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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE .ALBANr, Jan. l3 1870.
The Senate cOncurred in the House resOlu-
uon to adjourn till Wednesday next
NOTICED.
Amending the New-York and Brooklyn Wharf acts
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Providing means to extend the ChenangO Canal; TO In
corporate the National Homeopathic University Of tho
city OF Ncw-NOrk: amending the acts extending the
jurisdiction Of the SurrOgae's Court; preventing the
Clerks Of the SurrOgates Court practcng attorneys
&c special guardians In such Court; authorizing
the North American Life Insurance Company To issue
scrip To policy holders; amending the revised statutes
relative To the Clerks OF New-YOrk District Courts
amending tho act relative 10 preferred in the Su
preme Courts and the Court Of Appeals passed April s.
1860; relative 10 the Westchester County Court.
Mr. LORD Offered the following resolution, which was
laid over:
Ed the Isscb'y ooncpr That the principal Of
the state debt contracted before th 2Jl II February 8l ami which
not hed by The Controller he Commissioners o. the Canal Funi 10
trust be paid the become dl gold and at the
chase from of gold shall lie necessary
10 enable bin o comply this resolution.
A new standing Committee, known the Committee
on the Affairs OF Villages, ordered.
The Senate then went into Executive session for half
an hour, the question OF appointing Canal Appraiser
in place OF Mr., Brooks
on rcsumiug the legislative session the Senate went
into Committee tho bl allowing the Common Council
Of Albany issue bonds for public improvements After
slight amendment the bll reported TO the Senate,
and ordered 10 "A third reading.
Dir. CHANEERLAIN gave notice OF bill for rebuild
Ing Washington alarket, IN Ncw-Gork city
Mr.. VI. NORTON reported bill amending the Metro
pOitah Excise Law Adjourned to Wednesday next
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nnNfRSIIC MARKETS

E,wORtyaSs I3Cotton quiet at 24d24c for aidlugs
II bales 4Se7 bales exports Yesterday, -
,I todar liverpool III bales 70 Iiy ot0 bales; 70 Bar
ceora 25 Providence 1903 bales Foar % 5I!Or5 8t
,y m zee d frm PRIME t2 So Pork duh at - g5 Bacon "a
I6.al7tc Hans 2Jc. Lard. lalaGl8lc sggar-Pnme llIG
I,e Moa.es-Prme, CO I69c NLisky, 99c pl Coffee ~
changed Cold i2 sterling Exchange, ISIS Ss"io ssh Ef
change. 1 per ceut discount -. ,-.,,-
o1,c Flour QUIET Superfne $685. 31 EI - 6d - S on-
Fancy, 80 39Si 50 Wheat dal,
Eo Sprpg 9ldgr Fall +0 I'll Os3 No Rel Fa. 81 tD
n l5 Choice Faaey. l 206 S 35 terp hrneri feos zoe
@,sd sacked 5!d74c. white 57G0 Oats quiet a ~
sacked Baney qlet Choice Spring e u.s. No Fh 81 81 NO
Fall 81 80. Rye fun al 16aiIc tr Tnue Mssy un'rra a.
aIqac Provision, iu PORK s2 90 Dry Sttd Meats qiet ~
lie Tor Shouders l5c ior Clear sides lsroaob91g @ a. @
~ SLou.r,; l6 for Clear Rib sides; ,6c hr Clear sides La
uominaly 5ic l6lc for cuce scale Aate scar
Al S4f T5 r Fair Good; @jG % ~ Tor Prnr 20 Oie
e,.isr Al 48a Good BstrL Eecrgts flour ~ OO,,
Wheat bah Corn COW 6asai o's s'oo 5-sA bAisy ~
buAb ..tu.- ,,,Syi. Oor
having Flour uuchsn. hhea. dnii ar les aelsei s.-s"i No
.ttg8i-; No Of ic the aferrpcn ff active a. 't
Jsuuary sc seller February Corn lnlSi - b3Nctc et @
Ifbt., iill and notius ~ Sld5l1c P"t otAnN so''e
- IS Ion ca.h seller FebIHIg Lii tlj A. Sl eA'A a."
Fcbruar ~ ns quiet, iirkl~ ilmraly lt' 1etH !,
Dry sai.e ulisIs, l Rough slider, l2ci 'tln ~ IL
I3(c io,s ssser anl 3c lowers s-e, - a. cnn
iIeg fi rrr sud 95asc ahs At 80 ga td % h
mon % Is r KStra 10 Choice CS.iis 80 & az, 81 1i
- IS Tor ,on Covsi s3 2 q - y ~ ~ " -
Sbp,is Steer. krcepD5 CO., bbl@ FoaI -o1No e,s S,
h1h ,'om Il hfsi Osts lBp bash Barley H's" 'NP
bn.h wheat bush. Core, 3Ni hogs
Ir.Itts Xy Jan i1-CoT0n, saet, ~ hal,si hs S9.
E, .ts,ar AZ - Rei al o. wine ~ ~ N"t9 uaef
:, ,qsasr O sOFtlG 9oc Tobacco bih sa's 81 alS-
lsf a.dSlt Provisions stondyi Ntss f.rs ~a ssou
-Sags Jis Cs.f Rio sides lae .i'A'Slss ' Da1 N'A''
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p.vY-W,nesi,y morning JAM 2 LYDIA Davy widow Of wL
liam Dav, Of Sorscl Buliaui agel 81 yesrs.
~ Ea Fyr gsts Relatives aal friend, family ia,.e
attend without further notice
HERTZEOn THURSDAY morning Jan l3 william Hori1s In the i1A
Tie og sSd friend. Of the family ar respectfully Invited attend
hs funeral Johns Church. Nackst, SATURDAY m0runk
tie lJ.h inst, at 10 O'Clock.
H0LLy-On wsuesa Jan r. OF perrpaermoli, Ellen Luilo-.
wife Of Oscar $ HOLY 10 ne o,'1 yra o. peg W age
C. Hewlett respectfully invited 20 attend ber funeral fom hsr -
re,ieae No 20 fthst near Seoouia'e on Aoll Tie ih
Connections and Missouri papers please copy
NGOLDSBY-Oa TUESDAY afternoon, jan H. FeI IugobT. sgl "
nj. i>ui. and those ofhe family invited to attend biz fns
from bis late residence % " esi Fog'rltlt n ,ialI mS' =
Sr,eet. where solemn rslm mass vi" be olei up iof 'A'
rcross Of bis soul
I3Ep,y-op THURSDAY Jan I3 Frederick Edmund sou Of James
aud Louisa jordan, 1ged mnath' llt u DAYS . -, ,,
from the residence M p,rcsn ~ DeansL Boyu On Saturday
the 18th lusi., az ) clock m
KISGSLEY-Oa wuesy Ih r Susan Tlbt, vii, Of Saihsa
The relatives Of he family respectfully invited to atisad
uer late residence No. Sd No', hoo-e On Frip
I4h o'clock Her remains will be taken 10 Albany Tor inter-
LAcEYn Brooklyn 90 "Wednesday l2h Frederick Lacs, sgd
The relatives and friends othe family invited to ,'t-n th ianerd
from residence, No. % EvEseus Saturday al oeoca
LsyGLEY-op Wednesday Jan r. EIrar K Langley aged q
lis remains will tlkea % Treros. Nias, for iurfheat
MArrHEw-Ou wednesday, the 18th met, tbs city. JOhn Mae
The rei5ss Sad fais Of The n7 Invited attend The aer,i
bis late residence foot Of Bas Seysahast, a. oeoe "a
Sa;upiiy the lJ.l lust
MORIATY Greenwich Conn morning the loh INST Mr
Thomas Moray. 10 the aith year Of her agr.
NJ Sltura7 18Th Carriages will be- Do waiting o. tue Greco
depot tie arrival Of the IRAN which viii leave Ne'ioE -
Boston salem and Taunion. Mass pagers please oovN
TODDOn wednesday night scarlet fever ANITA j. daughter %
Charles H. aud NJ Fannie Told, aged ea' ana mou'as ,,
inst. at O'Clock from No - West rTeaty-nin'hst
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La COTFRTH or EEW. YORK.
BALL AT THE ACADEMY or MUsIC-BRTLLIANT
ASsEMBLAGE.

BALL AT THE ACADEMY or MUsIC-BRILLIANT
ASsEMBLAGE.
The Hotel Clerks of this city, under the
technical name OF La COere, held their second annual
reception or masquerade ball. at the Academy OF Music
last evening There about 1000 people present,
among the most prominent OF whom, and tho most
notably dressed, Mrs l.. @. Tillotson, Mrs H. T.
Tomlinson Of bridgeport, Conn, Major j. " Knapp and
wife Of Auburn, n. Y, Miss Fannie Baker from
Jersey City, Miss Martle Manwarmg. Mrs. Bel and
the Misses Brand Of Kentucky. MI and Mrs. Fields
Of Malden Mr. Courtney and family OF this city Cen
Easement OF Ohio Gen Frank Bal'; Justices Barnard
and Bedford Recorder Hackcu &c There were 80 couples
present from Ia COterie OF Philadelphia. and 10 from
la COmare. The Circle Francasi De RIlarmOnie W0s
also represented The costumes furnished by
and the decorations 10y Timoney. The ball opened with
an overture by Grahua during which the grand abcau&
presented THIS succeeded by the grand march,
which led by committee Of %. and performed by
the combined orchestra and military bands.
Over hundred costumes were exhibited In the
grand march, and the spectacle Of picturesque
beauty. AS the evening progressed, lew couples
arrived, and at u O'Clock the floor hTOnged with the
gay dancers, in many-cOOred costumes and tnseled
pendants. Monks chatted Familiarity with brgands
pretty pages smiled at kings and the Chiuanan walked
arm in with his cOlabOrer OF the Green Isle The
entire appointments Of the Coere excellent and
under the efficient management OF Mr. A. X. BOan, the
Director, 1t may be pronounced decided success.
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THE BOSTON BOARD OF TRADE.
sECRETARYs REPoRT-sPECIAL COMMITTEE on
SHIPPING.

sECRETARY'S REPORT-sPECIAL COMMITTEE on
SHIPPING.
At the annual meeting of the Boston Board
of Trade held on Wednesday, long report from the
Secretary was read In regard to the establishment Of
American steamship lines on the ocean, moderate sub
sidy policy is recommended. 1t is understood, the
writer says that If such policy is adopted by Congress
fine claims and advantages Of Boston Will be duly
acknowledged" He thinks that II the duties on mate
rial are removed, in some way compensated Tor we
may reasonably expect gradual revival Or OF IN; T.
dustry in our shpyards and machine shops,
ON This subject "A special committee, appointed
by the Boston Board 10 represent the shipping
Interest before the committee OF Congress, recently
made report, which has been published The Commit
Tee agreed that before the war; heiAmercan trans
Atlantic steamship interests could not compete Win
those OF Europe, although In sailing vessels We were ~
successfnl competition with all nations Our Govern
ment aided the British Government III suDsidzlng BRUSH
lines by giving them postal contracts. so long as
England subsidies her steamship lines America must uo
as much for her mechanics. This course is also heces
ary on account the dependence OF the navy upon
large commercial marine Inc support Oh our
ntrest not needed for the sake OF capital Du LOT hs
sake OF keeping class Of educated sealaeh ana sAet
mecbaIies in the country. The Committee thihK lhat
Inc subject now begins TO interest the laW-lhaKeIs
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TENNESSEE.
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.


NASHVILLE, Jan. 13.-The Constitutional Con-
yention was to-day again engaged in the introduction
and reading propositions to amend the state Consttu
ton. Among those offered to-day the following
To prohibit the further Of State banks to punish
members Of secret political societies. 70 elect judicial
and county officers practicable after the ratf
cation Of the Constitution to submit colorcd suffrage to-
vote of the people as an Independent proposition
adopting the system of rira voting at elections linn
ing the power the Legislature TO remit penalties and
pay claims; providing that the public debt shall never
exceed five per ccntm of the taxable wealth Of the state
and until the debt is reduced 20 that point that the Leg
isature shall have power TO appropriate money eX'
cept to pay existing liabilities and the ordinary expenses
Of the Government; and comforting the power Of ap-
pointing Secretary Of the Governor subject to
ratification by the Senate
section adopted against the reception OF any pc
ttion or other communication speaking disrespectfuy
of the Federal Government. lIhs was suggest
ed by reason letter from member Of the Convention
Of 1865 speaking dlSrcspcctiu Of the Government OF me
United States which the Convention permitted to DO
Teal.l .-----
The Committee on the Bill OF Rights reported the same
rs asccrtdncd IN the present Constitution, with amend
ment3 declaring that elections shall be free ana equal
that 10 voter shall be deprived Ot his right OF suffrage
except by proof OF law against test oatbi prohibiting
slavery or involuntary serytudc and the enactmcu1 Ot
laws recognizing property in man. The report vas or
dercd to be printed.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Jan. ia bill was introduced
in the Senate prevent the overlooking OF conveyances
and several petitions signed by thousands Of the citizens
of Philadelphia, were also introduced in both Houses
praying passage OF law to prevent more than 80
persons riding in street at one time The seat
Of Senator Flnday Democrat IA to be contested by the
friends Of Scul and the Senate has agreed to draw
committee next Tuesday, bill was reported In the
Senate allowing husband and wife 10 testify IN divorce
cases The House refused by vote Of IS to So to tako
mn the Senate bill increasing the salary OF the Governor
from s. 900 $1,000 bill was introduced calling upon
he PENNSYLVANIA members OF Congress not 20 favor
REDUCTION OF the tariff any kind Of iron. The House
experenced another sensation today in the presentation
by member OF preamble and resolutions TO the elect
that threats instant death had been made Tor the pur
nose of influencing the Of members for state Treas
urer and calling for the appointment OF committee 10
investigate the facts and report fOrthwth the paper
closing with the words that the dignity Of the House
NAV be maintained" committee was appointed 70 IN
yestigate the matter. When all the special committees
that have been appointed other matters have reported
some unusual developments on political subjects may DO
expected Both Houses have adjourned 10 Tuesday the
Inauguration day.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14

Patromen Doyle and Lawlor on Tuesday
evening found bales OF cotton valued nt soIS IN
Some the bales marked " A. A. r. a. l66, o. N R.,
and others +. Bros. Milford Ct" As none OF those
Connected with the warehouse would acknowledge any
ownership IN the cotton, 1t sent to the Property
Clerk at Psce Headquarters.
The following changes have been made in
the Appraisers of the POr. Department. Mr. VIM. ii.
Townley private secretary Of the Appraiser has been
promoted TO the position OF Examiner at salary OF
81 500 year. vice Mr. o. NJ. Olden resigned Mr.. r. Sar
gent has appointed Examiner al $1,000 year. vice
Horace Ayeril removed Mr. John T. Walton. appointed
Examiner at salary OF s25OO. vice Edward Rawson re-
moved; Mr. Wm. 5. HOyt. appointed Examiner at $500,
vice Samuel h. Tuck removed; Mr. John 5. Slzer. aD-
pointed Examiner at $1,000 year, vice W. S. Hoy pro
inoted; Mr. NJ WOleOtt, appointed Examiner ut S25OO
a wear vice Col Buchia deceased Mr.Wm. b. HOyt ap-
pointed clerk at vice W. II. Townley removed, and
Mr. E. NJ sheldon 10 succeed VIM. b. Hoyt.
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rnE WHISKY sEIzuREs-RIGHT or sEARcH.

THE WHISKY sEIZUREs-RIGHT OF SEARCH.
Exception having been taken by counsel to
the right OF United States Commissioner to issue, under
the internal laws searchwarrants directing the
seizure Of and papers, Commissioner Osborn has
decided that under the internal revenue laws, when
search warrants issued, they must be general IN their
scope and not specifically direct the seizure Of books and
papcr The search warrants mentioned are those sucd
Tor tho seizure OF books and papers relating To alleged
whisky frauds in the Thirty second Collection District
Judge James who represents the Commissioner OF IN
crnal Revenue i, with some assistants making an eN-
animation Of the books seized, and the probabilities are
that in very short the merchants viii be enabled
TO resume business, have an opportunity Ia pay the
penalty Ui violation OF the internal revenue laws.
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sbouid.rs ia Clear Rfh sides tic Csw sides Isle Hans
Sugar Cured cAnvasei 20j d2lc Whsky doll at 9jc
CHciSSATi, Jan 3-Fonr unchanged. Wheat unehnsed
Corn du and dropping, fnBc Oats unchanged Rye duh a.
Od52 Barley bomnaly unchanged With nothing doing Cots
quiet sod steady 2 for Mdong Tobacco rm sales @ hhds
Slb gd bn o. WHISKY g3c. Live Hogs dali At 80
80 IS Dressed Hogs so S0ti receipts, 500 head Grees
Nests du al Sic for Shoadei lie for Sdesi 0fe for ass
Lard du Stesa. 5e Kettle 6ic Bus Meats du Of 0l6lle
for Shoulders 3idic for Clear BIB sides i d for Clear ssss hs
Otse wfeu packed Pork 80
SO 30: lOO bb sold the inside Exchange hnE
hAVANNAB. Ca. Jan. 1toon hrn; 2SI balesi eh
ports 1908 bales; sales, so bales; Niddlngs Z4c
WILMINGTON " c. Jan i3Sputs uDestiue dun ard lover AZ
40c ROsn dull 81 S74GS 81 f1r Ssine Crude Taentiss
steady. Tar STEADY At 81 IS. Cotton inactive
NORFOLK Va Jan. l3Colion closed ql'st; LeT MnE TtS
23c receipts 9a bslesi srposcoast'e 90 bales sales 100 bales
AUGUSTA Ca jan laCottn sinner ans scTei sales ttt
bales receipts go bales; MdlIng. 2jlOllfs.
CHAKLKroN c. uacbangsdi sales 40 bales,
hGllug ~. 02i.c 5Jl be erpeeOastss Jl3 04A
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prRLIC LEDGER ALMANAC.

Mr. George w. Childs, proprietor of The
Phadeipha Ledger has issued very handsome Almanac
for 1870 Of Sc pages 1t contains in addition to much mat
ter interesting to PhadePhan the OF the princi
pal Executive Officers OF the United States from the
Revolution to the present time list of the regning Mon
archs of the world Members OF Congress- Schedule Of
Stamp Duties Weights and Measures Of the g. Rates Of
Postage Useful Family Receipts Language OF Flowers
&C., &c Eighty thousand copies have been printed for
distribution to Ledger subscribers.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14
LOCAL POLITICS.
THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB-ELECTION OF OFF
GERS.

THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB-ELECTION OF OFF,
GERS.
At the annual meeting of the Union League
Club last evening, the following ticket was elected:
ss..dss5.sWism Cullen Br,.u George G,-o cyu, w
reS william 4 Booth William T. Bolgett Thomas Van Bnrsn
A,I,ndeI Stewart Peter Cooper William h0PpH Charles B'''r'
"stfG ssefstaTrJ li ri I.usioa Ward
iIeutye ComnieeLe Grand Cannon Salem r. Vale, John
neu Aew Richard Butler Charlie, Deno9. Charles Jnd.o9
Herr, Cews Adrian n John r. Kensei1 Ki"ad m Townsend
CoImittte on Adnny Psndon Hoet Albou Man Par.
Handy wH H. Maxwell Nathaniel r Bailey IN IL b's@Ah'
O9as - ~ % C. Hawkins Benamn Con, Sin.
clair Tousey George Butler Robert Bliss, Henry Within James T.
fI,r, Commee-Peer McNarn David q. Frnnc Henry D.
sedgwck Mcmillan jeremiah Loihrop Joseph b. 'Hnum
'VBS ms. on AG.Ogs P Putnam CO,e worthlugon
wlttredg John Ward, Samuel p A'eJ George A bAAsr
Aados~Wlam A. Budd, Charlie, Nebabr. Ed"ard DAWSON
An opposition ticket was run. including ibe names nam OF
many Of the above gentlemen, ana IeoeNou aoou' ono
third Of the total number OF votes cast
DISAPPOINTED DEMOCRATS-RAILRoAD ENTER
PRISE.
To IN. Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Democrats Of Wayne County have
been sadly disappointed They expected TO have secured
their County Judge for the next year The Judiciary
ARTICLE of the Constitution they claimed legsatured the
Republlcan candidate out. and left vacancy In the
aBce On he lat OF January, which the Governor would
AN nptl the next election McLOuth, the Democratic
rapddae for the Office went 20 Albany lately, and sub
nttted the question the Democratic AtorneyGeneral
and Indge Allen. They decided that Norton the Repub
csn caddate was duly elected Judge for at least four
Year. from tine lst Of January II not for s1 years ana
ihat there was no vacancy for John j. Holman To NIL
TJr G,is Times a most excellent Republican sheet, con
cludes the account by saying tha hlr norton Is III lui
and undlsputed possession OF the ofce' , 49,
Meetings are being held in Obid, Seneca fas ana on
Wvcrv 10 odus Bay in furtborance OF the enterprise
Ciyde, Wayne o., ". T.. Jan. TO- 1870. H. ~ D.
The Twelfth Assembly District Union lie.
iiir,n AssocafIon hed its irst meeting for the ycaI
ist MINT al No n Avenue ID. Mr.. John Dukethe newly
eierted Chairman Of the Association presided. and
,eturued thanks for his reelection. Mr. samuGl hOubs
,yas srcretary Twenty new members were admitted
aud the meeting ADJOURNED The Executive Commtte,
then had shOrt session, aud elceteu nahuei VI ,ioko
Si,ai,r,an ana ID Jennings Secretary. motion wa
Ia ,rJ cIrrleu Authnflzng tho transfer VI the tuus
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hIceis I5by...''''' ''1'1
rhe following additional changes have been reported

d. R. Locke, better known to the religious
community Gf Kentucky the Rev. Petroleum v Nasby
OF The Toledo Blade, is town. on vacation OF few
days In the midst Of his lecturing season.
Chicago has a fine sensational story to the
effect that Bishop Duggan is not insane, but has been
splrted away and ncarcerated for life in some secret
place There is no mystery however about the Bishops
case He is in the hospital at ST. Louis and he
s OF sound mind 1t ought be easy enough to get him
out.
Senator Carpenter has had pleasant adven-
ture with The Mlicdittee Sentinel The Senator made
speech on Cuba The Sentinel, mised by meager and
imperfect elegraphc report distorted his statements
and then attacked them; thereupon the Senator re-
ouesed the editor act OF justice TO publish the
speech as It was delivered, and offered to bear any ex
pense that might be incurred. The speech was accord
ngIy published and the Senator has snce received bill
Of S3O7 20.
Asa Packer Of Pennsylvania Is at the Astor
Horse z= Mannel Il. Garcia, Argentine Minister a'
Wasbington and Capt CarannR OF the Argentine Legt
tion are at the Westminster Hotel == Gen IllnI0h ~
~ Louis Cen Easement OF ono, tho ltOt W: ~
Ely OF Binghamton. the Hon. h. Q. kilham OF Oh9ida
John S. Eldrdge and ID. N. Stanton OF Boston, hohs
Campbell OF Baltimore, and John McOrdw OF NndCa &c
ar mo Tifth Avenue Hotel --= The Hon. l. +. y fos
Ter of and the Hon. ID. W Oooeh 0i Masaa
cLusctts are at the Brey0ort House. - capt iulto
and cant Kemmis Of the British Army, are at the ~
Nicholas Hotel ==sG Gen. II. III. hristOw anu zen d l.
Cro1ton Of Kentntky, are at the EVertt hoso, ,
Can't Hutton and Lieut. hynuo Ot TIE BRUSH N"'o' @'0
al tho 81. James Hotel
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BARRRTT-HUTCHINGS-Atth Murray HH Bapts. Church 90
Tbur.iy Jan ~ bg he A. Pamiy D. D. ~ Jsrey City,
clarence r. Barrett of staten daughter Of lie
Wm D. HutckiBgs, esq. of this city. No cars.
FORBUS-LINES-On Wci1es Jan H. - the residence ~ he
BRIDE. parbts D. Nprttrup. Horace For5ush
Adelaide Lines. both Of tbs city No cards.
HoPF-DUSENBERY-On wednesIav Jss r. Ceuirevls.
by the Rev A. NJ Harms Charles r. Hops " Ida daughter " Dr. o.
c. DusehbeTy
RAWORTMILLBg-O wednesday jan u =, The residence cfhs
brides parents ly the Rev d. Charn, EtFsi " RaEoth ~
Chicago Mary b., eldest daughter Of James Miller esq oiths
city.
RIBY-LORDOH THURSDAY Jan l3 1870 =, os-Te " j. ~ Rs,
H. William H. Riley u Nes lurk 90 Loust W Lord
George W Lor formerly Of Philadelphia Ns
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bergen Jan y h7 The Rev G D. W.
Rriruln Joseph r. Rolr.au % Rev. Nm iousoa.
and IS Augusta e., dhu.uier u l. }. Bnlgmau.
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. ALYOBD stated that the Speaker Of the
In the opinion Of his phy siCaus retarded by his anxiety
concerning the sessions Uf the House. lie therefore
moved that when tho House adjOurus today II adjourn
TIL "Wednesday next Agreed to-
The annual reports Of the state Engineer and OF the
Superintendent Of the OnOndagO Salt Springs also. the
report OF the Trustees OF the Willard Insane Asylum
also. OF the state luchrate Asylum.
Mr.. LAWRENCE presented the memorial OF the New
York Prison Association for change in the Penltcntary
system.
Bills INTRODUCED.
Relative to the American Baptist Missionary Union;
changing tue name Of the Knox Railway Company;
amending the act relative 20 laying out roads IN Kings
County; relative 20 NrwIOrk and Brooklyn ferries, ana
preserve human fe regulating the Use Of New.1 ork
hackney coaches chagteng the Trustees or the PrOes
Episcopal Church Of Long Island; relative TO New
York City and County elections amending the Saratoga
Spring Water Law; also for Town Hall at Saratoga
Springs changing the Of the Ithaca and IOWana a
Railroad: chaItcrug the Excelsior Manufacturing Com
pany: also amend the New York city steam Boiler In
specton Act also amending the Game and Fsh Preser
yation Act; securing religions freedom to cOnycts pro
hibtiug the cutting Of Ice within quarter OF mile oi
any public highway.
Nh. NJ. C. MURPHY moved that the Railroad Commit
report bll TO prevent the Hudson River Railroad
Company from running steam or dummy engines south
Of Caual-st, NcwlUrk, II deemed cNpedient Agreed TO-
Mr.. BAMBER moved that the Judiciary Committee re-
port bill regulating the sale Of kerosene OIL Agreed to-
Mr. FIELD by consent reported from the JUDICIARY Com
mttee the b for the relief Oi theMechancs Association
Mr.. HUESrED moved that gold badge, to cost not
over 500 he procured for the SergeantatArus us The
badge by former Sergeant lost Referred u
the Commute Expenditures.
Adjourned TO Wednesday next.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-14

Tho Second Anniversary of the La Sale Catho-
lie Association was held last night al StelnWay lall
Every scat ip the house filed The Grafton Ihree
Pages OF American History delivered by JOhn hIlehe
Grady was well received and the OratiOn Oi D. u tiio
Ian on The Clergy OF America showed that the student
l.d preplred his theme With The remaining Husl
cal and other ESSAYS showed study and ambition iho
La sale Association publishes monthly InAgaznH
which has now good crculatOu-