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!, s''iss .o az su, G% 1Ss p. e :ss
sicisn A. 4. tending . lunatic, insane person. Sc,
70 report - this Board. who may permit ths
S% Of the Or me Soa
AK the salaries. +. penalties for all Violations
OF me act are very great. unan,ro,,. co,.... -
reconsider ana amend as .,ncurrenf resoiutlon
passed last night for amendment D. the constitution.
me s sr@ d a Se s Teson az Suf e
peals 70 three years. The JUICES werc anxIels that
Il should 90 extended but one year. Harpending
The General Insurance bill proposed by Miller was
passed, 20 to4.
Tie Claim Bilis-Discussisu ON Thsn la the
Senate-The viaduct Rairrsad Bill Become
Law-Other Bills Signed BY the Governor.
ALBANY, MIDNIGHT, April s, 1871.
THOSE OUTRAGEOUS CLAIM BILLS,
which the honest members OF the lower House wcro
unable to choke down last week. came up for dis
cussion In the Senate tonight Hardenburgh at
tempted In vasA to kali several or them. Referring
TO the claim OF Greene Sleeve, he denounced the
promiscuous system by which Q contractor, on
taking contract ata ruinous price, did 80 with the
view Of making hts pro0s In tho long run by means
OF olaina bill. He also went for toe practice Of
making the State general insurer inthe matter Of
accidents to canal bostss ana cargoes, and charac
terized other caims for damage to properly through
the neglecs Of State agents as opening tho
door for endless robberles Of the treasury.
He closed BY empnatcalIy protesting against
the ENTERTAINMENT Of any claims Of tho
kind woodin and Kennedy argued In favor
Of two OF the bals that were discussed. The Saun-
ders claim was adopted BY the following VOTE
which shows pretty we'll the standing OF the mem
bers as to the other clznns:-
YEAs-Banks, Bowen Bradley, Brsnd,. CsnIdwel,
Dreamer, Harpendng, Husband, ennedy. Lord hioar.
o. T. norton, Pierce Scott Tweed, Tinslcw Woodn-T.
touy Parker sanford, Thnysr Wood-9
TIE seven democrats who voted for these claims'
ought to be remembered hereafter. Lord, the demo-
craU Lord OF the Assembly, seems to take great
deal OF interest I'm the claim business. He was very
was eDefgesically employed IN drumming zap vOtes
for the bills N the senate during tlhe dlscusson TO-
night or course ~ has I'm eye fcr the peoples
welfare SOLELY
The fact became knpwn tonight that the Governor
had signed
THE vrApunc RAILROAD BILL,
and grand scaznperian for New York BY ths Arcade
and other rapid transit s'hemes at once TOOK place
by the late trans. The VI aduct folks are very JUDI
ant and Harry Genet Ee<s sixteen feet taller since
be heard the newA
the Governor has also stgned the bill No. 2e3,c0n-
200, incorporating CIairm0lt Lovary OF New
York city; No. 292. reiaaingr to the Police
Court House In che Thhd yut1cia district
or New York cay; No. ga, to extend
powers Of Boards Of Supervisors or fSew york ana
Kings county, and AsseInbyma1 Cocks bill TO pre-
vent accident at acr0batic exhibitions.
The bill amending the New York election laws
passed the Senate; also the bill aboash the 0ncs
)f Canal Superintendent.
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peci.Ity.-Gentiemen,s SILK Hats, "a.
Broadway styles nj about half broadway pric
q. U. ID. HAT COMPANY. i2Co rlandt street.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25f Broadway, corner MUIR ny street.
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A.-The Most Tasty Hat for Go utlemcu,s
wear manufactured and sold by ESPENCHJ ED, l8 Mas
.troot
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A.-For n STYLISH and Elcgan Hat, nc
popular prices 90 70 DoUGAN, l Nassa corner Of Ana
street.
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Royal Havana Lottery-E rIxes Dashed. In.
formation furnished. J: y. MARTINEZ a CO..
no. ~ W all stpeet, New YORK. ross Office <nx l,b36
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A.-On Exhibition Mt X. A. J brooks New
store and Twenty ninth street, styles Boots
and shoes for ladies, gents, boys and child en-.
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steam Pleasure Yacsv !, for Ten pcrsou..
built for s7o0. INGERsoLLs loaf Bazaar i5e south Al
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Luxurious Flowing Hsir.-.Ch ,,nicaI AuaJy-
pig s., hrs satisfied he anxious world " CHEvALiERs
stnce Known restore hair sof liz failing AMI in
crease It's growth. Sold by all druggisA
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The Republican Earty In Gettjns sowe
hard knocks Just present. tho democr Ats are getting
KNOTS HATS In paymenS for election bets or the Two The
;, sb a., ssS yss sre ss, beat s
Kne. Hat Allows VA. for kisSi" Brosdwsy. oofnss
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Gicnham Hotel,
between Twenty first ard twenty second streets,

(sicnham H0fe's
ISL, 1i3 and 1s5, NTH avenne,
between Twenty first ard Twenty second Streets
York.
This hotel has been thoroughly and rcfurpb "a
elegant and for thsrs 40
guests The house Ia conducted tho EurD AN
pan and effort will be spared to maks pleasantly ONE
residing the cy,cs ran
The attention. Of the public Nv in.
vNsu 70 the nestama wnicn mas oesn uu1n w
MODERN style anu povueu WIN ever YhuR tnat os Id add
70 tno oom,'rt o ~ H.s.ous Wn'yL essIu ~
lno scae OF prices 'urscu oen ,or noos anu "
ere rnooerate ana no euoi. VIII oa spsrea W entire
ssusiacson W ~ WV ,AJ -, ~ ~ -fonAse.
nhDh"i ~. ehANh y ~ .opretor.
Iuimehsc Succoss o. inc AuysSt4 Gold
Jewelfv IN .Dls county vac nrss nvtirs entirely
suneu sno ~ juss ~ giant desgns
sseryopuy Psesseui Oyer 9.v woi.n spN sorekeepers
Duy " py a,e aolen we vii son.inue W oil the
uohar pA IN order 70 propey the public.
AID siNlAN ooLD JEW sfik ( COMPANY,
OIL brosaWay, opposNe rips IS Theatre
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A. A, Hayes, wi. H., State A. sayer or Mas
sachusetts. pronopnces HALLS S1CI LIAM HAIR RH
NEW efficient for clear of tho
head promoting growth and restorir original coor
OF the hair when 1t has become Uny.
Announcement.
0entemsn's 80 SIX Hat for 81
Success prog esson.
81 Hat liz
We offer regular 3S Hat for ST..
This Ii progressk
The times demand H.
Gentlemen expes I Il.
We willdotk IL
Rctyenchment economy, activity getting
princples 10 the order OF the day.
Examine c0mps re, buy.
WhRNOQx zoo, 5f9 Broadway.
Bows Youths Hats grea, variety prces
A.-Scotch- SrendinaviaI, Excursion will only
about S25 monthly tickets hot1kbh, health rest and
pleasure Included
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Diamonds, Watches aud Jov,eIry Cor SaIe-s>
BY GEO C. ALLEN, 5i3 Broads~y, tr ss Nishols
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WelIneian, - adder g. Co., United States
Vine Hsreaoussy. Broad street Fine wisss v~y isWi
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n. Picard has Issued the following circular to
Prefeots:-'sThe insurgents have decisive check.
Our troops have captured the redoubt at Chation,
with 1000 prisoners Flourens and Duval are dead,
and Henry Is q prisoner. Twenty-Five Of the Com
munists have resigned, and NJ Assy has been Inn
pris0ned by his own followers. The government is
happy to inform you Of this condition OF affairs,
which It has expected
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Bachelors Hair Dyo-specs.p as Usual.
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Fnstcr HATS for Gentlemen at Dunlap IA
CO.'S, ia Fifth avenue and go Broadway.
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ACCOUNTS FROM
SAILLES.
YER
tElEsaAms 10 the NEW YORK HERALD.

M. Picard's Circular-The Insurgents Check
ed-victory Mt Chatillon-The Communist
Leaders Reslgniug.
LONDON, April s, 1871.
Advices from Versailles contain the following in
teltgence, which forward for the Information Of
tho HERATD.-
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s-.~ eriitlcd "An act 20 the rights OF citi
sens az tne United States 10 vote In the several
states OF the rn,on, and for other purposes" the
Joni resolution 10 extend the benefit Of the act es-
tahlSalnr national zsylums for disabled volunteers
a. the disabled soldiers OF the war Of 1917 and the
Mexican var: an act 10 provide for the better secu
riy % life on board vessels propelled IN whole or IN
part by steam. aud Tor o'her purposes. The Presi-
dent also approved between thirty and forty bills
granting peaslons Tor the relief OF individuals
The New Prus.lau Minister.
The probable successor OF Baron Cerslt AZ Minister
of the German empire 20 Washington win he Baron
Anionia Nognos son a. wealthy Berlin banker
Ne was here In a diplomatic capacity In 1851 aud
was subsequently rrussian Minister 10 Mexico.
Nomination. Cssfrssed.
The senate, In executive session. to-day con-
rrmei the following nominations:-
Henry ID. Cooke. of Georgetown, ID. G., TO be GOV
ernor OF the District Of Coiunhia; Jerome H. Brig
ham. Appraiser OF Merchandise at milwaukee,;
James N wsoiwars, collector OF Customs at Kan.
Sas Ilty; Robert VI. healey. United states Marshal
for the southern DgstTict OF Alabama: James ii.
oegesaa tinted states Marshal iof the District OF
Rhode Island Israel Howell. Postmaster al lren'
H. Professor VI the French Language al the Military
Academy.
Personal.
Judge ncar. OF the JOINT n igh Commission, ar
rived here 10 night
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rear or NEW yoaK. rEBarARY ss, 1871.
CLEARED.

kssAsshp vnso Buckley. savannah nurrny. Ferris A
s,ssn.hlp James Aassr, lockwood charis.,On-H
s...s.nag fsnrss. poans. Wilmington. Sc-LOrIiard
s.ssmsslp ciyas. Parker norfolk. CITY Poin. and
stesnshir tssae ns nsk ernsn Norfolk civ Point and
hiehnsna -of oonlnion ssssns.hip 40.
ssssnsh'f kssaAio frsssnan, Philadelphia Loriiiard
s,~amshlr ulsacus. wsldsn Bcssan--H W Whitney.
rhn torslhf snsaes. fytee Ga-snow Burgess
Mar. funemis Nor. Areaa.<n. Falmouth Punch,
ssft Laasig taeish. khaassn Answsrp-Funch. Edye a
hsrs Jenny NJ. nsnr,ca Rotterdam y schwcon.
hafh N'e~ne tN"h fessr.on, copenhagen-funch, Edye
nars BsrE.mss,sr xrien CsG). KRISTEN. Constantine.
nars caris, JAYNE. :, crolr-P Hanford sco
nars frindsss.s Alexandra tpsnh vlrdAr 81 croix-
s.rs May Parker. Holloway. san Fr.nc,.co-Georre
BarE Lssy A siesslA coan, Baltimore -Alau.ic Mail
sris Victoria (Sorl. Laasassk. -Faneh Edys
Brg Hemrsek MOI. Bran, London -Funeh, Edye AGO
bris Diana mo-, hchAolis, 1ihraitsf-f punch. Edye
Brig Mercedes tBrl. mn. cienfaegos- Fowler A Jova.
BrigJ foliedo, DYER, NAtsnxss-hfler a H0ushton.
Brig Reaper Doane Harrington, NJ Boyd hlneken.
Big Richardson, Leighton, bAtlmore-w Wonder
schr Staples. corn, psms-arn-F Talbot Co
sehr Annie Martha Mclaughlin 81 John, Mp Nevius
sehr Sea DOG, Allen, Brunswick. oa-smpson. ciapp
Co.
sear Conservative. Sterling. Wilmington Sc-Jouas smith
schr Ricardo Jova, Little Ph,ladeipaia-E Evans Bah
Co.
schr John ID oriaHn Could. sasm-R W Ropes Co.
Schr Evelyn. Burger, Stamford.
Schr Dart. Williams stamford
Barge Loyas Gayle, saybrook u Ganlier, Jr.
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ACCIDENT TO THE MAYOR OF BROOKLYN.

Mayor Kalbneisch, Of Brooklyn, has been confined
10 bed since Monday evening last, suffering from q
compound fracture Of three Of his ribs. His condl
tion is rather precarious. On Sunday last, while
taking bath at his residence in the Eighteenth
ward, his feet slipped from under him and he fell
heavily against the edge OF the iron bathtub sus-
tanning the injuries stated. He did seek surgical
aid, however, until Monday evening last, when,
having attended 10 his usual official duties at the
his family physcian Mr. Ralene,scb @ IL IN Sis
slxty-seventh year and much anxiety for his re-
c0very IS felt by his friends. Alderman Bergen,
President Of the Common Council, Will fill the
vacant chair OF the chief magistrate Of Brooklyn
during the absence OF the MavoT.
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DINNERS AND DIPLOMACY.
Heavy Feeding Among the High
Joint Commissioners.
Hoas, Beef ard Plum Pudding piplomacy in
washirg;on-visito Of the British Menbersto
Ars Grants Rsceptisn-rhs Festive
Beard Settling All DifRculticS Be-
tween England and America

WASHINGTON. Feb IS 1871.
Iha afternoon Ear De Grey. Professor Bernard
ana lord Tenferden, accompanied by Sir Edward
and Lady rhornisn ana the son OF secretary Fish,
called on Mrs. Grant during her reception at the
white House ana renamed about half an hour.
II " understood that the President win invite the
Hgh Commissioners 70 . dinner on some day next
week. .-..sss 4
dinner 10 the members Of the High Coinmis-
sion and lev myiteJ guests There were
present an the American ommlssioners--Enmely.
Secretary Fish, Justice Nelson Senator Williams.
General scnenck and ex-Attorney General Hoar,
whs arrived IN Washington on the evening train
or the British Commissioners Sir Edward Thornton,
Earl de Gray and SIR Montague Bernard were pre-
sent with vecount Goderch, son OF Earl Dc Gray;
Lord Tenierden. Secretary OF the British commis-
sion; Edward creamer and Hon L. +. Poer Trench,
Second Secretary OF the British Legation; vice Pre-
sident Colfax Speaker Blaine J. c. Bancroft Davis,
Assistant Secretary Of State. General sherman SEN
aior Patterson and Mrs. Thornton competed the so
cial party.
Tomorrow evening Secretary Fish VIII entertain
the Commissioners al his residence, when Sir John
A. Macdonald and lady are expected 10 attend, as
they are 10 arrive here tomorrow morning.
on Thursday evening the British commissioners
will give dinner to all the members OF the Com
mission, Sir stafford Northcote beng due here on
that day. and another dinner viii be given at their
residence on saturday evening OF this week.
Next week the Earl de Gray has given directions
for three grand banquets at his residence, when II
is understood, thai some OF prominent officials
and their wives viii be invited
The New York herald., 1871-03-01
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LorpoN MONEY MARKRT-LoNDoN, Feb $3.50 r.
M-Consos closed AT 9s for bot0 money and the account
American United States fvetwenty bonds
lt6s slS; 1885, old eb 1867, 9ok tenfortes, Ss Erie
Railway shares ~; Illinois Central, losA Atlantic and
Great Western, S04.
FRAsxroRT BouRsE.-FRANxroRT, Feb @-Uned
hveweny bonds quoted at 96 for the issue OF
1s69
LIyTRrooL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPoOL. Feb. 28-
l:yO r. closed aul easier at the
following quotations ;Middng uplands 7xd 7Asd. mid
ding nd I'D. The OF the have footed
up ib bsies including 1000 for export and speculation.
kass OF cotton shipping shipped At New Orleans Feb
rusry or March made nj Tad for middlinR.
LIvrRrooL BREADeTUrFe MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Feb.
gs-I r. M-wheat lis. lid. per GENITAL for California
white The receipts Of wheat the three days have
quarters OF which 20,OQ0 American Corn,
sss per quarter for Oats s. 3d. &c. 3D. bushe
The market 10 hrm. =
LIvREPooL PEopucE MARKHT.-LIvERPooL, Feb. %
t.so r. M.-sprs turpenna, y7s. Cd 8Ss. per cwt Re-
Gned petroleum, l74d. per gallon
LospoS Pnopucr MkRKrT.-LoNDoS, Feb. $3.50 r.
Asps petroleum, l4d. 15d gallon, Tallow AS 3D.
per iurpe ntne S6e od. IDS Sd per cwt Ca
culta .insced 62s
The New York herald., 1871-03-01
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

A general order from the Navy Department pro-
vides that officers ordered to vessel preparing for
a foreign cruise who shall have received advance
and shall have been detained beyond the time
covered in the advance shall have the same checked
against them by the paymaster, but may, upon
proper application receive an additional advance at
the discretion Of the Secretary Of the Navy.
Lieutenant Commander Henry Glass mas been de-
tached from the command OF the Nyack and ordered
TO duty in the Asiatic fleet. Lieutenant Commander
g. II. Craven has been detached from the Nyack and
placed on waiting orders. Lieutenants 5. r. Baker
and NJ. b. Field, Enstgns E. p. Wood, Passed AS
sistant Surgeon 8. +. Shaw. Assistant Paymasier A.
J. Greeley and First Assistant Engineer A. s. Green
return home.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

The annual ball OF the Charles G. Cornell Associa-
tion OF last evening at Irving Hall and proved
10 be most decided success. The room was neatly
decorated and portrait Of the genial guest hung at
the end OF the room surrounded by Of glittering
,ets The company present was such as might 90
honor to any man. Counsellor Harnett and his bril-
liant wife; Mr.. +. Kearney OF the broad shoulders
the quietest man IN New York. J" with his lively lady;
the gay ana gallant County Clerk Loew; Mr. John
Kelly, the best-naIured man in town; the irrepres
sble, ndefatigable Bassord and hosts OF others OF
the same sort, "chased the golden hours with flying
feet" and made this reunion OF the Comedians wor
thy Of being remembered.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Wisconsin win leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails Tor Europe VIII close at the Post once at
ten O'Clock A. NJ.
THs SEw YORK HEaALp--EdItion for Europe
win he ready at halfpast eight O'Clock In the
morning.
single copies In wrappers fer mailing. six cents.
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ANOTHER p.HGfR.Us 0sgs clEsN
OxaiIc Acid Given for sridl,tx Pewd.

Pauline Deiareux, young married French lady
who resides al No. 30 West FOURTH stree, entered
the drug store Of Henry iiuni No " Amity place,
corner OF Wooster street. last night ans asked
powuer, and was served with the same
quantity OF oxalic acid by Adrian Palestine, youth
seventeen years OF age. Hunt was In the store at
the dme. Mrs. Dclarcux went home aud put the
acid III a glass OF water preparatory 70 taking il
when her attention was called by friend who wac
present 10 the thick sediment which at once accu-
inuated VI the bottom Of the glass. she only tsok
one swallow Of II. but ina. amount came yery near
killing her. Both Hunt and the hoy who gave Out
tne acid were arrested ana locked ~
The New York herald., 1871-03-01
TElEGRApHIc NEWS ITEMS.

half square, between Frenchman. Roman, Union and
Derbgny streets, New Oreans, was burned last night
Loss $4,000.
O. W. Homers 4 Sons satinet mill, at Mason Mass,
destroyed by IRE yesterday morning Loss $4,000.
overton Fpper OF Nashville Tenn, committed suicide
Saturday by taking morphine.
boy, In ST. Louis named Charles 8. Gava died Mon
day night through the unskfu Of remedies for the
too thacL
The New York herald., 1871-03-01
ONO ITEMS.

Heavy Verdict Against a Distiller-The Hamil.
a~,- ton opera House Lottery.
-,.s.,. III '.s.-s.-, CINCINNATI Feb. 2s, 1871.
In the suit of the United States against f6e Hus-
ton distlery, Dayton, verdict OF forfeiture was
rendered to-day. 1t is an old case. The govern
ment viii realize about $4,000. The jury was
unanimous in the opinion that fraud was practised.
motion was made for new trial. 81 Az 7Ssss,
Dispatches from Hamilton state that both the
Opera House and the $4,000 prize were drawn by
tickets unsold although It is claimed that both were
In the wheel.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01
- II W - .
GERMAN PEACE CELEBRATION.

SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. 2s, 1871.
The German citizens Of this city this evening had
a grand celebration in honor Of the conclusion Of
peace and the great victory Of Germany In the late
war. Thousands OF torches were in the triumphal
procession and during the day. in almost every part
OF the city, noated the cOors OF Germany and the
United States. 1t was the grandest and most sue
cessful demonstration ever attempted in this city.
This Is the first extensive JOlicat In this country
over the happy ending Of the war.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01
RAILROAD ACC lDsNT,

A Train on the Pan Handle Road or the
Track-Two Sleeping Cars Burned-Two
Men Injured.
PITTsBURG, Feb. Zs, 1871.
The fast line train on the Panhandle Railroad,
going West, ran OF the track near Mansneld, Pa,
this morning, overturning one car, which, with two
sleeping cars, took fire and burned
But one passenger-James Cassidy-was injured,
and he had his face slightly cut George Lowe,
brakeman, was injured, but not seriously. The
passengers lost but little property in the burning
The New York herald., 1871-03-01
ElgE N TESTY-eIGHIH SHEET.

The wall factory OF David Harrington, No. 525
and 527 West Thirty eighth street, was damaged by
fire last night 10 the extent OF $500 and stock TO the
amount OF 81 300 was destroyed; no insurance. The
fire also damaged tie stable Of Noah A. CLds 10 the
amount Of $5vC.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01
NEW YORK CITY.

the following record WIN snow the changes In the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours In CON-
parson with the corresponding day OF last year. As
indicated by the thermometer at Hndnuts Phar.
macy, aRRALD Building, corner Of Ann street
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SAILED.

Steamships Trojan, London Assyra, Glasgow Virgo
savannah Jas Adger Charleston; VIM Clyde, Richmond
&c; Regulator Philadelphia bark Il Hobrook, Havana
brig Smith, Cadiz; schr J Staples, Demarsra.
Wind at stnset, Sw, light.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

City Chamberlain Bradley has paid into the City
Treasury, for the month OF February, as interest
upon the city and county moneys IN his custody,
the sum OF 81. 94O and this amount, added to pre-
viOus deposits OF similar character, makes total
of $ll4,377 which now stands credited 10 this ac.
The New York herald., 1871-03-01
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BELOW.

Bark Union (of Archat NS) Foucere Is days from Old
Harbor, Ja with ogwood, Hatton Watson (by pilot
boat Charlotte Webb No D..
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

Professor J. A. Murdoch, late OF ST. Malachis Col
lege, Belfast Is to lecture In Cooper Institute fr
day evening next on .The Paciacaton OF Munster
General Thomas +. Burke Will preside, and the
other Irish political exes are expected 10 be pre-
The New York herald., 1871-03-01

meeting OF the New York Society OF Practical
Engineering VIII be held this wv ednesday) evening,
in the Cooper Institute The subjects for considera
tion are:-"Steam on City Streets,n "Steam Plough
ing as Practised in England and the compound
Steam Engine as Applied In the United States
Navv