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New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
the Judiciary Committee of tho Assembly reported it

the Judlclary COInmltteo VI 'no NA000HiOiS AOPN "
favoTably.
Inc Central Underground Railroad, which OBJ
tanned charter last year but failed to got capitalists
to subscribe to their road, and consequently had
their charter expire have come here this year with
what they consider an improved bill and this after
noon it was ordered to third reading. The two
tier Road of Gen. Swain also ordered to third
reading in the same body This bill has been
amended in accordance with the wishes of those who
opposed it some time ago.
The bill amending the Registry law, which was
printed in this correspondence in the early part Of
the week, has been ordered to third reading in the
Senate. Senators Foger and O'Donnell have worked
hard to push this bill through.
The Excise bill came up in the Senate again TINS
afternoon, on Senator Creamers preferred calendar
after getting into Committee of the Whole MI
MattoOn moved to report progress for the purpose Oh
having the bill 20 into the Senate and then making
il a special order for tomorrow. The motion 10
report progress was ade and carried, but the one to
make it special order was defeated The Demo
Gratis. and Mattoon and Williams voted yea"
Subsequently, il was made special order ior To-
morrow,
The Railway Consolidation bill was discussed in
the senate tonight until 10 o'clock, and then made
the special order for tomorrow morning.
The Senate in Executive Session to-day confirmed
the following nominations 1or Notarles Ior
City: - 49, ,,.,- NJ, 49,,
Gao w hlertOn IsidOre BascOet, Ebenezer II. Brown,
Elijah Briggs, RObt. n Clark, Henry Cummings, Glen
Cuyer Robert Grove, ThOs. L. Carpenter John n Dali
Io6n Dolan T. f. c. Demarest, Wm c. Emmett, ir. John
~ Flagler Jas. r. Gilbreth, Lawrence Guardiner Daniel
W. tett t. Francis Gibbons, Hiego GOrsch. Walter Ed
ney Lytteton G. Garretson, J. W Grattan, Anthony H.
Hill Samuel o. Howe, Otis T. Hall, Herbert g. Hull.
Chas r. Hin, Joseph p J0aGhmsen Henry d. Johnson
jr. John Lowe. George C. Lloyd, WIN. g. Lathrop jr'
John T. MCGOWAN Bernard ~ Malone, George Marshall,
John McKeOn, Charles c. Overton, Richard O'Grady,
Isaac Piser. william l. Raymond, Patrick j. Russell,
william II. Randall, John j. Reilley No. 2, Roswell ii.
Rochester, Richard stacpOole, Theron g. Strong, Henry
C. Sawyer, william S. Thorn. Samuel H. Valentine, An
drew Van Voorhees,, Jacob i. Valentine. S. ID. Van
schaick, Resin A. Wight, william G. WemysS. William
Sterling Yard, William Hastings J. Aug FOersCh George
Baker, ana Frederick b. Elliott
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
A STRANGE HALLUcINATIoN.

John Reilly, a laborer employed by the Cen
trail Park Commissioners, appeared before Marshal
TOoker at the Mayors Office yesterday, and rected
story which showed papaby that he laborng under
most singular and unaceountable halucinatlon lie
said that lie felt convinced that certain persons had
formed conspiracy 10 poison him. few days ago ne
had gone to work usual taking his lunch In his over
pocket When he about 10 eat IL he saw tha II
covered with srychnne Taking the poison on with
his knife he his unch but from that day he had been
careful TO carry his food about his person all the time
On being asked whether he suspected any one Re repd
"WhOm suspect but the Park Commissioners, your
HOnori You know can buy poison but q maRls'
rate how could any OF the men have got the styeh
niue The Marshal assured him that his charge against
the Commissioners should be carefully investigated ana
dismissed him. Reilly is man Of about so years OF age
talks well and nteligently but acknowledges that few
years ago he injured severely by blow on the head
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
sJ,35S.7gO
Total lneresss...

The County Levy has been increased t0O million s'r
hundred thousand dollars over the amount allowed by
the City Committee. Two million is for the Court
House, and the SIX hundred thousand for various
other items. Mr.. Oakley Hall has been here several
days engaged in making up this levy.
Gov Hoffman desires your correspondent TO state
that the quota OF New-YoTk City Notaries Public IS
full, and that it is impossible for him to entertain
any more applications.
Tho bill for the reconstruction Of the Eey-Havsn
Railroad depot at Forty second-st. and Fourth-aye
was unanimously ordered 10 third reading tonight
in the Senate. IL has been amended as indicated in
these dispatches two days ago.
Mr. Bender Of Buffalo, in the early part Of the
session. introduced a bill equalizing taxation by
compelling churches to bear their burdens. Today
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

An election for City Council of New-OrlcGns
Is take place Oh the 10th inst.
A Republican State Convention is to be held
al Bangor Me- on the oath Of June, to nominate candi.
date Ter Governor.
The Republicans of the Indiana Legislature
held last evening and agreed TO postpone the
consideration Of the Constitutional Amendment until the
I4th inst
In 20 of the principal counties Of Michigan
from which fun have been received the Republ
cans elected 2i Supervisors at the Spring election tho
present ear, and tho Democrats 1A-a Republican gain
over last year OF 20.
The Hon. Joshua l.. Chamberlain, Governor
Of Maine having been invited by several prominent cit
zens Of The State stand for reflection replies sub
stance that While he wOad prefer to retire TO private
Hfe yet he will serve another term Governor, his
fellow -citizcns desire 1t.
Both parties in Virginia arc preparing for
an active campaign In that State. James H. Platt r OF
the Wells party, unanimously nominated yesterday,
by the COnN enOn session Petersburg for Congress
from tie Second District Charles w. Butts has been
agreed upon for Congressman at large the Walker
ticket Messrs Walker and Wells will stump the State
in few days The state Convention Of eoored men Will
assemble In Richmond, May a. TO consider the ques
On Of the total exclusion OF tho coored citizens from
any pofitiou Of profit and from the jury box
Gen. Stokes, in his recent speech at Nash
ville Tenn complmented Andrew Johnson as follows;
| Now I'll tell you what's fact. There isn't man
party that johnson hasn't deceived II there is q
IN this crowd VINO can say that AndreW JOnhsVh
never deceived hmrI should like to sec him step f0rtn
lie has been popular man In his day. Tor ne mas Deen
| and demagogusm He Is ike the old SOW You mil ght
her up, put her IN bathub, and scrub hcf per
fecty Cean turn her out ana she would run hNe les III
hot Summer day In August. through clean water, 70
! reach her WalloWingplace IN an old peAcn oIeh"Iu
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
THE CIrBAN EXPEDITION.

Marshal Barlow has net as yet received any
Information other than that published in THE TRIBUNE
of Yesterday concerning the departure OF the Cuban
expedition on Tuesday night last IL is CONCEDED on M
sides that the steamer bearing Cuban abnnf nf
ieft This port there to 10 muCn dispute
her name some claiming that IL the Pt'to rms rs
denied Cuban headquarters. The officials tero tSo
Whereabouts OF the Arago or Ie1of Iney % sS
that the slip THAT carried the expedition had 10 ,s
that IT, her name had been covered, so thAt u ~
eeI Improbable that the Captains OF the tugs Nnoh
srrieH thc men 10 the ship give her name mhIhhal
p1r0W and his assistants Dusily engaged eheaNOI'
~ 10 obtain inf1rmnt tion from the Captains OF the tugs
M others who arc said To be conyersal Win tlo IaolS
al tl,e departure u the expedltlon.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
Kr-KfnH NEAR HOME.

For some time past John Hallenbeck mas
hcrr living In The village OF COxsackie N. Y, with
coiored woman, 10 whom he Is legally married. hGh
or two ago the citizens " that village OF numDer OF
mon rrpresenng Themselves 10 be citizens, went to the
house occupied by Hallsnbeok and took nm from MS Oea
in state OF almost utter nudity. They then led MN 20
ward I'm the vicinity whore they ed him with
tar and covered him with thick coating OF cotsn, aitef
which they they nailed him mp In dry goods oOA 10
pryept his escape they took the recaut0R 10 oAu te
top box heavily with stones but IN spite oI % ne
.srcGuested" IA ld Ku-KinK Klan 10 leave the town
within PA hours which he did, taking with hun hs Wlle
nnH hnnaehnld effrCts
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

,.,o,s;o,, D,v was observed by the leading
Fnsconal churches yesterday In Zion Church cornes
OF Madisonave. and Thirty eighth-st' tue ceremonies
The brig Lizzie of Liverpool England, Capt;
Roberts u DAYS from CarbaTien. arrived al lhS ,
evening The Lizzie brings ing the Srnaer F@Tnsndna
Cathoca. and who have tust been re'oAseu io" WV
prison at Remedies
Messrs. Crook. French g. Co. opened new
Veocipede Hall last evening at No l5s crosby b 81
usual programme suen occasions was gone
present seemed 10 ps veI{ inuen T kpri Rrofers Gus
fnl manner IN which the iisaerns steea ans
band was IN attendance. r..... ...U |Hl
BIZ. Samuel Y. Allaire, residing at No 20
Jayst Brooklyn entered sixthaye, car a, a az yc 70
CanaEst Immediately after leaving the ear ne dl5-
covered that hs pocket had been cut and Sd Ses
tskon. No cine TO the person who TOOK the properly "
been discovered.
At the meeting of the New-York COmman-
rhandery held at Delmoncos. ON wednesday evening.
the following officers elected for the ensuing year
GSnnandeT Admra william M ~ 81 FTnklin JnrSr Vice
Commander, Brsvet Col HOrauo G. King; Eecnfuep = aus aus
Ter Surgeon George Peek, IT, s. NJ Chancellor. Capt.
Robert A. Ripley Counei-Commodore A. LunT ~ ~ H
Capt. John j. Almy, U s ~; Breyet Brig Gen. John
Bell, aud Psynaster James II Watmough' U. 3. \.
The steamship Ariel, the pioneer ship OF the
line Of steamers this port and
arrived at Quarautine early on NeunIisuy % h tgs
Health Oneer found that several OF The pa1Sn
gers suffering from smallpox. The disease made lU
appearance soon after leaving port but as pceauona
measures were at once taken To prevent conhuheao
between those attacked and the other passegesH oa
not spread 10 any extent through the vessel Inc syk
| sent the smalI Pox Hospital, at Black.
wells Island, snd the other passengers were Yacchaco
The will be detained at Quarantine until there
| is no further danger Of infection.
The third handicap chess tournament will
commence Monday eyening next, NJ Leaders, Care
Europa Nos. IL and IA Diyis0nst. There viii be tSs
distinct classes of players, and the members OF eacn
class only will play against each other Ia the rst class
no odds a
the second class auy odds may be agreed upon Twenty
contestants registered, aud by Saturday nght
this will increased To So Capt Mackenzie enters lhs
lists as contestant. The record Of the tournament VIII
kept by Major Warwick and Mr., Stanley. Tb. billiard
will be removed story higher so that the chees
aud reading win occupy the entire floor AT present
! devoted ~ chess and billiards
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

James A. whitney Professor q AgrIenltnrsi Chemsy q
Xiso fbat they had authorized the Finance ~
nnrahaae ~ CssO in IT, g. $40 Registered bonds. ana
that they had authorized S the fdeIn'G ReE for the
n,ophs of september and October as engaged py snS
Board Of Managers for the general oI sng
attute next Fall Tie Finance Comm itee sdsu.tens
their onartery report for the three months ending Ap
go 1883 showiu the receipts, with the balance on
S2 o5i 40 the expenditures, $T92 a.; leaving Oaae
Of si0i5s 9s OF which 50 O has been PAID Tor Ihe
chase Of United States S2O Registered bonds leaving a
birca In the Treasury on the 3Oth day OF Aprii OI
a. ols o. The salary Of Mr. Fenne the reporter OF '.o
P9yteebnie section voted at $3.50 per aDnHin no
hand IN the reports properly written out AZ 'ne "'
meeting.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
TIE STATE of TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

steady ard svs as n 800 bsles
Mdpga Pile Receipts 35T bales EIpOrCoa'.ajss bales
e. May 6Sputs Tupentire guiet 81 toi kse
S26+7 Crude Tuenune bsber al - SOG e|s" ia
firm n 81 A. Cotton quiet Al lbGAsc ,,,.- a. n,
Ordinary. Dc ,,.,,, 10
Wheat frmeTi sales Coed 70 Prime Red At 81
Corn closed dali; Prime White aiGsh eioN 80
g3c Ost T39c light; 7sdOc for heavy kye dun -
81 0nkI as Provisions unchanged Nusky bra al soe
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
All Notices OF
name and address.
DIED.

BELL-on "Wednesday morning ihs sh iS't at h9S'ro'' -
Wliam j. Bel oi this city sged ~ Years ,,, . -, /,
relatives snd yut q the ial are pec'my ad % aeos
Pday afternoon at "a o'clock Trans leave i"os %
Barclay and ChrlstOphsrsts AZ o'clock p ~
CAMPENIn Hobokeu n j. Tuesiay moog Nay atsr Sc
Charles Henry Csmpen la the JJ year ~ DIS age
ssbd bis ber
Of hs Gthsrinlss Julien Crefe are rsspes
from 81 Matthews Chareh corner
Hobokeu FRIDAY, MAJ T. Al ooiScA
M His remau be taken Greenwood Cemetery for uiernsA-
CrNNISG-ou Thur.ay NAV Iuwooi the Hudson. lreas
Ptoer wife of Cumming tbs So'h year Of heage
Not of the funeral hrreaitvr
CIMMING Inwood 9th inst Ieue wife 0f Josn p
Cumming daughter Of the late Capt JosPh FsasT Of f1e
son, Maine, sged ZS yeara :, 49,
The toe Pebytese Church q eAod on SATURDAY tes s
eh inst o'clock Trains leave ihIheth s. Depot al iI'Ss
a m and 2 2. m and return at 6:Oi aud $3.50
pYgRon wednssday MAY Fhhaye Hotel Henry Dys Of
Melbourne Australia. Passenger steamer Scotia hon Eg"ai
GATEs-ou weduesay May 1852 Marou u Gates aged year Asd
Is dars dAazbter VI Heur5 b. aud LIME g. Gates 49,, -
Friends and relatives invited p al ud Eer fausA At O'Clock %
Phiay. at No. 22l West Forty-NIthsl
JOgEs-At Rdge6s Conn 1862 Car Jones in the tA
yssT VI bis age.
WILsOS-Iu HboLeu n j. Thursday May amer short iHe
Fannie of James H. Wssa aa4 eldest daughter o heap u
Child. aged 2l ... -. l. -.
The aad Invited asnd the nnsral from ta' i
Baptist Church. Bloomfield aad Ihrs saudA 1SIasG
Gt l0l o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

Mr.. John j. Parker OF West Chester, IA,
tnst received per steamer Lafayette ne Pereheron
stallion He is beautiful dapple gray WIN dlsuDct
sLte and black spots; years old tins springi weighs
S5 6gfanJines or $50 pounds; II hands high, aud was
selected for hm in Paris under the guidance Of the cee
Lrsted French veterinary surgeon, Vate lie was chOn
t of lei OF some 200 superior animals that we're Pur
Sssd i'm Perche for tine Great Paris Lyons, and Medter-
raffean Railway. lie has great sye' power anu ao'io
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
NAVY GAZETTE.

WARRINGTON May 6-CommIuder Richard w. heais Jr, Is do
command Of The Saginaw ard placed on "a x oToers
NJ BBce detached fro tie boston Nsy-
iar aud placed waiting orae Leg Commander Cbas unt
detached from duty Lesgue Island and on'sed the
Chief Macosb detA5s the Nary sd o. os
mouth placed waiting orders ChefEogineeT w W Wod Or
dsred Inspector n Machinery aeOa 81 hewfOrk Css
Ennper T. Robe ordered 10 duty ector OF Maehne sIo-'
Chief Engineer W. DuBEsn ordered 70 relieve N
comb Portsmouth ChsfEngnser H. W. BnnEerhooi oueTsu 70
-. - - AaI
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL
TnNNENTInN

Yesterday, after very exciting contest, the
following gentlemen were elected delegates from the
Typographical Union Of this city TO the National Typo
sraphical Convention be held at Albany next month
George shearinan OF TIE TRIBUNE Once, william H.
RodUe of The Sipi Theodore s. COnkln OF NesDlit
Il Co.'S book and job Office. m i,
The following is recapitulauon-WhOle NUMBER ol
votes cast lOT necessary 10 choice, $50 which were
divided "a follows:
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
MARINE DIsAsTERs.

The steamship Arizona, Capt. Maury, which sailed
bence for Aspinwal Nay returned yesterday, having
hrokeu her starboard shaft the morning OF the 5th
INST 20 miles southeast from the Capes OF virginia
be scooner Wild Brer OF Prince Edwards Island, Capt
MeDonald from 81. Perre, Martinique, Feb; 20, with
snear 10 H. A. Vatable Co.. put into BermudaS Tor re-
pairs having on the 20 Of March, IN gaze IIOh Hoi'
west lost fore AID main mast
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

1t is again stated authoritatyely that the
last rail the Pacnc Railroad w" pe iAiu w
STANFORD q California. Oh SaiuIdai'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

ntsisauoi Spring Water.-The only fnosn remedy ns
a diseases Of the zdnsyA Sod " AZ ousg Ust"e
No. College Place, New York
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

That's johnson. He has got back into the old peach
orchard again yes the heart Of that old defunot De
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
THE NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE. ALBANY. May 8.
BILLS PASSED.


To incorporate the Brooklyn Baptist Union ;
relative to the HudsOnave Railroad Brooklyn; 10 eS
incorporate the Fifth Avenue savings Bank allGyine
criminals TO testify their deepse-lS TO Nays
Messrs. Folger Nichols. and Thayer,
THE EEwYORK GAS BILL
CROWLEY moved move to dsC6aTgS hs m on
York Gas bill and that the same 60 70 the S1nmttse o
10 the Judiciary Committee, bu account OF the late
ness of tile aud the public feeling thereon lie
wished the Senate TO copsder the bill directly He ad
mitted the need OF regulation OF kiud In the
opinion OF three lawyers of the Committee the bill ln
wolves points clearly unconstitutional especially sections
and Is. He would however, yield To the popular senS
ment, and therefore, made his motion
Mr.. KENNEDY, OF the Committee, concurred III MI
CrOWley's remarks.
The motion was carried and the bill goes to the Com
mittee Of the Whole
Providing for the appointment Of an additional steno
grapher in the Marine Court; widening Broadway De-
tween Thirty y.fourh and Fifyniuthsts. to authorize
the City Of NewY York 10 cede lands for pooihce to IN
corporate the village OF Alden making appropriations
for the repair OF the Eastern Division on he Canals 70
amend the charter OF the Harlem ana Poftchesus l'ai
road authorizing the Kings County supeiS3ls 10 ia 'ne
salaries Of the several judicial officers Of said County 70
incorporate the German Loan aud Trust Company OF
The Senate into executive session for the Confr
nation OF notares ana afltIMard mo IN " me- me-
Whole on the Central Underground Railroad oIi' MI
The Senate ordered the Brown Underground bill TO a
third reading, and then considered the swan I"o-uer
BILL and pending its discns,iGn m tool, took a recess.
The Two Tier Railroad bill ordered TO n third read
ing IA TO- The bill acudng the metropolitan Excise
gressed.
Bills ORDERED TO THIRD HEADING.
For the relief OF the Brooklyn and Winfield Railroad;
authorizing the extension OF the Dry Dock East Broad
way and Battery Railroad TO amend me r,lstry aw
il TO u he Republicans voting aye. the Democrats nu
relative to a passenger depot for the Harlem Kall
road at Forty authorizing the Southside Rai
road 70 build branches aud dummy engines IN Brook
lyn.
EThe consideration OF the bill opening Wcstave, IN
Long Island City was postponed 70 the 4th OF July next
by vote OF 81 to IL ..f
TlH TOWN BONDING BILL
la a.
mittee on the Town Bonding bill
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION ,
Tho hill authorizing ihe consolidation Of certain rail
road companies was considered.
Mr.. O'DONNELL moved To insert pro rata freight
provision which was discussed at length.
MIR OIDOnuell'- and numerous other amendments were
rejected. The Committee aud reported progress
The Consolidation and Central scrip bills were mauo
the special order for tomorrow. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

CAIN. MARGARET. No. l03 CsrLtst, Brooklyn
CUNNINGHAM, ELLEN, No. l4j NuherysL =,
CUNNISGHAM JANIS. JosspRs (t % Church, BTogh n
DUSTAS. SARAH K, No. l0t Amit 81
EVANS RICHARD. No. 2i3 Chrrrr.st
KAHN ISAAC No 24l West Fattyeightn-st
LEnDY PHILIP No 2i6 West Tbirti ghtlsk
SWBRNY. JAMES No ~ Springst
TOOHEY HUGH j., 30 9i Jayst, Brookyu.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
MdRR[ED.

CASE-HORTONIn this city, MAY by the Rev 4ohn HAp
Prodt Mr. Au Eusius r. Case to Miss CaTe NJ Horton
ROIALL-DAVIDGEOR Wejpesy May a The resiese o. as
by tb Rev N Cole Nathan b. Rgysi Of hes lerh
20 LIME H. o JOhn Davge. Of fNe"mf valley n l.
No
sCHNITTKRR-BUC ThursiaY evening" April ~ me
Prpsbyterun Crureh Pssrld. y hy the Rev bhS Oa'o
scLuittker Of Rahsay 70 Tlhe B. Buchanan Of PAahed
All Notices of Marriages must be indoysed tcih fII
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
HQrtrord, May 8, 1869.
TOWN ELECTIONS FOR SUPERVISORS.
MARREN COrNTY

WAKNEN IUINI1.
Bnltnn--CieO W. Seaman. IIuzcrHe--A. j. Chertree.
CRldwell-F u. HubbcH Quceusbury-C.M. Gilchrist
Chester Robert :. Hall. stony CToek-AHd rAidrIch
Inguc-J. McCIetGltdn, ". IhuimaII-J. T. Parker
llIrlcuIf-ChuTlcs lIil. WarreusburglS. Grim, ,2d
JOhnbDuIgAG r. MdrtiHe Rep, q; Dem, III tditsg, g.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
ASSEMBLY.

The tax levies were made the special orders
for o'clock this afternoon.
Mr. CALKINS called up the resolution 10 ADJOURN t"e
die at u O'Clock Friday.
Mr. JACOBS moved 70 table the resolution. Lost-4s
TO 6S L.,
sertipg Saturday.
pOned until tomorrow
BILLS PASSED.
To regulate the sale of theatcr opera and other aWuse
mept tickets New-YOrk and Brooklyn; rrappfOpIlat-
ing portion OF the United States Deposit Fund for the
benefit Of Academies; to encourage tine formation OF
water power manufacture defining the powers OF the
Justices OF the Peace Buffalo for the more encctnal
punishment Of bribery unanimously relative 10 COrt-
land Academy for swing bridge m the town or enc,
mung, over the Chemuug River; the Town BONDING Dhl
waS reported by the Conference Committee, ana ths re-
port was cOncnrred IN authorizing the smith q falhi'
Zee Company issue preferred stock In relation
TO titles Of real derived from aliens 10 nc0rpo-
rate Veteran 9th Regiment; TO extend the SguiHcih Il
Boulevard VI Westchester; the Annual Tax bHl' the
Charity bill. 80.
Mr. MILLER moved 10 recomit the Tax billnud amend
tho same giving County Treasures certain per
centge moneys paid them for State tax LOST 81 TO
! G6. The bill then passed.
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
Incorporating the TOntine Mutual savings Bank OF
NewYOrk; Incorporating the American Trust Company;
incorporating the BrcyOOIt Savings Bank oi York;
to amend the law relative 20 SPECIAL deposits Oi sccu
ties In Insurance Department. the kIuLhdVe. ana
Fftecnhs Brooklyn bill; for the general regulation oi
asscssmes; for widening aud extending streets IN New
York; Incorporating the Buffalo German schulEen 30
| ciety. Recess. -
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
AFTERNOON SESSION.

BILLS PASsLD TO 4 THIRD READING.
In relation To the Board OF Revision ana Correction OF
Assessments, Ncw.YOrE IN relation 10 the drainage tf
lands ia NOrthfeld, Richmond County; repairing the
highways and bridges % Flatbush and NeW-ltr.citj TO
authorize the Supervisors Of Kings County TO raise SOOO
to reimburse the amount borrowed fOr INC sur Jo Of bc
poor to Incorporate the Amencan-FUfelgn Commercial
Company. -
TIE NEW YORK TAX LENtEs.
The consideration Of the city county tax levies
Mr. Hodges offered substitute therefor and after
three hours discussion the city tax levy a. reported from
the Committee was ordered 10 third reading by vote
OF Gl to So. The ayes all Repubcana and hayb al
Democrats except Messrs. Bomus, ID. stewart Summels,
and Thornton, ~, 80,
The county levy and tho bill TO change he time on the
HeW.York Municipal election were considered, but no
definite action tacu when the LOur Tor Adjournment
Z O'clOck, arrived.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-29

Gentlemen who seem to have been asleeI
for ten years still talk about principles and
constitutional rights. One would think
that they had just risen from sojourn in
the Hades Of the Revolutionary fathers,
and "come to" with sack full Of max
inns suited to the sge in which those vene-
rable men lived, but which are no more
adapted to these times than are the animals
OF the tropics to live in the islands of the
Frozen ocean," They talk, bravely and
with high-spiritsd Wanting about what
they demand and what the Constitution
guarantees !! And to what purposes Why,
none. There Is no ear to hear their com
plants, demands, and protestations. As
well address themselves to the blind fab in
the mammoth cave.
They prefer military rule But then
UM not be aRo,eed to haze militarv rule.
They wall be forced to submit to civil 20.
Vernment--a civil government which thew
may make tolsrable by assisting to modify
1t, but which will DO pnt upon them and ali
OF US, either in that form or that of the
monSsrous one framed for us by the strsn.
gers and negroes in the Convention of 1867
E"hat consolation will they have them