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5perial Notices.
Cnnsumptinn. Throat end Lmg.


Consumption. Throat and Lung Diseases
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY MEDICAL TNHALAriOsS
Dr. DLLENBACK Of Boston, whose attention has been d'yoet %
this branch OF medical practice for viii visit New York
.ssy professionally the UNION PLACE HOTEL
THURSDAY, April g. from o'clock til and EVERY
THURSDAY thereafter until further notice.
DR. Denback experience snd in the rest
diseases. He thoroughly siucried physu.
experience wei merits The respect and hdnce Of tbs
public" Editor Boston Journal
convinced thoroughly understands hs
profession that safely commend lin TO those who
suffering tie diseases which he Editor Boston Consfs-
ea,ionalt.
Eleventh Assembly District.-A meeting o. th, r%EE-
TIETH WARD UNION ASSOCIATIONS viii De held THIS noIs-
ave a. u o'clock. GlLEAD b. NASH. secretiry
Chamber Of Commerce.-A special meeting o the Chtnosr
ofComaercs will be he'd THURSDAY next April 49, q.
o'clock to appoint under the act the L-gsips.
passed the Dist s establishing Board Of ommsioneFs 1t
licensing sailors bon<nI houses Or hotels in the Cities Of Ne" ora
and Brooklyn report from the Executive COMMITTEES,
the 5th inst BY order GEO WILSON. Acting Secretary
Oratory oetry Music Anniversary Of the Battle Of Ls.
os chs Me-, Fv I near Seeoudae Door, op.a
at II O'Clock Grafton by j. d. liOYT so Rsms.ks
popular Nson.l Lyrics by VIM. ROSS WALLACE Our high
opinion Of Nj WAlaees ability = IIs1ns BIi@ssl ..
IN Y Herald Stands the front raak Of modern pos.."
Poe. -
Union War Prisoners A-sociatioB.A meeting Of the
1881 and 62 will be Metropolitan Hotel THIS EVEN
ING shD o'clock hear the Of the speca Com
suceessfu contemplation BY order Of
J. P. McivoR lLate Col lIoth n y V,
Breyet Brig Gen., Chilfli1
Coz. CASSIDY. Secretary
science and Art-Poytechnic Branch Of the Anericas
Institute-A meeting viii held THIS Thursday EVENING
4 o'clock Subjects. New Improvement, ani Peat
T. D. srzrs0S. sscy SAMUEL d TlLLMAN. Chlirn,n
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New-York Legislature.
SENATE..ALBA
BILLS PASSED.


BILLS PASSED.
Amending the charter Of 81. Stephens College.
For the better protection Of sick and infrm emf grants
arriving At the pOrt Of New-YOrk.
Increasing the compensation for the and education
of deaf mutes.
Confirming the title o. the citizens 81 this State 20 lands
derived through The conveyance Of aliens.
Increasing the compensation Of Court Constables in
Kings ald Westchcster Counties to IS per day.
Relative 10 summary proceedings secure possession
of lands ID New-YOTk and Kings Counties which was lost
Amending the Law relative 70 the Marine Court Of New
York.
To establish FIRE limits II Brooklyn.
The Annual supply bill was taken up and remained
.andef consideration It'll the hour for recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Annual Supply and General Appropriation biis
were ordered 10 third reading.
The Annual Tax bn Il mills for the support of the
State Government fOT the fiscal year read and
passed
The Harlem River Savings Bank bill reported favor
ably Also, bill 20 enlarge the powers and duties OF the
American Institute.
On motion Of Mr.. BAESETT, resolution was adopted
u appoint Committee Of three 10 investigate the pro-
cssfAgs Of the Commissioners Of Emigration aud the
treatment VI emigraItt 81 Castle Garden
HILLS PASSED.
Tue Eeg-York Central Railroad Fare bill.
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FRNsAN AFFAIRS.
United States Troops Sent TO Easipori-The
Cornwall PrisoBers-Accession OF IN Tag
boat to the Fenian Navy-Nnine Militia
Omcers at At siephens-Narious Naval


TORONTO. Wednesday. April j. lsCG
The examination OF the Fenian prisoners at Cornwall
was resumed to-day IL is understood that the court will
be open 10 the public to-day.
Special dispatches from Cornwall say that nothing Of
Importance has been ELECTED far and that all the prison.
ers except Murphy are likely 10 be discharged.
There is d Cab net meeting at Ottawa to-day.
ST. STgPBENs ". B.. Wednesday, April II. 1866.
Gems. J. L. HOdsdOn and e.. H. Smith arrived here TINS
afternoon. The former is Aduani-Genera OF the State
Of Maine He visits Calais 10 acqual himself with facts
regarding the Fen8n movements He hascountermanded
late order arms, &c, from this place. Gen.
Hodsdon was ordered by the Governor 10 consult with
Gen. Smith. They both leave tomorrow 10 report at
Augusta II the United States authorities do not send
troops here for protection Of citizens on the border II -
the Intention Of this State TO organize for that pLr
pose.
British frgate is in the river with troops aboard
EAsTPoKT Me. Wednesday, April II, 1866.
The Fenan schooner seized again by orders from
Washington but again released TINS evening by orders
from the same Permission given az first 70
unload all her cargo except the arms Her discharge Is
now believed to be unconditional.
Gen Meade is expected here by special steamer.
The flagship of the West India Squadron arrived this
afternoon and has gone up the ST. Croix She brought
200 troops from Halifax.
PoRIIAND Me. Wednesday April II. 1896.
The Government has chartered the steamer Regulator TO
take company of United States regular troops 20 some
point probably Easpor. She will probably leave the
arrival of the train, which is expected to brng Gen.
Meade
BUFFALO Wednesday, April IL. ls6G.
The Corner Of this morning learns that the tug Relief
has been purchased by r. ODay, who is Head Center OF
the Fenians here. She s Of the strongest and most
powerful tugs the lakes and belonged 10 the Board Of
Underwriters
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DIE ID.

ARCHER-on Wednesday April 10 Deborah Archer aged years
Her relatives friends respectfully invited attend her funeral
Memorial Church Hammond st. and Wsverley place
Friday morning 10th o'clock Her remains viii DO
conveyed to Yonkers for ntsrmsnt
BROUN-In Brooklyn, Tuesday the sth inst, Caroline H.
Brous wifs OF r. Broua, In the 18th year Of her
Danvils fsns, and Oregon papers please copy
BRADFORDOn Tuesday April IT, Eye wsschestsr County
Alexander Bradford Of Alexander W. and Marianne brsdod
aged ~ ysara .
Funsra residence Rye Thurdsy next s esock
His friends and the friends OF the family Respectfully 10
ved special will be reserved for the IL 20 train ct
New. Haven depot Fourth and Twenty sevsnh
Tuesday the 18th inst Robert H. G on OF Robert
T., and Elizabeth Darragh, aged 10 months aud days.
friends the family respectfully invited
attend he funeral from tho residence Of his parents No. 1879
this (Thursdayl afternoon ct o'clock without
inteTment
HAYWOOD-On the Anniversary Of her birthday Wednesday April
49, ssd Is year" Alice only daughter OF Alice and William Hay
The service win take place The Church Of the Holy Apostles
cor and Ninth this day lThvsasy n
Vdoak. lu1adb ID uannapsp4 iauasA Z Iloa6 y
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The GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.-The lady directors
OF the National Soldiers and Sailors Orphan Home will CON-
hold public Fair the City Of Washington on the
18th Of May next the Of which are to be devoted to
the support and OF the orphans OK Soldiers and
Sailors not otherwise provided their respective States
and Territories The ladies invite ell who can 70 contribute
toward representing their State BY table at the Fair The
charity noble and deserving and u hoped that each
Stale and Territory win be literally represented All con.
trbu.ons should DO addressed National Soldiers and Sail
Orphan Home. Washington d. c." and forwarded. If
possible days before the opening OF the Fair The Inst
tuition will be opened for the reception Of children on the LIST Of
June next and applications admission may be forwarded
Immediately.
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TERMS.
MAR RE ID.

Poashkeepse Tuesday the lTth inst by
the Rev Milo r. Jews. Mr. Charles w. Smith Of Wsshingto
n c. 10 Miss Lucy p. Smith Of the r. y. c. Institute.
GWYNSE-PARKER-At Grace Church, Jersey City Wednes
day. by tn. Rght Rev w X odsnheimer assisted
by the Row NJ Rice Wm Gwynne OF NewYork to Mary E.
daughter of Robert Il. Parker Of Jersey City
soUTHACK-sEAMANonW Wednesday April IS. by the Rev DR.
Montgomery Benjamin L. southack to Louisa A. eldest daughter
offrederick A. Seaman. ESQ.
UTTER-SErNoR-on Tuesday the nth inst BY the Rev L. r.
King Frank A. Utter NJ D., Of Bloomngdae n City to Mise
Mary J. SENIOR Of Yonk-ra
oDDIE-PRoUT-0n Tuesday the i7h inst 81 Mary, Church
Brooklyn by tho Rev r. W Syls Henry NJ Odde to Ellen o.
daughter Of Jonathan Pou formerly of Warrington City c.
No cards
PROCTOR-SNOW-In this city Monday April 6 by the Rev
II. b. Woodruff Frsnk W. Proctor Miss Julia A. Snow. both
Of No cards.
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FEOII WARRINGTON.
Continued FROM First PAGE.

clrrumstanc.s which had Induced Mr. Shankln to ask
Yesterday % d. excused from further service the Com
mt'ee tor the District Of Columbia. II from that
gentleman not having had opportunity 70 speak against
the Joint resolution passed days SINCE appropuatnG
$500 for the temporary relief Of the poor OF the District
II any injustice was done Linn by moving the previous
question he ilr Iuse-s0l regretted IT, He hoped the
explanation would Do satisfactory and that the gentleman
you'd make no objection % being reapponted on that
Committee.
Mr.. sHASKuy accepted tho explanation and apology as
entirely satisfactory.
Tie SPEAEEg thercgp0n announced the reGppoinnent
Of Mr.. Shalflin tbs Committee for the District, and
the House adjourned.
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a Card.


T. the Editor Of The " y. Tribune
SIR notice al article in your issue Of to-day com
menng upon certain Union members when the vote
ws tab IN upon York License bill have only that
was not absent any dodge voting to The House
suffering intensely headache compelled 70 leave ny
seat and fe.1n Before doing made arrangement %
my needed regret exceedingly that
nv vote not recorded Of the bin Tor had my
heaa approval a. w. known to Mr. Foster snd Mr. fh VINO
before the Committee did al that could g. have
tho bill promptly reported and the form from the Senate
Truly yours GARDNER MoRsE Member Of Assembly.
4lbgrv Aprl 1866.
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NEW SYSAGoGUg.-The corner stone of a new
synagogue laid last evening In Thirty ninths.
Thrdavc amid the uvocsons chants and other interesting
and impressive of the jewish religion large
audeuce composed principally Of tue congregation for whom
the being built attended. The services
mence1 with prayer after which the Rev. Mr.. Adler OF the
Temple delivered eloquent address appropriate TO
The ceremony Of laying the corner stone was
performed by the President Of the congregation Mr. Adoph
Disken.
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Mr. Low moved 70 amend by providing that the law
shall continue in operation only three years Lost, 10
10 H.
Mr. Low moved that the through trains shall not be
run slower than II miles per hour faster than -
miles Lost, 20 %
The bill then passed by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs Bennett Chamber Collins {. @. Cornell
T. Cornell GODDARD La Bau Lent II. G. Murphy. j. Murphy
Parsons Pierson Plat Sutherland Whiie WiUor Williams
Wacott and Wood-l1
NAYS Messrs Andrews Barnett Campbell Crowley Fol
ger Gibson, Iiayt Humphrey Kiae. Low. ODoluen Ses
siOns and StanfOrd-.l3
Incorporating the North American Nal Steamship Co.
For the better protection Of primary meetings, political
caucuses, and conventions.
Amending the charter Of the Southwestern Mining and
Land Co.
The Annual Supply bill
The state Charity Appropriation bill
The Senate then adjourned until tomorrow morning.
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Az ISDEPTSDRST DETECTIVE POuCE.-Ex-Alder-
man and eH Recorder Thomas L. TdeD Of Jersey City
that he is about to establish independent Detective
Police conjunction with the police OF Newly ork
Boston Philadelphia. Baltimore. Washington. and other
Unless the police force becomes much efficient
under the Police Commissioner who control
department the lst Of May there will certainly be
good de Tor tbs operations Of independent detective force
1 tfv
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NE w.JEBsEY NEWS.

RAID 0N NEw-YORK PgDDLERs.-For several days
past number the Jersey City policemen have been paying
particular the peilers from New who
for the OF supplying their custom
ers with crackers candy pies cured fish mustards &c
About OF these peGdeTs have been arrested since
SATURDAY, morning and In each they have been
mu'ctei OF $50 under the State law. for peddng
without license onehalf OF which goes the officer making
the arrest and complaint The Sj received by the officers
cnlni. for iher actYity and leal IN the matter.
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AMERICA.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM CHILL.
The Port of Conception BOmbarled and the
Town Captured.
HAVANA. Saturday April a. 1886.


The D,4yio de la MartHa has today teiesraphic
despatch stating that The 2Sth of February the Spanish
fIsi.s Blanca and Bercngua bombarded the Port OF
Conception in Chill, and then landed force which cap
1r,i Pre- town. The dispatch also states that one vessel
was sunk hy them, and that the Spanish men-o'-T~
Almauza and Consuelo had arrived at Mon'cyidoo'
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The Round Tabie-NO. XNfIiI.

READY THIS MORNING.
l. On Dead Heads" H. Cheap Fanies."
Ill REvIzvs" Tame" ,ng,,one" LOS, Tales Of M-.us"
". Li,eruy snd Art Notes Correspondence.
v EproRIA"A First Look at the Academy" Look out sr
your Window why have spsechssn consrs' "JonnIsa
In Work" "Transsantic AfiiTs"
VI "sketehe, OF the Publishers"
FOR SALE BY ALL NEwsDEALERs.
PUBLICATION OFFICE No. I3a NAssAU.sT., NEW YORK.
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GREAT FIRE AT TITUSVILLE, Pa.
Loss Three Hundred thousand Dollars.


TnusvILLE Pa, Wednesday. April l.. 1866.
fire broke ont hero at !! o'clock this morning in o
small frame building on the corner Of Franklin and
Short-sts., and thence extended in all directions with
great upldity from the railroad track.
SECOSD DISPATCH.
The fire is sweeping with Irresistible force west
ward
J. impossible 20 stay the fury OF the flames until
the Raccway is reached.
The following are among the losers: Dillingham; &
Coess machnc-shop Union Hotel Railroad Hotel, Ma
iioua Hotel Buffalo dinng-saoon, Adam Goods fouDdery
and machine works. Miller & Nicherts grocery, Ohm
stead & JcRhurs paint and oil store Gmnger Iutte 81
Co.'S grocery and feed store Muecrs cigar and tobacco
factory, VIM. Schcwzs grocery Brown BaTowe stove
ald hardware store, meat market and shoe store Sn
grocery, and various other buildings.
THIRD DISPATCH.
O'CLOCK. m.
The fire has az last been brought under subsection
McMuliel s Byan's flundcry, the Petroleum Hotel,
John Sackc \ Sons machine shop and the bakery next
north Of the louudey the only buildings left on Frank
inst, between The " lacsway" and the railroad.
Two parties have been arrested suspicion OF having
caused the fire. The loss il 500 900.
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Ho-rIv "wednesday. April D. l-'f
Tho following D.. OBJ '.y statement Of tie condition
of tlc bla.s %. 81. .i'y
Capital .... eii fG01 Legal Tender note, sl9'l2 80
Irlls .......... -l NUI Deposits Jlujh1Dj
SY,c.. rJ Circulation tNat)-. % oJ5 90
Circulation lStatsl...-..s i17.lJs.
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Howard Woolley, young man OF Lexington, KY,
highly respectable aud wealthy connections who time
since killed policeman by shooting him with pistol has
been pronounced insane and to the Western Lunac
Asynn II that the time OF the Wooey
the company of young lady who became alarmed at
strange manner and called for assistance Policemen
entered the house and OF them. named Powell iR
stantly hot and killed BY Woolley
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CAR ACCIDEST.-Mr. Josa Gay OF No. 62i Pacific
Brooklyn while riding through Churchs in Broadway
and Trinity place with his projecting FROM Of the
yudows had IL caught between the side Of the and
truck and terribly mangled He conveyed to the New
York Hospital by the Fifth Precinct Police
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FROM ALBANY.

Appointments by the Governor - Yesterdays
legislative Proccedings-The supply Bill
~ tbc Senate ~ pcaching Judge BARNARD
The Csns Regulating Bill in fhe As.embly-
The Central Isailrond Fare Eli Passed
Evening Session OF ihe Assembly.
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Paper and Board Mill for sale.

The subscriber offers SALE h MILL az Bsrtonsvs w.
the r. and b K R. miles Bellows Falls giving sisy
c-s. to New-York and Boston markets
mill within Eve minutes yak o. the depot ard consists
Machine 5ineh: Board Machine y inch
four iuch Engines Boilers Steam Pump Dry hoyss
and necessary appendices making Paper Psteboad
the Dedfhe IL arrangf
and successful operation Tor the pas. two ye In anu
Boards producing nearly two tuns t>
aud can easily changed any description small
expense The mill especially worthy the attention Of oHs Do
g manufacture sheet without the ordinary %
doubn paper collar ready mrkss
the Straw Boards the only mil OF tho
kindi n New England.
view the sppy
only to EDWIN h. SAMPSON
No 10 ExchInse.st. Bos9n-
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PgRsoYAL-Count de la Tour Minister from Italy
to Mexico; Podenas France Mr. Blonde de Bcdeu
Ammen United State. NsyI stoPppg ct the Brsvo0rt
House,
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expelled the committee may determine The Pope has
recently denounced all societies sweeping terms and
the burial rites Weio recently refused Roman Catholic IN
on a. ny hs own church. because the deceased had been
Free Mason ]! that the Irish Catholics and their
descendants over u OF ageWhO alone eligible
momberhayc unchuChed themselves By Ormlngt society
Arr VII Of The constitution provides that" This society
shall be divided into companies composed OF not more than
100 members each and shall De governed by captain and
hrst and second cgtenauts" The dca of military orgal
I1ui WHICH these words convey every carried out
IL always the COMPANY It's officers and iis strength Nor
must DE supposed tAl these cOmpanes thus formed and
Differed uulrmed. Section III Of the Miscellaneous ly
Laws provides that DELEGATES TO the convention or the
election o. officers hAa uTing report 81 hc a1cH8h 40 nun
bers and and ~ r gncr1 rlncy Of their company and
me annual Zee due bg The company 90 the society
What a. the objects secret society thus Organized
tte strength OF tLe compau. IN men and aud their
general ell cheney 90 b. rcporeif These questions de-
Ive an 0mAols significance from the arrest u the President
and Secretary ae society and somc OF their associates Tor
political crime
Toronto the center Of Society but Article VI Of the
constitution empowers toe President % establish branch So
cete the representation Of parties good and true seek
ing such establishment IL Is known that Murphy went
tbs business 10 different parts O the country last year Sore
Of the Bishops used their Influence 70 prevent biz and
~ apparent that they did act without good reason
There can Doe vey LITE doubt That Murphy did succeed In o.
abshug branch Societies and 81 Secretary Sheedys
books could be got suspect they would tell tho strength
whole Of The onmplnCI Tais word efficiency which occurs
u the by laws suggestive than the word lfgs
40 Otler than military eAceucy can ue intended anu ils
document the stories that have been told nom
time time about le Hberuilus drilling. There can
Think be longer any Doubt tGt the Hbenaus tue
Canadian branch OF the Icna Brotherhood under another
uImc. The whole organization goes 20 show tbs.
The Ncliand Canal is now free of ice.
boat left This port for hc foot of the Lake yas sriay
Mrs. DAVIS Jci is IN MoHresi, where size has nae. ucr
mother. Nfs. Howell, and unmarried sister.
JD herr iu tAt West tLoT- perfect quiet along Tie
frontier. Not peck of trouble seems 20 LUX about t.
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RuY-OygR AccIDEyT.-A boy named Francis Nc
Gee whose parents reside Of North Sixth aud Sew
enthsts T. d.. yesterday afternoon by wagon
driven by named Francis Weber AZ the junction OF
North and North Sec01ds one Of the boys legs was
broken aul be otherwise Injured He taken to his
hlme Sarnaui Hngh Mall the FORTY Sixth Precinct
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Trees aud Grape-Nines.

Trees and lirape-N ines.
PARSONS Co, FLUSHING, N. y,
Offer Fru, and omamsuaTREEs SHRUBS including
Grspeyine Rhododendron, and hundred Of Even
green's.
Deafness aud Discharges from the Ear Radically
Cared by the use Of the recently invented ye.eab, extract
OTITINE.
Price 81 50 bottle. For sale by all Drusgis.s
WEEKS POTTER Druggists No. 10 w.shing,n Ct. Boston
Wholesale Agenta
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. G. l.. bennington, residing
at No l2 Lvngstonst died suddenly Tuesday evening
supposed from apopexy lie had Just returned from Prof
Doremls lecture the Academy Of Music but sooner ell
tered the house than he was pfostra,ed by death.
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ROBBERIEs IN THE COUNTRY. half dozen
houses In tho ueghborhool OF Windsor Terrace short DIS
lance beyond the city line eOnou entered and robbed
on Tuesday night last. Considerable property Of value
appears to have been carried off Yesterday three fine silk
dresses and several articles Of meas clothing supposed TO be
OF the proceeds OF these rObberes found on the
track o. the C0ney Island Railroad.
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Gen. .fcado Going East.

B0,ION WeincsdaY. April n, no.
Nlior-Gen Meade and staff passed. through Boston to-
day en- route for Passport Me.
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From Our sre,ia. Correspondent
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REPORTS COMPLETE.
BY Mr.. JEwETT 10 authorize the City Of Buffalo 20
subscribe stock 10 the Washington RAILWAY Also 10
allow the NewYork Central Enc railroads 10 extend
their tracks III Buffalo.
BY Mr.. VAN VALKEYBrRGH-To set apart and regulate
the Basin az the foot of Spungst The Hudson River
BILLS PASSED.