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The New York herald., 1869-03-27
THE NEW GAME Law.

The following Is a res,tn,6 Of the Game law a. now
before the Legislature OF this State:-
SEcrIos /. Deer cannot be killed on Long Island
for five years, and only during october, November
and December In the rest OF the state.
SEC. 2. No fawn In the spotted coat shall be killed
at any time, and gray rabbits only from the LIST Of
February 10 the 1st OF November.
SEC g. No pigeon roosts shall be disturbed
SEC l. No wood duck, black duck, mallard or teal
shall be killed between the LIST OF February and the
gun shall be used, and wild fowl shall not be DIS
furbed at night when in their resting places.
SEC. 8. Penalty hty dollars
SEC protects small birds
SEC. forbids shooting prairie chickens that have
been imported 70 restock the country.
SEC. 8. Woodcock shooting commences July 4
quail shooting October 20 and partridge shooting
September l.
woodcock ON Long island for ave years unless he
has stocked some part Of the island with game
SEC 10. Trapping and snaring quail and part.
ridges are forbidden.
SEQ. II. shooting on Sunday is prohibited.
0s n ne1
time between the 1st or May ana the Goth Of OCTOBER
SECS. 10 and IA. Trespassing for fishing or shoot
ing forbidden under penalty OF twenty-five dollars.
SEC. 10 forbids the placing OF lime In streams or
ponds inhabited by trout or black basS
SBC. 10 requires fish passes over dams.
SEC. II prohibits the taking Of trout with any
thing but hook and line and only during April May,
June, July and August except on Long Island, where
SEC. Is excepts persons engaged In breeding trout
from the effect OF the above section so far AS It In
terferes with their business.
SEC. 10. No salmon trout can be taken in No
yember, December, January and February except ON
Lake 0tsego.
SIC. 20. Black bass and mascallonge cannot be
taken from the lat OF January TO the LIST OF May and
In Lake Mahopacnot until July I.
SEC. Fl forbds trapping spearng and netting In
fresh waters, requires the meshes OF shad nets to
measure seven and quarter inches, and the nets
on Long Island to have slx-inch meshes. "a con-
fused and complicated section.)
SEC. 20. Penalty
SIC. % prohibits the capture OF snecpshead with
net In jamaica bay.
SEC. "a provides how penalties shall be re-
covered
SEC. rs provides that the act shall not apply to
game killed out Of the state In place where the law
did not forbid the killing, except that no quail, deer,
prairie chickens parridges shall be sold after the
LIST OF March. no matter where they were killed.
SIC. 26 protects express companies.
SEC. ~ excludes Lake ontario and its estuaries,
except that no set nets pounds or fxe6 nets shall
be used anywhere from October TO May. IL clause
that may severely afrect our shad nsheriesi
SEC. rs excludes oneida Lake.
SECS. 20, 30, 81 and 80 are local to Fondas Bush
creek and Scanedaga Vlaie
SEC. SO repeas other acts
SIC. "a. Act TO take effect Immediately.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

Total S15, 1853
sums OF proposed expenditures and receipts, there
results deficiency OF s20,272007 for the year
is ~ a very seon %
consideration OF that body. There has already peen
much discussion thereupon in the press and In pri
the expenses and increase the receipts, although it
Will be found to be scarcely possible TO do the for
admits Of no reduction Of the army, but rather an in
thereof creating larger expenses In that d.
rection, while TO collect larger revenue is hardly
possible as business Ia stagnant and capital ana cap
italists are looking elsewhere for investment.
In reference to the latter the Gooe Of the 25th re-
marks:-"More than thirty individuals belonging to
the commerce OF this city, leave bv the French
steamer which sails from Vera Cruz on the 18th OF
March. We are told that the most OF these depart
for good, and that ohershave only portion OF their
capital in the business which they have pursued
here Foreigners who are Withdrawing their capital
furnish an evidence Of the confidence aud content
which reigns now In all classes OF Mexican society,"
The Intentions Of Lozada, the Indian chief OF
Tepc, not well understood. On the 18th OF
January he issued the following circular at san
Luis:-'From the year 1867 until now I have re-
NAMED at the head OF these people. During this
long period have been governing three times for
the liberal, twice for the conservative and once for
the imperial government and during all OF this time
have consecrated myself exclusively to the service
OF the people, struggling without rest In the defence
OF their legitimate rights and have the satisfaction
OF saying that not only have succeeded In making
their rights TO be respected and OF value but have
guaranteed them for the future for which purpose
have remained in charge Of the special government
OF the people of this State. But fatlgued with those
tolls and for the most powerful reasons, which, IN
the proper time win be made known, 10 is necessary
thatT should separate myself from the direction Of
the people with which ! have been encharged In
order 10 enjoy some repose and quiet. To this end
nave the honor TO nominate ~ my place Colonel DO.
mingo Nava, TO whom tho archives have been passed
over and who takes possession of his ofice from
this date. have the honor 10 communicate this to
you for your knowledge and In order that you and
those under your command may have an under
standing with the Aforesaid Colonel Nava upon ali
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

DEATHS FROM HyDRoPHoBIA. John u. Sargent
night, after suffering horribly for twenty nve hours
About three months ago he received bite from .
sInail dog In his meat store. The wound healed
rapidly and he gave the subject no further thought
unt ne was seized last saturday with spasmodc
Commissions when he tried TO quench his thirst. He
was attended by all the leading physicians Of the
place and was rational TO the last, Attempting 10 tn-
ture no one, and refraining from caressng his
family lest the disease be communicated to them.
Timothy Creedon, citizen OF Cincinnati, who WAS
bitten by pet terrier nine weeks ago. died from the
effects OF the terrible disease on Wednesday morn
ing. TWO other persons had also been bitten by tie
same dOg before he was Killed.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

Total .oo's0,1o1
or above These oata are quite correct having
@ oeen a 70 I'm me TX my % IN s wh"h
enclose for your perussl
The Russian government doubt quite bonn ds In its
Intentions and will carry its engagements honoraby az
has always done In the past But word or warning would
against its too easy compi
with the ending demands OF lot OF rapacoas
the contrary still manage obtain the imperial assent by
hook or by crook" remain, yours obedeniy,
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
RUSSIA.

Hallway Securities In the English Market.
From the London Times, March III
been brought out t nopportune moment in
Berlin aud Amsterdam. most VI the Continental
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
CLAIMS on VENEZUELA.

WASHINGTON, March 25 1862
The following Is the result Of the abors Of the
mixed commission under the treaty between the
United States and Venezuela, Of the 25th April 1885,
composed OF David M. Talmage, commissioner on
the part OF the United States; Jose Gregorio villa
fame, commissioner for Venezuela; Juan O. Machado,
appointed umpire; Alfred Anderson, secretary.
Total amount OF claims presented. s. 1928 327
Amount agreed upon by the COM
mlssioners Observation-Disclosures. &4591S8
Amount decided by the umpire. 794 l22 1855 $40
The New York herald., 1869-03-27
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, MARCH a. SHEET

bourses being now in an extremely sensitive state:
owing TO the speculative mama which has prevailed
throughout the winter so that any political rum0r
circulated by adverse operators at once creates
alarm. With regard to the intrinsic value OF these
Russian railway securities, the feeling In the rs m
stance was very favorable owing to the beiel that
they would powerfully develop the great natural
resources OF the country coupled with the faith In
the financial honesty Of the Russian government
which was especially strengthened by Its conduct
during the Crimean war. But the Emperor ana ms
ministers totally unable to understand that the
best credit IN the world may bf speedily destroyed
by msmanagement, and condition OF the market
has at length been induced in London for which
there can now be no remedy except from precise
and unreserved declaration that no further issues
will be made either directly or indirectly, unti
after the lapse OF some distant and Well-defned
period. The following note explains the extent to
which Russia has tried the capacity OF investors
throughout Eur0pe:-
LONDON, March 8, 1859.
SIRYour correspondent In this days city article ku
Bondholdor does the full extent OF the liabi
ties which the Russian has undertaken ON behalf
of Russian He only named the loans issued In
this Market and amounting f22 but allow me TO
give you the following additional list Of railway loans guar
anteed by the Russian the terms ~ those
mentioned correspondent which have been ncgotia
ted on the Continental markets within the last three years.
The New York herald., 1869-03-27

State Of Pnblic Opinion-Reduction in the
Naval Estimates-Its Probable EGect-The
Alabama Question-How Ii will be Set.
tied-Russian Advances in the East n Cause
Of cement OF a Public In
stituIion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-16

SPLENDID PRESENT, FREE TO ALL
The enterprising proprietors Of the AMER.
IcAM SrOcK JOURNAL have put up 800,
600 copies in packages Of three each,
and with a finely Illustrated Show Bill,
Premium List, &C., which they Offer to send
free and poet paid, to al who apply for then.
Every Farmer and Stock Breeder should
avail themselves Of the generous offer ia
give away over $50, 900 worth Of books, J
q the three numbers contain near 100
pages of choice original articles, and agreai
number Of valuable recipes for the cure Of
various diseases 70 which Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Swine, Poultry, TO-, are liable.
Farmers w. find this monthly very 81.
cient aid IN oil the Departments Of Farm.
ing and Stock Breeding. It has veter.
mary Department under tho charge Of one
the ablest Professor in the United 6tatss,
Who answers through the JOURNAL, 1ss
efcAoge, al questions relating 70 Sick,
fajured or Diseased Horses, Cath, Sheep,
Swine OF. Poultry. Thus every Subscriber
has Horse and Cattle Doctor fse. Thia
JOURNAL b furnish 1t the low price d
el,0o year, specimen copies Jsee. Ad'
dress. A'' - '''
N. p. BoYER 3 Co., Publishers,
Psrkssbury, Chester Co., p.
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- We are pleased 10 learn that the
Messs. Prosch, have received tic usual
appointment designating the z'1bsse Is
the. Official paper for the ensuing year,
This shows about the amount Of influence
Flanders yields at the National Capital.
The Transcript publishers have looked fcs
this tit-bit until tears stood in their eyes,
implored their champion to put forth his
power for their salvation, but their hopes
have been in vain. Another long year
must roll around before they can have ga
finger in the pie" and another Delegate il
to be elected in the meantime, and it may
not be Flanders, and it may not make much
difference in the weight Of their pockets, il
tits.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-16

- John Plummer, . citisea Of Port
Discovery, was drowned in the bay, on the
Sd inst. His remains were entered in the
cemetry at Port Townsend by tho Masons
and Good Templars, of both Of which or
ganization he was q member.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-16

FIRENEN's ANNUAL ELncrIoN.-Ths
annual election Of ofcers Of Columbia
Fire Go. for the ensuing year, took place last
Monday evening, and resulted - follows
Foreman, Chas. Burnistsr; let Assistant,
Louis Miner; I'd Assistant, Daniel House /;
President, John NJ. Murphy; Secretary,
Thomas Tallentirs; Treasurer, Chas. E.
Williams.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-16

~ The Oregosian says that the Sec.
rotary of State has received the resolution
of Congress dcnouncing the action of the
Oregon Legislature as "scandalous and i'm.
pertinent" wherein they ask the resigna.
ton of Senators Williams aud Corbett.
No better evidence is needed of the little.
ness Of the men who now rise to the sur.
face and represent us in the National Capt.
tol than this vindictive thrust At the peo-
pie Of State who refuse 10 bow to the
Radical dictun. When We review the
great names that have immortalised those
halls, whom welingcr with rapture over thu
eloquenoe Of these who oaee 70 nobly aep-
resented the national trust, SORROW 6lh the
heart At tho contrast Radical party No.
cessity knows no law, nor no decency,
The right Of petition, with every Other
right Of free men , is crushed into theduss
Well may We exelaim
"Ill fares the land n threatening NE . prey,
Where Ssbt aceuaaulates and men decay"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-16

A FRIoHr.-Some Of our psops we're
much frightsned lhst Thursday BY the 70.
port that an Indian living near town had
the smallpox. Dr.. Willard made : due
examination Of the case and pronounced Il
IN attack Of The measles, 70 tho popaA,
pulse beats quietsr. It Il a sdmoaition,
however, 70 guard against tho fearful die.
ease, which may appear At any moment, BY
vaccination. .. t~t
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-16


CLUBBING.-We have entered into ar.
engagements for clubbing with several ster-
Ling Eastern publications, as follows: The
STANDARD and the SATURDAY EVENING
Posr, one year, 81 25; our journal and
the LADIES FRIEND, one year, 81 25 ;
our paper and the AMERICAN Stock
JOURNAL, one year, So 37!. We are en-
ab!ed to make this liberal offer by the pub
fishers to extend tho circulation of these
valuable journals. The Posi- "the largest
and best of the literary wecklies, is favor
ite wherever it is known; LADIES FRIEND
is one Of the best ladies' magazines extant,
and the single subscriptions price to either
is So 80. The SrOcK JOURNAL should
b. in the hands Of every one having the
care of stock-singlc subscription rate, 81.
OF course we can only extend this offer to
those who subscribe to the STANDARD from
and after this date, the inducement being
given as means Of charging our own list.
The publications named are all non-secta-
rian in character. See advertisements in
another column.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-16

BRIBERY.-It will be seen from our
news columns that the New York Repub-
lican politicians have been trying their
hand At "bribing thieves, counterfsiters
and burglars" 10 swear to election frauds.
Such announcements, nowadays, excite no
surprise.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-16

A NATURAL CURIosITY--Mr. N. e
Pearoe, while digging we'll On bis plaee
eight miles west Of Portland, atths depth
Of 80 feet passed through > red porous
looking rock, whore instead Of water, N
struck . cavity from whence Issued stroal
eusrent Of cir, which 4 timss rnshes up "a
the top Of the we'll with putting, roaring
sound. Occasionally the current Of cir I
reversed, and goes into the cavity With Z
roaring souud.-Paeife Chrst;as Adso
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-16

~ A Jacksonville, Oregon, dispatch
ofthe 9th inst, says that the smallpox il
spreading in that place. The people are
almost panic stricken. On the evening
ofthe 9th, = patient escaped from the hos
pital, while delirious, and was found the
next morning almost naked, in tho noun
tains.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-01-16

REGULAR DIsPATCH 70 TMR STANDARD

PORTLAND, Jan. Is
Steamer Contisessal left yesterday for
San Francisco
Smallpox excitement not increasing.
but vaccination has become universal.
No cases here.
No freezing weather yet.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Evarts h.s
issued instructions that all suits for Ne
crime Of tEeaSoa sh.llbs diseoutisusd.
Odin Bowie wa installed Govsrsor #
Maryhsd to-day.
The war in Cuba still goes on.
The exclusion ef Greek Embasaslosv
from Paris Confsrsnes threatens to break
it up. '''' .
A novsssss + o. foot h Spain, secret.
" aided By several monarehs Of Europe,
to pat Count Gsrnaslt On the throne in
Mexico. Two hundred o6oerv are to un-
dertake the enterprise. -....-.r- .f-r I
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA terrible
drs took place this morning. A hrks
jswelry store, paper hanging warehouse
and ~ art gallery were destroyed. Los
$500 900. Two lives lost. y,
A bill he's been introduced in The Sen
ate giving widow Lineols . pension Of
%, 900. ~ s.+r 'aT
Gov. Cambock u nominated for United
States Senate, from Indiana.
The Great Casters il taking aboard the
cabls Of the Frauco-Ansrioan telegraph
Company, and will sail in June next to
lay the cable from Brest to the American
coast.
New York, Jan. 15.-It i stated that
Martin, the individual who processes 10 be
able 70 give full Information relative tothe
Alaska affair, 10 in Washington, but 10 new
or appeared before the committee. He boasts
that be can prove thAt Secretary Seward
urged Baron Stocked 70 oil ths wheels q
the Legislative machinery, and names sun
dry persons 70 whom various sums we're
paid, from ten thousand 70 Eve hundred
thousand dollars each, 70 assist in the pas
sage Of the appropriation bill.
The steamer Gslf City, from Galveston
to New York, vas wrecked o. Point Look
out. Oaly tAros ont Of twenty i've persons
o. board we're ssved.
JAcKsoNvILLE, Ogn., Jan. l4.-No
new cases Of smallpox It i thought
that the epidemic il abating.
SAN FRANcIsoo, Jan. l6.-A we'll.
known stock broker, named Harry Logan,
was killed list night IN row
Arsived-bark Qnksss1, from Port
Madison; bark Etemsss, Seabeek.
Legal tesden 7sl g "A. Gold 10 New
York, 1861. -.
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NEW ORLnAHs, Jas. 6.-0saeral Kous-
seau I'D vssy calmly at II s'slpsk ,last
night, having taken lsavs Of Ais ftissds asA
stsf . short time previously. Notifications
Of grief are usivenal. Foreigu Ceosub
and American Gags arc displayed = half
mast. He will b. buried tomorrow. Gen-
Buchanan has assumed command, By viz
tue Of seniority. 49,.
Negro Trsuhles h vlryinis- Cssalst -.
tweea the Blacks al Sel1SeeA -,
NoRrOLK, (Va0 Jan. Tn serving .
writ Of ejsctment, the Sheriff Of Princess
Ann county was fcrcibH resisted BY armed
negroes. At his request detschmeut Of
20 soldiers was sent to his assistance, when
an encounter bstwesa the .sgr6ss .aad sel.
diers ensued. The sergeant NJ DovlAlly
wounded, and three iegross were killed.
The o6icer commanding the dstacAnsst
has applied for. rsisfoscenents. he ssys
the negroes il the surroundihg counties arc
arning theaselves, and threaten 70 attack
I'm. - ..i9'di ''..e issr 9'i's off
AlDsssa Eranls aa1 1s11sda DelAeey. !
.CulcAdo, Jaa. She Pbs<s New
Yssk special aays thst u1sA is1igaatisa i
fsls a1oag NJ Rsp~blieans ~ eatssge.
s1s ecndssG Il ~ Dsnsssntis s6ssss il
supervising sviassss II thss lssaies Assls
because il inplieaAss proainset nenbsss
Of ths Democratic party. s.e' a., Z"
Tho Sws givss ~ important assosat Of
the Sheriff and III posss whils . s1b-eon-
nittee Of Cosgrsss we're investigating tAs
charges. The eooait1ee Wees y Soseon
q Ne United 6taAss Coavl haildiag, yss-
tsrday sftsrsses. Whils several WiAass-
q were under exaninatica, who's tisline>
~ IVES supposed 70 b dansgipg ~ thseity
police, Sheriff O'BEisa, asda pcsssef DIP
atiss sppsared 4 u doer an 1esasdssd
sdnisssca. Tie Sssgsast-aA-Arns 4;
nandsd By what authority, bvt IL Seerif
aud his o0csn ~ Aet asisa ~ SiAibit
sny wavrane fdr IL seeida, ~ srushed h
~ dosss end srsss>sd every vitses ~
fore Tie committee. The pTissasts qwsrs
bosse sway. The Sheriff staGioasd three
dsDsties q The door 70 azIsst any vitasas'
that might appear. ..e.r.s ..., ,.l.la..
NEW Yoak, Jan. S.-TAs Essnisg
1sleg,sm says that three oriour witssssss
takes before Tie Coagrsssicsal CoHnitsse
arc no%orioss thieves, eoantsrisitss md
burglars, aud they wers arrss1e4 BY ssdsr
Of tie District Al>ofssy. They wsrs a.
tsrwasds Recognized By ~ poliss.i Tie
Tslaersm ssys three Of then volunteered
infornaaioa that they were 10 ssssive ny
dollars f1 the inSbsnAtioa conserving else-
ton frauds. -
Eight missionaries, bo1nd b Japan and
China, sailsd to-day o. - California
steamer.
NEw Yosx, Jan Sire Fsa publish.
- lsttes ftoa d.. Howe saying thaG u
latest reliable sswY from ~ i61ssies q
Crets, i tAaG ~ insusrssoiso = = fan b,nss
With 70 prospect u suAot6esa.
NEW Yo1K, in ll.~-1As staanship
Esas which arrived yG1ussaay Asn Liver
pol, saooaatsssd vssy ts1psstusss Wy.
ego. Mr.. Molinsaax, 81 s0sss, w. svspt
overheard ~ lusvasa OeAsm were
washsd ovssbsau1 q ~ sans tine, bss
rssessl; ssvssalof thssssv - passssgsss
we're badly injured. Ths dssk W. swept
Of oGsers, qsastsrIboeHs swept away, and
the greatest eossesrnatioa prevailed amongst
the two Asndrsd passsagss. Ths voyage
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DEATH or Mn. MoxLIE.-The many
friends Of Robert w. Nozzle, will regret
to learn Of his death, which occurred last
Monday morning. This event cast gloom
over our community, although it Was antip.
ipated from the lingering and severe ma.
tureof his sufFerings. The remains were
buried Wednesday, with Masonic houors.