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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-26
hsysyyesd OF Robert Leo.

'!a THE sword OF Robert Leo.
BIZ .'MoINA."
Forth from its acabbard pure and bright
Flashed the sword OF Leel
Far IA sao frun5 or the deadly fight,
It's stainless sheen, like beacon light,
Led us to victory.
Out Of ita isoabbard, where full long
It slumbered peacefully
Reused from its rest by the battle song,
Shielding the feeble, smiting the strong,
Guarding their right, ayenging the wrong
Cleaned the sword Of Leel
Forth from its scabbard, high in air
Benssth Virginia's sky-
And they who cav it cleaning there,
And knew who bore it, knelt TO swear
That where that sword led they would dare
10 follow and to die.
Ont Of its scabbardl Never hand
Waved sword from stain as free,
Nor brayer bled for o brighter land,
Nor brighter land had D cause as grand,
Nor GAUSS, o chief like Leel
Forth fsoma fo5ma re-, scabkardl how VIC prayed
That sword might victor bel
And when our triumph was delayed,
And many q heart grew sore Of aid,
We still hoped on while cleaned the blade
OF noble Robert Leei
Forth from its scabbardi all in vainl
Forth flashed the sword Of Leel
'Tis shrouded now in it's sheath again,
It sl&epA the sleep CT our noble slain,
Defeated, yet without stain,
Proudly and peacefully.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

ALBANY, Feb 9.-The Republicans of both
branches of the Legislature met in the Senate Chamber
TO nominate candidates for Regent of the University and
for Police Commissioner. Mr.. AlvOrd was Chairman
and Senator Chapman Secretary. The vote was nearly
unanimous for exLieut.Gov Henry T. seden for Regent
Of the University ,,,
Assemblyman White of New-York offered resolution
declining to make nomination for the Office OF Police
Commissioners as the Police Board is non-parsan; lie
thought best to make nomination. as the Board
has b6en equally divided politically heretofore
Mr. Selkreg of TOmpkns thought differently lie
Thought a good cause had been impaired by apparent
temrorizng, which benefited tho Republican
Marty He preferred nominating capable Republican,
aud believed the Republicans throughout the State held
similar views.
Senator Kennedy Of Syracuse expressed similar views,
and thought that II particularly incumbent on the Re
pubhcans here and everywhere To stand firm, aud ex
press their views freely even though they cannot at
present control events.
Assembyman Gleason Of ST. Lawrence concurred,
substantially with Mcssrs So6reg and Kennedy.
Assemblyman White then SAID that he concnrred
heartily IN the spirit manifested by the other speakers
and withdrew ms resolution. .
Mr. White then nominated ex-Mayor Samuel Booth OF
Rrooklyn which seconded by Assemhyman Selkreg,
and he was nominated for the office Of Police Commits
sioner The then adjourned authorizing future
caucuses TO be called by the presiding officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
ASSEMBLY.

The House, in Committee, took up as the
special order the General Appropriation bill
Mr. FIELDS moved TO insert an item OF s2i9OOO 10 pro
vide for paying the AnteWar Slate DEBT i'll com lie
motion to reduce the appropriation to the House OF
Refuge for Juvenile COnycts in the City OF New
drew out sharp criticism on the management OF that
institution ,.,.., ~
Mr. WHITE defended the institution, saying tlat II our
State Prisons filed With adults were not sesuppOit
ing how could this nstitstiOn. filled with Children, DC
expected to sustain iselff ,-.,-
Mr. KIERNAN's motion to reduce the appropriation
from $4,000 10 $4,000 was agreed to. . $1,000
Mr.. NJ. G. MURPHY moved TO make IL SlO,OOO, winch
was lost. 80. ,-..,
An item OF SIS goo for teachers institutes was inserted
Mr.. UITCHMAN moved TO reduce the appropriation
TO the Deaf and Dumb Institution from 100000 10 OOOO
Agreed to. ,-.,
Mr. JACOBS moved 20 strike out the appropriations
relative to the Metropolitan Police and Fire Dstrlcts,
the appropriation being unnecessary Agreed to- The D
riadlDg.
On motion Of Mr.. JACOBS the bill was then read and
passed. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY-REMovAL.

Messrs. McKilop Sprague g. Co., to secure
moro capacious accommodations, have removed to the
new buildings Nos 100 and Ill WoFths one door east OF
Broadway. The accommodations are very spacious
tastefuy fitted up furnishing twice the room here
tofore occupied which Will enable them with greater
facility prosecute their increasing business aud re-
spond the demands Of subscribers For over quarter
century this agency has supplied merchants, bank
and manufacturers with information from all parts
the United States and Canadas to aid In determining
the and responsibility OF applicants for credit
Thus with the growth of trade this agency has prospered
and added year by year, new facilities by when the
merchant might enlarge business with the honest dealer
and bo protected against tine dishonest In leading cities
OF the UnoD also England and Scotland, may be found
fourshng and valuable associate agencies while IN the
smaller towns local correspondents and travelling agents
give the requisite information, making statements aver
aging 10000 changes each month, and reports trans
united to this central Office. requiring the average OF 10
office clerks correspondents and heads Of departments
place the records and furnish To sub
scrbers whose applications average from 1900 to over
1000 daily.
The Commercial Register" a standard work pub
lished in January, compiling the names OF over haf
million with their appropriate ratings accoTdngt pec
MARY strength and mercantile credit. All changes and
new firms each week noticed in circular sent to
each subscriber Our readers referred to their adyer
tisement under head Of Banking and Financial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10

At 12I o'clock this morning fire occurred
in cigar store in the basement OF the vestoy double
tenement No l9 Ffhst The tenants got out by means
Of the re-escape the kOberdenZ, the owner or
the cigar store loses $1,000 on stock; Insured the
building is owned by NordstrOm, Boyer Foss ana Is
damaged $500 insured for by the North American
and S. by the Germania Companies.
Mayor Hall has forwarded to the Legislature
the draft OF an relation to jurors In the criminal
OF this city and county The first section pro-
vdes that juror shall be excused unless he Is absent
from the city confined to his house through illness, or
unwel serve; the second section provides tnat
jurors shall be paid and that every person who may have
served twenty days juror shall be exempt from any
Jury duty the year, the third aud last sec
ton provides for the punishment or tho citizen who.
when properly drawn juror shall neglect 10 serve
without having been excused previously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10


The trial of Leonhardt Schumm for the muir
der Of Cornelius sahl at Newark was continued yester
day in the Essex County Court Of Oyer and Terminer
The court room was more wded than on the previous
day After some testimony had been taken OF no special
import Christopher Waldman, private Waterman at
Schaass brewery sworn aud testhed that ne hearu
cries OF watch the night Of the murder on Bower
st. policeman while going In That dlrectlOn 1901 "a
had been shouting watch" Hesse and he were stand.
ing outside the saloon and the former asked the Ocer 10
bring Roth to the StatiOnhouse; saw man come out o
the saloon and away; did not know hinl u was
neither Hess Huumel. Roth; the man was IKE tue
prisoner but could not say II was he; Roth sa1 ochnn
Knocked him down on the floor and kicked nun, Tom
which he bled.
Michael Wenange being sworn, said live at Hesse s.
ana was In the saloon at the time OF the MURDER phyed
cards with Schumm that pight Sahl then dancing
with the servant girls; Schumm said he formerly had an
acquaintance with the girl with whom Sahl dancing
and that else should have: Sehumm, speaking OF
Stahl. remarked 30. II he would die" few days be-
fore Schumm said Stahl ought 10 have his ears
boxed for breaking glass; after returning from
the yard saw Stahl and Schumm fighting; saw Schumm
make thrust with his right hand at StahPs left side
when he had done this Sehumm said Now, stahl, yOu
have got what you wanted" and Stahl REPLIED Schumm
has given stab which tckes me :" did not see any
knife I'm Schumm's hand saw Schumm with a knife be-
fore and Schumm went To drug store early In
the evening and the latter said. anyone troubles me
tonight will stick knife in his stOmach recognized
the knife produced one he Schumm sharpen that
day; Schumm had been drinking on the night OF the
murder. The Court then adjourned TIL this morning
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NEW-JERSEY.

THE DEADLOCK" IN THE NEWARK COMMON
COUNCIL-RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.
TRENTON, Feb. 9.-In the House. this morn
ing uettons were presented in favor of establishing
public park in Newark and by the Democratic branch
OF the Newark Common Council asking for the passage
Of the bill creating the Fourteenth Ward IN that city, SO
that the deadlock caused by the vote OF MT Gam tnc
hotng Democratic Alderman relation to the appoint
ment Of city officers might be ended Among other DIS
introduced was authorizing the consolidation Oh te
with the Eew,Jersey Western Railroad Company ana
sussex Valley Railroad Company, the HoDOken hluse
field and Paterson Railroad Company, or any or eter
them The bill creating the Fourteenth Ward IN NewarK
came nm on its third reading After considerable dDae
t consderation was postponed. bill was introduced
entitled "A supplement- TO an act TO incorpo ae ,ne
York Elizabeth and Morris Railroad Company, eAte i
mo The tine and empowering them 10 extend the rOhu 20
Nwnrk Tie Hudson County Hospital bill was ordered
TO a third reading
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PROPOSED IMPORTANT CHANGE IN THE LIBEL
LAWS.

PROPOSED IMPORTANT CHANGE IN THE LIBEL
LAWS.
HARRISBURG, Feb. GA bill was introduced
in the Senate to-day that trial of actions for damages
or of indictments for writing or publishing lDel' the
truth charged as beous may be gwen IN evil
dence and IL the jury in any such case hnd that the
same was written published from good motives anu
for iustabe ends and that the matter so charged was
true t shall operate toward acqutta and be perfect
defense all such actions for damages 10 also PROVIDES
nubicaton was made. The following bills were INTRO
dnced in the House To repeal the act imposing tax
Of per national bank stocks to prohblt the
erection Of public buildings In old Independence square
Philadelphia; that provision of law shall be con
strued in any OF this State, TO restrict or prohOlt
the orderly peaceaOle assembling or cooperation OF
persons employed in any prOesson trade or hahdlcrai
Tor the purpose OF securing an advance IN the rate OF
wages or compensation, for the maintenance OF scn
rate evening session OF the House was hed l0r te
consideration bill cOdifying the laws on roaus ana
bridges; II was passed to a second reading.
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NEEDED REFORMS IN THE POST OFFICE DEPART

TO the razor Of The Tribune.

To the RAZOR Of The Tribune.
SIR: Your position in regard to prepayment
Of postage shown by the article the fourth page Of to-
davis TRIBUNE is admirable Make all who use the malls
for any purpose prepay in every case The people VIII
sustain this
In addition, would 1t not enplfy calculation ana
lessen the probability OF the miscarriage OF letters to
abolish the distinction between drOpleters ana others
and TO require prepayment by stamped envelopes VI a."
sealed matter at the rate Of two cents Tor cach nan
ouncei Can it not be afforded Would II not DO al
easily understood and excellent arrangement to prepay
all other matter printed otherwise, newspapers CIT
culars books photographs seeds and cuttings ~ inc
rate OF one cent per ounce whether the package weighs
one ounce or a tun. and that by stamped Wrapper
abolishng the distinction between transient ana Vtor
matter and saving much clerk bire but sending hOhng
which is not fully prepaid Would II not be best on ac
count OF The frequent mistakes by box delivery 10 abolish
altogether and substitute frequent carriers deNcy
and the general delivery Would II not be suhirienty
prlzed by the public 10 make 1t pay for the Government
10 make itself responsible Tor the payment OF money
orders 10 the proper person, much bf'E Is tcs0n
sible for the payment of the rDf person OF cheek
drawn 10 order might not the Government thus iuanro
n for half OF ono per cent OF the amount sent
- EDWARD {. MILES.
BRIe House, Nev-York, Feb. g. 1870.
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SALE OF THE THOMPSON COLLECTION.

The sale yesterday was largely attended,
but the prices reached for fine pictures, gen
orally insignificant The sale opened with portrait OF
Mrs Ann g. Stephens which changed hands at small
price An English Landscape by Wainwright, brought
sos aud Hercules and Omphale, by Paul Eeronese.
$40 Other noticeable pictures went at the following
prices Venus dssuadine AdOns from the chase, by
Boil $500 Venus and Cupid asleep, $3.50 Louis XIV and
Rlchelieu, by Jacques Stella, S27O portrait OF
Duchess of Cleveland, s265 a portrait Of himself by
Ganesborough. sS5; fine landscape. by @. j. Brown,
sl25; bathing scene, by Detrechy, 500; The Lunch by
Mayr 500 portrait OF Rufus ChOae by Curtis OF BOs
ton only s2 portrait OF Lola M0nez by A. Ransom OF
Boston, SIS portrait OF Jenny Lind, by Willard OF Bos
alone) View OF shelbourne, by Blerstadt, $50 and
portrait OF Edmund kean Richard Ill, painted by
j. W. Gear, and bought by Edwin Forrest for SIS.
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coMsrocK Bloomfield j. Ta:,,,y Tss ReSs''. NJ
and friends the family a,'fd e attend Oh S's @s,
ii O'Clock.
coRwIs-on Wednesday moru9g sh iost Margaret POLLOK wife "
Abel Corwiu. in the Goth year OF Der age
Notice Of funeral tomorrow.
GLKsoY-oa "Wednesday Peh Annie Wallace youuge., daughter
Of Anthony and Fanny GisisOn, aged 4yea' mouths ''
The sS. AMI relatives family uvied to attend the funeral
90 Friday the residence Of her parents d Mon
GRRES-on Monday Feb Matthew the ssth year
The relatives and friend, Of h. family respectfully invited to a.issi
bis funeral from Trinity Church this rhuiayl 'heraooH' +"
o'clock
HAIGHr-on WELLESLEY Feb NJ EdNn Haisht sssd
1 Wears. months and u DAYS.
Notice zee Of funeral Ssreaaer.
HERRIS0-ou Tuesday Feb VIM Hrng ir aged yesrs aud
months son Of VIM a. 1d bi'p 5s.1ns Of R parents
rsisadbreb,t Fah and sIthaves, Friday the
HowEL-Tussday evening Feb Charlie, Edwin son Of chls'I
r5s .d r s'Ss. i and n as he f;n ard
Ss ho.l on are Rc A 20 at ''SSd
MossMSN-On Wednesday Feb O. Dstd MOssnsn native Of Ed'-
denc Of bis brotheriDsw William Hamilton, No sorh slSh't
between Second and Thrdst Wam'61rsS on FRIDAY the Ill.,
PHELps-ru Broosrp or Tus,, Disht Fsb ch. PS.lp.
H. at O'clock from bs residence ls LiviuE'tOn',
Hartford and osSego papers please copy
PINKSBY-In Brooklyn Tuesday evening Feb Lillian MAY
daughter samuel and Elizabeth PHkney aged year.
Relatives family are r.:g:'tS 81 s sT e :.::.d p.
EOstrsHd and Macyayes THURSDAY Feb 10 at 0e's
RDDELL-At Ottawa, Kansas Feb 1870 Rev ~ httel D. D.
deceased invited % attend tue aerh
services at the First Baptist Church NesBruHsaek, j. 90
| Thursday, Feb. 10, at 2 O'Clock p.
sHIBLsIn Brooklyn Feb Mary Shells daughter OF the late ions
| and Martha Shels, aged %
also Of rompkns Lodge No
o. respectfully Invited attend the funeral services
the residence Ovens ~ COncorist AZ 6eoes
NJ THURSDAY 10 o'clock Remains viii be taken to T"T'''
| Friday morning.
TRowBRIDGE-At Toms River ~ j., Feb Louis Padding Ito-
bridge Of Dr. j. l. aud T. Tosbndge
Remains Bedford Wes,ch Co.. n L. Tor iaternsaA
WHTE-On Tuesday eyeng Feb Lucy Hoat widow tCipt lisa"
White in the 73i gear Of her sge a., 1900
The relatives the family respectfully Invited 70 sess
the funeral Friday O'Clock from her late residence NO ~
Her remains will be taken to G'o'0n Conn., les
| interment
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IAROR MOVEMENTS.

Iron Molders' Union No. % of Brooklyn re-
solved last evening to and their feowwokmen OF Cory
Penn, who are Oh a lock out"
The Brooklyn Engineers have adopted n new
set OF bylaws providing that members shall assist each
other in procuring employment.
The Brcklayers employed on the new hat fac
tory Presidentst In Brooklyn are still out against
rate.
Owing to the present stagnatiOn of trade
many Brooklyn Platerers have concluded to work
for such wages they get aud several OF them were
fined last evening for so doing.
The Boot and Shoe Dealers Clerks, last even
Ing arranged for a meeting OF employers to-nor-
row evening All but four OF the principal dealers nave
promised To close their shops at p. III.
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VIRGINIA..

ANOTHER MESSAGE FROM THE GoyERNoR-THE
REMOVAL OF DISABILITIES RECOMMENDED
RICHMOND, Feb. 9.-GOv. Walker to-day sent
supplementary message to the Legislature relating
chiefly 70 routine State matters Referring to the dill
entity of finding Judges not disqualified by the Four
,oor,h Amendment he recommends that Congress be
netitoned for a general removal OF disabilities The
establishment OF asylum for insane colored people Is
excellent changes In the administration or the criminal
law OF the State. -, ,,.,...o L. ,,,
ems 10 night nominated james Mcdonald, editor OF me
Richmond wig, for Secretary or state, ana hlIHah T.
TAYLOR for Auditor
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cr.s IT'S bales. Fisur es aoSss ss9se Corn 81 o.
Brsn 81 ~ Isg. F2s PORK s2g - Bacon H1inoi,se 80"
-tiersr IA d6ic key. sc sagsr ssnef a. ilaA
prime s5675c. WHISKY OOH SOC ~ Cod lHf o'e.s M
ebsngs 1914 York ~ grchsnge al cent afans
MONTE fla. Peb 9Coss sss in god dehsnd 900 eo.e ~
NORFOLK Va, Feb 9-Coon dH'l bow Midhag, ~ 91e 70
eoatwise 1907 hses sie ID bales
Wn,;yGros y g. Pen a-Spinl. Tmpestis. sesdJ o. We;
Strained Ron 81 Co. Crude Iprnhne "sNT 81 %"
az an Tar o1et Cotton steady stlJhHe
ArersrA Ga Prh gTbe Cotton narhst toG~I wasm a. hps
dong ofngs bghti sAe' ~" ""es 'e'' '"
s PnaScsco FEB 0sar and Whea dali aud sSahs"ged L
al .IdrIs. eJE
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WEST NIRGINIA.

TIE REGISTRY BILL PAsSED-UNIVERSAL SUI
FRAGE.
WHEELING, Feb 6.-Alr. Weiss Registry bill
passed the House to-day. The people VIII elect Regsra
ton Boards next Fall and thereafter required by the
hill but In the meanwhile the Governor will give the
Democrats one member IN each Board. Mr. Fhcks prop
osion Universal Suffrage passed TO second reading
to-day The Lawyers and Teachers Test Oahs
pealed yesterday
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THE LEGISLATIVE CAUCUsEs.

INIIARMONIOUS SESSION OF TIE DEMOCRATS.
ALBANY, Feb 9.-The Democratic caucnS to-
,irnt for nominating candidates for Regent and Police
Magistrate presented the mOsanmated witnessed
this Winter in Albany More members took part in this
debate than have spoken during almost any whole week
since the session begun After the nominations were
made the skirmishing about candidates followed
by resolution from Assemblyman Jacobs OF
BROOKLYN proclaiming the policy of the Democratic
marty to abolish all commissions and restore
10 all localities the right Of selfgoverRment This
bombshel in the camp, causing scattering OF senti.
meuts which showed that perfect happiness does not al
ways follow the possession Of Offices and spois lbe
carcns vas called at o'clock, TO finish the bus
ness before a. at which time the State Agricultural 30
ciety was to had possession Tor their amman meet
ing; but majority OF the caucus were determined to
continue in session TIL the question was settled and con
tinued the skrmishiug till o'clock AT which time
the opposing elements separated from q drawn
battle having amused outsiders, If not grathed them
selves with scene that showed the dImenty OF mana
ling an elephant even after you have caught him. 10
give the names Of speakers who participated IN TINS ex
harating scene would be TO call the roll OF the hgnng
forces OF the Tammany party in both branches Even
Speaker Hitchman drawn into the contest ana Da
tied against the autcommssion resolutions SAYING t3at
all commissions were not necessarily huIllI ah9 Iesoi
ton after resolution for adjournment had been
voted down by yeas aud nays, nn o a.!
when Sachem Tweed finally declared that r'ca poee
resolution Of adjournment was carried ana me HAPPY
family separated for the night, leaving the antIeoms
sion resolutions OF Mr. Jacobs temporarily smotbeed py
motions for adjournment among those VINO c0uIi n0t
fairly vote them down. IL free hRht al foupu
The sincerity OF the TammaDy leaders against cOnDs
sOns was thus shown TO like some other warWhoops
OF that patriotic tribe. M "a, 80
The battle lasted TN O'Clock. After waiting I'LL near
o'clock in hopes OF seeing peace Ies'ofn Hnu t1 &c
tie state Agricultural Society, despaing OF seeing te
end Of the battle took possession OF ie 0it y, ad
room, and there bcld thef evening 'noc'i"s' ""' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
MISSOURI.

REJECTION OF THE PROPOSITION TO PAY THE
STATE BONDS IN GOLD.
ST. LOUIS, Feb 9.--ln the House yesterday
the proposition pay the State bonds in gold after July
was rejected by 81 TO 30 The General School law was
amended TO allow over q years OF age ana
owners Of real property TO vote questions affecting inc
raising ~ taxes for school purposes The senate uhhl
lnouslv ma ed the bill for The withdrawal of all the MIS-
s0uf Slate bonds la the National Bank of Commerce oi
New. York, the payment OF all overdue coupons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
LOUISIANA.

THE IMPEACHMENT OF AUDITOR WICKLIFFE-
Tup STATE TREASURER CHARGED WITH
FRAUD.
NEw-ORLEANs, Feb. DIN the Legislature,
today the Registration bill passed the Senate Yeas Is;
Nays, u. The impeachment trial Of State Auditor
Wickhfe commenced this morning; This mornings
UIIeu contains a statement by Judge Cooley charging
STATE Treasurer Dubuclet with derauding the creditors
of the state by dscOunng their warrants and using the
State funds therefor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
TEXAS.

PARTIAL ORGANIZATION OF THE LEGISLATURE
THE TEST OATH REQUIRED BY GEN. REf-
NOLDS.
GALVESTON, Feb. 9.-The Legislature has
been only partially organized Gen. Reynolds required
the test oan part of members of the Legislature
aud appointed temporary officers in both Houses There
were several members who preferred to take time to con-
slider the oath The contested seats mostly those or
Democrats and their have been referred to Gen.
Reynolds.
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KANSAS.


REMOVING INDIANS FROM TIE STATE
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. 0.-Thc Kansas Senate yes
erday passed the House concurrent re'oiui'n' ""'s
for removal OF the Indians from the s'"'o io
,tl, D., f,,,,res. for railroad purposes, with due
rrrura . ttc rights OF settlers aii 10 eo.pV ,,"rsn,
L,i. ts ,rN nr AL stock stolen by them n Van,.t
sas,cd tho Wauss asking Congress 10 aVoo'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 9.

Extending term of Office of the Collector of
Taxes OF Kings County.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Relative TO the improvement OF Bedi0rdave, BioOkyh
BILLS PASSED.
Making appropriations for the maintenance OF canals
I{ls were reported to amend the General Bondlne
Law; 10 facilitate the construction of railroads. also 10
amend the Public Printing act. - IL, 4,
Notice given of bill To provide TOT the erectIoh Vi
an asylum for disabled soldiers
The General Excise Law made the special order
for Tomorrow Immediately after the reading OF bills
Adjourned.