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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

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len. S9m iteten bic itmstdelbaitsicn Seu9"tiie etr
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BON Stlber u. Cob riibrtn nidt ipppbl orn tb'er
Selterbeit In her @rbe ais bel Sdmteritfeit, bieie
metalle BON ibren SieinpebHlben autSui9sitsn. bsr.
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ctuiet,8. bat bteieu eoroiI6eu 8Hpten turtbauer.
gtadtem er ib Die Grt mtIi6tett Der balbeu Otenid-
belt butd feline bertn gebreden beileroe Ulittel Ne =
bieut II. erIanat, tettet ct iest turt @efible her Oauf-
bartlett bic aubere SAT- on ib. tnbem er ibr Iehten
iSu9uuB Sa ben nnerlhrpftten S6dsen Der 8sree It.
SE6pn rerfdaft. Or bat elm dem ihes 9erfabrer
entbedt II csrbfentlibt, peldtS NIT bct ner nBittn
guiparte Bite bdrteiteu Seien II. gTSe ME 6rstbe sFrz
brff,lt, fcSnR bic sreIH p'etans aus 'b,en garsen
frl6f't uno ltid,t a%efamm,lt ipetten t5nnsu. Dtintr.
be i6 uibt nit RuBeu ~ttarbeiien lafien. t6rntn iest
cortbtil6ait a~bsetaIt percrn uub Der Grtras eratss
bigger Gssruftn last itd runnebr ~teeeuterb %trt6bcr.
ipibrenb Bic Soften be5 Susiheihens Der Dteta1e ans
Dem @rie Ifb celmiubtrn, Ole Dienfbbsit Su terets
tern cocr Rlantbctttu su bsilsn, finc Geioe etpbe
@uuu9snfhaften. Nter pe mir tbrea, bait lid nnier
Feribmter Rithirasr mebr ju Der essteren, rcrin CT
feline Saurtt6rfe Ittusu SaRrtzSbrsstS iutt.
(Jebi) (DSutoIr Sentinel. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21
(Sfiice Der ~9sutide1 SeucI. 9erii6eunsSs
I G%t'eaidaft", Iorbpeits@ fe Der Sputb. II.
4 Qnn,knrhHr Gtuhapo In Vnt,ho,hEtr
@abl= Nabribt

D,n attipndten sieier Seieli6aft bieus our Tad-
tiut. bob am &. Wlars, a8 AM eIfeu wlontase I'M
@tsnat, 5piideu z Ii a llbr Radmittaes, bic butd5
unisrn 5retbr'ef ecrseibrieb,ne apabl fur II Diress
tprtn IN pbtses Office i%iattfiubet.
(4s-55) 6etnrth 8ets, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

81 sSn BEL Grpeo ptS .Go,rlpoubsnttn" lte3t elm
8riei aus 9eutIdlarb an Soi.pb 8%artmann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

Gm ls. Heir. bud yanr Tolan &. %uuguRfn
$ enberio II nit e Iortnbe VI lever, Gp@z
Tar ppu e~pttftit6 WttDsr.
@m Is. bs burb Rtp, sun.r G1areuce 8.
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bon bier.
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. | a u nj I Q Ser aus &leranorla, Ga., nit emma
20 i r n 3 eun bt,r.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

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Grreb. b. Rl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

TT Su her ID e d aniessSoItt Nr 1852,
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pInttP5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

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ben attert Seiper. int 45 Qtbtnsiobr.
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ner, So ,tabie oft irpbtr in 8attimert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

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mlh' elm Spllem ais permanentes Sniff.
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Sc bes 0plfes eegriinbet tpsrbrn fplte, ais
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bic gteeieruns siete Stt6tltnse un6 Srete
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nsn rperber, f6nnet nur cine nahttfiltae
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-21

Rlpprsnr. Der Disb bswobnt BEN unite.
rem, Weter ben pberen Ibetl. &p6 fam
frib UNI 6 llbr atbemloS 3u Weber bin.
aufseftir3t unb pedte i'm unb feline ga,
milie eur6 bic Mslouns, bas 3aus Jet
BON Ginbrehern In Der Na6t beraubt
ipprben. Die Samilie Mebsr besab fi6
ettisit btnab unp fanp In, $arterre &les
In srbbtem DurEeinanber. Als fe In
TOR I3tntmer aurid9etetrt, entbedte ie,
baB pas @slo unD bic llbr fort waren.
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bic ubr BET ibm 9efuncen, bic er aus et.
mem Sefretdre 9enpmmen, wd9reno lein
S6ma9er utten iih befanb.
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aus benz 9u6tbaufe entfprun9entn
Strdftn9e Sames Smitb u. Sotn 8cslt
linc nod ntht tpieoer tin8tfansen. DEE
Wareein Der Mntalt BAT 5000 9elpbnune
auf ttre Gtnbrtn9ung asItbt. Smitb Va
Dor ldn8er ais einem SABRE 3u Sorpipn.
tDrpn tpe9en perIuGter 9traubun9 bes
8iibop'ifen 5auIes In Sa.Wpnument.
ftr., fpWie tpestn bes Serfudts, gtfbpp
~ ermprben, ms 3uhtpaus 9elhidt NOR
ben. Gr TT 80 SABRE oft unp Bat einen
falfhen Bid. BOYLE II % SABRE alt
unb Dat 7 Ncnate sef.den; bas @eridt
In Mnne Mrunbel GDuntY bate ibn zines
9ierbsbtsbfabls lberflbrt. Gs ltest aud
bic @nflase auf Grmprbur9 bes Capt.
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terfuht perben fpQte.
9elbbuBen. - 2~epn6drb 8artbp.
lon,d. Der am Spnntaee raefGaft," warb
bonn 9tdtsr Sptcer UNI SIS nebif Rpfen
asitraft.
Brteer. Nann, tpssen ans.b(iden 81.
auDr'Bertaufs am Sonnta9e feasenpm.
men, muete Bis 3ur Criminal d. llntsrlu.
dung garai4aft ftefsn, UNI freisuipm.
men.
W. 3e1b, Geo. SelpbsY, g. @. Conn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-16
First Annual ball OF Hawkins Zouaves.
The burglars at Work.


TORY-THY BURGLARS COMMIT MuRDEROUs AS
sAULT ON NIGHT wATcHMAS, ETC.
The silk mandatory 81 Messrs. Hencman 4 Silber.
mans Nos Az. 4ls and AL West Thirty nth street.
visited by burglars at q late hour on "Wednesday night
Finding Edward Kroemcr, tho night watchman, at his
post and In their way the burglars cndcavored decoy
him from the neighborhood but without effect There
no alternative lcft TO the villains but to abandon
their plundering scheme reduce the wAtchman 70
silence and they choose the latter Accordingly they
made furious enssught Krocmer beating him
with Weapons N the manner icav.
S.o hun surs 10, Of %. s rns
entering tho premises stole hundred and my pieces
Of ladies' belt ribbons two hundred dozen silk nocktes
silk goods valued all at 81 500 with which they sue
ceeded In making their escape. Al later hour the
Twentieth precinct police discovered the night watchman
lying nsensibe on the pavement and In 4 few minutes
Afterwards the officers learned OF the burglary phys-
clan was Immediately summoned 10 attend Mr. Kroe-
NOR, whom he found In very critical condition. there
being serious fears about his recovery Captain Wal
ling OF the Twentieth precinct and several OF his officers
the alert for the desperate burglars and with
prospect OF arres,ing them
BURGLARY AND ROBBERY IN BROADWAY.
Early Wednesday evening the tailoring establish
ment Of francis Probst, No 7s3 Broadway forcbiy
entered through the front door and robbed OF silks
sans and cloths valued in ali at thousand 1--WE hun
dred and ninety dollars Soon Afterwards private
waohman discovering the store door open notified Mr..
Probst. and, while examination OF the prem
being made officer Riley Of the Fifteenth precinct
discovered two turning the Of Fourth street
end Lafayette place with bundles under their and
atemrted 20 arrest them One ~ the threw bundle
OF goods In tlx officers face partially knocking m down.
whoreupon they on In different directions OIcer
oRcy pursucd Of the men 20 the Of Second
avenue and Second street and arrested him Tho pri-o
gave bis John MORGAN and nyr he h TWEEN
TYNE years OF age The other man escaped with
LII, liz, ., w. s,n s' a.. no,.s" ~ .n 'ih. ana
covered Jnstice Ledwith committed Morgan u prison
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Nicholas Hs.ry 20 a. w Isido~e Henry q a-Ths
report of tho refsrse IN This Gaze uas ooHhrmei and
Judgment granted
Peter Clara Hssry " Ysrsn ., al In the ea,s The
nation uas srnotsd TIE payment ~ c-ss ard say
Of Gro~fdinga 1ntn The Nay term aiso gr.uied
Tho mas Rph~fu e. al John k~rr - a. IA ~ =
csse The motlrn vse hfbef % ne strength = tef,fA
dercons ~ M gensrni Term faefdsd u H0sUi 70
rffts utich dssrisd coneintifs
IN tbe rass ~ william " Harter - HItA HrO.ff
vosf - al the motion o. ntsn dsft u 49, Ssrisd.
70 the csae u u peopis 81 ri Ansan HIM. "
Brsunsn q motion Tor nsptsaus srAaS
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M e x I Q o .
Arrival Of Nap0le0n's Envoy to Maxi
milan at Havana.
The Liberal Army Preparing to March Against
the French in Chihuahua.
&c. &c. &c.

The French Envoy TO Msximilian ut
Havana.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. a. 1866.
Havana dates Of the 9th inst. at hand.
The steamer Louisiana had arrived there from France,
route to Vera Cruz She had board special
missioner from the Emperor Napoleon to the Emperor
Macmillan on important business.
The Louisiana also had board n Belgian general.
who will inform Macmillan Of the accession Of Leopold
II. to the Belgian throne.
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dence. ....,. 5000 Total; ....:;;.. $50 90
The broadway stores were occupied M foows-
No t42 W Solomon, dealer In cigars; goods removed
Loss $500 insured for 81 600 Ia Croon and 81 500 In
Humboldt Insurance Companies second door occupied w
DR. J. Bryan; damaged about 500
No. 44a, American theatre
No 4ao, T. d harvard, dealer In cheap jewqlry ntoox
No. As, Mr. Esornanp. boots and Shoes; stock e.
moved Loss about $500 insured for 50 900 Ia the Ces
trial Park and Two other companies
No asa y W. Clark, dealer In wines and 0no gro
ccrics; stock removed Damaged about 5000 Durrd
FOR 81, 500 in the Pacific Insurance COMPANY.
NJ. a50 In tho basement barber shop Off letter,
stock partly removed Loss about AGO. Insured foS
$4,000 the Hamilton Insurance Company First noor.
running through Crosby street. occupied by Howe,
Stone Co. dealers In hais, umbrellas, 40 stock 10
moved ioss about $1,000 insured for about $40 600
Ia city companies
No Az known az the Continental Hotel, owned py
Cuuier Co. Tho Are got into the building through tho
side ndo~S Damage 10 tho furniture aud stock about
$40 goo Insured Tor S3I 600 In ia. follow companies
New York, Indemnity, Pcoples Baltic, Park Brovoor.
Pacific, star and Commonwealth Tn. building "a dam
aged about - 900, and . Insured In the city, Mercantile
aud oh.r companies Tho hose was taken through ia,
dwelling houses on Crosby street Noa ~ and l2H ~.
occupied by iabeila J. Lee The furntaro IN damaged
by water tho oxtent OF $780, insured Tor e. GEO Mr.
A Seynort who occupied No ~, has sustained sotne
slight damage by water insured for 5000 In the Cor
mania infurrnce Company
Most OF the persons employed in the American theatre
ere heavy losers Billy HOimos loses about 500 Charley
White 81 900, james Warnbold 81 zoo, and Thomp-os
ard Kcrns 81 900 There were thirteen ball gris who
loss about $500 each Nouo Of this property insured
Tho police arrangements under Inspector Cnrps ntrr
most admirable. The crowd cleared from tho
streets 10 several hundred feet from the arc and tho Gre
aud Insurance. patrol had plenty "a work
Fire Commissioners pinckney, Abb6 and Brown wore
early at tho IRE and were very active In rendering .i
ance
The insurance patrol Of both watches under Captains
Crosson aud Lccour worked with will End saved
very large amour, Of property from damag
The police reserves from tho Fourtc, nth, Eighth.
Twenty-olshh. fifb, Sixth, Fifteenth. Second, Third.
Fourth, Seventh, Ninth Tenth aud Twenty stEth pro
ciencu were The ground and did most excellent duty
In keeping back the crowd and protecting tho property
removed IRON the buildings
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the tin foil II parted In two. portions falling either
aido of HIM. His hat knocked % aud his coat Torn
In than place by the falling tin Mr. Lawrence
did APPEAR 10 have sustained any injury aud
the escape looked upon by those present some
thing almost akin 10 the mlraculous.
LOSSES AND insurance..
The following Is n list Of the occupants ~ tho pro
misses aud the assurances and losses a. far a.
tained;--
Tho American theatre but more commonly known
No. 49, was owned by X W. Butler. The los is
vArously estimated at from $40 600 10 $40 said U
be insured. The City Assembly Rooms, known ~
Akers woro kept by George Aker who, With hi fani
", occupied some Of the upper rooms ~ dwelling
rat OF his household effects gotten out bat tho
greater portion together with the stock OF liquors In tho
baI was destroyed Ioaa about 81 900; Insured for
sZooo IN the Peoples Insurance Company. The build
ihgs arc owned by Edward Mathews and leaps
ground owned by tho Iorlard estate The will DO
about $6O.OOO Insured for ESQ 600 as follows
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Omcial News from Eel Paso.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1885,
Mr. Romero has received Official nows from ri Paso
the residence Of the Mexican government up to the
10th OF January The French had made further At
tempt to move ON Fl Paso, and the Mexican army
about taking the initiative against the city Of
occupied by the French forces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-16
-he Smallpox ~ B~nsle.

The repcu of the ravagcs Of the smallpox IN this city
have been vrossy exaggerated There have not been
over two hundred cases. instead OF two thousand a. has
decressa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-16

Fear Person. Drswnsd.

CmcusArI feb rs 100
-Four well Known etr>ns 20 Evansville, indiana. usrr
drowned yesterday vhs crossing The rvss N ssa Il
that pant
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TINS measure ID the hands men who are hostile to it2
You would not bind out an orphan to man who would
abuse and outrage it. Would the men who are opposed
10 the whole principle Of Commissions be very likely
II the power was placed In their hands to administer it
effectively and wels II Commissions should be esab
1shed at ALL which matter for difference of opinion
let have care that they are properly organized
You are asked, 70 send the bill back and peril it
upon the ground that II should be non partisan Give
us II that be So assurance that 1t will remain nom
partisan. suppose You divide the Commission equally
now; how know you that 1t will remain sos To morrow
Police Commissioner Ia to be elected in place of Mr.
McMury and there is very great reason for doubt that
this place will be filed by smother gentleman Of the
true ground OF opposition Is the attachment Senators
TO their own bill We have been told of dangers in de-
fay NOW the danger Is upon the other side In fifteen
minutes you can pass the Health bill, and In fifteen
minutes more Il win become law II you desire. II
and II Is an insult TO the board TO assume that 1t will not
do its duty In the matter.
Mr.. HAT in favor OF Health bill; but he did moi
think respectful TO the Governor TO take from him the
power Of making appointments. He believed Health
Dill TO be republican measure. Last winter and this
winter the democrats have stood in body against tho
principle of the Health bill. The Senator from the
Twenty second tells that the who defeated the
OIL OF last winter were now in favor Of the Assembly
Mr.. wmrx-what stated at large was this: that the
republicans OF last year who voted in favor of the in
forests OF the City Inspector to man in favor
OF the Assembly bill.
Mr. HArr-The members OF the Assembly who de-
feated the bill OF last year. and VINO have been returned
by their constituents the OF their
and do not propose 10 repeat It. This commission should
DC made an Directive one, ana the true way 10 make
effective In TO put the appointments In tho hands OF
the Governor. The Police Commissioners should be
stricken out They have all they do The great
majority Of Assemblymen from New York oppose the
principles OF the bill If to be governed by the
representatives from New York, must be governed
by the majority. But that we got over years ago.
vote then taken the motion to concur,
which prevailed-19 to las follows.
YEAs-Messrs Andrews, Campbell, Chambers, Collins, G.
l. Murphy Pierson. Plat Stanford. Sutherland, White
Wlber Wolcott and Wood-l9
NAYS Messrs, Barnett Bennett Gibson, GODDARD, Hayt,
Kline, La Bau, Low ODonne Sessions aud Wlliiams-1
The Senate then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-16

Defiance sats-s sdsv safes also Side
e.rs sad rsrief H.fss ~ s vrer street. u 80
beg Dses
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Fir~ and BergIsr Proof ssf-..-Ts~
1sp-t 80 10 sNl< u WfLDHRN rArHNr HaLs Dt
nsgfA frara sfaflAasax
strsst. hfusdssy
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Assembly.

ALBANY, Feb Is, 1865
The Speaker presented the annual report of the Trus
tees of the Asylum for Deaf and Dumb also the annual
report Of the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
To confirm the act of the Mayor and Commonalty Of
New York relative TO contracts to increase the Police
in Richmond and certain parts of Kings county
regulate the supply of stationery for the Erie county
supervisors TO pay the principal and interest the
Canal debt; the annual Appropriation bill to exempt
Soldiers Home from taxation
LOST.
The bill to incorporate the American Museum Company
lost
Adjourned.
NoTRIn yesterdays report OF the proceedings in the
Assembly, 1t read that the Eighteenth ward Market bill
was introduced by Mr. butcher This made
by the telegraph. There is such In the Assem-
bly,. IL was Mr. Tucker who introduced the bill
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BURGLARY AND ROBBERY IN BROADWAY.

1
80 ~ o. s5D. Col Pufs g. per DORM and all
man Hair wOrk at reduced price. at Nine T. y.
y large e-'Abisbment si2 Brpadway
.NT TO MANUFACTCRERs AND INVENTORS
A GAltNfN. No. Hague street. New YORK. ma
model makers. moss frhdF 20 mako proposals
pr az kinds OF lirht Machinery. Manufscturers'
Isls az
my Reference given
BOX MAKERs.-l5.GO STEEL EN0RAVfNGs
D.; fl0 PER 100. n. a. BEOwS, ~ broadway,
fANrRD TO RENT-FOR FROM THREE To
inths, for which fair price viii b. paid Address
erald 0nicc
yArER APPARATUS FOR BOTTTFRs AND
BIZ. Patented l~1 and lH6 A gold medal, the
feniufn was AWARDED 10 these machines in lTss.
, catalogue % WILLIAM OH. corner - Finn and
streets. New lork. tstablished In 1851.
a. MuHgGH, MASUFAc.
81 Silver Ware. Tea Sets Gableta Cup. sapkin
ey spoons always on hand. 80 Centrr street. New
~ nVor.
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A Merchant OF Many Years, STANDING.

and cfrn Of uuimT~Acrabl~ character Nehss L. Dfs.
Ehg. III Grand having purchased n ffit
bill Of ank. afterward alleged W have been Stolen.
~hhaninz hs chsrscter his position and his stt1n q
his bl .nd receipt compelled BY Jnsiica Do~Ang ~ se
hail on Monday F~brrA@ry s<h inst ~ charr 81
l.rceny NJ Doys anil his hail have this dAy teen by
direction ~ aba aud dc.sfvedy distinguishes Ds -
Attorney discharged frotn ihsf rsnoxnfaDsss a. bis
has obtained great pabcy requested ~ NJ
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~ never faii 10 remove all roughurss FROM the Vs.
r ....arosp Va, Feb 10, 1904
0ovcrnor rcrpoint sent communication 10 the Legls
aare 70 day nominating three judges ~ the Court of
Appeals and fifteen Circuit judges The nominations
generally approved by the conservative members of the
Legislature, but decided opDosiion 10 two
names was anticipated
The Committee Courts the House Of Delegates
70 whom referred the resolution requesting senator
Underwood 70 resign, rported substitute today decar
nE thai his eno W the overthrow % the
government was wholly Inconsistent with the duties %
bis position, and meets unqualified reprobsuon Tbs
General Assembly took se,ion.
The House decided to-day that the Adutsnt Gener. of
the Commonwealth heretofore appointed by tho Gov.
ernor, should BE- elected By the General Assembly.
The Newark and New York Railroad mn.
THxrro- reb Is tss6
Tho Newark and New York Railroad bill tasned the
House this morning ny vois q u 10 n Tho result
vas rcreived With greet applause A motlon "
alder The vote vas this anernoon Iost