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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan ~, lbil
Bills were introduced amending the Railroad
incorporating fixing the weight OF rails at not less
than % pounds to the nea yard FOR roads OF three feet
or less gauge amending the charter or the HUDSON
Riycr and Harlem Canal Company, 10y extending ITO
time for organization amending the act OF sii relative
Ia the judiciary making provision % supp! INC p',e
manufacture and sale o. patent ned ines M hing fc-
vision Cor the election 81 Supervisor NJ large for Kings
County ana prescribing his powers ana duties; hXbg
tie conversation OF County TreasucrS ~ one lcr cent
ON All SUMS exceeding $4,000 and NOT exceeding Sno1
and oneqnarter ler cent all sins exceeding sjJ csD
which lie shall and pay oat and mGsib pro
vision for the assessment and taxation OF personal prop
eTty
The allowing bills were repored: Incorporating the
yestebester County Trst Company; amending the act
for securing ut division o! tr estates az crc'usos
Mr. Norton gave notice OF ti 10 pu'isl Tue paciice
If abortion ard ike offences. The bill 70 royde Tor thc
completion of the Court House in the Ninth District o.
The rrsolutio 10 adjourn sire die The 21st Of Feb
riary was taken M and after much debate. ainenae 80
az TO adjourn the expiration OF tue 100 days. ana te
adopted. - - =. 90.
rojnt Board Of State Prison Managers as TeconMeaed
hy the Prison Association, was laid over. . .
The Senate In committee took The bill FOR tho better
PROTECTION minors Mr. kennedy moved 10 Gtike olt
The words religious faith" Lot, 10 70 Ia party vote.
MIR Woodin moved TO strike out the words nor 10 inter
fere with the religious belief OF srch child willie In sucn
ir sfitifo" long debate took place. IN the course OF
red that THIS the faIne hH Nhch
passed both Houses essicn, bet which iacd to- Sc
cure the signature Of the Governor with the portion HAcn
the Governor objected 10. Dcdhed -, -
RIessrf Kennedy anu Parker Insisted tnit ~" ol was
nothing more ess than sectaran lcsa ION, 10 was
Icclslqting upon religions belief. Mr. Nocdin's amend
,ent was os-l0t to -. TIE Committee then IO.e, Ic-
ported progress, and adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27

v,s,oua of the Constitution That instrument needs 70 20
Amended In this respect ResoIut0ns proposing amch
ments passed the Senate and Assembly IN sos p' a tL
20 receive tho assent OF tho Legislature chosen nc tne
next election Of Senator's These RESOLUTIONS were ~
In Assembly April 1850, resolutions proposing an Amendment 70 h
Consultation. .-.,-,...u. r..
Rssolrsd u me Thst Section OF hiue ~ az,
ntutiop OF sls State amended By inserting !hen ~
the word election whore hr.t occurs In said feon W.
pay give receive. ycs 70 py =. ~ a,s,se .nr
other props or consideration w5 in'eh 10 % ~
ecor In IN biz vet. eeoo from so W GU
al Of folowsi or ron ho""s ~
voted for AZ Laws slso oe pa'te Iy
ipg In snnpsry at the Toih, sny w" an ,b.l
Ing the risLt Of person TO yo" "a ga to,sss
ma, 10 pased excluding The rght Of .uaH' an lerns
famous crime dcpryrg person vile s,'n @ ~ nm ,s
droir or In reey ln.ereo b.t or wager dpen-s p
r,,nlt Of any election shall pay. Iyc % %, la
nav or rive noney other pros valuable col
Tent n eiec;o IN giving his vote OF 70 ."
from yo,pr sh II such erfn or l', 10y ~
ofse yo,e sor az Laws cEo ne iase o
IA ne IN tn. TG qeeSs a1'e'e '''
II any o erch election" .,l .o,i.-
R.ofr,d H.. conca ths' sad stnenimh 70 49, -
be rr'erred Lrisiurt 20 Ve chosen NJ ne n1
Serstors that purs b. section OF nrre 10 -
II be pablshed months % the tni' VI wv %
Respectfully recommend The adoption OF lh,,s litl,
tons by the present Leislatre win sue moe
II any as 10 them may seem proper SO W.. eno "
LEGISLATURE r. Senate peing clotc1 HcAt -
may net upo them, and, tgas they already concur
AZ '~N ~ ~ JOHN L. HoFFMAs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
UApS AND MISUApS.

Several BROOKLYN druggists have been held for OK
animation on charges OF Hing liquor without iceue
Hngh lynch ago 81. of No. SO Oak-st died yes
toris ia Hospital from injuries received by sailing into the
huh vessel
Tho Superintendonts of the Poor in Brooklyn soy
that ion for relief non 20 " 20 per ccLt more saHegoas
than al any previous lcnoi
Mrs. johnson residing Mt No. Al Smitl-st., Brook
In, we walking through the a'' at tehon Ferry -" "sAhs
slipped H. AID broke hcr leg.
James Smith age II, and Alexander Stabell, ace
H. qufo last evening the 81 rg Place AMI fouesh N
sse received stab Ia tins La ara from dirk knie
The steamer SYLVAN Glen took fire yesterday, as
ar from nseheal stocp pc The
speedily eSursssA,i yntlou, serious damage
Patrick Cnsgrovo's blaclsmith-shOp, No. 203 West
Twni-s Nt. lsm eod by ire yctcay H5 lnsurd.. fro
In the cellar Of so. 2! Ws@t owulby j. H. Philips casel less Of
s!0 hsarc.
Frank McNtahon Of No. ~ Tirst-ave., and Thomas
E,an o No 532 Wet fysAt,st employed by the American Mc
l fuan Co. Wild ,l0ng s,ne as cobislay DC wash
irs 81 illuminating powder yesterday Afternoon severely aeA BY
Its Slus'na.
A copper range boiler exploded yesterday after
Chs n AZ na l. Nalg u no G. RrIa~u. Eroo IN,
fon un clsfc ~ tore al he hc wok Of th Tse
aui destroyed Lfge gunr OF famcre Two servant srs hal nAf
row escape. l'ss, 1884,
Matthew Barns, Deputy Marshal qnarreed yes
No Grc-nwchs slot him Ia e elbow. John pcyn, &c
bartender, pecrd aud In tam, shot by Bnas We n@"
was ~ nc ten sLonlier cpd causing st H'anl hsis, va
rested lat rahqat h.,t y Justice Hogan retber 81 We
wounded m'n app anag to make complaint
| Tho stock of c'oaks and mautas belonging to
nRri iy are ,cselav |lo9n Insured nor ~ ~,
Liverpool, Loniolrni Go's, $Co, tr hhct nd - rath
Ge bsois Of The proprietor arrested On Suspicion rnls
Sac 10 the rlIce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
CHEAP FARE TO WASHINGTON.
N IN. IdiIor ar The Tyi bUue

SIR: Mr.. Garrett, President Of the Baltimore
and ohio Railroad denies the statcments recently puh
lshed In yor columns concerning the opposition Of hs
Company 10 chcap fares MI Garrett is indeed u per
sstent champion OF cheap fares but hc insists upon the
reduction being made by tho PHILADELPHIA Wilmington
ana Baltimore Company and the united companies "
kewIergey. How reasonable Is the demand may he
seen iron, the following; The two last-nnned corpora
tons receive for 2J9 iits New Yor 10 Balinoro)
precisely 81 IA oaci, or 50 ~ in MI. lilo Baaore and
Ohio Company receives for 81 miles baltimore 10 Wns
ington) 81 - for NIL through Passengers, While IL
clarges only 81 40 as way fare. IN other words,
The companies north OF Baltimore receive less than
cents pey NILE wlio tho Baltimore aud Ohio Company
receives a cents per NILE Mr.. Garrett has steadily ~
fused 10 reduce his rates. but attempts to force the other
companies o reduce theirs They have repeatedly urged
pro rata reduction, To which he would consent.
Notwithstanding his unjust discrimination against New
York passeDgaru, the companies between this city and
Baltimore have made reduction Ia fares within n
few months and although they unable 10 force him
to terms they have agreed upon still larger reduction
on the lat " February nexin tickets to Baltimore. Tao
fare Warrington will remain the taie, aud passengera
90 that city win have the opportunity Of saving about ~
by purchasing urst ticket 70 baltimore and thence TO
Washington. H.
Jersey Guy, Jan. ~, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
N, n.
rORT OF NETWORK.

roRT OF NETWORK .............---.-......".JEM
CLEARED.
seanlicsCosmbs Van Size iisS,nai Ger Bfrnef n1oy
yersab etesoa
p, q; FsIs NoTfck CT Igpt an Eif-rsSao. Dr.
500 yrl Ciiy Point BersfScisr, shsTso"d, fS
eaei tia; Chesrpeal JohISpo PoE, and
~ = SrcSt yss.err (eleare; 1ta Lg~is. Bverroo,
n. Parker Eo,eIsn; "gan Lscey, 1'"'.~'
peTrcf T.e Cosk Fslo lfh Ddgo, f.lnApa CsoAfehs
seLT. w. q. L. Ealory, EIoa Gai'es"s.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Britannia Csnp5sI GAsgos Dee j. and soyihs 'A
~. s III. Fen Factor sl.soc, Pbt es nes and para
arosis Ellen b. Terry bsasse ssSeeEl, u va r'fs" NM
roe InhSA tsd .
sch. Aaers Eeiy, Hiien' virgra
ship Washington Booth, cuiy ffsa Rotterdam De- mae AM
lin rrssu.a.p wiIa,a a Gyss Nov 81, Via 0feenoess
WiiI-,sr,c, fe.i FL Gck AID showing very hsrd
rORzfGE POtI..
yaa. zt-The q asstIP Cen Ssa 10" NeN''"'' ~
pO 70 lie s,br sopAs ws;, fen Nes-Yorf %
cossaauaoye before reported asasss AZ GaHS"i' H's "N
AMI s91 ~ .usr,c,n fon Port
oysEssrosR ssn -Ths stes-ShP CITY Of Wellington hcno
Ess.Ycss foz L,yespool arrived fre tt- HefaeS
DOMESTIC P0ETse
Hal. Jan. Sin blgs iherr from khhs
Mary tsa Ssrfors AID sehr saz snn, hsn
Wilmington. al svr bos10a
PoyT H,ysog Jan 9e-pasrei Bs,krs snip May Drbtss
from Ecspo Wasl; ta Tor sri bng saFa fon LIVER %
bng SeDOta run ho. IL re Roas brA ieAr aac brig Red
Wig for Bio
L,Tsa-Passoa IN ,or sort aref Fr'r wgt from Charles
Srs CLrs DoEp, is BE p" es, indits
Jsn s5Ari7ed cLf g. C. lsoa from Poftlsne
ship Kiis rom "a JSaLs n b. tasd
| ssaDisiy soih CsriBs. Zoe Nea-Yeri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
ASSEMBLY.

The Senate bill TO allow the Avennc Rail
road Company extend their tracks was reported, ana
the bin was referred 10 the first Committee OF me WHO c.
The following hills were dsyOsed ot - noted: lie
sion ll-thirl rpaGing; tie general Prin ng Appoia-
fiou h and The hill cxtnding tie PROVISIONS ~ inc act
Tor tho Incorporation 81 societies With the Greek
Cnurch, were ordered 10 "A Third readiug
TIC Coyernore Message rs sent 10 TIE senate, recon-
menduc nm amendment to tie COnsi Hutton 70 prevent
the use OF money nj elections, wac read
Among the hill! reported were those giving WIDOWS
N Same privilege a. tic custody Of minor children
rossersod by wdowers; extending the provisions on he
act allow Nc Subscriptions To railroads TO mo
Comfy Eric; amending the charters OF the following
bauLa the LOckyOIt and Oswe9O, tie Mutual OF Troy,
and the Oriental Of kcw-York.
Bills were passed providing for tho confinement or
persons convicted Of felony IN Kings County IN the Pcni-
nro fling 81 2sl New-Yor's quota 90 tie Antietain
cemetery Memorial; extending the Religious hoceiy tn
corporation act 10 the Crock Church IN New-loIk atd
ou. olIzing the Avenue Railroad Company or new
York 10 extend their tracks.
Bills also introduced 10 appoint an litelpreteri IN
the Justices Court Of Brooklyn; cariorng the hms
burgb Company of Siarpsooters for the more ehecal
prevention Of the loss OF life by fire In BroOiyn amend
Ing the New0wn Railroad charter; 10 establish Bonrd
of Examining Clerks Of Courts in HewiOrk; artt or-
fling tax In Iockp0rt 20 pay indebtedness TO open
pnhlic highway from North sccOndst, brooklyn 10 Ja-
iuaica amending the State Iiccnte law 20 mat eN-
else moneys shall be applied to the support OF the
moor: to Introduce tie OF steam ON canals
the Comfy Of Weltchester; authorizing Yonkers to
issue bonds for town expenses amending The general
gas company act that company In one village may
supply another amending the charter OF Troy so "a 10
extend TO ten years the OF land taken Tor street pur
noses and amending the charter Of 81 o0kyn by striking
given an morigagcr or lessee OF property sold
under foreclosure. Adjourned.
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THE CANADIAN LUMBER MARKETl
SHIPMENTS AMERICAN ENTERPRISE - PRICES =
sHIP-BULDING MORIBUND.

lFR0a AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
MONTREAL, Jan. 10.-In The TRIBUNE's Can
adian correspondence have already been given
tstcs Of the lumber trade at Ottawa now enabled
to lay before your readers the statistics OF the trade
Quebec with England and the West Indies. The prices
have been very high and remuneratve, and will likely be
maintained next seasOn-that IT, for good tmler-poor
quality is difficult OF sale The American demand
been urabated and American capitalists have invested
in the choicest limits in Canada at exceptionally high
prices compared with the competition In previous
years. The Americans have almost monopoly of the
lucrative South American Iadc, which Ii rapidly asau-
ing important proportions Ia 1865 sci Of tuns
cleared for South America in 1863 the shipments
reach 81 vessels and 1851 TINS. Last year The
figures were II vessels and S7,26 tuna, an increafe
OF 20 Per cent Americans have also ed shipping
sawed lnnber, tshes and doors TO Australia and nd
the investment profitable. The market In 1870 Was
derangcd by low wafer, which caused receipts 10
Ia slowly al the earlier part OF The Hence falling
OF OF Is per cent in the staple white pine ITces went
10 unprecedented PITCH and steady demand contn-
abroad for higb grade timber but Inferior qualities
cannot prove renuneratiye, IA they cannot compete
with the cheap woods Of the North of Europe. Wayy
Pine has been scarce and IN demand. Large ltr,h
hardwood Is very and Tows rarer yearly Mich-
gan IL now looked to for supply, Canada being pIotty
much exhausted.
The ccances Of lumber for 1910 amounted 10 e32 yes.
sells with total tunuage Of 7G 25 tus The folio wing
the figures furnished by the supervisor oers at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
MESSAGE FROM GOV. HOFFMAN.
ALBANY, Jan. 26.-The Governor this morn

inr sent 10 the Senate the following mcssage:
To NE LeqisafurenClligcnt and fair minded men or
all uartics agree that of the greatest cNhs OF the
tImes connected with elections Is the corrupt ~
munev Ia influence the votes OF electors. All laws ana
ueaeires which aim at establishing purity In elections
this one great OWL Registry laws, no matter now arm
gent do not prove effective No power can guard ihe
ballot poxes any purpose, II the men whose COnstu
tiopaI privilege a. IL Noo 10 be Influenced in thc
In an countries purchase and sale 81 oices eva or
military IL prolific OF evil. In republic Ike ours Tho
and sale OF voters aud OF votes, cndangefb Tho
whole organization and structure OF the Government III
cannot be disputed that all through the statc hohna
tiOns 10 Office Federal and State. are often bestowed
upon men Tor the reason and the only rcas0n mat they
viii indulge lavish expenditure or money 10 secure
success. Money, not merit SECURES nominations ana
controls results IL was fact, TOO general ana 700 hp
parent denied that large amounts are EXPENDED ny
candidates Office at every election Tor other tIhn
lawful and honest election expenses that they are a.
rectly applied 10 the purpose II odrupunB ana dep"u,h
Ing the electors and often TO the almost open Pui
chase Of votes =,
This pcrnicous and dangerous practice not peculiar
to cities and villages IL pervaaes Tho wholo nlnie
tcarcely neighbOrho0d IL exempt IRON H. ~ - pihc-
ticcd withentirc impuDity, because. ndcr te eAhih9
Constitution ana laws lie wTongdoe!s hno" WY Wcn
have pure elections until strike at tho root % iiie
cNl. PnDc opinion cannot he concentrates hs"is. .io
wrong with suicien force TO correct IT, Wb Is apso
lulcly necessary IN that men, VINO seek tIcn own
vcted aud punished ar cIimDals. IL In far more I'M
Rortant To punish these who tempt ana corrupt,
thnn him Who being tempted yield aud ialls Cnd' our
present constitution, laws may be passed excluding rom
tDc IlBh oI suffrage persons who may Do convicbn OF
bribery larceny or OF any infamous crinci aud for az.
prylng persons who may make wagcrs, upon the result
VI any election, VI the right Of voting at such election
anu ths vi mat can bedene under INC eAlssmg pro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

"Thc Tides, ard Their Effects upon Har-
borsp win he the subject OF she lecture at The Academy
Of Music this evening rt win be fully illustrated BY
means ar lie magic lantern. ara the lecturer Mr.. Hi
gard OF the IT, g. Coast survey, VIII mako some bnpofat
tateneEs Sing tie changes IA Tie iiasboF OF Aew-
Yosl.
The Polytechnic Branch Of the American
Institute discussed last evening the proofs OF The exist
enoe Of lunar atmosphere, and listened 10 paper by
Prof OFT on the preservation Of submerged wood from
the rv.sres OF the seaw"rm tr0 r0rdifs iplpreg-
nation with oil OF crcosOte 81 cssaytst beloved 10 De tie
only efficient remedy yet discOrerc
At meeting of tie Real Estate Owners
Mutual Protective Association last evening. at 10 ss
Acu-st Joseph Haght in the chain, remarks were naae
l,y Mr. IIaht r. r. Gibbons and others, Recommending
Law which provides that order issued by The Supreme
Court shell be necessary 10 enable the Department. ior
the Sury ~ and Inspection OF EubIc HuIlSS 70 Loiy
Or vary tho special provisions OF the law.
DR.. James Kennedy, late Of Ireland, lee
tred upon tho present and Future" OF that country at
the Westminster Church. In TwentysccoDdst, last even
ing II is cspucd point among historians, said he,
whether St. Patrick Is myth or not. At al events, II
such person ever existed il Is positive that lie was not
Roman Catholic, Ireland not becoming subject TO tho
HOLY see until IT, invasion 10y Horny the Second Not
vith4tandipg the corruption OF British legislation In the
pas. the Catholic Emancipation act O le1, the national
sysfSn 81 education introduced In 1884, the abolition OF
have redoun,ed greatly 70 Ireands benefit, and her
future greatness les in the successful operation or the
Church Dige-tbshment act, tho Land laws, and other
Kindred measures which will surely follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
THE NINTH CLASS ASSOCIATION DINNER.

The eighth annual dinner OF the Ninth
Class Ashociationof old Poole School No H. was wen
at,onde last evening, OF tho ~ James Motel notwi'h'
standing tho unpropn!ous weather Tue ASSOCIATION
organized Ia isa and Ia tue pioneer OF several Ninth
Glass Associations. James A. Lucas piosidod' ana
nmonc the ,,cets mud members or the class present
Leonard Hazotnc, who for over 80 years hs been
Principal Of the school; Bernard snythc, President ~
the Heard of Education; lsnac j. oliver, William IT,
Ashoan, Robert w. Mnckey, W.R H. Chambers, George
H. Stout Richard r. liant Sihoinas g. Cowpcrthwaiie,
John lnmhc IT. L. X Sibeli, James Potion f. r. Willis,
and r. Underwood Letters of regret VI their Inability
To DO present were received IRON Gov Holman, Mayor
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PRIMARY SCHOOL NE rE3srrtEs.
fke Edff0r Of The Trt6uSs.

SIR: In looking over the deaths Of fhe
"Teaclers Assurance Association" the majority arc 81
those in Primary Schools Is there where the hardest
Of the labor IL 10 be performed and where the teachers
are the poorest paid II the foundation Ia wrong, tho
whole strrcfure Ia defective. Teachers of experience
are ytre rccfcd In Primary than ~ Grammar Schools,
IL there any preference q ne eeshsrs ~ f5msries
Of taccrs Ia those schools. Now as soon az teacher
In Pra nv seoyl shows ability, and Der cass II sue
cessu che Is promoted to sInnar ocn"o', ana " 'no
Ia great GotrueBc TO the sef Oh ab1 eer,any oughs
TO be rCfnedied. OSh "Eo ~ iSih"f"iHD'
Ncsc- York, Jan. %, 1871.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Fifth-Avenuc Hotel-Gov. Clafiln Of Mas ASA,

Fifth-Avenuc Hotel-Gov. Clatiin OF Mas sac.
cbusette exGov burnside ~ Rhode island Dr. Jo.epn
Trrnett of Boston, Judge w. q. Gresham Ger; Bsn.
srooner, aud n g. Slaughter OF Indiana anu nharlc'
Tracey of Albany z=zz= Hoffman UoGse-SlrgeDL
Harness u. 4. x. =-= Brevoot BDuse- -fr,asNln ID, h.
Oowen Of Phiiadcphla - 81 Nicaon, =, pioh
,nond s=-= st. James Hotc-Gen ". j. Karncr OK MA
eoui. - Netropoitaa uoteofhe Rey j. D. D q 9
OF EaIsm, OREGON; and Dr. q. nj. 5tOrmDefg, W. o.
A. -=z--- Astor iIousc-Thc Hon. George HHfIiDIvn,
formerly u. s. Minister 60 Italy; Lout Dc Long u - ~;
Alexander Hay OK PclnSy yani, and Dr.. W. W. Porter
OF Washington,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
a er fr.nfF discussion hy Acasrs. CfAGiE, Upton
ard FLANAGAN the Senate "a sod tho Jin ny Yeas, II
20 Nay S, -. Ihe vote IA det;rl was 10 follows:

HcCFry G a Hht-tsa IN STor OF The TeTea rsrd
cnd Poet &C sent aaL opoei 20 - tI
me following the text OF she hu rs passed By the
senate:
repeal mFoh a. tie Get approved Jrls H. 1870 eare
rciree internal n Tor other purposes 80 connn
uss he .peome ts, sfcr the 50,b Deessasl, 1892
% That escDs G, 4 g, TO- H. i. u H. Is ard 10
o. emitted Ac r:erno t cIi fer oler
nos JUy, ssey h-ren. rea!1
The senate the3, at $40 O'clock, ADJOURNED.
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Prices closed for the season, gold White Pine. ra
Inferior 10 ordinary measured, I4c. 10 Fic; Superior
2c 10 2 In shipping order, zoe. TO SOC, according 10
average and qualify. Red Pine, Ia raft he To 2oic; la
sdng Order 40 10 10 feet, Igc 10 re. Oak ordinary.
32c 10 3ac Elm raft 1bc TO 2e, according " quality,
In sLippg order So 10 40 feet, 20c ~ DC Tanarac,
,ars i5c TO I6ic slotted TO lac Slaves si2 20 10
a.; for understandable Deals. bright, nrss, 500 TO tl06;
ads, s5 10 So foated, s92 10 s0i Spruce ISL to 2
do g. NC'iids s23 10 S2f a., -, =,
- uiIdlne once the Hap-stay Of tho city, has de-
creaerd ridiculous prDpOrtOns only 10 vestes, GSo
tuu- briuL The stocks No more ardent uhncAhuohhtS
cxist tlau A ~ chip lnbOJcrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27

HaI Judge Larremore, and Others After Justice had
been done to excellent dinner speeches made By
most Of the prominent members O the Association pres
emf, and these, Interpreted with social conversation
kept the party together until early hour this
Amin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27

Superintendent Vim. c. Lawrence Of tho Nashlng0nan
Home Boston, states that up 90 NOv 1870, ji62 patients
have been admitted A. they como from nl frts OF the
country, aud many remain bus short iii' he has no
meanA Of giving accurate result; but from I'll That
could 10 learned II is his opinion that 3 per cent of the
patients are permanently cured ana large percentage
OF the renal der greatly benefited.
DR. Day OF thc Greenwood Destitute, Mass, states That
cu.abc. Dr Theodore Macon OF the mehr.atos Home,
brooklyn, hls had $50 admissions, inclusive Of - e-
adm,fsons aud 80 ot these latter readnittCd again;
of tins number $50 had been previously imprFoncd for
dru kcnness, and 30 were Transferred by pfOccs o law
from urieOn Ia the Home. Tie superintendent, although
NOT able give the surGs believed that onothrd Of tae
cares treated were permanently cured Dr. A.. j. War
deuer the Nlsin,ouiau Home, CIicnCo, st,ics That
IL Las received ~ patients, LARGO number q; whoa
were brought prison. or "a discharged 30 woio
cured, doubtful 10 hopeful, and hopeless
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HOME NEWS.
THR RHATHER.

-, ,r..s aoc, Thry ps, WTrd
jan rs S5 1903 NE Jan. ae.-s q, 1g W
II r. D.A ME-. , ~ go Z, ~
i0t 5L3y n. h. Il o. rNa,-
REMARKs-snow depth 10 10 p. M inches, NH. M.n,
jan o. is7O thermometer at o. m, as'; y. No. si'
ID. M. 40.
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