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New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
DIED.

ABBorToa Saturday April a. in this city Mary Dane Dana wife
OF jacob Abbott
BARKERIu th. city On Sunday Apr a. Coneia wife Of George
Barker the Hon Mron Clark Of Manchester
Ia the 4lst year Of her ago .,. r. 49,
The friends the family invited attend her faners hs Is
Wednesday. the 25,h inst. at l o'clock D. IN
coppINoToN-on Friday morning April s Miss Helena Coddns
vt,v, 4
The relative, and friends OF the family repeetay % 70
attend funeral from the residences OF her
a,ngon No 3t2 West Tw third Monday 30 s' " IL
O'Clock NJ.
oRAY-on Sunday April g. Mary Jane daughter {" george and
Martha Gray
Notice Of funeral In Tuesdays pspsr.
UOA0-On Thursday April 49, Harvey oas sssc % ysa A,
~. lunar, wi take Mondsy April ~ a. occes nom az
Ie Cyprss. L. special usih WIZ Leave eu.
and reativea oil Tue tnluy afu
ssspectisy invited 70 s,tsad without fsfshsf noaes'
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
.vu ALBANY.
,CiosiDs Legislative ProceedinEs-Tbe New
Eerk Tnx Levy-The Summary of Work
nuriux the Session.
Fron Or sPecial Coro'pondent


ALBANY, April 2l 1856.
Tho doings Of the Legislature yesterday afternoon and
,,, evening may be summed up in few words. In the
ssalo Mr. Barnett called from the table the question
whether the Oneida Lake Canal bill shall pass notwith-
stladug the objections of the Governor and proceeded to
give his views Of the matter When he had finished the
qgesion was taken and the bill lost Yeas s; Nays 10.
r. the Assembly, Mr.. Pitts moved % take from the
table the bin provide for the completion Of the Albany
ard SrsquchGnna Railroad. The motion was carried,
when tho Chair after brief remarks from Mir Lteiohn
aginst tho veto, and from Mr. Pitts IN reply put the
question whether the bill shall become law notwith-
standing the veto Of the Governor and 1t decided IN
t. negl,ive. Yeas, 3li Nays, g. ,,..,.r
IT,, bill 20 facilitate the construction Of the Nhteha
enl Pattsburgh Railroad next taken up, and the
SPEAKER put the question whether the b should pas, IN
spit, Of tie objections Of the Governor and Il was decided
Ia tho negative: Yeas 2i Nays, 20.
sBwTNG-MACHIEEs EXEMPTED.
The Senate passed the Assembly bill to amend the sw
Of 1912 exempting household furniture, working tools
&c. from levy under taxation lAdds SeWiASnacA mes
60 tho let of articles exempted.
NO MORE DRADHEADING.
Tic Assembly passed the bill last evening 70 prevent
The issue Of free passes railroads. As the Members
passes expire the lt OF May il IS not singular that stop
shol 10 put 10 the desdhead system the last day Of the
Il is rather contemplate IN men to nde on free
passes al Winter and then turn round and strike down
The business. However il is never too late 10 do CON-
mendib.e deed.
FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND.
Tho Assembly also passed last evening the act 70 create
tis b ;ropOlian Fire Department Fund, measure Of
s,Do Importance to the frelnen Of your city.
REGISTRY LAW AMENDED.
The las, bill read in the Assembly the from the
Senate amending the Registry Law. DO not understand
the provisions Of the amended act but believe it is made
rather difficult for rogues 10 get their names upon
tho Registry list. The act seemed called for by public
sentiment in the cities and trust viii tend 10 purify the
elections in those localities.
THR END.
Br,f addresses delivered By tho presiding officers
Of the respective Houses in response to resolutions of
THANKS aud at l2 ocOck the Legislature adjourned sine
de.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
REHIANIb VI.
The Bubble Hurst-The 0Mahony Side o" the
waue-GenernI Disoontnt-The Roberts
Par,y-sweeny 60 Movc Before the First Of

The bubble Of Fenilnism appears 10 have really burst
True OMahony still at Unon-square, but we no longer
hear of the receipt of large Of money no rumor OF
warke proportions afoat, meetings are being
or 20 be held the prophecies of the arrival Of stephens
and the conquest of Canada or lighting liz Ireland, IN
BERMUDA in Australia in india and the center OF Afce
have not been fulfed aid consequently the lnsh bond
are few and away below par and even the most enhusl
astc Fenians begin 10 lose confidence IL inc movement
Tho princua work of tho Union-gquarc authorities a.
uregeut consists in supcrntendng fair when Is Dcihg
held In Germania Hall for the benefit Of the families OF
the Irish State prisoners; BOND agents ma caDlncl n
In conjunction with the ladies OF the Red Hand Circle,
engaged in soliciting their Fcian admirers WHO happen
10 visit them TO put down their names for chance IN
breaspin silver pitcher picture Of the Colonel
II said that Gen Kian arrived in the city from East
port Maine last evening, bringing WIN hlM the ehlle
funds and leaving his confreres % pay their own exhes
on the little excursion back Ihe rank ana NE are G'
nirited at the conduct OF the Leaders, and probably
henceforward there will DO very sensible dmiDuon III
the receipts of the Treasury Department Dozens dy
TO the headquarters Of the Mahony party demanding
their money, which they aege 10 have gwen under the
eYnectation that hOstes 10 be commenced amOnh
ago but the followers Of the HcGd-Ceter very soon ec
the dsaiiected parties aud send them bowling mo Eas
Seyeneenth-st. Hundreds Of oihers "ond maze hm'ia
demands had they not been intimdded by the cry oi
British spy' and "IraltOT 10 Ireland WIN Vhleh tbe
officials the Moa Mansion assail every one WHO happens
TO differ from them. . -
neratioDs for march Canada. They Keep Their move
nents entirely secret and only solicit not money bu cart
ridges No. So of which they say they require about oV
0OO BEFORE weeks this party shall have taken some
definite action. Sweeuy intends " to move about The
first of Nav and promises victory or deaih' oeh
Mullen who adhered to the UniOn-square coos has re-
signed his position there, and le for the west Wheie u
& sad ne delivers lectures pronouncng the whole hg
% humbu1p Still O'MahOny has few adbeIents ici'i
hnt The great majority now 10 look to Roberts az the
only hope of Ireland and Fenianisln.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
Peuieu Excitement on the Border-Ths sit""-
tiou--Feninus--Prov Observation-Disclosures
Called Out-Arrivai OF 600 neguiars-FIag-
ship Dwncan n-Aiarms-Arms-sens auenn'


From Our Special Correspondent -
CALAis Me-. April ls. ls66.
The arrival Of IA Irishmen at Calais two weeks ago.
who two days later we're joined by 81 Others all OF whom
are supposed to be Fenians threw the Provhea auho
ties and people into fever Of excitement aud mus was
initiated the Fcnian war on the borders Inc 20
Feasns quietly distributed themselves along the h'er
St, Croix from Easport to Calais, taking quaI'''s al
hotels and in private families. II reported WIN se
blsnce OF truth at least that the object was primary "
Republic" ,. ,,,. ,.,o conn,
On Friday, Mr. B. Doran Klan ATTENDED BY two yO,hhs h
men, arrived at Passport and entered tneI nanes y. v
hotel registers with titles affixed indicating that they
were officers of the Irish Republic. This caused great et-
ccmcn in Easiport, which soon extended up the nFeI
and across to the Provincial towns. Thor names were
subsequently, erased from the book in order 10 aay the
excitement in and about the hotel.
The steamer New Brunswick. from Boston, which ar
rived Oh Tuesday April TO- brought number OF strangers
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

QUARAsrISs. attention has boon called 10 the
fact that one Of officers Of the Virginia h been discovered
walking about the streets locality wbers cholera is likely
70 msst temptou The fact suggests that other officers OF
the ship may be shore Does 1t look Ike ooseness and
trlflng In tho discipline Of Qaarantinef
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

Gov Fairchild, Wisconsin, the Hon. W. T. Smith,
s,et Treasurer Wisconsin Con Allen. Secretary Of State
Wisconsin Gen. Cassiu, FairchiId Wisconsin the Hon
Cole California Col Stevenson, Washington the hon r.
IngersoIl Illinois b. +. Russell Boston, l.. T. Webb Wis
consiu j. p Epply Cincinnati and Judge W. Bockus Sara
toaa are az the Metropolitan Hotel.
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mARRIE ID.

oFspY-JONEsIu Brookiyn L. H. on Saturday April by tho
Rev Dr. Fletcher r Eugene Gsary to Mise Orss.ts Jones' No
cards
Csyuss Couaty papers please copy.
sCUDDER-WILLARD-InT Troy Thursdsy morning Apru ~
by Dr Colt Henry scudier esq Of New YORK. to Mi'
Emms daughter of John II, Willard, esq, Of Troy.
sMITH-MATuER-At Binshsntou, wsdnssisy April ls ey
the Rsv Oso ~ Boadmsn, Ernest L. Smith Of NewrA 70
Mis- Carolils w. Ma;hrr of Binshamson. N. \.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

""". ~ h".'---- rrs5s65sa Ii The House h 20 pe-
cent above that Of yea when the business 20
greater than the before The business Of the House
has doubled since first term Of the present able Clerk
Albany Journal Aprl q.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
BROOKLYN NE ws.
= John

PRoBkBLY FAM ACCIDENTAL boy narse. IS
oa aged about seven years whose parents reside at No
North seccnds D. VA run over at coon Saturday br
Newtovn stage at the junction OF North Second end Sixth
s both wheels of stage passng over the lower part OF
his body The injured boy TAXI home By citizen His
days since and accidents from vehicles are often happening
there
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

ACCIDENTALLY PoIsogED-A little girl named
Mary Quinn whose parents reside in North Eighth near
Sixth L. d. 20 her death Saturday by drinking
caus solution Of potash which her mother had in the honse
for washing purposes; Antidotes administered bat
proved Intellectual
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
Spring, 1855.

TOOL GUESTS FOR 0EGrLEMEss COUNTRY
RESIDENCES.
ALSO.
TOOL CHESTS FOR BOYS. AMATEURS. FARMERS
PLANTERS AND CARPENTERS
Tho most conpsts offered For SALE bY ts
Manufscturer
PHINEAs SMITH No IS Clast.NH.
al Cstslo s.anso i.aii
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
Paper and BOARD MN Cor sale.

The subscriber offers for SALE his MILL Bronsvns Va
r. B. r. r. nine miles from Bellows Falls giving e1y 40
0 New York and Boston marksts.
The mill within Eve minutes walk Of the depot and eona o.
cylinder Machine 54inch Board Machine tnoa
Enznes Boilers with Steam Pump Dry Hoes
and the sppendases for making Paper or rteoos
the pedtaey IL IL now sn,nss1
and successful operation Tor the p two years mana
huug Steam Boards producing nearly two tans per
sn changed description Of paper very uss
expense Tts nil especially worthy the attention OF any one as
ng without the ordinary proces %
doubinr for args paper bd1s for ay paper or
esn be foYud Tor al Boards Is the only mill OIL sas
kind In New England ,.,.-...t... ...I.
- ' r EDWIN IA. SAMPSON,
"S" No. 10 Exchanxsst., Bostea
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

TnR JERSEY CITY POLICE COMMISSION. MFR. John
W. Pangborn President OF the Board OF Police Commission
ers Jersey City gives notice that oil applicants for appoint
men on the polio, force must make application inms
dsey TIE impression is prevalent that less than half OF the
old will be reapponted II h oontended that the new
whatever 10 act the gound
the original bill which did not was signed by the
presiding officers OF both houses and the Governor instead OF
te amended BIZ which did pass The probability Is that the
new Commissioners will be served with an injunction on the
l day May that the city Authorities will retain control OF
the Police station aud City Prison and the present force or 30
many Of them do elect 10 with the COMMISSIONER
will continue doing duty under the direction OF the city
authorties The present indications that this will be
similar in respects the contest between the Meopol
tan Police Commissioners and ex. Mayor Wood.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

SHIP FRvER.-Thi5 infectious disease still prevails
throughout the Eastern District and OF very malignant
nature As fast the police discover those affected they
Immediately removed the hospital Five cases sent
there from the tenement house No 10 Grand st. day or two
since
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
JOSEPH q. ORvlS,
JAMES d NcMANN.
GEORGE +. JOHNSON,
JOHN MURPHY,


In lettor from Thomas Egclston IT, to Engineer Blrham
the thanks Of the School OF Mines OF Columbia College Is ten
dor cd 10 Metropolitan Fire Department for its efficiency
n putting out a 1re that place tho - Of April The
writer the aacrty displayed by Hook and Ladder
Co No. on the occasion, and continues a. follows:
shown by the tremen the qualitative Laoofa
below them must have been des
troyed The only apparatus broken Injured what
FIRE and by the water which altered
roush another Tho least possible damage Wa
10 tho premises"
The saving property and the saving OF life are very often
ynonymons dnes with remcn II has been shown how ener
gc they are In subduing and ths following case Illus
mates their noble action whom lifs Is In danger;
Or Henry E McCartc he summoned ut the late
re IN Fh-si attend the little daughter OF Mr. Ansbacher
h was suffering buas which proved
fatal and on his arrival there hs found the mem
befs OF Hook aud Ladder Company No. IL present.
He found a crowd OF people surrounding tho little girl
gazing her In helpless consernation without doing any
ing to alleviate her suengs Her poas for assistance
were unnoced BY any tho remen whose cool sa
grcous and effective behavior marked them trained
r usefulness emergency involving human life no less
than In conserving property. lie mentions tue name OF
William Adema, a member OF the same company. for his
prrseke snness In assisting TO remove the charred cloth
ing from tho little sufferer placing her In position OF
comfort which Of kindness elected the praise oil tue
parents and Of many citizens.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
yrNyEss IN AssgMBLl Z
OF which were placed on General orders. I.oto

Tho oang Of the Yeas and Nays The hna passage OF
these bills equals ~ 2 exclusive VI sbsenees Con
curing aIenGl made thereto the senate and other
aes.t,ols ~ Yeas AID Mas which viii Increase the
Asa2keI ~ asLDJV.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

InvnIids, Travelling Chairs ON Wheels.
For In and outdoor SIS 70 So -. -. ara
el5. - .,-.
bo,r STRONG WAGONS childrens CARRfAGEs, Propsiss<
EnsIsh Charots Rocking Horses
FOR sale by the manaactursf, ~, s,,,r,. NJ aa v,uu
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

PROBABLY FATAL JUMP.-About FIVE o'clock yes
terday afternoon named Mary Ann Tanner residing
at No. % North Sxhst D. jumped from the second story
OF her residence the pavement below and sustained nu
rios OF very serious The said 10 have been
intoxicated when she took The desporate leap She sent
tie Hospital hy Sergeant John d. Hun of tue FOrtyfth
Precinct, In charge OF Officer McQnade.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
Con.umptIon, Throat and Lunx Diseases

SUCCESSFULLY TREATED By MEDICAL fNHALAriONs
DE- DLLENBACK Boston, Whose attention hss been devoted
this branch Of medical practice for many viii visit New York
,y professionally the UNION PLACE HOTEL
THURSDAY, April 6. from O'Clock till 4p m, and EVERf
THURSDAY thereafter until further notice.
Denbsk had much experience and s1cce" In the srs0
rnent He thoroughly educated phycss.
of e experience well the sad confidence Of me
pubic."-( Editor Boston Journal
We are convinced Dr. Denbsk thoroughly undrs'snds he
pon and feel that we can safely commend him those vbo
suffering from the diseases which he Boston c'as'
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
TITLES Of Acts.

We commence to-day the publication Of the Titles
Of Acts by Legislature which has Just adjourned At
ococ 7 had reached Office o. the Secretary Of State
aad 75 remained hands OF the Governor TO be exam
inaJ
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
6perial Notices.

Charles y. Spencer Club of the sixteenth Ward.-
Gen WILLIAM HENRY AETHON viii address this Club at wssh
inston Hal Egh.eeah-s and Eighth MONDAY
"F' " " = WM. TERHUNE, Prs.isnk
TuBopoRE IEHDRIcKs Secretary.
Elder Knapp breaches farewell sermon in Che Lashi
nds In the ministry the people respectfully nv
and tske In the exercises ComDSenenx a "
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
THE METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPART.
mKNT.
x,.uerinx Te.iIm.pI.l. .. Il. Emeieney.

The most favorable and gratifying antithess that
can be had or paid fire department against the old
volunteer system is the evidence Of tha. class most
benefited By Its seryces-ths property Whenever
they spoken Of the present department has been IN the
most complimentary testimonials Ike tho following
will show Referring TO recent FIRE in East Thirty hirdst
the property In the vicinity OF Thirty ourhst aud
Lexington ave-. say: - ,
bear testimony the valuable services Of tho Metropolitan
Frc under the command Of Chief Engineer kngssnd
istsu Mn. BarhAn and III bi,ss thereby con
tnu the building whch originated and saving from
destruction the many sdjseenf valuable residences
This Is signed by - -
ITlSDrU Kick JOSEPH q. ORYlS,
svfysNITS UAIOHT JAMES D. NcMANN
= i JosFPU GEORGE f. JOHNSON
iiEsRY A HART 81 n JOHN MURPHY
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

Nv rppnnrous DoG.-On Saturday .
woman named Bridge residing at No PCS wayne',s.
City appeared the Station House and asked for authority to
have large dog killed II appears that the animal
belongs 10 German shoemaker residing In the house
with complainant aud that about ten days since he
rushed upon and bin her little boz nfeing severe wound. IN
woman was informed that sho could have the dog killed with
out rcsorEg to legal steps
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

Furniture
AT REDUCED PRicES
ofths Latest styles consisting o.
PARLOR DINING-RO0M and CHAMBER SUifHs'
u Rosewood Walnut and Msgs
MANuFAcrSaK aKRsrisAs sl,S s>aaaaoms
Eos. 81 and B East Houssosst,
Between Boweiy and secoadave
Retailing q nanufactursrs ptioss
AL 0oois warranted
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

FILL Down DEAD.-Yesterday afternoon, wo-
man named Rosanna Rsrko fell dead in open lot
Buer near Hoytst The Is supposed 90 hsYs been
conQe,tion OF the brain. The Coroner notified
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
NEW.yERsEY NEWS.

A MosoMASrAo.-Th following singular affidavit
was made before Justice Of the Peace for Hoboken. sfsw
days since for the purpose Of alIsyng the osrs Of nan
perfectly sane on every ohe. subeci-whQ magnes that 10
Is PsEsecytsl by fends - I. . 81
sas Al Hsp-rs.y, H.d.os cosrty Thomss Murphy being
That he IS aredeut OF the y ol
Ibosen Ia Hudson Co. and resides No ia Bloomhedst In a
city deponent and still pursued BY eydpo.ed
hin BY might well BY day with vie deadly and noIome gases
cusa and mental ourng him by every means
known bJ tue v,p causing be deprived Of mia natural rest
ard interfering him hi, daily bor by which pos
and d-vh 1.cnaon hts sight has almost been destroyed ms
labor unpToduvo happiness destroyed and his life eadnsesi
II. therefore ha. said villains OF hend may be aea wa
according 10 law -, iHoEA hVhrhf'
II Is satsd ths, Mr Murphy has been afflicted in this
strange amer snce 1863 snd al time confined In
an Asylum In California where 10 resided for many years
6eud followed lin thther Recently celebrated New orr
phyean attempted effect bis cure but Mr. Murphy havng
become impressed with the dce that the physician Ii
with the tends threatens vengeance upon bm
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

SERIOUS BURNING ACCIDENTAL woman, recently
married. naed Elizabeth Earl aged years. and residing
No 2a0 Gods severely burned Saturday after
noon In consequence OF Lighting fire with Kerosene OH
Mrs Earl was 50 dreaduy burned that found necss
say 20 convey her to City Hospital who're last evening"
she stil continued in very precarious state
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6teamboats auo Railroads.
nrNrRAL RAILRoAp Of NEw-JERsEY-


CENTRAL RAILROAD of EEW-JERSEf-
Passenger and FREIGHT Depo IN fewYok foot Of Liberty
It Hampton Junction with the Delaware lacSa"
and Rroad and Easton with the Lehigh Valley a
roaA and connections forming direct line Pittsburgh and enc
West without change OF car. ,,,y mn r,,. ,,,rc,
Three Exvres Trains daily from the West except sands Wien
one IN the evening" -, IT, -. ,,,-- o,.,,
rsii "a Ioui., &c. with but cnsnge ot cara.
$780, ~ SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
CormeneinR May q. lGJS-Lsaye New ORR as follows:
Nps-eonucc EsstOn with train Tor
Mscb Chunk Wfi..i WlIkesosrrs. Mahsnoy City ETC.
o n. for flenlinsfOn Ess0n, Nsle Oap
Great Bend. fitson. Biughansou etc
"a m Weaern Express fof Ess.on Allentown. Harrisburg
Psurs and the West vh buG change OF ears to Cine1s
~ Ciic,go and ST. Louis Connects Of sr
bve viii Northern Central and Philadelphia and Eue Road Tor
CORY and the OF Regions 80 =. 81, y..t
Pottsvile, Harrisburg. kc. - =, a mutt.
hanch Chunk. 81, 49,, v1......
6,l5 D. m-FOr Somrryllie
u.-For Scmegyile
q, fm-WFSTEKN EXPRESS TRAt-For Eason. Ae
- Resding Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West
Slesue ar Jersey CITY tofhsDush very
TScts for the be Obtained at the Office OF the Central
pan,osa o Jersey Liberys, ~ r.. at No Astof
49, :, NO. 27 s and and the principal hotels
iiO'''' JOSIAH D. SrEA1,kS, Superintendent