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ruH fHrftI f1HartTHu. a.
oblinger's Tin Shop Re-
moved.

II WOULD inform my old customers, and as mauy
others aswll give me call, that have removed,
No, 27 Market street, over u r. WoSC4 ob's House
Furnishing Store,
Ia the Room formerly occnpled by CaIender's Rid.
dery' wh,re am prep TED 10 10 al kinds OF work in
I'm and sheet Iron, promptly and wei. All kinds on
Johhlng house-spouhhg and repairing done 10 ordar
Entrance on Third street brough Clegg's Hall
PH9"E'' .Ir ...n a26da
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

DAYTON May 10.

DAYTON May 10.
FLoUR-Red wheat, 81 OO@S7 so.
WHEAT-$1 rs. t. Htr
C0RN-60. tn"
OATS-50
KYE--$l 90.
BARLEY--75.
BEEE--l5020
BUTTER--30(735. uu
+ CHlCKENS--35G940
EGGS-20c per doz.
GRoorRlEs--RETAIL PRICES.
TEAS-$2 Co
CoFFEE-35@31c per pound.
SUGAR-lS@25.
COFFEE SUGAR-25 per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR-25c per 10. A
M0LASSES-Sl 4O@l 5O@l Oper gal
lon.
RICE-l5c per III.
POTATOEs-$l 25@l 80 per bush.
APPLES-$2 50@3 so.
LARD-22@25
CHEESE. Poe.
STARCH-l24c per n.
S0APS-l50lsc per h.
TOBACC0-Sl so per II.
SH0T-25930c per ib.
LEAD-20c per ID.
WHOLESALE PRICES
[correctod by E. o'Bnsn 4 Brother.I
TEAS-$l 25@l 30.
COFFEb-3l@35
SUGAR-l4@22
COFFEE SUGAR--2O@2lc per lb,
CRUSHED SUGAR-22e per b.
MOLASSES--$l 25 per gal
RlCE-l2lG9l34e per ID.
LARD-20@22
TOBACCO-7O@$l 80 per h.
SHOT-I 50C96 90 per sack.
LEAD-lj2@l7c per lb.
DRIED APPLES-l2l@14.
BUTTER-I0@85c
CHEESE-a3a.
STARCH-.9@l0e per ID.
SOAPS--l39l7 per ID.
SWEEI POTATOES 50 OO@2 10 per
bushel
HAY-Timothy scoops per ton.
WHISKY-$2 OS for common.
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By Telegraph,
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
LATEST NE Ws.
FORENOON REPORT.

PHnADELrHrA, May g---Jay Cooke reports
tho subscriptions to-day to the 30 loan at
$l5145,l0 The largest single Western sub
scriptions were $lsO,7O0 from the Second
National Bank of Chicago, and 500, 900 from
the Fourth National Bank Of Cincinnati,
The largest Eastern subscriptions were from
Ford & Hatch, of New York, 1853, 400 (;
from Ii. Cewes & Co, 81, 500, 900, from the
Second National Bank of Boston, 100000.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

LouIsyILLE, RY., September 10, 1868
On the ed Of July last 1 submitted, through an
agent Of nine TO the Medical Director OF the depart
ment Of the Cumberland sample OF my Cedron
blters for his inspection, and requested IT. after an
alysis, no found Il mentorious, to sanction and an.
prove Its nse among our soldiers.
The following is the Medical Direct ,rs reply and
also General Rosecrans permission to ship 800 dozen
at once, to have IT sold 10 suffers.
.t. JOHN BULL.
al am satisfied that Cedron BiiteTs will DO 10 harm
10 any one, u iaken properly and 10 moderation. 1
see no objection 10 DR.. Bulls being permtted 10 dis
pose Of IL 10 Suffers.
"a. HENRY THURsToN,
"Surgeon and Medical Director, d. C.n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

sHRAboUAhTERs DEP'r or Hss OUnbsRLAKn. !
'hAsHylLLE, TEssRsstE, July "a, 1s6S.J J
! "Dr. John Bulls agent, Mfr. has permission
70 ship to Nashville Tennessee twenty We gross Tor
go dozen) OF Bulls oedron Ritsrs for sale to Suffers
In the army only.
. 1.-THE regulations Of the Treasury Department are
to be complied with strictly -
/ "By command OF Major General Rosecrans
/ OWN. NJ. MILES,
"MAJor and Provost Marshal General"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

hOWles mlingnn ana HOrHey 20 be
Hanged.
INDlASAPoLIs, May 9.-Major General
Hooker by authority from Washington, has
issued an order for the execution of Bowles
Millgan, and Horsey, convicted of treason
by court martial in this city some months
ago. They will be hanged on the 10Th inst
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
@entcaI.
DR.. JOHN BULLS

DIR. JOHN BULLS
Compound Cedron Bitters
Latest and Most importantly Discovery
OF THR
NINETEENTH CENTURY ~!
MO mans name is more intimately connected with
~ the history OF MATERGA MEDICA of the United
States, moro iavorably known az pioneer In Med
ical Discovery, than that Of
JOHN BULL, OF LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
Hisinimtable preparation OF sARsAPARILLA
has long stood at the head Of the various compounds
of that valuable drug.
His Compound of Wild Cherry has become a
household word throughout the West
and South. His Worm Loz-
enges, in less than year
after their introduction at
tanned n reputation as wide spread
as the continent of NORTH AMERICA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
A VOICE FROM vICKsRURG,
UVIcKsRURg, MtesissIppt. Ansnst 1000

NOlCh fhOM NlCkhHURG, H ....
"VloKsRURd, MISSISSIPPI, August 0, 1868.
cdr. John Bull;
Dear Sri am happy to state TO Won that have
used your valuable Cedron Bitters with great bene6t
10 myself IN general debility and prostraton on INV
system, produced by the unhealthy and miasmat,c
nhseDees Of The Mississippi River and around VIoks
burg having been with General Grants army through.
out It's whole southern campaign. confidently Te.
commend rs u e to all persons who are exposed in
unhealthy CLIMATES. ~ u III II. W. FOGLE,
fe9lsm N0''o"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
WITHOUT A RIVALy

And Justly deserves the reputation il has long
loyedin Central America and the West Indies.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

SPECIAL PERMIT.
y .UEiIEp SrATEs CUaron HoUsE,
'p NAsnVtLLE. TEEnEssEI, August i2, 1863
DR.. John Rull'a agent, Mr. -, has permission 10
transport to the 'front.' railroad or pike within the
Feders lines, for lhe use OF the army l4Ol one hun
dTed ahdiorty boxbs oi Hnlr sOedro1 Bitiefs.
J. r. DILLIN
Per WILLS. HALL,
Surveyor Of Customs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

BRAIN. DEPENDING UPON DERANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH OR BOWELS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25
rhe Missouri state Convention.

S.. LO-is Tuesday, Jan. "A, 1866.
Tie State Convection yesterday, III Com
lnittee Of the Whole adopted bin Of Rights Of which
The following are The principal features;
Section. IL and 10 Gtale in what manner Igious
corporations can Se established in the State and how
gifts aud sales Of lands eau be made TO ministers aud
religions Denominations.
Section II declares al elections shall be free snd
open.
Section T. provides that courts Of Justice shall be
open 20 every person and certain remedies afforded for
syery inUfy 70 property OF character.
Section lG provides that property shall be taken
applied 20 the public without iust compensation
Section II provides that the right Of trial by jury
shall remain inyiolate.
Section ls defines the rights Of persons before tie
Courts
Section q declares that the writ OF i0Jtas corpus
cannot be suspended except in easos Of rebellion
invasion.
Section 70 provides that persons shall be protected
against Unreasonable searches and seizures.
Sections rs and 20 refer ~ treason against the State
and Federal Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25
nrr. Gn,.rie on .hc Rebellion and slavery.

At q supper given by the members OF the
Kentucky Legislature. ut Tronkfort to Mr.. Guisri"
that gentleman defined HI position as folows;
Iwcpt from kentucky to the Peac.
Convention aud warned them that this war would prove
Tie roB. disastrous That ever TOOK pace DeHe'f
80 I-riou wiz ne restored. / believe that wien we
strike down tho Of the south We N.l ma tleIe
many trnc friends. l have a"ays been Union .nah
Tor did not think We could Afford to give II up. when
60 20 Congress il VIII be a. the repeseniale o. the
ion men Of this STATE. We arc the iion men MO
saved kentucky in her present position Some hohth
we were TOO slow, and they wanted contention pay
ly ,lould we quarrel il Is 20 the interest 81 Ken
tkv that she iaud by the Union. 1t Is to her ae.es
that S O. do not separate H. have 40 objections 70
those MON men, whose patriotism and devotion 70 the
Union above minei Dui when they are OF my age
they may think do, OF then dnty 70 the lOnsNtu
ton eud obedience 20 tho la~s ~ any man supported
me thinking would NOT vote for what IL constitutional
he Is very much mistaken. always thought bad
tight 10 do pleased lth ny own property BAT
never believed possessed the night to taAe another
rsu's fthe Constitution and laws give man scrv-
ant have 10 ii h take IL away. IL slavery ials by
tie Rebellion lot it go. II understand the Union men
who have gone 20 the field Trey are wiling that Ssy-
en- il ii is necessary for the good OF the country should
20 down. as your reprclonictVe, intend to put
down lie Rebellion by the Use o. men ana money; bul
do not intend set the rights OF property at naught ii
slavery goes by the Rebellion, am ready 70 help Gear
away the wreck. II il repToach 10 hentuchy thdt she
did not want 10 shed brother blood hut called Tor peace
upt she became the laugh Of the whole land, Serious
tines are ahead ons. we have learned that the Con.
stjtulion and laws Layc been trsmpled upon in Big.
paces-that the rights Of property and persons Aa'
been outraged in high places and that robbers through
Tie land are plundering the people When 20 TO Con
rress will ASK for restoration Of the reverence for
tho Constitution reverence for law desire that TIE
limo sba come whca We all win learn 10 love the Con
stjtution moro and better. do not believe that the
men in power WHO have been guilty Of oatiages on
property and persons will always remain there, aud
not IN ten times did they have the sanction OF
higher authority viii ondeayoI as far as Is ia my
power to recall the hacyon days oil the kepubc, ana
show those in powertat the greatest eIoy they can
can love the Union than those who supported me
Mr. Lincoln is q better man than many think and be-
eye good will como OF this Administration, but II not
then In four years we VIII nave 81 opportunity ~ Fe
Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25
Vire In the Smithsonian Institution - -
Large Porsicn OF the Rdifce Harmed
slnrIey,s Indian Pictures Lost.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. .


This afternoon about o'clock, fire broke
ont in tie Smithsonian Institute building IN the loft
sboye Che picture gallery, between the ceiling and the
1oof caused il is believed, by defective fue. The
ceiling soon fel, in and IN few moments the gallery
was one sheet Of fame. The Are, as ii mounted tie
central tower and burst fo.h in fol- violence from the
main rcof was magnGcontiy grand. and curious
spectacle was presented y tie seacness oi the Toyo
Iutions Of the anome,er wind register srI1n"-e
the tower, while the fierce flames '-3
mounting TO its destruction. --.. 49,. ~.
Tho Windows Of The r,sure gallery soon burst out
1,solo.i,, 90, the shell Of tie room. There were
some two hundred Of Stancys pictures heres he haa
negotiated for their sale TO the Michigan University.
Only Eve or six Of them were saved The loss Is very
serjous including the lcc.urs.room tie philosophical
instrument apartment and most OF the valuable insrn
,uents The Offices in the towers and tie originals o.
the private records and archives OF tie institution were
DESTROYED The TOP Of Tie principal tower ana several
Of the battlaments fell.
The couaagration was nearly altogether connned 10
The main building and above the first story the latter
containing the Museum. which was damaged more by
wster than bv fire. The wings and corridors were not
much iniurel The large library In the west wing was
not DAMAGED The furniture Of Prof Horny and other
property was Injured b. hasy removal I4efAl extent
of the loss is not yet asocIttned. strong military
guard wa, in attendance. Great ddoulty was expert
epced at first In getting water At no tine could oil
the steam froeugines have full play upon the names
and it was late in the evening before thcy were under
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25
NEW TESTIMONIALS.
CATARRH CURED.

LINCOLN HOSPITAL, WAsHIsGToS, d. c. Oct l. i"i.
Ibave r several year, past afflicted with chrome dry
catarrh which year became bad that my hearing
breuea to leave me altogether. Ny throat became greatly
aeetL There was constant roaring in ny hest' WHICH,
with the other symptoms, always greatly aggravated ny
the sishtes cold" Dr.. Won Ecnbers commenced treating
me year ago and has continued to treat me at long intervals
since atm happy that the treatment OF pr Won
Eiseubers produced constant inrrovemet 30 thai my
hearing Is almost perfectly restored My nostr are free om
Inflammation snd my general health is much improved thae
look for m permanent restoration. and that speedily as
fxed fact do cheerfuy recommend al persons s"Tes
from catarrhal Affections to apply to Dr. Won E'senbsTs if
treatment feeling assured that wish proper opportunity 10
will effect a cure.
JAMES r. FERRIE, Captain L. 9. A.
was completely deaf for several years, and hearing OF Dr.
Won Eisenbesgs great reputation in restoring tie hearing
allied on him and in one operation, my great asionihnenr
and excessive pleasure hear perfectly swell c'me
in to the Doctor perfectly deaf and hear rs never
do. Til. skill is uuIisaled
CuARLEs CHAPpELL,
Washington Market
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SIGHT RESTORitD'
NEv- YoRx, Oct. 5, 1864

AN EXTRAORDINARY RESTORATION oF sleifr'
LAWRENCE GaxsSA OF No. lSS East ;"th's'- New ioH
C,, b.v, been suffering from blindness Of the len eye ior
able period The eye continually In state OF
alton from which the good became afected
and indeed my general health greatly injured BY ~
Hearing of Dr. Won Eiserbegs great reputation aud as e'H
one said mine hopeless called on the Doctor oS
er examining me- undertook my ard within fortnight
found myself almost completely cured. It nov a,nonsh
since placed myself under Dr. Won Eisenberss tree mss.
a hspyy to b. able to state that the inharA is en-
rsy sore 90 that perfectly with ooh eyev added to
hich ax In good health blessing have not Voyed since
was blind DO con,ienousy and paisfsSJ swear 70 the
sbQ,s 1latepsn In Coust of Justice at the City Hall Of lA>
o4sy1f Nsw.York, the 10th day Of October 1864
LAwD'ENcE GRENNA
Sworn before me this 10Th day Of y sobsr, 1864.
c. 6opPRt'i GUNTHER, Mayor.
{The Qrapd Seal Of thel
tNewYcrh naycrssy)
Dr. Won EIsENBER4 may BIZ consulted the diseases
Of tho eye s,a ear .ad Ior essrh a. the office No. $40
, Broadway Newfort
III. EsrHETroo/. HuRALoIcoN. now on exhibition
a pr. Won EIsEF BER0's Consulting Rooms NO. sA~
! BROADWAY, var ls,hs. ''
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@sk Surbrage, Curtis, Rosecrans, sohencf and sher.

Sben BUrbridge. Curtis hosecran'' oonencf "iu 'H'f
Ghe Government furnishes only articles Of clothing
md the regular commissary stores fIleb9s oi INC
nrisoners may forward 70 COL John T. MuiiOrd ~ for'
tress Monroe any of the following articles al tIe use
Cat. updercohes caps snspenders, brushes outtons
so~iny cotton pocket knives, steel pens postage
.t,nps pipes sirnps pants, socks, snoes, ioOkinE
ciassa. combs tape pins and needles pepper iead pen
SI, tobacco snuff family soap vests ha's, hahuAei-
cLiafs tovels clothes brOOm8 thread SCISSORS euIel
'c,os nenlnives cigars sugar. butter, lard. bologna
sausage pepper salt fish pickles, dTied run ePpes
crockery smoked beef, cora meal mustard CRACKERS
sauces lemons matches glassware Oee tongue, huI'
Iaegs table salt cheese vegetables NUS yeast lo"u'
tin ware meats and tsh N cans. 80.
The Senate in executive session to-day con-
frmed the nomination Of hares A. Dana to be ASSIST
ant Secretary of War 70 i'll the vacancy ocealoned by
me resignation Of Peter y. Watson.
TRIAL OF Nh oSBON.
Mr. Osbon tle newspaper CORES pOndent arrested in
NewYoIk on charge Of publishing contlabaud lGioT'
nation OF value 20 the Rebels in relation 10 the late eN
redti0n against Wilmington. brought out for Tlal
today before Gen. DOuhaley's Military Commission
Osbon asked extension Of time in order 10 procure
counsel and Witnesses which was granted him, ano the
ness TO BEGIN sooner. When brought BEFORE the cOult
to-day be admitted having furnished the lnlofhaIu
for publication but assigns as reason ier 20 uos
that he under the in preston tibet DINER cpiIe'
spondens intended giving thc news. heutelH'eu 10"
ever TO tell whence lie received his information.
NAVAL TNLIsTMEN1s
From rcpOrt of the Provost daIs lolpeher' PIC
scented 10 Congress this afternoon II appears ta' tueio
were IL G1 naval ADJUSTMENTS from tie ittl OF April
1851 tin February "a l56i, ail Of which were cfeueu
iothe quota Of the several states III winch 'ne e"'-
Inents took place. -. .,-.,
delegation arrived lclc to-day TO secure an appfo-
,,,;stin iS CONGRESS for The construction Of canal -
connect Green Bay with Lake Michigan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25

SENATE-ALBASY. Tuesday. jan = -
LIrIC PTP0RTEn

SENATE-ALBASY Tuesday. jan ~
BILLS REPORTED. vorl
To increase the rates OF pliotage IN New-1 /
Amending the charter of the Peoples Savings Bah
BILLS NOTICED.
Relative 10 the inspection of buildings in Now YORK
For tie construction Of the Oaondaga Valley ian
road.
To incorporate the New York Passenger and Baggage
Company. o.
Author zng the appointment Of MeaSureTs In queens
Richmond and Suffolk Counties.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To repeal 20 much of the Registry law as apples 10
towns and villages. -. ~
TO provide an armory for the Eighth Regiment New
York. A., rr5.on
To remove the restrictions to fare on the Hudson
River Railroad.
Amending tho Brooklyn Sewerage Act. .
The Senate then proceeded 10 ballot for regent "a
the UNIVERSITY and Wm. Ii. Goodwin received H. anu
Isaac Butts votes
Hills PASSED.
Tor the regulation AID government OF Contra. fafA'
New-Nork. ,,1, ,..ox,
Donating duplicate fossils to tho Long Island HS'orl
cal Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25

To Cure CATARRH. What is the Catarrh
1t IL dcfuxion increased secretion Of mucus from
the membranes Of the nose fauces and bronche with
fever sneczng, cough, Thirst asstude and loss OF APP
. cold. An Epidemic Caiarrh ia called Influenza, Il
chronic affection the membrane OF the nostris
and fauces To cure above add to half pint OF cold
water ten drops Of DR.. 4. i. TALBoIs INDICATED
PfyE.ppIE CIDER; take some Of tho mixture In your
hand and STUFF up your until it comes out OF your
outA be thorough with the snung in order to reach
the affected parts 1t may take SIX months to cGrei but
decided proven viii be observed in thirty days
For sale everywhere
Il. 7. BABBrrT. Sole Agent,
Nos 81, So &C. O.. CO, 10 - d "a Westinghouse NJ l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25

HOTEL PERsOEAL.--Gcn. Web Ter, |. ;.
Vols. Commander Townsend, L. s. Nnyyi T0r. j.
Alien Monroe " V. and Mli.iicn. Iigrtsun % DE
L. \ Army are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Gen Tibbets Of Troy is stopping al tie Ast'r House
Mis- WIN. II. Seward arrived at the Ati"r it"H'r
Yesterday from Washington. She is en- rUu.c to Lex
residence IN Auburn.
Gen. j. Dick. Pennsylvania. Col Allen, jamestown.
y y; Col Sturges. Cleveland. aud Col Noycs oi
Nashua are at the ~. Eicnp,slloteL
In Bondell recently appointed rs Beleiin hiniater
~ Mexico viii leave the Breyoort House to-day pr
steamer for Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25
TL. Case of n.rIey the Pirn,c.

ToE0NIo, Tuesday Jan -, 1850.
The BuEley habeas corpus case occupied all
day. The decision will b. given Friday morning.
SECOND DISPATCH.
QUEsEc, Tuesday Jan. ~ l-6J.
Ii Parliament to-day, Mr.. Gait, the Finance
Minster brought down a message ffom lis Exeelency
The Governor General. Transmitting the estimates iof
the current year in which Is incnded some $4,000 in
I'D 70 mako good the money Improperly surrendered
case ofthe 81. Adams raiders, and claimed by the
Government Of tie United states under the LKra-.OA
treaty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25
fAdyeftisemeut I

Do not waste youl money buying any Of the
numerous worthless articles called GOLD Pens which
have flooded the market for the last few years when
at lower prices you get pens which are acknowledged
TO be the BEST IN THE WORLD
See advertisement in another column: "Ihe Pen Is
Mghtier than the Sword"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25
The New.gersey Legislative Dead Lock.

TRENTON, \. J., Tuesday, Jan. q, ls65.
The House Of Assembly has not yet organ
lied They met yesterday morning and afternoon only
TO adjourn No propositions were made or votes taken
1t said tae Republicans have resolved to present no
further propositions to compromise and have resolved
they have 20 votes 10 % Democratic votes TO proceed
20 elect Speaker and do business The other side con
topd that 81 required 10 make quorum Some
propose to make case Tor decision in the Supreme
Court. a4d lot them settle IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25
lAdyertiserueut.t

NOTICE TO YOUNG MEy.-GoLDs&tTHs Pen
manslip. Bookkeeping &C.. No. 7J6 Broadway. All
who make application prior to the LIST of February FOR
the term beginning on that date will be permitted to
enter for the entire course time unlimited at the low
rates advertised this month. The regular charges vii
be resumed Feb l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRIsoEs LECTURE Posi-

WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISOES LECTURE foST-
PoSRD-There was slim attendance az Cooper lnsti'
tute last evening in expectation Of the lecture from
wm. Lloyd Garrison on the subject Of "Natonal Re-
tribution and Redemption bu after considerable de-
lay the Rev. Henry NJ. Wilson, Corresponding oecre'
had been announced, arose and announced that Nj.
Garrison had sgnifed from unavoidable causes hls NJ
and mentioning MI George Thompson as his substi.
tute. letter from Mr. Thompson was also read OK
cusing himself from the duties Of substitute for espe'
ourned the speaker stating that those who desired it
could have their money REFUNDED at the ticket ONCE
but that he hoped the prevailing sentiment would DO to
keep their tickets. which would answer for future
occasion The majority Of the audience preferred "
retain their tickets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-25
ALBANY, Tuesday, Jan. 81. 1855


Tic Canal Board met to-day, but postponed
- confederation Of Canal appointments until to-ihoF
row. $50.
me Senate Committee Cities sud Villages net
his evening 20 hear parties on tie Metropolitan fhe
Doparruclt bill TIE Citizens Lori.lnid, Harmony
METROPOLITAN. CcImaDin and Republic Insurance Com
pues were Represented b. james " Me- 'an, terisie
EorDond r. 4. Glover l.. 4. StansDerv, Il. GaTIAene'
and -. ]. Cory, IN iavOr o. thcDi.. 1e,,
Tie opponents were represented BIZ The Chlei Enc4'
Yeer AVID the President Of y wy ok an BG0oLl!h
FYr, pcrartncnts and several others. hcssIs. Nor
wood and Stansbury advocated the bin contendiHg
that tho present Department. governed exiIayagant
bgt # i inefficient tia; % per cont OF those connected
with II have 10 visible means oi support ana iAA4 ~
cor ducrs largely 10 Ac crime Of t. city. Ihy Claimed
that a psia Department. controlled hy Commission
Irvend he rescl Of local politics, viii Prove not Only
much wore cficieut aud orderly, but Vastly more
S,r INIT ~. Decior and Mr.. Needcr q Brooklyn
argued or thc other hand TINT hc people were against
elv change; that the present Department Is cNe.eti
resDrc bic in character aud Tar more economical ihan
wou.g Do paid Department, aud taat te bii u asked
for by few who want 20 experiment az ser ions cost 70
tic roorlr Both eidos asked for uiihcr time ~ pre-
pare Statistics aud other facts, and further hearing was
adOuIIel FOR two weeks.
The sseIDby to-a.s ht was occupied IN the conid-
Grafton of the State Bounty Bill No progress y as
made.