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Evening star., 1869-09-03

The MISSING CLRRGYMAN-No .Suicids Aftsr
Alive learned last evening that the s.clerey.
man." reported by us last week as having pro
bably been linked in the catalogue OF the zone
more unfortunates." ;" has turned up-aIiye ana
kicking. We alluded TO the "Rev."Mr Brandt.
whose last will and testament in the shane of
letter left in his room at the Atlantic Hotel
created the impression on the public mind that
he bad rashly destroyed himself, and that the
wild waves were his winding sheet. From our
information we are led to believe that the gem
tleman didn't take the fatal step, but is safely
located in Princess Anne county, where he ha.
been seen since his departure from this city.
He put up at hotel in Kempsville, told the
proprietor Of his adventure here-how he fool
eo Colonel Newton and the people generally,
and after partakipg OF the landlord q hospltaii,
ties-and paying his bill, we expect-left TO al.
tend camp meeting then being held in the
neighborhood. Virginian, Sept 1.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

PRoMoTIoNs.-The following promotions
have been made in the Internal Revenue Bn.
reau: w. b. Hawes, A. l.. McCrea. r. A
Bushey, L. r. Chapman, ID. M. Kelsey, X.
Phipps, Geo. Z. Kirby, J. 4. Town.end, and
ID. ii. Service, from LIST to I'd class, H.C. Lo.
gan, j. M. Darling, q. L. Hutchins, ]. w
Goodhue, and j. T. Noyes, from I'd TO Cd class.
Evening star., 1869-09-03
OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Washington City Psst
Office, Friday, September }, 1865,
OFFICIAL.

~To obtain any of these letters, the appIi-
cant must call Tor Advertised Letters, irving
the date Of the list.
will be sent 70 the Deaa Letter ONCE
Evening star., 1869-09-03

Vt TUT anu ufdIu HdFktt To-day.
NEW YORK, Sept 3-FlOur quiet. aud with
out decided change. Wheat dull. irregular
and unsettled, and scarcely so firm. Corn
quiet and firm.
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sKNAToRCoLR, Of California, who has lately
oeen IN san Domingo has returned strongly IN
laHor OF the annexation OF the island to the
United States, and Will urge the mat,sr nnon
Congress at the approaching session,
Evening star., 1869-09-03

To Boil HAM.-Ifit be q m Narylaud or Vir-
glnia ham, or any other rather old or hard, &c
should be soaked over night in plenty Of water,
then put into suitable cooking pot or cold Wa
rather simmer, and this should be continued
Tor fifteen minutes, for every pound weight
OF the ham. Then take Il out, remove the
skin, and dust over ftplenty OF bread crumbs,
thirty minutes A ham cooked In this way
should be very tender, juicy and OF hne fiavor.
provided it was originally GOOD know very
we'll thaf ifouce trfed IL will be always tried
Evening star., 1869-09-03

IHk POSTMASTER GENERAL has posted the
following notice about the Department:
mo vacancies exist in the clerical force ~
tnls department. The Postmaster General DE-
chnes hereafter TO receive calls from annI;
cants. Applications in writing viii he al, vpIl,
duly considered when vacancies oecnr olu
Evening star., 1869-09-03

MAJOR GENERAL WARD b. BURNETT. tho
old Mexican hero and distinguished New York
soldier, with his young wife, have arrived in
town.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

WE ARE GLAD to learn by a private letter
tnat Cnarles j. Petit. Secretary of the North
Auantic Squadron, (and formerly clerk IN the
Navy Department,) who has been dangerously
Ill In San Francisco, is now recovering.
Evening star., 1869-09-03
THE ECUNENICaL CoUNCU

PARIS, Sept. Sit is reported that tue French
Govern ment has dc ,lined to send a representa
tive to the Ecumenical Council
Evening star., 1869-09-03

TROOPS TO BF SENT TO NOMINATION.
James NJ. Cavanagh, of Montana, has had an
interview with the President, and troops ha va
been ordered by the Secretary Of War to that
Territory to protect citizens from Indian den.
relations. Secretary Cox, of Interior De-
partment, and General Parker, Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, acted with great promptness
in facilitating Mr.. Cavanagh. Mr. q. left last
evening for Saratoga
Evening star., 1869-09-03

A NOVEL 1DEA-A Bronze Biography Of Com
nodore Iandert.H.-They have a new sensation
in New York. OF which the papers there con.
tam extended accounts, it being what they call
the Nanderb biit bronze group, designed TO ilIus s.
uate the famous Commodore Eanderbilt's pro
gress through life. from boy in a boat ts the
great boat master and owner, the VOYAGE
around the world. the railroad king, &c. This
''great group it appears, was DESIGNED
by Captain Degroot, who, when a young
man, was greatly befriended by Commodore
Vanderbilt, and the papers state that during
the past thirty days some fifty men have bean
busily and secretly employed in erecting il
on the summit oil the western walls of the nevu
and immense Hudson River Railroad danot
situated on the former site OF S.. Johns PARK
IL covers an area OF 8, ,l25 squire feet, measures
$50 feet In straight line, and is 81 feet in ex-
treme height weighs nearly loo, 900 pounds and
cost over S5OO,OOO. 1t consists Of an immen %
bronze statue of Commodore Vanderbilt pIac
IN the centre Of colossal base-reIlef whicn IS
contrlye TO illustrate the career and achIeya-
M nts OF the Commodore, to represent the great
inventions OF this century, and to portray allie.
gorically the growth Of the Repcblic
Evening star., 1869-09-03
DON CARLOS In PARIS

PAPAL RECRUITS,
ROME, Sept. 3.-Papal recruits continue 10
arrive. -
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~A. II. stephens is again recovering.
~Not light expense-gas bills.
~KeIIey is training Mike McCooIe.

~keIIey is laining Mike McCoole.
DSojourner Truth is dying.
~NapoieonS disease is stone I'm the hl.ssar
~rhe siik women Of France are on a STRIFE
~Hiram Powers announces b,mss,, . -
itualist. 'P"-
~Paris mas adopted the English custom nj
wearing mower In the buttonhole. -
~ FIRST cousins are forbidden to marry in
New Hampshire after December "a N
The Spanish troops are 10 be armed vi,,
the Berdan needle-gun. Win
tional capital. .e ns-
~Gecrfia corvicts are made 70 WORK on ,,.,
Macon and Augusta Railroad. va NAe
Evening star., 1869-09-03

NAVAL LORDERs.-Lieut.C Commander Charles
s, Sigsbee has been ordered to Washir gton. n
u, for special duty connected with signals
Lieut.. Commander Henry Glass has baan
detached from the Tuscarora and granted leave
Of absence.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

0Heber q. Kimball ran out OF names before
ne acquired all his children, and two Of the
forty.nine nave the name of Sarah NJ.
y Alonzo @. Soper shot his wife Matilda
Soper, at Philadelphia on Monday. Her in
Juries are supposed to be fatal.
~Ex.Secretary Seward reached Portland,
Oregon, on Monday, and Is quite enthusiastic
over the prospects Of Alaska. Mr.. Seward had
aRrand reception in Portland.
~The unclaimed bodies, i've In number, in
q Louisville vault, were burned on the 2,th
One OF them had been waiting since 1851 for
some one to come after il.
@A female in Manchester, N. H., recently
mutilated q monument in the ce metery there to
obtain a marble dove, exquisitely sculptured,
with which to procure the means Of obtaining
90 drink"
Evening star., 1869-09-03

TOBACCO SR1zURK.-The Revenue Bureau
has received information from Collector Crane
of the fifth North Carolina district, of the sci.
zure by him of large lot Of tobacco contained
In boxes with counterfeit stamps affixed, also
ihe factory, fixtures and raw material belong.
ing 10 the parties supposed to have been guilty
OF the fraud. The property .ized is valued at
S5O,0OO.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

GovRRNoR.KLRcT SRSTRR, of Tennessee. as
serts that the Legislature recently elected in
that State will ratify the Fifteenth Amend.
ment, and contradicts the report that he vii,
assemble the former Legislature for the pur.
Pose Of voting upon it.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

DIsPHRATR FIGHT II TlxAs.-Intelligenc
mas been received here OF Q desperate fight
near San Patricio, Texas, between a small
squad Of United States troops and band of the
reckless outlaws who roam at pleasure over
Texas, and commit murders and outraees al.
moet oally. On TINS occasion the troops were
ont to arrest some Of the outlaws They made
determine resistance, and lively fight en-.
sued. The troops finally got the best Of the
villains, but only AFTER killing four OF them
and wounding several others. One soldier
was killed and Q plumber wounded.
Evening star., 1869-09-03
coy.rnmen, S.c,,,,iex

"AsHISsroN, Sept 3, I>Ss-Jsy Cooke &
Co~ furnish the following quotations Q. Gov
ernmept securities:
Evening star., 1869-09-03

PARIS, September Sit is now said that
Don Carlos has returno to Paris
Evening star., 1869-09-03

PROMOTIONS IN THE PATENT OFFIcR-J n
Sypnerd, H. Olive and Randolph Bali have
been promoted from messengers to clerks in the
Patent Office. ]. +. Wilmington and w. How.
ara nave been appointed copyists of drawings.
kdwin a. Stevens hes been appointed laborer
in the same Office
Evening star., 1869-09-03

THE LABGEST STOCK OF SCHOOL BOOKS
Il will be found at the old established " Head
Qupr's srs, !" corner 7th and streets.
- SGT GA. WRITAKER OO.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

STATIONERY CoNrRACT.-Bids were opened
at the Treasury Department yesterday tn sup.
ply stationery for all the custom .houses
throughout the country during the fiscal year
ending June 80, $50. The bidders were as fol.
lows:-Devoe & Waterson and Bonne & Co.,
OF New York; Bryson Son, Moss & Co., and
L. ID. lockwood, OF Philadelphia; NJ. Taylor,
OF Buffalo E. barron, Of Rochester; Philip d
Solomon, Blanchard & Mohun, Jones i Keith
and Coyle & Towers, Of this city. The com.
mittee appointed for that purpose, consisting
Of Hon. r. w. Raylor, Deputy Commissioner
Parnell and Mr.. Goddard, Ut the Secretary's
Once, with Mr. Sturtevant, in charge of the
Stationery Division, were to-day engaged in
examining the bids and samples. The sue.
cessful bidders are Devoe & Waterson, of New
York; Bryson Il Son, Of Philadelphia; Philip q
Solomon and Blanchard Il Mohun, Of this
city, 70 whom the contracts will be awarded.
Evening star., 1869-09-03
SUMNER RESORTS.
ROss sLYNN HOUSE

On ths HsishtS opposite GsorgstorH.
This elegant and attr active summer re- n a
treat IL now open for the entertai nme Mt ~ 81
2f guests In inviting the patronage Of le:IWIt ~
the public the proprietors deem it only neoessary
% call attention TO its high airy, and cool locA
don. and the unsurpassed views presented from
every point OF the we'll appointed and shady
natural svantages, that Its larder and bar will be
kept constantly supplied with sUeTything the most
fssttdious taste can desire. The cooking shall be
Inexeelled the attention prompt and polite, and
81 Rossiynn may be reached by the Aqueduct
Bridge. or by the Long Bridge via Arlington
either route affording 9 pleasant drive through
scenery of historic interest.
je23-tf SYKES CHADWICK, Proprietors.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

TIE CuRRRNCY PRINTING.-Mr. Mcdonald,
Secretary OF the National Bank Note Compa.
ny, and Mr.. Treavitt, President OF the Amer.
can Bank Note Company, yesterday stated to
the Treasury ofhcials that by next Thursday
they Will be able TO commence daily remit
tance Of sls7.0OO In small notes, and that they
will be prepared by the 1st Of October next to
deliver the new 81 and ~ notes. The National
Bank Note Company has taken back only q
very few Of the plate printers who were on
strike, and are working new men principally.
The strike still continues. Yesterday the
Printing Division At the Treasury Department
sent to the Treasurer, among other currency,
S30,OCO Of the new so cent notes, the first issued
On Wednesday lot Of the new Is cent notes
1.-THE first) was sent TO the Treasurer for issue.
Thirty presses are now at work on these notes.
fifteen on the 10 and Is cent notes, and the re.
mainder on the 25 and 50 cent notes. This
NUMBER will supply the demand but in case Of
emergency other presses can be put 10 work
on short notice
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
NETWORK SATURDAY H. I8Ga-rRpLE

bill only to the Erie Railroad but the friends of that
Corporation were assured that Vanderbilt would
fight Them and they concluded TO incorporate IN the
provisions the Central and Hudson River Road.
The bill is intended to keep in the hands of Gould
and Fisk the Eric Railroad direction. no
matter how the stockholders may decide
at its next annual election. Judge Folger
wanted Mr.. Gould to amend the BILL so that it
should go into effect after the next annual election
for Erie Directors. but Mr. Gould would not consent
The bill was pushed through the Committee of the
Whole in few minutes, ordered to third reading.
and then an cngOssod copy was read and passed. all
within Is minutes. The following is tho vote;
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17

ont applications successful that at some future day.
drawn from the treasury OF the state will be used as
means TO secure renewed and increased appropriations
for Ike purposes. IL s confidently alleged That the peo
pie Of the state will do approve of these enormous
APPROPRIATIONS and are willing to have imposed upon
pisesthe direct profits OF which viii insure benefit
OF private capitalists. do not believe It. But even IL
were So am confident that hereafter when the fever
ism period Of speculation shall have passed away. and
sounder public sentiment shall prevail, they would, II
sanctlOned The legislation 70 which now object hold
accountable and responsible for falling 20 protect them
against great expenditures in regard to which the proba
bty OF waste aud extrayaganco is much greater than
the possibility OF prudence and determinations 1t must
be remembered that under the Constitution, 1t in
State the question whether they are willing to aid
these enterprises by the creation Of State debt Such
lnoue OF coming TO their relief would admit Of
larger grant OF money and q more systematic and
eqtaOe application OF TO the different sections Of the
state Inc taxation required To meet the outlay could
DO extended over period Of ls years instead OF being
has been brought forward during the time the State aid
poc mas been pressed strong evidence that the adyo
not approve OF H. III ths be so, tho people wOud GER
tany resent proposition 20 collect at once, and without
asking their approval the large proposed TO be
levied upon hem For the reasons therefore, that 1t Is
not easy TO discriminate so clearly between this measure
and those OF similar character pending and perhaps
awaiting the decision OF this onc rs to make this an eK.
ception that 1t presents question OF general policy In
strucon local railroads when the burdens OF taxation
are too great TO admit OF the heavy addition which
Constitution provides wise and just method by which
the people Of the State take upon themselves the de-
uated according the magnitude OF the improvement to
which aid Is given; that the measure may be deferred
when the affairs OF the State and country will be in
more permanent condition. when taxton Will only bo re-
settled prosperity shall be established am constrained
m6 amy SGn upon lGe IN e t OF ne
freely that the region through which the road will
pShy Of the Whole State and that the construction 81
railroad through It would contribute very greatly to the
my Signature " anu 70 JOHN JOHN T. + horTMAS m D'
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
THE CHANGES IN THE CANAL TOLLS.
ALBANY, April 1G-The following are th

changes made In the Canal tool-sheot for 1869:
Coffee sugar molassos sodaash. sAltod FISH, tinplatc,
bleaching pOWdprs rice, birthstone. spikes, sasoda,
crockcry. from u mills 20 mn per 100 IDS. per i,e.
Castipgs-A iroica.tlng- Including stores from mills
30 n mills per 100 lbs per Uilc bloom, scrap and PIG
irou going toward water. from mills 20 II mills
per 100 lbs per mile Mahogany, y mills Ter
1000 lbs per mile Pig from dc.water from mllls
10 mill per 900 lbs per mile. Railroad iOn from
mills 90 "a mills per 1000 lbs. per mile Gypsum, product
0f this Slate from min TO mill per 1000 lbs per
mile. Gypsum, foreign, from II mills 10 l nil
per 1000 per milo Iildes foreign and domestic, from
mills 90 "A mills per 100 mile; Wool from lnls
10 ui Der 200 h per mile Car Wheels. from mills 10
"a mills per 100 per milo Car ANcs, from mile 10 ~
mills acf loo q per mile Sand from mn 10 IL us
nor 90 pcr mile stone, wrought, mills 10 miii per
700 b per milo stone. uuwrought aud partly wrought,
from mu 20 mil per 1000 n per mile; Coal lar anu
urafurts thereof not enumerated, heretofore ml per
ooO n prr mile; Coal. htumiuous, cleared 20 nnd dc-
I,ered at tide water or COhOcs, MIL per 700 per
mile Rono 81 the above items aro subject 70 the appro'
vol of lao Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
NOMINATION OF POLICE COMMISSIONER.

ALBANY, April lO-Ihe RcpuDncan JOINT
TO nominate Police Commissioner in place OF Mr.
Acton. met in the Assembly Chamber at O'clock and
called TO order by Senator ODOnnell, Chairman OF
the Caucus Committee On motion OF Speaker Ioungloye
Senator FOlgcr mado Chairman OF the caucus The
Clerks OF the Senate and Assembly were made Secrea
Tes. Assemblyman La Bau nominated Henry smith Tor
Police Commissioner, aud urged his claims In speech
The nomination was seconded by Assembly, Hustled.
Senator Thayer presented the name Of Judge f. d. Culver
Asscmbyman Aliaben named a. y. Cole OF Brooklyn,
and urged the claims Of Kings County 10 tho office. AS
semblymau Sekreg egwithdrew the name or Henry r. Low
from the by his own request ana seconded tho
nomination OF MIR. smith, Assemblyman Baker ndorsed
Judge Culver, and Mr. cgcman regretted that Mr. Low
not "a candidate. An Informal ballot was now had,
with the following result: Whole number Of votes, IS
For Henry Smith, co; A, " Cole, Erastus ID. Culver,
Ira Buckman, Henry X. Low, 4. Mt. Alaben sald
Kings County must be deprived OF the Commissioner
he preferred Mr. Smith, and q erofore moved his unanl
nous nomination. Senator ODOnnell offered tho follow
ing: ,.,-.-- III,
10 Thomas G. Acton Who IL aoou 10
tefdsT bis CommfoHsr Of the Metropolitan Ponce
District. therefore be Il
Mr. iher thats r the energetic aud faithful manner
sh discharged Tie duties devoyd him ~ The raa
their sympathy In h physical Debility aud
speedy AID permanent oveU t'i he may sga 10
permted upon tie active duties Of lie And pOong A us
o mabk1d.
- these resolutions be Transmitted by the Sec
Of the caucus 20 Mr Acton.
ETho resolution unanimously adopted. Speaker
Nouncloye moved the unanimous nomination O. John 4.
GrisWod Regent OF the University, In place OF DR..
Isaac Parks. recently deceased; which carried aud
the caucus adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
NEw-YoRK LEGISLATURE.
nfltsFAssED.

HIiLsFAssED
To amend the charter Of Ncwburgh; in rela-
tion To the BROOKLYN and Newtown Railroad; 10 ncor
por.te tho Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Association
u relation 10 tho payment OF bOuntes To incorporate
the City safe Deposit Company of Brooklyn ncoipor
ling the Amercus Association OF New-NOrh; Tor an ID
sefyAtory ia tho Central Park, New YORK.
message was received from the GONornor VetoliB lho
ill for aid To tho Piatisburg and whitehall Railroad
MIR HALE moved 90 lay tho veto message 81 thc lhtl
burg ana Whitehall Railway bill on tho table carried
aftsr debates to o. the negatives being hessrs lamp
Iii CIanmap Crowley Edmunds and Humphrey.
ME senate then went into Committee OF tho Mhoe on
general orders. - ,,, ,,,,,N,
tn nurnd tho act authorizing OHNcgo wayne hnu
Cayuga take stock In the Lake Ontario shore aoau
to amend the law o last year 90 classify the dcc
Tors OF the Erie Central Hudson, and Harlem RairOadr
Al as 10 hold one two and three years ton motion Oi ME-
Tweed this bill was read third time aud plssed topIo
vide for widening WcstFt. from tho Battefy 10 hhi
tnond a. The BIZ for the collection OF sipncws IN the
New. York IfarbOr progressed Mr. Cfrhhlcr m0,su
10 dsagreo with tho report OF tho committee Oh lho
Whole aud that the bill for the collection OF shlphoWs Do
ordrred 10 a third reading tho bill being previously
,cndsd 40 that tho Board Of Health may, Instead OF
,boH grant such permits. Carried Mr.. Creamer moved
maj lie bill now have third reading, but MI mayer
Tho Sew.York County TaxLoyy was made the special
order for Wednesday next. .,. an, c,,
Mr. FoIGER offered u resolution requesting the ooh
teller of ihs city and County Of New ork 10 report 10
t s,nnfe with all convenient speed, correct blao
,nent ~ the fees, allowances and moneys aioWeu
Lr ar had or received by the Sheriff OF sau oily "
cointy dufing tho last seven years IaDleu Oh o'o"
Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

w. II. L.-Grant's majority of the electoral vote
was 1874; SeymOur's whole vote. so.
r. M H-The Republicans have a majority Of 2 in
the New-York Senate, aud u in the Assembly.
IT. .Iockey.-A good weekly paper, devoted TO the
horse and kindred topics is The Spirit Of The Times,
published in this city, at No. 20l Wiliam-st
L. M B-If you desire TO purchase Government
bonds buy the 52Os of 1861 The 1862 bonds sell at
the present prices from the fact that the German
people have taken nearly all the loan, and have an
idea that somehow that they are first mortgage on
the country rs an investment that they are worth
less than the Gas, the Government can pay them
off at any time. The G7s cannot be paid under any
until July, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17

.sss
Host OF these bills have progressed 60 Iafh as 10 hco
clearly tbat tho friends Of rely for success upon o
IA e1d cO0peTatiOn Of the friends OF tbe othofs lo
oe amount OF taxes levied by the Slho Ior seloois,
canals bOunty debts. railroads, and geneIit, ~
tsrs was C192i337 Of, being hyO and ~ a p
no assesscd valuation Of property inc VI 30 %
N no poscd by the bills above reforfed o z
a. more than tWO-hfths OF the whole state tbA oi soo
wore Imposed any single year 10 pgyIus ioi h tiS
OF State aid ID would make the o eS,
aR tancdfth mils instead of Ave and ournfths, IA IN
1ers TAis bl provides for extending the taA oNeI ~
snccoedug years, which same provision VII the ~ ~ nd
Se Increased TO seven mills for two arn thI;
TyGIoec lgures may well excite alarm ~ ',ii5 ~
III be successful, it viii be likely 10 Do tSbeluoe b
o n precedent and 20 lead 20 the su,o,o % ~ ,a,Y ,v
Wun all OF the others, and thus 10 suDlecI 'T
u j. an expenditure OF nearly S0OOOOJ lhoi1 t uS, 80
ong enterprises OF similar character, 9ct a IN an
~ m + respective degrees Of merit. ~ u ieI 40
rent tits deplorable that whenever yy tb The
70 made upon tho pubIc treasury IOl , Vtn 49,, H. i,,
Hie lay eTpendltureB OF the State GOyeIlniSh', hnu
Oi ~ are nd wOi. IN and around the Caploi 70 htouto
ttr snccess, which not calculatcu " -, H.,
tht exc.cso Of the legislative power ana " may bo
ihpi,etcd with almost absolute certainty" '''N W.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17

The Republican caucus TO nominate a Police Conn
missioner in place Of Mr. Acton. was we'll at
tended tonight. and very harmonious. 1t was so
evident, after the informal ballot. that the Hon.
Henry Smith, ex-Prosident of tho Board Of Super
vsors was the choice Of majority that his election
was declared unanimous, without going into formal
ballot The nomination produced much enthusiasm.
The Hon. John 4. Griswold was then unanimously
nominated for Regent Of the University.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
ALBANY.

-rr GOVERNORS VETO OF WHITEHALL AND
TUE PLATTsBURGH--THE TAX LEVIEs.
A,p,yY. April 1G.-There is great deal Of commo-
o among the railroad men over Gov. Hofman's
HJ ~ ~ the Whitehall and Pattsburg Railroad Aid
'm The veto was laid on the table, and as the half
Sn.or railroad projects viii meet like fate, there
.,, no an effort made TO "lOg-rOll" them over the
W., As many Democrats announce that they will
- for the bill, notwithstanding the Governors Oh
',.o,s there will be some chance for this plan to
ocood The vote on laying on the table was as fol-
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
,C.rT-prs. MEETINGS. &c.

r,o Paw A. Woodbury., of ProyluGhn'9c the Cooper %a
nc nc ,l''norrow hvni m morning and evening III WV
Institute; T. Hale will address the and GoGa ISs Full
4n Nm at the Temperance llall' No''
toast Brooklyn, tomorrow even,"S ts afternoon ut
An exhibition will Of Go tEo q% aep%Ft%,e1Gt m S 90
pSnar pS9Sn School 40 90 TT' o make additions to the
" nIth.ii'iticn is 10 procure fuhus "
s'SU @ 'S German Republican Central slt Go@itSs a, sJsa
, ih,s ho city heid their regular m0H''''