900 for 500
in the Stuyvesant Astor Insurance companies The
remen worked manfuy and under the direction OF their
able assistant engineers Messrs Acker and Perley the
surrounding property saved from any great amount
OF damage In the paper warehouse Of H. G. 4 M. HUI
bert, Ne. Is Peekman street, tho stock damaged
the following companies Rutgers. Market, Kings
County, Phoenix, Lamar, Humboldt, Beekman, Park
G. H. A. r. Baxter Co., No. is Beekman street. whole
sale dealers ia paints, had their stock damaged few
~ ~ G
tan, Montauk New York Equitable, Fremen's st Nicho
las Croton, Etna Corn Exchange Grocers', New Wort
and East River. IN the same building Edward H. Truck
wholesale druggist, had his stock slightly damaged b,
water insured for 50, 500 In the following companies
Relief Workers. Corn Exchange Hope, Bowery, JcrseJ
City, Northwestern, Homo, Albany City. Peoples Mer
camille Hampden, Greenwich. Now Eogisnd and Nor
wch The Of the nre u ~ present unknown FIRE
Marshal Baker and Captain Mills have ths AFFAIR under In
vsstigatioo
CArruRR or Two LARGE WHALES Orr SANDY HOOK
Two whales OF respectable dimensions arrived q Fulton
market yesterday in tow Of the fishing smack Riley The
monsters caught or Sandy Hook and measured
forty In lonGth Tho captors expect to realize forty
barrels OF Oh The tails OF theee IcvathsDs measuring
Aftce1 feet 10 WIDTH exhibition At the market.
PRESENTATION TO THE COLLECTOR THE Cny RxvEsUK-
Charles Loew collector Of the CITY revenue, pro
sented with q chronomeer watch and chain, valued al
twelve hundred dollars on Thursday evening, by some
Of bis personal friends The ceremony took pl1ce al
Delmonicos and usual such occasions ended with
sumptuous repast, toasts, speeches, &c.
Fire at Ashland Pond, Me.
PORTLAND. April %, 1894.
The steam sawmill OF n. L. Woodbury., at Ashland
Pond, Me-, was destroyed BY fire last night