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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
The Paris Expositlon.

AUGUSTA Me-. Tuesday March u. 1865
The Governor has appointed Thomas 5 Lang VI Nasal-
borough Franklin Muzzy Of Bangor and Charles A. Shaw
OF Bddeford Commissioners from this state to the Inter
national Exposition al Paris.
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New-York Legislature
EVENING SESSION.
pppfpro coNpIETR

SENAIE----- ALBAAl ApAA 10 AcVDs
EVENING SESSION.
REPORTS coMrLEIB.
ByMr Fl. c. MURPHY-EOr railroad IN Hudson-aye,
Brooklyn.
Also for a railroad In Greenpoint-ave., Brooklyn.
Relative 10 the Nassau-st Railroad, Brooklyn
Also for the relief Of the WILLIAMSBURG and fatbush
ByNr FoLsER-To limit the liability Of tavern-keep-
ers
Also for the more speedy deteruinaon Of the charges
against officers liable to be removed By the Governor
Also prevent the OF slungsho and other danger
Gus Weapons
By Mr.. Low-To authorize the Long Island Railroad
Opmp3sy 10 increase their capital stock.
- BY hr. PIERs0N-To incorporate the Throggs Neck
hotel and Steamboat Company.
THE NIAGARA SHIP CANAL.
Tue bill 70 incorporate the Niagara Ship Canal Company
vss considered in Committee of the Whole.
After lengthy discussion by MeSsrs. Woolcon An
hevs Person 0Donnell and Goddard in favor OF the bib
hod BY Messrs. Parsons Bennett Sessions, Folger, VIII
lans LsBau, Hayt and Crowley in opposition to IT, the
t amended by giving the Canal Board the power 70
levy tolls and by providing that the canal shall not DC
constructed until the Erie and Oswego Canals are sui
teielty enlarged TO accommodate boat carrying 2VVO
bushels Of
The bill was then ordered to a third reading.
In tho Senate Mr.. SESSIONS moved 10 postpone indet-
sy the question of agreeing with the report to order the
bill 10 third reading.
The motion wac Lost by l6 10 IL.
Ths bill then ordered to be engrossed for third
Hsd,ng
Adjourned
SENATE. ..AIBASY. April H. 1885.
BILLS PASSED.
Incorporating the Traders Exchange.
Incorporating the Bond Deposit Company OF New. orf
To facilitate the construction OF the whitehall snd
sssburg Railroad 1t spproprates 5000 per mile for
" miles. Passed by "a to-
To aid in the construction of the Albany and susqus
hannah Railroad. 1t approprates $500 900
For the relief Of Gen. Ward u. Burnett. IL aPpro
ptates g. 900.
Incorporating the Harlem Riser and Portchester Rail-
TOAD Company
Aa,hodzilY tho appointment Of Censon to locate al
asylum for the Insane On the Hudson.
urga railroad between the villages Of Jamaica and
pss~pstsad. IN Queens County. :.
Ala AaaaaRsHs. U1QqkIyR kailko2d hlQ -..-.. ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

Fenian Arrests and Trials at Toronte-rrs.
JEFF. Dnvis-Gen. Meade Gone to Passport
Exnggeration of enian News-Novemenf ~
British Treops-Renian Armament on the

TORONTO. G. W. Tuesday, April II. 1866;
Another Fenian arrest male yesterday az Oakyille
OF man named Wech He was sent 70 Cornwall Tor
trial 90, . 4.
day 1t is thought probable the result Will be the COM
initial Of all of them for trial at the next Assizes
Mrs. Jefferson Davis is in Montreal.
The supposed aocomplice in the Deering murder, who
was arrested London has been emanded until Thurs
day, 70 hear from the authorities. go
The examination of Cornwall has been conducted with
Several other arrests Of Fenians are reported here
TIE police have gained information Of suspected par
ties and the arrest OF all implicated will probably soon
take place. , nj. nv ,osc
Government detective who has Just made TIP OF
the American side Of Lakes Erie and Michigan, reports
that the Fenans have nearly ready for armament on those
lakes fifteen vessels beside schoOners and transports
loaded with field artillery equipments stores,&c lie also
reDors large shipments Of frontier points, and the
unusual activity in FeDian Circles along the American
frontier. ,,- ,oce
Much Of the sent from here IN special 10
false There has been fight at Calais and there s no
Fenan priyateer here The Fenians are perfectly quS
corfnng themselves 10 speechnaking and anonymous
schooner loaded with arms consigned to u. Doran
Kau was seized on her arrival at this port this morn
inc bn after several hours detention and an nyesga
ton BY the CustomHouse officers was released insuuc
tions have been received by the authorities from wash
ington 20 strictly enforce the neutrality Laws
large delegation Of Fenians arrived by the boat To-
D"'' 81. ANDREWS. n b., Tuesday April II. 1855
There is a good deal Of excitement at this point Vol
uneers are Aocking from all quarters. Her MaleStys
steamship Rosario IL lying IN port,
The lieutenant Governor and suite expected by
The train from Fredericton this cyennng The Governor
comes 10 meet one regiment of regulars two companies
OF artillery and company Of engineers, due at TINS port
from Halifax tomorrow morning.
Business here is almost entirely suspended
Tie New Brunswick House Of Assembly adjourned yes
teray for one month The incoming government Is to be
composed of Messrs. Wilmot, Fisher Tiley, Mitchell
Wiston McCleland and Cornell. An election Of these
officers is expected in few days II Is said positively
mat the new Government will suspend the habcas corpus
PHILADELPHIA Tuesday. April H. 1866.
Gen Grant arrived here last night. Gen. Meade and
staff left. for Eastport Maine to-day II IS supposed Ii
Connection with the Fenaa movements there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
6perial Notices.


Chamber OF Commerce.A special meetng OF the Chsuoef
ofCommefoe will be held on THURSDAY next, Apn ~ At
under the act Of the Legislature
passed on a. 7st u establishing Board of Comul.soner. for
tenns boarding houses hotels In the Cities OF osk
and hear report Iom the Executive Couliee
referred 70 II 81 the mssnS OF tue thinocf on
The SIN inst By order OEO. WILSON. Acting Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
FASHION COURSE l. L. April i5-Pmse sloOi mile heats

ROBBERY IN LODGE -RooM.-An overcOat valued
al 600 tie properly OF Mr. James Tomas stolen from
the eneroo OF Hill Grove Masonic Lodge in East Brooklyn
Monday night The thief representing that he was brother
need permitted remain the outside room alone Tor
few minutes whea he took occasion walk Of with the
undecided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
BRONCHITIS, BRONCHIAL CONSUME
TION.

The term Bronchitis has unelleny ben applied to diseases
Of the throat Il will be tina. this mistaken idea when we
remember letter described the wi-ipipe ss '
into the lungs dividing into branches Now these
beginning the bronchial tubes entering the
right lung other the left and each subiyde' into nnuHerabe
smaller tubes unlike the branches q tree When we speak Of
bronchitis therefore speak Of disease located In the lungs ana
the th0, has been TOO COMMONLY supposed Ihefe are
various forms o. bronchitis which havs neither time to
Suffice say that bronchitis consists essentially Of an in
ammaon Of the membrane lining tbs brolch tubes or air pipes
leading into the lungs.
Few persons seem 20 realize the nportaas Of eary attention to
these d,ue They think long they attend hsir bus
20 about and feel comfortable that all well They try to con
with the idea tst the irritation only In the throat
cough other unpleasant symptoms ara only the
result 81 slight cod and viii pass Oh aud thus they neSe
from day day hoping tina. they wit grow better
while the deise by lhy steps making deeper and deeper IN
rosisupon system Il wosd be waste Of time to enumr
m Of remedies that have heen introduced and admneiea
through the stomach M tho OF these aheetions and 40 lar o
ne any good results they have in instances 20 De
iysrsvsed very symptoms they were intended 70 fele'e
since the ang and successful results Of telen, By lhl
asa have become widely and appreciated qik' have
sprung Up here exhons o. the ground each pro-
ng 10 have made wonderful discovery in the cure Of Ca.srrh
Densss and other complaints too numerous 70 meaon Inc
1T should beware how they tsnPe with these ed'a PIE
tenders.
From extensive observation and experience and from having mads
this d,pafnt Of medicine object Of special slssnion for tho
pas, twenty years fes amply lhed II tie remark thai iaAaa
ton patient. only safe and reliable g'oaHd o. hops H IN
this ny that the woe extent Of tho diseased surface eh DC
Only the urated surfaces Of tie head and hro. ol
M r rn. Of IN. respory 1cndiaS al the smaller air
cells and sac. ia the luuss solids or sld cannot enter
h. have successfully eomoaied not only chronic
eh sore thro the deepssl,ed bronchial affections
have hal the happiness o. restoring 70 health ana .ens
many the m hopeless csse, Of Consumption vhsn all the od
nary euede, silp,I By tho pssioa had utterly and ssasy
nlel
Dr. DULENBACK viii be in New.Yors UnionPacs Hotel
where be can prosnily Oh THCRsDAf AP". 20 om
tra and
further notice
Dr. DILLEEBACRs New Wosk Consumption ard Diseases Of
the Air Passages fully explaining biz .ysm o practice now ready
specie Prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
The Richmond County Representative.

To ne Editor Of The n y. Tribsns
SIR: In justice to Thomas Child, Assomblyman from
Richmond County please he has bseu absent from bis
since the early part session. severely H. aud would present
have voted Tor the Ereise bill JK H. W.
Staten Bland. April H. 1866
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
Tbs Cause IN British Cslumbia-A feoian I"
Sentenced 90 Three Months Imprihehmeh'
for Displaying a Sign.

Sonic Excitement was Great, IL New WeslIn 81
British CoirmSs from the exhibit on OF sisI I re-
ians Headqusrtersh q Thomas Can cry lel "a ar
fnsing remove it when requested ", Dl,'!
rested and sentenced to three months il 'P''s'---'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
The Tribune Enlarged.

THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN THE
WORLD.
ENHANCEMENT OF TIE DAILY, sEAn.wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
TRIBUNE.
Notwithstanding the fact that the size of THE TETB-
has been increased than quarter the price viii
remain the same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
Tre,.ing On tho Fashion Csurse, L. L.

Yesterday the frs, Of tho ssre. OF Spring purses given
by tie proprietor Of the Fashion Course L. L. was trot-
ted for that track There was good attendance OF
owners Of fast horses ard the regular habtues Of the
trotng track Notwithstanding the heavy, cloudy am0s
phere threatened ran The race was for purse Of $780,
mile heats best three IN hye under saddle, ana had
seven cntrs of which three came to the post when the
edges bell summoned the horses 20 the stand. These
-. " perknss B.. &. Toby Candor, ridden by Dan
we're = ~ ~. IL. Kate Atwood, ridden by
place NJ Z. Snitns - y. BIZ Wheelan, nd
John Murphy; AID l.. Pcrrinss o. "-hoean
den By young Perrin. At FIRST Kate and Bu 49,
ere the fayortss alternately in the pool betting, tho
Hartford horse Toby Candor selling very low so little
bis chance Of winning estimated By the knowing
ones. Tie won the first heat with great ease by ten
lengths IN 255 Bill Wheelan being second and the
LAST the second b. Six lengths in 2i6 and the third by
the same dstanG in 2:ij-Kate Atwood second in both
heats. We give the
SUMMARY.
FASHION COURSE l. l. April l3-Purse 600; mile heats
3 in 8. under saddle
II. Perkins uamcd b. e Toby CandOr. ......l i
NJ G. Smith, named br. N. Kate AtwoOd--.J 2
/. Perrin, named b. g. Bill Whelan.
u1og Ok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
Cotton mt Shreveport.

SHREVEPORT. Wednesday, April IL. 1850:
Cotton dull and receipts light Stock 400 bales Sales
strict Middling fancy at 24ic. IN specie.
The Red River Is high.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
The Union Pacific Rnilrond-Anofher Section
Accepted.

OMAHA Monday, April 10, 100.
Government Commissioners examined and accepted the
second section OF the Union Pacific Railroad today The
track is now being laid a the rate Of mile per day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
Paper and Board Mill for Sale.

The Ebscrber ofers SALE his MILL Of Bsrtonsvs w.
tho r. r. nine miles nom Bellows fal- giving easy ac
ces. 10 New York aud Boston markets . i.
mill within ave minutes wax Of the depot and consist, OF
Machine 6inch Board Machine onch
Engines Boilers with steam Pump Dry House
the APPENDICES for making Paper or PAsteood
ifhos 10 the usdfhe IL arranged
and succe operslon for the past two years IN manu-
Boards producing nearly two tuns per diem
bessy changed to description OF paper ve'y small
erpenye The mill especially worthy the attention OF any one DC
srna Thick without tho ordinary process
doubus paper for collar ready narhs
be found for ell tho Straw Boards tho only MILL Oh the
Had In New England
Ror particulars view tho preses apply
only 10 EDWIN n. SAMPSON
No. 10 Exchanged, Boston.
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TERMS.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Mail subscribers SINGLE copy, year-52 number3. e %
Ten conas adiresed To names OF II -
Tentf comics al ressed 10 names OF 81 %
Tan comics IN one address .............. IS 90
Twenty copies 70 address. 81 W
an copy vii be sent FOR each club OF ten.
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Mall subscribers copy, yearOi ngmbers........e 90
Mail subsorbers copies. yearl0i numbers %
Mail Subscribers copies for each oopy.--... ~
Persons RENTING 10 copies go will receive extra copy
for G months
Persons RENTING for 10 So viii receive an extra copy
year.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
tl0 per annum; 3 for SIX months
Address THE TRIBUNE. New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CouRr. Add 18.-Nos.
a. 49, ~ 50 ST. ~. 81 s. d. ~ u %. " o.. o. g. g. o.
III "
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Balance in favor Of the REsoLvEHT.

Case O6a-serg A. Cole New York City returned volnas
eer rheumatism produced by dusiaa
Wa month under treatment ree his discharge
Received during time D. visit. from his physician Visits 81
OF medicines prescribed consisting Of cohieum
qunne morphine hyocyamus Sean expensve-and vsioss
ebroeons 81 per Whole paid foe
as Not the slightest change for the better produced
RENOvATING RESoLyENT and READY RELIEF as
appcaon recommended by physicians dsner resort Re-
suit Immediately beneficial Psen, eonvssscent In three dsys
Within pain swelling cOntrsctlOn and all other
removed radical Number OF bottles Of REsOLvEhT
taken four bottles Of RELIEF used eIsfnS
remedy.
Look again al the comparative expense;
Physicisns go; medication Ssssl purpose sos
OF the RESOLNENT. 81 each and Oetss
GREELEY at tevery OF the disease erat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
RENOVATING RESOLVENT.

Case s-Zachary n LsthrOp NewyOrk City sufferer frsu
chronic .oals long under physicians hands Ia, twice
had the disorder suppressed with blue pill and mecur ointment
only resppea another and mgnsn, form has bees
atey avae and suffers from meua disease complicated
with the n disorder suppo,e he paid for medical attend
costly such iodine hyd potash ubm
ate ssrssprls various acids &c. $3.50 Ia
meuled to give the RENovATlNG REsOLvENT trial Beors
finished there manifest change In the
Of with which he il affected Az the medicine continneA
they bssn heal OF bottles he sound
The out Of his system and the disease no.
prss tr1ta Once pure uucontamnaed blood
and his health and vigo completely restored
Strike the balance:
and msiica,ion. than nselessl 80
To bottles Of RENOVATlNG RESOLVENT at 81 per bot
te by which the priceless blessing Of hesih restored..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
Balance in favor Of the REsoLvENT and RELIEY....

RAILWAYS RENovArIYG REsoLvENr ia the most perfect
powerful restorative that has been ds
rived nom vegetable Kingdom eliminates from the bios
crofulou syphic virus eradses mscuris dis
ease and the only preparation which depended for
and other consuming dsssss
Of the ashy rhsum eyspeas and al cutaneous
equally cacieu and as Its effect Is not merely to sav
prs.s ymptou the morbihc the cures
effects always permanent bottle Of containing more Of tAs
active dnecnt purifying principle Of sarssps than DID
the ordinary extracts Of that roos
The comparative vsw Of the Of ordinary msdoes
and of through the Of RAILWAYS REAk
DIES not In slightest degree ovsdrswn II founded on tsss
mony in the possession Of Dr. Railway and accessible to ali who
desire The object has been TO lLLUsIAEs
FACTS, n a familiar way, by exhibiting an ;
ACCOUNT CURRENT
disease ssrsoypsd practice the one hand sa
DR. RAILWAYS REMEDIES on the other IT, however the %.
In favor OF the latter In an
point of view Infinitely greater In sanitary sense AZ ssA~
cost instituted but "oss regards rssSa se
Tn. .upsoty Of the READY RELIEF. REGULATING PLtS
and REsOLyENT al other medicines Of u
s..sss 10 which sy belong hes been msds too manifest TO ~
ossfary Gpassd any quartet and too great to admit q
tstsn- ,.nw.v.co
xR Rem. do. ..A By Drussas
-P.e seIe.-1 handsome psv. deabk REslDEnCk: IN
III seA.s !nprs.::.sss ss..:s. :'ifs s sss:
): ; vs u 20 meath Or = he IN iaI 1'sss" ' rs
I.S.li1.' T7...a.S. oI.i. :. wss's'
" Yar * SsxSr.sSo for in and ~ -
syse NsssEsss & saS az. ,,.,
En nI ca.sio.. Rosi!ns Hs;'ss
To' sale By the ".n'''''''''' sw SAITH NJ. wm...s
- yy;SassS sssi l'i' sSl y RIO.
6scs: ~. a:s .as,..: Y: n We: T.ss
sssSss.E T. s.saHSsds., 30 's ks''"'' NJ s'sA>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

The An,. chOsr, l.,e Tsbgns Of July ss ,c attributed
h fatal ma to The impurities Of the Thames gu winch
river he wsa employed lighter man .,..u.v..,.a r..
by Alexander caonsns's Se
No IS Was, Fourth Bsoadwsy the saa o. pssqa ss 70
wh .iudsd in report 70 the Cfon coa
r. .ia. which constitutes inc usss Teaan 70 DC
an 10 a. reversed oooaonsiy 70 ssur " scon
ana ''1 ''a'A JAMES T. CHlLTAH H. .. Chemist
nNsv.Yost April %. isAss -
> osl e. ssaA ies acnalss, ~. LII ... .sfl lt- AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
CHRONIC SORE THROAT.

We the throat Of who have suffered from
Chronic Cas any considerable length Of time that the
membrane presents rough and uneven surface studded with elevated
points granuaans varying size from pln head to tia. OF
pea These points unfequsay filed with pnhorm mater
and the disease advances literally destroyed By uc sraion
leaving small pits dpresons upon tie membrane which be
readily by any who will take the trouble to make careful
examination This Of the throat under tie
Of Folular inflammation These foces small gland, In
the throat healthy condition bland mucia i
which ible the parts aad shield the membrane from the
various OF irritation which T. constantly exposed But
when deaIed they pour acFd irritating secretion causing that
hernmiug hawking and splitting universally common In
persons suffering these disagreeabe maldes And the
SLOWED progress the membrane investing the vocal chords
thckened the voice becomes husky and oit natural ring
or tone and finally when liberation chords place
the voice il hopeessy lost,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

The REGULATING PILLS possess the Alternative anti bilious and
dnectan properties of Mercury without any Of m pernicious e.
They Manufactured in from concentrated vess
absolute specific for all disorders Of the
stomach liver bowels kidneys They system while
eyia bowels from vi hGmor and control tho liver usrs
reaiy pills preparation Of quicksilver Its ss %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
hronic Catarrh, Sore Thront, qa6
BRONCHIAL DISEASES.
D. -LLENB\~
BY II. 2. Dr.. goo I'm, NJ. d.,

There are Thousands IN this ely " H' moment 'ussrns
ron Chronic Catanh and it, unspp, wac are not
aware Of The danger to which they en- @ "mp'on OF
this disease usually Mid " e OF no a,en'
ton on The part o. the sufferer and thus aos % pass on on
one stage into another and involving in Is destructive 'eH more
and more serious Tesu Reader yon would avoid the Of
seated Consumption do not ecta cold C1ayr the had"
mat THIS disease Is so m m tendency and productive Of zach IN
happy consequences no one viii be surprised learn he viii bu,
law breath Of air that ia tie system by those
f, rto,,, r,,- --" pass over unhealthy and dis
es.ed membrane and the air. IN passing ovSf ths's r" '
sed surfaces necessity imb5e the NEST nozo1s an1 uV
properties and In this every breath Of air you take into tie
lgng converted a0 poisonous death There no d'
entire catalogue human ills the tresa.nt which mas
much gected and perhaps little understood Chronic
Caish and hence m the practice ordinarily adopted By the pro-
- =. III m. = n,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
ASSEMBLY,.

The biz providing for tho taxation Of stockholders Of
banks referred to the Judiciary Committee, to report
al any time.
By unanimous consent the bill regulating the hours Of
labor for drivers and conductors street and Omn
buses in Now-YOrk put on its third reading and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

Furniture
At REDUCED PRICES
efths latest styles oousisttnS Of
PARL0R, DINIK0-RO0M and CHAMBER SUITES.
n Rsssw sed. Walnut and Msele .
MANDATORY AND WARER004S
kos. g and . Esss Hoastse e..
Bsswssa Bowsry and SsoondSa
Rstailins ct nanuscsarsu prices
All Goods wsrrsntsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF household medicine which Nd
prudent family tia, value will ever be without ia
an.ly arrest. pain dfusive imu anodyn,
uvine in cholera cholera morbu bo1s co spasms f naa
riou diseases &c. Of other preparation knowa
external application FOR busDS wounds ssad bEus' &c.
has e3ll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
pnSm sALBANY.

The Legislative Proceedings on Monda'~Le'
ter from senator In BaH-The Niagara VA
nni-The Central Railrend Fars'-fros'
poets Of AdjOurniHg on Frid"y-Hcguio'ion'
for Car-Driving in New-Xork CHy-Ihe
ChrIstopk crest. and the Underground Kali
roud Bills Leu-The Rinderpest Bill-Thc
City Tax Rim Ordered 90 n Third BENDING.
Ff,u OK Special Correspondent ,. ~ - ,s.,