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The New York herald., 1866-03-29
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OrsrKU --cons.derable excitement ua@ s.ased among
me Oyster dealers fe~ days by the report
extensive oyster he'd had rscenlly he.n ssoys.red %
Huntington tsrbor The south shore of Long liAnd.
Frym thoss interested In tue oyster trade have
lesvnsd that the report orgrsied of tho fact hsi
snal reef % oysters had b%sn In the shove
mentioned locality but nothing Ike ths extensive bed
nrst reported. The 0yster vthh have n~ea tassn on
the ref are rather small ana wn rsgairs feeding 10
give them favor and sire.
s.s 90 Tr0rT.a Hos.w A rauhsr - 'sot,ing horns
we're pu, W for sals rse-a.y AT, J1e Esrcsr
s,rs~s J Jsbsina ssctionssr All Ne snirais lock~d
well, and ,hs bdd ns 10 soms ess- vsry brisk ani
the prices procured IN sIl ss-ss god Anoag ths
prnepal sales we're boy STALLION hsnry Ps,fhso, by
m. paichen cot ~ kay Day marr. 70 Hsaly,
$3.50. HAmlnnun soli, oui " the eslebrisd mare
years old, 70 Mr. yssasrssisr. tas I-sdy Jra.
t1so, sorrei horse, s5ss
rrs TErN wosAs--rhs Rev Dr re.-dai. % Mss.
sIpp ~i deliver biz popslu s.isr- on lhs sshi.ct. In
the Cooper Intats this svsnss for ne b<ssa ~
eunerna orphans 10 his Anictd and dssoiaisd state
The theme ssd hs object bosh anrsesrs apd usas
Who would nrd The true woman, and A. the
dry the orphans tear, should nct fAn be prrssnt
srccxsasrr s~f~pu "A fs~ days fnrs q sruiiessAa
rndns west EIps,ssbth was s-inel.d out q
small surn by fictitious erprsr- rsy~ngsr Thn man
sppeAr.e Al ths p@rzohs residsnos beng ssre q ~,
sD.sros presented sssicd envelope ruryt ns 70 son
tain chsck fcr iwo hsndr-d and sst.y foar aollsrs
AMI On rhch thsrr charges s arn0nt n thru
collar Ths isfy ~ ~ how~ ay~red ,a. cover fgspd
rhet aytartnily AT rstt fnd thfnsrs thaa thsts
us ~ frsad pad ne fsi,ov M. s..r asrsssa. utbA
hs ariy r.ceiF'.f 'syaIs sfysew m~assnssfs boa
iaal b. oarisd ~ sa.se lssisr eiseA sna ~ -sss
| bcsp 49, ~" t'iv wss ~, lY- th~fum - nsi rsf
ovss i'''s "aA~ ses op~rsss rs bssasins tsJ
The New York herald., 1866-03-29
THE BREvOORT INSURANCE COMPASY.

The Company 10 Retire from Busfnsss-
All Outstanding Risks Re-Insured in
the Metropolitan Insurance Company
Assets 10 bc Divided Among tho stock-
holders-IIistory or the Company, Sc.
The Brcvoort Fire Insurance Company has decided to
wind mp s affairs and retire from business This deter
minatfon was arrived at Tuesday last, when fun
meeting Of the Board Of Directors was held at tho Office
OF the company No. 70 Wall street. when the position and
prospects OF tho company fully explained by the
President, James G Harriott From hs explanation
II was evident that for time past the company
had been doing losing business. In consequence Of
composition the rates OF Insurance. had been reduced
much below remuneatiye point and the capital OF the
ompany gradually dwndlng away until there re-
Gained but Of two alternatives for the
dopt-either 10 wind up at with a small loss,
carry on business for few months longer lose the
whole OF their capital and leave worthless bits Of
paper in tho possession Of their policy holders The
native, and in accordance Herewith adopted the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution
Ovrcx Bmyooar IssunAscx COMPANY,
mssuS otss Board 81 birsssor. rA,sn oa IL. Company
held this day the following preamble and resolution were
Whereas the hre Insurance business of this city and
being done below actual Underwriting
ssss s s a Ia
given 70 policy hoders and whereas united action can
@ ss a.S "a Which viii Ss se * S 70
holders and AFFORD the security TO policy bolders
therefore st the earnest OF our President
bei
Resolved That the officer. OF this company be and are
hereby directed TO proceed Immediately W qudate It's az
fairs and to rensure all outstanding risks cancel policies
sssoas s So % Win ina
taking such further action he s.ccssry wind
the affairs OF the company; according TO law
JAS. C. HARkIOTT, President
JOINS q. HAuLAyp. Secretary.
All outstanding risks have been reinsured in the Me-
ropolitan Insurance Company and parties holding poll
cies of the Brevoo Insurance Company VIII receive for
the unexprcd time the policy Of the Metropolitan Insur
ancc Company without additional charge.
HISTORY or THE COMPANY.
The Brevoor Fire Insurance Company. with a cash
capital OF hundred and dfty thousand dollars,
incorporated the month OF Arri 1857, with Mr. Rich
ard Oakley as president During the time IL has been in
business the company has paid annual average divi
dend Of about per Tho affairs of tho compa-
In ourishing condition until increased compe
ttion lowered the rates of insurance and several heavy
fres took place. when /, found that about twenty
five per cont of the capital had been expended, with
every prospec, that The balance would disappear in the
same way. Ins fact was promptly communicated to
the directors BY Mr. Harrot president Of the company
when was unanimously resolved TO wind up lis affairs
aud discontinue the business.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

A meeting OF the Roberts party was hold lat evening
at Tammany Hall. There was toleraby large attend
ance The meeting having been called o order, Captain
DsrrKr was the first speaker lie strongly advocated
the policy OF General Sweeny
He was followed by Mr. J. C. O'Ssn, lately from Ire
land, who said thai Ireland was at present Ike ship
without rudder there WAS one 10 guide the
Tensn and therefore he believed thors u.t In
going Ireland However he was willing 10 join John
u OMahony-Qoud cheersl--or Mr. Roberts or any man
who would commence operations nrst Great chernngl
Largo the Fenisn brotherhood II WIS too small Tor
division, and be had no doubt that all woah be united
once more in body. (Enthnssrtc cheersb If they
took Canada II his humble opinion America world
acknowledge them b@Iigerents. They could Just go
and see what sort of pilro CANADA wak-nrt " zee
was like euli Ireland "a volce--"Ah, what govd Ia
Canada = Iaeghierl What would be the consequence
!" Ss ~ Wsa, would he ~. eonsaasne. II rssoasons
maie In the very ktomschs OF IN" John liuiig
lRoan Of aughtsr Bread riots OF formidable ohnrar-
ter world be tbs consequence and Va. Enghmon who
could not 1--we without their beefteaks, would tell their
government tina, they dd not get enough 10 eat they
would pull down the old bcas- eheorrl
hr n osuuIvAS next came forward to address The
mcetiag. ". had only aid few word., when nos.
cornmenced about the doors and cries 81 LOOK Out Tor
the ptck,ocksts.p When silence wAs restored he 70
sumed hs address, and spoke Ina high terms of Va" 90
called Irish republic on American soil ". believed u
ssso.an .,"s % sss sr" ss. uoBns about n
absurd 10 talk Of lighting In Ireland tansds was
thc place 10 lght, and money should be given
10 max. a revolution In Ireland They could make
England give mp her bold of ireland without hribg q
shot IN ireland by stacking knsll'h so",H.rc.
her wherever you cath her; bu, hurrah Tor skug
ber IN Ireland lChesrs.l
The speaker continued thai " would be .rea news or
ireland ", when they caught M. "Dafky hcGec,
grusns and his-esl they asked the Englrh 10 give up
the Fenian prsoners and " they y'iusd then 'nafky
Nctioe" would D. hung f'he~rs Herr thr hall b..
cranmed 90 hy crowd. generally supposed
q, be the supporter ct OMsh0ny. u was feafcJ
general row would oceur bat everything pss-ei OF
quietly from the moment oi the arrival ~ tt's hre
comer all tho enthusiasm s"ened - de aNay. aid
there appeared 10 BE- but ntie attention "a - the
sresches and The majority lef the ball hrioro me
pfccs .dings concluded
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

Tho FIRST contact Of tho shadow on the moons edge
win be ninety eight degrees from tho north point toward
the east and the last contact sixty three degrees toward
the west line drawn from the moons centre To the
North star will always through the north point Of
the moon.
HOW To OBSERVE IT.
No smoked glass required for examination Of the
moons eclipse; but telescope Of more ess power
common opera glass, will be found very useful
Such aids will prevent and possible sraning
Of the eyes while watching the progress Of the shadow
from place to place the moon
This eclipse win be visible in tho principal eastern
cities foliows:-
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shortly hfter eight o'c.oek last night FIRE broke cut
the second floor of Dr. J. 4 Won Eiseuier- oculst
and surst No SIG Broadway The nreren on the alarm
quickly at the PREMISE ou, before they could
tbgus the flames the two beoorns the ccond floor
and two rooms the third floor burned out and
IN. contents ~ each completely d@sroyed. The
i0ss of property BY the burning. together with the
damage done by the water u estimated nj about $50 900
which there Insurance e. the amount ~ f-5 600 IN
g. 900. MorTs, IS 600; Baltic $1,000 pscihc $40 900
Atifnue. $4,000. LnnoS, f5.O0e. North American.
$1,000; siuyvesant, $1,000. aud Morcants', $1,000
The building IL owned by Ihos D. Stnrges. Esq. tho
damage done to which viii smouni to nearly 10000
Insured.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29
NAVY BULLETIN.
psracuyp-.xAEcu 20

pErAcHyD--xAKcH 20.
COMMANDER Daniel Amman. from command Of steamer
Msntonornah aud waiting orders
Gunner William Garter, from duty a, Bay Point, 8 G.,
reporting of relief. and ordered North
BoAiswsin q. q. Smith, from spec cal duty at Navy
Yard washlngton, and ordered 70 steamer Augusta
acting Ensign William A. Ordvav, from steamer
Massachusetts, and granted leave of absence.
Aetng Ensisn B Morris, FROM receiving ship Prince
Actin Ensgn ami Pilot samuel rOmAr, from Navy
Yard Washington, and ordered 10 steamer Ascutney.
Mate Joseph : Leon, from steamer DE Soto and ~.
xered 10 steamer Ascuiney
DETACHED xArcH n.
Acting Second Assistant Engineer John Ork and Act.
ms Third Assisan, Engineer John v Edwari- from tug
Nina and ordered 10 steamer hlsntnouah
oRpKRsD-xARcB 10.
Commander John C. Beaumont, " command steamer
surgeon John Kitchen. to duty Naval Rendezvous
New YORK
Artnr Bostswaln Joha Johnsou, 10 steamer Ashaelol
Gunner John q Poster, 70 duty at Bay Poina, & G
carpcn,er Henry Y. Lesis 10 duty Ai Naval Asylum,
Acting nosis-.in william d AB.b, 10 special su,y
~ Navy Yard, Washington
Thrd ASSISTANT Engineer n n. Klmbsli, 70 steamer
Ietss Enssgs v N Dinon TO Coast Survey steamer
Corvin
tc,ins A~ls,sn, rsyuAaer VIM s.slsn, To steamer
Acting Par>sd A~ktsnt s.rseon j. w. sherry, 10 duty
Ae,lns master Q. .. williams, and Acting Enasn J. L.
Acting Master A W. Ksmpson, 70 steamer wlneostL
Acting Knsisn . ,. Ksiishsr. 70 steamer nasssehs-
ssua
REsiovEp-xlRcH 4
Acting Assistant Paymsster william ". Thompsoa
Acting Enfiss Chss. j. Hill, " steamer squanda
EssrCEKp-xARcH II.
Tfrd Assisian, Engineer Lsmuei Bernard, of steamer
Chicopss
ospFwED-sAscr II.
Acting Ensign Lewis n Hammsrley, 10 steamer As
cutney.
Acting Second Assstass Esgbser Georr. G. cAsssu TO
steamer Augusta
AYrofSrrp-MsRcH a.
" A. Haskell, mate, and oTd4red 10 stoteshlp j G.
Kubu.
BoroRsnIy DfscHAn0rD-nsRcH 81
Acting Volunteer Isuienants n J Sleeyer from ~
cenber J. 1906. and safhnsi Bedsn, from Nafch "a
A Acting Ensign Ezra Bsytissi, frsm March "a
lctng Firs. Ag.isiauf Furin~sr H~u-y n CoosS q
from harrh 10
Ass,ns Ilra .~'s'ans sasfpsor ChASiss H. Gs.<.
from mArcs 20
The New York herald., 1866-03-29
THE SWEENY WING.
Recepsion Of Dcpusstions-stesi and Gold
frssn Irish Canadians.

An erroneous feeling abroad TO the effect that
the Canadian FenIans for the OMahonyte policy Of
denouncng the military wing under Roberts and swecny
II turns out that the military authorities Of the
Roberts -Sweeny movement are In continual corrres
CANADIAN DErUTATIoSs
have recently been In attendance at the headquarters or
President Roberts, assuring "the practical admnistra
ton" that, "as the fight evidently coming, they
we're bracing themselves for the fray
CANADIAN fEsIAN GOLD
has made It's appearance during the pist few days In
Roodiy quantities. dcputaton of military Centres on
Tuesday, delivering large amount OF this motai In
twenty dollar pieces said that they had other metal
the cause and they would H. though every
Irish Canadian might have armless sleeve and incur
the OF Darcy Mct'ce and his proteges.
THE CLAMoR foB THE FI0if1
high aud loud In Fenan circles and the Impression
that the plans and arangement almost attain
ed West Point perfection and that the onearnod chief
may any day sound the tocsn.
THE FESIAS AHsENALs
are good condition The commissaria and exchequer
placed up the mark the die W thcn cast and the
keenes steel ever cdei viii essay TO sever Erin y
bonds The best sign Of this common sense policy u
that the cool skilled thinkers who know the details arc
most solid In the conviction that there mucl,
chances for characterized any rcvolu
tionary movement In the worlds history
The New York herald., 1866-03-29
SUSPENSION OF CULVER, PEyy & co.
Explanatory Circular to their business
Connecttons-Ths Suspension ia be
Tenn pOrnry Only. Sc.

As stated in yesterday HERALD Tuesday the bank
ing firm OF Culver, Penn Co. of Nos 10 and 2l Nassau
street, announced that payments temporarily GUS
pended The news caused some gossip in financial
circles In this city, but failed 10 any observable
commotion In the local business community II II hoped
that the firm will shortly be able TO active opera
tions and, In any event this parties holding outstanding
banking house fully equal TO its liabilities The fol
lowing circular has been issued sent 70 the persons
Interested -
0FrrcE CULVER, PEW Co., J
Nos 10 AND II NASSAU srHkgT, n. Y March 81, 1866.
DR.R SIH--Owing TO very sudden and unexpected
withdrawal OF large amount OF our balances, and
inability To convert portion Of assets In time to
meet the emergency, house Is compelled 10 suspend
temporarily. A som can realize some or our
Investments hope 70 be able 70 resume, and
Assets largely In Of illtics conf
dsntly expect a. be- able pay In full after short time
In the meanwhile all rcnanccs received from You will
he deposited TO yonr credit with the Third National
Bank, and IL will protest your ouLtandng drafts
.eriousy inconvenenccd ny bcng unable for tins
use the amount of your balance with us. With tho
deepest regret for the necessity of this communication
wa are, yours truly, CULVER, PENN co.
Messrx Culv,r, Penn \ Co conn-csed with many
of me leading financial ina,iiutous throughout the
country, and is feared that II ths suslcnson Of
payment by the firm be- temporary these Institutions
will be greatly injured Al late hour yesterday after
banks ocated th- oil regions and having bad large
dealings with the New York banking h0use hnd sus-
pended operations. This report created ssrlte.
ment, though u could not bs traced 10 10 origin
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

PROMENADE CONCERT AT rHH rwESry SECOND
araINySr sRxoay.

rRouxSApg CONCERT AT rms rwESry SECOND
RrGnYSr sRxoay.
ons of the best military promenade concerts Of the
season was given night the spacious aud hand.
some srrnory of the above well organization ny
the Governors Issnd band in aid ~ their library Mr
Charles Kebm leader me band only numbered
some twenty sir pleo.shardIy more than half the nun
ber Of our National Guard bands The best piece op the
programme was the mssnihcen, overture 10 the Frsia
chutz and the worst; the sgIsc,ion from La yora del
Desssna The Frsschuts overture most trying test
J OF tho capabilities u military hand. aud have
rarely heard IL played with such precision and
elan n last night The ncanlAiion scepe, the
beautiful theme following, and the crashing fnas
we're performed In q little expected 20 hear
from one Of military bands The Fbra dei Destsno
was also well rendered; but nothing could redeem this
latest monstroety of Verdi No who hss heard
cluseppes earlier works could dream that be could
degenerate such extent palm OF the public
this pusre disconnected piece Of opera
We do not wonder that proved fasre IN Esrope,
Il must here any manager N uniucky enough 20
bring il out Mr. Rehm hsd large asmbsr u be
COMPOSITIONS on the blf but fortusaiely they sxre OF
sr scsool The mos sccspsss ~ a. WON. rsh Ia
gave night The Leonorz waltz charming little
uercoo. imitation o Strauss aud ingenious arrange
msnt called the Wild Wood Pofa TIE barely
pa1abie verdls Traraa ana 7ors;ovs formed marked
contrast the work have yDkgn OF above II pity
that this eminent composer sfcud trash
be has ben lately IN tho habn Of giving when
he struggling NJ againS the mot form dable obss-
clee fame his genius SIZED lisht Italian school
but nov he Furnishes hybrid MIXTURE q irrsdeemAnls
and plsEiArsw from his contemyofanes We
have not beard any military tand IN New York ihsi se
series more credit the rendering OF the really DIN
band The large .yrnnasium of ths Twenty second rcs
ment was urOy open Al the conclusion Of the correts
| aud extsunvcv reirvnixed. Another conrer Tor "
sane naaans purpose viA ,sks psos q Ne Hmorr b.
for~ toe ~ Va ciCssw
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

Should there be coudless sky above is more thsn
probable that the viii receive greater share cf
public attention the occasion Of the eclipse than he
has been in the habit Of having for time back But
Luna impcrurbable and be looked of
tenance by shadow east by great bar Ike
the globe we inhabil
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

be adopted a. radical party measure and will be passed
finally places the licensing and regulation of the LIQUOR
trade in the Sanitary Committee The county or West
chester excepted Tho bill provides stringent licenss
system and positive Sunday prohibition for the rest
tho metropolitan district.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

rESyER ~ Ar ~. rsrnfcss cAfnhbE.L.
The plan,ive and impressive onieo Of he Tenebr.
performed yesterday afternoon si t Patrick cathedral
with A. clogs adlessncs 70 the riuai ., pssble ca
The altar stood lighted candles - tho epise ade n fhs
altar stood Triangular e-pdclaDrun which
teen candles of brown aud " pure ~hne snd
the 70 lddie ~ tho sauriaary siood reading Fisnf
Shortly after four oiocs The rrrirsiIsrs pfnr iwrnty
IN nunibcr--amoug thern ~ Graee iish"p Nc'i"sAsy
raBged ueuHslges eIihsF side - The tuafi ADJ
Commenced the Once.
The ehanlsr.. snsellBs down melted pryr,ei, ,he
prayer. sJs iyss> then rising they f~esi, a'.p in
s.cret gG,>y Nsfsr trs ana cfso Tho sntpbDu /sins
dssss thsn rcrted md The rhsntefs ea'ing uriu
selves. commenced ths pealns Th' Chanting uas oa
on ous sds by te Rev Fsthor Mcfsan aud On o'hsr
by the Rev. fsthrf MOon@y Pnims - o. aud 20
chspted IN fall Niih ths ahuphou' snd = ~" -nd 81
euing.ishsd u ahe bryrp nndlss ~ 80
end u The nfd psum three lrr-ns being
sunz-,he hrui ~ the Rsy ncceas tbs aecond by
tha Rev Hoonrs snd the thiri ~ ihr Rev y No
fourth aud anh ey.ons ffom ths r~ati'~ = - Ausus
tins ~" palms were snng ~ the Rev fsfhrrs
Bsfe,,a lerraii ani ressevnsy f.speriissiy F.slfr
"a q and ~ tisb cbsnsf ard h. ssvssih. sglb
snd ninth Lessons sung by ilr Hss Fafhefs ssui
hosyii~ aud nc''nsre ard hls Grsre ~ arrhhishyp
Psslnp GO - ~ sui w.re tbsn eisntad. ~hen ths
prflfi horsss. s,apaur A ~ front ~ ~ sa1fto-
sfy The Csusle of Mos palms tf- ffP anf ~
ssd ,he caniicis " z.chsry. B>~sie.s l--a"ss h.as
tua me ~ candles % H. htsh sug
ertlnEusshed slowly, and M sstpban tss -t'is
candle which wg ihr ouy fefnsiulug bNfuinE 10
the snng,e v.s tai ~ esrn and rorcsslei s-bipd ihr
altar Tho eo-lssaatcH than .Est nsh An4 rffli'f 10
Chrshs fafns and ps>g sosfey ~ ~isuee, snd sn uis
ks'srsvs 10 lOr yoce AZ tba t1urll.oA ~ ~as1 ha
cfars th~ Archbishop ref-sied n PRAYER heTss>
orAgsurFsf Do.fa< A. The tnd gf ne pfaysf nasaH
made ~ the chantrfs sayl ~ 'tfr h1raf % hs
booss and the iigttef can6s brg shi frvul bhns
the asAf ssd rsplssed N ~ ifltntr af'et ~thh ~
r@s nd rsilrsi n sihrrs - tAs festff
rOLr rHrEsDsr.
rhs as~ylcas attendant co hAgf dAg utgfs1ay - 10
performed to-day 10 thr yaross tAibf-e sb.fchss -
sbout Ten oeis<k M r~pilbfs rthh hsss eesn ff.-
psxrd 10 many sf ths sbafrhfs afs patterns hssth<
Aad slex4nr. rowega ard hstts frssss sna 90 ant
rod and issr trF fr~ly asfi W ssrnfhfA NE hentp
rary repository ~ ths Hisssi Hesi
Ths Trtsff. al ean<nsnr~ tbs esrting q st
Ps,riets calhs1<G 81 NE ans bouf - ysssfdsy tom
c'ciork.
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Fire q. D.~.iu., Va.

KlczsOsD. March -. tsos.
A Ere IN Dtnvilie Monday nirhi destroyed wooi.en
actory and several stores 90 Maine gtrsst Total loss
1850 600 much Of which b. covered by insurance.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

~. Lorv, Narch - 1890
The extensive chair factory of Heller A Bosnian, On
Howard street, burned 10 Day. Loss 5000. ~
snrapra elG Ooa
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

hfrasDs, We kafth a 10
Ts surs ssrus Tear ~ Nmvousn " Day d~ct1sd thNt
,hs vsts ar isfg reing TIE n~vrp~a ~ thl Ntats ~
rsia q FIfrse- oonst.iciional, ase u@y hsys ~
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

ywffrH W. nssrtirr rirf ..sass = ffs Vas ttes
tsrrsa saif tssssa a. ". sssvs fssrs 80 hst trr
fsnrF ~ f4N traF au1 So wsHf af1
aGtaba n - - th~ thssrs~ lts NwsA fHetts
trs~a " eaeirAl ssssss ~ ~ o. 1f~frms - yafs
papttiss ff-s ~ ~ tatae tss-~ o. 81 4"aA " -
xrss v AZ .tff~.t ~ ~ - prpyssss ~ " ~
tGM. ~ v.as, sAs~~a Nw. v@sa.
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Asse mbIy.
Albany. March rs, 1905
y A n No mn

AlRasr. March rs, 1895
THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD BIIJ. Passed.
The bill to incorporate the Underground Railway Com
paDy considered In Committee Of the Whole and
discussed II length. No material amendments were
made To the bin printed. II ordered u third
reading Afterwards the rules suspended and ths
bill put upon Its third reading and passed follows
YEAs-Msssrs. Adrich. Alley. Andrews, Baker, Barker
Barkley Bergman Biddlecon. Bis Bodne. Boyd Brand
reth, Brown brunson, BurdL Garfield, Calkns Chamber
LAIN Corhrsne Congdon, Crawford creamer, Curtis
Ing Donoho, Downing Eidridge Faulkner Fay. Ferguson
Ferris, Frear Geason ,. O. Graham, Harrington Hepburn
Kimbal, Knskern Lancner, Leylnger, Lewis, ltejohn
lockwood. McCon McClosky Mctiowan Mevey Mlispsnyh
Morse kickerson, Oakley Palmer Patrick Penny Pitts,
Ponerny Rsnpsy. A \; Reynolds Reynolds. q O. Rice
srh.,t seehachcr selden, shaw sherman Smith z. g
Smith snyasr Mr. sysaasc Stephan sls S x s,E:I sS.
vandenburg Van vskenburgh. veedef. Walsh, Warner,
Weed Weller, White, Wilbur. A. J. wosd d. y. Wood and
KArs-Nsssrs Anderson, Baldwin Frost, Goodrich, O.
Rogers, Stevenson and Tuchcr-i3
EVENING SESSION.
CHKNANGo
The bill to provide for the extension OF the Chenango
Canal was ordered 70 . third reading
ANIMAL sUrrLy mI-
Tho Housc then wont into Committee o. the Whole
the Annual supply bill Some time spent in Its
sideration, when progress reported. Adjourned.
Court OF Appeals.
AiBASY March -, 1884
Tho following the day calendar Of the Court OF Ap
peas for Thursday, March 2s:-Nos lIk 4, ), q, o
TO- IL and IL