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ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY. March 0, 1870.

ALBANY MhrCH W 1870.
BILLS PASSED.
Concerning pawnbrokers In New York; relative to
the public health OF New Utrecht; excepting the
counties Of New York. Kings and Oneida from the
act relative 70 the fees Of the County Treasurer pro-
Viding for approaches to bridge over Bushwick
creek; to abolish the Contracting Board and con-
Hactng system on canals, by 73 70 60-a party vote.
BILLS REPORTED.
BY Mr.. DEMONSTRATING appropriations to Yacili-
late the construction OF the New York ana ego
Midland Railroad half way; charterng the Nassau
by Mr.. M. e. misunderstanding the Twenty-third
ward OF New YORK; also relative TO the appointments
by Mr.. MITcngIL--lncrcasng the salaries OF the
police court interpreters.
by Mr.. MosELY-To improve Van Brunt avenue,
Brooklyn.
by Mr.. CuLLEN-Amending the bastardy prosecu-
uon act for the county OF Kings.
BY Mr. PATRIcK-TO regulate the sale OF tntoxicat-
Inc liquors. with amendments.
Mr. Hustled moved that the amendment be printed
and the bill have ITS third reading on Friday AZ
twelve O'Clock Carried.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
ny MI; lRvING-Regulating the rate OF interest
charged by pawnDrokers.
by Mr.. BuaSs-Chartering the Metropolitan Mu-
scum OF Art.
by Mr.. .HAyEn-Authoriz,ng the Kings county su-
pervlsors to equalze the salaries OF the superin-
iendents oil the poor.
Evening Session.
THE CUBAN SYMPATHY RESOLUTIONS.
Inc special order--the various resolutions OF SYM
pathy for the Cubans IN their struggle Tor ndepend-
were some half dozen different seres AlLer their
reading AIR. LTTLEJoHS SAID 1t was clearly evident
that II would be impossible for the House select
the particular series 1t w0nd wish to adopt and he
therefore moved TO lay the whole subject the
table aud proceed TO the regular order or business.
Carried-49 TO 25 Subsequently Mr. Llttejonn
moved that the resolutions be taken from the table
and referred To the Judiciary Committee Carried.
THE NEW YORK CHARTER.
Mr. FREAR had consent TO Introduce bill In rela-
ton TO local government In the city and county Of
New York, which was referred TO the New York
delegation. This Is the new charter.
TIE EXCISE MONEY
Mr.. SELKREG had consent TO introduce q bill to
amend the act TO suppress tntemperance with refer
ence TO a distribution OF the excise money.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
To appoint an additional number Of policemen in
saratoga Springs; In relation TO the Twenty-nf
regiment National Guard
several other bills ordered TO third reading,
and the House adJourded.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Alleged Attempt to Extort Money from James
Fisk, Jr.
SPRINGFIELD, March 9, 1870.
George w. Pierce, OF Westfeld, has been commit
ted to jail IN this city in default OF $4,000 bail to
await examination on the charge OF attempting to
extort sos, ,OD0 from James Fisk, Jr., by means OF
anonymous letters, In which he threatened Fisk,s
life u his demands were not compiled with.
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OHIO.

Reported Dcfnlcntion by the Treasurer of
Butler County-E6O,NOO Missing.
CINCINNATI, March o. 1870.
The Treasurer OF Butler county, John G. Lendly,
Ii supposed ID be defaulter to the amount Of
100000. Chares Reemen, OF this city, has been
investigating tie matter under special commission
from Auditor Goldman. Nothing up to last evening
was dsc0veredt0 indicate where the missing money
had gone. He ,laims tnat he gave check 10 the
First National Bank OF that city, which was to De
returned the nett day. nut which was held against
him. and tnat 1t now owes him this amount Mr.
Lcndy mas sent IN his resignation and his successor
Viii be named today.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

Stearns' Majority About 1,20O-Rcpubllcan
Majority In tho House, Fifty.
CONCORD, March 0, 1870.
Returns from 2o2 towns give s,earns s2,ss7. Bedel
22,ss4, Flint e,sos, Barrows 1859. The remaining
towns VIII give about 5000, leaving Governor
Stearns' majority at about 1900.
The republicans will have about nfty majority in
the House. The vote for Senators elects six repuo-
lcans, four democrats and one labor reformer, and
there Is one vacancy.
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THE STEAMSHIP EAGLE.

Arrival OF Some OF the Passengers mt Nor
foik-Thc Vessel u Total Loss-Part of the
Cargo Lost.
NORFOLK, Va, March 8, 1870.
Some OF the passengers OF the steamship Eagle,
ashore AZ Body Island, arrived here this evening"
Ine steamship grounded at half-past eight O'Clock
Friday evening mile from Shore
The passengers and crew were safely landed on
Saturday and Sunday.
The steamer and part OF her cargo will be o total
loss. She had on board 100000 In specie, oil Of
which has been saved
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MISSOURI.

Woman Suffrage Defeated in the Legislature.
ST. LOUIS, March 0, 1870.
After three nights session. and DEBATE IN the
Missouri Legislature the proposition to submit to
the people constitutional amendment extending
sufYlage to women, the whole matter last night was
indefinitely postponed by a vote OF SO to 81.
The constitutional amendment abolshing the
double liability clause was adopted. The clause
aDolisnng the oath OF loyalty was defeated. Ine
proposition to prevent an appr0Drlallon OF public
money for any sectarian institution referred to
The Committee on Constitutional Amendments
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Ex-Congrcssman J. v. L. Pruyn. OF Albany;
George Nj. Pullman, Of Chicago. and Frederick Bil-
lings, of Vermont, are at the Breyoort House.
General $. A. Willougnby, OF Saratoga; d. Wallace,
Of New Orleans; $. Woodwork, OF Vermont, and r.
Miles OF Connecticut are at The Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General II. Haupt, OF Philadelphia, and Commo-
dore B. wilson, or the United States Navy are at the
Hoffman House.
J. G. Cotton Of Ware, Mass. A. J. Root, OF Cohoes
and J. p. Powell, OF California, are at the Coleman
House.
Colonel Reed, OF the United States Army; J. D..
Bald Of Philadelphia, and L. Riggs, OF Baltimore.
are at the AlDemarle Hotel.
Colonel d. W. Kimball, OF Kalamazoo; Colonel A.
Baxter of Tennessee; DR.. S. J. Green, OF Kansas
CITY; Colonel Z. King and Colonel NJ Champitn, OF
Michigan; Judge Woodward of Fort WAYNE, Ind.
and Judge q. stanwood, OF Vermont, are at the Me-
tr0po.itan HOTEL
Captain J. w. Mckenzie, OF Montreal, and w. H.
Howard, OF New Orleans, at the Irving House.
Major H. c. Bcardsley, OF Auburn; J. n. McCul-
Tough. OF Pittsburg; MAJOR j. W. Cameron, OF North
Carolina; Colonel G. J. Hammond OF Omaha; Con-
gresham w. II. Barnum, OF Connecticut and George
L. sargent, are ut the St. Nicholas Hotel.
DR.. ). w. Jones' or wasnngton; Captain lay, or
Nevada; J. s. Iandon OF Schenectady; Edward Hod-
der, OF Toronto; ex-Mayor George Innes, OF Poagh-
keepse, and George e. Lincoln, OF Boston, are at yhe
Astor House.
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GFE1sEH HUNDRED DOLLAR BURGLARY IN GREENWICH STREET

On the evening Of Sunday last burglars erected an
entrance to the bonded warehouse OF Bixby Il Co.,
No. 400 Greenwich street, by one OF the rear win-
dows. They ripped open bales OF goods ana car
rted awav Sl.500 worth OF silks the properly OF A.
II. Stewart Co. No clue has been obtained likely
to lead to the discovery OF the thieves.
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KENTUCKY.

General Breckenridge the Ku Klux.
LOUISVILLE, March 0, 1870.
General Breckinadge, In criminal case at Lex
ington KY, denounced the men who belong to the
Ku Klux as either idiots or villains, and asserted
that he was free from any fear or them, and would
readily respond to aSummons IRON the Sheriff as
men to Justice.
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The Governor OF Minnesota has vetoed the Woman
Suffrage Dill for the reasons that 1t TO be SUBJ
mittod TO the women Of the State, who not legal
TEit
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B QeYelOpluR nero anu Oh N1e COntuenI
No Tithes for Religisn-Frecdom Of Educa-
tion.
LONDON, March g. 1870
In the House OF Commons this evening bill estab-
fishing rate to provide for the maintenance or
ministers manses In Scotland was rejected by
majority or H. The House adjourned.
There Is a growing opposition to Mr.. Fosters
education bill, especially among non-conformists.
The Tory Parliamentary Opposition Outside
Tactics.
LONDON. March 9, 1870.
The Conservative Association held a banquet to-
night at the City Terminus Hotel. Mr.. r. N. Fowler
M. p for Falmouth, occupied the chair. lie was
supported on the right by the Duke Of Marlborough,
LORD Hamilton Sir ]. Pakington, Messrs G. W.
Hunt and J. r. Mowbray, and Sir John Hay, and on
the LETT by the Duke OF Abercorn the Earl Of Aber-
gavenny, Sir Stafford Northcote, Mr.. Lyail and
others.
Some 400 guests were present. including most OF
the principal men Of the conservative party.
Mr. Dlsraeli was unable TO attend
Letters from the Earl OF Derby, the Marquis Of
Salisbury and Lord Lennox were read regrelting
their unavoidable absence.
Lord George Hamilton in the course OF his reply
TO toast made reference to what he termed the
cheese pairing policy of the administration toward
the army. This hit was received with loud ap-
pause.
Sir j. Pakiugton responded in the name of what
was still left OF the army. Its bravery discipline
and efficiency would be the same through all time.
Tho policy OF the present government was con-
demned by all parties. To dlsconnect the army and
reduce It's force BY twenty-four thousand men was
injudci0us economy. 1t was easier TO dissolve than
another force, indssolube, armed with truth
namely, the conservative party, enlisted to defend
long established institutions, not excepting the Irish
Church.
Mr.. Becher responded Tor the navy, and Mr..
BEREsFoRD for the volunteers.
The Chairman proposed the health OF the leaders
OF the conservative party, and eui0glzed the late
Lord Derby.
Mr.. Gatnorne Hardy, in reply, said the party
was now In minority III Parliament, hence all lts
battles were fought outside. London had ever been
faithful to conservatism, which was growing In all
the great centres OF trade and manufactures, and
was sure OF future ascendency.
Other speakers followed, and the party broke up
al O late hour.
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A PropOsition i'm Point.

LONDON March 0, 1870
Among the propositions before the Ecumenical
Council Is one declaring the Pope infalible in naat
ters oil faith and practice.
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Coughs aud Colds Are Often Ovcrfooked.--
continuance Tor any length of time irritation Of ths
Lnngs or some chronic Throat Disease. ABROWS'S BROS-
cHlAL TkOCHES are offered with tho fullest confidence
III their efficacy, giving almost Invariably and aaed
ate relief.
Owing TO the reputation and popularity OF the Trocbea
many worthless and cheap limitations offered Which
good for nothing BE obtain the true "BR0W Nh
BRONCHIAL TROCHEs" Sold everywhere.
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Eied.

PRouDFIT.-0n Wednesday evening, March O. at
the residence OF his nephew Alex. L. Irvn the Rev.
JOHN PR0UDFfr Il. d., IN his 67th year.
Friends are invited 10 attend the funeral services
without further Invitation, at the Ffftn avenue ana
Nineteenth street Presbyterian church, on Friday
morning, at ten O'Clock. The remains VIII be tlken
to Salem Washington county, n. L.. Tor nierment.
For Osier DedtItS see N(ith Panel
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A Rupfarc C1re.-Dr. Sherman's Method II
guarantee. References 10 gentlemen cured. Once 6yy
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MIR. Bright,s Health.

LONDON, March 0, 1870.
John Bright is rusttcating in the mountains OF
Wales. Ills health has improved.
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After the reading OF the reports the meeting pro-
ceeded TO elect directors for the ensuing year and
the following gentlemen were cnosen:-Ollver Amcs
Oakes Ames, John Dun John b. Alley. Q. II. McCor
mick, W. T. Glldden, r. Hazard, Elisha Atkins, q. A.
LamDard, 0. S. Chapman James Brooks, q. M.
Dodge, sidney Dillon Frederick Nickers0n, q. s.
Bushnell.
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DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy, 5O4 Broad.
way positively Rheumatism, Neuralgia all forms
send for circulars. Sold by drnggists
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RUSSIA.


Tho Chinese Mission Succession.
ST. PETERSBURG, March Q, 1870.
Mr.. J. McLeary Brown has been appointed pro-
visonally chief Of the chinese Embassy vice Mr..
Burlingame deceased.
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A.-5O Barrels Bourbon, Over Ono Year
old, al VI 10 per galon to close consignment.
q. j. MURPHY, log Pearl street
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A.--The spring Fashions for GcntIemen,s
Hats for 1870 by EsPEssCHEID are now ready for nspec
tioa and sale ut No. ll5 Nassau street.
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Dabetes-Dinhcfes.--Con Water II
. certain cure for 1t. Depot 10 CHI street.
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BatchelOr'- Hair Dye-Thc Best In tho
world The only perfect dye; harmless, reliable, insana
Factory ID Bond street.
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Iater-Probnbility OF tho Vote for Barrows
Being Thrown Out.
CONCORD, March 0. 1870
Returns from 2l4 towns DO not materially change
the former estimates Of the results. Rev. DR.. Bar
rows, not beng constitutional candidate, his vote
may be thrown out thus increasing Governor
Stearns' majority.
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SPAIN.
Colonial Gratitude.

COlOnlnl Gratltudes
MADRID March Q, 1870.
In the Cortes yesterday Senor Escoraza, one OF
the Deputies from Porto Rico. thanked the Minister
OF the colonies for introducing the separate budget
for that island. He said 1t was concession which
Porto Rico had vainiy sought for the past thirty
years.
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Charity Towards Pho Mono.

LONDON, Marcu 9, 1910.
II Ia generally hoped the Pope viii not precpitate
q collision with the European Powers.
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Prize Money tor Action In Cubu.

MADRID, March Q, 1870.
the Cortes has voted pay for extra service to sol
dlers Of the army in Cupa for their snare In actions
with the insurgents.
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ENGLAND.

Speculation in United States Securities.
LONDON, March 0, 1870.
Strong speculative interest IN American securities
Is developing here ana ON the Continent.
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CristadorO,s UnrivalIed Hair Dyc.-SOId
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. House
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Royal Lay RepresentutiOn-Want to be In.
PARIS, March 9, 1870.
1t ts understood that other Catholic Powers will
Join France in her demands for special representa-
tives In The Ecumenical Council.
The Prince de la Tour d'Auvergne-Lauraguais will
probably be appointed as one OF these representa-
yiyes.
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ROME.
Opposition To Iufallibility.

LONDON, March Q, 1870.
The North German and Austrian bishops at the
Ecumenical Council have agreed to oppose the
proposition Of infallibty, well as all other new
dO0mag
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German Allied Opposition to
Papal Infallibility.
Royal Lay Movement for Entrance
to the Papal Council.
The British Tories in Extra Par
lianentary League.
Old World Trade in American
Securities.
FRANCE.
More Revolutionism by Recruits.


More Rev0lutiOnism by Recruits.
PARIS, March 0. 1870.
Another demonstration made by the con-
scripts ut Lyons yesterday. The disorder was quelled
without serious trouble.
Executive Rule In AlgerIa-ParIfamentary
Control
PARIS, March 0, 1870.
In the Corps Legslatlf to-day debate took place
on the subject OF the administration of the govern
ment OF Algeria.
NJ Jules Favre demanded that the affairs OF that
province be regulated through the legislation OF
both chambers and not by Senatus cOnsultuna.
NJ olivier replied that the Ministry desired to
place other departments OF administration under
the control Of the legislative bodies, and they
now consulting with the Emperor on the best method
OF efectng such changes.
Rochefort Closely Disciplined.
PARIS, March 8, 1870.
The police no longer permit the friends OF Henri
Rochefort to visit him at the prison.
Worse Than the Police.
PARIS, March Q, 1870.
1t is reported that the smallpox has broken out
In the jail where the political prisoners confined
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"Loolx on This Picture, and Then ON This.1
Gold is decidedly down and but littls demand. KNOxS
spring gentemens Hats il and the
displayed 20 secure them makes KNOX aud hts assistants
busy. Buy hata KNOX No. gI2 Broad
WAY cnrnar OF FULTON street.
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Rheumatism, SrrofGIn, Sr.--Scc Exfrnort!i.
nary cures by hYArI'S LIFE .BALsAM, on eighth
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The Pope temporizes, hoping to obtain vote on
the dogma Of nfalblity prior to the arrival Of the
French Commissioner.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Priycs Paid Ia Geld.
furnished The highest paid for Donbloons
and all ktnds OF aod and SILVER
TAYLOR 4 CO., BANKERS, 10 Wall street, N \
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Prominent Dcnar,ur...

Prominent Departures.
Scn0r Lopez Roberts, Spanish Minister, for WASH
ngton: Colonel A. p. Leland, for Cleveland. Ohio;
Colonel A. 7. Fink for NewDern, N c.. and ]. Jack.
SON for England.
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A Race for Victory-Tho Flag Of the Keys
Against the Tri.cOlor.
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Worse Than the Police.

PARIS, March Q, 1870.
It is reported that the smallpox has broken out
In the jail where the political prisoners are confined
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Passage Of the Canal Contract Bill-Lnrgo
Attendance, but n Little Busiucss-A New
LnDnfic AsyhE1 and Driving Park Provided
For - Interesting Items for LabOrers,
Dwoliers in Tenement Houses aud tho
People Of AEOrrisania.
ALBANY March Q, 1870.
The weekly relux OF the lido OF ofllce seekers
from the metropolis to this Mecca Of dealers In
mythical cutlery has come. and to-day the Delavan
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PARIS, MATCH 3, ISlu
The police no longer permit the friends OF Henri
Rochefort to visit him at the prison.
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