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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

100000 bonus resolution the Central books the resand
ing OF the same, and the subsequent meetngs OF tle
several Committees the question OF adjustment ana
' nsas Eoyu"0 s,rot@IIas been interested IN the
Central RAILROAD rs stock holder and director since the
consultations il is more for the interest OF the slipper 10
the arguments of the Hudson Railroad u.s. that they do not
business from the Central all the rJued what
no considered would be fair would De This for tse tracks
pped up from the bridge each road 70 have their
own tracks, the Boston and Hudson River to
Of depot room and P ali OTHER matters they
should either pay the proper rent or above their proper
ton Of the property; The breaking Of The connection
would not only De disastrous to the whole community
but 10 the roads The railroads would deprecate any
special legislation hut undoubtedly something should ha
done If the railroad companies cannot agree The bridge
has cost than il should have cost II is not very
per mile. II the break had continued It would
nave amounted TO prohibition ON freight from
points except where people were obliged 10 send II
would also drive away passengers mas MOI DOug, or
sold share OF Stosk IN view OF these tro5bes N any rG'
daes not know OF any director who has done so tc az!
the Hudson River Railroad Directors passed resolution
shares OF Central stOcl ~ the books o. the central sh3Wihe
shares in the Central now own 65i shares
Of Central stock does not own stock in the bridge
ms understood that Mr. Richmond made an arrangement
that the Central should own oneh and the Boston ana
Hudson each oncqnartGr MltItst ~ 'nS 9ilugi M.
nothing 10 DO with amy bargain OF the lhdi oelt
subscribed FOR 20 shares OF the bridge STOCK; Mr. Rich-
mcud took p OF H. and The Central Railroad paid MN Ior
what lac held
The state Engineers report Of the cost Of constructing
tier of enlarged locks the Lrc and Oswego Canals
by enlargng OF the present locks, where they are
now double and constructing single locks, where there
are single ones, IL modification of the estimates
presented la the report submitted 70 the Legislature,
FOB 4. 1864 by Mr. VIM D. Taylor the state Engineer.
and is based upon change ia the character of the ma
sOury The item f0r deepening the canal one foot Is Tot
embraced III the present estimate The estimate Is as iol
lows;
Enlargement Of Lock-. $5955124 70
Alterations in Aqueducts and Culycrts.... 26s,9l9 90
Alterations n Bridges. Observation-Disclosures. 12l,2 90
ldpmONiug Wall 11eillO On
Additional Feeders and Reservoirs S93.13l 90
Land Damages and Removing buildings. 4OJ,sD0 90
Total lOOOg,373 -
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TIE STATE LEGISLATURE.

g. rsIKeRArH 70 rHr TRIHrNN
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. %.
BILLS REPOBTED.
BY Nj PIERSON rep. Kingston consideration
q The senate. the hin 10 ce9to the Msirop1tan HPTnor
Also rctivc the fees Of the Kings County Clerk Also
against the bin increasing the fees Of brokers lIhe latter
By Mi II. C. MURPHY Dem, Rings-A majority
report % amend the charter OF the NeWl Ork Commercial
Association
by Mr. GIBSON Rep, Washinropl-To amend a.. the
administer oath 10 any affidavit rs 70 the qualifications
BT Sir. IEYT rep y Y-To incorporate the National
Savings Bank of Newly Or also. 10 amend Tie charter OF
the Rose Hid Savings Bank. authorizing NE b.hE IN
special to pay higher rate OF interest Than r'e per
By Mr.. ODONNEIL Rep.. LowisD-To make general
throughout The state the provisions OF the Me'IopoA'"u
District Excise Law.
BY Mr. IT, C. MULTIPLY Dem. kings Authorizing tho
Graudst Brooklyn Railroad Company to charge five
Bv Mr. FOLGER Rep.. Ontariol-for Nj. Parsons
Rcp, Monroe1o regulate The closing up OF the AFFAIR."
By Mr. LENT Giep. y. YJ-Beiatiye to the Emanuel
Congregation OF &cwYoik.
To apply the law relative to wrecks TO lake and river
ATfborlzpc yIirh School la syracuse
Extending the time for the completion OF the Lebanon
% Iroyidinc FOR a Normal school OF Potsdo1n.
Amending the charter Of the German savings Bank Of
Tor Inc relief OF David Rea and Hugh Pollock, aliens
OF Ncw-Iork
MItENfH AID lliNS
Mr.. PICRsON G:cp., Kings, Of the select Committee
appointed 20 sit during the las, summer end eAaLl
c ms ~ the condition Of the aryc piers and hulkhcads
ia Now York Harb1r. submitted written report The
Committee recommend that the sret- bordering on tie
riverhOre be Widencd least i0 feet that the har
Dor br placed under o special Board UIcau or Commits
20 whom shall De given tic most absolute cphlIo
and whose terms OF office shall De beyond political
caprice and who Shall Dee men distinguished for their
large commercial knowledge and we-known interest IN
and devotion 10 the proper Development aEd prosperity
% the City and State of Now York.
The b 10 amend The Brooklyn Water Act was ordered
10 III rd reading; ulso tine bin amending tho charter Of
the Nasshr Female College.
The bin Tor the improvement ~ Cuton-,t, Brooklyn
WA reported fayOruby.
IL. Senate udflurleQ
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pFir-SETNgLR Ws-ts-o1gi Conn Tuesiay. Jan b. the
ssied by hs Rev A. j. fike
OF Marharogr htvl v I OF Colchester, 81 the Officiating
eQ1uen g. Mss J.a % skiincr o. Marlborough No cards
.Rg-uv ,IOr We3nesiav Presbyterian Churo
BLOOMFIELD o. hy lc Rev Nelson M.ani NJ > H. H. CLARK o.
Flr.lne T. " ss Annie " Drake q Bloomfield No cards
ho-rsoVu papsn please copy
IOvErIDURIgT-A the residence Of the brides moher Wei
re.r evening 1867 che Rev. Nm W Adams Leander
lowell Ns osk b. Phrb o. lages dsaghter o. Mrs tdes B.
Durcs OF ball River Mass.
WkRREN-NLLARD-At Mortr-sl Canada Wens.lay ian TO-
OF tf brides father By the Rev John C9rnef Mr.
~ Noio-k CITY g. Emily A. eldest daughter Of
Robert Eii..ari eel No cards
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IL NVhIA VI tHC pldiuill
TIE BOARD or sUPRRvIsoRs--A BRIDGE OVER
EAST RryER-THE CoURTHoUsE-A special meeting OF
the Kings County Board OF Supervisors was held yester
day afternoon, ". NJ. Little. esq. In the chair Tho
Committee Erecting the Court House reported that the
boilers now in use were totally unfit for the purpose for
which they intended. and should be removed that
With pressure OF over 80 pounds they did nos M the
radiators with steam - wei as the Old boilers Win
pressure Of three pounds; moreover the Committee con
scred It dangerous for nigh pressure OF steam 70 be
kent up They oppose the introduction OK coils both
them 10 be unhealthy. in conclusion, they submitted
resolution appointing Committee ~ Five. with power to
capacity 20 FIJI The radiators and warm the house, the
coat not 20 exceed 5000. Tho resolution was adopted
Nass- Howell Scheucb, Spague, SchOles and Hanly
appointed such Committee.
Tbc following resolutions were submitted y tke ChaT-
in reference TO the construction OF bridge over the
East River:
e'orod Boari Of Supervisor 10 io The BIN before The
last River believing the Interests Of the City aud COUNTY
qure sdch increase Of facilities Of communication bridge would @
s5os That copy o. these resolutions b. sent to represents
tres e. Albany
on motion OF Gen Croole the first resolution was
the Assembly ana ~ amended the resolutions were una
m0usy adopted.
muuCaon I'm reference TO the disposal of money re
cd fines FOR violations OF the Excise Law, as ne
not satisfied TO whom the money should DC paid
The matter referred 70 the COmmtee Oh Laws ana
the Board then adjOurned
THE WHISKY Frauds argument IN the case Of
Tho United States ag Deyn, etc. for defraudng the In
terna Revenue Department by manufacturing whisky He
gav. called before Commissioner Newton yesterday
adjourned die The of C. Pdth, accused oil
selling liquor without license mp before Commits
sOne Jones and after the submission OF the evidence on
the part OF the Government was adjourned uh the 2'Ih
inst
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Mourning Goods.

CAaD-N. JACKSON, No bJ1 BROADWAY hn cosSiaslJ 90
hand l assorimeRt Boabssnss, sd al other ASdnsS IT'S
0ooGs Also onhe Shaxs Coaks Walls, Grapes handkerchief
Gloves Dc. NJ Blades waited on with goods a. th9 rr,"ee.
s.is W yrls 49, PvsADsf 0as,s,> ~ s"f
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THE INDIAN VAR.
AZ rnr,arApr 70 rnr rRInusE.

mr. rELsaHApH TRIBUNE
81. LoUIs. Jan ga band Of Arrapahoe Indians
- .,,ca,oned Iefween Forts Lyon and Dodge, on the
s,onIrv NH route and were assuming hostile attluue
already driven off several station Keepers
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

TIE EAGLE LIBEL sUr.-1he case OF Pierce
skeehan, Head Center Of the Fenian Brotherhood OF
Long Island against Tie Brooklyn Eagle, for libel was
brought to conclusion yesterday by tho nonappearanoe
N Court OF the plaintiff
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THE Rev. ]. WYATT and the Rev. q. ID. Anderson
address ls Baptist sunday S-hoo As'ociat on OF Ne
Yort arA HroaArn quarterly meeting IRIS AitrNooN 81
o,A ana er-a. ~ q O'Clock he fn Bap-s Church corner
Br,omr lli Rlf,1et. Sta Adgerisemcht
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posroN BANK srArEMENT.

sr TELEGRAPH 70 TRIBUNE
BosTOH Jan. Q.IThe following n the weekly sta'c
- 80 ths condition of the banks OF this city:
Doa,taI SuS000OO Due TO other b. ks.sl3, ,3os
OK oes g82 Deposits. 3b.6i96Ol
osT JGO Circulation, Natl 2h2l5 Ice
Legal tender notes lJ,55G,2yJ CHCu''1iOi' jaw '
Duo I'm other b'ks li,02,sD -.
Qle eank sas pql p9Qe ~ yes-1 -.
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Como ,.-l, J.a 90 ae va, Of NJ Rear COM Of
cslghfer
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THE WATER WOLF.

THE DEMON OF THE BERMUDAS.
thrilling exciting and fascinating Tie reader Is Alternately hh
plot mAEs Itself and the esesnea iadaoed
the multiplicity Incidents Startling ssras depicted % w
imaginative brain Of the anhor LEON proves that the gh<e
writer : unequalei particular line The silver Ship" IN
stsr Dtclter's Portion" Syria JsSe" and tse Maid
written by LION LEWIS and OIL wne have read se
stories know hst Sensational be eattf V ssu "h
rslm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24

American Insutc-rbs Polytechnic branch vii meet TIi4
Thursday EVENING y Cooper Usea Topo.-L No
2 Generation OF stsm by MI j. -
Miller 3 The Manufacture Of Bees Sugar By DI j. lirsh
m u srHrSog. secrtsry q. b. TILLMAg cbsirDs4
New-York tribune., 1867-04-15
GREAT RRTTAN-

THE EXAMINATION or EX-Gov. EYRE.
The third days examination of the Ex-Governor of
Jamaica took place before the Board of Magistrates
At Market-DraytOn on the 29th. Mr. Gihard
openedfor the defense He said he appeared there as
The guardian of Mr.. Eyre's honor, and were he as
sured that without going into the facts Of the case at
MI, but by means Of technical phraseology, or by
Argument Of mere law points, he could succeed in
convincing the bench that it was their duty 10 dis
miss the case, he would decline to obtain dismissal
on such grounds. These were Mr. Eyre's instructions
10 Inn, and it the issue Of facts which he cbal
,enged. He said Mr. Eyre did not regret being
brought before bodYof English gentlemen TO have
MS conduct as Governor Of jamaica reviewed
sn9 snd settled Mr.. Eyre came as n stranger.
te9 ms answer was Il appeal TO n
10y us on kngllsh magistrates, and ask them TO in
nseukatee my conduct upon the evidence which the
gss'eecull0n have themselves advanced and il theV
liz, pa ~ the evidence the least pretese for saving
them ~ n4ye Played the part OF murderer then ask
Td 10 commit me 10 take my trial before a iuryD
A' "Afhed counsel spoke for seven hours and con
New-York tribune., 1867-04-15
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

No 32 An act 10 confirm the title OF Annanias r. smth
TO lands in Cape Vincent, jefferson County.
No 363 An act TO authorize the Commissioners OF High
ways Of Parmea, Jefferson County 10 raise money To
build bridge over the north branch Of Black River:
No 364 An act to egalize official OF Richard Terry
Justice of the Peace Of DePauville jefferson County
and TO authorize him to file his oath Of office
No 365. An1ict to enable LudOvic DE NOu ana Elizabeth
b. Harney his wife, and their children, TO take hold and
dispose ofrea estate.
and powers Of the Albany Guardian Society.
No 367 An act TO incorporate the Staten leland Atbe
No $685. An act authGrizing the Long Island Railroad
No 3G9 In relation TO the extension and construction
OF the so sogthside Railroad Company OF Long Island.
money by tax to meet the DEFICIENCIES for sanitary and
No 57i To enable the Vale Cemetery Association in
Schenectady County to acquire real estate by compulsory
No $40 To provide for draining certain lands in
Waterloo Junius, Seneca Pa, and Tyre In the County
of Seneca.
No s7s. For the relief Of the Canaoharie Academy
No 374. To amend the incorporation of the Domesfio
and Foreign Missionary Society Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church
No S5 For the more effecua prevention of cruelty TO
No S6 An act for the benefit Of the holders Of tho
mortgage bonds OF the Pattsburgh and Montreal Rail
No ST. An act 10 amend the TO facilitate the
stctOn OF the Southern Central Railroad and to author
ize towns TO subscribe to the capital stock thereof
house Company OF New-YOrk.
No $40. An act 10 incorporate the Warehouse Loan
No $780, An act to release TO Lewis Bazzopi and Dan
lei d. Lord trustees Ot Oh Iahu III the NS Vi
Before ordering the County Tax Levy bill TO third
reading yesterday the Senate cut down the additional
amount be raised for the completion OF yournew Court
House from 81 100000 $4,000 but no part OF tins sum
or the whole OF is to be paid Py the Controller without
the written certificate Of the Mayor that it proper and
legal Seventyve thousand dollars is appropriated for
arnOres and drlrOODs but the Board OF SUPERVISORS
not TO spend any greater sum Tor TINS puIpe dne
item repairs of County buildings is reduced $1,000,
and the salaries Of executive departments increased
$4,000 The bill prohibits the Supervisors from cfeatng
any office OF raising the salaries OF themselves or
their SUCCESSORS.
The order of day the consideration OF the veto
OF the Central Railroad Fare bill in the Senate was, on
motion Person yesterday resclnded Dy Noto
of IG Yeas TO II Nays motion to consider it Tues
day evening then carried. powerful lobby ~ at
work TO secure the passage OF the Dill over the Neto'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON April ls NO0n-COnsOls for money, 9O3 United
Btates Five-twenty bonds, a. Illinois Central Railway
shares 77.; Eric Railway shares S71.
AfternOon.The current rates for American securities
at this hour are as follows U. s. FveTwenty bonds 4i;
Erie Railroad shares, S5s; Illinois Central shares TIT
Eyenng-Consols for money, 9O2; American Securities
this evening closed as follows: United States Five
twenty bonds "a Erie shares, 49, Illinois Central shares
S73.
FRANKFORT, April 12, NoOn-United States Fve-twen-
ties, 75l
Rvening.-Unted states Bonds, 76.
LONDON April I3 Evening.-The markets generally
without change. LiHseed Oil has declined g. tun, and
is quoted at e5s 1O Sperm and Whale Oils are firm
former at and the latter $50 Iron 52
for Scotch Pigs mixed numbers. sceds-Clover 566 for
American Red. Linseed, 65i y cwt for Calcutta. Lin
seed Cakes, 80 loi. 2 tun for thin oblong.
LIVERPOOL, April l3, Noon-The Cotton market s quiet.
sales to-day estimated at 5000 bales. MddlBg
Uplands I'D; Midding Orleans, 121d. White California
Wheat, 14I. Corn, 49i3Q4S6. Barley 4is. Oats, 3IG
Peas 45. Pork. 77G Beef, 1884, Cheese, 6O. Lard, 49
Bacon, 42i. Petroleumsprts, II; Standard White, 49,
Rosin-CemmOn. S8; Fine, H. Ons-Linseed. RSs;
Sperm, RlSl, Whale, R39. Seeds-ClOver, 66i6 Lnseed,
GSl. Pot Ashes s. Scotch Pig IrOn 1871. TallOw G.
IAnseed Cakes. 80 lO Spirits Turpentine, 81.
Afternoon.-The market for Sugar fITner. Since
the opening the cotton market has become somewhat
tirmer though prices have not quotably advanced.
Evenng.-The Cotton market was somewhat more ao-
NNo Voay' anu INC ndies ino lSey e1Ceeueu lhe NOOH
estimate. No advance however established in prices
Middlng Uplands being quoted at the close at lIIai2d
and Middlng Orleans l24d Total sales f the day. 1900
bales including several thousand for speculation and
port The Breadstus market firm and prces arc gen
orally unchanged. Corn, however, is somewhat weaker,
and the highest figures tonight the lowest to-day
Wheat, 14 for California White. Corn 1913 for Mixed
Western Barley, as for Canadian Oats, Si6 Peas,
Ei. The Provisions market is generally firm. Pork III
bbl. Of 200 n. Beef 1851 y bbl of3O4 10 Bacon has
declined TO 4Oi6 cwt for Cumberland Cut Lard 49l
Cheese CO., for Middling Petroleum, II p gallon FOR
Spirits, and 1i6 for standard White. Rosn, sl3 p
cwt for Common, and l7 for fine. Ashes 3 y cwt for
Pots. Tallow, 4I6 Spirits Turpentne, s7I y cwt.
Sugar closed firm at 2 cwt for No l2 Dutch standard
New-York tribune., 1867-04-15
PRUSSIA.
MOVEMENTS or THE FLEET.

MOVEMENTS or THE FLEET.
The Whole PrusSiaI fleet IL 10 be ready TO put TO
sea alta moments notice after April l.
COUNT BIsAiARCK.
I'm the North German Parliament march, 90 one of
the members having censured Count Bismarck for
the PASSIONATE language which he declared had been
uscdby the Minister III a recent debate Count Bis
narC4i rose in the course of the sitting and said
"YOl should consider that who has for five years
bcoi engaged in political contests, in which he has
lost his health to attain what has been obtained is
e0sily excited You do not know ihe added in what
manner your opposition may affect my political ac-
ton You are not acquainted with my struggles nor
with the general political situation, and you do not
know how difficult il is at present to treat with
foreign Governments when one is not certain of the
support of Parliament The Danish members of the
North German Parliament intend TO propose that the
general Obligation 20 military service should be sus
pended in th' districts Of Schleswg north of Flens-
New-York tribune., 1867-04-15
ASSEMBLY.
Hills PASSED.

To amend the charter of the village Of Saratoga
70 prevent delays in the passage Of passengers or
| freight over railroads in this State.
Authorizing the preparation oi manual for the OF
the Constitutional Convention.
To amend the act TO authorize certain towns take
stock and issue bonds in aid Of the ROndOut and Oswego
10 amend the Capital Police act
To amend the charter OF the National Life Insurance
TO pay bountes to certain Volunteers in the City of
To amend the charter of the Home Life Insurance Com
pany.
berlain and City Attorney Of the City of Troy.
For the relief of the cooperative Iron Founders AssOc
TO incorporate the Metropolitan Bathing Association
Ia relation TO the Common Schools in Lockport.
TO amend the Revised Statutes relative TO the egnla
AFTERNooN SESSION
At $50 o'clock y. m the House went in Committee Of
the Whole and took up the bill establish the
politan Harbor District and TO create the Board of
The SPEAKER moved to order the bill TO a third read
ing; which was Ost-3l 10 81.
The SPEAKER then moved TO report progress and ask
leave to consider the bill again which was lost ii 10
In the House the SPEAKER moved TO disagree with
bill 10 third reading which was lost-3s tot
The report OF the Committee to grant leave TO sit again
The bill amending the National Guard act and revising
the Military Code was ordered TO a third reading
BILLS REPORTED.
To incorporate the Metropolitan Cooperative Union
STo incorporate the Mestchester Hydraulic Company.
To incorporate the Newly ork Pneumatic Dispatch Com
To extend the powers and duties OF the Park
TO facilitate the construction of the Utica aud Black
River Railroad Company.
To facilitate the construction of the Ithaca and iona
wanda Railroad.
Relative to the Trustees Of the Brooklyn Art Assoea
tOn
For protection of persons travelling Fourth-ave.
TO enable the Tammany Society of New-Yoit to hold
real estate.
In relation TO tolls on salt
Relative TO the action OF the NewYork Supervisors in
retuhding taxes paid by corporations Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1867-04-15
burg until the question of apebscitum in those dis
tricts shall have been determined.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.


The Lerdnt Healds correspondent writing from
Cairo says:
am assured on the best authority that in November
last NJ de Mouster promised Nuber Paha that as soon
as the insurrection put down. the island should be
given to Egypt French policy now, however points to
another solution Of the difficulty and the Viceroy con-
sders himselfdOne after having spent nearly $7OO on
the ngh Of this disappointed hope Should the Porte
now finally refuse what Nuber has gone TO ask Tor the
prospect is-nOt pacific from this side"
A dispatch from Constantinople states that the
Russian ambassador i'll that city is endeayorng to
hiring TO an end the efiIIsOn of blood i'll Gambia.
TURKEY AND BULGARIA.
The Turkish province of Bulgaria, which contains
population almost unmixed of four millions of souls
who have remained faithful to the Greek Church, but
have preserved but little Of the warlike spirit OF
their ancestors attracts at the present moment atte-
tion from its being, with Thessaly and Epirus, the
principal seat of the movement directed against the
authority of the Porte. The National Committee IN
that province has just addressed TO the Sultan q
petition expressing the desires and complaints OF the
population The wants of the people are summarized
in the following manner:
"Iet the Sultan degn TO consolidate forever the ties
which attach Bulgaria TO his throne, by prOclamng tho
political and religious autonomy Of the country based on
liberal constitution, and let him add TO hs ute that OF
King Of the Bulgarians."