The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24
HERALD THURSDAY a. lss4-wrrn

plunge Into war at lbe bidding o. the peers and there
was an evident dread Of England engaging In 40 agitation
| IN behalf cf he revolution
Some OF the london journals state that tho new "oy
AIanoeu between Russia Austria and Prussia has eeea
really termed Inc Parts Constitutional says that such
combination may exist or DO in process Of formation
Tho East India mai contains further news Of tho
| Alabama
Tho City o: Washington landed hundred aud cshtY
passengers The l. sh emigration 20 America had a..
sumed vast rrorertieas fow districts 10 tho west
ern and southern counties areads dcpopula,ed.
The Liverpool cotton market was steady aud uo.
changed Oh the l:h OF March Brcadstuns duh
and provisions quiet and steady tho l:h nss Con-
sus oloscd 10 Iendcn tho 18th OF March al 81 Y,
saI:s for money,
C0NaREBB
In the seoAts yesterday the Houss ph establishing
bureau Of justice was reported by The Military Committee
with AZ amendment changing tho head oiccr Of tho bu
reau from major to colonel joint resolution appropr-
attn. $50 900 Tor tho expenses OF the Committee on tho
Conduct Of the War adopted bill appropriating
$500 900 for establishing depot and yard st Cairo
reterrc0 tethe Naval Committee The bills relative
to ucserers and tho Interference Of tho military authors
ties 10 State elections then discussed and after
| executive session the Senate adjourned. 3. LEE.
York. asked consent to Offer resolution providing fox
the appointment of se~ct committee TO investigate and
report rciatiYc TO civilians In tho employ q tho gov
eminent going home at tho public expense to vote.
objection Was, hcwcver made BY Mr.. Stevens Of Penn.
syivana and he resolution therefore NOT received
Ways aud Means Committee instructed 10 inquire
into the exredlency Of imposing an adequate duty on all
wool imported from foreign countries after the LIST Of
July, and to report by bill otherwise Tho JUDICIARY
/ f,rh
| tion OF the memorials calling for the impeachment Of
Judge Miller Of Iowa. careful investigation failing 70 dis
ground which 10 base single allegation against
the Judge Mr. McClurg OF Missouri, TO question
OF privilege and raked up the old allegation against p
Blair J Of being interested Ia liquor speculatons while
with tho army at vicksbug 6. Mr.. Blair was very
phatic and demonstrsJs In his denial Of tho charge
and intense excitement prevailed The subject final.
ly at Mr. Bars instance referred to select committee
for investigation There Is probability that
tile meeting may yet take place between the gentlemen
The bill making tho Raritan and Delaware Bay Railroad
post and military road, and the bill amsndatory Of the
National Bank act, next discussed and thu House
adjourned
THE LEGISLATURE.
In the State Senate yesterday the Railroad Committee
presented unanimous report adverse to the Harlem
Broadway Railroad bill, when, the question OF agreeing
with the report coming up motion to lay II on the
voted for the motion to lay the table, explained that
they did not do so because they favored the BILL and
stated that they should against il when the question
asan The proceedings in the Of this bill
are considered rs In effect putting an end to
all the New York city railroad projects
now before the Legislature, at least for
this session. The following bills were also report
ed-Ior constitutional amendment providing FOR ave
Commissioners Of Appeals for the better protection OF
seamen IN this port authorizing city authorities to
convey certain real estate Wgrds Island and to ena
BILE the New York Inrmary for INDECENT Women to confer
the title Of D. The BIN relative to criminal records in
this city was passed, with Others q little interest Tho
BfcokIyn Market Company bill debated l0f soue Time
in Committee of the Whole but not disposed Of.
The Assembly passed the bills regulating the freight
tarf ci the HUDSON River Railroad; incorporating the
Grand Hotel COMPANY aud the Central PARK Hotel Com
pany, in this city, ana relative TO the New York Acade
my OF Design with the secton exempting the property
from taxation stricken ont. The bill providing
Staten Island ferry radng defeated. Tue
bill to consolidate the Boston, Hartford and Erie or.
tension railroads was reported complete together With
others Of nsgensrsi interest Harlem Broadway Rail-
road BILL Identical with the reported against in the
Senate, was introduced Bills also introduced dvid
Ing the Second and Fourth police districts OF this city, and
10 prohibit insurance companies OF this State deposng
funds with any Office agent 10 another State or recsiv
Ing deposits from agents companies OF another Sata
The evening session was again taken n with speeches
the Governors message. number Of persons yester.
day afternoon presented their arguments before the Judi
ciary Committee OF the Assembly against the Sunday
Liquor law passed By the Senate.
The Republican State Central Committee me, yesterday
at Albany and decided call State Convention to meet
al Syracuse the 18th Of Nay 10 elect delegates 10 the
Baltimore Republican National Convention. which meets
on the Tth o. June.
MIsCHLLANIoUs NEWS
letter tsg viii be made up for the City 0, Baltimore
sailing for Liverpool to-day 20 enable merchants 70
reply to their letters per City Of wasbiug'es The letter
bag viii leave the Office OF the company, 10 Broadway at
eleven A.. N.
The for the United states interrn! revenue,
give notice, In an advertisement in another rer OF this
paper that each person liable 10 income sss make
return OF his income for the year 1865 TO the
OF bis district before the first Monday 10 Nav,
under pain Of having the same assessed by those officers
from the best Information TO be gained, and surplus Of
nty per added, such assessment being beyeud all
appeal Blanks will be furnished for that purpose BY the
assessor.
The cloth printing establishment q Stuart 4 stryker,
Nos els and q, West thirty sixth street together with
all the valuable machinery therein totally Destroy
ed by fire a6cu, three O'Clock yesterday morning. The
vaue Of the property destroyed is estimated At oo0
The UPPER stories OF houses opposite the
aforementioned premises were also destroyed aud some
thirty families turned Logseiess into the street the
midst OF a severe snow storm.
in the supreme Court be ore Judge Balcom she case
W. I. Williams Edward W serrel occupied the entire
dy The action brought TO recover $500, being the
balance due the plaintiff mason work performed
on the Troy and Boston Isrosd several years ago The
defence MP that the contract was made with D.
H. st. John, and not the defendant who had no peou.
nj Try interest whatever in the contract The defendant
is colonel OF the Fire, regiment New York Engineers and
has ust returned from the Tor the purpose OF
recruiting his command. The Court ordered the mry to
bring ia sos led verdict al ten O'Clock this morning
Judge Hearn. of the Marine Court, was engaged zee
IN battery