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New-York tribune., 1868-04-29
GOVERNORS VETO
oF THE ONE-HUNDRED- -AND-TWENTY- -FIITHsST.
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STATE oF NEw.YoRk, EXECUTIVE DEPARTNENT,l
ALBANY. April 2S. 1868 5
out nv approval bill No l57, entitled AN act 10
authorize tbc construction OF railroad in Onehnndred
andtwenty hhs and certain other streets roads and
avenues in the City Oi New York.
IL is proposed by this bill TO confer upon certain per
sons named therein and their asSgnecs, authority 10
construct and operate railroad with double or single
track. =" commencing at the ioot OF Onehnndie1 and
along One hnG and -tbrfiehs. MaDhattan-st, and
One hundred and twenty .fftIst TO :he Harlem river
also from hundred-and twenty ffthst. through and
along Third9Ve. To the Harlem river thence east frOin
Thirdaye along One hundred and Thirethst. TO Har-
lem river and through and along kleventh-ave. the
Bloomngdale road, Tenhaye and kinEsbridge road 10
Kugsbrdgc together with the necessary crossings turn
outs, functions, stands and switches
have been anus particular III recItlnE Inc territory
hch the grantees are authorized 10 appropriate 10 the
hses specified IN te bin in order show the magnitude
u the proposed franchise and e great importance OF
welconsdered safeguards againsy diversion or abuse
without considering the important interests 10 he af-
ected by the proposed enactment, shoui1 feel con
strained 70 withhold my assent FROM the bill upon the
ground that the and description of tie route ia
inanifesuy vague ana indefinite. 1t will DE conceded
hat an irrepeaabie giant Of such Important aud exten'
live privileges should lie carefully defined and
drccd 10 leave doubt to the scope and suthor
y conferred II may be Chat The purpose OF the grantees
scross the cg aud rom point adjacent 20 the
Harlem River, north to Knes6rdge distance OF or
an led 10 believe that authority is given 10y the bt to
oDstInci q railroad. with single or double tracks,
u iIe Boon ngdale road asd the Kingssrldge road
billy 50 miles. viii appear fros the approximate est
tssth A. Hudson TO Harlem River. about s. miles.
,.sth N UndsOn River 10 Manhattan ST., about mile.
i0fh-ave NON ". I2th-s 10 r. George tract.
.I,o,i ..........................I0 10 miles.
IIih-sye from ". lttD-st 10 Fl George tract.
ahsut ........ ...........-.......,..B miles
,hbSgf a. miles Of mis- avenue forms part of the
road or public drive commonly known asthe
Boulcyard) ,,,,.,
.........-......... lniies
P"W"h sh"ot ~ ............... mile.
AaDhaItansf., from J25th 10 I3Otlsl apou'. mie
.H.A..
ha,, ~ ~ '..............., mile.
s3Oih-st from 3daye. 10 Harlem River. ahOut inie.
Tie extent OF territory covered by the gram VIII a.
,,c arrest the attention among the most rcInShaDe
~ IN the city railroad franchises. even " mas pAtaei
jn the history Of any past legislation upon tAe snpec
will be further observed that the Oil requires As
mad 10 be completed 10 Onehundred and hny'nlth,st
-tbip two years but no penalty 0f forfeiture pre-;
scriLed fey failure ~ tIs p8iuealal ueleI ine peDo
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ihnEouneemenaI

TIE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.-Whatcvcr may
be it, result let public opinion differ may let whichever side win
political struggle there question which all
and that the popularity Of KSox Spring style Of sentemen
hat. pronounced beautiful stylish light and becoming by
body and rushing KsOIs No 22 Broadway TO
procure specimen Of the halter, skill This should he.
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MURDER AND ROBBERY NEAR CARTHAGE. o.

MURDER AND KOBBEK1 NEAR VAKTHAGE, q.
CNCINNATI, April 2s.-JOhn Vase, keeper of
lagerbe saloon, the White House. near Carthage
about miles from this city awakened about two
O'Clock yesterday morning by noise at the front door,
He raised window and looked out, at the same time
asking the crowd the door what they wanted without
replying, Of the villains fired upon him, the ball
striking him in the mouth and passing out at the back
OF his head. He died hour subsequently. The muir
dcrer aud his fled.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT or NETWORK. .....

ARRIVED.
Steamship CITY fCOri, Phillips Liverpool April H.
TO John a. Dale. -
II. X. Morgan Go. =.
Bah Ai,srns Harmon Iiave March mdse Royd nessu
Big Thomas Owen, Psng Nusritss u dysuss Thompson
Hunter
Brig Robin Hooper Msebiss timber to Simpson Ciapp
Jane (Duteh Simmons Bsrbadoe pennts Bow
Tog Archibald Len st. Martins sehr Pyrola OF Boston
Baraeoa In days TO losd fruit for New. forh.
scBoyNEHt-hlrKn AND C0Asrwsr.
LgsJ CLllSh, PTgvidslee. Nsh,e AneIIrSl po,teL
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j. ". Blsctman, Providence. Maria Fleming Norwich
Annie Fsltenburgh, Providence H. A. Deming Hartford
Hannah G"n rSt'n"s Tg,T Portland H. Ba.eom Boston
Addr p Avery, Sew.Hsven } D; Beecker, Providence.
RoInns Burley, Taunton o. OC Aeken, stamford
X T,djep New Bedford NJ o. Wells Providence.
Pauline, Black Rock Lucy ATts, RoeklaDd
Josiah stprs. Proyipceto~n B.Scosl SorSsh t. c.,.
F.r1s F.r sspT pToSISs%cs Sas"s, MsTg HIsr RS"doa
5.,S %T,' " aI r" sJs JSass sgs%ppS %n pSS sSP$Si.
msrtn Van B"rsn Seu.Iaren iayui6 Jane. Providence.
X: s. Miller, Nev.Lonlop Hsgsett SorwieS
Rebsri Law s,oriUgton' Thomas Fitch New London.
JOSEPHINE s%toI SsSe s%d,.' mary Ril.Seth Fall River
!; c. Ha.,ins!"H' Boston. Increase; NeT,lIa,en
Mott Beiel BOsicI Veto, ROesland
n. N Hamilton. Nev.Haveu. Anna I. sppie, Boston
Thps Cook, Elilsbethport J. NJ Bsylis Blnbethpoh
n Holmes, Blilabothpor Roanoke, Bhlabethport
A.rcd EIlabehPOrt. neTo, EllabethagOrt
Success, seeess'f Prordenee VIM MeccSS Frankfort
Gspa}R JsHe. Rondo"t adac"' ] II Gibbs: Fishing Bay.
HSa h1a siRS'a Be4S 1renis GdsoHI Mary RSeine Virginia
John Howard, Virginia
SAILED.
seuhins utopa Hamburg Leo sayapnsh Richmond
bark. PaIa. BsSe Com Dupont MsuIas Pauline stetn and
chored at Quarantine
DOMESTIC PORTS
CH.uLxros April 2aArved, steamships Champion and r. B.
WLxSGToy April 2-Ceared steamship Mary Sanford for New
York.
KEY WEsr April 28-Arived b. bark Msrguena Perry from
Man LepoOl French Reef25'h got OF BY wreeke
leaking - ~.
NV LONDON April Arrived steamship Sunshine Hartford for
for Norwich Hudson do DO
Henry CsoT Eegbnrgh Providence; Fashion, do; Thomas H.
Seymour NewYok for Waeham L. Foster Dennis for Newfork
sloop Harriet. Sag Iisrbor, to discharge -.
FoRTREss Monroe April 2Passed ouShp Golconda Lbess
bark Capea Amsterdam brig PastOrs Baeons schrs Vesta for
Emene Rico and Lizzie Sckman for the
Indies SaleU s. s CentoOcook inspection tour and
Ascltuey for Washington.
S,vANNAH Apr Tons wanda Philadelphia
san Jlruto and Huntsville NeyYork sadStesmship Cleopatra
NeWivrk
DISASTERS.
BrpVo April 2e Sherwood has been got of Long
Point; damage very slight
SPOKEN.
April 26 of the Cap Of Delaware sehr Oliver G. Tube from
Baracoa Boston. -
April a. od Delaware Breakwst.r brig Nuviss from Neuvtas
for Boston.
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passed including appropriation OF $4,000 for the new
apitol and appointing seven instead OF three ComIns
siOncrs - . - -
TIE PRISON CONTRACT SYSTEM.
Tho Committee the Whole took up the bill ab0llsling
tbe Sing Sing Printing Contract and providing that at
rho vibration OF five years all convcts at Auburn shaii
Inc eInployed exclusively on chair-making. .
Mr. TUAYER moved TO strike out the clause relating
10 chair-making. Carried by II to9.
Mr. FOIGER moved TO strike out the S5J00C0 appro-
pration because the for supporting the prisons
are already provided Tor 49,.
Mr. HALE opposed the motion, saying that the object
ef that appropriation to provide for the state
10 abandon the present contract system aud enter upon
All the machinery OF the prisons he said is owned
nv fhe contractors The State will have TO purchase II
or furnish othes and Will eventually compensate herself
bv returning all the earangs Of convics estimated ~ "
nor day pcr man. instead Of 80 60 cents day, when
Is ali they receive from the contractors The motion TO
strike ont prevailed . 49, ,.
MIR KATE said that by the adoption OF this amendment
the hill had rendered imperative in abolshng thc
nrntnR contract. He therefore moved 10 strike out all
The sections those referring to that contract Car
ried. II To Q. A..
Mr. MURPHY was in favor Of the bin before the
amendment adopted He regarded IL now oil no hui
ity except that 1t abolished the printing contract Inc
mechanics Of the State had asked for bread and the sen
gives them stone He voted in the affirmative ana
the bill was recOnlmtted
Bills passed-PrOvdng that the state authorizes
shall hereafter work the Quarries at Sing Sing instead OF
contractors Incorporating the New-fork ana Bfookyl
Iron Tubular and Tunnel Co.. amending the charter oi
the city OF Brooklyn.
The Arcade Railroad bill ordered To the third read
ing by IS 10 H.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

A STUBBORN Cough that will not yield to
ordinary thoroughly cured by JYSEs RxPkCroRAN
medicine all Bronchial aud Pulmonary Disorders Sold
everywhere
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GOVERNORS VETO

OF THE BILL TO INCREASE THE FEES OF sIIER-
IFS.
STATE OF EEw-IoRK, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
ALBANY. April 2s, 1860
To the Senate: After careful examination Of the pro
visions of the bill entitled An Act III relation TO She
IFS" constrained 10 return the same without nr
approval II proposes to increase largely tie prcseny
Of sher will appear from the following coDpart
ative statement:
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Piano and TABLE COVERS.
LkJ b. KELrr 4 Co, 40. AZ Broadway.
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teeuth-st and Elgbhave.
'INO GRAIN SHIPPERS
j MlLLBRS AND DISTlLLBRS
WE ARB MANUFACTURING THE CELEBRATED
RICHARDS'S POWER CORN SHELTERS,
OP ALL SIZES AND CAPACITY.
No. o shells 500 10 900 bushels per hour.
No. I shells $50 to 500 bushels per hour.
No. shells 1910 $50 bushels per hour.
No. s shells 100 70 $50 bushels per hour.
No. 4 shells 90 TO 100 bushels per hour.
THEY ARE BUILT OF IRON VERY SIMPLE IN COSsTRUC
TIOy AND NEVER "GET OUT OF ORDER"
NEARLY 1000 MACHINES
Are in da throughout West Of which have Eve or r
ysars, without dollars expense for repairs.
They shell the Corn Perfectly Glenn from the Cob.
They do cut grind the grnin
They clean the corn in prime condition Tor mill or
market
They require less power than any machne Of same
capacity.
~ We Warrant Every Machine. al
Nos. O. J. and Z? adapted for LARGE SHIPPERS WAKE
HOUSES, DIsTILLERIES ke
Nos. 3 aud are especially adapted for MiLLS
The shoveed directly from the b to shelter and
requires hands watch regulate them The eos
dust blown the end and cleaned delivered on
either side of machine as required
WE REFER TO
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY Chicago have SIX
in operation
FOUR in operation.
BOARD OF TRADE Chicago, have 100 in operation.
STAR AND CRESCENT MILLS Chicago have TWO operation
H. FITCH SON, Columbus Ohio, have TEN in operation
wM NoSgYPBSY 4 Co.. Columbus, Ohio. have TWO n opera
ton
". 3 DELAPLANE Co. Cirelevile o.
ERIE ELEVATORS, Cleveland o.
UNION ELEVATORS, Cleveland o.
M n. R. ELEVATORS Toledo, o.
HAYES 4 BROS. Distilers, Cincinnati, o.
T. q. BURKAM SONS, Distllers, Cincinnati, o.
LAYTON, BARNETT Co.. Pilus, Ohio.
CHAFFEB L Co, Tippecanoe Ohio.
PITTSBURGH ELEVATOR Co, Pittsburgh PA
CHAS GLAZIER Co. Meht Mills Indianapolis
HoOSIER STATE MILLS, Indianapolis
HAYES & BRO. Distiers, Lawreneeburg Ind
BURKAM & Co, Disilles Cambridge Ind
n VI. TALBOT Co, Elevator, Peru Ind
SHEARBR { Co, Elevator. Peru, Ind.
wILTBNBERGBR l. Co. Elevator Peru, Ind.
DICK \ BUCHANAN, Elevator Huntington, Ind.
JOHNSON & Co.. Mcht Mills LoganspOr, Ind
GEO CECIL Co., Heh't Mills Logansport Ind.
THOS WILSON l. Co. Mcht Mills, Loganspor hd.
JAS. SPEARS L Co, Elevator, Lafayette, Ind.
TINKER BROS, Elevator, Lafayette, Ind
THoS UNDERWOOD, Elevator, Lafayette. Ind.
McKEEN & PADDOCK. Elevator, Terre Iaute, lad.
McBwBN. WEBB Co, Mills, PraukiD, Ind
MCBWBN, WEBB L Co, Mills. Columbus, Ind
r. TERRELL, Mills, Columbus, Ind
POLLOCK BRO Mills, yneennes, Ind.
Plant & BRO, Mills. ST. Louis. Mo.
sTANNARD SLAYBACK, Mills Sev.Oreaus La.
GRISwoLD COFFIN Co. SewYork, Bueno and South
America principal Mills Warehouses and Didlsies Of
tie West.
We also manufacturing the best
SMALL BURR FEED MILLS
Erta warranted to grind bushels Of meal feed hour
according with half the usual required They
grind all Kinds Of grain coffee, spices drugs paints, kc
Iron Mills Hand and Horse Power Corn Shelters.
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY ENGINES,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. SHISGLE MILLS, WOOD WORKING
MACHINBRY STEAM PUMPS AND FORCE PUMPS OF ALL
SIZES sHAFTIyG. PULLIRS AND ELEVATOR MACHINERY
BUILT TO ORDER
RICHARDS'S IRON WORKS,
Nos. 100 AND I92 wASHlNGTOSsT,
Chicago, H.
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CURTAIN MATERIALS and TRIMMINGS,
All styles aud kinds at KELTY's, No. ~ broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

WINDOW SHADES,
GIT plain, painted. aud Holland.
q. L. Il. KsLrY Co., No. ~. BToAdesy.
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ASSEMBLY.

Bills were passed-To incorporate the workinewomen'ss
Protective Union Of ewYOrk TO amenn the charter OF
the New-York Real Estate Exchange; to amend
the charter to incorporate the Niagara Falls suspen
sion Bridge Company; to incorporate the Nesu
yius Fire Proof Warehousing Company; to amend
the charter OF the Morrissana Savings Bank TO amend
the charter of the Bay State Ferry Company !;
10 Incorporate the Cosmos Life Policy Trust Company or
New York. provide for the Return OF State and County
regnenais and flags to State and County officers; to
enable the National Safe Deposit Company OF NewIork
complete its organization and commence business 10
amend the Of the South Brooklyn savings lnstt
ton Mr.. Irving from the Committee on Railroads,
reported against the bill to facilitate tho construction OF
the West Shore Hudson River Railroad and the report
agreed to. 1, -,
10 incorporate the Fireproof Warehouse Company OF
NewYOfk: 10 incorporate the Northern Hydraulic Com
pany; for the relief Of st. Josephs Church. NewIorK 70
aid IN the extension Of the Black River and utca Kall-
road from Lyons Falls to Clayton 10 amend the charter
OF the National Savings Bank OF Buffalo, TO incorporate
the Eastsidc Association OF New York.
Bills lostTo amend the charter of the New.lork anu
Rrooklyn Floating Petroleum stOrrge Company. The
hill giving 600 mile railroads The annual sthte
charity bill motion reconsider the vote Oh the lat
fer M
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

ANTuER LARGE BOND ROBBERY.-One thou
sand Of the FIRST business Of who speak from expert
will testify that their opinion had the OF Baaeh
Stern Me- 2s West Forty cghht been protected With the BuRGL
ALAKs TELEGRAPH his safe could not have been robbed
H. HOLMES, No 20l Broadway.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IRON LIVERPOOL April ssIa steamship City Of CortMr An
Jsn.sp Smith Edward Smith, Miss smith, NJ Grahsn Mr.
Mr. Csnd John Fsrxu.sp Mr. and Mrs siagusr Mrs
Bsy Nus Robinson Miss Tobias Miss Clarke M
Brauip and infant , -
FROM CHARLESTON April 2sln steamship MonekaMrs Jerv,
.ud child b. Collins j. 8. Martin. 7. d. Brother.
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ASBURY
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, No. 29l BROADWAY.

rTbs Company prom,s those who insure in il all The Tsi -
solid advantages which consistent with justice and stability ana
Others promises nothing what its capital and business p'a,s<
on principles Of strict economy prudence Nl enable faithfully
perform.
PoLICIEs-l All known varieties OF Poiees whether BE hSs
.pt or Rey.rsoparv are issued oD liberal on
with security.
REGISTERED POLICIES secured by deposit Of pubic soeI
the Insurance Department issued special terms
FORFEITURE or POLICY. from nonpayment Of pteniSs
avoided By togns With this Company under which zach r
holder can calculate psu up pob o sbJ
he exchange
DGvIDEyDS-Dvdeuds declared annually later second aE,1
on PARTNERSHIP PLAN" introduced by this Compsr
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LACE CURTAINS,
A Specially,
At kkLTys. No. AL Broadway.

THIS EvENING-Semi- Centennial Celebration
the o Nains History Cooper Institute, O
ds. D ToHkE BARNARD, and THOMPSON Music by Grsnus
New-York tribune., 1868-04-29

TURKISH BATHs-NO. 10 Laight-st., New
York Hours Gents 6toS and To sp M Sundays from 6
W IL q IN Ladies, l0to IL an.
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DIRECTORS: {:


BLAKELY WILSON.
GEORGE ELLIOTT.
EMORY McCLlNTOCK,
X. X. McDuRSRl.
l.. BOLTON BANGS.
B0WLES COLGATE.
fPHRAIM HoAG. Cori.shd, Ma
AARON HUNT. Pog gbqua., y u
JACOB SLEEPER. BO,spu.
LEE CLAFLlN. Bos;,5.
GILBERT HAVEN. Scsi9t,
T.. H. DUNN. Boston.
ID. A. WHBDON. Nrsra-i. X l,l
JON. GODFREY. soa.blod Coz
h.. b. WAkEMAN, Jesst 90.
WILLIAM DIVINE, Pm.Aispel
JAMES HUNTER. phiisaelpes
i. SELLERS, PittsligTgh, "a,
!. T. CAUSE. Wilmiugion, Dsl
q. w. SPARKS. Wihsiegtou. D,1
JOHN MILLER. Bslfmore. W.,
". q WILLIAMS. Dehssre. o..
&. ". &. MUNsELL Bl"omissi'
H..
II. cox. San iTsvc.sra. g..
BENZ. +. CR4Ri. II i.Da'' N~
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A. v. STOUT.
JOHN ELLIOTT.
JOHN McCLISr0CK,
JAMES BISHOP,
DANIEL CURRY.
JOHN b. DICKINSON,
DANIEL DREW,
LEMuHL BANGS,
HENRY J. BAKER,
GEORGE r. CROOKS,
OLIVER HOYT.
j. =. MsSIhRRE.
CHRISTOPHER MEYER.
ri ETCHkR HARPER,
& c. NORTH.
ELISHA RIGGS,
WM. b. SKLDMORE.
JOHN +. MARTIN.
SAMUEL 4. r. ODELL.
JAMES VI. FULLER,
LuClUS II. KING,
WILLIAM r. FOSTER
GEORGE J. HAMILTON.
MATTHEW BIRD,
ALBERT CLARK.
SAMUEL X. SPELMAN,
JAMES b. NELSON,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-10

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Klns.8eritbt.

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tpurbe bic Glla 9n9bes bonn oberen
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Gntnia SSloDo iino am Genntag bon
9ouisbile na6 Sfaibbille ab9efabren.
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9ienitaa, asa.1O. Mas 1865.
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inn beuttAeu 8latte.

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