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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
FOR THE GOLD MINES

EIO run Inc pOi4D 4hi.'i<to
Il 4 The MONTANA and IDAHO TRANSPORTATION
LINE viii give through Bis Lading 70 FORT BENTON
HELENA, VIRGINIA CITY, BANNOCK CITY. BLACK.
FOOr CITY, aud ALL POINTS In the MINING DIS
TRICTS.
Tie very fast and light draurht steamer DEER LODGE
Thomas ". Res master, viii .enve March 20.
Tho exceedingly lrht drought steamer (only II inches)
AMELIA roe. Thomas Poe master will leave Cincinnati
March 20 rud -. Louis Marsh 28.
The we're and light daush sidewhee passenger steamer
YELLOW STONE, ID. y. GreeneAi, master, viii leave
HE very fast and light draugt dewhoe passenger steamer
FANNY OGDEN, Thomas Townsend master. Moses Hiard,
Clerk will leave April epressig poenCy ip, sud pss
sercere rely good accommodations and the quickest
trip Of the srsson
We will dispatch such other light drought boat, the trade
mas require.
have trains Of handle all the fresh,
tract.
lime Pill Ladinr given n desired.
For freight or pa'sIge apply to
J. EAGER. Agent, No. al Broad.s.. ". Y.
GEO. l.. JOHNSTON BRO, Agents Cincinnati
JOHN q. COPELlN. Agent S. +. corner Main and
Olive SIS. 81. Louis.
JOHN j. ROE a Co., Agents, s. r. Main
and ONo-Fts II. Louis, or to
JOSEPH biCENIIBE, Agent, 40. = Commercalst
~. Louis.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW YOhK;
For NCw-Iayou 100 4OJtEx,l Il.JJ a. N. l2l5 tEtl
800. tEH.l 3.i5. 40 and 800 (Ex.,lp.
For bnd.epoft 100 ty fhx.,l ll.yp N. llI' tErJ
400 iEr..i 3s5 M and 300 ttr.) pm.
FOR Milford and -tfltiori. 40 u % M - -, p m
For aieI Southpof, aud Hcspot 40 iLS0A H. 49,
81 q. m -, 80. go ,,,- IT,
400 LIZ Us, 80. G3l, 800 tEx..l :.
For Danen 40. $50 llio T. 10. i5.fJ. AZ, a.51 r NJ
FOR GrcenWich zoo 9e;li.aO am. 343 49, SD - pm.
For STANFORD, 90 90 OIL $50, ll.JJ = lIlj tbkl
400 (FuJ3i5 40 $50, go 800 tkT) D. n o, d., D,
For Por Chester and Intermediate stlious 'N NV IL"
= N. 3sj As, $50 t.p. 400 ?. ~. ,
CONNECTING TRAINS. -
For Boston via pin ghcd. 800 N. lEHl 80 (Ehl'U
p. - -.
For Hartford and Springfield aOO a. m, En- I'D, $40
a. N..l 80 p. m. 80 .,
10 Montreal 800 y. NJ. 70 Northampton 80. -.
For Hartford Providence anu Fishk Railroad SOo, iE4p
q. m. l2.lJ ?. - ga 49, p.n,..J,.
900 a. m. l2I5. 800. 800 p w. =,
For Can. Rairoad I2.l5 o. m. TO Northampton
For Iiousstonic Railroad. a. m.
For NaueAfuck Railroad, 800 n m. 200 p M "a.
For Danbury and NorwaIk Railroad, Nv wv a. m. H'
p. m. u ...-,-1.. ON . -, train
JAMES H. HOYI, Supt-
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DA'

SUPREME CoUnr-CIIcUiT-PAR Nos. 1909,
1899 1888 I245 1853 1880 1885, liO 1893 1905 l4ll l+3
las 4l7 1919 I4e5 l427 1929 1883 1885, Pant lCalen.
dar unchanged Court meets at II PART lIl-Nos 900
AZ 93l 300 49, CAS- l0 1883 300 ST. s5l VS., 49, 49,
$50 1880. go 1905. iii. S. 7i2, 1918, 1913.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TEIAL TERM-PARr Nos.
1885, 1889 1917 1853 1871 1885, 2O45, 2OgI, 2ll5 I'm sly
2l2 2l23 RPS 2g7 PART lNos 2i9), 25IO $50 2bi4,
1896 l702 728 1872 1894, 1896 lO3 l7l0. l7lt l76 iS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PART Nos. ITO,
III, 40. PART IL--No.. 49, ia. 1893.
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CORPORATION Notices.
STREET IrFARTMENr.
unT

STrEFr rrFARTMESr.
NYw-l ORK. March ~, 1885,
|HANGE OF GRADE.--PUBLlC NOTICE
sle.oy given that Propositions Coz i4e Glowing im-
|ee IRE pending before the Bcerd of Aldermen viz:
|halsr the Grade Of oftls;. between Broadway and
Ire: a. a Of Eim-st between Pear and Lconaldss. Maps
ying proposed change Of grade can be seen al tbs
IL
4 persons interested he going mentioned change Of
Be- s having objections thereto arr requested 70 present
be ile 3ih day Of March o. Dated street Department,
III H.. i156. CHARLES q. CORNELL,
Street Cofniissi0uer,
No. - broadway.
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Fitting out at
Guns. Tonnage.
tai. $50 l0,473


The above-named seven vessels. mounting 80 guns.
seem mere nothing when compared with the formid
able fleet supported by England In British North
timo there are over 90 vessels belonging to England in
those waters. and they are nearly all large vessels
mounting IN the aggregate about 800 guns and carrying
over 1000 men, France has also quite number OF
vessels cruising anong the Vest Indian sanas and IN
the Gull VI Mexico
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Howell Smith agt Porter Fitch ct -Rscever may have
leave SELL the provisions OF the order to be settled on
notice.
William Ruhl agt John b. Philips-See opinion with clerk
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PhiIadeipbia Cattle Markct--March 90.

The cattle dealers have resumed sales Monday as eete
FORE instead Of Thursday ZOO head Of Beeves sold at i Of
advance; Extra l5.0Slc. Far TO good 81 l+Dl5c
coo head Of Sheep Soda 1855, Oc0 hesd Of Hos
sod At SI59 SIS p Ioo 10.
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A great reduction III the prices OF English
Brussels Carpetipg HIRAM ASDERs0Ns, No 90 B0weryi
also Three.ply and Ingram Carpets RUS OhClohs &c.
White and Checked Matng at 80 and A. cents yard
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Naval Intelligence.
RITIsH MATHEMATICIAN SQUADRON

rHB BRITISH NoRTH-AMERIOAN SQUADRON.
The flying squadron, which is to be fitted out
for cruise on the British NorthAmerlcan coast will
Il Is said consist Of seven vessels 1t is not positively
known, as yet what vessels will be assigned to this
duty but In all probability the vessels selected will be
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERs-MARoH 26.-Beforo
Justice ARvis.
xruoRANI.M CHECK.

Thomas Is. Oakley agi. Wn. $. Sears 49,.
This action was brought upon a check for $l2OOO
on the Nassau Bank made by The deendanto the order Of the
pantf and dated Oct p 1862 Tho cheek was several times
prevented has been paid and hence the suit.
The defense is that the CHECK was drawn a. mere memoir
andu check and 10 be paid until the money to pay
II wa, placed In the hands ~ defendant by Pin White That
no confederation was given for the check. - -
That Pin White had borrowed q the plaintiff flOOo for
which he had agreed give him II 900 for tbs use of 900
DspdSni further say. that he wa. applied aerward to
reue the check the hrst check being presented TO MN
which he did the understanding that II would not
be presented payment until the money was placed In bis
the check and that White never placed
any money pay the check and therefore denies ms indso
edness The has been twice tried before resulting
disagreement Of jury This time the jury found Tor the
defendant ,-,-,,s Ar. rh.,s.,,
AM sexoi.I TxSS-MARcH 26-Befors Justice BARBOUR.
DECISIONS.
Sophran Folk agt. Philip Stern.-Order granted.
John A. Bhdgand sgt Lazarus Halgarten Egrt +. Faooi
at Martin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. granted .
oRrederick Dex ug Chester Lsub.Motion for Injunction
granted 49,. -, ID p.,.-.o,
,g Garrett Tssrsnce; samuel GALAXY ast Mendel Jseobs
John Curey sgt. John O'Connel Lynch and Wm' Cole
Orders granted 49, M -, Nil. -...,.I
Augusta Beeehef sg Heinrich Standardization Tor In
junction granted. -. , ,,.,
samuel T. Phelps sst sylvanu' s. "ard-MOsi0n granted
lanes McCiu.lsy srt Geo. FsIte-botlon granted. :,
lanes Dart sgt fburs.,n ChamponMotion granted, and
referred to referee to hear &c ,,,,ru 6,,orx
AIT sarah Gregory.-Motions granted.
Henry Hyman sst Joseph A. Jsckon.-hlouon 70 vaca'e
sdglnent granted with SIC costs
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEoI,L THRx-MARcH B
Before Judge CARDoLo.
DECISIONS
The People agt. Meyer Rosenthal.-Soe opinion
W. ''.'' Mo.ion d.,fs4 ant costa
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FATALLY IyJURED.-An inquest was yester-
day held by Coroner Collin at No II Yorkst, on the
body Of Rachel Ann johnson, coored Deceased
died from the effects OF injuries sustained by falling
down the basemeDtsteps Of the house adjoining
90 % a few days since. A verdict of accidental
death was rendered. Deceased was native OF Balu-
more, aged 81 years
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ART NOTICE. -Wenderoth, Taylor d Browns
Fine Miniatures. Sittng made by f. I. KELLY Co.. No.
73J Broadway. Please examine specimens
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LAW iNTELLIGENCE.
WHAT CONSTITUTES 4 GUST At An IsSI


Hattie ri GILMAN sgt. George W. llunt
This suit was in repevln 20 recover from the
r-oue,o n the Irving House the uggo a the plaintiff
The plaintiff went he Irving Hou., aud aer being there
ebou two weeks presented With BIZ fr 500 3D. whch
she declined o. pay. md the landlord detained her trunks
There was conf citing evidence a. to the question OF
tender OF the % the bl, but tie main question
va-whehcr The piain'it boarler or within 'h@ act
1851 empowering inrierpcr TO retain the lntss7 OF ef
n.is The Court after hearing the cae reerved s decision
LIABILITY or EXPIRE, sAiES
Marin A.. Robinson aFt. Hiram stuilcy.
The plaintiff young lady residing III Bridgeport
Conn Started ednesday tic 2lt OF December, l' on
visit 10 friends IN NewJerssy taking with her trunk
contanng among other things kcr Jewefy She gave her
trunk ~ erpressmeu Bridgeport to take 90 the cars the
ruk being nicely packed locked aud strapped and she saw 1t
on board the for New York IN good order Tn
wing near New York the agent Of Sudeys Express came
Though the cas- and reply her inquiries, said he would
liver &, A. Mouncare her Destination at o. the same
,y and gave her check for the trunk The trunk Old not
erve Tin Saturday o'clock sud then was found that the
Lex had broken the whole contents attributed
aud the iewebox broken aud the Jeelry The lady
ASKS them n repay Der tho value Of her Jewelry
The defendant first defense that the loss occurred
while trunk .n the charg. of tue Montcre fxpess
Company aud wa. promptly oyeuued The second defense
wa. that check given by the defendants agent contained
the usual notice me Company would not BE- liable for any
thing beyond 200 unless under special contract
The Court held that unless this was brought 10 tho plain
tin By being pointed by defendant when the check
was given II wa. no defense
The case having gone the jury they rendered verdict
for plaintiff FOR the full amount clamed-@J9l 90
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RECEPTION BY Co. b, THrRTY-sEvEyTB
REGDEST-Co. OF the Thirtyseventh Regiment
\. G. S. " Y, give their reception at their arnory
corner Of Broadway and Thirty ffthst on next FRI
day evening, the entertainment consisting Of grand
t. DO followed by dancing &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-27

NORTHERN RAILROAD OfNEW-JERsEf.
Trains eaye Jersey City for Piernont at9l5 ml2
z2s G01 D. IA Tie s:5 AMI i:25 70 Monsey On Mon
day only for Pieruont ~ 3;l3 a m. - ~ "
wy THOs. ". DEMAREsT, Superintendent,
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY KALI
Ia ROAD-On and after MONDAY, 18th Feb, 1866, the
eYpre, train for Camdcn will be dsconuned The steamer
will leave Pier No. North River daily SUNDAYS excepted
r connecting with train Tor Mahohe''oi' AoH' hi'
FREIGHT FOR CAMDEN and intermediate stations VIII
be taken a. Low RATES On the O'Clock me- reaching
Camden the next morning.
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NETWORK and MISREPRESENTATION
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 20, io6J.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YOhN;

Pa,s.qer station IN Newton. corner Twenty fevenhE.
ana Fourh.iys Entrance on wcntv scvonirst
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IAdver,isemerl

ADVERTISEMENT
SCHUYLKILL MUTUAL COAL Co.,
OFFICE. No. IS Wallst
YARD. Nos. Dos and 265 West Twenty ffth.st
between Seventh and Eighth-aves.
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
\ ROAD On aud srf Monday. Jan. l. D. trains i0r Az
bsuy and Troy connecting with Northern and Western trains
viii leave New ofa g. follows:
$50 NJ. yis Hudson River Railroad. TAra'hst and
Tenti.4ye connecting with trains Norii saua Wet
Do o. . sia Lui.ot River L4gold, connecting VIA Nof.l'
en- and Western trains.
u a. m. yl asrn RaIfold Twcu'y.s.xh''i aud Fourth
Eve. CONNIE eng with tg4.us for North aid Nrt-
l.4t D. STA Hudson RIVER h.ir.l4 connecting a. 4foy
with if.u .or Montreal, with lIngc.f' 4'flr1ft
4.ljp n. via Harcm Railroad connecting ~ Albany wa
Ws.ern tTaus aud Troy with j. AID s. lrt 4. and H.
roads l9r points Nortr with s.eerlls-CaTs attached
o. 49, va ludsou River Rsir1sd sieepl-cars rom New
York buffalo al StIeu0r Bridge witlo. c n-o Al3i
NcutTell vis -.fatosl This trriu Turs ol crud1s
10 p Co., via IIui.cu River Railroad. with scDql cars -
tsehid connecting Albany aud Troy with morning trains
Tor North aud West. 49, . .
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FArALLY ScALpEp.-John BaIinger. on Sal

FATALLY SCALDED.-Jonn Balnger, on Sat-
urday last while working in Mengos Brewery, at ths
corner oEghty.seventh-st and Fourth ave-, fell into
large kettle OF hot water, and was terribly scalded He
Immediately jumped out and was conveyed to the New
York Hospital. where he died on Sunday night Yes
terdsy Coroner Collin held an inquest and yerdict in
accordance with the facts rendered Deceased was
a native OF Germany, aged 70 years.
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WI PaNY-Foot Of Barcay-F.--On and stcr Nov -,
Morning mail trans fof Llckcustown snd intermediate sti
tons will ioiys - ESQ IN. Mail ErpFcs. or al f,iiion'
west Of Allufn a. $40 D. Morrolyu Express Il p.
5 SCHOCU. Assistant Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-27

SEVENTH REGIMENT BATTALION DRILL
The right wing of the Seventh Regiment N z S. N G..
will have q, battalion drill Friday March 90 and
the companies comprising the. left wing VIII assemble
for the same purpose Saturday, March 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-27

An ALLEGED BURGLAR.-The dwelling OF
Mr. Albert L. Brainerd, No. s6 West Twenty fourth
ST. was entered by burglars the night of the 18th
inst through one of the front windows and robbed OF
clothing 10 the amount Of $500. officer Riley Of the
Sixteenth Precinct yesterday arrested James Herman
who was at the time Of his arrest, wearing of the
coats stolen from the above residence. he could nos
satisfactorily for the possession Of the article.
and was committed by Justice Ledwth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-27

ROBBED A ROOM-MATE.-JamesE E. Barroll
was yesterday arrested by Officer Matthews of the
First Precinct on the complaint of Benjamin E. Cartier.
The complainant states that on Saturday night last he
occupied a room with the accused 40 the st. Nicholas
Hotel and that on the following morning pc latter
arose before the complainant and took from his pant
aoons pocket $40 in Treasury notes. After the ar
rest of the accused he confessed having stolen the
money and portion Of it was found In a house IN
Cedar-st. Justice Bowling committed the prisoner.
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CTEAAI TO LIVERPOOE, CALLING AT
- OUEENSIOWN.-The lnuan Line sailing scnl.week-
fv. carrying the United states Malls.
hNb W b DsfslA = ~ At' II 70
CITY or WASH MISUNDERSTANDING MARCH 81
CITY OF DUELIN.............WEnN E~DAi, APRIL Z
CITY or EALIlMCHE..........StTL NDAY. APRIL :
CRY Oh NAECfi rsIFR ......N EDNESDAY. APRIL II
ana eact succced.nz SATURDAY. ana WEDNh5DAi,
o. 0or. from Pier No. -, North River.
Rates OF PASSAGE. PATABiE TX CURRENCY.
~ tie mai steamer sa..n. every -ltlri1yt
FlBSl CABlS.........&4-l st..lt 49, ..'......... -
To Iondon.......... ii5 TO London........... 80
To pats ............ So To f4ls.............. %
PAYABLE GOLD.
PASSAGE by the "Wednesday steamers Fir; Cabin, G99i
Steeiage 80
Passengers also forwarded 70 Hlwe. Hamburg Bremen
&c. a. moderate fatrr.
stcorage pss,a-e from Liverpool or Queenstown : i5
4see be bought LeIe BY persons sending Tor ther
friends
For further information spply a, the Company. Offices
JOHN o. DALI, \ gcIl;. so. Z. Broadway, New OK
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NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
~ --Tasseuqer and Freight Depot IN New Yori foot Of
Iiberyt, connects az hampton Junction with the Delaware
Lackawauna ans Western Railroad aud 70 Eason with the
Lcigl Valley Railroad and t connections, forming direct
line Prthurgn and fHe West without change Of
GBkA1 MIDDLE ROCrE TO THE WESE
Two Express Irus daily ircm the West, except Sundays
when one tram iu The evening.
sixty miles and two hours saved by This line to Chicago
Cincinnati ST. Louis Ac. with tuf change Of cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Nov p, lab5-Le.vr New ORR ne follow:
At or Esston Nauch Chunk, Wiiiamspor Wilkes
bsrre. Mahanoy City, etc
MAlL 1RAIN-it 10. m. for Pennington Easton, Water
Cop scranton Wkesble, Great Dend, Pittston, Bingham
ton. etc.
a. m.-Westeru Express for Tas'on, Allentown. Har
nsburg Pittsburgh and the Nett with but change Of
cars Cincinnati Chicago, and bat two changes to ST.
Logis.
y NJ. TnAIS-For Ess,on, Allentown. Aanch Chunk
Reading, FotlsyiLe. HaTrsburs. &c.
p n.-for Easou scranton, Grea. Bend, Bethlehem,
nd Mauch Chunk.
p. u.-For Someryilaau Pennington
6:30 2. MI os Some rVle.
.u.-for SoIer.iNe.
q. NV ESrkRN EXPRESS TRAlN-F0r Fas.on, Al
lelt0wa. Bcsdius Harrisburg, Pittsburgh aud 'le West
Sleeping Cars through from Jeuey Cry 10 PtsbuEZh yerT
eveuu..
Tickets fos the Wes, be obtained t the Office Of the
Central Railroad Of NcwJersey foot O. LUeryst., y. r. az
No As0r House. % Nos PA sud SO Broadway, and NJ the
principal hotels. JOSIAH o. SlEARNs. Superintendent.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANf

C.IAl.n..Df
NEW.YORN TO LIVERPOOL. GALL 10 NJ QUEENS
TOWN 10 LAND PAssENOEEs.
Ssip. Iuna Com"anss''
W =
ENGLAND Grace.
S( OTLAND. ili
llti-t
4r ~ N'-No
PfNNSN .-..'.'.'-.'.'...'.' Lewis
EIftflN
LOUISIANA. ......-.-...2
Leaving Pier No 41 Norm llFeG o. follows;
TIE PJNESYLyaN - i.........SAf NDAl. MARCH 81
AND FNEFl STATUE DAN THEREAFTER.
The size Of these ~c.i Gdus a. very spacious state
Rooms n opening directly into tie Saloon, the uccou Qua
tons aud fare rpssed AID the rates lower than any
other line
An experienced Surgeon eecl ship free Of charge.
passer, SO; Storage $50 Payable u
Storage pl,.ace tickets to uls parties Liverpool
Queen own FOR = 30 currency
The OF these els i not be accountable specie
yluno nule' bil Of l5s having their value expressed
tlcrciu aye signed therefor.
For ircm cabin passage apply O. tie Office Of he Com
p.ny 10. 81 Broadway.
j. n MAR. Ac,iuc MANAGER
For steersre passage a Thompsou Passage Office No 255
Pearst. and at the Company oicc. SO. 81 iroadyay
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ERlE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

ERlE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot foot
IL Of Chamhers-si.. via. Pavoris Ferry;
nl bay express. for tanaudlisua, Rochester. Buffalo
Salamanca ald Not. Connect. ~ Buffalo vi Lake shore
ana Grsnd Trunk Railway. and Ct Salamanca with Atlantic
and Great " csterl Railway.
$3.50 r. H.. Min aud Way Train, dolly, to OiIv!e.
10 Express Mai, foT Buffalo siail-naa md Dan
Western kaiiwayt
spm, WY Trniu, for Port JeIyis and Ncwburfa.
t. Mint t,press of Csuliasua. Rochester. Buflln
Salauauca ard West
6p n Lightning Ezpre daily, for C.rardals1s Rocbe'
tt- uleo >alsuI..rf. Dunkisk hIi W,s. Connect u
Buffalo with Lake ard Gund Irruk heiway', and a.
Salamanca with Atlantic and Great Western Hallway
8p. m Emgran. Train. daily, for Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
khk aud West. $500. ,.,,.-.,.. 81, I'D. -,
Wy. Z. BlRR, Ccn'l Pass. Agent, hcw-iots
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Rank of the. New-York Dry Dock Company,

Corn Exchange Bank.-Copy OF statement OF the
BANK required by Chip Wv ba'sO'ioo1
n, N, weei .ndns Saturday, the 2h day Of March 49, n nm
Average amount Of and Discounts ooio ~"
Ay~r,sc Of sfccs 80 - -
amount a Cuculai ,
lyefss Deposits
Csnnty OF Ses Yot w. A. Fans Ct'lef o me
Co Fsu-e Hank duy deTose md sy ai me ABOVE
'n's"sN' - ''''''' A FALLS. Cashier
""''' Wv JAuss A. Mssss, so,ay Pablo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-23
West Virginia.

There are troubles in the Legislature OF
West Virginia resembling, TO some extent,
those of Congress. Several members from
ing oath prescribed by that Government to all
of its officers. Mr.. H. nj. MATTHEWS, Senator
elect from the Ninth District, presented 4
paper showing that he had taken the oath to
support the Constitution of the United States
and of West Virginia; and, being permitted,
addressed the Senate in support OF his claim
to q seat The President of the Senate then
informed him that the oath which he had
taken was not the oath required by law.
In the House, when the name of JAMES
WITHRow, Ia most respectable and estimable
citizen OF Greenbrier county, elected to the
Lecislature,) was called, he is reported to have
spoken as follows;
oHe stated that lie was the delegate elect
from Greenbrier nine tenths OF the people OF
that county had cast their lot with the South,
and had engaged in the war for Southern indie
pendence. Now that the conflict had ended
his people We're willing TO accept the issue OF
the war and acknowledge the supremacy OF
the laws of the United States and the State of
West Virginia For himself, he wonld say
that he had never borne arms against the
Government, nor sought nor held Office under
the "rebel' Government; the people OF
Greenbrier had selected him rs the most ac-
ceptable man he was willing to take the oath
to support the Constitution OF the united
States and the State of West Virginia, and TO
faithfully discharge the duties of his office,
but as q matter of conscience he must decline
TO take the oath prescribed by the last Legis-
lature He would submit his claims 10 the
House, and await their decision"