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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29


ABELL--On Tuesday December Is WILLIAM
ABeLL. aged years aud months.
Funeral rom 100 seventh avenue this (Weines
dayl afternoon, NJ one O'Clock.
XijsroN.-On Monday, December ~, RfcuARp AUS.
TON, in the j9th year pi his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are inspect.
fully invited To attend the funeral from his lae res
dence, 3}5 West fortyrst street. this wednesday,
afternoon AZ one O'Clock.
BHRRY-In New YORK, on Sunday. December 20.
BERTtNErrr, wife OF Robert w. Berry 81 Hacken-
sack ". H.. aud daughter OF General James I. Hat
field. OF Ilobokcn, N j.
Relatives and friends OF the family. also those OF,
her rather, are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from Christ church, HacEensack- tns
Wednesday, afternoon VI haifpast one O'CLOCK.
Train nom New York leaves foot or Chambers
street al twelve O'Clock noon.
BLAUK.--M Bridgeport, on Sunday, December ID
ALyxANDEH BLACK, aged " yeprs. -.
Funeral to take place on Thursday AFTERNOON. nv
two O'Clock, from dis late residence IN William
respectfully invited W attend.
Chicago. California ana London papers Please
copy. ..
i,LAxsIocx.---At East Orange, N. j. on SUNDAY,
December %, OHRsrlANNA relict OF Richard Dlake-
lock, native OF England. aged - years.
Ine relatives and friends of the family are rese cc-
fully invited 20 attend tie funeral, from ~ LIKES
church, hudson street New YORK, this "Wednesday
morning, at hafpast eleven O'Clock
BRETr.-At 81 South Filth stIeet, BROOKLYN, E. d.,
on Monday, Uaeonucr 81 WILLIAM IL, BRETT, aged
% years. -
the remains VIII be taken TO Eishki1, N. T., for
burial, on Thursday.
BRowN.--0n Monday mora'as Decomoor ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29

Holders OF gold paid from seven 10 five per cent
to have their balances carried. The gravitatlon OF
the rate TO the lower figure to indicate That
further short interest has been created by the pros
pective uninterrupted sales Of government gold,
As far the effects OF the January disbursements
are concerned they have already been discounted.
The Assistant Treasurer mas thus far dlsburscd
$500, 900 gold account of the January coupons.
The disbursements are entirely or coupons, the
books Tor registered interest not being ready and
no payments on this account VIII be made until Fri
day. The operations Of the Gold Exchange to-day
were as folows:--
Gold cleared s34 G55 600
Gold balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l3s0,1 $40
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l66i, 400
THE GOVERNMENT GOLD SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29

ported NanhthE duh, and prices entirely
no ses were reported In Philadelphia the market
treney quiet but there change prices
cept Tor future deliveries, which lower
The sacs loo bbis. this 2aa<ccosiue
Ss9c Loo March Mt 80 20,
Hch-caroina dull aud heavy the being CON
pncd 20 ~ teces at SIC the market closing sac
lc Tor common to prime 800 bushels rough
In bond. 49, '
SrrLIEg.-si'esian dull and nominal a. &C. a 6hc.,
gold. We heard Of no sales.
slKAgisE was quiet and prices favored buyers. Small
SAFES were made within the Of l5rc. 1879 Tor
mon to prime
SALT. The market for Liverpool was quiet, but quite
steady holders being unwilling to grant reduction in
prices, owing TO the small stock Jobbing lots from
were selling a. The following prices Ashtons So 20 30 80
Evans, Deans DC. 81 80 so 45 ground III % 81 10
higgins, ~ 10 and Turks Island at 4oc. per bushel
SPERM AcEri.- Refined duh nominal a i3c a 4ic
SKiss-fbe demand for goat light, and the
unimputant; prices though not quolaby lower favored
buyers Deer were but little sought price.
safes 3O1J bsPara and 4U Central private
terms We Observation-Disclosures, S,ilc. u 55a.; Ma
tamorns, o2c. 55c.; Cruz, 81 &C. per pound all
gold Bncnos Ayres 4bc. 5Oc Payta, Curscoa, Ec
dnras i3c. Vera Cruz, 4sc Central American trimnei
=, ec ooc do not trimmed 4c. Ssal 47c Angosurs,
5ie.. and Para oOc all gold.
sUGAR The market for dull, there being scarcely
any demand aud prices weak The sales only 20
hhds aud 20 BOXES private terms but upon
hrAel quotations. Refined slow VI sale, but without
chance IN value. We quote Hart, Es1c. u Assc. sort
While i,c lic extra {, 1850 aJ1sc, and yellow l21c
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
UnIf.pnnt Five o,Ciank y. AZ.


AsuEs-Recspts 10 packages Pot quiet but prices
steady at 81 3 81 sss owing TO the small stock
Pearl wore duh prices entirely nominal.
BErswAx slow sale, the demand being light, and
We heard Of sass OF consequence Prices nominal
nj gsc. a 800. for Wsstern and Southern
BUILDING MArERrALs--The market for almost all
articles coming under this heading dull usual at this
season Of the year. but prices werc generally
unchanged. Rosendaie cement moderately active
~ 92. Lime steady ~ al 90 for common
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29

SohpCaste DUH the sales being confined t. small
lots at i3c i3iac.
SHOT was dun, but unchanged. We quote Drop, sJso;
TfS.Pig WAS inactive aud heard or sales Prices
were nominal at BE-. gold for Straits 3Oc. 3c for
English, and Doc. 3c., do for Banca Plates dull
and nomina! At ~ IS 20 gold, for l. C. charcoal 80 %
So. 40, for charcoal do. No sales.
TALIow. The demand passaby active and full prices
realized. The sales 10000 loo. lUc.
GLIDING some prime city at i0iac.
ToEAcCo.-Ghe business In Kentucky confined 90
hhds at prices within the of quotations For
leaf spanish the dull but unchanged. No
W uIin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DELIss ER--CUMMrYg- Tuesday, December 81
by Rev. Edward Jessup, SAMUEL DELISsEa to ANNA
LOUISA, eldest daughter or the late Hon. Thomas
". Cumming, all OF Brooklyn.
FERRo-CARHART.--A Dobbs' Ferry, NJ y, on
Monday, December q, by Rev. Father OConnoI,
EDWARD FERRo, OF Bogota Colombia. ). A. to
ALICE w.. eldest daughter OF the late jeremiah Car
hart OF this city. NO cards.
I.iNDsAY--MONT6OMERy.- 0n saturday, December
25, at spring Valley, N. y, by Rev. Marshall b.
Smith, WILLIAM LINDSAY to Miss MARY h. MONT
GodERy, both or New York city.
PARsoNs-DERRAH.-in this city. on Tuesday
December %, by Rev. stephen H. ryng D. ID rector
OF ST. Georges church, General LEWIS B. PARSONS.
OF the city oil st. Louis, No.. to Miss ELIZABETH
DARRAH. daughter Of the late Henry 7. Darrah, OF
the same city.
sCnMITz-- FLANAGAN.-N 81. Patrick's Cathedral
on Monday, December II, by tho Very Rev. Father
STAIRS, V. g., GUsTAvus ScHMIrZ, Esq, To MARYE,
youngest daughter OF the late Edward Flanagan Of
this city.
washing ton ID. ca papers please copy.
WILsoN-MiILER.--On Thursday. December %, at
the residence of the gro0Ins uncle, No. liz East
= twenty -flrst street by the Rev. A. kitredge JAMES
". WILSON to LoUIsE MILLER, all OF thus city. No
cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29
OCEAN TELEGRAPHS.

Cable Communication Between Europe and
China-The ssFifth Link in the Elec-
trio Chain-Sixteen Hundred and
Forty Miles OF New Wire Pro-
posed-The Second Per-
sian Calf Cable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29

anu r. ior lump with moderate demand There
quite at @ p 70 eso Ss wnsn
% ae Me.s s, op a mod % ws The s
wu ap prize there were fair oaernss Bricks quiet bu,
81 Ston I pS NORTH r, II @ nSs sIsy ~ e
~ essrn and city adaman,ins. i6c. 2-c sperm,
2oA was dull owing 10 the continued scarcity OF desra
ou i'm p,ices were hrn at about is gold for Guaya,
sosc Gle. do. for Caracas do N''
sisa and I7e for Jared Rasss '0' 'A ''s' '''
CorrEa The market still duh, there being demand
except Tor snail lots which selling prices,
active the from classes Of buyers being limited
eu. the prices realized Yesterday obtained in almost all
o WHICH ss Were taken BY spnners $50 BY
dT%sr The Sslss basis low mid
DO s lisc sic do d. up PIC 10 the siS Jam an
L. at &C., IL d. at Sf aesaS S5 Sa s o s pr
yae ao do at a5e Zoo d. for tpr,p on
at as4c. We append the closing quotations =
o.,, Fbrita uea,pa.s. aud 7era..
$ $:;s ::5'sH:;,:: 4: i;
cofFEErhere was an increased business transacted in
Sf s'sssy n @
and @ nss Of %" s es % Se sna.
carsoes, lS49c. l4c. fair do, Alac Hs.c. good do
losc lsc Irime do l6c 7c extremes for lots l3lac
Az Nc Java 2l}4c ~ Singapore, lsc s0c Ceylon.
al, ns1c jamaica i5c Ee; Costa Rea, l4sc i9c Ma
ny Messrs. William scott sons the stock Rio
to-day follows:7Dls bags in New York, 633l do in
Baltimore ss49 Ia New Orleans, 1000 in Galveston and 1900
IN Savannah
GoornEA9E STOCK demand for almos. all kinds
shocks rs inch heads, S 80 TO- Shocks IS inch do
50; moasses do, - do. 50 81 50; pipe do
Yo1 S7 box do, SeO; rum do 81 20 50 80 hoops, IA
'eel S4o a 81 hoops. u feet, SfD Si4
DYEwooDs were inactive, there being demand, and
prices Tor all kinds nominal the following quota
Ions ST. Domin and Jamaica iogwood pl5 $40, gold
'uba fustic, 1919 81 $50 do other Kinds do Sl5 $7
amwood $780, do. and West Coast Lima wood, $50,
ency.
FLouE AND GRAIN Receipts, 45ss bbis flour, 4oi bags
d. 5UU bbs and 200 bags meal and 600 bushels
The Hour market quiet but for shipping grades
q both State and Western. Other kinds duh and
havy. The sales confined 1000 bbs prices
within the of the annexed quotations Southern flour
dull aud prices kinds nominal Sales $50
IBIS Rye aour quiet but steady, the sales being 400
larn nj IL l AMIN. ai.aul- 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29

The Freawill Baptsis have established twenty
I've churches among the freedmen IN the South
They have also M institute u. Hichmond for the
training Of colored preachers, having more than
forty scholars, several OF them already ordained
Those who come recommended by Baptlst churches
have Doard aud tuition free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29

- --- HenlFocI.-
B.eos Ayss. s sadornsa; s1r'"oo, s,c
Heavy &c. a3lc. 2Sc. "A 3sc. &c. .gc.
Middle 3oc. a 3lc 2gc. u a09c. 28!4c. 29iac
Lieht ......, .glc. nc. 2gc. 31o. 2Si4c 2lj9c
food damaged all kinds and weights, DC Csc poor
damaged ali and weights, 20c y 23c in the rough
sc. a llc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-29

L Louis J. WITTE. Secretary.
Chicago and Galveston papers please copy.
NELs0H.--On second day. 9th twelfth month. MARY
NELSON, wife OF Andrew Nelson, In the '4th year or
her age.
The funeral Will take place from the Friends Meet.
ing House Twentieth street. near ni'rd avenue on
fourth day, 10Th nst At nine O'Clock In Inc morn,
ing.
RrSSeY-On Tuesday, December cs, MARY Rem.
NEy eldest daughter OF the tate liinier Skaats Jr.
In her gsth year.
The relatives and friends OF the family, and ALSO
those OF her nephew. Vim. H. Burras arc respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral rom her late
morning, at eleven O'Clock
Rusn.-On Tuesday. December 2s John RUSH, in
The relatives ana friends Of the family. ana those
OF mis- sons John and Edward, are respectfully, IN
yite0 attend the funeral. from rs late residence
$50 West Fitlch street. TINS "wednesday atetuooa.
at one Olock..
suANscS.--on monday, December ~. ANNE be.
loved wife OF Patrick shannon, nnilve OF The par
lsh OF Tayholaad, county MonasnaIL lreiana, In tho
6stn year OF her age.
dence No lgi second street. sr0ogiyn. Il. T., ths
Wednesday afternoon, AZ two o'clock. The trends
and relatives are respectfully invited 20 atehn 10
calvary Cemetery for lnterment.
SiIEEuY.--On Tuesday, December 2s after short
illness MARY A. KELLY, the beloved wife oisraotnas
w. Sheehy. naive Oh ioscommor, ifeiaduA III tne
o5th year Of her age.
inc friends OF the family and those OF ner husband
are pectfv requested ID attend the funeral RON
her late residence, No. 42t East sixteenth street on
| Thursday afternoon, at two o'eoeS -
WALroN.--On Tuesday, December -. THOMAS
WALTON aged 81 years
the friends ana relatives of the family invited
toattcnd the funeral Thursday afternoon. at two
O'Clock from 81. AnGrews church., Duane street.
where solemn requsm mass VIII DC oisered for Tire
repose OF his soul.
woIr.&On Tuesday December %, NORRIS Worr.
OF OyMp,cLodge, No. 207, l. o. of d. y.
All friends are invited TO attcad the funeral, ffsm
the residence OF his parents, No. SO Canal street,
this wednesday, morning, at eleven O'Clock
WEIaHr.~-At Dobbs' Ferry en- Tuesday, Decensber
| Is JAMES WRIGHT formerly vi Belfast ireland
The friends AID relatives OF the family nyitcd
tp attend the funeral also the members CO Ionic
Lodge No. 4se T. anc A. NJ, also the members Of
Empire Chapter, No. TO- n. A. NJ. The rem ans VIA
arrive at HUDSON River Railroad depot ut two O'Clock
| 4. vi.
| YousG.--suddenly. at Engiewood, n. j., on So
turdny December II. JoHN NJ Young. aged % yeafss
| father, dear father, Wen miss thee az home,
| When often we meet in tho family r0oM
| WIN the song and the jesI pass as merriiy rctnd
Now our own darling fatner lies low IN the srusindr
| Thy task ia completed, INV duty II. done;
| But oh can We srarn thee. thors idoli1el one
Long, long, SHAH Ne mourn tnso thou uooieat ana
| best,
| Now the cIods of tp' valley lie low on thy breast
HIS seniAias wey taken " Hanover, A. 4, ,or ~
| teriasla
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-30
State Of Nevada. County Ct 01msby
DISTRICT lTTORSEY-, OFFICE
Notice Of Suits Commenced

40 THE FOLLOWING NAMED nHFENDiS
aHf 10 all the owners Il ur claimants TO- the
'~nl estate and Improvements thereon, or ir1,r, We
in"nts. when assessed s'ptrate!y, hereinafter
described, known or unknown
You are hereby notified that suits have been
~fmnt acrd in the Justices Court Of Carson Town
-Iip, OtInSty c unity. Nevada, before \ Eai.;
HSa., Justice # the Peace in aud fr said Town
.tip, County and state, hv the >ta'e of Nevada
plaintiff, against each Of tn. def-nItrt, hor-,u-
alter named, and each Of the following described
tracts or parcel Of Land with tue iInyrnveulcut.
thereon, and imlr vements. when Se;arateiy
assessed. dhd al! oHne-s Cf. or claimant, te tI-
-tnle, known or unknown to recover the tax ami
delinquency, ass"~s'd to said defendants against
-'ii properly for the h'cal year, connreuciug
January !. IS6S, aud ending neccriter Il los.
mi that a summons ha been iuly issued in e...L
ra~e; and yau herebf f4ither uut!tici thar
unless you nppesr a anewer the COMPLIANT rlr!
~ said clhsc. on OT before the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-30

.FcE U :. CON COIN
Que square 10 liut- 4a ems first Insertion :; 90
''ach subsequent insertion .....-....... ..... y,
professional Cards II lines OF less. per month 90
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-30

IL TtE snf1Np JUDICIAL rtsTBarr
! cGuft 81 thr sla'a 81 Nevada, ia asl tsrtt.s
tHup ,i 0fmAy iH 'ha matter uf t.s I.tsta
oi rourg -uehuafh. ,rra1sfd. Tta state a.
@rytlH s'ais Gre".iHEf ln Fulsuanae rran nitlsf
ut tits ''ouf', dulF uaa" put entered go the itu,
auu! Nassh, g.. d. lH.h, noi.ae Is hsf,ty giyas
I'gf
Iy"sDkY, THE ora DAY or APRIL, issa.
81 20 ue.arR q r4il day. st tho ri.,f'e, Count
Rp ~. ~ Clrsu CITY, bas lyrh aTraib,sd o.
gearing the application - stfbp M.uitpfa tas,s
b. tHst a document nttw un tla IN Tits Calrt
ru'pming 10 Ne jla lut ail and testament -
Nrnry ~fehunih, sreaHsri lr admitted tu pi,s,at
q which ftimr aud place 90 puts1as interest
may HViUar and contest ihe snns
tsGAi) augsi my hand ana so, f .,id comi,
! thNA.Df. a..
Carson city, M.s,A .s.r, $50. s... !. .,i
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-13
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
~ ALEXANDER COUNTY l.

In the Circuit Court u Alexander County september
Term, 1869,
Alexander Milford,
In GhaugprX IilU for biy.r.g
Minerva Milford.
Affidavit Of the nou-residcnce Of Minerva Milford
the above named defendant having been fled In the
clerk Office Of the circuit court Of said county no.
tee ~ therefore hereby given Ia said Minerva Milford
that the complainant filed his bill of complaint IN
said court on the chaneery side thereof on the 10th
day Of July, lsGo, and that ihcreupon a summons
issued out Of laid returnable as the law directs
Now unless you, the said Minerva Milo d. shall per-
sonaly be and appear before the circuit of said
county ON the first day of the next term thereof to
he holden at the court house in the city Of Cairo IN
said county on the third Monday Of September next
and plead answer or demur 10 the said com pla nants
blll Of complaint, the same and the matters and
things therein charged and stated viii be taken as
ing To the prayer of said bill
CAIRO, M, July II. lsos.
=. ~ Allreh. la.ntlf.. attorney. lIyl2wlw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-13

eligible Of any for the future location OF
our great political centre.
Thus, Mr.. Editor, IL Is easily to be seen
that those who speak deriAvely OF Cairo
and its surroundings do not know what
they are talking about--do not under
stand its present and prospective glory.
Having thus given your readers an In.
PRODUCTION to "Egypt's" chief city, will
take pleasure In continuing the tour
through this part of Illinois when oppor'
tunity offers. BELzoNI.
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Thus T. the only route by which pa.-aagsr- can leave
Chicago Saturday afternoon, in 4 through car. This
tram leaves the Pltishurg Fort Wayne 4 Chicago
Railway Depot NJ ~ pm. And runs through without
delay, arriving n New York - l:,1 Monday morning
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-13
EGYPT.

A Blast for Cairo-wbat ~ Used 20 BE. nnd
what IL Is-Triumph of Enterprise over
Obstacles Dickens Eden an Eden In.
deed.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-13
Four Daily Train, Leave n. Y for Boston,
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave philadelphia
for New York,

Via Jersey city aud Camden aud Amboy. pistrnc.
iomilo-; Time, hours
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-13
STATE-ROOM SLEEPING CARS.

rs- 81 New England passenger. holding through
tickets will Do transferred, with their baggage D. Rail
and Boat Connection. In New York, without charge
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-13

These cars are thoroughly ventilated and provided
with every modern improve neut necessary ~ ia o
safety and comfort Of travellers
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-13
Bride ana 8rid egrOOnn.

Bride ana 8rid egrOOm.
Essays for Young Men on the interesting relation
Of Bridegroom TO Bride, in the institution OF Marriage
"a guide 10 matrimonial felicity, and true happiness
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free of charge
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, box II, Phiiadel-
phia, Pa my3ld6w3n
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, March 10, 1869.

ALBANY, March 10, 1869.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by Mr. CREAMER-Authorizing the New York and
Highland Suspension Bridge Company to build q
bridge across the Harlem river.
BY Mr. MoRRIs-To amend the Excise law
BY Mr.. PIERcE-To amend the. law relating to
trustees
by Mr.. HALL-Authorizing the Whitehall and
Plattsburg Railroad TO take increased fare.
BY Mr. NoRros-For a new market on the site OF
Washington Market New York, the Mayor to appoint
four commissioners for such purpose
BY Mr.. BAsKs-To amend the law relative to the
protection OF purchasers OF real estate upon sales by
the Surrogae's order.
by Mr. CAULDwELL-Extend nding the boundaries Of
the c,ty Of New York. 1t takes In all OF West
chester. Soutltown and Eastchester and In direct
line running from the southwestery corner OF East
chester 70 the HUDSON river, at point one-haf mile
north OF the centre OF the present channel through
the drawbridge over the outlet OF Spuyten Duyvil
creek. the Park Commissioners are 70 make sur.
sey OF The same and lay Il out In streets.
by Mr.. TwEED-Reative to opening widening
or extending streets. 1t requires the city TO foot
two-thirds OF the public expense where the public
good Is subserved.
BILLS REPORTED
for an approximation for the completion Of Willard
tckets IN New YORK and Brooklyn. Authorizing Os-
wego eayuga and Wayne counties to aid IN the con-
suucuon Oh the Lake ontario Shore Railroad.
- MISCELLANEOUS.
. Ine pili removing Genessee College TO Syracuse
Mr.. PARKER called up from the table the bill re-
latins 10 tax commissioners IN New YORK aud
moved 10 rec0mmit IL with instructions to report
substitute which he offered. IL extends the term OF
the present commissioners i've years from the pas.
sage OF the BILL and at the expiration OF such time
the Board OF supervisors VIII appoint successors.
also 10 hold ONCE for i've years. Vacancies TO be
nlled by the remaining commissioners.
Mr.. PARKER's motion TO reconmt the Tax Comrnls
sioners bill was ost-5 to 2l. Several other amend
ments were lost and the original bill was passed by
vote Of % To 4.
The bill incorporating the Deaconess Institution oi
the Evangelical Lutheran Church was passed.
The bill regulating the sale Of tickets for theatres
was recommitted to the Committee on Municipal AT
fairs.
The Senate then went into executive session, and
shortly alter adjourned 10 Monday evening"
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
ASSEMBLY
.LARNY. March 10. 1909

ELLIS REPORTED.
For the better protection Of persons travelling on
railroads. regulating the price OF freight and passen.
ger fare on the Plattsburg and whitehall Ran.
road; 70 amend the State Excise law; for a new
court house aud jail In Queens county; for the
improvement OF the navigation OF Raouet river:
consolidating the German and French Baptist
Church or New York to facilitate the posses
sion OF land after judgment In actions for do.
main; 10 extend the time for the collection OF taxes
m Richmond county; 10 regulate the terms of ONCE
OF notarics public; making the pay OF coupty trea-
surers uniform; amending the charter OF OsweQo:
for paving the streets OF Brooklyn; making appro,
priaion Tor canal repairs; incorporating the village
OF Tottenve; to close part or McDougall street Ia
Brooklyn; 10 amend the charter Of the Poughkeepse
Water Company.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On motion or Mr.. H1xoN II was resolved that the
New Capitol commissioners shall report 10 the Legis-
lature the amount Of money drawn By them from
the Treasury, the amount used the number Of men
BILE cost OF the construction thereof with the items
and other particulars.
Mr.. HAsBROUCK called up the resolution OF Mr.. II.
N. Clarke that the President and Treasurer OF the
Erie Railway report within ten days, IN writing,
under 0ath 10 the Speaker OF the House the exact
amount OF stock Of said company now outstanding;
also the amount In detail OF funded and floating debt
OF said company, such information to include the
date or the passage OF the resolution. Adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. HARTMAN the House resolved
that when IL adjourned this evening 1t be until Mon
REsoLUTIoss OFFERED.
BY Mr.. PLUNKETT-That special committee be
appointed 10 report the condition and danger TO life
oi thc Forty.second street and Weenawken ferry,