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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-02
NEW YORK.

The Bank Stafement-Governmen Strong
state Bonds Dull and Heavy-Specie.
Shipments Yesterday Events of the
Week in Wall street.
New YORK, July l, Evening.-The fol-
lowing is the bank statement: Loans in
creased 81, 225, 900; specie increased $2,500,-
600; deposits increased S4,750,000; legal
tenders decreased trifie.
Money closed easy at 203. Gold closed
at 1l3A. Governments strong; little bust
ness; Mays and Novembers advanced y a
"a. State bonds dull and heavy; Tennessees
7l34, new Tila; Virginias Ga, new y; Lou
isianas 60, new g. levee skies 20; eights
sc: Alabamas l02; fves So; Georgias 81;
sevens 80; North Carolinas 46, new 2619; /;
South Carolinas ex-dividend rs, new So.
Specie shipments to-day were nearly
$2.0OO,OOO, besides 81 500. 900 in transit from
Vera Cruz.
Arrived: Ocean Queen.
The events of the week in Wall street
were the dullness and depression in the
stock markets during the first two days
with partial recovery toward the close,
and the advance in gold owing to increased
shipments. Specie shipments for the week
$4,973,00O, including Sl,25O,O0O IN transit
from Mexico.
Gold opened at and has remained steady
at l130 ll3ls all morning. This afternoon
sold up to 1888; closed 1874. Skies of 1881,
lis; fve-twenties LA; 1864, 1874; of 1865,
ll3S; new, 1928; of 1867, l12l9; of 1863.
1928; ten-forties, Ill.
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A CONTRAST.

All Carrollton was iubilant last night.
The newly erected gas lamps shone out in
their brightness. Dan Hickoks hospitable
hotel was ablaze with light long row of
street lamps glimmered down the avenue
for nearly mile, while the shops, stores,
coffeehOuses, ETC., were all aglOw with
cheerfulness. The only exception to this
recognition of a great local Improvement
was the Carrollton railroad depot. Faith
full to the fogy instinc cts of its managers, it
remained in the dark gloom of sinking oil
lamps, and showed stronger than words
can express the utter want of iberality
and public spirit of the directory, with
a capital stock of $S000OO, and business
enough to pay handsome dividends upon
even that outrageous issue of stock, be-
sides paying it's president more than any
business man would be willing to give him.
The close -fsted old fossils who control the
road can not afford to introduce gas into
their depot. We hope Colonel Case will
hurry up his suit, and get possession of the
franchise in the name of the United States,
SO that live men may control, in the in
terests of the public, this great road. 1t is
now but little better than nuisance from
Canal street to Carrollton.
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CUBA.

The Surrendered Cannao Officers-Oyer-
lures for Surrender-yalmaseda for
Ssntiago-The Spanish Party and Porto
Rico Elections.
HAVANA, July Among the surrendered
Cannao officers are Nicholas Elvy and
Oswald Adau, MelchOn and Joseph E.
Boinall, Felandro and Bias Rodrigues,
Augustin and POrfrio Silva, Alfred Be-
tancourt and Augustin Cocio.
The two brothers Adau were captured by
General Agramonte
1t is reported Generals Mamal, Agra
monte, Parro, and Josesito Rodriguez, have
made overtures for surrender. .-
Valmaseda leaves for Santiago de Cuba
to-day.
The Spanish party Is making strenuous
efforts to carry the Porto Rico elections.
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First Day-I2:3O r. Nj.
pENING ADDRESS BY JOHN J. FINNEY.

At the conclusion of which the following sports
will commence.
O. Grand Goose Race on the New canal. Two gal
liant teams TO he entered by the Association.
Race open to all outside entries; team to be at
least four geese driven in a tub. Prize. to any
one first reaching the winning po t. TO be the
tubs and geese entered by the Association.
Fencing Exercises. Prize pair of foils to the
best fencer.
A. wrestling Exercises. Prize silver medal.
s Horse Race, to saddle; dash of one mile, for
pIiyate horses only. Prize, silver goblet
6 Mule R zee, double team to floats one mile; to
ga together, if not more than three entries.
Prize, set of harness.
Z Foot Race, open to all, three hundred yards,
three hurdles of thu Zee feet each. Prize, silver
medal.
g. Base Ball Match between two of our leading
clubs-Lone Stars Crescents. Prize, silver
mounted water bucket and ladle, or hfty dol
lars. Commence at p.
g. Throwing Base Ball; to a bona fde member of
apy base ball club throwing regulation ball
the greatest distance Prize, a gold badge.
10 Various other sports during the day.
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B Y TIE L E GRAPH .
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
THE MONTHLY DEBT STATEMENT
SEVEN MILLIONS DECREASE
NOMINATIONS IN SAN FRANCISCO
SEWARD AT CONSTANTINOPLE
WASHINGTON.

Georgia Internal Revenue Collector Re-
signed Collector Warmers Bondsmen-
Debt Statement-Seven Millions De-
crease-Gold and Currency in Treasury.
WASHINGTON, July Joseph w. Cliff has
resigned the collectOrship of internal reve-
nue. of the first Georgia district. The office.
is vacant.
Collector Warner. of Mobile, has for his
bondsmen General Sherman and Ex-senator
Cattell, of New Jersey. His commission
was issued to-day.
The debt statement shows decrease of
over $7,000.000.
Gold in the Treasury, s96,5O0,OOO; cur
rency, So, 800 900.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
MAMMOTH CAVE

The route to this greatest Natural Wonder
of the World is via the Louisville and Nashville
railroad to Glasgow Junction or Cave City,
thence, by easy stages seven miles through
the finest mountain scenery. Mammoth Cave
Hotel, newly fitted and furnished throughout,
every kind, splendid Dancing Hall, Billiards, Gro
auet Target Practice. Base Ball, Ten Pins, etc;
walk of the Hotel First class Band during the en-
tire season Purest atmosphere and most lnylgor-
ating climate on the Continent. Temperature III the
region of the Cave always ffty-nine degrees sui
phur water of any required strength recently DIS.
covered in the Cave and always on hand. Direct
telegraphic communication in the HOTEL Inc very
hest summer resort in America
Passengers leaving New Orleans on the morning
trains arrive at the Cave at the best time to stop
over for a rest and visit to the Cave, and can
resume their journey without material loss OF
D. L. GRAVES,
o. Pronrietnr.
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MADRID.
Ambassador TO Paris-Reduciug Expenses.
The Prim Assassination.

MADRID, July lit is reported on credi-
BILE authority that Olozago has been ap-
pointed ambassador to Paris, and Rivero-
will succeed to his portfolio.
In the lower branch of the Cortes today
Moret stated that he would favor reduc-
ton of expenditures for the coming fiscal
year to 2,400, 100000 reals. 1t is believed
that Moret will triumph over his opponents
and remain IN office.
The Chamber decided to prosecute the.
trial of a deputy as an accomplice in the
plot to assassinate Prim.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS

Counterfeiters Arrested-Petition for Re-
moval of Postmaster Smith, Federal
Officers Deny Signing It-Arrest of Me-
ridfan Express Observation-Disclosures
in CaliforniR-The Striking Miners
Stage RObbed-Death of an Old Cali
fOrnian-Columbia Flood Subsided-A
Massachusetts Murderer-FemaIe JUS
tices of the Peace Not C0nstitutio nal
Cotton Burned at Salem-The Beer
Question in Boston.
JANEsvILLE, Wis, July l.-Counterfeiter
Lotta, Sherman, Robinson and Vaughn
"a ayrrNUED ON NIGHrH PAQA1
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Second Day-12 M.

/. PONY Race to saddle, half mile dash. Prize,
handsome riding whip.
q Mule Race TO saddle, mile dash. Prize, pair OF
spurs.
g. Pigeon Shooting from trap, one shot. Prize.
handsome game bag, awarded 10 the one kill
ing most birds and nearest the trap.
T. Buggy Race, for family horses only, one mile
dash. Prize, handsome foot rug.
s. Jus ping, running one jump. three trials Prize,
meerse haum pine.
g. Jumping. standing; three trials. Prize, meer-
schaum pipe.
Z. Foot race, running backward, lOo yards frlZe,
handsome cane.
g. Target Shooting, three shots, with rites Prize,
hand some powder flask
g. WheelbarrOw Rare, blindfolded dash of fifty
Yards. Prize, pair of opera glasses.
o. Foot Ball Match, for all persons outside OF the
association. Prize, a keg of Lager beer.
Various other sports during the day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-02
VIENNA.
idly Relas

Passage of the Budget-FriendIy Rela-
tions.
VIENNA, July 1.-The Austrian delega-
tion passed the budget Count Won Beust
made a speech in the Reichsrath to-day to
the effect that the relations of the empire
with all foreign powers we're friendly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-02

PIANOS FOR THREE HUNDRED AND TEN
DoLLARs.-Such is the extremely low price
at which Mr.. Werlein, ON Baronne street,
between Union and Perdido streets, sells
his pianos-instrumentse equal to any in the
market. We advise our lady friends who
wish to purchase piano which would give
perfect satisfaction to 60 and look st Mr.,
Werlein's
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WANTED.

xxraNTED-ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN,
w women and children afflicted with the follow
ing diseases: Dyspepsia diarrhea, bilious and
other fevers general debility, nervousness low
spirits etc; to be cured by the celebrated fey-
Glands Bitters. Price, 81 a bottle.
an30 Su We Fr ly
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BERLIN.

Brilliant Triumphal Entry of HanOveriRn
Troops.
BERLIN, July 1.-The Hanoverian troops
made brilliant triumphal entry into this
city to-day. A dispatch was received from
the Emperor William, regretting his alb
Sence.
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ROME.

All the Italian Ministers a Rome Other
Representatives.
ROME, July AL the Italian ministers
have arrived in Rome, and have been in
stalled in their ministries.
The representatives of Portugal, Greece,
Brazil Switzerland and Bavaria have az
rived. Other ambassadors are expected to-
morrow.
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BASE BALL.

Athletics and Kekiongas at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July |. The Athletics. of
this city, this afternoon defeated the Keki-
ongas, of Fort Wayne, by score of 90 to 3.
The Athletics earned i've runs, and the
KekiOnpas two.
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CONSTANTINOPLE.

William III. Seward at COns.antinople.
CONsTANTINoPLE, July l.-Hon. William
H. Seward is here. The grand vizier is
seriously indisposed.
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Third Day-I2 M.-Address by +. McGiein.


l. Slow Mule Race, mile dash; ole TO ride ex-
cept those making entries, and none to ride
his own entry. Prize, handsome saddle TO Last
mule in.
O. Grand Boar Hunt. Prize, the creased object
of the chase to the one who catches and holds
g. Grand Newsboys' Race, for all bona fde news
bows, quarter mile dash Prize sult OF
. clothes.
the Second Louisiana Brigade, having force
of at least thirty six members. Prize, silk
United States flag.
two hundred pounds and over. Prize gold
badge
a pair OF gold speetacles.
Z. Foot Ball Match between members OF the as
sociaton OF any two branches ehteIing EN- pt TON
United States silk flag.
g. Horse Race for buggies, for all entries dash Of
one mile. Prize, carriage whip.
g. Foot Race, quaI termie dash Prize, a pair OF
70. Grand Jig Dance Match. Prize, pair of
H. Grand Hornpipe Dance Match. Prize, hand
some pair of sGppers.
u Other sports during the day.
Entries for races etc, open to all where not
otherwise provided No prize awarded unless con
tested for by at least two entries. Entries for
races can be made and tickets pI ocured OF Thomas
Rice lA Carondtlet street; at offices of John Nc
Caffrey CO.. corner of POydras and Fulton; Philip
McCabe, 100 Camp street; William Kernaghan, II
Camp street. Daniel Malone, TattersalPs Exchange;
John ONeie, No. / Annunciation street; Miles FIRE.
ret Planters Hotel, opposite Depot of jackson
Railroad; P. Bradley. corner Elysian Fields and
Front Levee; NJ. J. Sheehan, Magazine street, op-
posite Magazine Market Michael McCue, St
Thomas. between Race aud Orange streets; Michael
Monahan, corner of EratO and Camp streets.
Dancing on the grand stand will commence each
evening at four O'Clock.
An efficient police force will be on the grounds
TO preserve order
Tickets Fifty Cents The committee reserving
L right OF refusing admission to any ticket holder
u etrrnng the price thereof.
s,ies and children free. JyZ
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ADJUSTMENTS,

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PRoGRAMME
ENCAMPMENT
First Regiment Louisiana Volunteer
Infantry,
AT THE
METAIRIE RACE COURSE,
On July 2, B and A,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THEIR REGIMENTAL FUND.
Sunday-First Day.
Grand Base Ball Match between the
LEES AND SOUTHERNS,
At31sP NJ.
Foot Race of One Hundred Yards, open to all
Prize: Silver Medl,
At 6N P. NJ.
Dress Parade and Review.
MOnday-Sec0nd Day
Grand Base Ball Match between the
EXCELSIORS AND PELICANS,
At 81 M
For Amateur Races see Programme below.
Tuesday-Third Day-F0urth of July.
TARGET SHOOTING,
by each company, at ten o'clock in the morning.
GRAND BASE BALL MATCH
BETWEEN THE CRESCENTS AND LONE STARS,
at halfpast three o'clock in the evening.
For Amateur Races, see programme below.
GRAND PARADE AND REVIEW
of the entire Second Brigade, in the afternoon
There will be a Grand Ball Every Evening
during the encampment.
Music by Schneider's Silver COrDet Band.
Admission-Fifty Cents. Ladies and children
free.
The Canal street ears viii be running to the
HALFWAY House and will furnish full accommoda
tions also the Esplanade and Bayou bridge line
connecting with cars from the Bayou bridge to
Halfway House. near the race course.
MAJOR ". II. MANNING,
CAPTAIN FRANK McELR0Y,
LIEUTENANT ". c. KIRK,
LIEUTENANT A. A. KER,
LIEUTENANT J. HENRY BEHAN,
Committee.
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GRAND FESTIVAL

A GRAND FESTIVAL
WILL BE GIVEN AT THE
City Park, on Tuesday, July A, 1871,
Under the auspices of the
THIRD DISTRICT CENTRAL REPUBLICAN CLUB
For the benefit of the sufferers Of the overflow
in the Third District.
Programme-Reading of Declaration of lndePend
enee, by Solomon Moses, ESQ, at II NJ; Genera!
H. J. Campbell orator OF the day. Speeches wil
be made by prominent speakers, viz: General A
E. Barber Colonel James H. Ingraham, Captain e.
W. BoOthby and P. B. s. Pinchback, and others.
Foot and sack racing; greasy pole-priZes Will be
awarded by the committee. The First Brigade OF
Infantry Louisiana Volunteer Militia will camp on
with military evotu tions Parade and review at
5 p NJ The whole to conclude with grand ball
under the oaks. Refreshments to be had at reason
able rates. Come one, come ALL a splendid band
will be in attendance. Admission, fifty cents,
ladies and children flee. A. J. ARMSTRONG,
jy2 1t Chairman Committee of Arrangements
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ENRsT GRAND PICNIC AND FESTIVAL
Hibernian Benevolent and Mutual Aid
Association of Louisiana,
SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
THE SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH OF JULY,
OAKLAND RIDING PARK.
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTs:
L. F. Barrett, Chairman.
John McPhelin, II. d. ward,
B. Hamilton. p Ireagh;
John T. Gibbons r. II. BARLEY,
NJ. McManigle, Frank Mcdloin.
COMMITTEE ON PROGRAMME:
John NcPhelin, r. H. BARLEY,
Frank McGloin.
"
The grounds will be opened to the public each
aa at ten o'clock, and there will be on hand Foot
Balls Base Balls and Bats, Sledges, Weights and
9uoits for the use of such amateur player as may
desire 10 use them
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VERSAILLES.
Denial that Property of Algerian Insur
gents is COnfiscated.

gents is COnfiscated.
VERSAILLES, July lin the Assembly to-
day Jules Favre denied that the property of
the Algerian insurgents had been eonfis-
Gated. He admitted that several districts
were still in the hands of the insurgents, but
said reinforcements were going forward,
and that the insurreetion would soon be
suppressed.
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PROGRAMME FOR RACES.

Monday, July 3-Second Day.
TRoTTIsG RACE to rule, exception of weights
Mile heats.
Prize Solid Silver Set
Owner names g. m Ella.
Owner names bl b. Erin.
Owner names q b. Yankee Sam.
PONY RACE-Dash of one mile for all ponies four
teen hands high and under, not less than three
tolun.
Race to commence at halfpast five o'clock.
Tuesday, July 4-Third Day.
PACING RACE-Dash of one mile.
Programme for the races will be published the
HON. DUNCAN F. KENNER.
GENERAL RICHARD TAYLOR
COLONEL GUS. A BREAUX.
CAPTAIN c. H. SLOC0MB.
iyl II. B. FOLEY, ESQ.
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CAZARAC RESTAURANT,
is. Royal Street.
BY SPAMCIo.

Tho best Of everything in the market and pure
Wines and Liquors, at down town prices Table
service elegant Waters polite and attentive
tc6
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nOOMS TO RENT-ONB Or TWO FINE,
Il large, airy comfortably Furnished Rooms can
he had in a private family with or without board,
where the French and English languages are
spoken, and free from the annoyance OF children,
by applying at No. 32l st. Ann street, corner OF
Oerbigny The cars pass within few doors OF
the house. Terms very moderate. oc'o
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RAND FESTIVAL AND BALL

ERAND FESTIVAL AND BALL
aLERKS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF
w LOUISIANA
sb a., r,,v
FAIR GROUNDS,
bss -.r t#..|
TUESDAY, FOURTH OF JULY, 1871.
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Admission:

Gentlemen, Fifty Cents each ticket emitting the
a holder to such prize as its number may draw.
Ladies' admitted by invitation only, to be OBJ
tanned of the Committee or through any mem Der
q of the Association.
: hey desire. - oy,u
- ~ me as 1871. jy22t
Lar
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Programme of Fireworks:

J. Three Suns with Glory, three repe.i.ohe'
O. Two Pair of Wings, three repetltlohS'
3. One Bomb ....
4 Two Pair Caduces, four repetitions.
s. One Battery Roman Cand e, IN Color
8 Two Fountains, three repeti IONS
T. Two Caprices, four repetitions. o.i.iors
8. Grand Pyrotechnic Piece, three repe'i'0N
double .
g. One Battery Roman Candle in color
10. Grand Mosaic, Crossing Fire.
IL. One Bomb, colored .a
IL. Grand Bouquet with the Initials OF the Asso-
citation.
Assorted Sky Rockets during the exhibition:
Dancing to commence at p NJ. Music by FRANK
Portuna's Silver Cornet Band
Entries for Races 10 be left with Jo7eph A. Ott-
man at J. D'Arcy's, corner of Canal aud Chartres
streets.
The gifts to be awarded to the successful ticket
holders are on exhibition at E. LILIENTHALS
Jewelry store, No 95 Canal street.
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GRAND ARTISTIC DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS,
at8P. NJ, surprising anything exhibited here for
the last fifteen years, under the direction OF PRO
FEssoR JOSEPH FERROUILLET, successor of l..
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FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS SPACIOUS, AIRY,
Il comfortable and convenient to rent, at summer
prices at No. ia St Charles street corner OF NOrIh
all fronting on Lafayette square, and tanned by
cool evening breezes. Apply at No ia st. Charles
street. mVio ON
NOR RENT-THE FINE, AIRY, TWO-STORi
i residence, No. III St Andrew street between
Chippewa and AnnuneiatiOn streets, containing
nine rooms; gas throughout only few minutes
walk to Magazine Market and convenient to the
cars Apply at No. l26 st Andrew street. JeZ9
ELEG.ANT ROOMS-LIGHT, AIRY, PLEAS
II ant and very comfortable, to rent, will or with
ont board They are situated in the three-story
residence No 2l2 Carondelet street, which has the
advantage of large yard, and unobstructed
breezes from ST. Charles street Prlces to suit the
Season Apply at No. 2I2 Carondelet street.
myl6 Pm
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H. McClOskey.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
J.A Ottman, Chairman;
A. B. Deimel A Lassalle'
COMMITTEE OF LADIES' INVITATIONS;
Joseph A. Garcia, Chairman
George Krauss, H. oliie, ,,...
Charles Oberle, John l. "hiee'
JUDGES OF RACES:
Charles Leighton, H. BonnaoeI'
Thomas McCloskey.
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90 0yTNUED ON EIoHTH PA0R
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Programme.
PONY RACE-Mile heats; best two in three, Ann
for Ponies under IA y hands high. Prlze SIU
HORSE RACE-Mile heats; best two i'll three ~ W Uo
SILKY RACE-One mile. ..................... ~ w
BUGGY RACB-One mile. ;........,,.'..c.. " w
VELOCIPEDE RACB-One-eighth mile, for IN
Boys under thirteen years - :"
FOOT RACE-S00 yards, for members Of the
sssociation ......... Prize-God Badge
GRAND BASE BALL MATCH-R E. Lee vs..
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The New York herald., 1871-01-21
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1871

ton was made to get RID OF the elephant OF the
row by gong into Committee OF the Whole and con-
elderlng the subject, which was voted down by Q
vote Of 70 TO a. when the original resolutions were
taken up and passed. Who will say that there II
nothing worth getting hold OF IN committee after
such q row rs thisY
STILL HARPISG ON ERIE.
Goodrich, OF Kings, introduced the following bill
after the whitehall aud Plattsburg question had
been settled. OF course, II Is meant to reach the
Ere Railroad:-
The Supreme Court. by writ oi mandamus, may compe
any corporation or association or the directors trustees
officers agents thereof to permit ard allow the
and entry transfers oshaes OF the capital stock Of such
corporation association In the transfer books thereo
M to post and register such transfers IN the sock egr OF
tncaes for shares erred; and such writ may be
sued the relation of person legally
cluitaby entitled 70 such transfer or certihcate
HURRyING FOR THE ADJOURNMENT.
bill was also introduced to compel the ETC,
Hudson and Central railroads to make statement
to the state Engineer OF the number OF passengers.
through and way, they had carr ed every month or
1870, and how much money they had received iOr
them: also the amount OF way and through lrelghl.
Another bill was presented to authorize the prose.
years past made their annual returns 10 the State
Engineer $40 000 In fines being now due the state.
A petition IRON 1900 Br0oklyniies asking tor the
increase OF the pay OF the police iorce In Kings
county was presented. Mr.. Murphy's bill concern.
ing the unclaimed moneys Of savings banxs de-
tails of which have already been published III the
HERALD, was introduced; also the OLD
MANHATTAN UNDERGROUND HALLWAY,
which passed tho Legislature in 1865, and was
vetoed by Governor Fenton, and q bill TO compel
gaS companies TO make returns tO the Comptroller
annually. After all these bills had been rushed to
every "honorable" made dead set for tile cars.
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