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The New York herald., 1869-03-26
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, March 25, 1859.

ALBANY, March 25, 1859.
SELECT COMMITTEE.
The PRESIDENT announced the following Select
Committee ON General Orders In accordance with
Mr.. Folger's resolution:-M Folger, Tweed.
Bradley, Pierce, Beach, Parker, Kennedy, Chapman
and Morris.
BILLS REPORTED.
To facilitate the service of civil processes upon
nonresident stockholders and Others Incorporating
the Presbyterian Home for Aged Women in New
York; for the protection OF persons gathering ice for
merchandise; providing for the custody OF insane
criminals.
BY Mr.. MURPHY TO amend the charter OF Brook
county; also TO lay out an avenue from Prospect
PARK to Fort Hamilton.
by Mr.. PIgRcE-To define the powers OF the Eu-
reka BASIN Company; also for additional amshouse
BY Mr.. RIIEAxER--To amend the charter Of the
Bowling Green Savings Bank.
BY M NrcHoLs-For the revision Of the charter
Of Buffalo and the appointment OF commissioners
by Mr. WiLIJAMs-To amend the charter Of Clyde.
BILLS RBpoRTED.
To facilitate the construction OF the Midland Rail-
prohibiting the use OF steam on the second avenue
n,ore 70 restore the channel OF the Oswego river o.
she BROOKLYN Young ING
relative to Inc Manhattan Mutual Benefit Company
70 confer citizenship on Indians desiring it ncor-
porating the Agricultural Society among the Onon-
uaga inuians; authorizing the whitehall and Platts
burg Railroad 70 increase the rate Of fare; relating
to the firemen's Benefit Association OF Buffalo;
relative 70 the procurement OF aborionsncreasing
the penalty; relative 70 the homeopathic Medical
College In New York; relative to opening widening
and extending public streets In New Y0rk-permt-
ting one half OF the assessment TO be made on the
| city when for the public good; Incorporating the
knights OF ~ Patrick-passed; 10 amend the inc0r-
| porafl0n OF the LADIES' Union Aid Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church OF New York.
THE ERIE RAILROAD INVESTIGATION.
| MT. OD0NNELL called up the resolution requiring
the appearance OF Vice President Torrance and Pres
ident Gould at the bar OF the senate 70 answer GER
tain Inquiries. and offered substitute omittng Mr.
Gould's name with further Amendment requiring
| Mr.. Torrance to appear forthwith. Passed.
4 ANOTHER VETO
| message was received from the Governor vetoins
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NEW YORK.

Brutal Treatment Of n Sick Convict In Sing
Sing by Keeper-Death Of the Victim.
P0UGHKEEPsIE, March 25, 1859.
Montagu Dean a convict died at Sing Sing Prison
this morning. Last Monday he was standing at the
door OF the south foundry looking out, when
keeper named Buckingham ordered him to
his work. Dean not moving as fast as his
p1 the principai keepers ONCE and n get = care
put on. Dean, who had been but few days out OF
the hospital, begged the keeper not to punish him
then, but wait until he was well. The keeper then
took him to the shower bath, the convict all the
while begging him to wait until the doctor came.
The keeper refusing to listen, showered HIM
until he could hardly stand, and then
beating him with rope, locked him
In dark cell, where he was taken sick, and removed
to the hospital dying at the latter place this morn
ing He was twenty-five years old, and native OF
England, his only friend In this country being con-
vict, who wept like child when the facts came TO
his knowledge. Buckingham, the keeper. has been
removed.
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ARRIVALS.
HrpnRrxr NJ TIE HRRAIn STEAM YACHTS.

REF0RTkr 81 THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
ptenmship wilmington Cole Galveston March 1g, via Key
West 18th, with mdss and passengerr williams Guion.
Experienced heavy weather from lat ~ norhward OF
Haterns March l lat ~. Ion ~ a. passed schr Walton,
from Boston for Galveston same day lat "a H Ion es 49,
changed signals With steamship Virginia. hence for do 18th,
New York same day lat - Ion 70 ss schr Lowell from
Steamship Ellen Terry, Chaplin Newbsn, 60 hours with
mdse and passengers, 70 Murray, Ferris Co.
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
siesmsn'p GIaucus Walden, Boston, with mdse. to VIM
Snip Volunteer ,of Boston, Chase Ata,a fMexlco) Oct I,
with brnxwood 70 Frederic Baker Crossed the Equator IN
the Pacific Nov N lon l6 20 had light Sc trades passed
tho lat OF 80 and Ion l23 Dec Is days thence 10
Cape Horn bad l essery winds And csIms during thai
time had westing In the wind but ~ reached Gene
Jan 10 had light sE trades crossed bc Equator "a n
Atlantic FEB n from there 10 the parallel OF bermuda bad
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.s New o.:.n. ssAn Las. I've. sao. G.lss.:oe
Pet Rsy Wssti schr Welcome Bssbes LOzier, Mobile;
Sailed % isss bark % %cAdam, Partridge. cabarisn brig
Pay Gwen s SySrn 9Se x xpstFP sch
% as s:s S % ss
Sssa .ss New SPis s
& sS1 Ks &
Mary Wilbur Locke NYork; ieth bsrks Carton, Tscar
esp E.trsSo New Dream. another scsount
or % e osd on ss
Sss soe as.s i s1s Maria % H.a ssa
Fl o
Hnd Hssnss e. New Orleans Morning Star tBr Ry
afI IvnaPooI ,1r March o~sssd China. Armson John
Ss ans
tom Lady Cartier, Hstaeld Baltimore ..,,,,. p,,s.m
:sssS s Rs sp Gssss ,,' 40
Rhodes: Portland brig Meteor, Carver NYSrs sGhI Nsy
stewart Adams, NYorT schr Hattie sampson, orr, New
sss sgsr r ss. E. Futon @
Hsttsrss Hope SH sBr IN aonsros New 5Tssns xsrss
I sss 'is: assS
RG @ 1ss s1as %iSs s
@ s'!F s s Ss sss
dova Eddy. port north Of Haseras schr Davis Bish-
port 18th, barks pao Alto Tenney; Annie Troop tBH.
Troop Sunny Region Grasra & walsss % and nd TT TIL
yesa GBrj, Liswooa, for Portland; socker BiObsr.
f e, Ws ho@ss @ s
Poedo Br Pummer; Fred Bliss, Sherman; Don Quxoss
ssis Saf si: ossn pe:s
h: sss
sss ssf ss sss
@
Baltimore; Abbe Dunn, Fountain; Ruth Baker LoIings
os
nFgan S o. BUR
PonT SPAIN, March arrived, schr Leland Benz
Poses. PR March sb.sk gor. brig Danl Trow.
ws scSs Annie Bell Srnde Tor New Haven dg Xdd
xsleais A SYort Right Bower. Rogers. Ssys
4,h; Moie Plummer wtg' Cygnus, Small, do Newns,
81 JOHNS, PR March In schrs Arctic Norris, from
BamoTs would 70 AEeSsSo to @ load Anns
ST JAGo March sArrived, brig Argo Orb Creighton, Sc
vest 18Th Se.sphps ssr' Wallace Aspihwa is'h bark
Sailed iith brig. orinoco Gsr, Roberts port north & q
ass
Clark, do l7h Circassa Bunksr Boston; Chase, MOI
ZAzA. March 5-Arrved schr Queen Of the West Beatty.
American Ports.
BOSTON, March 94-Arveo, schr Aldrich Kirk, Phil
Cearsd-s.eamsr Norman. Crowel, Philadelphia; bngs
schrs Sea Foam, Pitcher Darien, Ca Senator, Faukns
ssied-shps Lydia skolHeld, and Rainbow barks Chsl-
Roads, ships VIM Cumming, and Lottie Warren; barkS
sharpsburg, Wasp, and Kate Ceather brig Arstos -,
ship NE% S4 SsF Ns' asroS Sew Burns wy
.SS s S tG Rf
HGzs Ss He.
snd 1eisbe bon ships
% s ssss os. & sns % s
brgs Proeus Orb Gibbon, and Jas Murche tBr Granfs
NoRFoLK March 2o-Arrived, schn A Newcomb, Cor
ham, Salem Lucy Jenkins jenkins, Boston; Benjamin
NYork; Nichols Providence; British brig Penguin Rich:
u.4 ssspo ss H & sSsiRss Sa
IS Smith, s ySsSs Hy aS
Freddie Walter, Atwood. Portland Pierce, Purviers
Work Miranda, Hardy New Haven Otis, Cobb, New Bed
sssam;hp Esny.r,s tP., ssEksy LSe,pcS
san FRxScisco, March sArrived, bark rarquin Mac.
SEATTLE March S-Xrrved ship Nicholas Biddle, Arey,
SAVANNAH March 2o-Arrived. barks Carl Geors, ART.
ss1 sss G
Cleared-schr Enchantress, Covert NYork.
Carrie Webb Day, Georgetown Sc 70 load for NYork
70 for New Haven jamestown, Rogers do to load for
Abigail Haynes Roetsna
Ceared-steamship Livingston, NYork; bark Oscar,
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Serious Injury Of Ex-Mayor Harp

serious Injury Of Ex.MnyOr Harper.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. James Harper, Of the
firm OF Harper & Brothers publishers, No. ss1 Pearl
street, started out with spirited team to take q
ride on the avenue. accompanied by Miss Harper.
When near the corner Of Forty fifth street and Fifth
avenue the horses took fright ran away, and threw
the occupants OF the carriage out into the street.
Mr.. Harper received number OF severe contusions
dence, No. Gramercy place, and he was conse-
quenty taken TO St. Luke's Hospital His injuries,
The young lady who was slightly injured, was taken
To her rnGllenca.
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Mother and Two Daughters Instantly
Killed mt GrOt0n, Mass.

BOSTON, Marcn 70 1903.
sad railroad accident occurred at Groton juno
tion this morning AS the quarter past seven train
from Fitchburg was approaching the station 1t ran
into sleigh which crossing the track, IN which
were Mrs. Coffee and her two daughters, OF Fall
River One account says the sleigh stuck on the
track 80 as to stop directly In front OF the train All
three OF the ladies' were killed instantly. One OF
them was cut completely In two. The Others were
carried about ten yards the catcher and were
bacly mangled. One OF the daughters was twenty
and the other twenty-three years OF age.
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s sns e e sn sss
.Ap from drssnoet s sonssy days S out '..
e., rs,ssd ss:
% Had
BEAM sd dsys nS sss. q @f e Ss
anS Is ss
Lough Had heavy weather most oi i, the passage. g.
s . Y a H..
heavy NE and NV gales most Of the passage Has been
q. D:vi: 0t s;oSf:on Slower, c.rdsnss days
esss most OF hs passage and has bsen days north Of Hat
g
heavy wENW winds most Of the passsge Has been days
r5,is ko:.si ElliSs c.lsisn u Day. with to
d1X. r9% s;s point Ti.h strong
sage has been days north Of Hastsss March 18th LAT 81
Brig Mary Leighton, Gay. Maanra days, with sugar.
SShI n Palmer g, s.mors snsSt Dsmsrsra Y
weather most OF the has been days north OF
schr Adde Murche (oi Cslas,, H Ponce, Pr 20 days,
with sugar and molasses % Simpson Capp. Had heavy
OF " been Il Ssy cI Of
iat g So lon 7 spoke brig Amor Or from Rio Janero
sshr xmss os Rqsk,snd9, Amss. Havana. u days,
s snce ona N up Ha'e
sc1T Eta Sylvester 81 Previnceown, Persons Bsra
cos days. with cocanuts and bananas James Douglas
PORT 'as aa' r IoHss
schr idn Birdsaii (of waretown,, Brdsar Cardenas,
days. with order Had heavy weather part OF the
schr May Catharine sr Flynn, Gace Bay, CB. days,
schr Menawa Dissosway Galveston "a days, with mdse,
schr Carrie lof New HaTen), Davis, Brazos, Texas via
house Co. Had heavy nohery and easery gales most of
schr Alaska, Clark. Brunwick 10 days. to Chase Talbo.
Co.
schr Lola Montez, Cruckiam, Norfolk.
Schr George g. Foog, Paine, Norfolk for Providence
schr , Myers, Wilson, Virginia.
Schr Titmouse, Hanken Virginia.
schr John Doughty, Toyks. Virginia.
sc,r schr yosegh LEE FFanaln. % Ra1HdoPh 1. Virginia
schr Sarah Mills, Wright, Virginia for New Haven.
Schr Oliver Ames, Westgtte Baltimore.
schr Anna w Collins, Tosker, Baltimore
Schr Bennett, Frenca, Baltimore.
Schr 4 Mars, Marts, Baltimore.
schr John Farnun, RielF, Baltimore for Portland.
schr Helen, Perry, Baltimore for New Bedford.
schrT Lake, Adams Philadelphia for Hyannis.
schr steelman, Robnson, Egg Harbor.
seSr sshr TRRrss TRrsss sser: sSS Hss Bsnss
schr Josephine Lindsey New Haven for Virginia.
s Sch aorrs smo raven l0r
schr Isabel Alberto, Arsoid. Port Jefferson.
BELOW.
Ship Rhine from Lond.n, 10 Grinnen, Minturn Co.
Brig Ceres, from Maracaibo.
Brig Eliza, from Sagua.
Brig Sophia NJ from Trinidad.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship Rhine, from Londsn, to Grinnell, Minturn Co.
Brig Ceres, from MaracAibo.
Brig Eliza, from Sagua.
Brig Sophia n, from Trinidad.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY 2e le69-TRIPLE SHEET.

the bill to incorporate the Excelsior Temple Of
Honor OF Albany, che ground that IL was special
legislation.
me Governors veto was sustained. there being
but one opposing vote.
Recess till evening.
Evening Session.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
To authorize Avenue O Railroad Company to ex-
tend their yacks; to amend the act In relation to
sewerage IN Brooklyn.
BILLS REPORTED.
To authorize Kings county to raise $500 900 for the
support OF the po0r providing charter for the vii
lage OF Oneida; amending the law OF 1858 relative
to the Central, Hudson River aud Erie Railroads so
that the Board OF Directors Of each company shall
classify the members thereof by lot otherwise,
that 0ne-th shall 90 out at each election, and elec
tions only shall be had to I'LL such vacancies. Ad-
j0urned.
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Evening Session,
BII.I.S PASSED.

Providing for the payment Of soldiers OF 1912;
amending the General Railroad law; relative to civil
and religious rights; establishing q court having
jurisdiction Overitruant and idle children; to amend
the law relative to street railroads in Syracuse; for
an underground railroad on the west side OF New
York. Adjourned.
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Steamships Palmyra, LHerpool Hermann, Bremen Fab.
Kee, Bcrmuda Columbia Havana via Nassau Gen Barnes
Savannah; Saagossa, Cfarleson Niagara, Norfolk Cit,
Point, &c.
Wind at sunset Sc.
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Evening Session.
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March Is, 1860.

ALBANY Marcn 20 l6o8.
POsTPONEMENT OF THE SUPPLY BILL.
the consideration Of the Supply bill, the special
order, was, on motion OF Mr.. sELKREo indefinitely
postponed.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
Relative to the evidence in criminal proceedings;
authorizing Binghamt0n to construct two bridges
across the Susquenanna river and make them free;
incorporating the Ogdensburg Savings Bank; fixing
tne oer o. once OF cSnstaDies ID tne counties ol
the construction Of the New York and Albany Rail-
road and guaranteeing bonds thereof; the bill
makes an Indirect appropriation.
REPORT OF THE QUARANTINE COMMISSIONERS
On motion Of Mr. JACOBS the report OF the Quaran-
Of hospital on the West Bank was referred to the
Committee on Commerce and Navigation, with
power to report by bill
Mr.. T. MITCHELL rom the special committee TO
sy Sy Mayor Of sa
examiners, at salary of $5. O00 to hold ONCE for
three three years; s.. They are to be eminent chem
Of the gas shall be tested The bill also provides
pany's works to test the Illuminating power Of the
gas three times daily between the hours Of five and
ten O'Clock in the evening. The illuminating power
is to be equal to sixteen candles and the charge to
be three dollars per 1000 cubic feet. If the gas is
not up to the prescribed standard reduction is to
4 made by the Board and their. decision is to be
final All bills are to be rendered on tests made by
the Board. The pressure Of gas in the
burner Is to be such as shall balance column
of water one inch in height. Each bill IL
to state the Illuminating power as determined
by the Board. The company shall require
no deposits from consumers. A new occupant OF a
building IS not to be charged with the arrearages OF
the former occupant. The Supervisors are to ut up
the laboratory and pholometers and assess the ex-
pense on the companies pr0porti0nally In case Of
refusal to pay the same the Corporation Attorney
shall prosecute and the Sheriff attach the property Of
the companies for payment. The committees inves-
legations show the profits to be from fifteen to 13O
per cent. The illuminating power OF the New York
Gas Company is only twelve candles; the lowest in
ENGLAND Is fourteen candles; throughout scotland it
ranges from twentyfOur to thirty candles; In Gas-
Cow, twenty-six; in Manchester and Liverpool
TWENTY-FIVE. and In Dublin eighteen candles, where
the dividends are restricted to ten per cent.
Recess.
Evening Session.
BILLS PASSED.
Providing for the payment Of soldiers OF 1912;
amending the General Railroad laws relative to civil
and religious rights; establishing court having
jurisdiction Overtruant and idle children; to amend
the law relative to street railroads in Syracuse for
an underground railroad on the west side OF New
York. Adjourned.
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Tho Couing Session Of Pariiamont-Tho
Throne Speech and Policy of King Victor
Emanuel.
"A letter from Florence, dated on the 9Th OF Novem
ber supplies the following prospective resume Of
the business Of the approaching session Of Parlia-
ment:-
The Parliament is convoked for November IS. On
the occasion OF the new session there will be speech
from she throne, and Victor Emanuel Will not fail
to remind the deputies that the time Is come to aban
don vain disputes and occupy themselves with the
affairs OF the country The voice OF the King Is
without influence. There Is no regular address In
Italy, or rather 1t is simple Formally; but the
Chamber viii have to perform political act in
mating Its president II the candidate OF the oppo-
siton, doubtless M. Rattazzi, obtains the majority,
the Ministry VIII have nothing to do but to
appeal to the elections, a. the support OF
the Chamber win manifestly be wanting. II
on the contrary, NJ Mari, the ministerial candidate
IL elected the game doubtless will not be dentivey
won, but the Parliament will show that IL intends to
enter on thorough examination OF all questions,
interests command 1t to remain united. We md
some dinlcuity IN guessing what the Chamber will
do. Everything depends on the members Of the
right. They attack the Ministry In their journals,
but VIII they give their votes to A. Rattazzi whom,
as all know they cannot endure9
The new Minister Of the Interior, M. Rudini, will
have to make his parliamentary debut and the trial
will be severe one. Great confidence Is placed In
the. future career OF the young statesman and the
moderate party esteem him highly but these favOra-
BILE prep0ssesslons almost render his position more
dffGdlt. He has chosen for his successor at Naples
the Marquis d'AiittO, who has already filled the post
OF project In that capital, and enjoys much consid
GRAFTON.
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{ ~ r O p E..
The Ecumenical Council and Coming
Work of the Catholic Hierarchy.
~~~~~~~N~~vo~~~~~~-~~-
Premier Gladstone on the Appoint
ment to the See of Exeter.
N,S~@o~~Nc~~c~~~~~0~~e1>>
Bacterial Progress and National Defence in
Germany.
Russian Interest in the
SueZ Canal.

Our special correspondence and newspaper mail
reports from Europe furnish the following details OF
our cable dispatches to the 9th OF November. add
tional to the exhibit just published Ia the HgRALD
society has been formed in Berlin for the pur-
pose OF promoting the production and sale OF Ger.
man wool ana improving its quality. It Is proposed
60 provide for the delivery OF lectures on the pro-.
gress and present defects OF this branch OF industry
The Cologne Gazette reviews the late diplomatic
appointments OF the Prussian government ana con-
siders them very satisfactory. The following ex-
tract may have some interest for our readers
The open character OF Baron Won Werther and his
dislike OF all intrigue will insure him good recep-
Non al Paris. Ills real Intentions Will DO plainly
SEEM and this Ii an invaluable aid to the preserva-
ton OF good relations. His reports on the circum-
stances OF France, so involved at present. viii be
written clearly and without prejudice Besides this
he stands in very friendly personal relations 10
Count Bismarck
The Scl1cdbiSche Aerhtr says
The Italians seize every opportunity OF showing
their sympathy for Prussia, sometimes merely to ex-
press their dislike OF The Emperor Napoleon. An
opposition TO their ministry also plays part in the
matter as 1t is thought to be neither able will
ing to shake OF the dictatorship OF France.
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Kelso, with offcer Tully and another oficer whose
away;" he told the Sheriff. "This II your prisoner,
and take him-take him ont Of the county, and do
then taken rom my custody Into the detec-
tlves' Office by orders OF the superintendent:
think he remained In that onlce while renamed
IN the hall OF the building, which was some hall an
hour, when he was taken out and placed In coach
and taken away.
The witness was cross-examined by Mr.. Wander
poe. but his direct testimony not shaken In the
slightest particular.
Mr.. John e. r. Doyle was next examined by MIR.
Howe. but knew nothing OF the lacts that were
sought to be ELECTED.
Inspector George w. Dilks testnbd that he did not
see the prisoner at all ana did ell Mr. Doyle that
the prisoner was In the building when the writ was
served; he knew nothing about 1t except by report
Mr.. Kennedy was not In the ONCE I'll that day.
MI. McGrew was the next witness TO be exam
lined, but In consequence OF his absence the further
hearing OF the case was adjourned TO Monday next
at twelve O'Clock.
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1.O5o Prussian. II belonging TO MecklenbnrR $50 TO
0idenburg IL to Hamburg. 20 to Bremen. together
l.2S4 OF 100 tons and upwards, 1855 Prusslan, AL
belonging to Meckienburg 1913 to Oldenburg, As TO
Labeck, 47o to Hamburg. $50 TO Bremen. together
800 vessels. or the l30 great North German ships
OF than 1000 IA are PrussiAn 81 belong to
Hamburg and 10 to Bremen.
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lowing IL the list OF citizens OF Philadelphia who
returned for the past year taxable incomes OF $4,000
and oyer:-U. q. Gibson, $2l9,5il; A. M. Moore,
alDo 800; j. g. Fell $l95S20; g. w. Chids sl63 1879;
]. r. NJ Tasker $l49, 500; Stephen Morris, $ll6O5s;
T. r. Tasker, Jr, sll5 400; j. A. Brown, s112s2o Il.
NJ Paxsou estate OF DR.. Jayne, $50, 6a5: Moore
Phillips s76,Al3; Richard Fckel. 500, 422; Joseph
Harrison, Jr., s66,ol3 +. Il. Williams se2 $40; W. r.
Bucknel SOL, 43l; j. y. Wright, SOL $780, h. W. Clark,
$685., II. !. Morris, sio1,2ad; O. O. Harrison,
$I0d,67l; N. b. Farren, sl0l,7 s4; william Massey,
ID4.1S4; b. H. Bartei, $Di,75o; NJ. Weightman
sss.3o3; Jonn u. Parker ts6,ol2; J. B. Llppincott
$50 zoo; samuel Huston, s5s. 3le; Clayton French.
$s7as2; Henry q. Fox, $50 4S9; W. r. Leecn $780, ass
w. Adamson. 500 900; Charles Spencer, 500, $40;
Iohn Hea barton, &6s,616; a. q. HarTlaQn. $4,000
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Tho Coming session Of Parliamont-The
Throne Speech and Policy of King Victor
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engineer viii be presented to her Majesty by the
Lord Mayor, and the chairman WIN offer for her
MaJesty'5 gracious acceptance an Illuminated book
containing short account OF Blackfriars bridge.
The ceremony a. this point viii conclude by her
bridge open for public trafrc. The regiment OF the
Fortleth Middlesex Post Oi1ce Volunteers will be
stationed on inc city SIDE OF Bsckfriars bridge the
the bridge. procession from Blackrtars bridge Will
be formed In order.
The PROCESSION will pass over Blackfriars bridge
along Bridge street and Harrington street, under
the Viaduct bridge and up harrington road turning
70 the right, up Charteraouse street. past the new
Gtspar street. and Will enter upon the Holborn VIA
duct at It's eastern end. Her Majesy's approach to
Guards viii form a guard Of honor aud upon her
Majesty's arrival the band OF the Guards will play
the national anthem, AZ tue Pavilion on the yisdact
Sherns, the Chairman OF the Improvement Commit
tee Thomas Henry Fry, deputy, and deputati0n
OF two aldermen and six comm0ners on the commit
tee; officers Of the Corporation Aldermen the City
Marshal. the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor; four car
the roys
The Lord Mayor will then present to her Majesty
Thomas Henry Fry ESQ, deputy. the chairman OF
address, and William Haywood, Esq, the engineer
and the chairman win offer for her Malesty's gra
Of the
The ceremony az this point will conclude BY her
Majesty being ing gTaeioas pleased to declare the VIA
The procession win then pass over the viaduct to
the western end at which point Is the site Tor the
equestrian statue OF the late Prince Cons0rt now In
course OF execution. The several carriages In the
procession VIII turn to the right down Cnarterhouse
street. leaving the roadway up HolD0rn clear for the
royal carriages, by which route her Majesty will
leave the CITY, The City OF London Rife Volunteer
Brigade will DO stationed at the eastern end OF the
yaduct; the First City Engineers and the First
London ARTILLERY on the viaduct at the four angles
the bridge; the Second and Third London Rine Vol
uneers at the western end OF the viaduct; the band
OF the Life Guards Blue, at the eastern end OF the
pavilion on the yiaduct.