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NTH CONGRESS-Fmsr SESSION.
Nv TRLI6RIPB
sENATE...... WASHINGTON March 90 1907.

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sENATE...... WASHINGTON. March 90 1907.
PETITION.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate a petition, nu
mcrOusly signed by women OF ONO Tor tho extension OF
the right OF suffrage without regard 10 sex or color
UNIFORMS IN THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE ou
Mr. SUMNER 0tep., Mass.), nom the COMMITTEE WI
Foreign Relations, reported thc following JOINT Iesoi
ton nh. -, .,.. =. ,,, ,,,,ou,o,,c soryice n,
the United States prohibited from wearing any uni
official costume not previously prescribed Dy
Nj. SUMNER explained that there was habit among
Ministers abroad Of wearing court cosluneS on GER
tain occasions. The Committee on Foreign Relations
thought fit 20 prohibit tins
The joint resolution was passed
The COLORADO BILL
Mr. YATES rep, III, from the Committee on lcnll9-
res. reported yOraby the bill for the admission oi 'o
OradO. ~
Mr. HOWARD Gep Mich.), from the Military Com
mttee reported hill to authorize the Secretary OF war
to possession Of and pay for aporton OF Long Island
s. 600 TO he paid for the property The bill was passed
GOvERNMENI WAREHOUSES At AILANIic DOCK.
the Secretary OF the Treasury sell the Government
warehouses Atlantic Dock Brooklyn, to the highest
THE SALE OF INDIAN TRUST STOCKS.
MI POMEROY rep, Kansas called up me loint Ic;o
luton the sale OF certain stocks held IN trust io The
ChOctaw and Cherokee Indians. ,.-...,
Mr. POMEROY offered an amendment that no stocks
shall be sold for less than Their par value The aeHu
ment was adopted.
Mr. CORBEfT rep, OregonD offered an amendment
stocks he rcinyested in United states stocks Adopted
After lengthy debate on the subject, Wlnch was par
ticipated in by Mcssrs DOOLTTLE johnson, WIS.,,
HENDERSON rep. MOI, CORBEIT lReL, oregon,
SHERMAN E(Rep., ONO, POMEROY rep, kansas)
MORTON rep, Ind J, aud MORRILL, Qiep. Maine), Mr.
DOOIITTE offered substitute for the proposition
before the senate, resolution appTopratng $!tOWO 10
pay the claims Of the ChOctaw and Chckfaw Indians
provided that in the future adjustment of the claims 0
the Choctaws the said amount shall De charged against
the said Indians and provided further that none OF THIS
money shall be paid snch claims unless the secretary
OF the Interior shall have first examined and approved
the same.
MT. STEWART Rcp. New offered an amendment as
hat the said of
satisfaction OF all claims Of said Indians.
Mr.. DOOLIITLE SAID the claims amounted TO "a total
Of S., 10000.
JIIE RECONsTRUCTIOS BILL.
Pending discussion on this subject Mr.. WILSON Rep
Mass) called up the bill appropratHg not 10 exceed
$4,000 10 defIay the expenses OF carrying the Recon
stIuctiOn bills into effect, which was passed.
ADJOURNMENT.
The discussion on the Indian bill was then resumed
and continued 10 2:45 when motion 81 Mr. FEs
SENDER Gep. Mel, the Senate went into Executive
session. and soon afteTward adjourned.
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1867
ALBANY.

THE EXCISE IAw-JIIE AMENDMENTS TO BE RE-
roRrED-APPoINTNIENr FOR NEw-YoRK CITY.
~ rKSsHiPs TO rRlBrSE
ALBANY, Wednesday, March 20, 1867
majority of the Assembly Committee on Internal
Affairs consistngof Messrs Vandenbursh, White Purdy
and Sufern, have agreed upon the following amendments
to the Excise Law essrs TarbOx, Button and Candee
voted sodly against all amendmcnts): The price OF IL
censes Is 10 be graduated between $50 and $500 TO
sell ale or beer only license OF $50 il required Tor
all places where ale, beer and splrituous liquors
are sold, and which are not restaurants
refectores $500 for all stclass restaurants and re-
fecores $780, for all other restaurants or refeetoes,
$50 or less in the discretion Of the Board the latter are
TO decide whether place a restaurant or hotel and
graduate the price OF license accordingly The Sunday
clause mteIercd WITH but the time OF closing at
night changed that they cannot sell liquor between
the hours OF and On Saturday night all places
are TO be closed at u o'clock and he kept eifectuay
so until o'clock Monday morning For all
violations Of the law Sunday the officers empowered
10 make arrests may close and keep efecualy closed
the places wherein the law is violated and for all viola
tons Sunday, and for all violations committed IN view
OF officer authorized TO make an arrest the latter may
arrest the offender without complaint or warrant FOR
violations OF the law between and o'clock n m ana
for selling without license, the officer may make the
summary arrests provided in the law in force When
ever any person keep his hotel open
for especial OCCASION he apply To the Board Tor per
mission do So and the latter may II he thinks proper
grant the written permission requested provided how"
ever 30 such person have this privilege more than
once week. This is to especially benefit ballgoors
further amendment is contemplated requiring the Board
grant licenses to applicants whose moral characters
are Endorsed by reputable free holders but the Com
mttee have not definitely settled this point yet They
Will do so before the report is presented.
The following appointments were confirmed by the
Senate today be Harbor Master for the Port OF New
York Butler G. Noble Of Brooklyn TO he Metropolitan
Fire Commissioners, EmmOns Clark Of New-YorE; to be
Commissioner OF Public Accounts, J. Douglas woodward
OF Pattsburgh Clinton County; to be Trustee OF the
Nautical School in the harhOr of New York, Abia A. Low
Of NcwYOrk: 10 lbe Wreck Masters OF Qneens County,
Richard smith, John Hewlett Thomas PcaIshaiI ana DO
seph Brown. ,
The Governor signed oday the hl 10 aid IN the con
stwction Of the Plattsburph and WmiehaI Railroad
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The reading of the journal of yesterday having
been dispensed with,


been dispensed with,
THE IMPRISONED FESIAS CLERGYMES.
Mr. SHANKS REP, Ind offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee Foreign Affairs 70 investigate the
facts connected with the Imprisonment for life IN Canada
OF the Rev. John Mcmahon citizen OF Anderson, Ind
and pastor of the Catholic Church ut that place ana what
means any should be taken lor his release. The
luton was adopted.
CLAIMS AMERICAN CITIZENS AGAINST GREAT BRITAIN
Mr. LOGAN Q.ep, Ill offered resolution instructin2
the Committee Foreign Affairs 10 Inquire why the
claims Of American citizens against the British Govern
mcnt, commencing with those reported BY the President,
June 49, 1882 and including all that have arisen since that
date and have not been pad and 10 report what IN the
Judgment of the Committee ought to be done to
speedy settlement OF all such claims. The resolution
adopted
A NEW-HAMPSHRE MEMBER.
Jacob Benton, member elect rom New Hamp Shire,
presented himself bad the oath administered TO him bX
the Speaker, and took his seat
4 PRIVATE BILL.
ON motion Of Mr.. ONEILL Uep., Pa, the Senate
requested % return 60 the House the Joint resolution 10
change the name Of the steamship Paon Shun.
SALE or PUBLIC LANDS IS CALHORNIA
Mr.. JULIAN rep. Ind introduced joint resolution
respecting snes Of public lands and I'r,impion, ana
homestead rsis between the Cities VI SJD JUC and
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

RoCEIAND CoUNrY.-The town of stony Point has
elected the following town officers:
superyisor-Danl. Tomkins (Itep), majority II; Town
Clerf-Bensom Briggs DEM, only candidates justices
IA / Weynnt (DemJ, John d. Christie rep: Assessors
r. r. Washbnrn QiepD, majority ~ commissioners OF
iIighways-William knight dcp) Patrick Batter DENY
OVersepTs OF Poor Benjamin Jones, Brewster Brooks
tRepl: Collector-WlIam r. King DEM; Constables
Wu T. King tDemD, Pat Green DEM, Chas Burd
Dem Hudson Burd DEM. T. +. wilkins rep; Inspec
tors of Eleriion-JUbn Bower tDem), George W. Wash
burn rep -. ID,
I'm lSGuot Republican Was elected 10 office in the
town This year ii has se,on Republicans 70 ten
Democrats.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

1IIE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
rrItGEATH II UuBrNR
RoSIoN March 2O-rhe Senate this afternoon or
dered the resolution concerning the amendment 10
the Constitution of the United States 10 third read
ing by vote Of n to g. and as the House of Repre-
,entatiyes had taken similar action last week, the
President of the Senate officially announced that
the Legislature Of Massachusetts, had ratified The
Amendment TO he Constitution OF the United States
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KENTUCKY.
rTpI'gIrCAH CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

EErUBIICAN CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.
~ TyIseksrB TEErNF.
LOUISVILLE March 20-The Union Republicans
to-day nominated Col VIM. A. Bullet of Louisville
for Congress from this District. large ratification
meeting was held tonight at the Court-HO in
dorsing the platform of the Union party, adopted
Feb "a. at Frankf fort. Among the speakers were
Col Barnes, the Hon. Il. A. Baker, Gov Ogesby, and
others. The Congress nominations, so far as made
by the Republicans, stand as follows
Dist EapubltaHG I,g0rdfs
G. g. Symes y. g. Trimbe.
V. William A. Bullet. Asa Z. Grover
VII. William Brown. James Is. Beck
VIII. Milton l. Rice. q. NJ Adams
TX - Samuel Mckee John ID. Young.
Members 81 the last Congress.
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MEETING OF TIE STATE TEMPERANCE socrEr
POLITICAL.
WISCONSIN.

RAILROAD nD-IypARTIAL SUFFRAGE.
TRIBUNE
MADISON, Wis, March 2O-rhe Senate to-day, by
an almost Unanimous vote, adopted a resolution 10
amend the Constitution 80 ~ TO authorize the pay
Inent Of $1,000 from the State Treasury for every
continuous - miles of railroad hereafter built III the
State. The Assembly, by vote OF o. 70 ~ ADOPTED
a resolution "a submit the people o. the State the
question Of ~ tending suffrage 10 women.
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TENNESSEE.
q, rurcn.rn TO Tnu rsmcSn

~ THH ThnCNH
NASHVILLE Tenn, March 20-lhe Supreme Court
II Tennessee will render decision tomorrow ON
cases involving the constitutonality of the State
Franchise law. Ii ~ looked To with much interest
by all parties There no indications as TO what 10
will be-.
The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad has been
consolidated with tile IL PaSo and Pacific Raiifodd
of which Gen. Fremont ~ President.
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ASSEMBLY.

BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. IITTI.EJOllN Rep. OswrgOl-To author-
c the cay Of OswegO 10 borrow money TO pay OIL tue
IN Mr' GIiRIEy rep. Rcnsseacr)-Relatiye to tie
Troy and BOSTON Railroad Company.
By MIR. PARKER I;cp., Cayugdj-To ia The fees Of
by Nj HAYNES dem, Kings Relative to jurors in
BY Mr PRINCE Dem. Eiel- Relative TO the bridge
BY Mr.. READY Dem. Kings For railroad in Eighty
sitib and other streets in the Clty ~ New York.
By Mr. WEED dem, Clintonl-ro facilitate tho con
str1cton OF The whitehall and pIattsbEgh Railroad.
BY Mr. PENFIEID Dem, Westchcsicr)-To repeal
an act authorize the Hudson River Railroad Company
TO build bridge over NePpcIhan Creek.
1nE CONSTITUTIONAL CoNVENIIoN BILL.
The report Of the Conference the Constitutional Con
ycnton bin was announced from the Senate.
Mr. WEED Dem, clinton expressed his dissent nom
the report.
Mr. HIsCOCK ORcp., onondarD moved 10 make Tie
report special order for tomorrow at u O'Clock noon
This was agreed TO-
BILLS PASSED.
n, alter thc Comm 5, toner's Map ~ BROOKLYN
70 make the Common school free IA District No ~
10 authorize the Board OF Supervisors Of Wesichcster
County TO purchase the recE,a,ll turnpike ,ro
10 amend the act FOR laying out roads IN certain toWhs
10 enable the First PRESBYTERIAN Church Of New-Yok
10 gave property 10 the city Mission Tract society;
10 eabc resident aliens To hold aud convey real estate
IT, relation to the Crier Of the city Court Of Buffalo
10 authorize the Board OF Supervisors of Chenango
County assess the tax In the town Of Columbus >,
I'm relation 70 the publication Of legal notices III Haml
ton County. ,.-. . ,
10 amend the act providing for the appointment and
payuentof clerks IA Kings County snrrogate,s office
An act supplemental 10 an act IN relation to the pay
n,rui OF bountics 10 volunteers.
I'm relation to common schools IN the City 81 New York.
10 regulate the sale OF intoxicating liquors IN Duchess
County. .,.-..-
10 amend the charter ~ the Ulster Savings Institution
10 authorize the Travellers Insurance Company 10
effect insurance.
Bills NTROOTCED
Nv Mr. HAINEE tDeu., kIngr)-for the rcIicf or tie
Metropolitan Railroad Company of Brooklyn.
by MI Oakley (kep., klDgel-Io regulate the sale OF
grain, Indian corn. etc. .
BY Mr. BARKER dep, schuyerl-ro regulate the
ferries the Metropolitan Police District.
In relation 20 the redemption ~ notes Of closing BANKS
JHE KINGDOM ~ CANADA
Mr. WEED dem. Clnton) 10y unanimous consent,
offered the following, which was LAID over, under tho
rule:
whereas II is the imperative dny Of the people Of tho
United states OF America through Their proper Itpic
scptatives earnestly protest against tho formation "
puv government IN North America, not republican ia fon,
and ia which the people not allowed 10 govern them
selves and choose Their own rulers and.
Whereas, This nation has, AMI does assume 10 i0alhtah
this prtncip,e upon ms continent and
"nLsT,ot Any Attemvt on III. p.It " the lmpeliai
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Maryland.
nv rptuoNApH TO rrp 1KiHrsE

~ 10 ffk 1hIhtNh
ANNAroIs, Md, March 20The bill calling con-
ycution 10 frame a new State Constitution passed
the Mary land Senate to-day 10y JwO-thIds vote.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
ALABAMA.

uI TTIGRArH 20 TYR TRIBUNE
MoNrGouFKY Ala. March 20.-Gcn. Swayne with
a large number of prominent citizens have issued
call for public meeting 20 be held here on the goth
inst, in favor Of reconstruction under the Sherman
bill.
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DISASTERS.
SUPPOSED loss on A sTrAMER.

SUPPOSED loss or A STEAMER.
sr rGLEoaarH TREUEE
SELMA, Ala, March 2O-Ibe wreck Of the steamer
Coauetto has floating down tho river all the even
ing II is supposed she exploded her boiler bni no par
ti,,,ars have hcsn received
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

ny 1uTsEArn ' TnncSE
CHARLESTON, $. G., March 20.-Gen Siches arrived
lere today. and will issuo his order assuming COM
mand of the department tomorrow. The present
civil officers viii bo permitted To continue their
functions.
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
~ itGtGKlrn TO TEp TBIBrsH
SENATE. ALBANY, Marc

~ TrIteEirB TO
SENATE. ALBANY, March 20, 1867.
MEMORIALS
A memorial preferring charges Of inciVlllty and
neglect Of duty against Judge Charles j. DAILY and the
managers of the NcwIork Institution for the Blind IN
regard applicants for admission 10 said Institution
vas ehnrply denounced by Messre. WHITE REP OnOn-
daca). and II. G. MURPHY Dem, kines and THOMAS
MURPHY rep, n. ~, aud Laid on the table bJ an al
' nils RErorrFD
Relative 10 the salaries OF the Recorder ana o'her Guy
officers Troy.
incorporating the Mount Morris Water Works Com
pany. ,,,
Authorizing the Thirlaye Railroad Company TO lay a
switch In one hundred and twenty -Ihth-st majority
report. Ito.
aud fence with iron the Iork'ille Cut. majority IL
port. -, 49,. ,,.--..
Amending The act Tor the better protection Of teamen
For the relief Of the Buffalo and cleveland and Ceye
land and Buffalo transportation Companies.
incorporating the Mott Memorial Library.
The syracusc Poor House bill.
bills ISrKODUcLD.
To amend the roN i-'d statutes.
RrIatvr to the powers aud duties Of executors and ad
administrations before letters are granted.
By Mr. r. MURPHY Rep, y. f)-ltlatN" 10 me
Parochial Fund Of The Episcopal chuI,b OF Nrw-foik
Authorizing the Durango silver Mining Company TO
issue pTeierTosl stock.
hills PASSED.
Authorizing the Supervisors Of Westcbcstcr County 10
Authorizing a tax Of t2,,oO upon the towns Of oyster
BAY aud Hampstead.
Amending tho charter Of the NowYork Accidental In
Incorporating the suyyesan; safe Deposit Company Of
NewlOrk.
FOR the drainage Of the lands IN Cambria, Niagara
County. $50 go
Incorporating the Jerome Park villa, Site and Improve
To incrcase he salary Of william W Smith, a clerk in
the SuIrogate's office In NeW-fork
Authorizing the Central Railroad Company 10 charge
90. lt,f l.f, lou f., Klf
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lOsTON BANK STATEMENT.
asH,rn 20 IN, rios,Ss.

following is the weekly
the Boston Banks:
Due I'm othcrb'Rssl9,o6i,696
Deposits. 49,. 36,7N.i53
Circulation, Natl y, S09,53j
Circulation, state. }y9,jAs
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The bin amending the act authorizing horse railroad
i'm West Farms and Morrisinla was passed.
The Increasing the salaries az the Officers and clerks
office Of the Collector Of Taxes ia New ORR was
ordered 10 u third reading.
The Senate then took recess
EVENING SESSION.
CANAL LOCK ENLARGEMENT.
The evening session exhausted IN consideration 81
I'm, bin FOR the enlarge of the locke on the Erie and
OswcgO Canals. ....... =, -.
Progress was reported, and Mr. ANDREWS rep, OF
scpol that the bill bo referred 20 the proposed Con
stituiional Convention, recommending ts favorable con
sideratoH Ia that body.
l. The Senate then adjourned.
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Da'Dimotom @au6.
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gDenn's falt. eiuen punld upa Wets!co. Gafee rte 7bst
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 The establishing success which has atteu- ded this invaluable medicine for Physical and Nervous Weakness. General Debility and Pros traitor, Loss of Muscular Energy, Imp pSteney, or any of the ccnseqaeuces of you hful indis. cretion, renders 1t he most valuable prepafa tion ever discovered.
 It will remove all nervous affections, de- pression, excitement, incspacity to study or business, loss of memory, confusion, thouS Shis cf seif-destruction, fears of insanity, &c IL will restore the appetite, renew the health of those who have destroyed it by sensual excess or evil practices. :,
 Young Men,, Se bumbugged no more by "Quack Doctors" and ignorant practitioners, but send without delay for the Elixir, and be at once restored :o health and happiness. A Perfect Cure is Guaranteed in every instance, Price $l or four bottles to one address. aa, Oqs bott tlS iasn sicisnt to effect cure i'd all ordinary cases gasSs WsAE @ G@E ALSO. DIR. JO1NVILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS for the speedy and permanent cure of Gonorr. hea, Gleet, Urethal Discharges, Gravel, Strict ture, and all affections of the Kidneys and Bladder. Cures effected in from one 10 five days. They are prepared from vegetable ex- tracts thst are harmless on the system. and never nauSeatc the stomach or impregnat. the breath. No change of diet is necessary while using them, nor does their action in any man. ner interfere with business pursuits. Price, $l per box.
 Either of the above mentioned articles will be sent to any address, closely sesl,d, and postpaid, by, mail or express, sn receipt of price. Address ell orders to
 BERGER, SHUTS & Co.,, Chemists.
 4S-1v No. 285 River St. Troy. NY