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, 1865-02-26

Especial Dispatch to the Chcago fd0unc.J
MADISON, Saturday, Feb. =.
The 41th regiment was presented by Gov.
Lewis this morning with national and State
co1o.s, and paraded tile city. Col. Ginty wns
presented with fine horse by his officers.
The regiment could not leave to-day for lack
of transportation south Of Chicago. 1t will
20 On Monday. The 46th, 4Sth aud 4oth arc
isst organizing, and the 50th Is nearly full
tonight. The following additional appoint
ments in the 51st ORC announced: Surgeon,
DR.. o. Il. Woods, OF tho 23d regiment; 1st
Asaistsnt Surgeon, r. Bennett, Of Tomah I'd
Assistant Surgeon, Samuel Hall, OF Ridsbnrg.
The following appointments In tho SD are
announced: Colonel, ". G. Webb, Of Wan
eLara county, now Quartermaster Of the 37th;
Lieut.. Colonel, Hiram J. Lewis, Of Winneba-
70 county, Captain in 11th regiment; Major,
W. 4. Collins, formerly Adjutant and Cap
tain in 10th regiment. taken prisoner ut
Chickamausa, md for long time In rebel
prisons: Adjutant, Norman A. kceler, Of
Dclavun; Quurterpuaster, Chase Graham, Of
Whitewater; Surgeon, Lucie ]. Dixon; As
eis,ant Surgeon, o. T. B. Wright.
Another carom garne Of billiards was
played between Coons and Tustin last night,
hclattes winning by 900 points to Coons
903.
Both houses Of the Legislature adjourned
10 Monday night. In the Senate today q
petition was presented for law authorizing
the raising Of money to pay bounties 10
veteran volunteers who have Ee-enlisted aud
| been credited to the localities. General bills
were introduced to amend section I, chapter
| 1SS, r. S., to enable Circuit Coutt clerks tc
charge fees in certain eascs to amend chap
ter 2S, r. s., relative to sale Of lands belong
Ing to minors, to persons under guardian
ship; to repeal chapter 13l, General Laws
1S5D. md chapter lo5. General Laws 1864
relative to proct edin.s in civil actions. Somt
time was spent in Committee OF the Whol'
on twcntY-Eeven bills considering them
The greater portion Of them were ordered II
th'1d reading. One, increasing salaries o
Supreme Court Judges, vas referred 10 th
Judiciary Committee; one, appropria tin!
Sa,o50 for extra stationery for the use i
legislators, and Eomc loyal bills Of the As
sembly were passed. 4 resolution WAS ol
tered 10 permit members absent yes erday t
| record their volts on the resolution ratityin
the Constitutional Amendment. up to Marc
10th, and 10 permit any member wishing t
change TO do SO prior to Wednesday mex
Biils were introduced to amend section 94 {
chapter 10. r. s., by substituting ten f.
twelve, and relative to insurance companies
, 1865-02-26

WASHINGTON, Saturday, Feb u.
SENATE.
Mr.. HENDRICKS called mp the resolution to
ray. for ecycral. barge loads Of hay destroyed by
Mr. IT, SiiERSlAS and IN Is TKuMBULL 1, opposed tho
payment, On the ground that 1t would open tho
way for alaFgc number Of similar cases. The
suhtect WIS Postponed.
The L11leiana question vas taken up.
Mr: SUMMER proposcd an amendment proyid-
Ing TINT The electoral franchise shall be given with
4 diecussion took plare between SALISBURY
and ICMEEOf. the former arguing that the peo-
tayonets. The latter said 1t reminded him oi
% ST. tss1 cAE Z is1tf oi Penn, opposed The bill, and
s,ia fhS had not % NEEDED d.. Senator's psy to support
Senate recognised Western Virginia.
Mr. WADE. Of Ind.> moved to postpone the Cub.
ject TIL December next, which was deciied IN the
til tahle was n1so negativci. Without making
any decision the Senate adjourned, at u-45.
HOUSE.
4 resolution was adopted inquiEing OF the Secro-
Island and elsewhere have enlisted into thc quotas
Of any Stutcs, and ifeo. how many and where. a
resolution was adopted dirccsln. the SccretatT Of
becn 1ssued to prevent colorcd persons leaving
Washington without pass. The House resumed
the consideration Of the aG.sndatory enroll
The House passed btu appEopzsasin2 $4,000
indemnity to Arabroee Morrison ipr his real cs-
Necessary M for thc defense Of thai c}ty 4 prosIso
wns appended tl,at this relief Is not to be consi1
cred precedent for similar claims.
Josiah Copeland Of patent Of an improvement In
The House passed resolution providing for
printing IL. GO copies Of the Agricultural Depart
ncnt report for 1864, for Glstributon by the mem
bcss Of the House, and II, ,ooo for the use oi tho
Tic Senate bin eppropr,aane = OK, ,ooo to re-
United Statce, VIA referred to the Committee Of
Iii. PIKE offered 4 resolution directing the
Secretary Of War to inform the House whether
any rebel prisoners at Rock Island NJ, had been
q one o. more states. II 70, how many, nd
sasla ok .p S I'D I rs f
+ SeesRSps pserad Ct fRa
House whether m order had been Issued prohibit.
Ing persons Of color from leaving the District OF
columbia without pass, and whether such an Of
oer Is stu n force and In that c:so the Secretary
on g. Mar to @ fntnah copy Of the order to the
tlnction.
Mr. BLAINE offered an amendment that per-
he h1s o. Se of
shall b. exempted from draft for that period. Per-
sons putting In substitutes for three years wetc
on'y exempted aor one year. The amendment *aa
Mr.sCHENeK offered IN amendment ,that VIXEN
II Is shown that principal has wilfnly put in an
improper substitute, the principal shall take bis
j ME; sTEvESs opposed the amendment also
III: scnENCK said the m.joriy Oh the other
side {Democrnts) voted against Ill auaendments,
and would vote against the bill itself. They did
Mr.. oDELL t remarked that tho gentleman {Ms
Schenek) not only said tho majority Of The Demo
cratic members would vote against Tho bill, but
, 1865-02-26

WARRINGTON, Saturday, Feb. 25.-Thc
Richmond IVhiJ Of the 23d contains the fol-
lowing: "There was no confirmation at the
War Department last evening Of the runor
cur, cnt in the street to the effect that Wade
Hampton had encountered the enemy and ad
t. Among the returned prisoners who
reached the city from Va1ina yesterday after.
noon wns our veteran naval hero, Admiral
Frank Buchanan. His presence will inspire
new confidence and lie into our gallant littls
navy, which despite adverse circumstances
has borne itself gallantly during the prcscn
struggle. With Buchanan aud Semmes IL
the fight place at the right time, our lro1
e1ads cannot fall to give good necount o
themsclyegn
, 1865-02-26

ruo Observation-Disclosures Captured,
:. another Run AHhorcs ana another
XSrfEeu Back

New YORK, Feb. 25.-Thc -ucralr< New
Orleans Correspondent says: On the night
Of the 9th two boats crews from the unitsd
under acting Ensign George +; french,
feet from Under the guns Of tho rebel forts,
In Galveston harbor, the blockade-runntng
schooneTs Pet and Annie Sophia, laden with
about 250 bales Of cotton each.
On the night Of tho I'D, the somewhat noted
Blockade running steamer WI. .O-the~ Wlsp,
while attempting to get into Galveston went
, 1865-02-26
LEES REBEL ARMY.


NEW YorK, Saturday, February 25.-Thc
.Hcralds Amy of the Potomac correspond.
cnt saws: unusual movements and actiyi-
tr have been observed in the rchc1 1}rcs
arouna Ric,onoud ,,rr;nc I'm n,st f,u dave
ind;cof,rr, i1os;.,,s ~ soma ro1r cntornr;so ~
Tho 1art n Cnner,t In md II r. earr,1eod
.1,ot o,,rr,oa t,- t,,a ,,rao-os, ~ csa,1nas,1
.n, ~ In % a.hor @ ,stton,1 IN taroos IN ,aa aaaa,.'
lad tint thc tina for r;v;no m bo,n F;ch.
49, s1,a,,, a.,a pa.ss, ~ ..c.!p,H ~ oou .ssa
% I~ne,,,rr @ -, ,onn o,,,,r % acn sh1s as,.;ou @ ~
hos A. last orr;rod Gonora1 4 % = 11n,,s
cor,,s of 1,is or7nx Ia so,1 N ha,.c noon ,n,,o.
orders since Thuretlny Of th1s week tn In. nrc.
narcd to march Mt a moments no,jcc md
considerable commotiou within The rebel lincs
was dtsnlayed Yesterday. There also rumors
that Lee mediiatcs IN attack on Grant. All
4bcsn mo+tcrs taken in conncctsor with th,,
1oct that tbe rche1 fourna,s have rccr,vcd or
ders from TIM outhoritics to he narticular1y-
rcticent regarding military aff{rs. gives co,or
to t,,e hr1icr that somcthinr moro Than ori,i.
narv IL in process Of exccu11on within their
lines. The ;nt1ux Of rebel desertcrs. 1,ower-
cr- remains nn3ntermitted:
The UtralEs Washington special says: " A
lisnatch received here tonight, from Gen.
Grants headquarters, states that extraordI-
nary nctiyity is displayed along the rebel
line near Petersburg today. Extensive
, 1865-02-26
Uhtfdao MriE,nne,


Our dispatches last night brought the Of
dicial account from Rear Admiral Porter Of
the capture, first, OF Fort Strong and then
Wilmington, by his naval force IN connection
with the land forces under Gen. Ames. The
rebels after they had abandoned Fort Strong,
noated down tue river about two hum
dred torpedoes in the hopes Of blowing up
the Rear Admiral's fleet, bat they did but
slight dumngc. Ono Of them got Into the
wheel Of one of his vessels aud blew of the
1vhcel house, and that is about all.
a new era in the prisoner exchange business
commenced yesterday: For the first time,
some negro prisoners were returned to our
lines from Richmond. s
Movements arc said to be In progress IN
Lees army which may mean the evacuation
Of Petersburg and Richmond, the reinforce
ment of BcaurcEard, Or an attack upon Grant.
Exactly what the movement means will prob
ably be soon developed.
There seems to have been a rumor in New
York Yesterday that Sherman had overtakcn
and whipped Beaurcea1d. While on the con-
3rary. a rn1nor was in Richmond on the 2Ist
That Wade Hampton had met and rcpulsed
Sherman. The Richmond story was soon dis
covered not to DO true, and the New York
ono will probably prove of the same character.
a trinle movement Of Union forces in Alaba-
I'M and Mississippi Is forcshhdowed-
Thomas with his force Of mounted men from
The north, the force Of Gen. A. ]. Smith from
Ticksburg eastward, and force from Pensa-
coin porthward
One nan has received his deserts. Capt,
John J. Beal1, one OF the leaders in the pirat~
1cal raid on Lake Erie, WAS executed at Gov
To7, So Vrrf- Envf A1vnc c$rrS ~
, 1865-02-26
THE WABASH RAILWAY CON-
TANX.

Two Of the horse ruilway organs in this
city have united in publishing the following
paragraph:
@'Acting uron this assumption Of thclaw,
the wabash Company has recently re.orEanizcd.
1;mnt a;ooaraeh. Hon E' 6. iarnea severn Of lie
editors of tho TRIBUNE, and other very eminent
men.
4ne st4.e'peu', ~ "nsnsoe'cf mao tna4
~ a5e inselessu, ".esuy " 1uu"eets. ~
LUZ so-eateo "1oaeA 3'a'l"as eot.pAn5,
Simply taase. on Tue cont'ass' "ea'e ostlel
qua'i'ieo 10 'aAe III unPte5"uleco '4s" " laas
concern tnan eltnet Inc fos4 VI ene 'ou..a.'
-nose "Ao tuanA tnla1 10y mune w.. ~ p1!sn.
ea " >" as .ns G ou " ;. trse ~
.e.one oe,' euNy Nv - .s44 S. n..s ~ ~
= 80 y; 49, - .s,o..os ~ 49, -;a.suaa ~
49,. .ss"Ns- - e.a .se.. ,....a1~ :~a;s:.1 a
@uA. eotat~nJ o's ~" P"'~'s J"ot~a1, "uo
TIC have no disposition, as VIC have no right,
10 dfyide with the courts the task of lecid-
ing them. These questions, we appreacnd,
are, first, whether there is nny such law as
-
NallWay company, thnt Is, "hcthcr the COY
c1nor's veto Of the message WIS sent to the
General Assembly in the mode prescribed in
the Constitution of tie Statc; sccond, #heth-
CT it is competent for the Legislature to
grant such franchises without the assent OF
the city Of Chicago. If the existing horse
railway monopoly succeed In showing that
the Legislature have no right to i've assay the
corporate tranchiscs Of Chicago without the
assent OF the CITY touhclI, tley WILL upset
their own ninety-niue year sWinalc, and that
Till be something gained It Is scontcudcd By
The Wabash company that the veto Of the
Governor should have been sent to the twenty
, 1865-02-26

NEW YoRK, Saturday, February 25.-Gus-
tavc Adolph Vaightmann, arrested in Chi
chargc of forging, by which the Russian
Government lost SIS, ,060, hns been given up
to that Government, and will leave as soon as
the warrant Of txtraditlon arrives from
WashiurtOn
, 1865-02-26

NEW York, Feb. 25.-The force from Sheri-
dan's a1my, sent In pursuit Of tho rebel cav
airy who last Tucsday dashed Into Cumberland,
Mai 1y1and, and captured the Union Generals
Creek and Kelly, returned to Winchester on
Thursday, having been unsuccessful in res
cuiuc those officers.
, 1865-02-26

Negro Prisoners Exchanged.
NEW YoRK, Saturday, Feb. 25.-The Her.
aids City Point correspondent says the first
lot Of negro soldiers exchanged during the
war arrived on the 22d.
Robclt Lincoln, son of the President, has
fcportcd for duty on Gen. Grants staff.
, 1865-02-26
Fatal IfuiIroud Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Feb. "a rail-
road accident occurred 11enr Altoona yester-
day, by which two persons were killed md
several wounded. Among the latter are
Marcy Mathews, of Williamsburg, and Mr..
md Mrs. VIM. Peck, Of Herkimer county, N.
Y mt in fha head
, 1865-02-26

Powder Will Explosion.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Feb. 25.-One Of
Dnpont's. powder mills, near Wilmington.
Del, exploded this morning, killing thtce Of
ihc ODcf fatiycs
, 1865-02-26
TIE REBEL LOSSES AT COLUMBIA.
TFrom the Richmond Dispatch, Feb. 70.


LIS stated By us on Saturday, on the au-
thority Of dispatch from Dcauregnrl to the
President, Sherman marched into and took
possession Of Columbia last Friday morning,
our forces withdrawing from the city just as
his forces crossed the Broad River, several
miles above. We have just now no means of
nscertaining TIE amount Of government pro-
Ecrty necessarily left to full into the hands
Of the enemy, We, however. know that for
more tban a week the removal from the place
of government stores and other property has
been pushed forward with all possible dis
patch, which gives us reason to hope that the
most Taluablc portion had been gotten away
IN safety. We had there, it seems, d quantt-
ty of medical stores, one half Of which were
brought off, the rest destroyed by our author
ftits, their removal being found impructica-
bic. It Tas reported on Saturday that the
Treasury note lithograph establishment had
been LETT behind This the Treasury authori-
ties here state to be incorrect. They state
that the whole stablishmeat-plates paper
and furnfture-wCrc brought north thirty six
hours before the Occupation Of the place by
tie Yankees. The female employees In the
Treasury Department, US we stated on Satur-
day, got eft to Charlotte, North Carolin1, ,sey-
eral days before the advent Of Sherman. Some
Of them, whose homes are here, hive arrived
in this city. Most Of them. We understand,
saved their baggage, but lost their furniture.
1t Will be recoliected that when Mr. Mem
rietl these ladies to South Carolina tt,r safety,
and to lessen the demand fur food In Rich
1uoud. he permitted each Of them to carry q
bid, eon1c chairs aud other furniture These
household articles now swell the list Of Shcr-
4rnpfa rnrhfra
, 1865-02-26

ashore and was rendered useless by the guns
OF the blockadcrs. The steamer Wren At
tempted to run the blockads outward On the
night Of The 9Th, but was driven baclz by the
I1nion e11nan
, 1865-02-26
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH Il
THE CAPTURE OF VII
MIKGT0H.
Rear Admiral Porter's
Official Report.
THE FIGHT At FORT
STRONG.
a FLEET OF REBEL
T0RPED0ES.
FISHING FOR THE TARMlNTs.
Speculations from Grants Front,
RuM0Rs FROM -SHERhRAh's
ARMY:
President Lincoln Coming to
President Lincoln Coming to
Chicago.
III WILL PROBABLY INAUGU.
RATE THE SANITARY FAIR.
Gold 50 Sd. 4.
CAPTURE OF WILMINGTON.
Official Report from 3car Admiral
Porter.

WASHINGTON, Saturday. Feb. 25.-The fol
lowing has been received at the Navy Depart
mcnt:
, 1865-02-26


Among those who have suffered surcly from
she.1uan's fnvasion Of South Carolina, IL vii
liam Gilmore Simms, Esq, the well known
royclest and poet. In bis hurried removal
fom home, near Midway, he was compelled
to leave behind q library of choice books Of
volumes. Many planters have been utterly
ruined. Fortunately for AIr. Simms he has
the advantage Of carrying his wealth in his
bruins, "where no thieves can break through
and steal" etc.
TEE CAVALRY FIGHT At A16ES-ET TURNS OUT
THAT IT WAS WHEELER WHO WAS DRIVEN.
IFrom the Richmond Whlg, Fcb. 20.]
i gentleman who left Aiken, s. c., on the
morning Of the 10th, On the approach Of the
enemy, states that Wheeler met and repulsed
two charges Of the enemy Mt half past eight
o'clock that morning, about one and q half
miles from Aiken, in Al. Marly's orchard.
The charges were beau utifhl1y made and hand
somely 1epulsed. III the meantime heavy
force Ras aanklng our troops, both on the
right md LEFT, compelling them to faQ b1ck.
The Enemy entered Aiken about twelve
O'Clock. The prisoners captured state that
their force consisted Of Is, COO cavalry, 1000
mounted infantry, and enc battery Of artii-
The Anguish Gonstitutionalia sazs.
ave EaFe strongly of the impression that
the force In that Vicinity orc taking north
western route to colsmbia, ayoiding the
8fuiuph IL llE AQltA MIL AQ4 tuE1ab~
Il thinks the strength Of the column over
estimated.
Air. Jameson, Superintendent Of the Note
Bureau at Columbia, tclrg1aphed the Treasury
Department, on Saturday, that in anticipa-
ton Of the probable Advance Of the enemy on
Columbia he had safely removed all the Gov
crnment printing apparatus, dies, note-plates,
stock, &C., to q place Of safety.
4 MOVEMENT ON K1Ss7oS, n. c.
FFrom the Richmond Examiner, Feb. 20,],
a movement Of the enemy WAS reported
yesterday In heavy force upon Ktnston, N.
C., and It was supposed IN official quarters
that Fosters forces bare been moved up to
Eewbe,n. A cAgnl1y raid WAS also reported
In the direction OF 1nrbaro. The force NOV
Ing from Newbern has fifty or sixty pieces Of
artillery. We shall hear more Of these move
mcnts In few days. We arc quite certain
that they III in progress US we write.
MOVEMENTS ON TIE VIRGINIA And TENNESSEE
RAILROAD. -
from the Richmond Examiner, Feb. a.J
4 dispatch has been received here, stating
that Z force Of tic enemy four thousand
strong, two thousand Of it cavalry, nre nd
yauc:Eg from Knoxville, and had reached
G1eeIFille, whichfs flfty-four miles from Brfs-
| til, This expedition Is supposed to be
| another raid On the Virginia and Tennessee
Rail,oad.
| i SUPPOSED MOVEMENT Or THOMAS FORCES.
| From the Richmond Examiner, Fshs 20.
We have very distinct confirmation OF the
report Of the movement ofa part Of Thomas
a1ipy to Virginia.
, 1865-02-26

AT daslight this morning scattered dis.
charges Of n,uskctry on the west bank OF the
c,s had al1ady engaged those of the enemy.
as daylight advanced the firing became morc
, 1865-02-26
mr, Lincoln and the English Work.
tnEn1en.
The London lorning &u publishes tho
following letter from Mr. Adams, conveying
AIr. Ltneoln'a reply to the address Of: the
English Workipsmen's Association:

LONDON, January 81. 1855.
SIE-I am directed to inform Jon mat the i'd
d1es1 Of the Central Council of your 1asoci.t!op
which vas 1uly transmitted through this Leea-
ion ia the Prealdent Of the United Ststes. hss
been received by him. So Is. as the eenl,uents
expressed by it arc personal, they arc eccepted
by bin with a sincere and anxious desire fhnt
be may be able to prove himself not unworthy Of
The, confidence which has been recently extended
the friends Of humanity and progress throughout
the world. The Government OF tho United tates
has clear consciousness that Its policy neither ia
nor could be reaetion3ry; but at the ssrnr tfrne
1t a6hctes to the course which It has ndopted nj
The beginning, Of abetairing everywhere from
rropaEanditin and un.avtuf Intervention. #
ttrives to equal End exact justice 10 ali States
and to a1l men, and tt relies upon tho benencIai
fesnts Of that eto1k fpt support at home nni for
| respect md good will throughout the world.
Nations do nor exist tor themselves alone hnt IN
| promote the wcltsre and happiness OF manktnd
| by benevolent Intercourse and example, III ia III
| this relation that the United States can rrsrard
their Gauge in the present conflict with siaysry.
| nafnt,ining insurgents as the cause Of humau
| nature; and they dertse new ENCOURAGEMENT n
! rerscyere from the testimony Of the worEin-n,rr
| Of Europe That the national &t6tnde is Favored
with their enlightened approval aud earnest sym
| pattics.
| vant. CuAR1rs FRANcn ADArs.
Iii. W.R. Crcmer, Hon. Genera! Secee,arx.o a
the international Wor6ngmsu'a ,AssoctafIon. i
| Greek street. London W.
, 1865-02-26

I ppdrt1t4nd thAt tome person Is trF Ing to obtain
advc1fGemtntt for Ctky Directory Under thg pre-
ten1e ttat 1t IS mine THIS to to caution nerch!nis
,e8r. Any intending to Ao!erttse, II they Will
d1ep nc a!iEc Etll call upon them and 20 praEeot
xny error. P. o: Boz 1873. JOHN II. BAILEY.
A4S1tt
, 1865-02-26

earnest, and soonit b9amc apparent that our
forces were pre.ss'nG5thss ;aas: eas:ag into the,r
works: BY sight, oqSSes, 9Sa raf ifo% IND Indications
into their outer worka. enyc1oplus the fort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04
NrW.YoRK STATE LKaIsLATUHR.
SENATE. .ALnASr. Feb. j. 1900
ByLLs REPORTED fAyORABLY'
Central payt North and East River

SENATE. ,ALnASv Feb. j. 1907
BILLS REPORTED fAyoKABLY. nj.
The Central Park, North ana Lss' INV u
The Sleeps Head and Sea Shore Raii a
Tie Dry Dock. East Broacwa! a"u paw
' R.SSIa.nc tho fees Of physicians and surgeons in
certain cases. ,.a .fron, The Attorney
Genera giving bis opinion that hs HUDSON River Hall
road COMPANY has the right 10 'un hor'ecars rom
Thsrt,e,bs, 10 Charnbersst and charge passengers
shin the cars len cents but has no right to charge
ts-anss n ,sssrccrs siliiicnal fare. t3ska -. a.
BILLS NOTICED.
rxMr wu,ry--To establish the Cornell University.
~ ~. 10 il the .ae Of the public lands
SrrtaryS IN the Ststc by the Congress Of ls62.
eR, Nj IAIMBrEE-lDcerporating the New ORR
BELs INTRODUCED.
pela.iyc 70 the manufacture Of gas.
Relative to the Department of Public Charities IN
New. York. -,
Authorizing BROOKLYN TO exchange certain lands with
lanes OF the United States
Increasing the salaries vi the New York Receiver Of
Taxes ard his clerks.
The Senate then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04
ASSEMBLY.
REplKTN.


10 incorporate tho Port Chester Savings
Bank. A.,
For the appointment OF Commissioners TO remove the
capital from Albany.
BILLS yoTIcYD.
To incorporate the Central Railroad COMPANY, New
York
To amend the Charter Of Buffalo
Relative to the Ciuik Ui Kings County. . .
Amending the Charter Of the Newfork Medical
College.
For Horse Railroad from Hunters Point to Calvary
Cemete.y.
Authorizing the Workers and New York Railroad
Company t. eytenc tlcs tracks fOm Kings Bridge to
Fifty-niIth-st.
Incorporating the Long Islcnd Savings Bank.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Amending the GVt relative T. tie SAVING. Banks IN
New. " rs aud Kings Coursips.
incorporating lie Bay View ana Ncg.Iork Ferry
Company.
Amending The Charter of BROOKLYN.
incorporating the Accidental Insurance Company.
IncOTpora ting the NeU-lo's College Of Dentistry.
Extending the time ior the completion Of the Ccara
Park Hotel and the Grand Uoiel.
Amending the charter of the New-Iork Co!lo5e or
Medicine.
To reguiate convict labor. Incorporating the New.
York Pleasure Cllh. Inco; poTating tie Long Island
SAVINGS Bank For ae formation of the MciiopI'iian
Conveyance Company. Incorporating tie Ellsworth
Social Clue of Brock w.
The Senate reso s.ons ratifying the amendment TO
the Constitution abolish Slavery Throughout TIC
United States adopted by yeas -; nays ~. AID
iourncd.