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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-25

The RECORD Is read by all the merchants
in White, Van Buren, Conway, lizard ane
Prairie, Jackson and Independence. Address
JACOB FR0LICH. Jk.,
aiood gearcy, Ark.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-25

TT HAS A GOOD CIRCULATION IN ALL
the mountain counties, and is the
Only Newspaper I'm the Little River
valley. s ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-25

u,EK NEWS Is PUBLISHED IN ONE OF
ths most thriving towns q the iiue 81 ne
Mobile snd Ohio rnilroad; has eyer o1e tess-
dium FOR MENPHIS MERCHANTS, Hhese
Interests will Be rreafly snhanced IN herta
NiuieIippi hy making their business kn0v1
'nsojh sL w.ls " Co.. q EsrA cOuri ftr.s. ars
agsutl for this paper.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-25

No. 2Is5-In the Chancery Court Of Memphis.
Tennessee = Insolvent bill--John Hallum'
administrator estate of j. w. Matthews, de-
ceased. ys, James ii. Matthews. ct al.
THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM
afidayit on file in this cause that defendants
James H. Matthew'S joseph v. MATHEW Matth,s;w',& & W.
T.. Btricklin and wife Bette j. Strickiin, Jas.
Uamer and wife Sarah G.. Hamer, AID Mark
iJealy are non-residents OF the State OF len
nessee Il is therefore ordered that they make
tbeir appearance herein, at the Courthouse IN
the city of Memphis, Tenn. on or before the
s;rst Monday In March. 1863, and plead, answer
or demur to complainant's bill. or the same
will be taken for confessed as TO them, and set
for hearing ex parte l. and II 10 further ordered
that all creditors having claims agansst ~ ths ices. ss,
18th the Clerk and Master on or before the
Sr.t day of May, 1858, OF the same will pc
hhasred and that copy Of this order be pub
ipished in the PUBLIC LEDGER, q newspaper
published in the city OF Memphis ior tnree
laonths.
A true eopy-Attesti u,.,
4. AL6f0H, Clerk and Master
BY J. BLACK. d. G. and n,
Januar" %, 1888. a.,,.,
H. NAN, CHALMRRs a WAsHISoToF. SOLICIT
~Soy, for cOmp plainant. VIZ
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N hsiisss ~ II is A. s'sca g.
mers experience considerable difficulty ia gettlur
through 10 Little Rock. White river is a, good
stsee, and falling. The Belle Lee ia expected IN
discharge all her freight at Cairo, aud return here
TO lay up until fall ~
From Louisville Courier June 30th:
" The rIyer was slowly receding yesterday with
feet inches water in the canal, in the evening
by the mark. Since our last report, As hours tbs
river has fallen only inches at the head of the
falls. and nine inches at Portland. The weather
Is very warm and cloudy, with indications Of rsia
Our dispatches report the river falling at Pits.
burg ard Cincinnati yesterday, which dissiDates
oil hopes of a rise this month. The Louisville. p
w. Sirader, John kilgOur and Indiana were all
aground at the Portland wharf yesterday, aud the
Tsrascon had TO land below the bar. The John
Keour, Capt. Benson, is advertised to leave the
Portland wharf at P. NJ. to-day for New Orleans.
The Indiana is also posted TO leave this evening
for that port. The tOwboat Stella, from New Or
leans TO Pittsburg, with nine empty barges, came
up through he canal Yesterday"
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BOSTON VIA HAvAEA-steamshp Cub Baltimore
26S bale cotton 3ls hides Hsvara-iOO bb hOar ~
seed oil 53o tbs D0tsoe a Do 10
css,s lard u tcs hams 2Ol pkg mdse
NtKA CRtZSchr Eina-33i bbls -four $50 bills potatoes
100 ks 1873 pkg shingles IS o feet lumber 10 kegs but
ter 2 'cs ham
FENSACULA-Schr Island Bells bbls -four DIS pork
bbls meal ba. coffee 23 sks
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Imports

BRAZOS SANTIAGO-Steaushin st Mary-S3lT sperie
axis S30U d. 4 budderkt-S05l SS5 currency Eek
Ex Co b bill bvssuaar B eau-SI hesd cattle Nc
Qnoid Mehe-sundr y order
Mobiles Gamer Ma-y-5l4 ba es A Whftnev A
o. sunOIies
= III ATAN-schr stingray-Frut
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SUNDAY ARRANGE MERT Steam Train from City n
lieu OF morse Car, Every SUNDAY MORNING, at O'clock
An Extra Train viii leave the City hv-ry SURDAY EVEN
ING at O'Clock. On and after Api 9TH Trains will
leave silheT END Of the Road sundays EvEgY HALF
HOUR from until o'clock p.
fARE-1O and from the Lake. day. Is cents Pas
for GENTLY the pr 20 depart
Of Train Gentiy Sation-Fifteen cents each
GEO. PANDELY. tleneraI Supit
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Receipt. by Railroads

NEW ORLEANS OPEIOUSas q GREAT WESTERN
40 ks potatoes Pessou-9 do Sevip5 bales j w
homan &c0-l62 head cattle McQuoid Mehe-sundres TO
order
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
stto feet lumber l. lnerchn-393S do Huyzhe-450J do
Weaver-f00 40 b 4 q -yor-l92 do j emsch-l car
stock lmhau Cob rs-l DO Lsv-S bills 7etiblss Me
to-6s bxs rult BosrmAu-lO dol " Gisler-l3 do q
Clouds do Geo Ouder-b trucks timber cars wood Il
Chandler-suudses o order
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as4as.@ s-r.ss
orr OF JErrnRsor. Ju,r Il

Arrived yesterday-l70 Texas Beeves, sud ISL
Calves and Yearlings Sold-2I3 Texas Beeves,
465 Calves and Yesrlings, and % Hogs. Stock on
ssle-25l0 Texas Beeves, 479 Calves aud Year.
hDgs. l3s Hogs, 7l9 sheep and 20 Mich Cows.
We quote:
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kAsL<OA lSS.
SPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY
CAIRO AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Quick ar Direct Route to New York, and all East.
trn Ctes-Two Trsins leave Cairo daily on arrival
of Trains and STEAMERS from the south.
But Two Changes
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS.
SLEEPING CARS
Through from New Orleans Columbus without change
For Through Tickets New Orleans apply At toe Office Of
tie n o., a g. n X. X under city Hotel; of
the Atlantic and Mississippi steamship company lO Com.
street; also at the once of the Illinois Ceatr4 karoad
Cairo. WIN aU,.HIF
General Superintendent. Chicago
W JOHNSON.
General Passenger Agent, chicago.
4. LONG EY
Genl Southern Passenger Ct Nav Orleans
NEW OkLEAss, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at 4.So p N
making connections with Trains fo Vicksburg Meridian aus
last -
b"COMSoDAT1ON TRAINS LEAVE on SUNDAYS
q $3.50 A going far BroOkhaven Rsturuing leave
Brook av a. $50 A MONDAYS, arriving in Ne
Orleans at HIS
Excursion Tickets good for Train Saturday or Sun.
day going north trains Of sunday Monday south
tkEl3HT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY except sundays
Al $40 Al
7 S Will IAKS, General Superintendent
JANIS YONGE, General Freight Agent
Sd WARE, General Trans portatinn Agent
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NATCHEZ.

NATOHEz PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and sATURDAYa aBH
EOR EATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
landngs-The hne passenger packst
Wud Wagner.
". 3. RICHARDSON. Mastsr j. O. LTsANo. olsrs;
WI ieAse IS above GEO. d. HTTE, Agent
" Tchountauas street.
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Marinr zntelll9rnre.
CRESCENT OTTIcE. No. % CAxP STREET, (,
Friday, July s, 1868.

CRESCENT OTTIcE. No % CAxP STREET. (,
Friday, July s. 1868.
Cleared Yesterday
Steamship Cuba, Dukehsrt for Balti via Havana
Withe-spo0u & Halsey
schr Eina Brit, johnson, for Vera Cruz and fampco
Master
Schr Island Belle, Parsons. for Pensacola, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship ST Mary Bourne from Braz0s Santiago via Gal
weston. 10 CtHs Whitney AGO LIST distnct II
kchr Siirgrsy, FoAer from Ruatan Island master-New
fOwB0ATS.
Tow beat Ferry Burdeck the Passes-towed down and
to sea 10Th u schr 7 r Frazier-brTught up sehrs
gelnA and Cleaner
sTEAMB0ATs.
Swallow. Macarty from Cincinnati
Gen Qui'mSn Leathefs II ksburg
81 Nicholas. Govt Grand
Rote Franks Carlton fiOm Miers' Bud
Mary Carroll, from Mob lie
Below CoEhtnH Up.
Brig Yankee Blade, Wood, from Matsnzas, TO DMeza
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COAST.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFVUROHE INDEPEN
DENT PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY at r.z, Friday -
EOR IAFOURCHE, AND COAST-THE A NO
passenger packet Nina Bimmes, W. r Greathoc5s
Captain jos Daieres, Clerk VIII leave shove
log the Coast Wednesday and Sunday IN day Ha
For freight or passegs ap ply on board, or 70
T. o. hELANCCE. No "a Old Lsyee street.
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DOUGLAs.
EEGRAYEB AID LTTEOGRAPEER,
We. 10 Camp ssrest
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CITY hotel
DOUGLAs.

Fssas wedding Cards engraved IN slsxnD.
Business Cards Account Sales Cotton Bills L..
sing. CheckA Invoices Circular letter. etc. 1.-The
SrEphsd- Seals, Csncelng Stamps Door Plates, etc.
Initials Embossed On Pspor snh E1vslspss w1THopT
CHARGK YOR DIX
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JeWett Reed
Newport, June u Loadihg for New Orleans ship Mer.
chant opaque, and bark Limerick Lass.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
a HROUGH TO HLADON SPRINGS
FOR TWELVE DOLLARS.

ssengers having New Orleans on FRIDAYS by any Of
Morgan Mail steamers, viii connect at Mobile with Capt
cool and comfortable packet
Prairie State,
be Springs the SUNDAY following
in time for Dinne Ware through ncudng hack hire from
the river ont, TWELVE DOLLARS For further partieu.
lars apply to @. A. WHITNEY CO..
80 and 81 Camp street
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WATERlNes PLAoM-.

FOR WATERING PLACrs-MOkGAN LINE o. q.
Mail Steamers.
REDUCTION IN RATES FROM MAYR
E0R Ray ST. LOUIS, PASS christian
ASsSsippi City Biloxi, Oceaa Springs aud PascagOula
NEW ARRANGEMENT
TIE nev low pressure iron steamer Laura O.ptalu
JOSErh N WALKER. viii make trips 10 above
below - -N'-' "ens -
On TUESDAYS ard THURSDAYS, % r. train
On sAfURDAYs r. a uainJn this trip soipT 10 Pa.cs
gOulA. - ~ '-'f s'Na W -so~'
Returning win leave OCEAN spripr- ssNphy wFnNps
MON wy S"NDAA
The above trips viii be regularly made uules h.
bad weather or low For further Information apnx *
OHAs. A. WHITNEY A co. gents -
80 and SO Camp street.
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OUACHIrA RIVER.

TRENTON MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REaU-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY, At BrH
EOK TRENTON, MONROE. COLUMBIA. HAK-
rsOneurg' Trinity and all intermediate landings-Fhs
ane, fast passenger packet
CicOna,
L. H. PATTERSON, Master j. W. valdez, CLERK;
WIN leave positively above For freight or pa.sas.
spply on board, WINBURN A LORD Aront.
90 GrsVler street
s-The Ceona viii take freight and passengers ~ low
Is any other boat in this trade taking freght for Bayou
Macon and Telsas and DArbonns with pr vege Of re-
shippi-R
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sAIIIFG FROM NEW YORK OK THs sth and Goth OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fan
Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
Fer further Information address
D. n OARRINGTON. Agent,
Pie IS North Riv r. New Yorx
W. b. WEBB President; CHAs DANA Vice President
Ohhce 81 Exchange Place, New York
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Arrived Yesterday


Tow boat Ferry Burdeck rom the Pssses-towed down and
TO sea 10Th ul schr 7 T FrazeT-brTught up schrs
rnnn md Elanner
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DoNLCHAETEaIN RAELRo AD-- SUM
v MIR ARRANGEMENT I'm and after APRIL Ist
1863, the Trains this Road will A follows:
FROM CITY. LAKE,.
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TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REaU-
LAIR Jacket.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5PH
EOH A. ABAAA LANDING OUACHTTA
CITY Sterling Landing, Port Union Treniob, Mnnroo
Columbia haIrisonburg, trinity and ntemodsto landings
on Black anc Ouaehta nvers-The mag hcont East running
passenger packet
Idshoe.
=. A. BLANKS. Master; c. PRES. WORK. Clerk,
VIII leave positively above. For freight or passage apclx
GE0 ID HITE, Agent, II Tchoupitsulas n
W. NJ sUhLS. is New Levee street
The IDAHOE connects with No steamers FIR All nolnts
on Bout liver DArbonne. Bayou Bartholomew and Sab,
river VI Tuniiy with the ELLEN d. for Bayou H-ega
aud TeDsas ~ ~ 'A
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Memoranda.

Below OoEsSnE Up.
Brig Yankee Blade, Wood from Matsnzas, to DMeza
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sTEA@1BOATS---sTEAMB0ATs
REoULAk WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, Athnu

CCG OPEEou5As, WASHINGTON, PORT
Bsre and al landings on the Coast, AtchAfsaya Rvc
Annie Wagiey, W. Burton, msstsr N. KsniSon,
eerk, VII eave ~ above Nl cave Washington even
surssy at 10 O'Clock \. For freight passage ADpli
BLOCH BROS, ISL Common street. n. O..
or o. HlkCkLEY son. Washington. La.
p. b-The steamer Ami, Wsgsy connects 81 Washingor
with steamer Pull Frog and for al landings BayOg
Rnenf and viii sim through hilis ~ sdink
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VICKsHUEsa.
Leaves EvERY SATURDAY, 49,

LsayeI EVERY SATURDAY, ESr
EOR VTrEHBUEG NATCRIZ. AND All, m
hrmeois . landiugs-iho stezfneT Gen. Oui.man.
making all Coast landinqs. ''''
sIENOII ADAMS, . Commercial Pi.o.
Ire seemei Cen Quitman connects at vicksDurg sth
steamers Couuteszepd taunet for and Taahatehla
hyfTs and steamers ua and Rabicon for st Lsuis Mem
phis and 81 intermediate landings
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TOWBOATS.

IUWbOhIS,
NEW ORLEANS ToWBoAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDEHsGSNED, WISHING To EgTkB
ish equitable snd uniform OF rowege 70 oe or
greater facilities the shipping entering aad leaving this
port, have combined the following Towboats:
ECLIPSE LINE
swtJEerlRnd. Lovinthaa, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WIGHT LINZ
Barry Wright and Seatinel
LINE.
Achilles. Thes- a. Morgan. Equator. w
bash, Norman. Republic, TseumseA
WtcAcO and Reliance.
TIE nnrnbsr aad power Of the associated Lima o
as y tee that no detentiOn will occur
the bar or IN this port
PETER MACY, Ecipss Lima
SCHNEIDER ZUBERBfER
Harry Wright Line
EDWARD A YORKE Co. LIna
Associated Once, 81 Carondeet street up stars
j. O. NOR Rosa
OHAH FITzEFRfTER,
Lsves Aeents
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oncs Hours-Prom IL y TO ) o'clock p n so.cialitv.
Female Diseases and Obstesric2
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OFFICE OF TIE DATLT ADyERTTsHR REGIsrEz
Mobile. Alabama. Nov "a l5iA
TO WHoN y NtH CONCERNs-Mr sobert p Button Of
Bynchburg Va d duly authorized Agent for our
paper receiving subscriptions and advertising our eguls
card rates Al contracts made BY him 10 conformity WIZ
these rates, vii be ratified and carried into Eject a. th
oioa W u. CLARK a 90 Pron-te.or.
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THROUGH LINE FOR JEFFERsON DTREcr-THREs
DAYS AND HAIL. TO JEFFERS IN.
Leaves on SATURDAY. July fth. atBPE
FOX JFFFERsON, SHREVEPORT LOogV
Bayou, Grand bayOu. Grand score. 81 Nauri,e CAL.
Alexands Norman's barbin's. and all ntemsdi,ie land
inB-Ahe NO. side wheel passenger steamer
J. W. WHITE. Master, l. Russ ci.,t
Will leave above freight or p.sss . npv an ,s
orto N. O. DONOHUB. 2 Tchoupit.sniss stree,
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MARCH 2s sa-TRIPLE SHEET
too late In the session to hope for any compromise
which wiz relieve the LIQUOR dealing intereat

TOO late In the session to hope for any compromise
which win relieve the liquor dealing interest.
The STREET CLEANING INVESTIGATION.
Inc investigating committee fnaugurated by Sena-
tor Creamer In relation to the cleaning OF the streets
In the city OF New York win make report In q few
days. Inc committee unanimously condemn the
present system ana recommend additional legislation
In order that the city may escape In the future the
disgraceful condition In which was kept during the
past winter. They suggest that the contract shall be
SO amended as to provide for the removal OF snow
from the principal streets Immediately after IL falls
and that Broadway I'm particular, being the main
thoroughfare OF the city, should always be kept free
from any snow ice or filth. They recommend also that
additional power be conferred on the Street Clean
ing Commission to make new contracts In case 1t will
be found for the interest OF the city to cancel the
present one. All streets are to be cleaned at least
twice week, and the owners or occupants OF dwell
ngs required In every Instance to keep the gut
ters clear In front OF their residence or place OF bus
ness. The committee also strongly urge the neces-
sity OF preventing the railroad companies from
throwing snow from their tracks on the streets
through which they run.
EQUAL RATES OF FERRIAGE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
Mr. G. L. Smith introduced bill to-day which pro-
poses to compel the ferries the upper part Of the
East river to charge not more than the rates now
charged by the Fulton Ferry Company.
CIVIC AND RELIGIOUS PROFESSIONS.
Mr.. M. G. Murphy introduced bill giving civic
and religious societies In the city OF New York power
and authority to celebrate their anniversaries
by marching through the streets OF New
York, subject to the regulations and ordinances
OF the Common Council. This Is meritOr0us meas
ure and shows that Colonel Murphy Is watching the
sumo, to prevent Superintendent Kennedy from In
teriering on st. Patrick's Day.
Mr.. Bergen also introduced bill to amend the
law OF 1867 to forbid the police interfering with
professions on the 22d OF February 18th OF March,
4th Of July and the 25th OF November.
CALENDAR or THE COURT or APPEALS.
the day calendar OF the Court OF Appeals to-mor-
row Nos l7 25 y, rs, 30 80, 49, 80, ~, A. Az u.s.
1l6, III, 11S.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
ILLlNOIS.
The Chicago Exchange-Resolutions Relative
Ia the Erie Railway War.

The Chicago Exchange-IscsolutIons Relative
Ia the Erie Railway War.
CHICAGO, March q, 1868.
The following resolutionsgere read on 'Change to-
day; they viii come up for nal action tomorrow
whereas the question ofcheap transportation IL
one OF vital Importance TO ne productive interests OF
the Northwest and whereashe construction OF CON-
peting lines OF railroad frm the West to the sea-
board has always been regrded by us as a means to
secure the end and constellation FOR which impor-
tant rights have been surradered; therefore,
Resolved, That we cann0 view with Indifference
the efforts now being maddby the chief manager Of
one OF the most importat OF these lines, by the
means and influence whic the New York Central
railroad furnishes, to conrol the travel and CON-
merce of the Northwest.
RESOLVED That we herey pledge our sympathy
influence and patronage tosuch lines OF trafic con-
ducted on their own merk, as will afford us the
cheapest and most expetuous routes to the sea-
Resolved. That in the tdgmcnt OF this Board Of
Trade the tolls on prodce exacted on the Erie
Canal are extort0nate nd calculated toward d.
verting commerce from te lakes to the Mississippi
river route, and that, hwever eligible the route
through Central New for to the seaboard may be
esteemed, It Is not SO elible as TO be beyond the
reach OF competition, as he managers may realize
when too late to retrievetheir error for long for
bearance is not acquiescece In extortion.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
ASSEMBLY.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BILLS INTR0DUCED.
BY Mr.. BERoER-Regulating street professions In
New York.
BY Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING parades Of societies
In the streets OF New York.
BY Mr.. p. BURNs-To regulate the fire limits OF
Brooklyn.
by Mr.. PEsFIELD-TO incorporate the Commercial
Agency and Credit Guaranty Company OF New York.
by Mr.. w. s. ANDREws-TO authorize q change Of
the route OF the railroad In Bergen street. Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. IRvING-Authorizing the Third Avenue
Railroad M Company to e extend Their ,s tracks, tracks:
York and Brooklyn Petroleum Storage Floating Com
BY Mr.. JoHNsON-To regulate the leasing OF stands
and stalls in the public markets OF New York city.
rBy Mr.. CAAPBELL-To incorporate the Rochester
by Mr.. TowER-To incorporate the Chenango Val.
ley savings Bank; also the Pawners' Savings Bank In
Nv Mr.. PEsyIEIp-To amend the Yonkera village
charter also TO incorporate the Burglars Insurance
Company Of New York; also to amend the charter or
By Mr. FaEAR-To amend the charter OF New York
to provide for the election Of Board Of Assistant
Aldermen in the place OF Councilmen.
by Mr.. KIERNAN-To incorporate the Depositors'
Loan Institution OF New York.
By Mr. BESTLy-T0 incorporate the new Health
and Accident Insurance Company
BY Mr.. G.. +. SMITH-To regulate ferries between
by Mr.. JoNEs-To authorize the Street Com
missioner to make contract for filling In certain
lot on the south side OF Manhattan street.
BY Mr.. LAwRESCE-In relation TO the storage OF
coulbustibe materials In New York.
DEFEAT OF THE ERIE RAILROAD BILL.
Mr.. PRINCE, from the Committee on Railroads,
made unanimous report against the bill lcgalizing
the acts OF the directors OF the Erie Railway Com
pany.
which was lost by vote OF 81 TO IS.
The report then agreed ~ by vote Of SO to 80
Recess until evening.
Evening Session.
TIE ARCADE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD ELL PASSED.
on motion OF Mr.. SELKEG, the House went into
Committee OF the Whole on the Arcade Underground
Railroad bill. The names Of several coyporators
were added.
Mr.. YoUSGL0vE moved TO amend so that special
meeting Of the stockholders called for that purpose
may increase the capital stock OF the company to
ten million dollars, which was carried.
Progress was reported, when Mr. Prrrs moved to
order the bill to a third reading, which was carried
Mr.. PITTS moved that the bill be now read third
time, which was carried, and the bill was passed by
yeas 101, nay 1.
BILLS ORDERED To THIRD READING.
To authorize the removal OF Genesee College from
Lima t0 Syracuse; to incorporate the Security say
ings Bank at Buffalo,
SUPREME COURT REPoRTER.
Mr. 0'REILLY moved to reconsider the vote on
the passage OF the bill providing for the appointment
OF y Supreme Court reporter. 1t was laid on the
table.
EXTENSION or AMIrY STREET.
Mr. RILEY introduced bill to open, widen and
extend Amlty street.
The House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

LONDON MONEY MARKET-L0SDOS. March 2I--
p. M-C0ns0ls closed at e3 a 93iS for money ana
account. United States fve-twenties 72h, Illinois
Central SOY, Erie Railway shares 49, Atlantic and
Great Western consolidated bonds 29t4.
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANkFORT March 27-5 r
M-Unted States bonds closed iirma nc 75x 757S.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr--LIvERPooL, March
27-5 p. M.The cotton market closed buoyant al tho
following authorized Notwithstanding uplands,
l04d l0Id. middng Orleans, 10Isd. l0xd
The sales Of to-day foot up $1,000 bales. Circulars
issued to-day give the total stock OF cotton OF all
sorts, aOat ana bound to this port at 332 900 bales
or this amount IL Is estimated that at least 100 900
bales are on the way from the United States.
TRADE REPoRT.-LIvERPO0L March 27.-Advices
from Manchester are favorable. The market for
goods and yarns Is advancing.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKEr.-LTvERPOOI,
March 27--5 p. M-The market closed strong at tho
following qu0tatiOns:-Corn, AS. Sd. Wheat 16s.
for white California and las. 3d. for No. Cred Western
Barley, 5s. 6d. Oats, AS. I'd. Peas, 46s 6d. Flour
37s Cd
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. -LIvERPoorv
March 27-S r. M-Beef, l20s Pork 79s Lard, 62s.
Cheese, Dos. Cd. Bacon, AS.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE EMARKEr.-LIvERPOoL, March
60 +. M.-Sugar, 25s. 6d. Rosin, common 81. 3D.;
medium, l2s. Turpentinc, 3is Tallow, AIS. DDS
Refined petroleum. Is. sd. Spirits petroleum, Is.
Linseed cakes, fl0 l5s.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANrwERP March 27-Even-
ing-The petroleum market closed firm. Standard
white. Ar.