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BARRY-A Rye, wescheer Co.. April TO- George Barry Ia -
10th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited funeE
on Friday 18th inst ct o'clock from his residence
O'Clock from the Presbyterian Church Rye
attendance at the Manaroneck Station the
the city -
DOWNNG-n this city Tuesday April TO- 1866 Thomas DOVE
ing, aged IS years.
His TAKEN on Friday the 18th inst at o'clock 6s<,
the residence Of the Rev John Peterson No 10 Woos g.
Philips Epsscopa Church. Mulberry between
Beeckest the funeral services will
v and friends Of the family together with the Masonic Order saa
the other benevolent associations with which he connected
invited
MASONIC sUMMONS-The Members OF Boyer Lodge No. Z.
and NJ hereby summoned their Lodge Room
FRIDAY, April 49, at O'clock for the purpose Of paying the ls
order Of A. ALLDRfDGE Master.
GERARDOn Tuesday morning April TO- Eliza the we Of Jsmsg
W. Gerard and sister Of the late Gen Sumner Of Boston
The friends family respectfully requested attend tAa
funeral services without frthsr invitation from Calvary Charch
corner Of Fourth and Twenty hEstst Friday sernee
GtFINGon Tuesday April TO- 1885, Christopher CLING In ~
nth year Of his
The friend. family respectfully invited -
late residence No ia East Feth between Third and LssinS
MERRITT-At Hartford Conn., Wednesday, 18th inst, Ana
bis wife Of Charles Merritt and daughter Of the late Col =
Moss White Of Danbury, Conn.
Funeral Friday, 18th inst Hoosick Falls
ROWLANDOn Tuesday morning April TO- Mrs Anna Rowisne,
wife Of Rowland and Ssssi
c. Davis, aged % years and 10 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited TO attend the nsr
from the Church Of 81 John the Baptist Thirty ffh sr4
LeTngtonaye Thursday O'Clock "a. Her remans ~
be taken to White Plains for interment
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ASSEMBLY,.

REPORTS.
Mr. OAKLEY reported the bill to increase the capital
stock OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the New-York and Rondout Steam
Transportation Company.
To amend the Newburgh city charter
For d railroad in Essex and other streets IN hew-lork
The annual supply bill.
The State Charity bill
Relative TO the college OF the City Of New-York.
Tho bill 10 incorporate the North American sseamship
Company was lost.
To incorporate the Metropolitan Improvement Company
of New-YOrk
To incorporate tho Church Of the School Foundation of
Western NcwYork.
To authorize the construction of railroad in certain
streets in NcwYoTk and TO provide for tho storage OF
merchandise transported on the railroads.
Mr.. CURTIS moved TO rccommt tho bill 10 the Commit.
tee Of the Whole.
MI. BEASDREru defended tho bill snd opposed tho
motion.
The motion TO roeomnlt was carried by Yeas 5ii
Nays %.
70 prevent cruelty 70 animals
In relation 70 proceedings In which receivers Of banks
arc parties
To allow husband or WIFE, u s,hoI Of Gen. 70 become
witnesses !oT or against oacA othsr.
MI tIgIyN2S uoSed % rscom.nit
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Work BeforeThe Legislature.
JEW APPOINTMENTS.

The Senate in Executive session on Wednesday, made
the following combinations:
To he LoAS COMMISSIONERS -EdsonJ. Wilcox OF Fredonia
Chautauqua Co.. and Jeffrey S Hutchinson OF suffolk Co
CERT OF Ogecns Co. and webey j. Edwards OF Richmond
Co; Geo X g. Baldwin Rchd C. Enrigbt Alonzo e. Earn
ham, John Fanagau Edgard McMaen. Moses IL richards:
Richard Quincy Nathaniel u. Hare Sidney W DoweD,
VIM. d. w. Miller. James Exschenege, james " farman'
Horatio Dorr Patrick Hogan. Aaron Stone IL Boswell d.
l. Jones IT, John T. Teal Daniel II. Winants Paul Miller,
Edwin S Raphs and William ii. Stlwen. for Kings, Co
John II. Arthur ;. Burde Hyatt, Henry G. Parke G. g.
Corns Van Ciot James T. Wheeler g. d. L. Harrison Chas
T. Kirkland jr. August Merkle, VIM. H. Iillotlson 40
Van Laun. WIN. W. Bracket Charles T. Brewster. Wm
Trummond Edward S. Daken. Wm. C.. Emit Edward ID.
Harry John Ii. Harnet Jeremiah Doder Sgsmond Laser
Jona Marshall Alex H. Nones Col VIM +. Prentice Jas
A. Ruthven II. c. Van Worst Alex Wilder, VIM Mann
Wm L. Heller A. II. Herrck. Henry j. Moore Ihos H. al
BCrep Benz Merritt and NJ j. Bennett for New York
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The necessity Of an act compelling thinking men 10
show some kindness to unthnkng brute is apparent 10
every stroller along Broadway. We are glad to know
that II has at last excited the attention of our citizens
and that we are 10 have Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals. Man. having suDaueu 'Dc
beasts of the field and made them beasts OF BURDEN
messengers of wealth and comfort-and the servants
Of great necessity in civilization, can do no less than
show them the kindness they show to their own flesh
and blood We hope to have law supprossng all
cruelty to animals among the laws of New York be-
fore the Legislature adjourns.
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NEW.ORLEANs MATTERS.
Communicative Methodist Conference-Vesseis |
mt Quarantine - Racing - Plantations in
Operation.
Nyw.OpLTAys. Wednesday. Apri

NEW. ORLEANS wednesday April II, 80.
Cotton sitter; sales 300 bales receipts to-day 10
bales; low middlngs 3lI a35c Molasses nominal
Sugar unchanged. Gold l25 Sterling 30. New-hork
bank checks discount. nj,
The Methodist Conference has appointed two BISHOPS
10 proceed 10 Washington and thank the President iO
restoring the church property.
President johnson orders the Suspension OF MAJOR
Monroe and Alderman Nixon bill pardoned. Acting
Major CLARK continues his duties.
Thirteen vessels are quarantined with coffee, molasses
and fruit from the Gulf
New-Orleans City and tie Gulf ports are perfectly
healthy.
The first to-day, mile heats, best two in three, was
won by Gilroy. Timc-2:lii l:3it The second race
two mile heats was won by Gen. Rousseau. Time-iOi
Arrived steamer Marmlon from NeW.N Ork.
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,.,ssteut clamor, to suspect that wrong had been
Sonn Mfr. Dawes conclusively dispOseS Of this
assumption
And now we say to Mr.. Dodge's many friends
IA, rs have this exposition Of the matter printed in
n.mnblet and distributed to every voter in our
r;,y who will read it. The cost need not be large;
tbo utility would be very great We hope Mr.. Dodge
NAV be induced to stand for reflections and, in any
case it is proper that the voters should see and
realize that he oas elected in 1854 To this end let
,bare he a general diffusion Of Mr.. Dawes speech.
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WiIl ., wsdnssdsy April H. II CHA casvsn
by the Rev. A. Partrdze WIl,s,.
o. Louis Mo-, to Miss Emma B. ormsbee Of Brooii,s
LYON to M Thnr'dsy April By the Rev C. Sing Nj, n
l. A. Gary daughter Of John Cary Of wiLamst ~
PALM y Of tb Ls Newark Wednesday April H. ss ~
Ielden oIoes parents by the Rev Levi. III n--1,
T1edsrcA ve~srs Anna Spencer, daughter Of wlass b
& ~ ss Rs7 Christ Church E.wYork ~
Louise daus Of he late cbas BOswici AZ
sUTToN-HoLDEN-ln .be Brick Oh urch on Tns.sr ,,,.
Philadelphia Kate j. daughter Of the late Horace Hodsn 81 -
city. N VI ~
g. Stephens Church. Norman Wizard Ais Mary Conn
Of this city r
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Ncyv-York Legislature.
SENATE. ALBANY, April II, 1866.
BILLS PASSED

BILLS PASSED.
Amending the charter of Brooklyn. II relates 70 the
cleaning and improvement OF the streets.
For the improvement Of the GOwanus Canal, Brooklyn
To extend the boundaries Of Prospect Park, Brooklyn
To provide for a Parade Ground IN Kings County
Authorizing tho sale Of certain lands IN Prospect faK
Brooklyn.
For The relief of Johanna Wade of Now-York.
Authorizing the extension OF the Dry DOCK ana East
To provide for tho appointment of an additional
her Of loo No'ares Public in and for the CITY OF New
To provide for the drainage Of all the low lands in the
town Of Flushing. e. =
To make more comprehensive the act for the benefit Of
married women in n5urng the lives Of their husbands
To repeal the Soldiers Voting law, passed IN l8oJ
For tie relief Of the Sackett-s Brooklyn, Railroad
Fol the regulation and discipline Of the State Inebr
The bili for the relief Of Mary g. Miller, otherwise
known as Major Walker passed II provides that 10
proceedings taken by her husband for divorce during her
absence from the State with the army shall prejudice her
right 70 apply for a divorce from HIM. -.
Concurrent resolutions addressed 20 Congress IN favor
OF claims Of volunteers Of the Of 1912 passed
Tho Senate refused TO consider the resolution to adjourn
sine die On the 18th inst.
Session to-day as Frontier Police Commissioners Seth
CLARK, James Adams and j. s. Bnel Of Buffalo
The nominees for cmigrant Commissioners were mol
confirmed. The bill Incorporating the Jamaica savings
Bank was ordered t. a third reading. Also, the bu
authorizing the Warwick Valley Railroad to extend their
road 10 the NewJersey state line. Recess was taken
REPORTS.
BY Mr. PARsoNs-Relstiye TO u dam across the Genesoe
River al Rochester.
BY Mr.. 0 DoSEELL-To incorporate the Northern New
York Ilfo Insurance Company.
ByMr. EoLGER-To confirm the title TO land to H. NJ
Blatchford.
BY Mr.. ODoNNELL-To amend the charter of the New
York Life and Travellers Insurance Company
SPECIAL ORDERS.
To amend the general railroad law.
To authorize the extension Of railroad tracks ia Grand
and other streets Of Now-YOTk.
To incorporate the Empire State Live Stock Insurance
and Thief Detective Company.
To incorporate the North River Savings Bank OF the
Twentieth Ward of New-York.
To incorporate the German Savings Bank OF brooklyn
Adjourned
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The New.EngInnd Chureh-Reiigious Exercises
Sermon by tho Rev. Henry w. Beecher-
Remarks by the Rev. DIR. Thempssn and
the Rev. Mr.. Observation-Disclosures Of the


Public services in recognition of the New'Engand
Church of this city held last evening in their Church
edifce in Fortyirst-st, Sixhaye. At u o'clock,
the hour announced for the commencement Of the eXcr
ciscs the building filed with largo congregation,
composed in about equal proportions Of ladies and gentle
As preliminary 10 tho proceedings OF the evening
the Row. Dr. Thompson stated that early in March last
Council Of Congregational Churches was convened in tho
church where they assembled to take into consider
aon thu nronre,y of o.ahshnq Church 10 Accordance
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The New Steamship Periere.

NEW. YORK. Wednesday April II, leo.
The General Transatlantic Company now steamship
Periere from lavre and res Saturday, March 81 AZ
five o'clock in the afternoon, arrived off the light ship
Tuesday evening, April 10, having a remarkably short
passage of nine and half days deducng soppages that
are incidental 10 a first voyage. The Pertere is named
after the President OF the Company
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From the Interior Of Lonisinna.

EATcHuOcHEs La. Saturday. April T. 1866
-Four hundred plantations ~ the parish worked on
tho contrac, system averaging % hands Ffiy plania
tons are worked without contracts. II Is estimated that
tho parish crop will be 10000 bales The water Is high,
and damages ire app1ohended
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Wednesday April u. 1866
Daniel Williams Postmaster Of Franklin, Tenn, has
been committed to Jail by the United States Commissioning
here charged with abstracng letters with money adj
dressed 10 Philadelphia parties.
Henry Burners trial has been postponed until Monday
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eff Jack is but another name for john says The
Richmond Examiner, "then Andrew johnson is but
duplication of Andrew Jackson" But we warn our
reconstructed friends not to make their John Jack.
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FROM ALBANY.

The Hundred Days at an End-Brsadvay
RaiIroads-Pay OF Firemen-The Local
EIection-The Legislature Yesterday-Tbc
Prospect of Adjournment-Frentier
Police Observation-Disclosures Commits
sieners not Conhrmed-Raiiroad and other
Projects in the Asscmbiy-saiaries OF Fire
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The PeuusyIvanin Regimcntei Fi.ss.

HARRISBURG. Wednesday. April II. 1866.
The committee having charge OF the reception OF the
Pennsylvania rcgimenta Gags by the State met to-day
and recommended TO the Governor TO select Philadelphia
the place and the 4h Of July as the tint for the reeep
ton of the flags.
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Military Celebration ut New.Hnven.

Nrw.HAvEN Wednesday. April II. 1906
The New-IIayon Grays are celebrating Their hteth an
niversary at their amory, which is spcnddy decorated
Among the guests present is Mai Gen Terry an expryae
of the COMPANY who has been receiving the congratua
tions Of many OF our most prominent citizens. The oeea-
sion is one OF great cclat.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

BosToS Wednesday, April II. ls6G.
Tho following is the weekly statement Of the condition
of the banks OF this city: -
Capital fl 900 600 Legal Tender $50 3Ji 600
Loans ......... o. l43 O)0 Deposits J46OD
Sneeie ... 4s- OpJ Circulation (Nat). y, 200 90
Circulation State. $3.50. 900
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The Tribune ENLARGED.

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RICHMOND Wednesday April II, 1886.
CAPT r. b. Winder, who has been Imprisoned here for
several months was discharged to-day by orders from
Washington.
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Special Notices.
The Round Table.
NO. ~ READY THIS MORNING.

The Round Table.
NO 81 READY THIS MORNING.
l. PoEM-"ANoNYMA" BYE C. s.ednan-
II. WHY NOT EH HORSES"
ILL., "woRK AND HOMES FOR WOMEN"
". REVIEWS" CHRISTIAN UNITY CHERRY ana
VIOLET CAMPAIGNS OF A NON CoMBATANr!"
v LITERARY NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
VI. "A ARD-pERsoNAL-TRANsFER OF ROUND tn
BILE"
rrrIoDioAL LfrrKATUHE."
VIII. AMERICAN COLLEGES"
NEWS COMPANY"
K CoRREsPONDENCE-BosTON-
OFFICE NO 1872 NAssAUsr
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY GENERAL AGENTS.
Trees and Grape-yines.
PARSONS & Co.. FLrsHrSe. N. Y,
Offer Fru, and Ornamental TREES SHRUBS including
Grapeyines Rhodoaeudons hundred varieties Of Ever
greene.
Deafness and Discharges from the Ear Radically
Cured by the recently invented Vegetable extract
oTITINE.
Price 81 50 bottle. For sale by all Drussiss-
WEEKS POTTER Druggists, No. 10 washns.ons., Boston
Wholesale Agenta
Furniture-RcmOval.
NEW STYLES POPULAR PRICES.
MEEKS'S FURNITURE
AND
UPHOLS TERY wARER OMS
NEW WHITE MARBLE BUILDING,
No. sac BROADWAY BETWEEN ForRrH GREAT JoyEssrs.
These weroom afford ample facilities for the display
cur immense consisting elegant variety Of Fahonsbs
Rich Medium Plain FURNITURE which will be sold Popala
Prices ..........
Purchasers invited inspect the largest and hind'omss sock
in this county No $50 bkOApMA1.
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MARgIE -.

Observation-Disclosures at arron, West Chester Co..
TUESDAY the inst Edward r. Buas 70 Ea c. dAusSIeT Of
the la,o John TicknoT. al Of BIoohyn.
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MEEKS'S FURNITURE

Clothing.
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK FOR SPRING THE LARGEST
THE FINEST AND THE CHEAPEST IN THE
CITY OF NETWORK.
DEVLIN Co.,
BROADWAY, COR. GRAND.ST
BROADWAY. COR WARREN.Sr
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Raising the Old Flag over Fort sumer.-The SUMTER
CLUB will hold their first Anniversary and celebrate the event Of
raising the Stars and Stripes Fort Sumter by Dinner the
Mansion House. BOOkyn SATURDAY April H. at Tickets
can be obtained Of STEPHEN NJ GRIswoLD No III Broadway.
EDWARD CARY Union Office, Brooklyn.
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THE HUNDRED DAYS Up.

From Our Special Correspondent.
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