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NAVAJOS INDIANA

The Indian Agent and Superintendent at
Santa Fe, N. M, in his report to Commissioner
Cooley, dated February 10. 1866, states that he
had received complaint from the Nayajos
Indians that the Utes had made a raid into the
Navajos country and killed many of their
people, besides having driven off a large
amount OF stock. Reports reach him that there
are bnt few hundred Navajos remaining
The agent doubts these reports, and says that
Indians have NO correct idea Of distance or
number. He thinks there are yet about three
thousand Of them on the reservation
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NO @1ECEPTf0N Ar TIM WHITE HOUSE
The ladies OF the w hite House did not receive
this afternoon, owing to the death Of Col.
Browning, late Secretary to the President
Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Slower, with several
other members Of the Presidents family, have
been at the residence Of Col. Browning during
most of the day. The afternoon receptions will
be resumed, we are informed, on Friday next
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REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF
PATENTS.

The Commissioner Of Patents has just rem
dered his annual report, which discloses that
the amount of business transacted by that Off CO
during the last year is beyond ali precedent
The number of applications for patents during
the year were 1854; number of patents issued
were 6,6l6; number Of caveats filed, 1857; num-
Der Of applications for extension of patents, a.:
number Of patents extended, 81; number of
patents expired December 3lst, 1865 GA Money
received during the year, S3iS, 79l.S4. Amount
expended during the year, S273, 19934. Cash
On hand, $40, ~; deducting the expenditures
leaves to the credit of the Patent Fund $780,
ISIS. Surplus OF receipts over expendi lures,
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SEIZURE OF sMUaGLEp GOODS.

The Commissioner Of Customs has received
late advices from Montana Territory, stating
that large quantities Of goods have been, and
are now being smuggled into the vicinity of
the mines, from the Canadian provinces.
Goods have, been seized to the amount of
100000, and the Collector Of that district re-
ports that he is bending every energy to the
breaking up Of the smuggling now carried on
that quarter. 3 ip1S54 u6 ssss a. 3. s,.~
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WORCESTER, MASS, March 2-The Fenians
of Massachusetts are on the alert The news
by the steamship Asia last night caused the
greatest excitement among the brotherhood.
Major McConville, the State Centre of Massa-
chusetts, has issued stirring call to the broth.
erhood in the State TO hold themselves in readi-
ness for immediate action.
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~From Hudson Taylor, agent for Leonar

DFrom Hudson Taylor, agent for Leonard
Scott & Co.'S reprints we have the London
Quarterly ResieW for January, containing arti-
Giles. on Livingston's ZambesI and tributaries,
simon de Montfort, Tennyson's Enoch Arden.
~ SAINT Beuve, Grotes Plato, Miss Berry's
Aenoirs, Palgrave's Arabia, Caricature and
Grotesq ne in Literature and Art, and The Com
ing Session; rather an attractive table of con-
tents - - W.
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DECREE N THE CASE OF JOSHUA GIBSON,
DECEAsED.-In equity-Before Judge Wylie,
Feb. 2Sth, ls66.-James w. Gibson. ct. al, VS..
Elizabeth Gibson, ct. al. The bill in this cause
shows that the parties 70 this suit are the
widows and heirs at law OF Joshua GIBSON, de-
ceased, that he died interstate, seized, &c, of
the real estate described in the bill, and that
some of the defendants are infant children OF
the said interstate, and that the estate cannot be
divided between the parties consistently with
equality, and prays that the estate may be sold,
and the proceeds divided between the parties,
&c, and the Court appointed Ammon Green.
Joseph Hodgson, Edward Queen, Jonathan
w. Barnaclo, and Joseph Peck, Commissioners
to examine and value the estate and report TO
the Court whether the same can be divided,
&c. NJ. Thompson solicitor for complainant
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Troops for the Spanish Pacific Squadron.
NEW YORK, March 2.-The HeroIds Havana
letter says the Captain General has received
orders TO send five thousand troops to JOIN the
Spanish Pacific Squadron.
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INTERNATIONAL OoPYRIGH'

----- INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.
< Mr.. Sumner presented petition to. day from
the authors Of America, praying for an inter.
national copyright law. The petition would be
treasure to any autograph collector, graced
writer's OF the Republic. '+- -.-' % -F,.F
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PERsoSAL.-A letter from Charlottesville,
Georgia, states that Alexander H. Stephens
win soon visit Washington, his parole having
been amended by the President to allow him
70 do 30. '"'Hon. ID. NJ. Barringer and son, of
". O.. are at Wizards, . 80
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New York Markets.

NHw YORK, March Cotton quiet Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat advancing
Corn dull. Beet quiet. Pork quiet. Lard
heavy. Whisky firm and quiet.
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Fenian Excitement, in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2-Considerable
agitation prevails in Fenian circles in this city.
District Centre, Andrew Wyne, has called a
special meeting of all the circles 10 be held to-
morrow night. A grand mas meeting is con-
tenplated early next week to devise measures
OF relief. - ~. ...a. -..... ... 80
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AccIDHST.-Aboutn noon to-day, q little girl.
named Houiahan, while crossing the avenue st
ON street. was knocked down by the horses at
tached 10 Gen. Buffers carriage, and badly
bruiseo She was i've years old, and resided
on y street, Islam =, WHITTIER she was taken.
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TIE WHoHT or A WArxREALL.-Ltxzss
BILE establishment In this city, was pssksa 40
BY the police last night bsOuy drunk 10 yAex-
SON Alley, and con veyed 20 the Fonrth Ward
ARREST the police ascertained the exact weighs
Of waterfall. Lizzie's appendAge having
dropped on Just as she entered the station. &c
only weighed five ounces, beng Of medsrsts
dimensions
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GRAND LARCKSr.-Thfs morning, PATRICK
J. Harsirs was arrested by-ofhesr Hill on the
charge OF stealing an overcoat from J. b. An
drews, and Justice Walter committed him 20
,ag1 Co.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Pennsyl vania Legislatsre-TheS State Sem
ate Requests Senator Cowan to Resign
SUNDAY Travel.

Sunday Travel.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-ln the State Sem
ate to-day, resolutions were passed by a party
vote asking Senator Cowan to resign, as he
does not represent truly the sentiments OF the
majority of the people Of Pennsylvania
In the House, the city railroad committee
reported without amendment an act allowing
the people 10 vote at the October election in
favor or against the law allowing Sunday
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MILITARY ORDER ON NEWSPAPERS.
The Commanding Ofncer of the Department
OF Virginia has issued an order requiring all
the publishers OF newspapers in the State to
send a copy of every issue 70 his heade uarters
by mail, on the day Of publication.
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DEMPsTER BACK AGAIN.-Mr. Demblftf, the
Enghsn composer and vocalist, well known to
the musical public here q few years since, has
returned TO this city, and will give q concert At
Metzerott Hail on Tuesday evening next See
advertisement.
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NEW FKNIAN CIRoLE-Iast evening q new
Circle, under the name OF Red Hand, was
formed in GEORGETOWN by the Swssny or Rob-
eCtS faction OF the EeniAn Brotaerhood.
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SECOND Edition,
O'CLOCK p. m.
{ O'CLOCK p. m.
0OvERNMENf sECURlflEs. n
s.azs-.zz-.--,. WAsHINeToN, March 9, 1884.
Jay Cooke & %. furnish the following quo
Iations OF Government securities:
BECURlflEs.

NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES.
Five Twenties. 1854 i0aY: FIve Twenties,
1885, 1o3S; Ten Forties, sOf: Seven Thirues
ok; Certficates, ee1s; Gold, 1854 t...r|
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a. GARDEN SREDs.-Messrs. J. p. Barthoiow q
Go. advertise fresh and pure garden. fieid. and
flower seeds Of every description, compris,ns
all OF the finest varieties. fhsy have also q
fuii assortment or Observation-Disclosures and
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WILL BE SOLD at Green Williams Auction
w Store, at IL O'Clock Sstui day, March Sd, o
four seat ROCKAwAY, good As new. nf
GR0CFRIES Lew FOR CASH white Sugar
~ and IS Cents; Brown Sugar l?lf and IS cents;
Choice Tea only 81 IS. All goods deli vered.
NH 2-t' 8. EVANS, 4s7 9Th st bet. ID and u.
E0R sALE-l0eoo BRICK at IS Der thsussnd
y Iron Doors, Pipe and Furnace 70 oven, Brova
Bread Pans Boxes and Trough. Call Immediately
Of Ne, AS Ps.sY. Nh
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY CAsEs.-Yesterday,
Mary OBrien was arrested by officer Hill on
the charge of an assault and battery on Mar
garet Tabir in Swampoodle, and Justice Walter
held her to bail for court.
Yesterday, officer Padgett arrested Mr.. Al
bert Flowers on the charge of an assault and
battery on Henry johnson in Decem Der last
1t appears that johnson with a number of boys
attended a service at the Trinity Church az the
time mentioned, and IL is alleged he misbe-
haved, when Flowers reconstructed with him,
and some words ensuing, Mr.. Flowers struck
Johnson. The latter with his companions
went out Of the church, and on the appearance
of Mr.. Flowers they demanded an apology from
him, and an alteration took place, when
Flowers struck johnson with piece Of brick
The case was heard by Justice Walter, who
held Mr.. Flowers to bail for court.
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- IRON AND sTEEL FASCINATION. -

The delegates in attendance upon the session
OF the American Iron and Steel Association,
held an this city, yesterday waited upon the
President They were accompanied by Hon
J! H Aorehead, of Pa. Capt L b. Ward, of
Detroit, Mich, president Of the association,
made brief address, saying this convention OF
workingmen represented 10000 employees,
and with their families, $4,000 people in va
rious States. They are trying to get Congress
70 raise the duties on their manufactures, and,
as far as possible, assist the general manfactu-
ring interests of the country; and believe that
me southern States in few years Will develop
their resources.
The President replied briefly, saying that he
sympathized to the utmost extent IN what they
desired to perform in reference to increasing
the happiness and promoting the Interests Of
the working classes. His whole life had been
devoted 70 the work OF elevating the condition
OF the working classes. He would say to them
that while they were here engaged in their OBJ
ject, be hoped there was another object in
which they were equally interested-the thor
ough restoration of the Government. The full
and complete reconciliation of the country
snght TO be precursor TO all movements
mould be the nrst object. Such a reconcila-
ton will produce the development of the man
ufaetnring, the commercial, the agricultural,
and other industrial interests of the couatry,
the most speedily.
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MKssRs. HUGHEs, DKNvxR, AND PECK, OF
this city, request us TO state that the article
copied from q st. Louis paper in the Star OF
yesterday, headed go gross swindle," is entire
fy incorrect, so far as il relates TO their firm.
which had no connection with the transa ctions
alluded to, and did not lose penny by them.
Also, that james q. Walker, not judge Holm
q. Walker, OF this city, was formerly EN- ployed
as their clerk, but left several weeks before the
transaction referred TO, and has never since had
any connection with the firm, -
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The SEPARATION OF THE FIRE ALARM AND
POLICE TIEGRAPH.-The Board Of Police
yesterday having separated the Fire Alarm
and Police Telegraphs, as stated elsewhere,
and appointed late Assistant Superintendent
Holley as Superintendent Of the Police arrange,
ment, he IL to-day engaged in discovering the
defects IN the wires which have caused the
failure of the stations to connect with police
headquarters recently. Superintendent Rich
ards is also seeking out an appropriate location
for the instruments at headquarters. II is vet
uncertain where the fire alarm will be located
1t will continue 10 be operated by Superinten-
dent Talcott ard his experienced assistants. =,
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CHARGE OF STEALING BONES
officers Stnchcomb and Crump arrested Jerry
MINI, Elias Morris, lillian Gibson, and Israel
Manuel, at the q street wharf, on the charge of
stealing 1000 pounds Of bones from Arlington
claimed by Mr.. Isaac Bryan as his property
and Justice Drury, after hearing the case, com
mitted the accused to Jail TO await REQ uisition
from Virginia Mr.. Bryan has been in the
and after taking on their hides and securing the
tallow he buried the bodies, intending al the
proper time to dispose of the bones. For over
month past, 1t appears, a number of contra
bands have been engaged in resurrecting the
carcases and selling the bones.
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IL Heel Caters from 81 to 81 ladies' -
fine Sewed Balmorals, 40 Gentlemen
slippers, 81 cents 20 81. Also. all kinds OF Chi
Orig oRfGISXT CHEAT sh iS sfcRH. Sag fen nm.
sylvanis avenue, doors cast Of Adsms' Express
Office. 100 NIB 2,2u
MIR. DEMPsTER, Composer Of " The May
&c, having Just returned from Europe, Will give
AsBLECT MUSICAL ENTERTAIHMENr
METZERoTT's HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING, March 9Th,
when he will Introduce selectioB Of his most pop
ular Songs and Ballads, including his cantata,
THE MAY QUEEN in three parts.
Tick ets 81 each secured seats 90 cents extra.
Nay be bad at Mr.. Metzerstts Music Store, where
O'clock Doors open att. mat.
IS ASSORTED
SECONDHAND MELoDEoNs,
For Sale or Bent, on easy Monthly Payments.
.-.-..-.- - yoHNF. ELLIS,
300 Pennsyly ania avenue.
between 9Th and 10th streets, near 10th.
Chickerins Sons Pianos aud Smiths Organs.
Hn 70. -
THE UNpERsIGHEp HAVE TO-DAY DIS.
solved Partnership by mutual agreement Mr..
Henry Kaiser IL authorized to use the name Of the
firm in collecting outstaI ding debts
/ Washington. d. G., Mares !, isss ssAh SA'S'
The business will be carried on under the name
HENRY KAISER, Importer and Dealer OF Wines
-a- HENRY KAISER,
No. 431 Fslstaf House, 1etb street.
m l-3t' ---az between and streets.
A LARGE STOCK OF
m
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A FEW VERY SUPERIOR PIANOS for sals
"A and rent on easy terms, at b. REIS6', 265 G.
street, between 18th and 18th. feb 1B-soM~
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N. w. BURCHELL, In retiring from the hrm Of
King burchen, has located himself ct the corner
OF l4th and streets, under the Dbbitt House and
will continue to supply choicest selections Of fine
Groceries to the trade aHd to families. js3-n
rHILDREN, CA kRIAGEs-Peranbula tors and
~ Gig: Some Of the finest styles, Just reoeiv cd
at OGpENs Housefurnishfns Store. $40 7th ST.,
near Penna avenue. fe % 6tf
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ARMY BULLETIN.
DISCHARGED.

DISCHARGED.
Hospital Stewards Frederick Wardrobe and David C..
Carr, United States Army.
RELIEVED.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Heger, Surgeon
United States Army, from duty at Allegheny Arsenal,
Pennsylvania and ordered TO duty with the Medical
Director, Middle Department.
Assistant Surgeon Joseph II. Bailey, United States
Army retired from special duty under the direction Of
the Governor of New York and ordered to duty at the
Allegheny Arsenal, Pennsylvania
Assistant Surgeon Bolver Knickerbocker United
States Army, from duty in tho Department Of Ohio and
ordered to duty in the Department OF the Platte.
GRANTED LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Brevet Brigadier General Torbert, for six months.
ORDERED.
Major O. D. Kinsman. Assistant Adiutant General to
missioner of the Frecdmens Bureau for Arkansas.
REPORTED.
Captain A. p. Ketchum, One Hundred and Twenty
eighth United States colored troops who has been
gagged settling the difficulties of the South Islands
to General Howard for duty on his staff at Washington.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Colonel Whittesy, Assistant Commissioner Of the
Freedmens Bureau at Wilmington N. G. has referred a
whipping case General Howard aud he 70 the Secro-
tary OF War.
Tho order Diminishing Captain Richard B. Locke, As
sstan Quartermaster United States Volunteers 10 so far
modified TO discharge him from November 10, 1854.
On recommendation OF judge Patterson, Senator elect
from tennessee, Andrew Campbell late lieutenant In
the Thirteenth tennessee cavalry, has been appointed
Second Lieutenant United States Army for killing the
rebel General John Morgan at Greenvile, Tenn
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NAVY BULLETIN.
INSTRUMENTATION 30.

INSTRUMENTATION 30.
Captain George =. Emmons, from tho command OF
steamer Pensacola, and waiting orders.
Lieutenant Commander Edward p. McCrca, Acting
Master Geo wilkins Acting Ensign John !. Mickls,
neers }. b. Ford, g. W. Bard 7. PhiIlippI, Acting
second Assistant Ensincer r. Sherwood, and Acting
Third Assistant Engineer W. A. Russell, from steamer
Pensacola and waiting orders u
Acting Ensign Peter Faqncc from steamer Pensacola,
ana olaeHsu 90 rcceiving ship Princeton,
Acting Master A. B. MILFORD, from steamer Pensacola
Male c. W. Morgan, from steamer Augusta and or
dered to duty at Washington Navy Yard.
Acting Third Assistant Engineer VIM Charlton from
steamer Glance, and granted leave OF absence
Acting Assistant Surgeon Ell D. Sargent from steamer
Chocura, and granted leave Of absence
DETACHED, MARCH 81.
Third Assistant Engineer Gates McAllistcr from the
Navy Yard Portsmouth, N. H., on reporting OF relief,
and ordered to steamer MadAwaska.
Acting Third Assistant Engineer A. c. Arnold. from
steamer Kate, and granted leave OF absence.
ORDERED, MARCH so.
a, Acting Boatswan J. b. Aiken TO duty at Phihddphis
Navy Yard
Acting Master VIM Nybors, to receiving ship Prince.
Mates David Fadcr and Charles y oNcIII, to steamer
Augusta
ORDERED. MARCH 81.
Paymaster Cuthber r wallach, to duty at naval sta
second Assistant Engineer Haviland Bars,ow to duty
at Navy Yard, Portsmouth, n H.
Third Assistant Engineer Robert Crawford, 70 steamer
Madawaska
HOSoRABLY DISCHARGED, MARCH 80.
Acting Ensign b. r. Morris, from March n.
Mate O. Lewis Mct;own from March 80.
Acting Yhird Assistant Engineer Charles W. Brown.
from February 10
HoSoRABLy DISCHARGED. MARCH III.
Acting Second Assistant Engineers John Cook, from
August last. and William Nix, from February II
Acting Gunner Charles y. Adams, from May o last.
RESIGNED, MARCH 81.
Paymaster W. II H. Williams. Mt Mound City, Illinois.
APPOINTED, NARcH 81.
John y. COOpcr OF Morristown N. j., acting SECOND
slant engineer and ordered % steamer Kate
ARRIVAL or THE MfAxrOSoNoH AND DE SOTO.
The United States steamship De soto, Captain Walker.
accompanied by the Miantonomoh tirpn ciad Comman-
Beaumont anchored OF tho Battery yesterday morn
ing, having lcft Hampton Roads for an experimental
cruise tho I'd inst They report thick weather the
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, April Z, 1858.
Amending the charter Of the New York Conservatory
OF Music.
To provide for the early and equitable distribution Of
the Safety Fund.
Amending the charter Of the Long Island Water Com
pany
Incorporating the Journeymen Blankbook Binders
Benevolent Association OF New York
authorizing towns 10 take stock In the Black River
Valley Railroad.
Incorporating the Citizens Mutual Gaslight Company
Of Poughkeepsle.
Providing for the erection Of public market in New
York.
Amending the act for the widening OF Broadway Now
York. between Fifty seventh and Fifty ninth streets
To increase the salaries OF members Of the Metropo
tan Police.
Mr.. T. MURPHY, (rep.) OF New York. moved to amend
by fixing the salaries OF paromon at twelve hundred dol
lars per annum.
Mr. PERsoS, trep) Of Kings, opposed the notion say
ing 1t would be better TO give the commissioners
discretionary power the matter the bill does
IN the provision fixing the salaries ut eleven hundred dol
lars, with power TO increase 1t to twelve hundred
The amendment was lost and the bill ordered TO third
reading.
For the improvement of tho Broadway pavement from
the Battery to Fourteenth street, New York.
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YoLrr-Grasrr by TIE re-. WIN N cigvry, joHs
p0lrr, " Miss furn GsSrr
OosrE~OrDa- BrrnAss la Nsr rgfty On haiuffAy
Mafsh ~ 81 TIE Eev Ffabcs b9ttonns. Hots1r 90 o.
rsorgs, n Bronkiyn, ~ ras4H ohiy ea.shssr 81
John I. Bufbank, Esq, q hoaih hof~Aik, CFnh NO
caffs
Kfsnn--rarxrsxsr On TysafaY, hsrch ~ W The
HsY = n Cary, Jus kSfiss, u ksw rgft, " cnta
y CtHsnfssf. - aoaih bsrsfn, J.
LsrH~Fsrr Ca gsrtsf bsnfay, April l. II Ne
Cbarch n Ne usfy Crouu. NJ "a ny Pssrcf snsn-
NJ rmuw Tr~ru - Nsw Ygff, " Mus Mos1as
rnsss. isie ~ Ne ori-s,s Ia
Ner uri~sEs pss@fs pis<ss 10y
snvs.s- Hsssss IA Lasassssr Pa. % rhurri.y.
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pr,oEiyn city News.

cxSTaAI JouSsoS CLCB Kises Corsrr-A number
Of prominent citizens Of Brooklyn held meeting on FRI
day evening Ias At tho Aheneu 70 effect an ofsAaisa
Ton W be solely directed 10 the support OF Presdsn
johnson In the contest he compelled 70 vaz ior
che restoration 81 The Union aud The vnni o. VIZ
constitution Delegates present from every Ns rn
IN Brookyn and the initiaory steps taken TOT the TOT
n,sxion Of Central johnson club Of King county
scALpsp ~ A BrKs vsr--A. half past. seven ocloc
q NJ HsAsy evening VIM. Hauser while standing On
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tho edge Of beer vat in Seitzs brewery, in Remsen
street. whore he was employed missed his footing and
fell backwards into the vat which partially filled at
the time with hot beer He instantly rescued by his
brother workmen and found to have been severely
scalded on the back Of his and thighs His nju-
though severe are not such a. TO cause sppehen-
sion Of q fatal result
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Assembly.

ALBANY, April T. 1866.
The morning session occupied in the consideration
Of the annual Supply bill and the State Charity bill.
They were both ordered to third reading.
BROADWAY AND LEXINGTON AVENUE RAILROAD.
In the morning papers the report states that the
Bowery and lie xingon Avenue Railroad bill passed the
Assembly yesterday; it should have been 'the Broad
way and Lexington Avenue Railroad"
The Adjourned then TO Monday evening