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ASSEMBLY.
REPORTS.


Authorizing the Comptroller Of New-forS to
paw sa.ariea ~
On motion Of Mr. ]. L. SMITH. tho bill vs read 8
third time and passed
BILLS NOTICED.
To increase the duty salt.
b. Mr. STEWART for railroad In GraEd.st
Relative to the Clerks Of the Courts Of New. YORK.
To amend the charter of the Washington Insurance
Company.
nv Mr. Lyoys-For 8 rsilroad In Twenty.fourth-st
To ircorpofa ate The New.York Yacht Club.
To amend tie charter II Poughkespsic: -,
Ev Nj McC oyyLi--Por d railroad In oi1ty 'si1tn'
st. and Le1instonaye
BILLS lSTRODrCED.
Br Mr. STkwART--For q railroad in One Hundred
and Tvent, Gith.st Erw.lork
To amend The excise law.
To incorporate the HCme Truet Company o! Brook
Ign. l..
TO prohibit tho collection OF rent for gas meters In
New.Iork.
To amend the Registry Law relative 20 convention
10 revise the Constitution
Relative to the maturity and protest OF commercial
rspeF.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Instructing onr senators ard Representatives In Con
grcss Ia voe for the Amendment 10 line Constitution
aDolishirg slavery Passed by vote 81 90 10 81. ,
Mr. VAS BIR Ex offered rsrolutious in honor ~ the
memory VI Edwnri Everett. Which were adopted.
Tie Regents II the University sent In conmunlca
ton relnre to the memory Of the late Gen. James B.
Wndswor.h.
Adjourned.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Grand salutes in honor Of car victory al Fort
Fisher were fl ed yesterday in Washington and Albany
BY official order Ii is cheering to be able ozce moro
20 record D. uper harmony between tie cspta OF the
nstiop and the capital of its most important state
Richmond papers of Monday say that Gen.
shermsns troo,s returned from Hardeeviile' nnd
there wcrc nc indications o any advance toweIdChnres
ton. The destructive raid Of Gen Grierson in Missis
sipp is confessed.
A dispatch from Nashville states that Gen. l.
+. Meagncr arrived there Monday night from CAat
anooga with several thousand veteran troops Who ere
going by way # New-Voik to Savannah to rcea'"Fee
Con. Sherman.
Stories were current in Richmond on Monday
that Seldom the Rebel Secretary OF War, had been ~
moved and joan c. Breckinrise put in lis pace.
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That In lieu Of any bonds authorized to be Issued BY
the first secin Of the sot provide vays and means
for the support Of the Government approved june 30
lrG4 that may remain unsod at the date Of this sct
the Secretary Of the Treasury may issue under au
thorty OF said act treasury notes of the description
and character authorized by the second section OF said
act provided that the whole amount Of bonds
az aforesaid and treasury notes issued and to be ssued
in lieu thereof shall not exceed tho sum OF
and such treasury nots may bc disposed Of for lawful
MONEY m for ANY other treasury notes or certhcates OF
certificates ~ deposit Issued under any
previous ret of Congress- and such notes shall be rx
empt FROM taxation By or undcr State or DuDicipa
authority.
second thst any fands known ~ fve.twentes :ssied
under tho Act Of February rs, 1862 remaining unsoI
to amount not exceeding 5000 GO may be disposed
OF by the Secretary of tho Treasury 10 the United
states: or il he shall find 1t expedienf, in Europe at
any time or such he mny deem most adv sable
md the Secretary Of the Treasury is further authorized
IN issue bonds # The description is:ue under the au
tbnrity If the act Jnne ~ 1860 III pursuance OF the
notice tor proposals for loans dated Sepembere 1860
10 subscribers to TINT orn tor The per cent
nnder said notice ard not repaid provided that the
bonds 20 issued shall ba not more than five per cent
interest," and provided further that fractional amounts
nav he repaid Ia lawful money ofthe United States.
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NEW.YORK STATE LEGISLATURE
SENATE. ALBANY. Jan. IL.

SENATE. .AL1AgY, Jan. IL. leG5.
Mr.. LAIMBEEa introduced petitions OF the pu-
oils Of the Blind Asylum asking for redress.
Bills NOTICED.
To Incorporate the Olympic Club.
To confirm the ordinance OF the New'imk common
Council authorizing the extension OF the Third Avenue
Railroad tracks.
Amending the act authorizing tho Nsw-York super
vsors raise money by tax and relative to the ehpen
diiuIe tn reol
Concc ming passengers arriving in vessels at the port
OF New York.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Enabling the LackawBnna Ia road Company TO pur'
chase real tate IN New. York for Office purposes
Iegplizing the resolution Of The New York Common
Cornell for the benefit of tho German Hospital.
Amending tho act vesting in Boards Of Supervisors
certain legislative powers.
Amending the act tn aid the National Government In
DR., yicing defcnses for the Northern Lakes.
Amending the act a. iorizng the Brooklyn Common
Con ncii TO insure bounty bonds
The hin incorporating the House for Disabled so''
dris was prs ed.
A cnncrir mt resolution adopted TO proceed u
The election uf Regent of the Unworthy III piac" Oh
The late ter Wordsworth. on Thursday next.
Mr. c. FANS moved that the Commissioners having
Charge @, the construction Of tho Harlem Bridge Dc
required to report what noouut they have thus Tar c1
pended for what purposes end what amount VIII DC
necessary for its coLpl ton. Adopted
TIE Ninth Senatorial District contracted seat case was
taken Up and argued by alr. MURPHY in favor of tho
sitting member.
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Reinforce meuts for Gen. Sherman.
NASHVILLE. Team, Tuesday. Jan. II.

NASHVILLE, IrIN., INtsuHg VNIT' 10 wv
General Thomas Francis Meagher arrived
here last night from Chattanooga with several thou
snnd veteran troops OF the 18th and lth Army Corps
organized q provisional division Of tennessee. en-
iouic 10 Ion sherman et Savannah. via Ne"'foft'
where b. NAY he expected IA foar or i've deys Upon
leaving Chattanooga hc was the recipient 81 hish
compliments from Con- s'e'dman' commanding on A's
administration o. Affairs in the District OF Etowah. aud
his IL protecting steamboat and railroad trans
portaton.
Gen. Webster Col. Sawyer Captains Rochester. An
derson and other members Of Gen. ShcrI1an's staf.
leave here 10. mor-ow FOR Savannah ria Now York.
The river is fiteen feet deep on the shos's and "a
r1lliuy SLOWLY
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longing to an independent hostile power tenn
porarily ct war with the United States, he would
have acted wisely and creditably. This is c1'
aclly in the spirit Of the Comprehend army OIL
Ger, who having asked one of our volunteer
soldiers to what regiment he belonged and been
answered, "Thc Sixth [loyal] Virginia. OF
once rejoined-"' Virginia. wy son ongh 10
be fighting on the other SIDE"
The simple truth il. that Gen. Butler, being a
good lawyer as well as loyal soldier, could not
treat New Orleans as though it were Quebec.
To have done so would have been to acknowl.
edge the Shareholders Confcderacy. New-Or-
leans was and is city of tho United States, and
was then peoplcd in G5out equal proportions by
loyal Unionists and by traitors. To the former
class belonged the entire black population,
whether bond or free; to the latter, very nearly
every STAKEHOLDER with his family end white
parasites. Gen. Butlcr felt constrained to
respect these facts. and TO treat the friends Of
the Union better than its enemies. BY so doing,
he incurred the malignant, undying hate of all
Copperhcads and traitors, exposing himself "a
the special vcr0m of such journals as The World
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adepbia for which be was complmented with an hon.
orary medal In ls43 he wrote the opera Of Leonora
which was produced Iy the Scguin company ut the
Chestnut Street Theaer in the month Of June OF that
year, and IN italian version performed OF the
Academy OF Music in New York in the Spring Ut 1853.
After a connection Of several years with the Phadel
phia press IN lsi6 Mr.. Fry visited Paris, and other
European capitals where he remained fer six years
His vigorous and racy correspondence from the former
city with TIE TRIBUNE attracted not little attention
ard designated lin one OF the most original and
brilliant Ofbaud popular writer's on the staff OF Ameri'
can journalism After his return 10 this country IN
1859, be delivered in New York remarkable series oi
Hectares on the history of music illustrated by two
symphonies Of his composition. Which. with TWO
other 81 u,phones santa Claus and "Childe Harold
were soon after played By N. Julliens orchestra In
many Of the principal ciiics OF the United States HIS
next original work the music to an ode written for
the opening Of the Cry stall Palace in In 1851
In 1855 he composed !" Stabat Mater" With full or
chestrnl and vocal score for performance ot the New
YtIk Academy. During the past yenr. his " Leon"ra
was produced with great splcndcr In Philadelphia Tor
tho benefit Of .he Fair Of the Sanitary Commission.
For the last twelve years. Nr Fry had been saached
to the editorial corps Of this Journal ard our columns
iichy attest the remarkable fertility of his mind, ms
lively aid opucpt imagination tho acuteness and sub
iley Of his critical powers. and lis peculiar PIT u
quaint and striking. though Eot urfrcgnenily crate
| expression. Mr.. Fly was IN ardent ard eiiicient
ponlcian. Ne,cr o scelor Of Office or cmoumeD'
from The Pnblic service. hc was grc"tiy
in earnest in bis devotion to principle.
Is o,vicions possessed ,Lo cnGclty Of steel, and
famed on. like tie fires o: glowing furnace. For
everything that approached tie character Of conprc'
mise OF faltcriTg Cancellation. Of "A dread OF eonse'
grenccs he exercised eign and refreshing scorn
On several occasions. TOOK active pant in election
oaupaifns and always made his mark where his loot
planted. lie possessed. in snail degree. The eo'
quener ~ nsturc but held in cua aversion the ora
tory Of the schools. His public speaking Was vehement
impusye, caustic, often extruyagau 10 DOUBT. oni
always terribly in earnest, tearing op the soil Ike
plowshare. As man. Mr.. Fry was generous u u
fult OF a convyIIl perancnl and fond OF the excite
ments Of gay companionshp. liz expressed himself
with impetaosy. with OF tie u,nal caycais OF re
serve OF discretion. and for this resson r1ba5ly
often misunderstood. But could call In question
the native kndliaess of hi, heart the sincere earnest
meas Of his apparently reckless Individuality or the
shining originality Of HE mental endo1 mcnts.
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A Card from mr.. A. J. Blocker.

The Collector Of tie Eighth District, IN card''
which appears his morning respecting tie publication OF the
allow notes b. from cor:o 10 lis oce lhs
to make necessary "a me to saJ thar both
powrrss 10 preycn j. lnder the and the express d:rce
Of the Secretary o the Treasury and the ComissoRer
Of rus Revenue leJrscs from which a2:etd wssnct
a. l-sy riy iss Essin iusp-c'9Ts. fl'nished
uoth1g ~ lots. The rsiufe OF the 'fs h-Trifon,
cu,ivey eop,ig 10 ID. Press h soBe r-suor,ibs
for here aud there 1.-The q, RANDOM %
mpoicy II Tie aw improIli-y" injustice Is fer
nsters aud rIpoandcr.. aid not FOR IL, humble
qriremout. These are the extract, Insrue o
q ID. eonui. :iSn.r In;y r. "a. with the h''dHs
"Iho r,eaon Of A.,r..O,, pr ca.ry called 70 'ha.
portion OF the r-sn.on' ..usS y The s-ers'-y 81 ne
The regulation r,-rrd to Is contained in the serretayseir
.,Sr-.y provided by The o. June 30 1854 THAI
copies o. al list, returned to The Collector sta remain IN re
p-,.ous who my spriy TO inspect The ..e Is o. rec.
importance tbs, Aa ~. ia rai to th;' po,Ga Ti,s
s.-..nen;. ycr iso der hAs tie
rga,. r. a. that may have been Iosdc sni any onis-
or usy have rnd for th' prpos~ Ae"os'
should .erk q cooperation o: 81 Plyins citzens"
is,le collector statement t,; TIE law Permits and -.
syr, the i.l- 10 be o-n for in, -ca for tine d.
q. s-,,os oaic- nsy r-ad ~ .en, aud -av- !. 20 bs
hst sn-r "c:rtsr c.ie The 1T, shall b. closed
,b.r j. royi. on OK IL. Excise 1854 which
ne couer,or 4se. 20 .r.ss r,Iereucs. Il follows
-co ~: Aud b- Il fpti.r cnst.d thst rech COLLECTOR
on ccv M time i,i, I'd yrtprns n M the sid
saal l5scribF three rvcriI o; which shall ia
mai, on fall and copy Of each st return and NJ
delivered by and .ha rensn With the Of hs
collection district, and shs be- oTn to tie inspection any
on rpply r-'~ct tie same, Is only
add the following copy Of rartnient order 20 md
discussion upon the subject Of publicity rs sny undas
responsibility lisy be upon hes cole
a. J. LL2scxsy As"s>or Jigh'h Os,.
THsAsuRy Dgpr., CFPIcn or INTERNAL RkvKsus.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ~ 1861,
SIR: Your, % Tie ?h instant aslius permission In
,poc, the income -, IN The posc.on Of assessors Tor tho
puipo.e Of publication hes been received.
Ia reply have hat the provisions Of the 'sw tic
s OF h he opru the Inspection OF shy and
all person. applying that pufpo. rave, thsr nr'.
rr'sd those ,essne informal IN subject
that Was sh-s duty afford rvery facility Which
s,-n. With their rrcfer 3ss Of the bu,iIrss OF thr'r
cers for the len Of such ..s for the purpose 81
publication. Very respectfully.
p. A. ROLLINS. Deputy Commissioners.
Jc,-rh Kelly esq, Nc. lI3 fuitou.st, Newfork
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HorL PgRsoNAL.-Maj Gen. Osterhau2 AMI
ia s,aT accompanied b. Iieut, W. X. Kt'ins and L.
Doyle oi the Ordnance Department. including several
lins officers, belonging 20 Gen. Shermans Army AZ
rived In the city yesterday from Savannah ani a7s
stoppir at the Astor House short flrloufh hnVrs
ieen extended TO the line officers. Gen. Os:efhAds VIZ
not return 10 Savannah.
Senator 8 II. Poneroy ffor. Washington. Cox L".o
Leo, Baltimore; Col i. Ripley. 9th W. Nois. T. ID.
Kellogg, Utica; L. II. DG Perry Of Phfaue'9'iA' g"
l.. Speaker Of the " u Central Rdlroae' GO AZ mo
s.. NicAells Hotel.
HsL.Gsn. Hsr.stuK and cspt. Worasn' unM0a
State. Array; Col, A. hayward. California ana "'''
L. A. Sykes, n. Y. ssy at the Metropolitan h''S''
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A Case Of suHcring.

To Ms Editor II Th< ~ Y. TTi5unt
SIR: The attention Of the charitable is called
to the suffering condition VI an elderly widow mrs
Moore No 22f Chcrrys,.) at the point of death.
and In need Of the pure es Of lie, her only child
aud support being withoa. employment.
She has until this serious illness compelled Ler 70
take 70 her bed worked hard to keep the wolf from the
door and has souyh. relief from public or private
sources though her late huband was sick unto death
BY consumption four years before his deeease
Esp- York. Jan. IL. 1865.
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Obituary.
WILLIAM HTTIY FRY,

The death Of our friend ard !c!low-labCre-,
WILLIAM HENRY FAY. took place the twenty rr4t O!
December at Santa Cruz whittier he had recently gone
for the benefit Of his broken health. For several year,
put he had been the victim Of consumption. his physical
suferings at times we've OK Ceyercr form than was
hnosn except his most intimate friends ne cherished
the habitae CONSCIOUSNESS that his recovery past
hope; yet the force Of bis masculine will almost
perpetual triumph the ravages Of disease his cheer
u,ness .ortook him fol G Moment. ana oen rose
to the tone Of joyous hilaIy his Inter, st in Bic yorc
artistic pursuits scarcely abated till his iGa departure
from among u.s. and his energy OF thought ard oxpres-
zion remained in striking contrast TO the effects u his
malady as seen In bis wasted frame and faded check
Mr. Fry was born In Philadelphia, and had attained the
age o; about fifty years at the time Of his death. lie
tho OF lillian Fly. prominent journalist Of
Pladephis aud proprietor Of tue celebrated National
Gazette which under .ho edi.orship Of Mr.. Robert
Walsh formed epoch in the history OF tho Ameri
can press. He received his sirly education partly at
the schools of bis native city and partly at the Roman
Catholic College Of Mount 81. Esrys EnmittsburR.
Nd At an carly age l exhibited the talent for musc.
In which hc subsequently, attained such honorable dis
tnctIon. His first orchestral ompositons four
crsrtcrss performed By the Philharmonic SoOie:y Pill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18
White Befsgees-Ths American Usisa
Csmusisssos Assissisg In Belief.

The great tide Of poverty and distress which
has commenced pouring In upon Us from all portions Of
the South will not stop until the War 10 over and pesce
with its benign infnsnces smiles again upon u.s. An
army Of % 900 900 men, "subsstlng On the COM
try during it's march through it, takes up everything
that mart.in man or beast There are SOME sec
tons Of the Ssnti as sbe Shenandoah Valley and the
eastern part ui Tennessee. over which beta tho Union
aud Rebel armies have marched again AID pursued
and pursuing.
To all accessible points on the sea coast and the Gu
40 well as to all ntier stations in the Msslssippi Ill
icy these fsmishrd and people are Nee
ing BY thousands from suffering aud starvation Lately
they were our friends and neigh bors again IL not
left to perish We shall look upon them fellow citi
patty.
by the recent incuson Of the Rebel forces into Ten
nessre. new source Of gries and troubles opened
Five thousand refugees had arrived at Nashville from
the region OF Franklin days ago; % many
waiting for tho repair Of the railroad to come In
from Murfreesborough. Five hundred were landed AZ
Cairo ILL.,, from one steamer ON the 9Th Ds and three
other were et the lcvee ready ~ dser'
bark Thus 1t Is all Trough tie Southwest and the
condition OF these hnrlcss people 10 even more appalling
than Of those mt Savannah for whom such liberal sym.
patty has lat ly been manifested.
Enetenths " all who women aud children:
very many OF them aIe without hats shes, stockings
shawls, coaks or even undrrciotbts or change Of
dress They are sick from long and living on
bod fOdsIck ON tber prctr suiierings end tue
irgbtfl effects Of he errors hica have followed thcm
At tais lunct,ie the American Union Commission
hos risen up and entered upon field OF labor scarcely
second in ts national importance any VI the great
benevolent enterprises OF the day. GA learning tho
painful condition VI things at Nashville. two agents
we're dispatched with huge enonlt OF supplies and
money. A thousand dollars sent In adyanc OF
them 10 tho Liies Aid society az Nashville. and two
thousand to brunch essocoon Of tic Commission. NJ
Cincinnati, sides other - Memphis. and
numerous otler points.
The shipments Of clothing hc.s. shoes. &C., within
the past mouth have been large Some Of the more i'm.
portant arc enumerated as follows To Cairo AGO ar
tees; to Memphis. 800 10 Helena. ARK. $50 to
Knoxville, 20l7 vita Other shipments to pnsis nlong
the Atss t,c coest aed tie Gulf or Mexico The coti
ing taken TO Nashville by tae agents VI the Commission
800 articles 40 pairs new shoes. n! ne9 banh
ets, $40 pairs st csinsS and "a stoves; Amounting IN all
~ nearly 80, eco art' les
Contributions OF goods will be gladly received and
acknowledged at the rooms Of tie Commission. No. IL
Bible House in this city Money nav BIZ sent ~ the
Treasurer, A. V. Stout, esq No. 27i Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

THEODORE Triton OF Tire Independent re.
.nrpel las e' ening from lecturng tour Throughout
the Great West and reports the ratrosc energy and
confidence Of the People beyond eyageeration. He
had never before visLeI the West AMI b, returns with
enlarged conceptions Of its capabilities rsd higssT
aecas tor is magnificent future.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18
LcGQt DecisS80.

TRgsToS, v. j., Tuesday, Jen. l., lS5.-ln mo
T. y Circuit Court Judge Yield delivered In opinion In the
United slstrs Revenue case.
Tho Tlenton Arms Company sppet Tor AZ injunction
against the Collector the Internal Reyeuus IN orcr 20 ;e
the lrsality Of his sssessment.
dr, Flrd refnei 10 .rau. the junction 20 restrain the
collection OF the Revenue Pc dcnei that he could ne,
b. the nst adsr grant injunction IN OF this sn5
,h., t. mover 10 njluctin always delicate aud
orT and that th, being particularly So la
matters aIo ouch. ncT-r to be sn.ra Unless here
wa, clear Tor TIRE exeice OF the power might bs Of
n, rot serious time lac tLs for courts TO
interiors by restrain thu Uultsd stses asesors
AMI collectors IL the 4. chafse II their duties.
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The West Yirgiuia Legislature.

WHEEIINO TneFlhy. JAh. II IsIJ.
The Senate and House Of West virginia met
and o.ran'sed today. Cen Toramcr elected
Sre,Fpr OF the House and G.. u. Hall clerk. In the
Seiate W. y. Stephenson elected Speaker ant FL
lery X. Hall clers.
Tho Governors u.essage was read. and delivered Mt
liam II IL lengthy and wen written document,
speaks very eucoulgugly Of tho prospect, Of the new
State and ia. eumd! lon t. ia finances.
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IoU ,yfiLE, NJ. Tuesday Jan. II 1865.
Rebel deser;erS who came into Knoxville on
the l2th Inst state thn, Gen. Vaughn With 700 men, all
he had left WA a. Bl.s.o, N tho +tE inst.
Gen. Breck.nridge with his command had gone IL the
Valley OF Virginia, AID il Oas thought would not re-
turn
II is reported tia. hs Rebels have commenced repair
dg tho damage 70 .ha sd.i-w0rss by SoacmaA dai.ns
his late raid irto Southwest Virginis.
The IIos, perfect quiet now exsts throughout East
Tennessee.
Big Gen. Amusn hel resigned ard Brig Ten Til
sou Is now IL ecMuaEd IL Knoxville.