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The Portland daily press., 1867-01-17
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
l74 MIDDLE STREET.

Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel
WHEkE he would respectfully announce to
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he
permanently located in this city. During the three
years we have been in this city, have cured some
OF the worst forms of disease in persons who have
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing
patients in short time thai the Question is often
asked, do they stay cured? To this question
we will say that all that do not stay cured, we
doctor the second time without charge.
Dr.. D. has been practical Electrician for twenty
years, and 10 also regular graduated physical
Electricity Is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases il
the head, neck, or extremities; consumption wher
In the acute stages where the lungs are not full,
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofula. l,g
Diseases white swellings spinal diseases, curvature
palsy paralysis, st. Vitas' Dance. Deafness STAN.
mering or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia indiges-
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi-
tis structures 81 the chest, and al forms Of female
BY Electricity
The Rheumatic, tho equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformites re.
moved; faintness converted to yigor, weakness to
strength; the blind made to see the deal to hear ana
the pasied form to move upright; the blemishes OF
youth are obliterated; the ACCIDENTS OF mature lie
prevented the caamiles OF old age 0bviated and an
active circulation maintained.
LADIES
Who have cold hanGs and feet; weak stomaehs lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache dz zi-
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion and
constipation OF the bowels; pain in the side and back
leucorrhGa, Tor whites; falling of the womb with n-
ternai cancers; tuinors, poypus, and all that long
train Of diseases will lind in Electricity
of cure. For painful menstruation, too =, .ofuse
menstruat0n, and all OF those long line troubles
with young ladies', Electricity is certain specific.
and VIII In short time, restore the sufferer to the
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-17
Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
I WILL sell my flrm near Aliens Corner West
brook, about three miles from Portland one mile
from horse cars, aud Westbruok Seminary.
Said farm contains about 100 acres. part Of it very
valuabe for llagc. and part OF IL for building lots.
There good house. two large barus, and out nous
cs on The premises. twill be sold together or in lots
TO suit purchasers CYRUS TIIURLOW
sep1I-dtf 1C5 Commercial st.
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From the worcester Mass ! snp

HE PREss.-Among the papers that commence the
new year with enlarged sheets and manifest signs of
prosperity are the Portland Press and the Hartford
Evening Press. The former is the largest and best
daiiy IN the State of Maine and the latter we have
long regarded as OF the ablest of our
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-17
From the Maine Farmer.

ITTOW IIuITe FUfHItT.I
Twas nearly blind with Scrofulous Sore Ewes fonr
years, being confined to a dark and suffering
excruciatng pain great portion of the time. con-
suited many physicians without relief. Dr. Carpen-
ter cured me. My sight is now good. L reside in
Vassalboro'. Mrs. p. b. LANCASTER
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Cumberland National Bank.

Cumberland National bank,
VNHE Stockholders of the Cumberland National
i Bank OF Portland, are HEREBY notiied thai tbers
will be meeting of the Stockholders held Mt their
Banking Room, on Monday, the 2lst day Of JannaTy.
1867 at O'Clock NJ, for the choice Of Directors,
and the transaction OF any other business that NAV
then come before them. ' -''
Portland, Dec. 10, 1896. deeisitd
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-17

Belfast, Me-, Nov 81, 1866
During 10 years grew totally dear in one ear and
so deaf in the other that unable to hear unless
ADDRESSED very loudly, and had dsagreeabie noises in
my head. Was obliged to absent myself from church
and society on that account consulted an eminent
ply stefan in Boston without relief, and supposed
must always remain deaf, but about two wears ago
applied TO Dr. Carpenter; after the application Of i,
feet from either ear and my hearing remains perIect
am W years OF age, and reside on High street. Bel
fast, Name where any person can see or hear from
me. Mrs ~ A IEWIS
We have been acquainted with Mrs. Lewis for years
and know she was deaf and now hears, and believe
the above statement to be correct.
REV. G. PALFREY,
Pastor of LIST Parish, Belfast
MIR. w. NJ. RUST,
Editor Of belfast Are"
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TO LET.
Notice.

T ARGE CHAMBER No Free Street Block APP
IL ply to
al2d1ws 4 FRED II HALE
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For Lease.

TIME valuable lot of land corner of Middle and
i Plumb Streets, Tor term OF years. ENQUIRE
OF .sa.s-g 1913 - Z. g. MITCHELL IL SON,
Aug 2e, 1sCG-tttf 178 Fore Street.
o. House for Sale, No 80 Myrtle Street. En-
k%: quire at No Central Wharf, &H q
EHll July 12-fltt
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First Glass Houses for Sale

FlrSE ClaSS Houses Tor Sale.
ME offer for sale the eight first class brick houses
w recently built by u.s. situated on Pine Street,
between Clark and Carleton Streets .,.s
brick drains and marble mantelpieces throughout
They will be sold at low price, and on very favora-
BILE terms Apply at our Office, No. 27f Danforth 3.
4 j. y. BROWN & SONS,
or VIM. II. JERRIs, Real Estate Agent, opposite the
Prehle House.
October 16, 1866. DIFF
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PROSPECTUS.
L HE PR E SIS &.
For. 1867.
For. 1862

With the opening of the new year we presented
to the readers of the
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-17

The Portland Press has increased its size eQuiva-
lent to an addition of three four columns This
ton from Tue ashes of the great fire, shows that the
principles advocates and its efforts cater to the
literary tastes of its readers are appreciated by the
publca The a ilit0nal splce now obtained will be
devoted to SELECTIONS from current literature
The Portland daily press., 1867-01-17

New Orleans Markets.
~ New ORLEANS, Jan. 10.
Cotton-frm; sales $500 bales. Middling uplands
m
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

SENATE CONTRIBUTIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
sY TILEGKAPB TRBuN
WASHINGTON, April5-The Senate to-day confirmed
the following nominations:
Misrr R,sdeat-Aander Asboth Of Mississippi to The Republic
CoS.as-Faucis P knight Wen hang China + Strtsies Of
,ia Thomas Rhode Island Belfast j. A. Johnson of
Rhode Island Consul Al Beirut TO be 'onsaIGe'si at Beirut
Thomas Kilby Smith Of Ohio. At Panama
Nec,l .Steiet,fpo,-Jsiues D. Brady Norfolk. Va .
PosGudaTs-J. K s. Maynard wAseIly Iowa Henry G smith
Ponroy Ohio Joseph HOfel Shrevepo Louisiana EI~in "
Hee,ey FeItonyie Me,i9 o = Helash % Losls Ar".1o,i
NweYok; Charles Harris Howard NewloEi EpAraln i4nlssY
NeW.JeTsey lety H. IoNusu Warren Ohio IA bel Nc
KiIen Md.own bnsyi'aua Mrs Caroline r. CoNau deor
Maine, John Bradshaw. hstt oho HfGp T. k"9.sS,
Oliver Powson NesPhsdephs Ohio Mahsls J. Crane Wells
vile David W Mcee Peoria H. SAMUEL ReIitgei Cark.ri
Tenn Richard YckshuTgh Miss Jacob kar Jackson
STANLEY O. Troti Charleston g Ler9 B!oNg Matched alss
W. Wood DE W Iowa Robert T. steele Geneseo Ill George
Tdwsl Morrill, Fsrmington Me Rclas VI Greene Phelps
John Rslk LaweAce Dennis Mckay, Macon City Mo-
Collectors O(Jata Rer,HgeWllam ?. Taum Isl District Of
New Jersey CsI,s Ahcon XVIII District Of Pehnsy Fred
ssoS" Of is@@i Rss|Wim ,IcSlely XVIII District Of
Pennsylvania; Henry Raymond, vA District Of Michigan
The Senate rejected the following nominations:
Posfasrs-Il W. Anderson Washington love- Iram FnleT
Cohoes y y AVN Barnes, Welsvile " !. VIM Tieson,
T.. Cassidy E0ts Mills Md James A. Ben-
nan Csotdae Ia Jason Barber Su~Iuesuna Depot Pa G. H.
Well, iigde PArk Pa james Wilbur Tovsnds Pa Waldo Dayis
Van Wort Pa Abrer DsTln LJens Iowa George b. oocdnn
Etshbg Mas Noes H. N,,y Pgei sasdGshs ono yo% wv W.
ner Milton Pa wm lOaike, WlamspoI', Pa; John W. Mics
Dsuvile Pa.
aNa1Si Storsiseper-T 81 j. ESles At Washington
EtrtapeAddsou Mapts Fourth District
Rreta Adoph Fosnson Pnh District Wis
consa John NJ Glover Third District Mnour james Clements
Tsed Sas warsIG-SsmueA Jones Western District Tennessee
'PosiOa A0,Ht-FTsfks s. Curtis Al Macon city Mo- ....
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
THE THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT.


HEADQUARTERS THIRD MILITARY DIVISION,
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April ], lsc7.
. ORDERS No lin compliance with General Orders
No IS dated Headquarters of the Army, March 10, stI
the undersigned assumes command Of the Thrd Military
District which comprises the States Of Alabama, Georgia
and Florida. The Districts Of Georgia and Alabama VIII
remain as at present constituted and with then present
commanders except that the Headquarters of the DIS
trct OF Georgia win he forthwith removed to Nedgc
Vile The District of Key West is hereby merged into
the District Of Florida, which Will be commanded hy Col
Headquarters the District Of Florida Arc removed tO
Tallahassee. 10 which place the District COMMANDER VIII
transfer his headquarters without delay.
]. The civil officers at present IN Once ln Georgia.
Florida and Alabama, will retain their Offices Cnt the
expiration Of their terms uf service unless otherwise
directed In special cases, so long justice uqaItaly
and faithfully administered II j. hoped that no necessity
may arise the ntepOson Of the military authorizes
in the civil administration and such necessity can Only
arise from the failure of the civil tribunals 10 protect The
people without distinction, m their rights OF person ana
property. , =.
III II las TO he clearly understood, however, that the
civil officers thus retained IN Office shall coninc them
selves strictly to performance OF their official dutlc
and while holding tler Offices they shall not any
taking active part in rccOUs1ctng thci state govern
uents under tie act Of Congress % provide f tie moie
efficient government of the Rebel states ana the act sup
plemcutary tnercto.
~ No elect ions Will be held In any of the states com
pli,rd i'm ths Military District, except such a. "tt pro
vidcd for in the Of Congress and In the manner therein
established bat all vacancies IN cyl o!!ocs winch now
office Of the present incumbents before tle prescribed
registration Of voters l. completed, VIII DC hfG bY ap
pOntInent Of the General commanding The District.
= JNO. POPE, MaiOrGencIal Commanding.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
ONO.

The Charter elections in Ohio generally exhibit Re
publican gains. In Toledo the Republicans succeeded
ia ecctng every of their candidates on the city
ticket. and 10 of the ]? Councmen The city last
Spring elected as Councilmena majority of Democmts
and the straight Democratic city ticket. At Cleve-
land all the Republican city candidates. except the
nominee for Mayor who defeated, were elected
by from 2C9 10 800 majority. The Leader asserts the
election of the Democratic Mayor byfIaud. II saws
that in the 9th Ward the Democratic vote WAS 49,
or ~ more than were p0ed for both candidates for
Mayor "a year ago. The total vote was lOsi while
there are not 300 legal voters IN the Ward. similar
state of affairs exists IN the llth Ward. In Dayton
tthe home of Nallandighaml the election resulted IN
the success of the whole Republican city ticket, by
maorties ranging from 100 10 $50 Ihe average
Union majority ON the cIty ticket is 100 last Spring
il was PCS; so that the Union gain is l3 full vote
would have shown 800 gain. The Council stands .
Union and Democrats. In Ravenna the Union
ticket was elected without opposition.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
XLTu CONGRESS.
~ TELEGRAPH To THE TRlB

~ TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
SENATE-fExTRA SESSION l-WAsiIINGfON, ApfhO'
PETITION FROM TIE VETERAN CORPS OF CAiiFokNiN
Mr.. COLE tRep., Cali presented petition OF tllS
Veteran Reserve Corps Of California he si tey Scrn,u @
two three years and during that time thcy were sue
cesSul in their contest with vaIous Indian trlne su
ing the NavajOcs, Apaches, and ComanChes IN NeW-
Mexico. They were discharged nearly 2Oo9 nics lio'
home and received a mere pttance to reach California
and now ask be allowed the same rate 0 lfanspOft
ti0 which has been given other discharged soldiers TO
cover their expenses. - ,,n,,..
The petition was referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs . - ,,..
EMPLOYMENT or LEWIS V. BOGl.
On motion of Mr.. ROSS tRep. Kansas NJ was fesoNcl
that the Secretary OF the Interior inform the senate
whether Lewis Bogy is N the employment 0t that
Department; il so, in what capacity his duties ana com
peIsatlOn; when appointed by whom; ana what IN
structiuns any have been given TO him, AMI by whom
RESOLUTION FOR THE EXPULSION OF SENAlOh
SALISBURY. -
Mr. SUMNER rep MaSs) offered n resolution NhlCh
he said he would call MP tomorrow, that willard Sauls
bury Senator from Delaware, having appeared repeat
eddy the floor of the Senate in condition o ihoAlca
tiQn bc, and he is hereby expelled from the Senate
EXRCI1INE SESSION.
ON motion of Mr.. SHERMAN 0Scp., Oho) the Scialc
went into Executive Session.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
THE INDIAN VAR.

TIE FORr BUFoRD MASSACRE DIsCREDITEp.
TELEGRAPH rRlsrSA
ST. Louis Mo, April 5.-The reported massacre at
Fort Buford is not credited here Letters have been
received from Fort Sully by gentleman of this city,
of later date than the one upon which the story is
based which report all well. aud make no aliuslon
to any disaster. Gen. Sherman has received no adj
vices Of massacre and dsbeeves the report
A Full ACCOUNT or THE FORT KEARNEY MASSACRE.
The Helend (Montanal HGdH of March eth contains
the following OF the Fort Phil Kearney massacre
as furnished 10 some white men, by Indians engaged
themselves, In the massacre 30
They the sioux were about 1900 strong all warriors
without their families. Reaching deep ravne hthrthe
fort the body OF indians were stationed on oppote
he seen while small number or their pest
riders dash up 10 the post where the toveri
nlent horses and mules were Loose, ana sanpeued 'en
The commander OF the post sent, out aDont w inch
and officers TO pursue the Indians, and recover
u possible. the lost stock. The retiring small
baud OF Indians went slow enough 10 ei-
file where hordes Of demons waited 70 destroy the ne
trap successful In every particular After inc httle
eQaud Of trop had fairly entered the deep canon the
Indians lining the sides OF the mountain on eitner suc
raised and fired yoley OF arrows and bullets kling on
the spot all but Il of the soldiers aud every olneer
These u, though number were wounded the inuiahs
say fought bavely and killed sOme ~ or 20 OF ther mum
beT among them the three principal chiefs pele they
were slot But there was one OF the Draye ooy ~
blue whom neither their arrows nor bullets Would tel
though he bad nInbeflcss wounds lie 6oon up ana
fought hand hand TIL overwhelmed by their closing
upou him. aud carrying him off prisoner TO tieir cap
where e nally tortured 10 DEATH The shVages say
that aside IRON The force lining the fatal denie th,y
stationed Coo ~ tn,r picked young HrlOWeIs hcuI INC
post make of it's capture ~ case tne troops
remaining within should he sent out 10 the relief OF thc
comrtdCs. But this not done, hlthouBh they couu
1luf
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
EIrcIEp
NEW.YORK.
s,,ro,K corxry rowN rIEcrIoxs.

SUFFOLK COUNTY TOWN ELECTIONS.
SOUTHAsIPToN- Supervisor, VIM. X. Post u'epl:
Town CLERK, VIM. :. Perean Reps Justice of the Peace
T. Jones Ludlow RepJ; Collector John f. Ioungs Hep)
East HAMrToN-The entire Republican ticket elected
y gain ~ Supervisors: Supervisor, Samuel L. Orsbom;
Town CLERK. samuel II. Gardiner Justice Of the Peace,
Henry B Tuhill; Assessor, VIM. H. TrOker. soUTHOLD-
This Town also went the Republican ticket entire The
vote County Poor House stood iOS for to ~ against
Franklin H. Oycrton GscpJ elected for supervisor
RIvERHEAD elected Joshua l. Wells Rcl supervisor;
samuel Gfffng, Assessor tDcmE Hubbard CotWii, Col
iertor tDem the balance ~ the Republican ticket was
elected. SHELTER Island elects Dr. Nlcoll RcpJ as
Supervisor. aud the whole 81 the ticket there beng NO
opposition.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA.

GEN scnouEIDs REGISTRATION ORDER.
~ TELRGRArH 30
RICHMOND. VA, April Gen Schofcld has issued
an order providing for Registration. There IL 10 be
one Registering officer for each Magisteral District
in the counties and one for each ward in the cities
whose qualifications are to be- Having been an Off
Ger in the United States army, being loyal citizens
of the county in which hc acts, of some other
county in the State; hc must have a high character
and, as far as possible. have the Conscience of his
ow-citizeus: he shall not he candidate for any
Office an officer of the army, Freedmen's, s,BnTeau.
The appointments of all officers are 10 be made by
Gen. SchOield, on the recommendation made BY ah
examining board of army officers.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
NEw-YoRK, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1867.

Railroad and to exempt certain bonds from taxation
by vote OF "a 10 "a.
and other streets In the City Of Newfor by vote Oh
To Incorporate the New-York and East River Bridge
Company for the construction Of bridge the East
River, between New York and Brooklyn ., no,,
To regulate the sale of vegetables in the CITY OF new
YORK by weight instead OF measure
AFTERNOON SESSION.
... . REPORTs. ~
TO amend the act 10 change the route of the Broad
way and Seventh Avenue Railroad.
provide for the registration of Births, Marriages and
10 authorize the appointment OF Inspecting superin
tendents on State Canals; and to abolish tile olice oi
superintendent Of Repairs. =,
Volunteers. .--.-..,.,,
BY Mr. sELKRE(i fRep Tompkins)-TO amend the Re
yised Statutes relating the opening Of Tecgaplc DIS
patches to amend the act to regulate Telegraph Com
COMMITTEE ON THE CAPITOL POLICE BILL
CommIttcc ON the Capitol Police BILL Messrs. H. Smith
Ucp Mbauy), Potter tRep, AlDanyl Ems tkeP, SccI
ectadyl, Gurey Rep, Rennsalaer ana Robertson icin
Albany. -..
To autborize certain towns TO issue bonds for the
sructiOn of the Southern Central Railroad.
10 facilitate the construction OF the Dutehefs and
To extend the time for the construction of tho West
Shore Railroad.
For the benefit mortgage bonds Of Patsburgh and
10 amend tho act relative navigation Of Cayuga and
Seneca Canal.
Recess to u y.
EVENING SESSION. .,
BILLS PASSED. -.
In relation TO public parks in the City of Brook
lyn. ..
TO provide for the opening Of Plymonth-st, Brooklyn
To authorize Institution for savings for merchants
clerks To accumulate surplus
To authorize the consolidation Of Buffalo Cross Cut ana
Penusy lVania CrOssC Railroad Companies.
To authorize tho Travellers National Insurance Com
pany effect Insurance the lives OF individuals.
TO lay out Bay-sidc Boulevard In Richmond County.
To facilitate the construction of the ST. Lawrence val
ley Railroad.
For the further protection of Female Enpioyesin New
York City.
TO lay ont Washington Square staplcton, Richmond
County. .
To establish German American Institute in New
York
To facilitate the construction Of the Buffalo, Oh Creek,
Crosscut Railroad. ...
To facilitate the construction Of the waikiki valley
Railroad.
REPORTS.
TO incorporate the Franklin Savings Bank New-iork.
To incorporate the Market Savings Bank, NGwIOrk.
70 incorporate the Continental Land and Mining
Company.
For the Protection Of Roman Catholic Children IN New
York.
To authorize the Durango silver Mining Company to
issue preferred stock.
For the better protection OF persons travelling on
Fourth ave. Ncw-NOrk
To incorporate the DcpOstors Loan Institution OF New
York. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
MIC rElEsKAPn TO ras rpuBuxE-

ATLANTIC
LONDON, April 5.-1he Budget laid before the
House of Commons last ght by Mr.. Disraei gives
general satisfaction and is well received by the press
and members of Parliament.
All hopes for the safety of DIR. Livingstone the
celebrated African explorer, have been abandoned.
Later adyices from the Cape of Good Hope confirm
beyond doubt the report of of his death.
DUBLIN, April 5.-A desperate Rebel who was
recently taken prisoner in fight this city, and
who gave the name of Mcclure, proves on examna-
ton TO be Col McIvor, prominent Fenian agitatOr,
and formerly officer in the United States service
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

burg, Va. lie represents the meeting he addressed
at the above place having been very large, about
5000 persons being assembled, and very enthusiastic
Senator Sherman and eX-Representlve kasson 0l
Iowa. leave tomorrow for NewYOrk, whence they
sail for Europe Saturday week. TO be absent three
months.
letter received by the last steamer dated Queens
town, says that Queenstown is full of detectives IN
all kinds of dsguscs to entrap such of hc unfortu-
nate emigrants as shall make that port TO embark for
America. The writer considers Fenian movements
for the present at an end
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

TAXATION or RAILROAD BOHDS-IASSAGE oF lhh
BROADWAY SURFACE Bill. IN THE ASSEMBLY
EAST RIVER BRIDGE Bills rAssED-rRorEcroN
OF WORKINGwOMEN.
nv TrLEGRAPB TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Friday, April O. 1867
The Senate tonight progressed the eight hou law An
amendment offered by Mr. Folger that child OF 10
years on under shall be compelled 70 work more than SIX
hours day nor than four hours at time, created
good deal Of discussion but vote was taken upon IT,
The Wharves and Piers bill not taken up in the
Assembly tonight, expected but instead an IN
cfectuaI attempt made consider the Cross Town
Railroad bill. The waikiki Valley Railroad BILL amended
like that OF the Midland and Central roads passed the
Assembly tonight Three sessions of the lower branch
Of the Legislature held to-day, and more business
transacted than during any two days OF the sslOh
The Conference Committee on the bill for the lurthf
protection of female employees reported the result 81
their abor this evening TO the Assembly aud the report
was agreed To- The PROVISIONS 9i the Dl arc ] 't low ~
or sale under an execution issued upon Jgdgen, 02
labor or service done performed by any female en-
poyc when such amount does not exceed he sum o sIo
exclusive Of costs. Whenever any execution issued upon
Judgment az aforesaid shan be returned uhsitHl,n'
the Clerk Of the Court wherein sue judgment WaH op
taincd. shall issue further execution TO any MARSHAL
of the city Of EoyHOrh commanding mn 70 collsl lno
amount due upon such Judgment or IN dtidull oI pay
and bim safely convey TO the ia on the debtors prison
of the County Of NcwYork and commanding The Janof
limits until the defendant eba pay the Judgment OF be
discharged according To law but such nmpfsonmcnt
shall in 40 case extend beyond the period Of five days
The Senate will also doubtless agree 10 the report as Their
Committee favored u.
Both branches Of the Legislature occuped most o the
time this morning in me hld raading c Of hllis' ana
the bonds II the Midland aud Southern Central Rail
roads fIom taxation, came up ior - tmIu
reading but before they passed finally, they
we're amended. that the bonds are only exempt
from county and town taN That imposed hy the State
still remains The Legislature has thus ~ even ths late
day given some show Of reason, ana although 80 far "
may he small ytl the opponents Of any farther taxation
can live hope The Midland having gone through both
houses 1t viii be- curious 10 see now the tuc and Chc-
mango Dunkirk, Warren. and Pittsburgh, buffalo
aud oil Creek, Cross-,ut and WAIKIKI Valley bilIs VIII
fare. These latter only reached thrd fcadDg
iu the housc through the best exhibition of
logruliue this Winter. Midland only succeeded by
uatig tie friends Of the other measures on the shoulder
Those who helped Midland Wi. find ont their mistake
when their projects reach the Senate That body VII OF
pose ans more raj road bills of this character.
Two Railroad bills were passed by the Assembly to-
day one for q railroad on Avenue and otter streets
rc same bin mentioned yesterday. and tie broadway
SuffaCc Road The on tie latter was a. follows: