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ghe CrEmlnat jude canvass.

The Canvass has fairly opened, Captain
M%cDsTmott, like q man, has withdrawn
rom The truek, and the struggle is now be-
tween Gcu. Howard and Col. Brown. Con.
Howard is a candidate upoa lhO RsdirHl
platform, Sabscribss to IL in tote, and expects
the Radical party to support bin, because he
is and ever has been an syOved, straight-out
and undeviating adhsrcnt to their ranks. He
hAs never turned 10 thSrisbt or the left, but
marched up boldly and openly to the rack,
accepting every dogma Of bis party. and de-
tending at ell times its measures of policy.
There b no man in the State tina, has a
brighter ana more consistent political record.
He bias labored untlringly Tor tie Republican
cause and although a poor man, he has free
y speuthis time and money to accomplish
is success. He deserves the ertirv and cor.
dial support Of The Radicl Union Voters Of
The nstrieL SAd be will get it. His s%lectiOn
Is as certain as ths rise Of tOmOrrOW's sun.
The Radicals ats fully aroused to the i'm
RoFtanse ana necessity Of bis success.
Col Brown is the csndidats Of the COnier'
vGdye party without a doubt. They will
support him to a imam, for be 10 one Of their
-L -.
number, in full alliance and uRsasPieiousd
fcllOwshipe No Republican true to bis parry
aud nuBilling that the laws should be adj
ministered by those who smile eomplaeshtTy
upon f,bets can vote FOR him without re-
tfAetlug bis former professions. In doing 80
be wilhswsll a vote that will be the sabiOe.
Of sonservative boSSiing and jubnAtlon, and
10 the improbable event Of Col, Browas cleo
ton be will assist 10 producing an occasion
ola ihundeF-shoat Of victory, that will be
echoed and reached from Maias To- OalifOr-
uia 3'sa l.in
The RepabHcaus, white aud sOIOrsd, must
sisnd square up to Gen. Howard, We wan.
no conservative JudiciTy Ia Andy J0hnsoa's
DisgisG We wHH, no friend and supporter
Of Andy johnson 10 ~adhfnister law IN our
region, We want All Of our Offices alled by
ths bold, ssnaius add unainshing Radical
ratos bsp. m osdH
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We ARE, IN FAVOR OF THE ENTIRE ENFRAN
CHIsENENT OF Ii coLoRED RACE, n THE
DIsFRNScHIsEMEST OF TllE REBELS OF TUE
SOUTH gNTIL 1T IS SAFE TO ISrRrsT THEM
wGTH'THE DNLLoT, THE CONGRESSIONAL POL.
IuY OF RECONSTRUCTION, II co~NTIscATIoN
OF REBEL PROPERTY SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE
ExPENsES OH THEewAR. AID REMCSERATE
LOYAL NEN RoR THEIR LOSSES INCURRED
THEuEBT n WE WILL SUPPORT NO MAN
o THE PRESfDENcY VINO WILL NOT COM.
NIT nTMSzbT TO THIS PLATFORM OF RIGHT
AMI JUSTICE RinIa Elm af q
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m

Lei Sssry member Of The Onion Lsseusrs-
usabsr that A. ". HOWARD, Bsq. 10 nov
.pd svsr has bees TINE snd unainebins to u,
Radical unien P~auy--thaj BE- has stood by
., IN 4" ~ Artsf Aous o. psril-that B,
EishdFsv ron Ne track last an Las p4ndi-
t.ss fs clrsuli IudEs Tor tbs nobls Purpa,'
o. prsssrviss harnony 20 ear ranks. Uais.
men, r,aad b. Hevsrei
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Fexan desperate.

A Desperate, who assumes the title
of Colonel Baker, G, s. a. has made
himself notorious in Northern Texas
by tho commission of upwards OF
forty murders. United Statss Sold
iers and negroes were at FIRST the OBJ
jects Of his diablery; bhthe has ceased
tormakes distipction, and friend and
foe fall alike be fore bis balefuL wea-
pOns. Rebels be treats as Yankees,
because they have dared to censure
his lawIessness. He is skillful in
avoiding those who seek his arrest,
and defiant of al authority. To the
Proclamation Of tho commander oil
the post at Boston, Texas, offering a
reward Of 5000 for bis head, bio pnb-
Iirhed an answer offering 9400 for
tho head of tho commander, BY his
threats no prevents tho eousumma.
ton Of oontracts, attempts d s0ttle-
-menta, and disarranges the whole
coarse OF business. AZ If his appetite
were whetted by blood, his recent
acts have increased in frequency and
cruelty. Az the house Of an old
friend he shot two negroes At the
door and then killed tho occupant
sayink 20 him as be fred, efYou have
outlived your ussfalnsssH One OF
two daughters Who ran TO their faith
er's assistance, vas brutally knocked
down. Entering the house be threw
= shovel fall OF hot ooals On tho bed
and fatally woandgd another dauEh.
ter who attempted 20 extinguish th'
Iaamee Strange 70 say this man.dayi
e stilf At large.
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lLoN business frOma Bad Source.

There are those 10 certain communities
who are s~ndsavorinS 20 prejudice Union men
agaiAst Gen. Howard BY asptrs'bs bic pri-
vate ehafactert BcrdSs Of risEs Siandsr5B !
-lbeys ere "wolsSs 10 sleeps clothing" and
bot a word they nay should be believed for a
moment AMEN who live ia RlASs-houseS
should nOt throw S%toDss,@ u aaiOlt mOvsrb,
but a true one. isbSE usa nan who itiss 70
viiify and ROB bis fsllowSpau Of bis good
haus, and 10 that mao we VII show yOb The
most 0od-forsakeu, ~eOwardIy scOuudrel that
Nalks .hs green earth e q p 0reH5q
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That's Sol

Col. Brov-'sA " klsVV fsl0,Y but be cant
q coms u over us " for Criminal Judge Not
bY abJ nesnsi Hs's opposed 70 the Union
Lsasps-apd the members Of the Uuiou
LeaEns are the Boys who saved ihs eOuairy
They can't swallow q live Conservative n
that -vsy-AaS and aai Lubrieaton needed
6rstt
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NJ" ArCARD
10 Che fOfem OF Che FIRST
M tnAlI Nfefrert IN TerreFsfA.


WI nall Nisiflct In TeEEesa
fnltpWg cITi sEa .---In saSpaaas p NE
Nay caNS upGn hs 20 ran for che Office o.
Criminal taGse. ma partly from my own H.
~OliaailSn, I havs.AnnSnnOsd my nAma aud
DO hereby RBROpnes mySslfaI . Republican
csadldath FOR aal& pSAnios n ysty eyi,
dent foR She fe~solatfohs already published
BY the different cauRtissAA uoupsels Of the
Leagues ans the district, thal ! nm the can.
dida,s and choice Of shs RspuSlIcaa party
10 tho Dlsttisi, and pronlse II elected. an
ensrgstieg prompt, impartial adnlniStratiou
Of law aud justice. Against any ComPetitor
1 have, o. iusy have, Thaye but little TO say,
nor do propose to have unlesu in self de-
fence. The time Is too short for me to m.
deftake 70 show up the faults Of O%tllefa, n
any they have, and the people win judge
right between AIpirants. II any boast Of
superior qualifications, propose TO leave Y
10 The loySl9v0tetsj at the ballot box on the
srd Thursday in Apffl next. But knowing
something Of the element that oppose the
success Of the Republican party generally, ]
caution my friends against the willy schemes,
schemes, pIots, plans, and falseboOds Of my
enemies, Which they may be disposed to hatch
upand circulate for eject in tbs race. Hay.
ing confidence in the intelligence, intsgFitl
and ability Of my friends to do right,I sub.
i - .NLL
init my claims respectfully and in confidence
06edisUtly, SC,
| -erE Fea sHa- ~ A. W. HOWARD.
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The Formulated /

I'M Union LsAsuP are heldipg meetings
all over ~ arsl Jodisial Diiirisi, and pro.
claiming 10 Howard a their esoIes for
Criminal JudEsl The Danes o. he best men
in shs sOgstz have ssIl'a him ou.. LslA'
balI ~sOssisosso fonf igl 81 90 s.s4,.
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" Ia IoadoaDt hGbO6sGG number
more the250O0O, EAbd 9ke streets, il
placed in line, w0da extend from
LlEsrPoolto New York, and are light.
ed at night BY $50, 900 gas laFAps, Son.
Stunning eyry twenty-four hours about
lS,OOO,OO0 cubic feot Of gas. 81 arsl
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sCapt. NcDermOll or the Traek.

W. hans jusfrAsfy.da letter from Capt.
MspermOtt, 10 which b. AitbdraWs from the
rsavass ss 3 candidate. for oriminal JudFs
Hs eonsi oSin favor ef 0sasraIHOWsrd Tbi'
lsahobis aes ia cAPiAia AsDerhott 'nd "
shil hold Ourselves rrady % aidbim for any
ehsabs may oFs: fot suhiee, % The dselsion
pfs Radieal Uaion conystiion. he % ?
SoEsby saa inislpssnt g~onssaan, and esPa'
BE Of ellAg Alnasi Hay position.
Nov ths faes e bslsesa 4 Radieti aad .
,ceplsrvaiiys. palOn BOYS, M us . sEht Il
eui "a ~ iips. y 4 pkss Aiilanasrt"
- sSsg raisa naa vta lorss Biz eoan.
ty sad asissis AnArss John,aa. g. 10 u,
RsHaeatEe,s % essp'.i Hsrsrdt
- Several eannsdlsEuous .ud oss.'
oSieinsi GATOR crowded oai this week
vhieA VIZ spear = ear ssI,
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nNOTICEl.
% DANKRUPTnY.

An bANKRVPTCY, aa ~
DsS''' Oo,H q he uuiisa s'stN,l q aurd 49,,
Per tbs sa.lstu Disssist o. rssA9 aIu8 urr
~ ~ nalsr 81 Ns8n Ewms-usf.-s.
Eastern Dhthetof Tsup.nss,s.a
VuIl - TO 0lFBN0rlcr. n,
-. ssssa ssstast % Bsatfspity " n
40 Dhule, talnli tba s1f.i1. IFcT... ~
y 1.Ill = nllaRt ffFn nane ~ 4 wnla
~, - 81 US ooauy q NtAhIh gibni u al ~
49,. a.h4ttymle % ~ dltn ~ ~
~ pInp.sty, t~siopslng y sa-h ns.t ~,
..f,iss q ~ 2 pltgytI t.sn ~ ssSiIi.s 4,
2 = 40 i-klrss1
hl...1 sul y "a
-. Gees H1ris
Ia. 4" n pg, -. - 4
~ ~ q 4 n 1,a1a5 ~ Il
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- Mover sbuss one who VISA
o0os TOur bosom friend, no matter
bow bitter 40 enemy now
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Prom The dteehavnls New Eraa
Greene County for Howard.

Radioal Union CONVENTION &C
1G, Greenevllle Tenn.
M. Edtor;-Ata meeting of full
delegation ofthe Leagues and Radi-
cal party of Greene County, at tho
court house in Greepoveillo on the
Sd day of Febuary 1868, it being the
Cay Of our County Court, nearly eve,
rs body present Each League and
each civil Dist, in the Gornty were
Represented, County candidates were
nominated for different county Of
fees, &c. @oa % saaug sooi
Also the following Resolution was
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Sullivan County fOr NOWard.

To *. w HOWARD, ESQ.,,
Dsdr Sir-We the undersigned citi.
zens of Sullivan County, Tenn, and
members of the Republican party,
having full confidence in your ability,
integrity and Loyalty. we call up.
or you TO run for Criminal Judge and
plpdgeto you our hearty support and
influence, and that of our county, and
say that without doubt, you are the
choice of the legally qualified voters,
and the radical nnion party Of this
county for said position. VI
no iTae' Respectfully &c, $50
900 JACOB b. WHITE, v.-
ELISHA II lRBOUR,
.aI mi JAMES M1LLHONE,
q COZ ss az ELL ANDERSON, hoe,
5000 g'sa 5oi rlDyPIHUNTys ta.g ua.
JOHN HARBOUR, -lsa
JAMES G. HICKS.
J. w. KETRON.
s JESSE CHILDRESS,
-an A @. SIMPLIFY, a5s
pssali A. B. SIMPSON,
~ GEORGE ANDERSON,
This March %, 1868. iso 70 ss,,t'
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ss M H. TSTEPHENS
tLAts of Esn TsnutS'ss4 @
FactOrmd Commission Merchant
=AnnertorS, ca.

Deals largely ID ProyisiOns. LIqusH %
Tobacco VOoFh, BAT, ugas snd ~ wy
Plantation supplies, Orders fot Hat'
Of Cotton solicited, add promptly Ana ~
fully exec6ted. Liberal Advances ~
~CohsIgnments Of Corn, Bacon, bsrd H"'
0ag and othtf Esst fshhessee Pf0ei'@
lse5dvc26K eo II.
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Ralstd, February 10, 1868.
The New York herald., 1868-03-14
AMusEME ENTs.

SIEs's 0PERA HousE-Mozart's chef d'0uUre, don
Giovanni" was given last night (which, by the wsy-
Is the as night OF the present brilliant season. before
an immense audience. II is something singular and
also gratifying to Messrs. Pike and Harrison thao
nearly every audience during the season has been am
unpreceden'ediy large one. The opera was mag
nifcently sung last night by Madame Parepa1
Rosa, the renowned prma donna Miss:
Minnie Hanck and Miss Ronconi. Pancani and Ron.
conf were the most noticeable OF the male singers.
and In the rest OF the cast the chorus and orchestra
there was not defect that the most captious mghs
take offence at. The matinee TO-DAY win bring Qua
Parepa. Rosa in FRA Davoo" and win wind nm one,
OF the best seasons OF Italian oper eyerwnessed in
New York. a fi0'-T
SrEINwAY HALL-MRs. KEMBLE's REApINes.-Al,
the seats or the door OF Steinway Hail were occu-
pied by "lookers-on in viennan while Mrs Kembls,
read last evening only she read the interest,"
ing story OF Measure for Measure.n II is amazing
to see how readily q single voices unassisted by
any stage Illusions, can reproduce the shiftnps
scenes amidst which the multitudinoas charac.
ters OF Shakspeare's creation "live and moves
and have their being" Equally at home in tragedy
and In comedy, the genius OF Mrs. Kemble accom-
pshes what might al first seem impossible, ana hee
readings effective and memorable af the nesh
acting Of a whole troupe Of performers To-day
Mrs. Kemble Will read Macbeth" as the matinee,
which Will commence al two O'Clock instead OK
three, as previously announced.
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lection TO going to the Senate from day TO day. the
House might determine
Mr.. DAWES moved that to-day the members pro-
ceed TO the Senate in body.
This was agreed TO.
Mr.. Ross, (dem.) OF H., inquired whether 4 would
De IN order 10 summon ali the people OF tue en''co
States to APPEAR
the Secretary OF the Senate was now al tle oai u
the House for the purpose Of delivering message. -
The Secretary then announced that the sen',u & "
ssst on the amendments TO the SoIsua nonmtoe Of
conference. The Secretary also announces wa, Wy
Senators were now in the CHAMBER ahu reauy - ~ "a
ceed with the trial and thal seas a1 ~ se upnse
Tup wu1sKry rRArps AND LIFE SAVING COMMISSION
Mr. VAN WycK (repl Of n. ", offered reso.atic1
that five thousand extra copies o. tne iepor, ., he
Committee on Retrenchment on the wnlskey rauus
be printed .or tie use o. the House.
Mr. pR:GGs lrep.) OF Mich, aso offered resolution
providing for the printing 0. I'VE thousand ezra
copies Of the report OF the lie saving COMMISSION
convened at New York.
Both resolutions were re.erred &c the COMMITTEE
on P-sn.i.g,
Mr.. WAsHBCRSE, OF H., moved tcat the Hcuse re-
so.ve itself into a Committee of the Whole on the
state OF the vn.on for the parpose Of proceeding IN
q body 10 the bar OF the se.ate
TIE srEAKsR appointed NJ. wassburre, Of EInois
70 preside
TIE members then formed IN lire, the Chairman.
supported by the Clerk ane the Doo.keeper being at
the head, and al a.teer minutes past one O'Clock
proceeded 20 the Senate chamber.
The members OF The House returned 20 their mai. Al
twenty minutes past five O'Clock, wheE Mr. WASH
BURNg. as Chairman OF the Committee OF the Whole
on .he state OF tie CnioI reported that according 70
the order OF the House they had attended the High
Court Of Impeachment accompanied by the Man.
ayers and that the court having received the re.
sponse Of the counsel OF the accused adjourned until
the 2Sd inst.
The House then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1868-03-14
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MARCH "A TRIPLE SHEET
having essn Imprisoned in Switzerland, which is

having besn imprisoned In Switzerland, which is
knowH 70 be q fact. g
Ministers used every EFFORT to have him confess.
out ne refused. He claimed TO the last that his son
was the murderer, and said he was sorry for him.
THE CLOSING SCENE. uC.
Al twenty-five minutes past ten o'clocA Snenu
stone entered the cell and told the prisoner ms Time
had come. He manifested some fear. but checked u
as much a. possible being uesrous 70 maintain MS
hrmness ana thus assert his innocence. HIS arms
and feet were then firmly pnioned and the white cap
placed upon his head and IN company with ms
adviser ne was led out to the scafold. he ascended
the scahold with nrm step, when prayer was
offered, after which he asked II he still main
tanned his innocence. His last words were, ~ call
God 10 witness am innocent and forgive all"
Al precisely fifteen minutes before eleven the white
cap was drawn the sprng touched and Roesch
was launcaed mo eternity. He died without the
movement Of mascle.
spEoIAToRs-PoPrLAR BELIEF-CoSDrcT OF HIS
WIPE. wes
Only Forty persons were admitted into the enclo-
sure 10 witness the execution. Among them
was the fathe: OF the murdered boy. Be-
tween one ard two hundred were outside
the enclosure ard on housetops. but the utmost
good order prevailed. Notwithstanding his protesa-
tons OF innocence every one IN st. Peter believes
him guilty. lie expressed no hope for the future as,
indeed his low order Of intellect was hardly sufficient
TO comprehend the situation He endeavored a few
days ago to get his wife TO assert his innocence hop
ing thereby to receive pardon but she reused she
said, when asked what she wanted done with the
body, that she did not want 1t.
The New York herald., 1868-03-14
THE STATE CAPITAL.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF the HERALD.

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scusa'o Sne nheee" "'ie'ecs =" sno
Williamsburg Ferries.
ALnANy. March "a 1888.
~ s,,r. 80 -, - u,h,.n s,.,, ~ - ,r,-o
io-ua! Sei's 'ie 'as' on "nion oii's eau VIC 'n''U
ducec his sess.oc which shall receive consideration
dna,,y before action shat, be taken on those intro.
49,, s-,..,,,a-,,v ! nar,ac, anower q, nr,o ae,.
oa0su s-ssss-sa.s' peiieo' sno"s' u ohiS uef
ugec TIE clerks desk when the order OF bui!ness
reached. Owe. eighty bills were introduced In the
few minutes preceding adjournment this afternoon.
Some o. these concern subjects OF deep interest 70
New York CITY az ,he summary p,yec below OF them
-, ~, 80. !. r,e.s ,
introduced By NJ. irving took everybody By sur.
urise.
FA
REGULATION oP CONNECTING LINES OF TELEGRAPH.
The following bi,l introduced by Mr.. Younglove,
,oors n an adjustment ~ mo rights ~ tho comrn.
iooNs - az n"''1''.en. y 'ne iieA'a - wy comma
nifty ir the present struggle between the various
competing lines OF telegraph II .s entitled "Aa act
oaena an ae' y piosiue 'ot 'ue ''icotosa.on aia
regulation OF telegraph companies, passed Apr. y
ls4s.
svcuoS, :. s,a- ia tho o,.v :, a,v ,r,,,.,s,,,
s"1'- y - e' - I. - -,.'
assoei@.lon " company wing = as'.is :
~ - ' : t' - "
- sae' a., .os" sss. -
p'
-, - ~ ~ a., -
''uuai ~ :. company -. fo.ae = "HeA sne'
nia, la'e oln.es' :. aH1 pa =. saea ie. - son'
nromntIv IN the reouIar araer in wscS tray &c re'
ceived to their destination at an equal and Impartial
cost 20 all parties, associations or companies so
offering such messages such charges not 20 exceed
the rates charged or messages originating with The
company thus receiving the same, with the addi-
ton of not more thar two extra words at pro rata
rates, when transferred from cne company 70 an.
Sec q That the proviso contained In section two
of the act passed April L. lS4o, be and the same Is
hereby repealed.
SEC. 5. II shall be the duty OF all telegraph COM
panies when messages are offered oy other telegraph
companies for transmission under section frs; OF his
act TO return promptly the answers 70 the same TO
The New York herald., 1868-03-14
RUSSIA AND TINE UNITED STATES.

The Milwaukee Ddfly Wisconsin, March s. gives
an account OF the arrival there on temporary visit,
Of Mr.. jeremiah Curtin, Secretary OF the United
States Legation at st. Petersburg and his reception
by the Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce. The Wis.
consn states that Mr. Curtin, both from his abilities
as diplomat and his relation to the government OF
our country, has been received with the utmost
dality throughout Russia. He says that 1t would be
Impossible to overstate the genial kindness ana
friendliness which the Russians feel toward our
countrymen. Mr.. Curtin said that he was travelling
from 81. Petersburg, between the Black Sea and the
Caspian AZ he speaks Russian readily he had oc-
caslon frequently to remark the wonderful love
called savage Cossacks. he asked one Cossack
farmer, do you know anything OF American He
replied, II hear II Is country beyond the great
ocean" "Dc you know anything OF their people ~
instantly he answered. 'They are relatives OF ours"
While speaking OF the Cossacks Mr. Curtin re.
bu, they OF pure Russian blood, who live on the
border 10 protect the frontier and because or this
daty are exempt from taxation. He says they cor.
respond very much In character to our Western border
men-genial, frank brave, impulsve, generous.
ready to aghi when insuted. and ready TO bury the
hatcset when friendship is pro.ered. He says that
they are ~ valuable a population In Russia as our
western frontier men are In the United states. he
remarks that few Americans appreciate the civilizrg
and beneficial Influences which Russia Is exerting
upon Asia she is constantly advancing towards
CHINA and Is subduing the savage hordes OF Central
Asa and finally asslmlating them 70 her populatloE
In this respect she Is not unlike TIE United states,
wsch has marvellous power 10 asslmsiate
Its new provinces TO the character OF our
Institutions Mr., c. declares that the kussial
judicial system II not unlike .hat oi ours
that justices OF the peace there az here. are eec'ec
by the people In this respect the government OF
Rassia Is more democratic than that OF any other IN
Earope The present Car, being pure man, has
infused higher tone into all the judiciary OF TIE
Empire, and as pure executive head, In az auto
cratic government like Russia. exerts an Almost
bogndiesS influence The judicial reform which the
present Gear has established Is not less noNe ara
memorable than hts political reforms but we must
close this article which is extending toe iong y =
favorte Eeme ., ours to date OF the future OF the
two might.est nations on the earth. which are pc
coming brothers IL asectior because 0! eelng tha
nAnA
The New York herald., 1868-03-14
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY. March "a. lsss.

ALBANY, March l3, 1865.
Nearly the entire morning session was consumed
in discussion the o.!ls aeoshing the Contracting
Board b.; w,thou, any iennte result being reacsed.
They were made specal order !cr next Tuesday
evening.
BILLS REPORTED
Authorizing the Syracuse Board OF Educaticr 20
transfer certain property; relative 70 the oce 9: Re
corder, Chamberlain Assessor and CITY Attorney oi
Troy: Incorporating tse Buffao Park; against
the appointment OF commissioners 20 examine
into the system and management Of New
York common scsools-which was agreed
70; amending the charter OF the city Of
Buffalo FOR the extension Of Prospect Park, Brook
lyn authorizing. the street railroads &c use each
others tracks by mutual agreement.
.BS NJ 0'DoNNELL-A majority report .or me con-
sderat!on ofthe senate 10 r-ovide Tor taxing corpo
ratoEs anG ,ol stock associations Al the Comptro-
ler's of!ce. Albany
To erabe the National SAFE Deposits Company 10
complete its organization. Incorporating the Union
safe Deposit Company; Incorporating the Geneva
Savings Bank establishing the status and elvii rights
OF the ,ssae c. Seneca Indians and their White wives
BILLS INTRODUCED
By Mr.. O'DoSSgLL-To impose taxes upon certain
laws enacted by the Legislature.
Ry Mr.. CHAPMAS-Amendng the charter OF the city
OF B.ngham.on: also authorizing the appointment
Of commissioners to locate an asylum lor insane IA
one .! the western or southern tier OF counties.
by Mr.. FoLGER-Amending he charter oi the
Union Gc.d ME.2g Company Of Colorado, also 70 IN.
corporate the Commercial Crect ana Guarantee
Agency Company Of New York
BY Mr.. wiLLiAMs-To amend TIE Auburn school
act.
BY Mr. MrRpuY.-ror .he completion OF improve.
merit q! THIRD street New J ork.
BY Mr.. TwEEp-IIcorporating the Association OF
the Sc.ders' Home New York.
BILLS NOTICED.
MI cRgANER gave notice OF a bill authorizing the
appointment o. a Financial Examiner or the city ~
New YORK.
BILLS PASSED.
To facilitate the construction OF the New York and
0swego Midland Railroad amending the charter of
the Irving Fire Insurance Company; Incorporating
the New York Elevator Company.
Mr. PARKER reported favorably the oill making the
amount insured by Hre insurance companies evidence
OF the amount destroyed by dre
Adjourned Till Monday evening.
The senate committee TO investigate the affairs Of
the Erie Railroad have postponed their meeting
until next Thursday. owing TO the aosence Of impor.
'ant witnesses.