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New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
ASSEMBLY.
rNEcrrIyE DOCUMENTS.

TNTCIrINE DOCUMENTS
The SPEAKER presented Il protest from the fllSoh
Association .acans the modification OF the Excise law
Also the response Oi the NcMfork street C.ml>soner
Ia resolution Of the Assembly calling for information
relative 10 tho neglect of cleaning the streets Of that city
The report eNonerates The contractor rom lht Cafse
ont the contract the weather, and the throwing
Of dirt and garbage in the streets by citizens.
SELECT COMMITTEE.
The SPEAKER announced the following Select Commit
tee 10 inv esgate the management of Junction Canal al
Chemngj Lord Dem, Monroe), Toney dep., OntaIiol
and Williams Dem, Ene).
By Mr.. LITTLEJoHN Hep. osvegol-For enlarged
locks on the Erie and Oswego Canals
By Mr.. HISCOCK tRep. OnOndaea)-To incorporate me
Warehouse Loan Company Also TO enable the husband
and wife to be witnesses for or against each Other
BY Mr.. VANDENBURG RcP, WaynelmTo incorporate crate
the Produce Warehouse and Guaranty Commission Com
pany, o,pyrp,p ,po,, co,,co, To facilitate ,ho co,,
etrncton of the WAIKIKI Valley Railroad Also, to allow
the Northern Railroad Company To assess its capital
stock Also to resnl'te me craze ANA ea9ge the raj
St. NcwIOIk. Also 10 regulate the carriage OF paSScn
gers and TO prescribe the duties ana obligations OF car
by Mf sES GfP a9hanHHFor hc nSiy tG tSft n %t
Also, to incorporate the National Savings Bank OF Rocl
ester Also 70 amend IN act relative 60 the Buffalo and
Ty Mr. WElIEs Dem, senoca)-To amend the charter
of the French Benevolent Society of NowYolk. Also, 10
amend the charter at the Iastercrs Aid Society of New
York
by Mr. HINsDAlE Gcpq Kmgs-TO provide for lay
1g ont streets ~ IrOOkNH.
By Mr. wAGsTAFF tRcp.. Suffolkl-Relatvo TO Mill
tary exemptions n Kings County.
By Mr.. HONr Ulcp, Eatcsl-fo incorporate tho Owl
cub Of Rochester. AlsO 10 incorporate the Harmonic
Social Club Ncw-iONG
a. .aL.cs- mis- PASSED.
To regulate UC 0ryhs " cattle and sheep through the
streets ot Ncw-Nork. Y --A11.Zi,-s = y S.I-ES-s
To define the powcrs of 'hc Police Justice of Yontcfs
To provide Tor the election Of thite Commissioners of
Highways In the town of West Farms
To incorporate the Gemauia SAVINGS Bank of Brook.
Ign.
- rlIIS INTRODUCED.
BH Mr.. NlITu (Dem, RivllnoudJ- 10 ucorucFatc the
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oat4 and TO diminish s taPS.si c bss che p % The The
Board q % ~ ,SsS. SsS see to ess G coaS village
% section q the act entitled A5 act to amend la a. act eEs1 e,
the government thereof passed ApI 49, 1881 pad AI TO- iso
% s5, 4g, Collected 4 4' pcat! @ to sa Sa 3 E 'Sr3 &
any provisions the fret second or third sections 81 ms f, nom any
person persons whose premises are located "h Ss a county,
sFc y Is This oct shall take effect Immediately
mittee reported favorably onthe broadway surface .n
The same Committee reported against allowing The THIRD
ave line 10 extend their track one Dehundrcd-andtpr
tethsf The former report was hSIey b ~. % The iter
report was laid upon the table ,s-,-.,,o g.,
Tomorrow the Committee Internal Affairs are 10
hear arguments for and against' amendments 70 e
else law. large delegation Of rumseeTs are Defe WIN
their counsel TO be heard thesnlcc The counsel oi
your Excise Board Is also here. .
The Senate Judiciary Committee have agreed 10 report
favorably tomorrow on the acts aneDdatory OF the
The Assembly Committee on Cities heard arguments To-
day in favor Of and against the bill putting the whole
Commissioners three OF whom shall be the present Com
missioners appointed by the Governor The same Com
whole Board of Fire Commissioners OF your city, and
Ps e S viii bod an
session oil both bills in the morning. .
The Assembly in sessioD tonight from u to 10
O'clock The whee of the time wss occupied IN the con
sideratiOn Of bills In the Committee of tho Whole The
most important bill ordered 10 third reading was one -
lowing Joint Fire aud Marine Insurance Companies when
their capital is impaired 10 reduce II. -, 49,. .,.
Mr.. CTeamer introduced "a bill providing tbat tnere
shall he elected in the Alderman Districts Of New
York City, az provided seven Assistant AldeIlnen WHO
shall hold Office Tor year. ana receive
pensation for their services s now received by the
members Of the Board OF COuncmen. The proposed new
Board to enjoy all the rights and privileges 0f tc present
Board on the expiration Of the term o once oi tbe pres
Board The officers mentioned shall be chosen at
the annual charter elections, each AldenaDe DISTRICT
electing one Assistant Alderman.
Mr.. Bennett introduced in the Senate BIZ proposing
TO fix the rate of fare the Central Railroad a q cents
per mile for each passenger transported over the road
with his or her baggage.
Mr. Oakley introduced bill directing the appointment
by the Governor Of three Commissioners who shall nave
power 10 confer with like number the part Of the
United States 60 dvst and settle the claims OF the state
against the United States for the equipment subsistence,
and TRANSFORMATION OF troops during The Iato MaI
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TIE IyrERX4L REVENUE TAX.

IMPORTANT CIRCULAR FROM COMMISSIONER ROLLINS.
BY tELFGRAPR TnE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, March 6;-fhe following has just
been issued from the office OF Internal Revenue:
The Act approved March p 1867 amending exstng laws
relating Internal Revenue requires the assessment OF
annual taxes heretofore made in the month OF May TO DO
made the corresponding days in the month OF March
The principal changes in the law respecting the income
tax are those increasing the exemption from t0G q oc
and the repeal of the tax OF 10 per cent aboyo
5000 so that the law now imposes uniform tax Of per
cent on incomes in excess OF y 600. Profits sales of
real estate purchased since December 81 sG3 mado
taxable income Attention Is also called 10 that por-
tion the Act o July I3 1867 which repealed the tax
musical instruments yachts and certain carriages here
toore taxed IN schedule \. Instructions and rulings con.
corning the assessment of the annual aXes viii he Issued
in u few days When the present number of Assistant
Assessors insufficient Tor the proper 81 the
annual taxes. additional number will be appointed
upon the request OF the Assessors Care should be taken
specify the division for which they needed II viii
he days before supply Of income blanks can 10
any of The forms No "a prepared Tor last year, can
adopt them for the present service. Form 23k can lie used
with the alteration Of dates only. limited ndmber Of
last years blanks be furnished from this Office 10
those assessors who desire Ia them While waiting for
the preparation Of the new blanks.
L. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner
The Internal Revenue Department with great prompo
ness has already commenced dspatchng TO agents ana
other Officers pamphlet editions Of the amcndatoy '
tcrna Revenue Act, which was not signed ny me tn sf
dent until noon OF the 4th INST Blanks lor t t md arc
incomes, under the new law, have been p''i'
nov In press, ts-.t .s--As
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Station Island Athenaum Also to incorporate the staten
BY Mr.. HALsEY Rep orange)-To incorporate tle
BY Nh. JACOBS Dem Kings,-To suppress prostitution
~ the Metropolitan Police District and for the Dctter
preservation Of the public health therein. Also ior te
Improvement Of Fultonave. and LyDgstoD-st, biook'
by Mr. PRINCE Dem. Eriej-To make the Office Of
supervisor OF the Eric Court "A salaned office.
By Mr. JACOBS Dem, King9-Toe extesd Flatbusbaye.
BY Mr. CREAMER Dem, n. Yl-To provide for tho
election G 10 OF board s Of Assistant Aldermen for NewYok
BY MI TORltEY tsep., Ontario)-To amend the EScise
BY Mr. HAISEY rep. Orange)-To amend the aot
relative TO gaslght companies.
BY Mr.; LfI'rLIJoHN Gep, oswego)-To amend the
BY Mr. FREAR Dem, N Y)-To authorize the City
transverse Company to lay tracks in certain stiets and
avenues IN New fork For railroad in Le&iDgtonaVe'
BY ny. JACOBS CDem, Kingsl-To incorporate the
Rv Az R0CF S, ~ " ndt,may E rpp r. P,lton
and other streets of New-YOTk.
OF an experimental line OF railway in the CouDhes Oh
BY Mr.. BT0ELOW CRcp., Jefferson)-To incorporate
the jefferson Medical College of watertown.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. q. W. BUCK tRep, Chemung) offered tbe foDow-
fd That Hthe Senate concur the Controller require pA'@at
months after notice and IN default thereof that ali requisite ssJ wS-
Referred to the Committee OF Ways and Means
by ny h. IN g. MURPHf lDem., kingsl-Ihat the se,ro. %
premises now occupied by them in Essex Market. T@
bled under the rule.
EVENING SESSION
BILLS ADVANCED TO 4 THIRD READING.
To incorporate the New-York Warehouse Com
pany.
TO amend the charter % the Irving Savings Instutoa
IN New-YOrk.
TO authorize Joint Stock and Fire and Marine In
surance Companies TO reduce their capital stock; ,
TO the capital stock Of the South Side Rail
road Company Of Long Island
The Assembly then adjourned.
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1867

date the Southern and Central Indian Superntendences
and to create Indian Superncdency 10 the Territory
OF Idaho. ordered TO be printed.
THE ALEXANDRIA ELECTION
Mr.. WILSON Rep, Mass) introduced tho following
which ordered to be prnted
JOINT RESOLUTION DECLARING THE MUNICIPAL OF
FICEs or ALEXANDRIA TO DE VACATED.
Whereas, The persons holding the municipal Offices OF
Alexandria, Va, have refused TO obey and execute the
laws Of the United States; therefore, he it
ReSolrod &C. That the municipal offices Of the City OF
Alexandria, Va hereby declared to be vacated, and
the persons exercising the authority Of said offices are
forbidden hold exercise the authority OF the same
and any person who shall attempt to hold any of sald OF
fces or to exercise the authority of the mssha on
conviction be imprisoned for not less than one year. ana
pay a fine OF not less than $780,
THE PARIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr. SUMNER 0iep. Mass) called zip the joint rcsOlu
ton relation the Paris Exhibition which failed OF
becoming law because 1t did not reach the President III
time on Monday.
journed.
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Stewart RepD contests the seat Of c. L. Phelps
dem Of the Third District of Maryland; and the
! sen of Wm H. Hooper, delegate from Utah, is con-
/ teoted bv his opponent VIM. McGrorty lGentile) at
the election The claims of the Colorado delegates,
Hunt and Chilicot have been referred to the Elec-
! ton Committee.
! Official publication is made to-day, through the
Department of State OF the act to provide for the
more efficient government Of the Rebel States and
the act regulating the tenure of certain civil offices,
both of which, it will be recollected, were passed
over the Presidents veto.
The bill INTRODUCED in the Senate to-day by Mr..
Harlan for the admission of Colorado is subStan-
TALLY the Edmunds Amendment bill so called, with
an additional clause continuing in force in terms the
present Territorial Equal Suffrage law of Congress,
and reserving the right to enforce it and the Civil
Rights law in the State. The changes in the Senate
and the House of Representatives since last Congress
leave little doubt in the minds of the friends of
Colorado that the State viii be admitted at an early
day. They say the vote in the Senate last Friday
did not show the real strength of the BILL as there
would have been three more votes for and one less
against it if such votes would have been necessary to
carry the measure, making the real strength 81
against IS.
An hour after the Senate adjourned to-day, the
Private Secretary of the President brought to the
CapltOl large nulnDeT Oh HOlullldtlOiS
pOsmasters and army and navy officers, for the ac-
ton of that body 1t is calculated that three or four
hundred vacancies under various branches of the
Government arc to be filled before the adjournment
of the Senate.
The Secretary Of the Treasury decided to-day that
the provision of the Tariff bill woods and wOocns
lately passed by Congress does not affect goods in
bonded warehouses.
1t is rumorcd tonight that the name Of Col Wood,
late Mayor of Brooklyn to-day sent 10 the SEM
ate for confirmation Naval Officer at York.
The Executive Mansion thrOnged to-day with
Members Senators, office-seekers and politicians.
The crowd being very large and all wanting to see
the President. Many after office, there being
large number of vacancies caused by the Senate hav
ing adjourned without acting on the nominations,
and not a few of the visitors were those who were
rejected seeking TO be renominated The President
was receiving, but number had not gained an
audience late this afternoon.
Gen. Lppincott, who recently elected Door
keeper of the House of representatives the motion
Of Representative Cullom of Illinois, in behalf Of the
soldiers, will not make any changes of importance
among the subordnates until the close of the present
session. Meanwhile, some of the old employees are
striving 10 be retained. while hundreds Of Others
making application for appointment.
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
BI fIIsGRAPH 10 TnBUsE.
mE coNsTITuTIoNAL coNvENTIoN.


THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
The entire morning session of the Senate was occu-
pied in The consideration ofthe Constitutional Convention
The question pending was upon the motion OF IL. g
Murphy rep Kings to provide that those entitled 10
vote for members Of Assembly shall alone be qualified to
vote for delegates
Mr. MURPHY spoke atsength In favor Of his amend
ment.
Mr. WHITE rep, onOndaea) argued IN favor OF
extending suffrage TO blacks.
Mr. LA BAU rep, Richmond, although IN favor OF
this proposition believed the Constitution explicit IN
limiting the right those qualified 10 vote for melnHers
OF Assembly, and therefore could not vote for 1t.
Mr. PIERsON Rep, Kings also believed the Constitu
ton explicit on this point, and could not vote to confer
any doubtful right.
At the close Of the debate the question was carried
against Mr.. Murphys amendment IL 70 TO-
Mr. OrDoNNELL Rep, Lewis moved to postpone the
election Of delegates until the next general election
Lost.
Mr. FoLGER Rep, Ontario moved TO amend by pro-
vdng that electors Of districts may vote for person for
delegate who is not resident Of said district Carried
The bill was then reported complete.
Mr. KLINE Rep. Montgomery moved TO amend by
limiting the elective franchise TO males. Carried by the
following yote-Reps, Roman; DcDs, Ituc.
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1EIIiiIE.
SUICIDE ar BosroN.

SUICIDE Ar BOSTON
si fgrGEArn rm rmbuSs
BosroN. March CD. s. Clement, recently lead OF
the dry goods firm Of Clement, Jasper Co. Fedcrast
committed suicide by taking dose of laudanum lie
had pre- yiousy exhibited signs OF insanity
ARREST OF WHISKY DIsrILLERs.
CrvcrSN,rI March 6-.John Schwab and John
Ueger manufacturers OF whisky arrested ycsier-
day by the Assessor of the Id District for dcraudng
the Government of the tax due on manufactured spII'
90 the amount OF SJO,OOn
BUEGL tRY--THE NEWTON BANK DEFALCA1ION
BosToN March G.-1he store of ]. H. Benedict, on
Mks was night and robbed goods valued
at 81 800. o,, , ,,.,
has not paid checks drawn by its cashier ana may WIN"
up without great loss.
ARREST or GAMBIERs.
At o'clock last evening Capt. Gailahd ol 'no
Fourteenth Precinct accompanied by squad OF mem
entered the gaming establishment located ON the second
floor OF 40 lIG Bowcry, aud arrested the PROPRIETOR
Charles Blake and other persons whom theS Iouu e'
Gagged In playing faro" The following are the names
Of the prisoners George Harris, dealer Kotit sieNnl
Henry BaitOwski, John Hermann, EDWARD CnaPh,
George Wallace, Samuel SCHWARTZ JOhh h.lsoiiL SOL ,i
John AFns and Henry Collins. All the pfSocis WIZ
locked up fOr the night The implements AiAru
OF table. luy Out, "a CupbON loI pay W5 '"i"''
deal box, 800 checks, ana sl5 90 .. ,rfr. ou1 q,
AT O'Clock D. m yesterday. Sergeant AllIt ana u
section af men IRON the sixth irccuct entered t WIZ
known gaming csiabis shmcnt located ~ no AZ boW'N
Kent by WILLIAM Barclay ana arrested the proprietor hll
Andrew Mcintyre, 30 United States, cafian Juh
80 United States, butcher Joseph 7anIod ~ i''"' %
emjfh D. Poland pOrtci house keeper Inc li7ohol :
were locked ND Tor tie night IN tie Siail9-iious1
complete set OF ganug implements WIZ t,i, - T,ad
be turned over 10 the properly clerk "t loh'o i'"'
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NEB-RNGLLND

BY TELEGRAPH TnE TRinrSE -, ,bot Chief JUS
hCIES .T N Superior %ie Court has rcsEred D' Ds'O'N
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

MONTHLY STATEMENT or SECRETARY MCUiLoCH.
WASHINGTON, March G.-1hc following is a state
ment of the public debt Of the United States Oh the
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sundrv pcttons we've presented om the Metropolitan
Transit Railway FOR additional canal slips IN New-fork
and for the closing OF the Har,m Railway cut IN Fourth
ave; also aeanst laying railroad track IN OnchundIed
and-tmItecutlst.
BILLS REPORTED.
To secure the navigation of the Oneida Lake Canal
Relative to publishing the proceedings VI the buualo
Common Council. - .,--. 1,.
pany. ,, A.. H..
Authorizing the Travellers Insurance Company TO effect
Insurance upOu the lives of individuals.
Hy Mr.. LOW (RCp., SulliVan)-FOr an experimental
line of railways ia New-YoTk and Westchester.
Against authorizing the Thrdavc. Railway company
to lay tracks i'm Tabled
Authorizing the erection OF uec ehapeS III certain
cases. -, -, IT,. -. A.
Protestant EuiSrOpa Church in New York. Tabled.
By Mr.. HUMPHREY Rep, Wyoming)-A majority
rep0rt for railroad In Broadway, LeXngtonaVe, apd
other streets ia NCw-GOTk. ,
To increase the salary Of Wm W. Smith, clerk IN the
Ncw-Yofk Surrogate Office .
Relative to the trustees Of the Brooklyn Art Associa
tion. So.
Incorporating the LabOrers Protective Union of West
Relative 70 sewerage and drainage in New-York.
Authorizing the society for the RELIEF al the KuptMCu
aud Crippled IN New-YOrk 20 hold real estate.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. LENT rep, y. Yl-To amend the act changing
the route of the Broadway and seventhaNe. Railroad
Relative 10 assessments In New-GOrk.
For the reconstruction of the bridge over the Gonesee
Valley Canal In Rochester
incorporating the Corning Literary University.
Relative To the Third.ave. Savings Bank.
incorporating the St. GaDriels Temperance Society III
New-NOrk . -
by Mr.. BENNETT rep, Enc)- AUTHORIZING the New
York Central Railroad 10 charge twoMdahaII cents PEI
mile passenger fare nfs~SsS,
The Senate then adj Ourned.
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Andrew. Cornell z Godard SHnhy, y,
barrett. Foyer, JoNi pIohhfh-o'
II. G. MURPHY removed his amendment, declaring
that only electors qualified vote for members of As
seby shan vote dele eatos and was lost by the fol
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ALBANY.

TIE CONVENTION BILL As AGREED or ~ TIIE SENATE
THE BILL TO RESTRICT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| OF THE SENATE RAILROAD COMMITTEE,
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sundrv pctitions we've presented Iom the metropolitan
Transit RAILWAY for additional canal slips In New York
and for the closing OF the ar,m Railway cut IN Fourth
ave- also against laying railroad track in One hundred
fl.t
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