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MONEY EASY.
The money market was abundanuy supplied al
Ave per cent as the prevailing rate on cab, with
pledge or miscellaneous colaterals. Some OF the
stock houses paid six per cent, but the other
hand large balances were left Win the government
dealers at four per cent
Commercial paper was in good request at ~
per cent for prime double names.
Foreign exchange was dun after the steamers and
steady the basis OF 1921 for prime bankers sixty
day sterling and l0e7s for sight bills.
GOVERNMENTS FIRM.
Tue government list was steady in the forenoon
st the figures OF the late decline, but improved on
the appearance OF the bank statement and closed
strong at an advance of an eighth to q
quarter per cent The nnal street prices this
evening are as follows:-UHited States cur
seDcy skies, ll1A 1llss; d., 1881, regis
tered, 49, 1l33l; do. DO, coupsl,Als1 1lsI;
DO. fvs-twsAtes, registered, May and November.
1914 ro7 10. do, 1852, coupon do, 1851 1881;
do DO, 1854, do do 1914 lo7h dc. DO, 1866, do.
ao 1o75s lo7X; do. do. 1866, registered, January
and July, lo93 1o9A; do. do 1886, coupon, do. do,
losh l0eH; do. do 1857, do. do, 1oeY . 109z;
DO. oo 1861 do do, Iss2{ 1ssI do isD-ferties
registered 1867 loe1s; do. do coupon, 1867 a
sDo5s.
STOCKS STRONG AND BUoYANT.
The feeling at the Stock Exchange was strangely
Ousiisu, anu prizes COntinneu advancing. IuTLfer
improvement OF about nalf per cent was effected
In most OF the list OF active shares. After the last
board there was disposition to realize as usual
on Saturdays in order TO the two days. interest
10 Monday, and prices reacted about quarter per
cent, but the bank statement proving unexpect-
edly favorable there was fresh upward turn, and
the sellers took back their stocks at higher prices
shan they sold at. Except In a few instances the
Anal street quotations were the highest OF the day
GOLD STEADY.
The gold market was steady and dull at ll0%
nos. There is q fair demand for gold egitimat IL
account to close mercantile contracts, the present
price afIordng reasonable margin OF profit which
fact is taken advantage of to guard against the
tngency Of a reaction. This demand, coupled with
the gradual buying OF the shorts" is the secret Of
The present steadiness OF the mar ket.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The chief fluctuations in the price OF gold to-day
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CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The following were the closing prices at the las,
session OF the stock Exchange:- Company
e7H 80; Consolidation Coal "a bid; Cumberland
Iron, 40; Western Union 4li a4ls5; Mariposs, bs&
81; do. preferred, eM l0M; Boston Water Power,
y81s bid; Adams Express, 671l a e7%; Wells Fargo
Express, 3y1< q Ss3i; do scrip, ~ 8; American
Express 445s 44zf; United states Express 341s;
Pacific Mall, <2]s 42&; New sYorx Gen.
tral consolidated. e2z 9231; do. scrip, s75a q
s7n; Erie, 23z 23h; do. preferred, ASH bid !;
Harlem, 1917 bid; Reading, l0Ih a 1918; Michi-
gan Central l2o4. bid; Lake Shore, 93h 935S;
Union Pacific, 24h 283. Illinois Central l34zl bid;
cleveland ana pittsburg, l07st loS; Chicago and
NORTHWESTERN. so< soT; do. preferred se5s 50
cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis
soA rid; New Jersey Central losl1 lOsx: Rock
siaAG, n2h ll3; Milwaukee and 81. Paul, el2
elT; DO. preferred. so% sozs; Toledo, Wabash
aud western, bsk 633s; do. preferred 80; Fort
Wayne, e41& Did; Chicago and Alton lie q III; do.
preferred, lis l20 Ohio and Mississippi 32Z. a
Sa; Delaware, LackawaRna and Western llls a
Az, Morris and Essex, 9lx a 81; Boston, Hartford
and Erie, ak OK; Hannibal and 81. Joseph, JIG
lloS; do. preferred, il0 l2o Columbus Csirage
and Indiana Central, 1sZsIp.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city oang
sDares:-New YORK, l39; Manhattan, 100; Mechan
tcs 1856; unicn, 1885, America, l4e City, 2lo Trades
mems, Isl; National, 1155s; Merchants Exchange
1o2; Seventh Ward 112; Commerce. I2a; Broadway
ESQ; Mercantile, 124 American Exchange, III
chatham, 40: Hanover, 1oa; Irving lis; Metropoli
tan, l2e; Peoples, lao; Grocers', 1ls; East River
Hi; Market, 12o; Nassau, ITO; Corn Exchange, 1876
continental, s41s; importers and Traders, 1856
Park, 1877; Manufacturers and Merchants, 100; New
York National Exchange Bank, 100; Fourth Ma
tional 105; Ninth National 1071S; Tenth National,
n2o; Oriental, 1855; Gold Exchange Bank, s5 Bankers
nnd Brokers' Association, 100.
THE RAILWAY MoBrGAGEa
4 The following we're the bids for the railway mort
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IHELASD for III.
OLD DEMOCRACY.
THE LAST GRAND RALLY.
AMERICAN CITIZENS IN BRITISH DUNGEONS.
PATRIOTS 4AEr3ES +E 3.S 1HP SOLDIERS UNDER
SHALL BULLETS CONTROL THE BALLoTp
ADOPTED CITIZENS. TO THE RESCUE.
GRAND MASS MEETING.
COOPER INSTITUTE
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2, AT ~ O'CLOCK PM,
OF the Irish democracy favorable the Tammany and
County Ticket.
THE FOLLOWING CITIZENS WILL ADDRESS THE
+ MEETlNG:-
Hon. 4. Oakley Hall, Mayor.
Major Joel 4 riihisn. Major Q; r SonynGnArn,
Hon. Thomas J. Crsamsii, Matthew T. Brennan,
os aos sieha@d S5Ss oaorman on @ fspnsnde Wood
~ Ssshsn : onnss1ds Wtsn TTeeS Jr
Judge i. j. sbandey, Oswald Ottendorfer,
judge g. 9ainn, hGSer'' Siesasi sshs shsndey
COMMITTEE Ef.VDf' Of ACHIEVEMENTS. 1, RIaisSE
Edward l. Cary Chairman, John Quiglsy,
Frank Fran MATHEW, Mathews Al, 49, sSSsen,,
John Lynch, James ODonnen,
Philip SAhll, Francis Gregory,
r. L. Casey, Captain W. r. Meehan,
William p. Mesny. Jeremiah Murphy,
william Fitzgerald Patrick Logan,
William Warren, Thomas Moran,
Francis W. Lamb, James G. Irwin
William Fogan, John Lacey,
Joseph NJ. Feurv, John NJ. O. Scully,
N. J. O'Calaghan. John Riley.
Il. g. Mcswyney, John OReiy,
Robert Wilson, John Riordan,
Felix Mcbride, Peter f. Greene,
John Bush, NJ kerwick,
Thomas +. Bagan, Marcus Hanion.
Ma u. +. C0NYNGHAM, Chairman,
STRpHrr J. MKAsY,
Colonel JOHN WARREN, Secretaries.
Captain A. Z. CosTELLO,)
RoEERT WHITE, Corresponding Secretary.
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from
ihree per cent FOR carrying to nat for borrowing,
with an exceptional transaction at Lea for borrow
Ing The operations OF the Cod Exchange Bank
were as follows:--
Gold cleared SO, e3o 600
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1852 4el
Currency balances. es..................... 694 J23
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES or STOCKS.
The following shows the highest and lowest prices
OF the leading stocks during the day:-
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET, Z
SATuRpAY. Nov. IA p


On 'Cnange to-day cotton was lower In sympathy
with heavier market In Liverpool ana large re-
seipts at the ports. Breadstuns became weak this
afternoon and closed at q considerable decline, the
acpression IN the market being due TO the recent
decline In gold and the accumulation OF stock at
this port OWING to the scarcity OF freight room.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
Tne receipts OF cotton during the past week were
10d bales against 80 93s bales the previous week.
Tne fetal receipts since September / reach 542 745
bales against $50 74e bales last year. showing an i-
crease this OF II, 1877 bales The exports at
al the ports for the week 49, 124 bales against
s 777 bales last year. The total experts for the
yred portion OF the cotton year are 22e. $50 bales
against 2o7. $50 bales last year. The crop far
just L. 600 bales nghter than last year.
THE BANK STATEMENT
The weekly statement OF the associated banks Is
highly important a. showing q most nourishing
condition OF affairs on the part OF those Institutions
e. 7sl, 392 against increase liabilities OF only
ST. f645s20, enabling the banks TO add 81 500 9I2 to
tneiI surplus reserve-wnch now stands az the mai
tering figure OF H. 112 s4l. In addition this they
have strengthened themselves by reducing their
loans the extent OF g., 1886 579their incentive to
do being the rate OF interest eali which
has impeIled them to invest portion OF their re-
sources In government bonds ana other securities
paying higher rate OF interest than Is attalDabie on
demand loans. The statement compares with It's
predecessor, as follows:--
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ The General Transatlantc CompaDy's Mail Stexmshfpa
between New York and Havre, calling Bres and South
ampton.
The splendid vessels this fayorite for the CONT
win sail from pier No. 90 North river follows:-
LAFAYETTE, Rousseau Saturday, November IL
WILLIE DE PAkiS Surnon Saturday, November 28
PEREIRE Daure Saturday, December 10
Rates OF Passage (psyabe in gold, including Wine, :
TO BREST OR HAvRE.
First Cabin $l46 Second Cabin S75
These steamers DO not carry sserage passengers
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 58 Broadway
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Heresfter the of this line
win touch at Southampton England, 10 land passengers and
specie
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& o EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S
ALLENANNIA,
Captain A. Barends will sail Tuesday, Nov 1870 ct
HAMBURG,
taking passengers from New York 70 Hrmburg.
First Cabin, $780, Second Cabin, @72 6eerage, 6cB gold
payable In United States gold.
The THURINGK TO sail November Is.
KUNHARDT CO., G. b. RICHARDS BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents.,
81 Broad street, NY. No. Barclay street, n. Y.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ On and after Monday May g. 1870 express rainr
VIII leave depot corner OF Twenty street and Fourth
avenue follows
1890 A. NJ, Rutland Express.
3A5 p. NJ, Montreal Express.
Sleeping coaches night trains between New York
st. Adams, Vt C. BUCRHoUT, Superintendent.
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One O'Clock II. M

80 C. 'os. :. ,o7E 6l75o0 $40 c, 'ss :. Ioe,x
20, c, n, ,S5 b. 1895. 1000 do............ IGsss
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NrEw YORK, NOVEMBER S, 1870.
u hs ey New YEs OF the Fro
sIEws the nndsEsgnea citizens Of xoravls and and
q y s yn @ aS M time .cS e the ,pn
We s1oF proper tina. remain in This city, in Of
10 much man attend to- Therefore We
an .ss s9% ts
s & .so s
rst Assembly district may be unanimous IN Iavor Of the
.uPoss
@ II: Ass' e n
meni than any man in the district, and we
ssresd because @ p5Ss,sss s ;, :
'hS' ss tn. only man whom '.
.s;s ss:., yss street.
John a9,msn liz E.'; sShty,,sird slg syy-ts street.
John Anderson, ioSa street. between second and Third
SsIiSsli, n q S',,s WE. i.s;s street
Daniel Green, National Hotel, Tooth street.
hss.a A
q owen ' Begin. N Eishtisih street and Fourth avenue.
Tame. sse E.: s:, iS street
II. J. Moore .26a Third avenue
yhsms Msm & s Ths aa .7sna
Robert sIman seventy ninth street and Second avenue
And l21 others
|
DEGULAE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION..
III Nineteenth Assembly District.
For Assembly,
THOMAS @. FIELDS
SHEPHERD r. KNAPP, Fl
Chairman Nominating Convention.
fqsnn P2rr. B. MAsrisnsos Secretaries
DuBBER RINGS FOR ELECTION sALLoTs TO BE
Il had at NIL hours At the Crystal LA Bowery Is Sixth
TYEGULAR UNITED DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
IL, Ninth Assembly district. ---' r
ENl For Assembly, Y
JAMES O'NEILL.
DEsuLAR UNION REPUBLICAN
NOMINATION.. Et
For Assembly. Fifth Assembly District,
WILLIAM G. HANNA
Hon. ABRAHAM LENT, Chairman.
N.Tas,5r, SDsrRa nr Costa as1aar Secretaries
DEGuLAR DEMOCRATIC ANTITAMNANg SoxINA-
~ toni
FOR SHERIFF,
JOSIAH W, RRowS
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE TAMMANY HALL
IL General Committee OF the Twelfth ward.
Al meeting Of the said committee, held the evening
November 1870 the following resolution unanimously
adopted -
Resolved, That the Democratic Tsmmany Hall General
Committee Of the Twelfth ward cordially endorse and rstfy
the nomination for State officers made BY the late
state Convention headed by Hon. John T. Hoffman
that also endorse the nomination for County ocsrc
At Tammany Hail. a. follows:-
Hon. A. Oakey hall for Mayor
Hon. Matthew T. Brennan for Sheriff.
Hon. Chayles E. Loew for County Clerk.
p II. Keenan,, Nelson w. Young and q. '. Herman for
Coroners.
For Member Of Congress,
Hon. Fernando Wood.
For ssembly-Nineteenth Assembly district,
Hon. Thomas q. Fields.
Twenty-nrst district, Hon. William Hitchmsn. u
That we aso endorse and ratfy nomination of John
Straon for the office OF School Trustee for the Twelfth
the entire ticket for the Of the
people OF tho Twelfth ward.
Henry w. Genet. Kdward Jones. sFf tg
Thomas c. Fields. Ehepherd =. Knapp.
Josiah Porter. Jacob n. Long.
Andrew Smith. william II. Charloc X.
John Mct2uade. John N. Hall.
John Seailon. Bartholomew Mcdonald.
Philip H. Jonas. James Kehoe.
Peter HcGuness. Edward Roach.
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POLITICAL.
POLITICAL.
EVOR REPRESENTATIVE ~s
In Congress,
Eighth Congressional district,
GEORGE WILK ES
GEORGE WILKES.

GENERAL OBSERVER OF THE TOOTHPICK.
NJ human nature sustain such INJURY without being
highly Agated and ncensedf No; for IN these coming cE
tongue or pen: The agony OF mind I must unavodably
been Ia ~ the time ought sucenty 70 plead the but
remarkable that during the Of the late dis
pus not the least reflection has appeared mind II
70 God alone whom all yiihou; any reservation bound
Mayor OF the city Of New York" II Il 'handpu" apple
from the stem. Be cautious bruise with your
finger and tongue let II fail the
would prick or rot bu. let me implore the honest Of
presented to that honorable who and great
muscle but the rest of the frame subject her
and gentlemen have the honor lordships
N. r., l9Q Mercer street. . = " :
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

"A E 1: NJ LII p UGH
afieENlA STABLES AND UNDERTAKERS
do and 81 Eysian Fields street, 23 and a7 Nogo
< . zine street, New Orleans. e
,Carr1sses, Buggies etc. Hire. Natalie sFS ~.
,n K,nas, anu Wooden COFFINS OF all DESCRIPTIONS
" ''" jai Iy
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w nat was the wrong thing you were

tempted to do, Hattie ~
Well, mother, Laura Powers smoke
very unkindly to me at recess, because She
lost her place in the class, and was at the
head; she tried hard to make me angry.
and did get very angry. Then I thongitt
or some hard speeches I wished to make tn
her. l should have liked to tell her about
that time she wrote the dates of her history
lesson down on the inside of her hand, and
a good many more such tricks. But I
didn't, mother. am SO glad 1 didn't. I
was ashamed about it afterwards. when 7
thought 1t over, and prayed God to forgive
me, mother, just as you taught me to-"
=, mere was gentle arm slipped round
the little girls shoulders, and mothers
head. s'1uen
am glad, too, my darling. If there is
any thing we are ever glad for, it is that we
left unsaid bitter words that rose mn in orr
hearts. Always think, when Won are
tempted to say them, How glad Shall be
oy and by, if do not.' Jesus bore ali his
evll treatment meekly He could pray far |
the forgiveness of his worst enemies. TRY
always to be like him, my darling, then
y S,s will be really happy, and filthy your
sell Tor house where ali is happiness. he.
cause all is love-"
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cr,: f e SASH, BLIND AND Doom
GeonSe Pr proprietor of this fctory Mr.
GuIse fuVes well known to this unity 1,; only,
90 a Is pacs spirit and but excellence
tha .icIes "nlch he manufactures. Using none buf
LIE oese materials, and what is well seasoned Irving
supervision to all the details his bsiness
pionp1 IN ming al orders, aud faithful in their .xecI
ness M nrHss is given all who
peus,oh as Will be by inspecting martial list nf
another cOiun,u o" WA oe io!ho IN
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mere were exceptions to the general rule of
low prices in ancient times In the early Iaw ".
OF Rome, a war-horse was worth ten thousand
pounds OF copper, which either indicates, a high
Er,e1 i0f horses or low price for copper The
SleeS Alciolades had a dog of uncommon size
ana beauty, whose tail he cut Off, to tive the
Athen!ans something to talk about. This dor
cost him some twelve hundred dollars.
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r CONDOR,
H. UNDERTA KER
NO 243 Magazine street, corner Delord and sa, rho,
tres and Eysan Fields Streets New Orleans ~
MsePs hand large of
plain Cofins. Bodies disincrred emhal,S. .uit ana
fuiiy shipped Carriages hire. a'1 "a,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ATHENS GOLD AND SILVER MINING
n Company Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board Of trustees Of the Athens
cold and Silver Mining Company, held at the
office of the Secretary and Treasurer, on the 22d
Of January, 1870. il resolved that an Assess
nent OF Fifty (50) Cents be and the is hereby
levied upon each and every share of the capital
stock of the company, payable Immediately to
the Secretary and Treasurer, at his office Proc
tor street, in Carson City; and if in any the
payment Of such assessment shall not be made
within four weeks from the pub icstion of this
notice, the shares on which the same shall remain
unpaid shall be held delinquent and subject to
sale. SAM. D. KING
Secretary and Treasurer G. 4 S. NJ Co.
Carson City, 24th January, 1870. 4w
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TO PARENTS AND GUAR.
DIANS!

| 'AA'' INC SNHooi recently py LtWlor
Will be continued by the Under.
signed from the 18th inst.
The system of teaching that will be adopted in
continuing this school, is system which has
proved itself entire success after an experience
of tNen' two years, by a gentleman well known
head of the profession. and worthy of imita-
tion in everything sppertainng TO teaching This
system will be combined with the system lately
pursued by Mr. Lawl0r
The f,lowlng studies will be taught:
English Grammar,
Mental and Written Arithmetic,
Spelling, Reading,
Penmanship. Geography
History of the United States.
Composition, and
Practical Book keeping, in the manner custom
ary in the Eastern colleges.
The same books that have been used by Mr.
Lawlor will be used at present.
A report viii be issued to parents monthly,
showing the number # failures in recitation etc.
No partiality will be shown, and parents may
rest assured that their children will receive all the
attention necessary to accomplish a good school
education.
TUITION, FIVE DOLLARS FOR FOUR WEEKS |
The French, Latin, and German Languages will |
be taught by lady of long experience
liberal patronage is most respectfully solicited |
L. HERBERT THOMPSON, Teacher.
Carson January Is. 1870
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Mafch H.


Tho Now.York and brooklyn Pneumatic
Dispatch Company's bill; concerning New YORK pawn
brokers; amending the Brooklyn water anu oemelaSo
Commission act; the Brooklyn Io Ihe SewYork
Collateral Loan and Deposit company iei'''0 '" '
psr from the Committee Prisons 70.
RtsoIrtd II the Assembly that th following 70
the Consultation be proposed ior Adoption 10 TUG
Fir. There sh. Board Of Managers TO eGn o.
n. sn.t. Nbo shall tsn years except ave
10 such Legislature may direct be 50 cas-
& hat the term one person appointed shall expire az ihe sOo o.
e.eb two the brsI ten Jeafs ana nsno.,
ped S board shall have the sag. aud .SPensDesa 2,
and shall posses. such power" ra pats1V 10
,bi, state as Legislature may prescribe An J., .o,.hs
h and bo ,b. perform such duties az the Legislature
or the prescribe, aud hAl receive salary " ~
III, member. Of .be Board shall rseeir. eOnpsg,aoa
other than reasonable rys1s HSG S0'' expenses
fn The board appoint Se .,dsp Of che. O1s Po, .
s. ras 10 remove AFTER an opp0rtan 70
heard on charge. All Other oneI. 81 sIe p ns.st.
Pohss remove either Of the managers for ni'eoh
duet nconpetsny Ofduty, after opP0s AN W
"s1 lbs amendment . go into ss, se st soni'y IN J.u
er - ,dopOS ~ %: psSsfS BE- S SHl .Sd void
On motion of Mr. BANKS the resolutions were reiereo
70 the Committee Of the Whole
'o' BILLS INTRODUCED.
Amendpp the charter OF the Union Trust Company OF
York TO incorporate me neW-i ork hlvao9 n
road Company chartering ~ Depositors Loan insita
TON of preventing Kerosene accidents IN New
York and Brooklyn; amending the act prohibiting Sas
companies from collecting rent on meters
BILLS PASSED.
The bill authorizing tho Avenye New.fork Railroad
Company extend their track was passed reeonsidereu
and then lad on the table incorporating tue hnoean
number OF local bills we're passed. when the Senate
adjourned tll Monday evening
ASSEMBLY,
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the Sinking Fond Of Me- York lease grounds for
founding asylum was read and passed

the Sinking Fond Of New York 70 lease grounds Tor
founding aeyum was read and passed.
BILLS PASSED. -,
Chartering the watcn-Case Makers Protective yncs
OF New. York and vicinity appointing an Interpreter
the Brooklyn Police justices Courts- -. Ar
the special order, the reading aud passage OF tn
bill regulating the sale Of intoxicating liquors was an
noGnced. Mr.. FIELDS moved the previous question:
which was ordered-56 TO IS. -
The bill was then passed-Yeas o.; Nays, a-by
strict party vote except that Mr. Frs0Ain Rep) Vond
Yea" and Mr. Martin Dem.l voted Nay" IDe Dill
being amended 10 the Senate for concurrence
The amendments merely perfectinR ones and 40 ho
change the features OF the bill as 10 passed the senate
Authorizing the appointment Of Lean Commissioner
In Onondaga County.
In taxing the vote this biz II found that then
not sufficient votes In favor TO pass w. when ar
FIELDS declared this 10 be purely and simply Demo
cratic measure and that 1t must be passed Ho there
fore moved a call OF the House, which was ordered
After the call suspended the vote tho bill WA
announced, and it was found to be rejected.
on motion OF Mr. FIELDS the bill laid on the table
Mr.. KIERNAE introduced bill to charter the Arcade
Railway of New&ork.
The House then took a recess t1l n o'clock
EVENING SESSION.
The special order for this evening was Tho
consideration OF claims for Canal damages.
After ordering several bills TO third reading tha
House adjourned 10 Monday evening