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New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
LATEST SHIP NEVS.
[for other Ship Ne,os see Second Page
ARRIVED

AkRiyEp: iIst. yiei,:o Vi. ion.ive
dna with % ana % pass ,s, T., NRas Ras, M M II Sny. brx r.
I.sR GsSS ss'iSS Sn :: "a 18th ad sA 'Sf
TSP;o eorrs re pn Roberts Richmond City Pon.
with %e and pas so90s S snnsSn goS c SG Point .d Norfolk with
ms:s s.s'%sIS anS P. .'aoSSdd Sd bS%ia,on ]
,ss s,samsnD sna ps hsI 70 Mary Ferris Co APd M 81 ls
,s ien%S'1 s.R.ns ss' .sa steamship Leo in TO
D's" ST @ dss @ .s . .n ESSl Sd ''l TR. '
Hs sS 'rS T,n of Boston, % q and s..i. @ ',a l
q. ;aS'Ssd s. S Ss Ii Ion on
RssSs. sS % & s'1 sls ~
experienced Tremendous S SpPs ,S s.. liz s from colombo for Lon
dom o. Feb T. M 4 Is S. q e. c,iheT, Mea tputeL
from S,Ts S%,bs % sss hp M lon s. W. spoke
Ms M0TrOe SANE ne %s sso ssaf Knight c.u,. Dec 49, with m
psdiy shp VIII. Co Cape Good Hope Feb crossed Ia.
Easo March In Ion passed st. Helena Feb lS bad light
winds and entire Peb D. lat IS 10 ~ lon - r.
IT, So's ps' s. w. oio bark La Plata from Panama for
L9SdS' sSS wm r. s,or. Bryant, from Liverpool March @ mise and
o ,.., ..Gs .poI %ri% :ior pssHs
:, i s.i P9s Sa ( sn e J. 'i: G:s nd ~s
lost sight Of her Had hs, ss e"S Crs GS,nanamo l, day,
three Day north Of H''''' with '''"As ''1'A'' winds
Bark ko%Ns a. F S bssan ca%o he northern pssss and
ad sse weather s, e 81 I @ sSe sad Susn ce
lon & 70 S.rs,s s. %isr tof HsufaI Kehs shields Feb aud
nnns Is dsys MIN mie 70 H. Ayer vessel
" r5 e. Game hs northern passage experienced very hsy
April I sprung SSi sn snS ' a i:S ns, s."l ii % G
H.Ss md Ss 9f'5 's. s.9.ss. AS
H lat 90 % e3 on ONT v" and 'Du.1 . supplied With provisions.
:.s'oS s; r s5;: S & ya @
Of revolving g.ss April lat d. Ion 90 lost "he'
and % S,, d s s's Watt. sis, Ps sn ds1 IS s with nitrate of sod.
Morgan Co. Passed 5 zap. Horn ,,ss 1ss TO- anu crossed O
Brig Robert Move of Haven Abbott ps%'rsr. ssy. vii!
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
Gueriai Noliees

If xau ae.,ps, a mild, pleasant, SAFE aaa ssreesSao
,h.rttc which neither aIsea or gnpns psn' pss
aro,. remedy HELMBoLDS GRAPE PILLS THty 'F, purely
their part. bsg cs,swbs Grape Iuoe "i Yas
p,, Rhubb Should ysa 5e-ne brilliant oop7enca yo'shss
,rce uew LIE nee blood and renewed igor uss hsLA
pnIUs gxrRAcr sAssAPARILLA -
-p,,.s,,h Assembly District Republican Association
TT T,lIs ftr5syl EVENING, a oelock hr0mns hsu ~
West rsiYt,tLirist "S'NA "
w. B. AvsRr secretsy -------l----
-. ,,aI win convince the mast skepticai o. III.
-. uRIMROLDs GRAPE PILLS N SICK or seryo1 Heat
,rA,,est,s Constipation dyspepsia Biousuess, Liver
,,,u,. G.p.rs DsbiS &C. No gdpns psns, bat
d, and % operation Children take them With tnpanN
-s a.. N. b-, and reliable nkABOLDs EXTRACT sAR
create. fresh and seshy blood beanuses the Con
u Al mpsr youthful ppessnce i,peasg Pimps- BI'seae.
n,,h Patches and sseruptcus of,be shin.
-p.tep,yIow 70 obtain Ps,ca Caveats. Deayu nseo Trad
mari Patent. A.. suinsa Instruction. free MUM CO.
par. OF American and Foless Peass "a
,,.r, e.perspssi pablshsrs Of The sasaubc American
eubod,. Extract Sarsapariiia IA The Gfss, Blood Pun
oro.xhy c.uses The eatre system ami resiy
as,. irto The circulation of ae blood sar parSas Sh HSSya
noLps GRAPE PILLS foul huor that have socsmal' s
,en for yea carefully prepared according 70 v, rules
P,ru.e, and Chemistry thoroughly io!e AVA ysn
h,, proved tbs Try then.
post-Osce Neticc.-The ma, Goa tV ~eck entins
SATURDAY. Apnl q, sl, VII e.'sa ~, ~ stihspAf 2, ~
m on wBDk sSDAf s'is ulr1a F'f''AS 't ~ Ga S@F
UDoAg ~ "a u l. d. ."Nh' '1'1''--
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
M w! W-YoRK 4 DAILY TRIBuNk Friday, APRIL Fl is7l
Mr. Aurtenrich Vice President; Robert Laws SECRETARY
and II. 8. Annable, Treasurer.

Mr. Aurteurch, Vice President; Robert Laws secretary
and II. 8. Annabe, Treasurer
At q meeting Of the XVIII Assembly Dis-
rict Grant Club, hist evening Joel w. Mason proso'hs
resolutions were adopted declaring that the interests o.
tho Republican party demand speedy and thoioeh ieo
ganzaiion in the city and County " New YORK com
mending the attitude OF Republican Assem'.Ynisn VIII W.
reference Tammany measures. and c0ndemiIhB tho
action OF Orange g. Winans In betrayiDg the trusts eo
nded TO him by his constituents
Lincoln Hall (formcriy the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, In One-hundred andtwcity -nfts'' Do
tween Third and Fourtaves dedicated, last even
Ing under the auspices of the Twenty first Assembly DIS
trct Union Republican Association The Hall was deco
rated with hses and streamcrs and band OF music was
present. the President. VIM. II. Det1mp on DchaH o'
the Association, presented pair Of diamond shin
worm $780, To Charles III. Cooper, as testinOhai ot
friendship and appreciation Of his servises In beaf VI
the Republican party. RESOLUTIONS were adopted op
posing reorganization OF the Republican party IN w"
CITY and County of NewYork. Addresses were iii'de
by Col Benz A: Willis and Col James Fair1nsn IN oppc
sitiOn TO legislative cOIPO eulOgZing senator Fen
too. and denouncing "the traitor winans."
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN INsTI-
TUTE.

The venerable Joseph p. Simpson, now over
40 wears OF age read paper, last evening before the
American Institute the early history OF that organl
,.,on NJ which he was of the first membeD Fairs
remarked the speaker OF ancient origin having
been held In Tyre but 1t remained for an American
association TO combine with them the exhibition OF
mechanical and scientific Inventions In October s2l
rcusr WAS sent to the leading mechanics OF this city,
inviting them 10 attend meeting at the o1ice OF
Dr John H. Griscom. At the appointed time,
The latter gave account OF recent Visit 10
aud the mechanical and scientific
he had seen there and suggested that an INSTITUTION
honid he organ for the exhibition OF the products OF
wsricon workshops the giving OF premiums. and the
delivery Of course OF etur,s After the appointment
NJ a COMMITTEES and the holding OF conferences. the
Work Mechanic and Scientific Institution was Or
can,,ed NJ a meeting held Dec. Is Of the same year.
sanhen Allen then Mayor was chosen hrst President,
.nd a barter obtained from the Legislature on the
aih of Juy following the first exhibition held, and
nremms arde6to the apprentices for the best
ruared calf skin. best patent water casks, best
cIoih hest bosrd-bound book in calf, beat boots,
eld at the State Arsenal In Es At the close of the
Fair public Dinner given at which Dewitt Clinton
Judees Kent Van Ness, Irving, and other prominent
men were prshent The toasts were very patriotic and
roteove 10 domestic manufactures in their tone. No
xstner Is, lsgi second exhibition given at the
ArsenaI aud American made broadcl0th exhibited
which sold from tt Ia t 80 per yard On October 10
ls1b third exhibition given, the time being changed
nom November account Of the occurrence curing tn,
latter mouth, of the celebration OF the com
pletion of the Erie Cansl. About TIL
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. Alberger reported and moved the adOp-
tion OF resolution, proposing an amendment 10 the Con
.tuon 10 reduce canal tolls by borrowing money ana
making fund pay the debt Mr. Alvord asked 70 DO
recorded as dissenting from this report. =,
MT IJtfleiohn Introduced a bill prohibiting Railway
companies from altering their gauge 10 less tbah Iou
feet without the consent OF majority OF the stocK0u
rs: and requires companies hereafter organlou 10 me
statement Of the gauge Of their roads. Referred 10 De
he bill providing for separate boxes at elections for
Congressman and members OF the Legislature WAS
passed-65 10 &c. -
the bill TO amend the Charter of Buffalo known as
ATE with amendments. The Senate amendments were
concurred In without "delay. debate or amendment
and the bill was passed by vote OF 90 70 o. , ro
The hill TO repeal the charter OF the New-f0rk Eie-
vated Railway was again put It's passage, under a
motion reconsider, and it was again SJeeted-lo 70 CO.
The bill to provide for the future regulation OF me-
FIRE health and casualty insurance companies, was de
The House then went into Committee the concurrent
resolution proposing 10 amend the Constitution 80 asto
Iund the Canal debt and make the Canals free.
Mr. AvOrd moved TO strike out the entire IesoluuOh
zion last year. when II submitted to them The
Jnotion prevailed, and the resolution killed
and ss o se deS making
40 pay the expenses Of the Canas and providing for
nethird Of mill per dollar tax to pay for new work
The Canal Committee 10 whom referred the ques-
S wnse5 % the the ksef sese M hss
reported by resolution referring the matter TO the Canal
The bin TO amend the act TO prevent injury and loss Of
life persons railroad and in relation ami
form for railroad employees was rejected.
ing upon Congress to impeach Judge Lewis b. Woodruff
for alleged neglect Of duty and mafeasanee In ofce In
connection with the New-York elections Before action
was taken, the Assembly cook recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The resolutions for impeaching Judge Wood
gun were laid over under the rule
The w sutIoryiDg tho sodtb-oide Railroad u L0t1
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

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Sehr Belle r Hall. Drsko' Hgni,
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sshr. Johr Brill, Jores virgisi,
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SehT. Heny Finch Buans, Nir9Ha
Schr. Ida Thsyer, Decker Yirgme
wISD-,msst fresh. s. W cloudy
DOMESTIC PORTS
PoRrKH. Mossos April DIP sed IN or grtszone abr jh
Sailed bank Harrisburg om &Orok Tor b','S All oHA ehu
N Of the Sea. for Baltmoff .. ,,.,-..
Baltimore; sAr Geeyg, FOR Breg-ps. Annie is'
A l.. srior h-yYork II T. Wnnk iog nes
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CHsRfsroY o. April - AsnTsJ bag Edwin sf,n Boston '''
sAvsuRah disabled
SPOKEN.
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let % IJ lon = ID
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

tme diss-ssions aross among members Of the ssso,
cintion which resulted III its final abandonment In
o"Iuay 1873. meeting eld ~ Tslnmany All look
ing ~ the organization Of similsr institution Prom this
elng sprang the present American Institute tts first
was heid In August 1923 and in 1879 and 1880 exhioi
ons were also given but without sBy profitable pecuni
ary resn'; In 1881. however Far was held Ct which
a;Wara Eyciett delivered the a'idrcss, and slVO was
elsarcn over ana above expenses
sPeaher then concluded his "reminiscences, stating
t*t vWng 10 internal disseDsOns he Taft Tho society
abont this time aud did not again be,,sme a member
nnt,i 1879 Az ~. conclusion Of the reading yoto OF
made by Mcssrs. Knox, Edward Ws1er. snd the
On irinan, Or. Richards.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
DIED.

ALDAMA-Ou weiuesi,y morning. April 10. Ma n De Ad.s,
from her late rs.deno For Fni. the ala
at II O'Clock.
BABCoCK-on Tur.d.y the 18Th Msrh. o. widow " Jobs
Cortland Babcoos and daughter Of .h9 late John Cruse,
will take place Trinity Chapel we Twenty e. On
invited invited to attend without further n5ios,
BLAKEsLBE- this city, Wednesday April i9 Lydia wife o Rly
% VI @ m ne & tR,0 % 10 New Haven By the m train on Saturday,
from her late residence. corner Howe and Georsess
i1.s, Emily Brisos eldest i.usIter Mar.
r 'n"rl will t,s place from her residence corner
ss ssysn,l., BIooIyn Friday Apf a. aiR5opm
BURSsTTThursdy April % 1911 Elisabeth Bnru''
rhe rey And friends q h, family the funeral
Ths iSIniis. Brooklyn, rs D., Friday si. MS Sp
Brcoln Pourth month 2c'h Charlotte U "f'
n, e. n ,S & .. q sstas % % House. ,s F ayts o r. :;.
on seventh day 22i inst a, ls O'clock
CHILp-At Sanford, Boome Co.. Y, April 49, sr Incre'', W.
psaos Thursday April 20 His remains - be taken to Ontario Co
for intermeDt
CoNACHER weu,,i,r the lsb lust Helen NJ B. daughter '
ifs s ss11 rssense s wes, rSsn On Phdy aoei
MARSHA BoOklyn THURSDAY April aO John r. Marsh ia tho
The % Of The '" =. NJ a 70 .. .f %.ss the
c. daughter and s late Aso, Nccatken 'sd y'r'
F;s: wi ssts! s.s s as.S, s d:a si' m fro" her '
MILLER-ou Thursday ateraoOa. April 90 william Miller tA'
sd bis
The funeral Will take place rssisnce No 50 W Thirty
eighth,t Friday. April 1l Al The burial % ke pacs ron
the Of his father j. O. hie Al Carmel T. on Monday
April a. o'clock His friends and he Gien Of the iiaT
respectfully invited 70 attend
MORRBLI-In Brooklyn Welnes5sy April H. sse moah Cor
neis, daughter Of Daniel aud Corneaa J. horr'L
THoRNR-At College Point L. April % h,rhgnin laughter %
Alexander L. and Fsune h. Thorns the m year Of her sge
The friends family nytd 70 s.tsnd ne tuners, ~ ~ e,
Church. Flushing at O'Clock. he Ld INST Trans e''e hsHs'
Point at IN -.
vAIL-At Centre Moricbs L. L. April 49, Nancy wife L. d. val
Friend, he f,mr arr invited the funeral the Presbyterian
Church, az p. m on Friday, Iisi inst
WATKINSOn "Wednesday morning ish iast 'shstn "i'~ "
Samuel Watkins. . "a, D.. H. h..A,., -, ..,.,.
to-day, Friday, At IL octoos m i'-a'''' ' "F'
fully invited 10 attend. . .
wynn a. T,.st.v Apl' - .ho nes Aggie e. wife ot
Wbb and dsotsr OF Jsmss More aged % yesr month
and ID DAYS D., .,,.,t ,h,
r nam Ter ale IelIos No 100 Pcuyt 90 Friday Ri last
at O'Clock -. -.
on, our nv s,ep,y On evening April 90 1911 At he
sns No Isl Coasres,st Brooklyn Robert fehoNee "a the pa
year Of his ,ge.
Nat Of igaersl Aeies-tts
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
ANNIVERSARY OF THE cLioNlAN SOCIETY.

The twentieth anniversary OF the ChOnlan
socstv of the College of the City New York took pace
last evening at the Academy Of Music After PRAYER by
the Rev DR. Guthem, introductory address was MADE
order, with interiudes Of music by the orchestra
Clarence M Conant; Departed WORTH Charles Il. Ly-
desksr Pulpit and the rrej at 'q%s g3a T.
Keatine: "i Beg Your Pardon" A. II. Alker: " Our
Drama,R H. N Heneman; "The House OF savoy" G. r u
Fagani; "Calumny in Politics" B D. fahi AppiAuu
Ye," b. J. Beach, -, .
Among hs prominent persons ocenpyne seats % on tne
JAMES w Gerard Prof Morales Bernard smythe, PIesi
dent of the Board OF Education the Rev Dr Duie ana
PrVl North VI Hamilton College,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

BLrSs-KOPPF RAJ the ChIrc s,rl, Rest w'ine,i,y
Anr 49, Rev George Draper D. # - Andrews Chlrch
Harlem Chsrio, Bliss NJ D.. . M Harriet N Hopper boss
Of this
CORY-EBwBURS- t, residence s brides mother Weine.
day April 49, by the Rev Samuel = ilss MI NAthi O'J '"
Miss Mary NewbTn. both u BrcoSiIu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WEDNESDAY April ~, At che Cltssss
ave Presbyterian Church Brooklyn, ~ che Rev VIM Lee
sS.ed By Rev j. T. Duryes D. D. ie,e Bestmonf e. Bmme b,
young daughter Of Joseph and the ats Bhhabeh NJ Farahsm "
Of Brooklyn No cards
HOLYCARNLBY-fn g. Marks Church 18th Inst by he e, Dr
R7iane assisted ~ the Rev. stephen y Holmes John h, e
Bnms daughter Of the lat. Robert C41y. all OF Hssfofa No
cards
MYRRs-STII LMAN-At Parhed n T. On W insiy hphl H. bf
Birmingham Of st. Louis K hanf h sr' AMI hHr a.
laughter Of Chsrles H. Siiin,u. NJ d.. OF Piainned
NORMAN-wERDOn THURSDAY April ~. a. the resfehoe of M
brides parents by the Rev Sill Adoiphus p soFmsa 10 M"
Cu..le NJ. Weed bota of this city.
RANGA Wsinrsiay April 20 1t The Geek Chapel
BY Rev Nicholas Bernng Gloon RIO tsnS'be chsTgo fArses
daughter OF Won Gero Minister of III, Imp,si
Majesty the Emperor Of Germany
ROT-wALKBR-O weculsy April 49, At he residence q N,
nv the Rev Dr. j. TiompOn Broadway Isber
n,cle Frederick wm Roth 20 Ploence VrsB ;liet tpsh.
Judge Gideon l.. Walker all Of this city
Washington sud Troy papers please copy
sIMONS-MULPORD-On Wsn.sisy April 49, st Westminster
Wm O. Roberts john y S,mons Phll,pbis
daughter Wm Mu,ort, Of Elizabeth, N J.
Au Notices OF Marriages must be indo,ssd ,ch NsH
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.


The Supply bill was taken up at the point
where it was left last nght-on the new Capital Com
mission and appropriation. The appropriation was
increased TO S650,OO0. =, , - o.,
Mr. Chapman moved to strike out all names Of Com,
missioner Lost. So the Commission as named Dy the
Mr.. Parker moved TO insert paragraph 70 pay Weea eco
state which was in the office at the time OF the ne
and burned; also, that the work be duplicated ana
Mr.. Tweed moved 20 pay for work which was e. con-, 3s
printing office for the convenience Of the state He was
willing to do what was just and right by these parties;
He owed them no favors nor any i-wluj tnougn they
aid parties who were the habit of abusing him. he
could afford to let them abuse and then do justice The
Mr. Woodin moved for s25 900 to build an armory at
senate. and passed-as to T. the Nays being Chapman,
Mr. Tweed introduced bill to incorporate The Inter
national Employment Guarantee and Deposit Company
of New-York" and his motion the bill was read and
passed. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
A large number Of bills were passed. among
them the bill providing for steam tOwage on the Canals
,ConferenSe Committee, which had agreed that the
salaries Of the Judges Of Court Of Appeals should be
Appeals s2,oOO annually. The report was agreed 20.
The senate then went into Committee OF the Whole on
on motion OF M. Dreamer, the item to the Hahne-
Hospital New-York, was increased hom $4,000 to
M Bradley moved to increase the $1,000 to the Demlt
M Morton moved si5 900 to the New York seamen's
Association to be paid when their building is finished
Carried.
Mr. Pierce moved 1900 to st. Patriek's ParOchal
school 81 TO the ParOchal School in NorthSixth
5000 10 Island College Hospital and 81 900 to
the Eclectic Dispensary. All located In Brooklyn Car
Iied
Mr. Creamer moved to increase the item to the Hos
Ptal OF the Poor of ST. Francis NewYork from $1,000 to
$1,000 Carried
Mr.. Tweed moved that each of these institutions re-
VI 600 and more This Charity bill had grown TO
enormous proportions and he believed IL they all
ceved appropriation alike they would be satisfied
lie thought the true charity TO help everybody
IN ha He WA tO a wa rpa
but 1t not reasonable to appropriate the money
the 10 these Institutions them large
and costly buildings with The motion lost 10 TO IL
Mr. Tweed then moved 10 reduce all the appropriations
20 per cent. Carried.
Without disposing of this question: progress was re-
ported.
The Excise bill was ordered TO third reading and the
senate adjourned till tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

The lid Assembly District Grant Club
pas,ed resolution last evening condemnng the action
OF Orange s. winans aud another, urging the necessity
of promptly removing from the New York PostOhice ai
persons holding onice who are not "c"'o s"ppo'ei'o
the Administration.
The Republicans of the First Ward, Long
Island City have organized and selected the following
officer, tor tho ensuing year Or. Graves, Presidents
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

PAINFUL ACCIDENT-THREE LIVES LOST s2a
HARTFORD, April 2O.-Two daughters, 10 and
4, wears OLD of John Mcnamara Of Coinsviile, tailed 10
return home wednesday night. after being sent out
on an errand. ON Thursday morning ths s,,dhae txer
fiynp n laborer were found. 1t ia supposed that tney
fell from foOtbOard bridge into the wafer anu INV
Gynn lost his life In attempting 10 rescue thehi'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHISaTOs, ID. c.. April 20. lSil-I:3O p. III.
Suuoists FOR The past tceatt four hours.

UFFICK oIbNAL OffINEHt(
W.sHINGTos ID. @, April 20, IS71-7:3O p. III.
Sunopas Jor The past hcenfp-f0ur hours.
The storm center, which Wednesday even,
ING was In wisconsin has moved north least ward
info Canada with high winds the Upper Lakes, brisk
winds on the Lower Lakes, and light rains followed p
clearingnp weather on the South Atlantic and Gull
The pressure has fallen during the day ON the East
Atlantic, with gentle easterly winds. Brish ana mgn
westerly winds have been experienced In Illinois and
westward The barometer has risen on the Rocky Noun
tain stations, but has fallen decidedly on the racine
Coas, The pressure is increasing rapidly in the extreme
Northwest. -
Probabilities
rising barometer and clearingup weather win fres
winds are probable Friday the country south of
the Lakes ana east of the Mississippi fresh westerly
Winds on the Lower Lakes northwestern winds on Lake
superior and cloudy weather In the Eastern States.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKEr-ADril 20.

Cs,e more scve close, with improved tone but w,.s'n ma
b sold at5t d1sc ht duany oofe
Medium aD3c Inferior ordns tDitc Receipts 100 h.o
sse, head declined early in the weak owing 10 large
diminished receipts and prices
.nced to Stock scarce quoted 81 ens
moderate dcmsnI aad te supply
light market sdded change quote Fair 20 Uco Sere
ti1t5 a5; Good "a Extra % 2o@$o Woo s'"t' y" 'sp'
yt1 haaI
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
THE STATE or IR1DE
nnMPsrIc MARKRrs

NnwoaLs,s April 20 Corn eas.er bite AMI feST lIe LA g
Choice $2JnS6. Pork dull aud iOSci
Nh,k mer; Western ecSsi 8 q9itc Other articles unchanged
Rrcbange-SierIng 22i Hewfork Sight premium 13d ~, TO-
AUsrA April 2O-Coton quiet aud unchansi Ii0't o
ii,,noo M tdlpc sales bales receipts. Dbl bales
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

The Rev. DIR. Guthrie, the distingu shed
Scotch divine, has intmated purpose to visit the
United States some time next Autumn
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
MARRIED.

Wedding and Whiting Cards Isasi stamping Note Pao,r
gM bvkEDgEs Sos. lO PUIros OLD Dgrcs cHyso"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

The wife OF y veii-krewn ira-cibir -rnstor are
SlAs!OCA PuDpis8" has changed hen liou mo lamb
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

Island to alter Che par value of its capital stock
passed.
The bill requiring railroad companies 70 take vote OF
the stockholders on changing tho gauge OF their roads
also passed..
on motion OF Mr. Fields the vote rejecting the bill to
prevent the flooding Of lands by the ToDawanda Creek
was reconsdered, he stating that the hill had been
amended to the satisfaction OF those opposing it, The
bill was then passed.
After passing the usual vote OF thanks to the Speaker
and Clerk, the Assembly adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

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