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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11

ERlE RAIlW 4.-lralns Will leave DepOls
IL foot ofChamb,sL and foot Of IrsnTihrdst as follows
Ttronfh BIpres leave Chambersst at a 10 NJ
and Aailyl; leave Twenty hrisL a. 1:t9 n 9i
n sud 6S .. m (dsyl. New and improved DraHingRoom
Coaches vi. The through 10 bunao connecting
with gnlont Sleeping Coaches through to Cee and
and Sleeping Coaches will the 10 train rom
aud the $50 train 10 Rochester Bs8ao
and Cincinnati An sngsnt ha.n leaves daily at SD IN
Jsrrs and nay 4:JO Il "enT tbrst' 'o p
Co EIp. Sgndny excepted eonnssng for WH"eI Mont
somsry GuiIiord Pine IsiaHd and Unouvils.
For add.tOvn and Way 1880 .sny sst 3;is m1
OHsrie aud Whv Ate30 daily (Tweuy o. eva
For Nsvburgh and WAY ats $3.50 aud %D m (I"shha
O. i:&5 A. m :l5 and t:l5 p. M
susrn aud WAY aud Twenty third st. tS ina
s:tS D. mi The.i.r tr-sh,y third a. u nj
PorPaterson Twenty thirist Depot At s;to n
e:I5a NJ las tdalr), 3:43 5:l5 p M aud e;t,
Chambsrr.t Depot st 643 s3 n IL m, $50
D ~. (dalyl. I D. IN 55 D. N. and 6:+5 p. M
For aud WsV from T1cntythrdh Derot 's:f9 "
ll;ss a n Sis 5:i5 p N ana o;t' p "a fIoa
Chambers Depot a. IL M p sls D. n p m sno
Fr P,uont Mon.sv WAY Twsntythids Depot lssts
m 2:.5 D. m. s3.l5 AIS t45 "63 m, anl
midnight From ChAmberst Depot at
m 1890 p n AIS p '63o and Saturdays only IL
TeLs or passage and Apartments DrA-ing Room and Sleeping
and OrdsI for the checking and transfer OF
Baggage left the Compansonces AL sac and s57 Boads
corner hundred aud seniy 6hhss and Third ave. Haen
33s Futoust BrOon DsPO foot OF Chambersst and foot Of
p,pat J,.s, Ctr and the Agents at h. principal hotels
NF'' ''' '' To Pernont only.
wM. r. BARR General Passenger Agent
n Hs,sr S,a.r ndsnt
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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
Il" ROAD.
~ WINTER lRRASGENbgT

~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NOV. a. 1853
Station In HswlOrk Of Twenty ssvnthSk and
Fourth Bnirsnes TwsnivsevsuthI a.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
rrfs Haven and Bridgeport T. (EI) l3o lfls (BI -;
u tkIt 3:t5, $50. $50, and Q (Rr =.
For Milford s,ra'fod Fairfield Southport and Wsport Tso Ill 20
for Norsak 200. $500 (Brl 500 loo "a hls NI sieo
Or 3.l3, $3.50 (Rr $50, ESQ and $500 (Er.l
For Daien. = o. li:30 3:t5, go $50 aud $50
For stanford (EIL ll:30 l23 (EI 2:lb (BI)
3.45. 30 tEIl. AS. $3.50, $3.50. 7:l5, (kI.) D.
For deetreh IL AIS. 1+5 +t $500 eG, T;ls n
For Port Chester and intermediate stations AT ll:Jo M 1
3:t5. <:i5. 5;3a $50 and 7.i5p.
Sunday MAI west, ss'snh s-'iofk ~ ~ n Tor
Boston. --- -.....
Tor Bo'on Va ssPrnSssd, a "a !kI D. .ELl slhr)ha
TOT boston VIA Shore Line l2:l3 tELl, (EIl p.
fsr Hartford aud Springfield "a tEI) 1;l', (srl t"p
For CoIlseleul Rive. RAIoAi EI). i2:l;p ssn,r.
foT Hartford Providence. and F,hhm Rsis,d. CsLhA -, :u
Fer EtuHrss, ,vLoriOa and s,Osngou Railroad at "a u
MS, 3 ep.
FoI Cam, Railroad. 9p m to Sorhanp,Oa and NlHanS
trrgh
For Housatonic Railroad, 8 n, sniJ
For RAsgatuek Railroad. ga NJ tBI
TorD Anbury Noruslk Rafo Sd HIS and $50
With Freight rsn fcm norals 10 Dsnbuy
For Es-Canaaa Railroad nj l2ls $50 a. and on ssisr
coauedou, Sleeping attached 70 train and Drawnf
O ~ JAMES II. HOIT. Superintendent
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
WI pELIWARB LAcKAwASNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

4
co. (LessseG)
and foot Of Chrophsrst
RfhTER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MOsDAI. Nov a. 1852
MAIL TRAIN Denyls with Boont0n Branch
n Dover with Chester Brsueh Waterloo with Sussex K for
With tie D. L. and W. T. r. for Water
Gap sroudbug Crest Bend and all points the Lack
ard Bloomsbury and Delaware and Hudson K Fda
lJ0A 10 LEHiGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at kestrs Morris
Hekettown Washington Phpsbug and Easion
..u Al Pm psbuTs NTH Bel for Beyders ke and a!
with r r. for Bethlehem Aenown haaeh Chunk Aad
4nm KAsToy EXPRESS connect, at Dover with Chester
snd al waterloo With sssser r. H.
and 4:4or to SUMMIT ,nd insstnea,s .t.hons .
$50 : 30 AMI 2 So 54l $40 $40 6:D, ';os
SOUTH ORANGE and gsi9s stailoa.
ll;io a $50 and $50 m, to hohhISAo"N alA ms'H'4"
s"iop r. hoRRIsTowS EXPRESS. .
r., NEWARK .t630 100 $500 $50 1910 H. ll;90 i:
D l.3l 33 3 49, $40, so $40 e;lo $50, 7:t' $500,
SaI BLOOMFIELD and MokTCLAIR at $50 II 3:y.s
.,sglop ~ sCHoCH, Assistant supsrnisndsnt
W p EoIwIr. esn1 Tieks. Agent
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
~ For LONG BRANCH, RED BANK, BKlck s u NAN
Sept a.. 1868. W .. o'SDhE', Sth''A aAna"
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Proposals.

NOTICE TO STONE CONTRACTORS.
~ PROPOSALS for FURNISHING the CITY OF BosrOS with
STONE PAVING BLOCKS
Sealed proposals will received the Once Superintendent
Of Streets C Hall Boston, Mas until March H. I8ij supplying
City With Paving ock dlD.
blceii 10 he Of the following dimensions, vI
With, 81 toA
Length, 6toSn
Depth Z to Q in
All the eges ~ be sharp and fog hight angler a. their
terseetiODs both horizontally aud vertically The DO
spit and free from bunChu or depfessiOns
Proposals ~ state the price thousand blocks delivered tBe
wharf the city South ADD Fast Boston be
by The Superintendent Streets
VI blocks which the pooso will deliver per month daring the
sample Of ID. bloeks-must accompany the PROPOSE
Proposals. ~ he addressed 70 the and Endorsed PIopo
furnishing City Of Boston stone Paving Blocks"
The right reserved 10 REJECT any OF eli prOposslt
GEO. o. CARPENTER.
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Elarbh auS Slatt uantils.

DECORATED Marble Mantels, NanscotinR,
Furniture Tons kc representation 81 all foreign maIe 9n
siSto rch patterns black engraved 10 gold
Co. 25g Broadway; Branch Naeroom ~ tutopf booAyn
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS. - PAN,
IL from $50 ard
Also Stat. every Description plain aud orusmeniaL
Fihh aud Siithivea
MARBLE and MARBLElZED MANTLES.-
WI Iv, hundred NANTES Of the Latest designs on hand liberal d
cunt ,ioyed on all bin, month A. KLABkR l3 and 80
East Eghteeuth.st, Besr Thirdave n. Y
NIARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rlch
vi aud elegsat designs from 50 SIP sl9 ID 10 $3.50 T. D.
STEWART Co. SIth-,y bet Thydfh ard TliTtydIths.
g KLABER & Co.'S MARBLE WORKS, form
y. III 22J W. Fiytrsts-Asfble aud
Mbl,Ied Map Monuments HeAlsones Tiles Wanseong Asc's
de,gus greatly reduced prices
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of NEW-JFRSEY.

n n W
~ Passenger and Freight Depot HsvfO foot Of Liberty eos,
err Rsro,d Valley Railroad and s
direct line 10 Pibargh and the West uiihos san
"sN" ALLENTOWN LIMB TO THE WEST.
saved By this line Chicago Cnan,h
st. Louis, Nc, With but ore change OF cars o.,
silysf P. ace ears through from New.York 10 Chicago
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Connensisg December 20 l86y-LesTs New York a. ioov
ESQ mFor Ls,ton, Bethlehem. Msueh Chuoa W,np'fN
WDksibars HahAnoy Cy Tuekhinnoek TosAnda WaFsJ sS
f:lSL m For fenngton and Phil ipsburg . I'll. uul,.
hn-for FemnEton. Bsson, Inentowa Maasr So.
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster Ephrsia Lti' r''- '
0 Harrisburg Ge -,
2p.n.-For Esston, Allentown he - ,p,-t5...
1902 n-Fo E,ston Allentown. haueh ChaBE ana S'''@"~
m-For Somervile andF lern!ngioa
n-For Somervile .,
spn.-For Bason and intsrusdiats s'sHobA
~ m.-For somerVils
1;l5 p. n.-For Bsston
$50 p n-For Pauteld. .,-...,.,,,.
Tan, ls.x, or R,,b,th 5;i5 b:J 6;30 Il5 sS SUD W
lO.is 40 m 1900 200 2l3 5;l3. $3.50, fiVO, 49, go
73 49, 5:9u. 1890. lli' D. IN
'i'' ''''' WV ''-N' foR THB WEST
ssu-wzrgRv ErPRKg daily (ercept sundr,l' Tor Banos
change 70 ST. Louis Connscs Mans
brx for En and Connects at Somer' for Fleming
ton Connects Sudsburg Water Gap Scranton "a
Coppe At PbiIipsburz Maueb Chunk NHkesbsrre Ne
spm-CIHeIsRAT daily. for Easten Beihshem uea
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, Chicago aud o10nN ss7
Pittsburgh aud Chicago ~ . n.,,, .. .-.,,.,
Sleeping from Jersey City 10 Pbufg eysr
Tl.t. Tor ,he West be obtained the Office Of the CsnH, Kali
road foot Of LbsrysL, ~ u tho Ao House
alhoteh b RICREE, Superintendent
n. r. BALDvIs, Gen fss. bgt
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DROVIDENCE WATER WORKS.


PROVIDENCE WATER WORKS.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
Sealed Pfoposs will be received the fe Of the Beard Of Water
Commissioners eoiss BnHf City Of Protidsnce unt II oeoci
Of TUESDAY the 18th day Of April 1870 for the COHSTRUC.
TION Of RESERVOIR SOCkANOSSET HILL iB CRANSTOE
The Reservoir 10 be frtc poTt Of nearly Triangular about
bousd feet long AID eight hundred And Iy feet VIDE the
and nsstes feet deep With Hi.t and outlet ehinb ssd
osBdp,t
psss nay pd eGtsp ADD form, aud conditions Of
sha propessa Ohse.d The said Com nssss. sh
ssSs$ ! StSSSsSSssSiEa c.-. s:..
}. HERBERT SHEDD. CHEF hseihe.L
rre,idehee. fsb. a. 1870
Ogpca a. AGENCY Houston .Ed Greene sta
Greene ~ Boz isltl Nss roTk CITY March 1870
CEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, will be
- this SAes arl the 5b DAY Of ApT 1870 so
parehsng deliverable at the points where soe the fol
les Rs ID ordnance Niofes. 10 sit:
k.J13 Aft err Coilss
$50 hrllrr; Collars a Roel Island ATsesl Ill
rs Odussce Department the night to reject all bids
sosn,d ssasetoy Tess cash, IN Government unds t,B
ID. he remainder When the papsIy delivered
Thy dsys all he allowed f the removal If the storst
PoPo-s be adsssd the unItgbsd ndosed Propess for
pstrhssng Saddles ssd fp'sTs"
sagPs at tbs AssRe The Aners rsI farther 10
lsfRiNor sFpiJ 20 Tie tBoeTrsBei. = 'HSPiN.
B't. COL L. T. a. ks'eT VI Oiessbss
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SIGISMUND ANDERSON of Careskron
- Sweden will hear Of something 10 lis advantage by Addressing
RIKER. woodsd., Queens County, Long Island.
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5000, J+S %
T, This sam should re added the bonds % the
James River aud kanAsha Co, not yet funded. 2eta
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EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
il UNITED STATRs and BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP CohPANf
REGULAR Mail Steamers sailing the 2jd Of ey mouth;
NORTH AMERICA. Capt 6. b. SLocUH AAeb2a
kERRIMACK. Capt WIsL April 70. -
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt f. L. TisELKPArsH, Msy71
T.se splendid sail schedule tine and cal at ST 1nons
BE and Rio De Jsnso going and returning For
engagements ofheigbt or passage, apply 10
wh. X GARRISON. Agent No. Bovlingsreen. fe..Yorf
IRON CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, via
Il sAVASSAH-TRI.WEEKLY LINK
TIE following will leave CHARLESTON for FLORIDA via
SAVANNAH three times weeb amer arrival Of tie New steam
ships and the North Eastern railroad train;
PILOT BOY, (Iulsnd Roup) every SUNDAY MORNING at
eeoct. 49,. $500,
DICTATOR, every TUESDAY EVENING, at 3 O'clock
CITY POINT FRIDAN EVENING. st8 o'clock
InIoufn be had Of ali Charleston aud Savannah steamship
line Agencies In keN'lQL
J. n. AIKEN a Co.,
Agents al Charleston.
l. J. GUlLMARTIN 4 Co,
8 Savannah.
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Ehe Of the free By Bda any sdiren in the Unite!
lt.tss r.eart Of the prire.
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Total State debt Jsr l. 1870 t+9J11'Is %
The state is also annually liable for 1850 Ieret,Hg
being per cent interest on $4,000 OF od James RIVER
Company stock. ~. o.. - ar. A..
The and sureties owned by the san on the nrs
day of January. $50. follows: -. -.
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A PROPOSED CRYSTAL PilseE.

A Mammoth Concern Nine Acres to be
Erected-New Building for M International
ExhibitiOn-Seven Millions Subscribed AL.
ready.
project is on foot to obtain charter for what
promises to be scheme of more than ordinary mag.
nitude, and several OF our wealthlest men are
movers in the enterprise capital of $1,000, 600
has been raised for the purpose Of constructing
spacious series of buildings IN cen.
trail part Of the city, either on Tomp.
klns or Washington square, and the pro.
jectors are earnest in the object to have the
city possess one Of the finest buildings for the an
preaching International exhibition ever erected In
TINS metropolis It is to contain one the largest and
most commodlous picture galleries In the world and
viii conform for s 'SSpSsss 4SpSss Somewhat to tia. Of
tne Louvre ID PARIS The protectors. among whom is
the mnutla OF detail in plans; but from
ideas advanced at q recent meeting q those
interested 1t is understood that the building viii
run around four sides OF square, leaving the in.
terror for an ornamental garden OF about four acres
TO be laid out with fountains statuary, arbors &C.
sard roof are to be designed after the Louvre ana,
In order to admit as much light as possible, great
eea OF glass IS Sn W pc used especially IN the picture
VIII be devoted. Should much objection
oe made TO giving up one Of the lungs
tine palace Will be erected on Long Island, or per.
haps Staten Island, where some magnificent sites
May De opIalneo Such an Institution is wanted, as
there aIe Few lions In this 0puent city for the ex-
pectant visitor to see After visiting the Central
Park and two or three theatres and hotels New
York, In the phraseOOgy OF tourists may be said TO
be done for the balance OF brick and mortar is lust
the same as every metropolis presents. The object
OF the institution will be to educate the masses up
OF Europe have done much 10 Undue an estheticai
spirit In the lower orders make them more taste
artistic contrast or blending OF colors graceful afl-
tudes and picturesque landscapes, there may yet be
some chance OF altially refining the r0wdy element
In our midst. The galleries or manufactures, arts
and sciences which will occupy the ground floors and
the third and fourth st0rles contain every pro-
duct OF the loom and workshop. These will serve to
give our artizans and inventors, OF whom we have
such uxuridnt crop in this, the great empire of
action, those facilities for instruction now denied
In fact this Industrial Exhibition Building VIII be
composite affair." partaking OF the Louv e. Kensing-
ton Museum and Sydenhan Crystal Palace.
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Steamship ranita freeman, Philaiepha- = Loriiard.
Steamsh'D chesapeake. Bragg. Portlapd-J Amss
etoamsno uiaucue Walden. Boston-W Clvde
Ship Tabor, Ous, Fhouix fsAnds-J w Elywel 4 Co.
Bark phseton (Brl Mulligan LondoD-A Lindsay.
Bros Co.
Bark Ibis, Crabtree, Tarrarone- -Tupper Beattie.
Dwight 4 Co.
Brig Flora (Br, Laprele Lsghorn- Henry, Do Cordova
Co.
Brig John Kendall lBr,, Jans: Kingston, Ja--a Buev.
Brig James Miller, Thomas, Matanzas-Mier Iloughton
Brig Hy Trowbrdge, Leighton, Fcrnandina-J II Win
chester.
schr Demng, Cook St Martins and dsavanila-Hoadley
Emo 4 Co.
Co.
schr Cock (Br), Nickerson, Baracoa Weinberg,
schr Clara jenkins (Br. Rice, Halifax; Ns-P Nevus
Sons
Echr James Young, Wilson, Alexandra-S Loud 4 Co.
Bchr @ Lyon, Lyon, Batmore-Baker Dayton.
schr Porto Plata, montgomery, Machias-Eggerts Helm
len.
Steamer W Garrett, Mclaughlin, Baltimore.
Steamer Black Diamond Meredith, wilmington, PEI.
Steamer Biddle, McCue, Philadelphia Hand
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OGce
Desiiaofion.
paRT OF NEW YORK, APRIL Ii, 1870.
CLEARED,

Steamship Aeppo d'r, Brown, Liverpool via Queens.
Steamship The Queen Br Thompson, LIvorpoo--NatlOna
Steamship Bremen (NGA Leist, Bremen via sou.hamp.
ton-Oelrichs 4 Co.
Steamship Missouri, Edwards, Havana-Atlantc Mall
steamship Go.
Steamship Fah-Kee, Steele, Hamilton (Bermuda)-J
Harvev.
Steamship Il Livingston, Chseseman, ssvannah-Lving.
Steamship Tennessee, Chchester CharlesonH Morgan
q Go.
Steamship Saratoga, Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Od Dominion steaniship Co.
The New York herald., 1870-04-15
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY. April Il, 1870.

ALBANY. April II, 1910.
BILLS PASSED.
MT. MURPHY moved to amend the Brooklyn City
Court OIL BY fixing the salaries OF judges at $5 900
ayear. carried, and the bill passed.
Relative 10 the Erie county Coroners.
Relative to the Brooklyn Fire Department
RAILWAY BILLS.
Mr. GENET moved to make the Arcade Railway
phi special order Immediately after the third read.
ing OF bills. Carried, Il to 4, ''"N'
MI. TWEED moved TO make the Pneumatic Tube
Dill q special order for the same time. Carried,
. . REP0RTa.
Mr.. MURPHY reported adversely on the bill rela
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tive 70 public schools in Brooklyn. Agreed to- and

Wv i've to to public schools In Brooklyn Agreed to, and
lyn; to amend the charter OF Elmira; also to I'M
prove Union avenue, Brooklyn.
~ Mr. aena tns oswego sM cnarder Td
missloners to remove distractions In the canal.
ply Ar; LoHD-Approprlating money for tunnslIlng
By Mr., 9. F. NoRroN-For the enlargement OF
BY Mr. scorr-To facilitate the construction Of the
e. by Mr.. GRAHAM-To incorporate the Citizens
Savings Bank OF Poughkeepsle; amending the
charter OF the Abingdon Square Savings Bank; also
the Lockport Savings Bank bi
ELECTION OF REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY.
Tne Senate proceeded TO vote for candidate for
regent OF the University
-Four democratic Senators being absent the first
call resulted III no chOice:-
For Oswald Ottendorfer. Observation-Disclosures. IA
For Francis Leiber. IA
After much amusement. created by the efforts to
nunt up aDsentees, the second call resulted in vote
OF sixteen for Ottendorfer and fourteen for eiber.
The Senate then proceeded to the Assembly to
compare nominations
NOTARIES PUBLIC
Mr.: M. NORTON introduced bill increasing the
number ofnotaries public, giving two hundred and
district OF the State. Read third time and passed.
THE MAP or NEW YORK.
Mr.. GENET introduced q bill altering the map OF
New York.
ARCADE RAILWAY BILL.
Ihe Senate went into committee on the Arcade
Mr.. CREAMER opposed the bill at great length and
moved TO strike out the first section.
MIR. GENET opposed the motion and 1t was lost
Sundry amendments were proposed by Messrs.
MURPHY, TWEED aud BRADLEY, all OF whom opposed
the BILL but they were lost.
Progress was finally reported.
Mr.. CREAMER moved to recommit the bill, with
Instructions to strike out the enacting clause Lost.
The following Is the vOte:-
YEAs--Messrs Creamer, M. Norton and Tweed-a
NAys-Messrs Banks, Blood, Bowen, Bradley, Brand,
Chapman, Elwood Genet, Graham, Hubbard. Kennedy,
Lewis MINER Morgan q. +. Norlon Scott, Wnsow, Wood
and Woodin-l9
Mr.. NJ. NORTON moved to recommit with instruc-
t0ns to amend, by the Insertion OF amendment to-
put up the franchise at auction. Lost, s to Is.
Tue bill was then ordered to third reading Is to
s, and at five O'Clock the Senate adjourned
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SAILED.

Steamships Aeppo for Liverpool; The Queen, do; Brs
mem Bremen &c; Missouri Havana; Fab kee Bermuda; i;
Livingston, savannah Tennessee, Charestop Saratoga
Richmond, &c; Fans, Philadelphia,
Wind at sunset wSw, light
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HIP PIN G. N E w s.
Almanac for New York This Day.

Sun rises...... 8 % Moon riscs. eve -
Sun sets. ...... 6 80 High water. morn SO
- 80.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTH OF APRIL.
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shipping Notes.
The seamshp City Of London Captain Tbbitts Of the In
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-24

FATAL ACCIDENT-The engineer of
the passenger train on the Central Rail-
road going north from st. Adams, We'd
nesday morning discovered the mutilated
remains of man near Tullar's crossing.
He had evidently, in an intoxicated con-
dition, fallen or laid down upon the track
and five freight trains may have passed
over him. He seemed to have been about
forty years of age, large and heavy,
dark brown hair, full bearded, slightly
grey. On his arm was tatotoed the name
Hulda Lampman and the figure of a heart
between the two names, and underneath,
L. L. or L. j, and the rude outline of a
female He had on two pairs of overalls,
no shirt or coat. A pair OF mittens was
in the pocket of his overalls. His remains
were afterwards identified as being those
of Frenchman by the name of Campbell
of Buffers Island, returning from Canada,
was expected by his sons awaiting him at
the depot at st. Albans. They recognized
him by the cap and other marks. He
"ves family of four or five children.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-24
The New Quartermasfer General
Hon. w. w. Lyndc.

we take with pleasure the following
notice of theme Quartermaster General,
Hon. WIN. w. Lynde, which recently az
peared in the st. Albans Messenger:
Editor 81. Adams Messenger Since the
late election of Quartermaster General
have heard several persons ask, who is
Capt Lynde? The answer usually is, that
he has been member of the House three
or four years, and is now Senator from
Windham county. But L should like TO
state what sort of a Quartermaster he was,
while in the army. In January 1868 his
regiment was destitute of Quartermas-
ter, and he (although Captainl was tenn
porarily detailed for that duty. An ex-
pedition was planned by the brigade COM
mander in which there was TO be some
fighting, and when after two days march,
the brigade got near the enemy, Captain
Lynde proposed to take command of bis
company, but this being objected 10 by
his 1st Lieutenant unless he was relieved
from his detail by a written order, the
Captain was obliged to remain as Quarter
master. On the 18th inst, the regiment
being detached from the brigade, and
under command of Col. Stephen Thomas,
performed as brilliant a little feat of arms
as was performed by any regiment during
the war, charging on superior force OF
rebels, entrenched in line of rifle pits,
over forty in number, utterly routing
them, and taking so or 60 prisoners, and
a large number of arms. Then it was that
Capt. Lynde violated all the rules of
military propriety and custom that usu-
ally govern Qusrtermasters, by being
constantly in the very front of the fight
and taking an active and intrepid part
during the whole action, and the danger
ous and trying movements that succeeded
il. Otherwise, the Captain made Quar-
termaster. His men always regarded him
with affection and esteem, and he enjoyed
in high degree the respect and con-
fdence of his superiors in rank.
SOLDIER.
The following additional testimonial
we clip from the Brattleboro Record and
Farmer:
Capt. Lyde is possessed of great ability
as business man, and we have no doubt
will discharge the duties of bis new office
with credit to himself and profit to the
State.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-24
On motion to dismiss the bill to amend
he act defining who shall be voters in
own meetipps-ayes 151, nays 54

On motion to dismiss the bill to amend
the act defining who shall be voters in
town meetings-ayes 151, nays 54.
On the amendment to the bill, to enable
certain towns to aid in the construction oi
the Weathersfield and Claremont Railroad
limiting the interest on their bonds al
six per cent-ayes 107, nays 6S.
On the motion to dismiss the bill te
amend the existing laws relating to the
sale of estates of deceased persons-ayes
112, nays 80.
BILLS APPROVED AND SIGNED BY THE
GOVERNOR.
| An act in amendment of section 26, ol
chapter 30, of the general statutes, re.
lating to the time of holding the County
Courts in the County of Essex.
| An act in amendment of an act, to es.
tablish the North Bennington Graded
School District.
| An act to extend the time of com.
mencing the construction and for the
completion of the Weatherfeld and Clare.
mont Railroad.
An act to change the name of Caroline
P. Cumming, and constitute her heir-at.
law of Frederick T. Bridgeman.
An act changing the name of Harriet
N. Wheeler, to Harriet N. Davis.
| An act in amendment of section SO, o,
chapter %, of the general statutes, re
lating to railroads.