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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17
NEW JERSEY.

TRRxrox, April 1.-THE bin making Ii,
penalty for murder, in the frst degree,
hanging o. imprison ncnt for life. had, yes.
tesdsy. 81 vc,ss for and ~ against Il 10 The
lower House. but lacking the requisite nrm.
her, al Votes, was lost.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

LONDON. April II. -Enthnsiastic meeting,
q me Liseral panty IRE bsisg held I'll owe,
."s'and, aud many more advocating lbu
the grievances Of the Irish people zen.
orally, and particularly Of the discs dowme :,
Of oil the religious sects 10 Ireland Are the
stjsets Of the meetings.
The Fsnian trials commence on neoiav
10 the ceurt Of the Queens bench. befpre
LpSd Chlsf Justice Cock burn.
Dispatches from Jayan state that The Nj.
kado has declared war against Tycoon Stat.
abaohi.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

By; Telegraph Liverpool, April II.
Rreadstuffs-- Active.
| wbeat-lss lod for California white; l4s Sd fol
No. 9 red western.
| Oats-4s Id.
| Pork Quiet
| Lard-Quiet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

llrIM sOIn'S EXTRACT HUCHU AND
III lafRUvEO ku>k wash esses secret
en-, deli .s- d,srdess IL oil their stages, n lie
tir eArsnss. little " 10 ehssgs - diet. no io-
s"n'sn'ene. s"a NO sxpessse. his pless.os In
ss''~ add oder. ta.ussdsss IN he aeeeo, and Tree
srsn ell isssr,ess prsvssssss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

busLiNercs. April ~ The ice in LakA
Champla'n broke up yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

O1uCtMooUb WUfK6ue
BY Telegraph April Ii.
Flour-Firrner but not higher family II co.
Wheat Higher and scarce No. red $50.
Corn--QuieS. At $40 for ear
Rye-Firm at l. 95
Oats Quiet, as az.
Provisions--Dusl and Dropping
Mess Pork-96.50.
Bulk Meats-i211A5<
Bacon ls@fs@l7 for shoulders. clear rib
and clear sides.
Lard--Sriall sales At II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

Fl E a...,s md yicor 70 ths frame. and eloe =
= n. paid cheek Debility !: eecompan,.eo y
m. ~, staining symptoms. and 20 ssssse 80.
= ~. .nsmistrd 10, consumption, insanity or sP'-
Ispsie Its snsus.i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

THNFeEn,rD sND DELICATE CONHTlTr
Il u.,.. % bath s-xes. use HELM HOLlvt
kAiRA.r HucAu twill give orsk aaA -
cssc,,e feelings, aad su.bls you 10 sleep veil.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

TN. GLo7v OF NAN IS SrREN6rH.-
l. sn-rsforc the nervous and debilitated
shoai i.rrs ii ,selv use i;EfNDOLD'5 kx-
TRAIT DuCaU. .4kMHG s-.ze 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

y Telegraph. Aprill7.
Flour-Hed arm with light demand for me.
dunn grades
Wheat-Choice fall 6rm and unchanged. but
other grades 3esc lower.
Corn Easier at s6@qO,
Oats--Retser, At 1O172
Rys--Dull and unsettled, ranging at l.ss0
$50.
Bariev-Dull at : 90 for choice.
Pork ---Sold A. &c. 75Gfsy 90.
Bacon Shoulders lsc clear sidss l7c. held
.. lac.
lard-At lie.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

TAME Nd NO3s UNPLEAS Ant AND I'm
j cafe Remedies for uaplcasant and danger
sua si.ssse. Us. HEtNBOiD'S EXTRACT
BCC1u AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

kUHC0XO 1.-Two NdOCk U40PkOee
BY Telegraph April II.
Hogs Received, to u NJ. 1896 head mar
ket quiet Il 7.95A7.7b for shosts aed pigs s.2s
O. IS for extra smooth hogs for New Yord de.
mand for Philadelphia and Baltimore. lieht
and prices nominal at Y.OO1y.6o.
Cattle--Reeeived. 59s head demand light
entire range, 4.tvdtS IS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

OnvcEPors Market Report.
Osnce o. rms DAvnSroas Dss CAR.
April IL 1855.
Floua-w hoiesais. tio.0 retail, $1,000.
WusAf-Rsceipts ANAL, choice Oh, rs: 10. l.
ol.so; No. ., SIS; No. Q. so.
DAslsy-es. o091e.alc
OArs-s5Gseo cents.
Rys-sl. 05.
ConH-Shslled, 6olssc.
Po-Aross-7 5cesf1 co.
hv-sr.- 4oAi5r. per n.
kses-14c-
LARD -l2Gl6c.
hAr-Gocd Timothy t.2,oa 10 tlAco; Pssi.
rio 90 100 to all.Ge.
CoaL-Soft. delivered, II cents per bushei.--
Anthracite. delivered. $40 per ton.
WooD-s54s per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

by Telegraph April II.
Whest-Sales white Michigan at 2 IS amber
| 2.sl.
Corn-Duli; sales of Michigan At 99i< white.
Oais-Lower; sales Of Michigan st 81; No. 2.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

eenaSprs fdr Asennsaa HE Congressional
delegation viii leave = once for washine-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

New York Money Market.
y Telegraph April II.
Stocks Active.
Dcnds-Csupons Of -. i.1eX I NJ ~, Lex Of
-. LON new. 1.074 u 81, 1.e7X - lee eoO.
pons, l.ei 4; 1-Sos, 1.O8k.
Western Union rs II.
New York Cen4yal-1.lox.
Erie e6k.
Illinoia Central La
Aock Island-esx.
MsstAwsssssa-sik pfs1ssssl eek.
Money! per cent.
6tefling-I.ooH.
0Jld-t % -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17


ssnz l. swrTA vflliAn ?. ErBssa
J1Hd SWlIS q GO.
Insurance Agents,
No. ~. secsRd Se..-Up.Ssairss
DAVENPORT IOWA.
Capital represented, over s,5,ooa,osc.
FIR AND INLAND,
rrorue fire InsoPasce Co., n. Y.
Cash Capital and Assets, ts,soo.ooo.
rhsnix Fire s.saraace Co.. NY.
Casa Capi.sl and Assets. ti,soo.ooo.
Atlantic Fire fnsarance Co.. n.
Cash Capital and Assets. sseo.oco.
Lamar Fire 1asuraace C.. N. II
Cash Capital ed Asssss. esso. -.
u>~e Fire Iass &C., New haven.
Cssh Cspitsl Ed Asssts. el,7se.see.
~..,N,ra Firo 1oo O.. 0are1ee4.
Cssh Cspisalssea AssseA 9sgo.Soo.
LIFE AND ACCIDENT.
connssttsat 1Gusaal Lite 1n.. g: :.
c'1 r.s1Ivrlsss MS. CO.. -z1sr1cRo.
Capital. -- 1ooc,v..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

MnWW0RG6 NW0EK06.
by Telegraph. April II.
Flour-Unsettled at e.761lo.2k for CITY Xxx
Wheaf-Unsettled at al for No. l winter
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17
New York Market.

New York Market.
y Telegraph Aprill.
Flour-Betfer on low grades iol50fe. so for a
ira state 10. 2A01l 0C for R. H.O
Wheat-More active, st g. 00A % for No sn,,r~
9e5 for Port Warrington spring, to arrive.
Corn-Opened dali and closed more steady n 4
01.2i FOR No. mixed western afoas
Oate-Quiet and steady. ct s6k far western
rors-Heavy and lower. At 70 5196.ss fer rev
ness; 90 s.32e 90 for old
Becf-F1rm.
Lard-Quist, at 17011k.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17
HELWBOLD's FLUID Elk,
TRACT BUCHU.


BSEiLlTN.
from whatever e.use orr inat,ns .od no MISTER Of
c... hun LuNS sIANDaNv;
,... !, disSe,ie, -.
- tna.n,,. mar ensue IN, n~.h "a hio.sA -
---.-.-.-. = -. ,h.s. .ov.~.. "a ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

CHsyrRRED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
- ty nkLNBULD'S kxrRACr DLOAU 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17
LAWYE RS.

WM. r. aDlTTOE,
rrORNEY & COUNSELOR AT Law
"A and War Clain Agent. Once AstroPoli-
tan Block, up stairs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-17

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vi0oe ARR
lv1 rosAiusd BY nELADOLD'9 ExrRAC1
BUcAU.
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ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, april 2s, 1868.

ALBANY, Aprh ~, 1865
REPORTS.
TO incorporate the East New York Savings Bank
the Prospect Savings Bank, OF Brooklyn; the Cox
sackc Savings Bank; to incorporate the East side
Association, o: New York; to provide for the con-
srucion of a tunnel in Newburg: to incorporate the
East Side savings Bank, OF New York; To authorize
the extension Of the railroad track from Atlantic
avenue Ia Prospect Park. Brooklyn
rRuTEUri0N or RAILROAD TRAVELLERS.
AR. WEED moved that the Attorney General he
requested 10 ascertain and report forthwith whether
the several railroads i'll this state have complied
Will, The provisions requiring all passenger cars TO
he provided with suitable platforms aud aprons to
prevent INJURY aud loss OF life, which was adopted
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the National Burglars Insurance
Company; relative to opening and widening Ninth
Cub Uf BROOKLYN; 10 extend the time FOR the con-
siruc,ion of the Grand Hotel. New York; to incor-
purac of the fund belonging to the diocese
ot Western New YORK: TO amend the act 10 establish
nre limits In Brooklyn; 10 amen the Metropoi-
tan fuice law concerning the police lie
Insurance FUND 10 incorporate the Deacon
ess Institution of the Evangelical Luther.
an Church: to incorporate the Firoprooi
Marehousing Company; to Incorporate the Harbor
Christian Brotherhood; TO repeal article one, title
nihcieen' chapter twenty. part one, OF the Revised
statutes concerning brokers; tn increase the amount
OF wharfage charged on boats and all sorts OF ship
ping ia the port Of New York; 10 repeal the act au-
thoriZDr ocean steamships tn use caloric engines.
BILLS LOST.
The bin 10 incorporate the Producers and Dealers
Mik Company was lost.
The Pro rata Freight bill was los. by vote 81 to
o.. motion 70 reconsider was also lost.
recess was then taken until afternoon.
Afternoon Session.
BILLS PASSED.
To facilitate the cons ructon OF the Huiialo and
Washington Railroad: TO incorporate the staten
Island German Benevolent Society; 20 incorporate
uhe Pullman Fdcihc Car Company; To improve the
Gowanus Canal Brooklyn: to authorize maas-
nates OF New urk city 20 commit orphan aMd friend.
less children 10 tho care OF the trustees of the ,nep-
herds Fold of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Mr.. MURPHY moved TO reconsider the vote on the
passage OF the bill 10 amend the Metropolitan Police
law with reference 10 the police fund, which wa
carried and the bill was recominiied Tor amend
mcnts.
The House then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-24
THE sTANWIX HALL TRAGEDY.

Trial az George w. Cole for the Murder OF
L.. Harris Iiiscock ai Albany --rc~timory
for lhc observation-disclosures Tor ste De-
fence.
ALBANY, Apul %, lsGS.
The conrt opened at the usual hour and the eXami-
nation of witnesses for the prosecution was con.
iinued.
Aonzo Atkins was called for the people and sworn.
he testified as foloWs:-I am policeman: there
two pistols taken from the prisoner at the time
of the killing; there was single harrcllcd pistol
which WAS discharged and revolver which was
loaded; the latter ma seven chambers: this knife
was found on his person.
Egbert whitaker, recalled am an attorney at law
OF Saugertes; was AZ Stanwix Hall on the evening
OF the 4h Of June last, in the Office; IA diagram OF
the Office shown the trout was very open on Broad
way: the windows are ca the Maiden lane side: 1
sat on the north side, midway Of The room:
faced eastward; the FIRST | saw was that
n man whom j did not know came in
from the east door OF the ONCE: he walked
right along iii he came the pillar In front of the
ONCE desk: he sackened ms pace IA he approached
the piliar he elevated his right hand close up against
the face Of large sized person standing There ana
agins: heard scruech from the man that was shot
Str. ui-cock sunk somewhat on ms knees and tel
over heavily on his back aud head against the floor;
Mr.. Nscock HAD been standing Win ms lace west
cigar and converting with two men the
prlOhcr came In somewhat on curve
and par .aily faced Mr.. Hiscock he stood
par ~ foni Or Nj. llisc8cks right sidc; l seemed
10 me that there q slight turning OF the head Of
MI iliscock toward The prisoner who bad 10 pass
arOUnd map standing Mr.. tIisCOcks right SIDE.
Tie pfsOnc oight Or ten feet from Nh lIiscO Ok
Nhen h' Raised BIZ arm; heard nothing SAID ~
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OF marble before that; graduated at the pennsyl
vania University, in Philadelphia; studied the pro-
fession one year-in 1859; hls wife was with the
army; she came In January, 1864, and stayed TIL May
she returned again about the time Lee surrendered
and with to Texas; she left Texas the lst OF
September; his mind was childish; dementra Is
loss OF The mind; think his mind was deceased
Lodewick NJ. W0odin, sworn-Live In Chlii, n: T.;
became acquainted with General Cole In the District
OF Columbia; was in the regiment with him TILL the
4th Of March, 1868; was with him when injured; q
large horse fell on him on the march from Wash
ingtOn N. c., TO Swift creek; the horse went into
ditch and fell on him.
DR.. Emmett Roberts, OF Syracuse, was next called
and testified to an acquaintance or sixteen years
with Cole. This witness testified to knowledge OF
the defendants physical condition in 1863, when
he found Mr.. Cole enlacated sallOw, nervous and
irritable, the result OF the injuries to his bowels
caused by the horse falling upon him.
The court then adjourned until tomorrow morning.
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fHE STATE CAPITAL.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.


sAe Oues,Ion of the Announcements SIn-
.trute Cordiule Restored Between the ssRiug"
.ud an. vanderbilt Party-Dcfeat of Pro
ALBANY, April %, 1868.
The tonic of the final adjournment OF the Legisa-
spre is actively under consideration, although more
than a thousand bills still remain to be disposed Of
The tax evies 1t will he remembered are yet await
ing enactment. 1t is thought, however, that the
session will not he prolonged beyond the 30th inst
The Citizens Association, represented by Judge
Knott and Messrs. Sands Henry and Daily had an
audience to-day OF the Senate Committee on the sub
tect of the tax levy. Judge Emott spoke about two
hours In advocacy OF reductions in various items
amounting in all 10 about two and half millions OF
dollars. The committee were asked to limit the ap-
preparation for the new Court House to $500, 900,
and to place its expenditure under the supervision
of Messrs. Cisco, Havemeyer and Phelps.
Senator Creamer wished to know II the evils I'm the
tax levy which had caused so much complaint were
not attributable TO the republican, Experimentation
had Initiated and continued legislation on the sub
1ect
Judge Emott contended that the county and NUM-
cipai officers with whom the items originated were
tust as liable to blame.
The city tax levy las not been reported yet from
the Assembly Committee.
The Assembly defeated the Pro Rata Freight bill
to-day which indicates that the "rng " and the
Vanderbilt party have made up and become friends
again.
A call OF the House was moved to-day and the
usual farce was gone through with on the presenta-
ton OF the delinquent members by Sergeant-atArms
SANFORD before the bar OF the Assembly. The eX-
cuses were numerous and ludlcrOus but oil were
received, and the members were purged OF con-
tempt.
IL il justice to Speaker Hitchman state that he
active in his efforts for the success Of the
bill Ia suppress indecent literature.
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SHIPPING NEW S
Almanac tor New Yorlt---This Day.
Sun rises. ..... r 0S Moon sets .....eve 8 &c
Sun sets. ....... 6 As High water....cye 9 30
PORT OF VIEW NORM. lPRlL %, 1868.

CLEARED

CLEARED.
Steamship Mcrrimac, Zimmerman, Rio Janciro, &c--U
A Brazil steamship Co.
steamship Nevada Neigh, Havana and Vera CRUZ Alley
andre q Sons.
Steamship MORO Castle, Adams, 1IavanaAtlantic Mail
Steamship Co.
Steamship Euterpe, Gates, Key West aud Gal,cstonC
Mallory x Co.
Steamship Livingston, Eaton, Savannah livingston
Fox a Co.
stcanship Manhattan, woodruff Charlcston-i Morgan
Co.
steamship Ecbecca Clyde Chichester wlnng ion NCIas
Hand.
Steamship Saratoga, Alexander, Norfolk City Pom, and
Ricbnond--N Z McCreadv.
Steamship Ncreus, rearsc. Pos.on-w r CLYDE
shin W rapsOott, Bel, bondOn-W r Papscoti.
ship w rockingham, Qualoy, Hsvre-Boyd . IIlncken.
Bark American Eagle, Hartford, Aspnwal-Panama Rail-
road Co.
Bark Ccrhas stcrret', Baboldee, Nucvl,as Brett Son
Co.
Brs I.ucia tBr), Bissc Port France via Bucksyc
C--Pl Neylus a Son. 49,.
Brig Giles Lorng &Shanli Cardcras-Rrott, son a Go.
pe Elcn Maria Or, llOyie, CaruCuna-irlt son Co
Co
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cA5ovTTA April 4Arved previous, ship RIVAL Doads
SgIn.s., Aprils No vessel. port; ,.., ,.,.
NxIAaa, April s-ArrSs;a. brig Uncle Uncle SAM fennsHs
MosiTyrDf9 March s sArryss bark Pursuit. sssIov.
sna Rowland sis sa sssn m Mary
NlssAg rP April s1rrvss .ehr Wings of the Morn,
barr rssSs Ssr, Thorndiss SYoFs sshr shannon.
XII rs9Ss; sss: I'm
NYork ldsi schr aOiie, rummsr for 18TH DO and Others
QuITysrowS April ss-Arrived steamship Hclve.a, CUT
from ao ~
Ssa rom
soh sr astna Mccuioah New soSr Isn
-N-'' American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, April ea-Arriyed schrs Tookata, Stew
art Portland oens Chancey, Norfolk, recently ashore
0is i S"sshr r,j bmree, Huntley, Es River
BOSTON; April as-Arrved' schr Raymond Holt WIZ
HARRISBURG Payt St John NB to load fqs
HELLER Mehs }ssksonvs Adas Fuller menaer;0P
sassS 2sssS
owss Baltimore "a NGIlolk; s.,rs Howard, Griffin Renee
Ss r As :ns
IsisSssa; and from The Roads ship Harriet Ewing
s1a dS a:eS q
so sasve s s so pp s% sas brig
BALTINSkT, Aps sszArrvsd steamship Berlin q q,
fa
sa
Hoffman, n aes Sylvester
saiied-Rafks capeila and Andamsn: =
sNo Sissi sS%
more; phi@n,ropiat Warren, Philadelphia Darius Eddyi
SMARLEsToN April eo-clcared, brig Mary Rice Fisher.
2sdsacd bark Rosalind Br Clark, Liverpool; schr
FORTRESS MONROE, April ss--passed up for Baltimore.
Magic from Syssp a from
Trnidad Redwing from Rio Janero, and foreign bark
saed-Barks Jean Deace Diess and Molly from Rio Ja
nerS f9 and nrge rs. Sshr .o raner
briggs Egaraseia Pasooe Liverpool Gambia.
GL6uOEsTER, April 2s-sailed, schr George Trag, Lin
p HOLMES Ny HOLE LIE Agr rT-Arrved brig Ottawa tB
iSDfHSoIA April ii-Arrivsd, s S' u Ryder Ryder,
ssrs 1F
sprasae, Alien IL SMYRNA Ns ''Ai' ''''-'N-'
or 9f's Sas
view @ Ar Big Marry 1a% s siss.
ship sa so% a % epo
s.
Cleared Steamships onda arr, Lang Hayana; sade,
man, Ened sister, Noo % s
AaH%
oGS%ns Sse spr FGwS MARI wind
southeast light Arrived, bark Cora, from Boston. Sailed.
,REWPoRT, Aprl p, AMArrvsa, schrs Willard Ga,e
soop R for NYork Ira sis s H%
Emma Motckiss Nickerson Providenee do War steed
T hS 2f aS pSss for %
Mary catlsrle iSr Asyatsr NTok for naTbor Grace
o. the Cape Whemore, Gloucester for NYork whistler
Heefe, Taunton Tor do; sloop Clio, Chase do for Wood
scrs Sarah Jane, Gardner, from NYork; Orator
NYork, and the above arrivals.
p nSflI bark Ms %
se M sssSe Sse
nrSxa ai%Ss Ssp.s%s sS9
Espy, St john Ns; E Marlin, Wilets, Boaen Minnie
tom; H Spi Bss. ssrssit BOSOM; jessie %;es
ssk War wa 2g
Eoins fhsTo Asn Bath Daylight, Foster Nfavsn
p6RrLANb, April si~Srrived, schrs Arctic, Healcy.
Bris i Il Nc livery, Merryman cardonas; schr
Ruth , Baker, Knight Havana ,,
Ga sssa Charlie we
res%si Es4ifsa h.is5a sss sssai
ARl iSss
sacsman Jones DO; AmeriSan Eagle Shaw do O
%s. ~ %
Woosssr James sa S xr"od Eliza Raynsr usohin
ps,
Dodss nathaniel Holmes, NoTthruP %sry jo6nson Phin
stone sturgs Rhode Island, Tyon, and Emerald Norton,
RoGKLAND AErn ls Sailed, sshrs Isaac Cohen, Hertz,
sr Rnsso wm bark hw0''
No cr scsTs Kshir
Wllletts, Boston FOR Rondout - IN,
Putnam, London; schr zicavo, Nurch, NYork.'
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SENATE.
ALBANY, April %, 1858.
BILLS PASSED.

ALBANY, April 90, 1858.
BILLS PASSED.
Declaring the effect OF judgment rendered in
Canada courts p11nod n,cie instead of conclusive
evidence; authorizing the town OF Westchester to
expend $1,000 sidewalks; for the Improvement
and maintenance of Prospect Park, Brooklyn; con-
rrnng the action Of the Buffalo Common Council In
annullinr an assessment roll: amending the charter
OF the Uptown Savings Bank, New YORK; inc0r-
uo-atDg the Fulton Savings Bank OF New York !;
authorizing the erection OF II regimental armory in
Newburg; amending the charter o. Peekskiil village;
authorizing copies be made OF defaced records in
the Office OF the Clerk OF the Court OF Common
Pleas, New York, at ten cents folio; providing
twenty-five per cent additional compensation 10
deputies ana clerks in the several State departments.
Bills ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
Appropfiating money TO pay Principal ana interest
of The canal deot for the next cal year; making APP
preparation for the maintenance ana the repair Of
state canals for the current year. aso the one iaiii
tax for the benefit Of the canal sinking furd: also
tile bill reapprOpr,ating moneys for extraordinary re-
pairs OF the canals.
Recess iii afternoon.
Evening" Session.
BILLS ADVANCED TO THIRD BEADING.
The Three fourtls Mill Tax bill; for extraordinary
repairs Of the canals incorporating The Peoples safe
Deposit Company; Incorporating Board Of Trade OF
oswcuo changing the name of the Enlgrunts' saw
ings Bank OF Buiialo; authorizing street railroad
in Broadway: relative the Liverpool and Syracuse
Railroad; authorizing the construction OF railroad
from Fishlill TO Matteawan; for railroad from
Poughkeepsic to the Massachusetts, state line; incOr
porating the Fulton Beney client Society OF New York;
providing for the examination Of the accounts Of the
Peekskill Water Works Company; providing for noa-
ing atis IN New York; amending the charter OF the
Odd Fellows Hall Association OF BuIalo TO regulate
the OF convict labor and to protect the interests
OF mechanics: for the more effectua protection OF
cmigrants arriving at the port OF New YORK.
The Assembly amendments TO the New York News
Boys Lodging House bill were concurred In and the
bill was passed.
The Assembly bill compelling railroad companies
70 AFFORD IN steamboats, equal facilities for the trans
fer OF freight and passengers IA are afforded TO ral-
roads was made the special order ana me Senate
adjourned.
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