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The New York herald., 1865-02-26
IIo New York State Capital De-
clared by xaw.
Our Albany corre.p.-d. nee.

Our Albany COrrespsndence.
AIRAxz, Feb 10, 1885.
The question or the OF the capital from Alba
~ made tho subject af single Communication from
your correspondent hcrc since then the idea has
gagged the attention Of nearly every paper in the State
mo local OF this city particularly bitter in It's
comments upon the part taken by tho HERALDin tho
u0vcment is nndersood Also that the feelings Of
pssAon OF the AIbanians have been quito reused Your
correspondent however, dsciais all personal or invidi
feeling in regard TO the question, and has merely
made himself the mouthpece OF the expression
~ sentiment among members of both houses OF the
Legislature.
nGoRrASr TO CITIES srXrE
Il will be from the annexed communication that
che sentiments presented In the HERALD had practical
bearing and that they did not misrepresent the determ
nation Of the Legislature Some two hundred copies of
che letter below have been transmitted county, city
and village authorities The which has Just been
had will find the members of the respective districts at
their homes able personally to endorse the serious
purpose of their colleagues No county village should
overlook the occasion Of importance and all
should present their claims There twenty counties
Of this State better entitled to consideration the site of
the State capital than Albany and all but that county
Interested in very vital degree in It's removal at
any rate TO some now locality.
uRcuLlR or THE SENATE COMMITTEE
SENATE CHAnBER, Albany, Feb Is 1868.
70 rnE MAYOR or CirY PRksIDKsr or VILLAGE
sRon the 9Th day Of January last the Senate adopted
The following resolution
Resolved That select committee Of three be appointed by
The President OF the Senate ascertain by
otherwise with the city Of Buffalo and other mncipa
es Of the State what terms the grounds and buildings
necessarily for Capitol and public Offices be obtained
and that said committee report as soon possible.
Having been designated by the Senate such committee
We have the honor 10 request the information degna
edto be obtained by the resolution Of inquiry
Hest convenience and In Gis
e1sus.on g. ne ta that e qsssto. @ e reao0al " e capital
o ne city ANany being seri0sxly and earnelv dnssed
While the resolution asks specifically for the terms
which grounds and buildings be obtained Il embraced
within ts spirit that should contain descp-
eon of the promises offered; the availability build
sapdy and cost OF trsveng routes 70 locality the
mi and character OF hotel statistics
Aeah; tie size and population OF your municipality and
else may oy you be deemed making complete the
enformatton desired, should be communicated
The very great Importance the subject dcctons
q the Senate urge us TO ask for these inquiries your
eonsdcration.
An answcrIs desired early March Addrsaa
ssa'r"an. veg HffRsffHsf1lYy, I%Es,s I{Gn:s,
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Springfield and Albany.

IFTUm The SpTlnBHelu hepuDHcuny
Conductor Chapin's train which left this city for Al
bany yesterday noon on the track miles SD
East Chatham upsetng the engine and throwing the
from the track hole was knocked In the boiler
Of the engine and two thrown across the East
ern track preventing conductor Adams train from pass
ing until late in the evening" and IL arrived Lcrc about
midnight No person was Injured, and cause known
for the accident
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Syracuse Bidding for the Capitol.
PROCLAMATION NY THE MAYOR.

MAYORS Orf1cs SrRAcUxy, Feb. IL, 1850
Whereas have this day received ocial notice Of the
passage OF resolution by the Senate Of this state call
tng for Information az to the terms upon which grounds
and buildings necessary for Capitol and pubic
Offices can be obtained and believing, I do, that
Syracuse by her peculiar position, posscsscs superior
CLAIMS the favorable consideration OF the Legislature
in the nna decision OF thc question Of iscaton have
thought t incumbent upon me 70 take such steps ~
might call the expression OF opinion a the part Of
people this al important subject With that view
have request tkat I'll cisens Who feel a. Interest
the growth and prcspss1ey u town VIII meet a the
CITY Hail. on Tussda1 evsning next a half paxs seScn
O'Clock A. q POWELL
M0RE yAcrs wANTRD--rMu MEETING POSTPONED
MAyoRs OvCz 6vRAcusR, Feb 90 lsoS.
EprroRs ov SfAspAND-u1en rscsivbg . letter from
the chairman OF he Ccmmiss d ths stsAs Senate aa
Ing information upon "whas terms The grounds and
buildng necessary for Capsel could BE- obtained"
inmediaacly Issued notice for public meeting 70 be
held on Tuesday evening nud up0n further exaninar
taon Of the charmans communicated thas 20 large an
amount II ssatstica Information 10 needed that have
deemed n fcr he Interest Of the city 70 defer the pro
posed needing until such information can be procured
A. soon n the bas besn accosnshsA ! psopses v Oap
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EIGHT RAILROAD CASUALTIES.
Fifssss Psrssss Killsd ana Great
Nunher Wean1e1. 3
Collisions, Cars fhrswn Over Enhaaknask..
Defective Rsils,
Ae., Ne, -.
Few York Cenevon.
ssr pEasoxs ikyuRED.

tBron The Albany Journal, PesL -
mo empress train coming E&r uss thro~a fr~m -
track three miles Of Jordan Las ngh Aeoat etv.e
eight passenger cars Tks engine and haxxAg< or pn~S
ovcr ne oseak but al ths paengsr ears wsss thss- ~
on and several Of them very badly smashed Only $50
or six passengers all intarrd. knbs1 u
marvellous shas % iissis isJuy ~ aos~ sw she csr
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OhiS Central.
VHp HpAx-.!kASSENUHKB HURT.
IFrom the Wheeling lusss6cu.>s~..sor Fol

From the Wheeling lnssSAn~<Recrs sEcb 22.l
About Ave o'clock Monday ng 9TfAIH ~ 0450g
coming this way over the Central Ohio Railroad mcn
with ident west Of Newark. defective rail gave
way and the train dragged considerable distance
the crossti before II could b. stopped Tho
sengers were ry much alarmed and In rushing about
through the and in attempting to jump from thsr
windows several somewhat hurt The train ar
rived at Bcllair several hours b hind time
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usvv York anA nssss~.

The passenger train which In New Yosk v~s1rssv :.
springfield and w: due here q msdask. 1d ~ srss~
hours BY accident BrSok 1eld Ths ssls M Dc,
locomotive broke detachng onc u sks hln1 1vsxios
wheels which, incining inwarda sovs \ Iks pas~ ~
ssngerR No person was injured : : 8. u
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LeGislative Inquiry Into the Cause Of
Railroad Accidents.

In the Ohio Senate, on Friday, the !Ith ins'.. Nr
Hart introduced q resolution and preamble relative tc
accidents railroads. and rates Of freight &c The pre-
ambe sets forth accidents becoming OF rcqncns
occurrence resulting In terrible sacrifice Of he; 'i
many Of the lines in such condition. by reason q
failure keep them In proper repair m 10 render The
ransporaton OF freight and passengers them de-
srucve and dangerous and that the roads are charging
exorbItant Of fare and freight; therefore,
Resolved That select committc, OF ave bc appointed
70 inquire FIRST what legislation In necessary 10 proc-t
the better protection Of the persons aud lives o. the c
pIe who travel upon the railroads Of the Stae second
what legislation 10 necessary compel railroad cont
mics keep their roads, machinery and rolling ssocx -
repair third what legislation Is necessary 10 pect e
local interests and the rights Of persons doing busn ~
upon the railroads OF tho STATE and secure hc>
against Illegal and unjust exacons, and report by bill o
otherwise. The resolution was adopted
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Launch % the Steamship msusaaa.
Early on Saturday fereaeon shs spsesxbA sesewhesl
steamship Montana built BY webb Bell fos she Psclsc
Mail Steamshp Company. wo launched fron The yard
foot Of street, 0rccnpoiaA Her dimensions sre
Length between perpendicular 80 fs~s breadth cS
BEAM - fes inchss depth of hold % fssa she zoo
tons burden The frame Of the Montana b conpossd Of
white oak chestnut and hsckmasack noer of oak ana
solid the whole length OF vessel; fussocks Of och and
chestnut and TOP simbcn sf hackmasAsk. she n
bracsd with diagonal iron straps, four and one-haIf
inches by seven eghths Of IN inch running from hesds
OF noors heads Of top timben Longitudinal ssrAys
nve BY sevcu-eghths inches run completely around
the vessel 1t heads Of mber connected with and thor
oughy boltcd and rveted 70 diagonal strapa she has
bolted 70 noora The bed kesisons for engine
are each sixty feet long dx fest SIX inches high and
four feet nine inches WIDE These bed keelsons
and the kessons together contain scarly 100000
peracia feet The ceiling commences ~ The turn Of The
bilge, ten inches thick and s.tends upwssS y sper
three comptete dacks besides oriop deoka Tss beams
OF the I'D main decks are OF yellow pine, and the
spar and orlop decks Of white pine The eloSs fa1s
the head and twenty four inches square - the hsea
built and fastened p the most complete manner - sup
port the engine The outside planking q the ship Of
turn Of bige four nches and gradually increasing -
the wales which six inches thick. In order 70 IN
her longitudinal strength she has been double
tween deck ports with oak panking three and half
inches crossing the inner course, al strongly fastened
with copper bolts and locust recnas wedged both inside
and outside
In point Of workmanship model and finish this ship
will compare avoraby with any ever built At this port
Her engines, which arc beng constructed at tns
Novelty Iron Works. viii be one hundred and I'VE inches
cylinder and twelve feet stroke Of piston. This u the
fourth steamship built by Webb h Bell for tho Pacific
Mail Steamship Company during the past two ysan
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

a DAMANTEAN, sELFHARDENING, UNCHANGE<
N BILE white Filling for sentative teeth; entirely painless
Beautiful and durable a. gold, At hsf cSpensc Dr. Lu
THEIR sr inventor, ~ East Twenty second street. psas
Lexington avenue.
RUNfoNs, CoRNs, INGRowINo NAILS, CHILBLAINs,
ID tender feet 4e cured By Dr. BEI0Gs chroHcds. ex
broadway Twenty street. Brggs Ancvstor ano
Curative sold BY druggists and sent by mail.
CoRSs, BuNIoNs, INVERTED NAILS, AC OuRBD.
~ without pain by Dr. RICE, Al h6 Bowcry, Ctixrns
Bank Rcee Annihator Corns Bunions, Chipbans.
Frosted Feet Ac. by mail % cents and el
no TO THOMAS n A0NEw's. CORNER OF GREEN
NJ Murray streets and there you viii hnd Teas,
Co6ees Fiah Flour, Sugars and all kinds Of Grocers
cheap for cash.
NoTIcE.-FREE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL AZ
IN tendance To the dcntute and In his ward ana
ealuy Wednesday and Friday afternoons, by DIT JNO
WALSH. occ. 81 West Twenty nrtt street. near sips
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erdor for nrss 1harsdAy ssenAegA
Inccsporssiag Ne rvs~sy- -sAksd nagA@~~s Amsv 40
10 amend The 60 eons-rnisg ms61 ooas pls&a
Asssassy.
AsA1ss. - r iscs
10 amend The charter = NJ nsnhassAs rs Insxrsnce
Company.
10 improve I~enasd sssess. Breesiyn
Enabling the sais hanks 70 ch~Ass ~ Hazsessl hsnss
To enable the trustees ~ the oeAmNn D rm1 ana NJ
treat, Of New Yesk, 70 bcSrow mooey.
The Speaker presented Ms snnaaA sepo a. Ne Com
missonop Of EmiGrAt1on
To amend The charter q the HAsssa ssAss saS Perry
Company.
OF the New York Chamber a Ccmmere
To increase the fees Of notarscs puhlica
ISrnoDCCxp
For the relief Of tho weslera inssnscs Ccap~ny ef
Buffalo,
To make the 22d of February l~ssl holiday
TO make tho New York County Csrk and Register sAls
ried 00icce
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Two More Railroad Accidents.
ELEVEN PERSONS KILLED.
From the Missouri Democrat1

From the Missouri DemocraLJ
The night express train from Chicago the st. Louis
Railroad duo at Springfield ILL.,, at thirty two minutes
past four O'Clock A. NJ the 10th inst, met with am
accident when Goodmer. Two cars containing vaia
abes attached the tranhchind the sleeping car
and were thrown or the track by the br axng Of rail
The hindmost Of tho two badly smashed; nine
instantly killed, and the skull Of third So
badly fractured that hope s entertained Of his reco
vory Another ribs broken, and several were
slightly wounded The wounded did not arrive at
neld until eleven o'clock in the forenoon.
From the Louisville Journal, Feb 20.l
Two freight trains the Louisville New Albany and
Chicago Railroad collided Thursday morning last al
Bedford The ira going south became stall d on =
heavy grade and took half the 70 Bedford lc them
on the side track and returned for the remainder The
train going north up Bedford and stopped for the
return Of the other train, which soon came laundering
along through Bedford at full speed, with the vah c
OPEN and smashed into the train the track The
gneer had gone 10 sleep and left the valves open n
bottle which found In bis cap probably assisted In
inducing Sleep Charley stcinngcr was killed. and the
engines OF both trains badly smashed.
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Sketches or the Capturca Generals.
MAJ0R GENERAL GEoR0R Cnoo8.

MAJOR 0EkkhAL tkokoM akook.
This ofnces q tho time ef he capture, command
Of the Department Of wcss Virginia He wss born In
wayne township, about seven miles from Dayton, Mont,
gomcry county, Ohio In Isss he entered the United
States Military Academy ., West Point and graduated
June 90 iss1 The following day he vs promss~s 10
brcvcs second lieutenant Fourth United sAs infsnsry
He was soon after made full second icu,ensnt In The
same regiment On March n, isss. he was promoted
70 Arss nsussnanl rnor 10 the var he ws
duty In California asd became widely cclesrassd fw
his successfal exps.ons against The r hvsr inssns
Ss SoursS 70 ,niau,y q sepsmssr q sss ssms yssr "
psIcy o. he thirty .,h Ditto veaa,ssrs The sinssr q
1881 and 81 he passed In West vsg MA In Nay lse2
= sas cs.
tho vIrgiaA Central Ralsoa1, near Dublin station On
May 81 he attacked and broke up rebel camp q 2soe
the second baltic Of Bull an< Astls<am he com
mandsd Brigade and received gresx praise foe his Gal
Kanswha region, and wss assrped - shs commsnd =
dststl Mach N, 1so3 he ives csserme1 . bussdler
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asr which B: took part wth osnss mssssrs forces In
On Jelly n, 1854, bs We prom0ee& ~ owsvee major
eeaeral OF voAuuteen On the SOth Of August he wss
vlrglna, relieving MAJOR 0sa. Huatsr Undsr MAJOR Gen.
Asstdas, " Angns he IVES aeglsd 70 the oom@Aed o.
e ~ ns = : =: ss ,nS gSss
Min sepssmbW -, and csdss Crssk October r. Amer
NE hltsr hattie 6snenL Croohswss promoted 10 fui
1ol and confirmed both IN hle brevss aad fall Ank
Of naior sensrai February hS1sss a. sbs time q his
had
sREvKr HAJoR sRSKRAL BENJAMIN YnAsELIr
nELLEY.
HsAianss ysanAln Helsy was born IN New nanpssA
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The Navy.
THE wINOOsKI.

The doubleendcr gunboat winoosh commenced a
nineysx hour dock trial at the foot Of Delaney street.
New York. late on Monday afternoon in order TO do
ternnc certain theories In steam engineering fully
developed This time the Algonquin does not compete,
against the previous trial The trial OF the Winoosk 9
engines 10 ascertain what advantage there ia In regu-
lating the throttle valve 10 determinae distance and
its effect in various degrees the economy Of and
coal Up TO late hour yesterday afternoon the engines
had averaged fifteen and two-tenths revolutions per
minute with pressure OF thirtynve pounds Of steam
and consumption Of sixteen hundred pounds of coal
per hour
SURPLUS VESSELS TO BIZ SOLD AT AUCTION.
There will be another auction sale Of naval surplus
vessels at the Brooklyn Navy Yard In about two weeks
when the following named vessels will be put under the
hammer :-stcameB Grand Gulf Adela, Virginia, Atona
Huntsville Arleta Jonquil Gertrude Preston Dunbar
ton Lillian, Jacob Bell, Banshec, Calypso
TOTAL SUSPENSION or BUSINESS.
Yesterday being election day business totally
pended at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
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e Bah. MehmondI nsa ASIA xY0FA Helene. RxsEks1s
81: S.s; s:s: :i II
&c s Ssa;s''sss ss ss Beau.
s::s: s ss::,s s.s sr.. 70.
Sept Bombay SID
ouARLorrErowS, PEI NovS-Arr brig Stanley, Kendrek,
DnAi, Oct ss-sld Fortuna, WOLF and Liverpool Robin
SigsasS oct o a olsy Phlsssph
GL4ssoyArr in the Clyde Sept a. Britannia ls>, Camp
EE. .rs sss s yssr Philadelphia
aad "a a sR Ssn Morse San
BIZ .p sss
Uplsor., srOwn NYork; sshr D Horton, Smith, do.
spiSshn ady Sfs ds
RsEE os S Of pssssa
land S @ a1 sa sop Pfsa Ny9 ark s
ce
Merrimae. Leckie, Philadelphia; Day Spring, Savannah;
M1RsrlLlEs, DC. 2a-sid Laooranus, NYork
Nr1y.Tus Oct ssNo a Yes vessel II p port bort
NORTH SYDNEY, cB, Oct is-Arr brig Rainbow. CASSIDY,
ponT PssGr ocssorp bark Victoria Christian,
from arr 18TH ssSr B Alien 0 f@oS Boston,
Dot o Nat :, AIsgSo O. Mssu,s
Y SoSs s Ps sp a Ssp
f ssbr c4.r @ h 81 Sss Alexander
vAAEsoiA ocl12-Arr ship Intrepid wfnsOr, ca:ao.
ns at nepoo h Ellen Anstn Do Msona1y At
Dsa r 9 oh zee sS at D R
'a f rom e os fnn%
x sams1 Mary
The okolona Liverpool for Baltimore, and Hermon. for
NYork, have put back.
American Ports.
BOSTON, Nov 6-Arr ship Lawrence Brown, Jenkins,
cha shPs ssn
s%Ors Sarss Fasen HSS fsy
Ay as sa Ys Randolph es ss S
cS Bas ao s
gnd Highland H PM
THAR steamer Tonawanda, Havana; bark II Spear
~ ALTiSoRE. Nov 4-ArE steamer Geo Appod, Howes.
o % snS oSe
age Cid brig Romance Duncan, Nayasea; schrs George "
Franz 0S9S1 S Hamilton ogden MY
arialth Cobb, Bergen Point Sid bark Victoria; schr
sSsa s sS :sS1 2sp ry hss. SD
oArs HEsny Nov sThe following vessels bound e Bsl
1s RS ssS% sss'fsa sn
sasa R St 's ss4 sT SUPPOSED S
"a
her mast, and isl eakng badly.
in Hampton Roads 81 brig Henry Means from Jackson
GALVESTON, Oct 16-Arr schr Eliza Conklin, Brazos
port 10TH baks Mary stetson Harmon, and Rosamond
Wallace dsg briggs Amanda Guon Wolfe, and Thur ston
Clark for NYork ldg; Cove, washburn, for Liverpool
do
HOLMES HOLE, Nov Arr bark Havens, Pbila.
depha for Portland brig Abner Taylor, Bucksviie for
KEY WEST Oct as-In port brig @ Berry, strout from
NEWPoRT, Nov SID schrs Black Diamond, Young
Philadelphia; Urbana Bellows, NYork.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 6-Arr brig j Bnghtman, France,
vile, Boston schTs Brooks Burgess; EDhrat% Anna
johnson, Gage, Providence Nellie Brown, Cobb %;
May Baker, Bath. Cid bark King Bird Dexter Antwerp3
brss Comery, Mcclellan. and Webster Kelly Hs:ksll
n. da Matanzas; A Howe, Eaton Belfast 9 2 Morris.
Arts, Boson;J Austin, Davis do; Jos Maxned, May
Dighton J d Buckaloo, Blizzard, Norwalk
PORTLAND, Nov Arr ships Waverley (Br), Bonner,
Lyerpoo Bertha new Hamgsrey q r T h,g ssn
Carver Carver oardenas schrs wihdward, Libby AatAn'
PORTSMOUTH, Nov Arr schf warrenton, Gray, Elisa
bethport
SAVANNAH. Oct 2e-Arr schr Albert smyrk, Johnson,
Baltimore for Charleston, put In with loss OF sails
Nov Arr steamship Chase, Roth, NYork; U revenue
steamer Nansemond Godsbury, from cruise ship Mont
Blanc, Donneil Philadelphia.
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en- Third avenue, this fwedNsaaN assFhoo :, q Die
O'Clock x,...,.~-
ws.sas, yoanssss son Of William Henry an. Els a
weaber, aged Is days. -
Arsrsr, son Of James Vilki., Jr, ga Isry &c EiiSs
In the In year Of his age -.
The relatives and n ends & the family are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF his grand
father James dkie, Is Rutgers place. Thursday af
ternoon, at two O'Clock
WoopHK- A--0n Sunday November s, JOHN WOOD
HEAD, IA the 10th year OF his age.
HI friends and those Of his sons John Frost and Al
brtis Woodhead are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence Of John f. Woodhead, 10
South oxford street. Brooklyn Thursday afternoon
at o o'clock without further notice.
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MARRIAGES ANr s-..
DEATHS.

Gr.Bp- Married.
!. by the Rev. Mr. chi, yoEI n GnssaT' Of New
.ork, 10 Miss ABsH /. Posr, Of Essex.
Guyos-coLE On Tuesday, November =, at Rich
mond Staten Island, by the Rev Henry Beohm, PETER
N. GUyoE 70 EiIzABEra OoLs all OF Staten Island
HuRLsY-WEssEI. AT Harlem, on Thursday evening,
November by the Rev. Mr.. Draper Mr. JoHs HURLEY TO
Miss MARaREr wEszL. both Of horrisania Westchester
county, N. Y
PowELsos-GALR-0n Thursday, October 20, by the
Rev. Mr. Rdgeway, EUGENE d. PownsoS TO PAMELA v,
w. GALE all OF this city.
WIIIANs-BuRcK. Monday November O. by The
Rev. NJ Mcneil, WILLIAM HEsRY WuIIAMs TO Miss ELIZA
BETH SosaA BuRcK, all Of this city