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A correspondents letter. of the 10th of septem

A correspondents letter, of the 26th of septem-
Der, to the New York Herald, from the Pittsburg
convention, says:
Since the adjournment of the convention much
dissatisfaction has been expressed by soldiers
New York, at some of the principles and senti
ments put forth by General Butler in his address
before the convention. His declaration that more
may be required of the Southern States in the
event of their adoption of the constitutional
amendment, before they shall be admitted to Con
gress is generally regarded with great dsfayor,
as threatening to leave the country still in agita
ton and the States unrepresented, even though
the constitutional amendment should prevail The
better part of the soldiers also utterly repudiate
his demand for the hanging of General Lee as we'll
as JEFF Davis. The large majority of the soldiers
distinctly disclaim that such the sentiments of
the party to which they intend to give their
ballots. Il.
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There is negro tenor in France-[Boston Post.
And negro base at Thad. Steyens's residence
in Pennsylvania III Mobile Times.
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AUCTION GERS.
MICHIGAN a. NASH
GAS NELLIGAN, CHAs. t. NAsH)
Auctloneers, Appraisers and Brokers.
oFFIOE-=l64 GRAyIER STREET,
Have this day formed copartnership for ransacting
GENERAL AUCTION and BROKERAGE BUSINESS IN
Real Estate for sale purchase or lease;
Mortgages, Bonds,
All kinds of Securities E
Stocks, Insurance Serips, and
In or Outdoor Sales Of any kind
Have constantly on hand No. / Kentucky MULES and
HORSES Orders for the will receive prompt atten-
ton. -
We respectfully solicit the patronage of friends and the
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gsw etIenns 9aay 9tessG grdsg zatuH eetober 1a66
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.

rTEATE 81 co., ..,-
WHOLESALE GRocERs AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
Corner New Levee Common and Fulton Streets New
ALEX D. DYAs, of the dollhouse Of Dyas Co. with u.s.
and will be pleased to his old friends and customers
L
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WILLIAaI o. COOK.
AUCTIONEER,
oEFICE-1s8 GRAvIER STREET,

Having had ten years. experience Auctionesr,
specy offer services 70 the MERCHANTS Of New Orleans
and elsewhere for the sale Of cSrgoes Gotten Coffee Sugar
MelasseS GRAIN Fruit Lumber Wines Merchandise gene
q. PsEllcuas attention given to undsrEritess sales
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srArEM4Nr OF COTTON.

Stock on hand Sent lst lB66-bales lO2lS
Received since yesterday .,.,..,.....-.-s S3I 49,
Received previously I65lo-looo
lISs2
Exported since yeterdays 1916
Exported previously 5flt4u-59,fa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-07

The decline is rapid .hele. and geiiefaify
above. To Cairo hiHe feel st1iht IL now le-
ported, and in aweels il Is believed there
will be only seven feet. The z Is Scstnt iouI
feet 10 Keokuk, and one boat has been
aground about half n day. Tie Illinois y
going down 10 Its recent low Stage. and
there Some sticking i going ouino in
the Illinois. The Missouri is rnaiSing lis
final plunge to low water mark but there
is vet five feet in the channel TO Omaha.
Samuel StillweH ard Joseph Aiken, yes.
terday, sold the Stern-wheeit.r Arnaranth
for 81 COZ cash. to Captain John Messy. an
old Illinois bOatman, who takes the boat
into that stream. 1G1ah 3fGj uiIf =
on the LIST. one-third ofathe Governor
Sharkey was sold by J. 5. Smith and Eu-
gene Turton. TO William TurtOn. for
L! o. Goodell has chartered the Zephyr
from Ben. Johnson, to ply In the lii
nois Jll
The Kenton left last night for the iron
pile and will he back this morning with
200 ions. Captain Dunlap will back the
Kenton out this evening positively for all
points on The Ohio to Pittsburg. i}hsaE
MEMPHIs.-The appeal of Thursday says:
Wednesday is always a dull day, and
yesterday was no exception TO the general
rule The weather was cloudy and sultry,
and the prospects, for rain quite fiattering.
The river is on stand here and the latest st
reports from other ports will be found in
our "gleanings.
NEW ORLEANs.-The Times of wednes-
day says: 1883 8 NttH "a
The weather yesterday, like that of its
predecessor, was Veiy close. At noon,
however, the sky became overspread by
heavy rain clouds, which poured forth
refreshing shower, that cooled the atmos-
phere and rendered the evening quite
pleasant enough.
business transactions IN the landing
were not of an animated character, there
| being little doing on either of the landings.
Nantes Steamer sam Orr, from East
| port TO Evansville: +. Il. Huston & Co.,
| q bundles leather, II bales cotton, 25 bags
! cotton yarn. IL bags rags Brown. bunker
| son & Co., 50 hhds. Tobacco; +. II. Huston
& Co., hhds. tobacco, / barrel milk, 3
| pieces castings; e. N. Jarvis, 9bales cotton ;
| Ragon q Dicky, 9 ale boxes and bott.esl box
saddling, bale cot on; Brown, Dunkerson
! & Co., bales cotton; James Oakly, 70 bags
| cotton yarn; WiIhenie Weber, 3 ale boxes
| and bottles; Thomas~cantlin & Son, - box
| tobacco; Macky q Co., 4 packages: w.
Rust, package watches; Sharp & Wilkins,
5000 feet lumber. 9af SF IS -tH h0l
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Notice of the Laying Out and Open.
ing of Streets in z. w. Brink.

meyers Enlargement.
NDTICE In HEREBY &IEE&, that
Iva the Common Council OF the city of
Evansville, at its session on the 10th day OF
July, 1868, passed an order 10 lay out. open,
and extend sixth Street, of the width of
dred and eighty-foRr feet, more or less, to
connect Sixth Street, In Shapes Enlarge
nlent, with Eighth Street, in the Northern
Engagements r...-.rA. ~. ..;seE.
And that said Council, at said session,
passed an order to lay out, open, and ex-
feet, and Of the length of three hundred
and eighty-four feet, more or less, 70 con-
meet with Franklin Street, In Sharpe's In"
largement, with Franklin Street, in the
Northern Enlargement; itf8T1g.
And that said Council, at said session
tend Seventh street. of the width of sixty
feet, and of the length of three hundred
and eighty-four feet, more or less, 10 con-
meet Seventh Street, in Shapes enlarge
ment, with Adams Street, in the Northern
And that said Council, at said session.
passed an order TO open, lay out, ana tix-
tend Eighth Street, OF the width OF Sixty
feet, and of the length of three hundred
and eighty -four feet, more or less, 10 con
meet with Eighth Street, in Shapes En-
largeInent, with Eighth street, IN HoIz-
grefes Enlargement. r..
All persons owning or claiming real es-
tate adjoining Orabutting upon SAID pro-
posed Streets and feeling themselves ag-
4 grieved by any or either of said several
cation to said Council within six weeks
/ from the publication of this notice.
| By order of the Council.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
| City Clerks Office, Evansville, July q,
! 1866. july23
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-07

This delightful toile tarsacae nss NO eoual
Tor Preserving and Beautifylng the Com
plexton, and Skin. TITS $50 A
Roid by druggists ever where
Depo<, IA Fulton street. n. Y mars TN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-07
TINWA ARE.
II. 4. BLEMKE

wYAR REMOVED FROM HIS ola
- stand ON Main street to- his ne%
kokSe, .---.-e ra
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TN Seasonal nice lot of s. G. Dried
n Beef and Hams just received at the
City Grocery. Also, an extra article OF
Ham and Bologna Sausage, well smoked
and In prime order at the
CITY GROCERY,
je26 L. IGLEHEART & CO.
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No ID Second Street

Between Main and Sycamore, and received
q large addition to. his stock of ware, so
3 that hem has the largest and best select
cd stock in the city of lH fH
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Boats Due.

Among the first boats due here are the
Mary Erwin, and the Rose Hamilton
for st. Louis, and the Altoona, from
st. Louis; the Ella Faber, Kate Rob
fnson and Harry Dean, for Memphis;
Golden Eagle, from Memphis; Tarascon,
from Louisville; Phantom, from Cairo;
Messenger, Nick Longworth and Silver
Cloud, for New Orleans; Ada Lyon, from
Green River: Mary Swan, for Cairo. -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-07
REMOVED.

r1rsOs. SCANTLIN q SON HAVE
removed their store to the square next
TO the river, No. 9, Main street. MARBLE
Hall Building), where they Will be pleased
10 see ali of their old customers. They will
ALWAYS have on hand large stock OF skna
TINWARE, STOVES,
MANTELS, CRATES,
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, &c.
ALSO, ICE-CHESTS,
WATER-COOLERS.
AND BEER COOLERS.
iel5 I'm.
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jos BARR ETT'S T
e. 4 II A B l. r.
HAIR RESTORATIV

rs PRONOUNCED BT1THE MOST
Il scientific Analytical Chemists tc be
The BEST PREPARATION FOR THE
HAIR ever yet produced. ,..tE
! RI RESTORES Ora Y RIA IR; ri PRE-
VENTS HAIR FALLING OUT: TT
Ola Y3I:S THE ROOTS TO THEIR
ORIGINAL, ORGANIC ACTION: 1T
FRADfCA TES DANDR UFF IND HUI
NOR6;- KEEPS TIE SCALP
REALTHY; IT CONTAIN NO INJU-
RI6ES IF9REDIRNTiSy IND rs UNI
VER.SALLY, ACCORDED TO BE Il
SPLENDID DRESSING, AND 8 UPE
IeIOR TOILET ARTICLE; ITS MERITS
ARE INSIDE THE BOTTLE
Every bottle CONTAINS MORE LIQUID
than any other dollar preparation.
NO LARGE REWARDS offered to estab-
lish its efficacy: but WI DO GUARANTEE
10 refund the money to any person who
Will use two bottles and then say that our
Restorative has failed to do all we claim.
T4 j. r. BARRETT & CO., Proprietors,
Manchester, n, III.
KELLER & WHITE,
Wholesale Agents, Evansville, Ind.
may31 d3m(eod1
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Plain and Fancy Tinware,

Mantle Fronts, the very best Enameled
Crates, fine and common; Szillets and
Lids; Ovens and Lids; Sugar-Kettles
Dog-lrons emoothing. irons, fancy and
MIA Ware Iron, Timed, and Enameled
Ware and everything connected with the
business; in sact, a general assortment OF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-07
HOUsEFURNIsHING GOODS.

B5- A good assortment of Timers Stock.
Rf- ALI Jotpbing, such as GUTTERING
ROOFING, &c, done at short notice.
All warranted as represented.
Ofters to sell cheap, at wholesale or retail
erde<s solicited. aprlE
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RIVER N EWS.
sTEAMBoAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability fer
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our asSoTt-
menL of job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our Job department is under the personal
supervision of one Of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared 10
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C., &c. Orders left with either OF the
VIVA boats win be promptly attended to.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-07

The weather was clear and hot yesterday,
the mercury ranging at so at noon. The
river is rapidly declining, having fallen
twenty inches during the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 O'Clock yesterday. There
is still fully eight feet from Louisville to
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-07
HATS and CAPS
Of the latest styles 2

We are regularly receiving the latest and
most approved goods in our line, at the
lowest prices, and expect to keep up with
the market in respect to quality and price,
Persons purehasing are respectfully In
vited to call at No. 81 MAIN STREEE,
and examine our stock. ~ ~ l.af
MARI 6m ~ ~
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Arrivals and Departures.

The following constitute the arrivals and
departures up to 8 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon: j. T. McCombs, Henderson,
to Louisville; James Gray Green Riverand
return; Newsboy, Henderson and return /;
Darling, Memphis to Cincinnati; Advance,
Cumberland River to Evansville; Sam.
Orr, Eastport to Evansville. .-... b att
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
Amu.emeuts this Evening.

ACADEMY or MUSIC-BArExAS CoxcERr-MLLy. PA
EkPA-Mkssns. J. LEVY, HEIR CARL Rosa, ). b. MILLS
HERR CARL AxscHurI
WALLACK'S THEArER-THR Poor GENTLEMAN
OLYMPIC THEATER-Mosrs CRIsro; Or, The LosH
PRIsON7R or THE CHATEAU DII
ETBLOS GARDEN-EAsr LrsSs; Or, THx ELoPExESr.
WINTER GARDEN-EDwIS BoorH IN HAxLEr
LUCY RUSHTONS NEW-YORK THEATER - THE
HOSRYxOoX-A MAN WITHOUT A HEAD.
BROADWAY THEATER-JOHN E. OWENS IN "soLoy
SINGLE"
BARNUM'S MUSEUM-THE WHITE FARM; Or, THE As
sAssiN SrEwARD-CIRcUs-CURIosrT Ac.-Aftenoon
aud Evening.
FOXS OLD BOWERY THEATER-THE RAG WoMAS AMI
HgR DoGs-MARRIAGE AT ANY PRICR-iASDY ANDY
The NEWFOUNDLAND Docs LAFAYETTE AND THUNDER
NEW-YORK CIRCUS-l4TH sr.-EQUEsTBIAS AND GYM
NAsTfc PExYoRxAscss-JAhEs ROBINSON, THE BARE
BACK RIDER-Matinee at ~ o'clock.
BRYANTS' MINSTRELS-IcI or PAsLK FRAycArs-DAS
BRYASr's STUMP SPEECH-BLAcK ErED WILLIAM
LITTLE MAC u JoCK0 rHx MONKEY
STUDIO BUILDING. Tenth-st.-FRRScH, ENGLISH and
FLEMISH PicTUREs.
NO 9I WEST 3sTH- -ST.-LIrRRARY AND MusIc.L ENTER
rAIyxRNr YoR BENEFIT OF MEDICAL COLLEGE AND Hos
PiTAL YOR WOxgN AND CHILDREN.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
THE INTEREST IN THE STRONG
CASE REVIVED.
Holm Austin Stevens, jr, Thrraiens the
Counsel for the Prosecution with
Vioience-His Arrest

Yesterday, Mr.. Henry A. Cram Of No. %
the counsel for the prosecution u the late
celebrated Strong Divorce before JLstce
Jobn Austin Stevens. IT,, brother OF Mrs. Strong.
whom he accuses Of threatening him With violence
The complainant states that on the o'h INST, while
IN his wsy 10 the Surrogate COur. he
wes accosted BY Stevens, who said 10 him:
I'm yonr opening speech (menninG tie compainaats
opening speech 10 the Jury IN ihe uonth OF Hoyember
tried In he Supreme Court This cy) you stated TINT
was deficient in manly qualities have come TO nsk
that you retract that statement iIe complauhht ro
fnci TO make any rciraction, and stevens ten ,skcd
him IL he was prepared 20 take the Consequences OF sich
refusal The complainant replied mat he was prepared
for everything. Siefens relo;hel, EMnon' taxing
that he would takc advantage o. 10 one ana tIc icf
view then terminated.
On the same day the complainant received The fol.
lowing letter:
SIR: When called upon you ia person I'll. morning re-
In your opening speech In ihe divorce sui, Nj Strong
you stated you would la,er will a.k you sgni
servant, J0ns AUSTIN sTEvgSs, Ja
| Henry A. CRAM ESQ
JASUAsr 8. 1866
SIR take the trouble OF answering your letter solely be-
cause Of the in'aiemcn II coniain ana not in ihe per
speech in the divorce suit Nj Strong tel you would
with your rcques'. The statements which in The perform
ance Of duty advocate made believed were and
It'll believe susceptible Of proof aud, OF shall
rerac them Ths letter viii close ali on
| my part with you. Yours, etc.
| HENRY A. GRAN
JONI AUSTIN STzvEys IT,
On the day the following letter was received by
Mr.. Cram:
No. % WILEAn. ST.. NEw YORK, Jan. g. lS66-3u
Sir: give you notice that unless hear from You 10
row fnesdsy sth inst. by o'clock withdrawing the onrns
i've eak referred to ia note OF Saturday giving me
proper redress shall take my remedy Your obedent
| servant, JOHN AUSTIN SrEvsss IN
HENRY A. GRAN, KsQ
Relieving that the last sentence contained in the fore
going letter meant direct threat the complain
ant applied 10 the above magistrate for warrant for
the arrest Of Stevens and this statement Of facts
one was granted. Later in tie day Mr. Stevens was
arrested by Officer Ferguson Of the Court Squad and
on his promise TO appear to-day 0nd give bonds for his
future good behavior was allowed to depart.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
THE LATE ROBERT II. MlNTURN.
Meeting Of the Union Lcaguc Ciub-Prs.
ceedings and Resolutions.

A special meeting Of the Union League Club
held al their rooms IN Seyeniochth.st as' evening
10 express the sentiments the Club Gin reerence TO
the death Of their former President Robert L. Minurn
The meeting called 20 order by Nice-Pfcsidcnt
Charles Butler no President Of the Club having been
chosen since the death Of the late President Charles H.
Marshall esq. After stating the object OF the meeting.
the Chairman made few brief remarks e1tollne the
character Of the deceased warm ard sincere friend
a genial associate an honest and upright merchant "a
public spirited citizen man oi vast though uhos'en-
tatjous charity aud above ALL icryent and active
patriot and a sincere and truc.heartcd christian.
ON motion the following gentlemen were appointed a
Committee present appropriate resoloions IN reier
ence 10 the death of the deceased. VIM. J. Dodge,
esq A. A. Low. esq. George Griswud. esq hciatio
Alien esq, Henry Il. Tuckermar. ESQ.
The following resolutions were presented b! the Com
uitiee and unanimously edopied
WhereGI II has pleased Awe Providence 70 remove
r. his phefe O; benign activity earth ow
citizen snd he n aocstc RpDeT h. Mniun aud rh1i
Of this Club aud Is irt President. vel as the iefsonal
and cherished t.nd Of s menibefsi Therefore. 8,
Rcsoleed. That recall, with grateful ssisieci on Ls
original cooperation in the National object. tud patriotic dre'
which this sssociston fcimed to initiate nnd promote
R<.0r.d That whe deeply symp'hiz" w4il his fanny
In their iepaTsbe bereavement and tender our sincere coli
dolence hoEocd aud beloved associate .eneI
ous and genial man a1d true thrsiisn eehtcuai. .
Re,olred That his judicous and unrem,d hDcraiiy IN
the benevolent the gts o. iouue and Lia
discharge ofresposhe duties officer OF onr pnbhc char
ti,s render IN. ample neInoTsblc aId precious.
Rfsolred, That hi. uniform kindness aud hoslualIy IN
social hs consistency and irrudp ms iprry
IA merchant fidelity citizen, hs eatncst f.iious
conviction daily beauty Of BIZ ie erdear and con'e
crate his memory to our beaTf.
Res0IfeG That will atiend bis iunea! under TIE dHec'
ton Of the officers Of the club
Reol,ed That copy Of these resolutions be t!aned 70
the family Oi the decessed
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

BEcKOn Tuesday Jan. 1856 Rachael w. eldest dsushses
Of William aud Ann Beck. IN the 10th Of her sSe
ins at Il O'Clock.
Her remains will be inferred at Goodwill Church. Mont
gomery, Orange Co.. NY.
BARKER-On Monday, Jan. while returning to his homs
at Tnckshoe N T. the Harlem R.il,Oad-.opposed 70
instant desth-I.sac Barker. ss-d % years
the funeral services 1t the NJ T. Church a. Tuckshos,
we,che,ter Co.. N. Y on this Thursday, afternoon s
Trains leave Twenty sirts. and Fourhsv.. Sis and
10 o'clock a.
CANTTNE-At Salem Illinois on Saturday, Dec. 20, 1858:
f. Caroline, wife OF John NJ. Caune, IN the 6tth year Of
her age.
fEENYHon Tuesday morning. JAM a. O'Clock st his
fssny ss s No. M st. 5 S Dr. Joseph
The funeral win t,ke place this Thuridsy) morning at IL
The remain. win be conveyed to 81. rys Cemetery ss.ts.
Island for n,erment The funeral service viii take place 1t
St Marys Church, Clifton at / o'clock p. m.
HAWKEs-0n Tuesday, jan 0. Mr.. John ". Hawkes..
Funeral on Thursday. Jan. H. at o'clock D. m from bic
- lass residence No; sio West Twenty .i1th.s,.
Of I.a%.s ana sss G OF 50 h m snS also msmS "
attend without further notice.
MAPES-On Wednesday JAM 10. ster protracted illness
Prof James Mapes of Newark n j. In the sth year o.
The funeral service will take place Saturday Jan H.
o'clock from his late Winter residence No. " Beecker It.
friends and those of the family respectfully invited
10 attend without further invitation.
boston ana rhiiadeiphis papers please copy.
MlNTrRN-On Tuesday morning, Jan. 9, Robert B. Mnturs
OF this CITY, aged GO years
The funeral viii take place Saturday nett Jan. 1y.
O'Clock, from the Church Of the Holy Communion.
MASONIC-The members Of the Lafayette Lodge No. 60
A. NJ, are summoned to meet at the Lodss-room this
(ThmsJsy morning at ny o'clock, for tn. purpose Of
attending the funeral Of our late brother JNO w HAWKS
JAMES ". BELL, Master.
w 1RvIya adams Secretary.
PURDY-In this city. Monday, Jan.s Elijah F. Pudy,
In the 10th year OF his age.
The relatives aud friends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Friday, Jsn. r. at 10 O'Clock
from ST. Stephens Church. between Broome and Chfyse-
The remains will be taken to White Palms. Sstur
day morning. for interment.
RYEO-On Tuesday, Jan. O. aaer lingering Illness, Eseh
Ryno, aged - years and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully in
ved to attend the funeral from his late redencc No 3lI
Fast Fourhs,, on Friday Jan. IL. a. O'clock withous
further notice.
sEAMAN-At Cedar Swamp. L. J.. on Tuesday. jan 8, OF
paralysis Abga wife OF Robert Seaman aged % years.
The funeral will take place from Frend. Meeting House.
Jericho, l.. l.. Sixth Day. the 18th inst at O'Clock
Carriages will O'Clock train from Hunters Point
Hicksyie
YOUNGS-In Brooklyn. Wednesday Jan 10 Carrie A.,
only daughter Of VIM. F. and Hannah l.. Youngs, sged
y~srs, months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully in
vted to attend her funeral from the residence OF her parents
Rodneys, between Lee and Bedford aves Brooklyn,
f.. d.. on Friday, Jan. II, at II o'clock p. n.
lnterfnent in Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
THE LEGISLATURE YESTERDAY.
Raising Money for Public Charities
RHDIsTRIcTINa THE SITE
Broadway Underground Railroad
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1866.

Petitions We're nraienfed to confirm the grant
Of The Brooklyn Commen Council to the Metropolitan
Railway. and to amend the act for the collection OF
1alnages caused by rs',Ioou ,I, erclucn's'
Ey NJ PIrRsoN--To amend the charter Of the Phoenix
Fire Insurance Company OF Brooklyn.
Hv MI BENNETT-ro consolidate the Buffalo and
wsshncron Eaiiway Company with the Senncmahon-
;rc and Portage Railroad OF Pennsylvania
Also. the Buffalo Police bill
Il, Nr. c. q. CORSELI-To incorporate the American
Ex'loring and Mining Company.
M Nir LTNr-ro enable the Controller Of New York
10 nor, speedily the money required for chaiita'
hlo correctional auG other purposes. under tie act
creating the Depar ment Of rUol, Charities.
TO amend the charter Of the Tiremen's Fund In
40 .ncorporate the New.York Mission and Tract
.S,c.ftv. .
By Mr. ForerE-To enable husband and wife to he
witnesses or ana against each other in civil courts
PILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. ANDREws- TO extend the powers OF the FIVE
T. ms House Of Industry.
By Mr CoLLI,s-To make more stringent tie set 10
or vent persons doing business under fictitious names.
IS Mi PARsoNs-Authorzing the Rochester Com
ynoa Council 10 buy grounds for IN Grsen,l
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
On motion of Nj ANDREWS. the SUBJ a oi Tedisric-
in tie State into Senate and Assem- y DSflctS Ulder
rh- .us; census referred to Select Committee
On motion of Mr.. GODDAEp, IL was
cso e. That the President Of the United States be re-
greeted retain the military service all the os'Ts o. hs
Nera Reserve Corps who have been wounded OF
vile IN the lie Of duty aud who st physically and
oheSai'e able aud qaahed efficiently to perform military ser
vire.
Nh LENT moved the following
Rcored That the Engineer OF the Croton Aqneduc Board
De reunes.ed to report h opinion O the pactc.by OF
constructing railroad under Broadway in Tie City Of Ne"
Nok and especially to the eject OF the attempt 70 conste'
te upou the Croon and other pipes and 1r sewers
sud the damage which may be caused 10 TIE city and
individual property owners thereby and whs nrecau9h
ought tsken guard s:ans the same aud to provide
for the payment o. damages and villa, legislation Is necessary
IN reference TO that object
Mr. c. MURPHY asked tie mover to consent to
She resolution laying over
Mr.. LENT declined.
Nj. MURPHY moved that it be laid on the table.
Motion carried. Adjourned.