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The New York herald., 1871-03-21
METHODIST MINISTER'S ON ADJUSTMENTS.

The Methodist preachers yesterday discussed
briefly aud somewhat promiscuously their duties
and relations as ministers toward fashionable plea
sures and amusements. Revs. W. Gorse, w. G.
Smith, Drs. De Winnie and Ferris, Revs. J. W. Shar-
fer, Loudon, Wood and Others participated IN the
debate. There was pretty general acknowledge
ment OF entire ignorance the part of the speakers
In regard 10 theatricals and domestic amusements
such as billiards, Backgammon, chess. chequers,
whist and SO forth, all OF which were unqualinedly
gence IN such amusements and pleasures is very
common among church members, young and old.
Some OF the speakers were in favor of dscipliDing
members guilty OF this breach OF morals; Others IA
yored frm stand and uncompromisng hostility by
ministers from their earliest pastoral relations
toward them: while others, among whom the Rev.
Mr. Snaner led, considered that the day for disci.
pining or expelling members from church because
they arnuse themselves with dances or innocent
games has passed. and thar those things should re-
ceive more liberal interpretation. He acknow-
ledyed that ms TWO sons and two daughters some
times dance IN his parlor 10 their own music, and
father and mother occasionally join with them, and
he did not think 1t wrong. The reverend gentleman
head the wrath OF the more radical members who
were In favor OF applying the discipline of the
Church TO him. The idea expressed that
unless the dance and the amusement can be
opened and closed with prayer and be sanctiie ed by
the word OF God they are necessarily wrong But the
subject acquired magnitude and importance as lis
discussion progressed, and II was therefore adopted
rs the regular topic for next Monday and Dr. Ferris
was appointed 10 open the debate thereon.
The New York herald., 1871-03-21
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
The Pass and Present Week-Prospect Of tho
MarRct-snies Yesterday.


Markct--nies Yesterday.
The volume OF business transacted during The
past week has been considerable, and many az the
sales erected were OF importance. The market,
except on Thursday, was not an active one but at
the same time II has remained firm, with consider
able inquiry for desirable lots In rents business
has been brisk and M the matter Of building there
o. an increase over the week previous. Dealers In
property express great confidence that In April
activity VIII take the place of existing duh
ness The following is In brief a recapituation
OF the weeks sales. Total value SsoS 500. Corre-
spending figures for the week ending saturday
March II. $S1l $50, winch gives an Increase OF
S4ae 245. The sales projected for the present week
are numerous and the property Included In the same
particularly valuable The transactions proposed
should he attended with success Tor II Is but seldom
that better opportunities for investment are pre-
sented. The week opened discouragIngly and the
class OF bidders this morning were not OF heavy
order The property offered was not OF a specula-
tive nature and was only suitable for regular In
vesment. The following As a detailed account OF
the DAYS TRANSACTIONS
NEW YoRR PRorERTy-pY xULLRR WILKINS AND co.
No. 81 West S,h st, n =, between s'h and sm avsa
No no wes Ssh ST. story brick dwelling, g. iis IT,
". Of 9Th sv., VIM. Ross $3.50
e4tn st lot 200 T. W. of 10th hv, Y. l.. Dur
No. sl6 East Sist ST. siorv basement brick dwelling
e. 500 E. OF Sd. av 70 VIM. Hender.o ... l9, $50
18th ST. lots averaging 2oxl02, between LIST
and ay A. 10 VIM Ross each ... 1850
7btb ST. lois l4s IT, OF A. to VIM Ross each. 400
Farley and WIN Ross averaging ................ 2i0t
18th st.. lots, n. between Isl and A, to VIM
The New York herald., 1871-03-21
Lnnx Island Real Estate.

There has been more than usual activity In the
real estate market Long Island the past few
days. Prices range higher than last year. New
YORK ana Brooklyn people are the principal pur-
chasers. The following sales have been made:-
David nallock has purchased an acre Of land at
BrldgehamptoD for 5000. John II. Sanford pur-
chased fifteen acres for 81 900. The Edwards farm
has been sold for s., 200. Harry Edwards has pur-
chased the farm Of Mrs. Budd Tor $1,000.
James W. Haock has sold iity-1ve acres AT North
vile 10 Lester Youug for ST, 900.
The Horton estate al Cutchogue has been disposed
Of Thirty acres were sold for S3 200 sixteen acres
for ss25. six acres Tor 1927 five acres OF meadow
for s27o.
The Mansion House in Sag Harbor has been sold to
the school trustees Tor $3.50. II was built in 1S4s
IL cost $1,000.
Abraham c. Underhnl has sold his mill and dock
property in Glen Cove for $1,000. The Glenn farm
has been sold for $4,000.
The New York herald., 1871-03-21
CAUTION TO BANKERS AND BROKERS AND THE
~ Public

Our receipt for 5000 Northern Pacific Railroad 1910
Bonds this day rauduently without confederation
obtained Should be offered for sale. wall pay 800 for
The detention OF the party Offering IT, should be the
who obtained H. The receipt OF no value and Will no, be
bonored
The party who thus auduenty obtained receipt about
feet inches high dark complexion prominent nose tpng
square face high CHEEK bones large mouth defective ieen
sbor black wiry whiskers
Large framed man, about 10 years old Had on heavy
DARK sack overcoat
NJ. BoLLEs 4 CO., 20 Stale street
RosT0H. March IA In7I.
The New York herald., 1871-03-21

Iron AND sTBEL.-$50,0o0 ADDfTIO NAL CApI-
"A. tai wanted In works of high reputation city,
aong spenld business, which can be largely increased;
BTo dway
The New York herald., 1871-03-21

A WELL LOCATED CORNER DRUG STORE ON
~ Thd avenue Nineteenth ward, well stocked and doing
BROS. 1853 East Thrteth street. -
The New York herald., 1871-03-21

EDWARD HAIGHT LATE PRESIDENT or THE
~ Bank of Commonwealth, having with him HIS
s1n Edward Ha,ght Jr, viii. under the firm of Edward
Haipht 90, transact banking, stock, brokerage
commissions business, at No. WALL Of New street.
this city. EDWARD HAIGHT
MARCH 20, 1871 EDWARD HAIGHT, Jn.
The New York herald., 1871-03-21
The Movement in Westchester.

As one of the results OF the westchester annexa-
tion scheme and the near solution or the rapid
transit problem, a sale is announced for Wednesday
OF this week OF building sites al Fordham Ridge
near kiDgsbridge being an undivided third part OF
tract OF twenty y-nine acres held In common by ii.
b, Claim, w. Teft and w. X. Fields.
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AMusFMEy'rS.


Sss4 ftSBsS 81 THE Ssss$
ss s ekSo
as ss'Sps
to Produce s SH
Appearance Of Prof NELSON and his wonderful chidre,
ETSSs BALLET
with It's new AND %onss ssEa9, eastp%ss asa Startling effects
embracing IN its peri the entire ballet force OF
FiSfEssTa iHs WEEK OF THE wosDEEguL MAJIL.
TONS rhF kussEkLs NsEAE skaTEHsi FHaIE4. AND The
All the superb scenery, ,u,.., o,
Evening performance at 8. Matinee AT IL.
Woop's MUSEUM %u,s EVENING
ACROSS sEsssTios ISs sTsnS YoL1vES
cosTTihHHEsr q AGES Il. hSRos1 nSSS
YSRqSHRHS YSH SRHaT TELEGRAPH Aff5AysE; saEsE;
THE esEAS SA4ishH noEtt Ea.bAY, LESSON.
THE THE SipRHHis SIBbhs iIAsD; hasD
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" Third Tsss ss ,!r3sS g ss GTsas ssssassasi0n ss
Les Les sEEoksEEssEs sEoksIEssEs
LIVE HInrAAS AASTos1As nvoISFf5SsH IL Rnun oor'a
Reappe'F'n's Of 81 ssGEsT fEias TRonrE Tss5t nsu''
the finest in the world numbering TEN recognized Premier
sArGxbzE GxbhX SIsHS Ma4IEtH It Ara s
D.~asu ny paz4l zI%EE fHSs'. As IA rER1oHoIE;
THURSDAY-Rehearsal Matinee at p NJ, Of the cee}
sratsd Ninth Regiment Band Admission to all OF thd
sUNDAY~TwELFTH GRAND CONCERT
Seats secured from o'sIoSk % & a M til NJ at Boxl
and
1t2S 52S aEGH5 sH51S#zE 1SHzE.H GLOBE k1k,
EEs$ $sE sH:
A MORNING. =
khSo khSS p5$fHss 5SffSE KEsS xEsS
~ AND THE snS&Sya ssS2$S szGs assSss OF KENO NA''
$ 5 5 s !
ELLA hs and Double TSMx SRsrrAs
-. qAskryoS% AZ %,nSSS s4sEHfSs EESIz1ns sAn4Hgos,
s, XIV
jSsa HSSF zs fS%SHs wn ws RSw HOVE EsS E
yvME AMI ScE .uDIE DOML!NG
MATiNEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
STEINwAY HALL-MLLE. NILSSON
AkGE ais s9aGs s2ssSs that
bssE #; IS s.,ss
ht.
tie direction Of MAX Ma
S Nj NGss6ss Ssrss sRss Z FAkwELL MATINEE
General admission $2 reserved seats 81 and w extra
had sfenway Hail, iil broadway, and schirmers 7oI
Broadway.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH q.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY.
GAN FRANCISCO MiNsTRELs.
LAST WEEK But ONE
BIRCH wAMsoEep Ii pIfEsfRass psERsSsp sisfS1 AND BAckus
u.nSs San F FsANGIsc9 sANcs M MNSTRELS NyTsy Mp.v
BILLY dHKShkT Rksn FxdxHS SIIy wEiT EeiETEN1RD
BURLEsQUE OPERA OF LES BRIGANDs.
Seats secured SIX days In advance.
uooLEYs OPERA HOUSE.
IL KrLLY AND LEON
SSt SoSsT "a S'se' HeFs''
GRAND GIFT CONCERT :.
MILWAUKEE MUSICAL SOCIETY.
MnwAusEE, WIS,
WEDNESDAY EvESiNa, APRIL %. lsn
$4,000 IN CASH PRIZES
GREENBACKs
Gin, 5000. 5000
50 Gifts, 100. G0Ud
The New York herald., 1871-03-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A BAKERY-NoNE IN THE PLACE; A NEW COR
n Stors and Dwelling, the fremont depot, Har
lem Railroad to let for this business Inquire at v3 Third
avenue, OF GEORGE w. HOJER.
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REWARDS.
CQ00 REWARD-STOLEN, ON THURSDAY
pe)NlO March Is. ls1 al IaInes, Hniel

UUN0 KEWAKD.-STOLEN, ON THURSDAY
pCOO March ID, 1871 at ST. James Hotel, washinrton,,
" " the following articles of Jewely l-one gold brown
enameed Medallion bug shaped, with diamond rosette)
wings; containing ladys gold watch gold dollar size, and
Key and photograph of lady. 2One gold Medallion in
laid win vafiegated stones forming bug, containing
photograph OF boy; gold Chain attached thereto
One gold blue enameied Brooch, damaged, with pearl
4One obong knotted blne enameled Charm, with pearl
pendants 5one gold Sleeve Button, with pearl 6-one
pair god Earrings white enameled shape OF the Margue-
rte hower 7-fwo gold Necklaces and Clasps one with
bve hooks three rnkets with three
two stars with emeralds 8-One Brooch and OF
rings OF maachite 9Two mosaic Sleeve Buttons. These
articles are valuable 10 the they keepsakes
from friends reward of 1900 win be paid and gues
lions asked TO returning them 70 MARIE SEEBAC
New York
The New York herald., 1871-03-21

A NEWSPAPER MAN WANTS TO PURCHASE AN
n interest In an established journal Address ITALC,
Herald Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Byron Sunderland, ID. D., of Wash
nctop has acc opted the call OF the Forty hrdst Pres
byterian Church In this cty.
Gambetta is called COrsican but he is not.
He is descendant of Genoese family, as hs name i'm
plies, born at Cabors, Ia the south OF France
A Rome letter says that wealthy American,
whose name Is given, is about to purchase the Va
lban with all It's treasures art and that he intends
to remove the collection to this country. .. .t.
Soame Jenyns said, when Gibbons 'Decihe
and Fall appeared that 1t strange so ugy-ookihg
man could write 90 excellent history, forgetting tlhs
he himself OF the hOmeest creatures III Ehganu
A man about so years old, who represents
himself as a son Lord Byron and who claims 10 nave
been officer in army, has been travelling In Be
gm as the agent or patent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III" '
be very practical scion OF poetic sire
One of the ultra-Rebel editors in Georgia
declares the South needs waterpower more than any
thing else. We agree with him Tho whspow,erc has i
had control too long down there water Is requeu ior
dilutlon and abnii0n, II for no other purpose
A well known city clergyman, travelling Tor
his health the Continent 30 very delicate tat no
byoke down at Baden Baden; and religious journal In
statinR the fact, was made 10 say Dy Tue Immigrant
pvnes that he "broke the bank" at BadeD-Baden
John II. S. Bond at present the proprietor or
The Ohiieoe TO- Gasee has bought and sod edted ana
iJisbed more newspapers than any man 10 the Wes.
lis e Iat 90 Years and strange cay bo has made
something Oh every one VI 'hom
Mrs. Post q champion of woman suffrage,
from Wyoming, is described In The chea9o fos.hs nm
earnest unqammatic woman VINO mas az avn" ' sI
,,,,n, the end of "A new sentence into the weak iiu
die Of prey0ns one" The combined atllac ci IN
mps POST aud Mrs.. II. Is; stanton drew an auuo"0' "
Chicago Of 80 women and 10 moh' ~.
Mr. John Jay, onr u. S. Minister at VIENNA
~ non, very effectively the humbug OF the present 30
oaIIe1 Fronch Reuublc was pierced. NJ. Thiers ei
messed 20 Austria his belief that France was repupcan
in her feeling urged the proprely OF Tte Th
of the Government of the hhilOhhl 'ol'hao. 20, INF
g. led that il was inclined 10 Tue same NicM, pm'
~ H. M. feITeI that recognition OF tie new 'ot'm
nTut nv France herself should pfcccuo I'S ioooB"'V
A., fnreIvu nOycruuIcuLa,
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ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.
TUMULTUoUs SCENE IN THE sENATl

a
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 27.-A special dispatch
to The Avalanche, from Little Rock says tunultuous
occurred In the Arkansas Senate yesterday imme
datey after the reading OF the Journal Joseph Brooks
who had come in stood the Speakers stand. pre-
sented certificate of election from the clerks OF Pulaski
and White Counties. and demanded to he sworn in Ac-
cordng the legal returns, DIR. Kelley was legally
elected Gov Clayton refused to allow the Secretary
Of State report the election Of either. Immediately
after the demand of Brooks several Senator's friends OF
CLAYTON, sprang their feet, eXclaiminS, Ject
object" Lieut. Johnson fast friend OF Brooks SAID
he considered it his duty to swear Brooks n Senator
called the Sergeant at Arms to put Brooks out The
tons proceeded with the 9th, TIE conclusion OF
which Brooks moved the reference OF his credentials to
the Committee Elections. Mallory objected, saying
had right here. Lcute nantGcvernor'lt was ex-
pected that tie gentleman would object Senator Boil
den-"I object, too, Sir" Lieutenant-Governor-" Ii
was expected ron too would object" lGreat sensation
Cries of "Ordtr"l The Char ruled Brooks entitled to
tie floor, who proceeded in speech OF an hour ana
half He defended his action, himself aud the Lieute
ant Governor denOuncing Mallory rs "A rulian ana bully
who lorded the Senate at his master Clayos Dd
ding proceedings created an intense sonsallJ Tue
CLAYTON denOuneing them as revolutionary, Whlie
the Brooks reOrted that the others had set precc
dent the passage OF bill 10 Dust the LleutnantGov
ernOr Pending the discussion the Senate atDonLhtu
The passage by the House of the Senate bill onstg all
officers who failed 10 qualify within fifteen DAYS alter
the adoption Of the Constitution is very doubtful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
ryF,NTICIDE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.--Thc trial OF Ut. w.
H. H. Neville Of this city. on the charge OF iniAh''c'oo
has excited much interest In leading medica M"
circles Tbe accused 10 very Intelligent homeopathic
physcan lees than So years old of pleasing naniers
and has hitherto borne irreproaehable character
HIS practice has been among tho better classes anu
many ladies have been In constant atfiMancc ~ .,o
ncsses as the driver OF buggy, who about 10 n NJ on
the nth of October last cast into CohoCksk Creek on
tho northern outskirts OF the city common CIGAR box
containing "Heven-months' infant, folded ~ nap
Kin The child was recovered alive and scarcely wet
40 was found To be OF two pounds weight ana ioreeh
Inches long Cold and damp as IL was, the babe wns III
humanity left exposed ON the ground henr dog Kennel
for come time aud IL was subsequently critically rhal
ned by several doctors ut the stztionhonse "A ~ nau
survived such treatment up Ia D. No. ono Oi tnc Pys
cians cOmpassionatcy removed Ia his home me-
10 restore 10 I'll Ito death. Ave hours later Tue ideW
0catiDn the prisoner by tho Witnesses eAchua 10
correct description of his dress, buggy anu hois. i
rchuttll Dr. kosilos attorneys proved suOd chhh,'u
Inv of rospeC table witnesses. aud entorod " u~V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

The fabulous "fggcrs" of Artemus, and the
no less apocryphal statuary OF Mrs. farley have In
their time play ed many parts but 1t was ioft Tor the
nr,,,ht fancy OF Conservative Kentucky chap to
go e,,,res liz 10 n pious purpose Mersburg is
thriving town of the "dark and bloody ground" not
mote from tho historic haunts of tho hunter Boone
and sone time since It's beauI and maids were aroused
70 impatient expectancy by pictorial posters announcing
forthcoming exhibition OF works OF art In the town
han The proceeds were to DO bestowed upon neigh
,"r,n, church piety and prodgay alike anticipated
with eaeer compacency the vision OF the Original
no, Creok as rst exhibited In Newfork, tho Cottage
80, o uoouments OF Greece, the Red Sea, Uncle
py ne Gbn the collection VI which cost an immense
,i ~ labor and money, and all 10 be exhibited Tor
M naernte sum OF 80 cents admission The evening
.nc md the disciples swarmed eagerly 10 the town
sa,, n tv their artistic longngs The hall. nnfor.
nn Is IL meager proportions, and the audience had
.h. admitted by squads. As was NJ ana proper inc
W o da"TKaeper admitted tho old people rst Greatly
Poh di,ht 81 the anxious young people, the curiosity
W ., 49,, readily satisfied, and the venerable thlong
a. Sn 70 ponr ou almost ns soon as it entered what
Doban W within no would breathe ho cano out,
Sut Mi ,oomod stricken with impressive ana "'''"'
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FEwOnLsASs jan TFour and srn; supesne % ~
Double Extra 90 50i Treble rs t. Corn quiet; nd
BE osts easier at ss@1oc Bran, 81 90 HaIPrims ga Choe
sh'uie lo,c Clear Rib Iaic Clear sides be Hans dali
cured lsal.s Lard tm Tesee nalo Kss +4GIslS s.sS
.., f IL soo qs .n e .s s s.e pe PINE Sio
Strictly Prime, 5053e. Whisky easter; Rscised
o. cOss-Pnme, lS3al3s gIchsnss-sterrns ao,1 Sss-
Resins 81 3Ssi No q Tar sIss Crrds resenLae a.
vanced 592Oc sales al 81 sS0s s,
AUGUSTA Jan 2Coton opeaed active Mttnng ic msrtse
San PsAscisco Jan S~stoIs arc active sod weak Cr,-.
Point 500; Becher 90; Original Hidden Teasure 81 IS;
ssh Cbol.r isT HALE and Norcoss s01; oo ,nd Garry
Ophr o. SO; Imperial 80 80; Yellow Jacket &C. sierra scyadA
pxrpura JAM 2Co.ton srm; Msddins Uplnd,, l5e
Orleans i6Ic less active but 6rmj suPesne IS 90 brs
SIS Spring Wheat Brtrs Family IS a 81 s0 Pnnsivsns
Sc j0 $7 Indiana and Ohio DO, 90 SOC 81 7j Fancy 80
unchanged Corn seady Yellow Sc western ss2e o,s
unchanged; and Western s9dOc Gocees-sma business
l5al5tc sagsrCuba Ole Provisions advancing he
Pork held $50 Lard l30l3ic Petroleum-Cruce lS kstns
2itc. Whisky unchanged -
CHICAGO jan 2Rrcblnye unchanged Flour du Wheat qost,
during the afternoon dul and unchanged Corn ifas
for No. RYE quiet Barley dull gh-isss
6rm and steady 3.c Provision active Mess Po ~ casa
10 Ut seller March Lard Pc cash &c. selr Aar'h Drssss
lo. dull Live Hogs active at S7Gt1 7 Cstl tnn and s -
~ III 900 bbs. Flour 900 bnsh Wheat 90
1900 bush Oats 1000 bush. Rye 500 bush Brey
1000 Hogs shpments2.eO0 bbs Flour 700 bush wheat Js
BUyrILo jan 3MsIket generally quiet transactions reerts4
In WI Barley prices D0minsy without change es
track re foar firm Pas hs A. abous
81 TO- sis neglected Pork steady Lard steady hgDs nom
TOLEDO Jan H-Plour steady moderate denani Whe.s
steady with moderate demand; No. Rcd Wsbeh 81 90 NO
and nominal Receipt-IOO bSls Flour 500 ba,h wbe. LOO
bush Corn, .oN bush. Oas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

Recent Mexican advices proclaim the pros
nect,ve advance OF new foo to the Temperance cause
" Have we a Bourbon among us may cease 10 De
question OF interest the thirsty The Mexican
drink known as puique has been the subject Oh iee
ous invention for which the Mexican GoVerhnoI' n''
issuod q patent whereby that liquor Is preserved ps
OF an exquisite taste aud agreeable smell gnu ~ n
.''aa On any mart of the world" From when IL
- ,,r N, inferred that tho juice of the Amerlsy a'
ni" ia yery different luxury from That OF TS "nrsa
Indian eloes that are known % us prinlPag 81 Gull
nu"n n ia nat safe b. predict the enc tionnl
nt,arps an bilious Yankee tempeiamehs solty of
drinks produce national results, ienty attributes To
their air the drowsy mctarysl's ben escrihed 10
49, thc ilrs French revolution h's no rcs.ut ,,ar
no re. ihr madness that con M. ,i, .,,izens NAV
&C. ,..,",a'Sa Pray hoaYe0 that our 'o'"" '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

The impeachment trial of Judge Vernon be-
fore tho Senate of south Carolina, has been brought to
sudden termination by the resignation OF the ohcer I'M
pcached.
The Committee of the Virginia Legislature
has aareed that onethird the Agricultural Land Scrip
Fund shall be given TO the coored peoples college, ana
the remainder to the two State Colleges.
About thirty persons met in Germania hall,
last evening, and organized XVIII Assembly Grant
Club W. II. Lawrence, President. Committees were APP
pointed on constitution and bylaws on membership ana
on rooms and resolutions were passed calling upon ,ne
State Committee TO reOrganze the Republican party III
this city, Mr. Lawrence elected delegate 10 pre-
sent the views OF the club TO the State committee
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solomnty. Within tho masterpieces Of art were ar
ranged In order. The Black Crook" was ngeDI0usly
represented by black stick with crook on tho end
that obscure work Of art tho Cottage by the Sea-"
shapely paper cottage, leaning deiectedly
towering q while for the Monuments Of Greece, ap
peared line Of tallow cand'os "Uncle Toms Cabin"
from the stago in uncertain proportions Of paste
board and canvass, with supernaturally black head
thrust from Its central chimney which tho imagination
might confirm Joyce Heth, or Uncle Tom. The his
torio RED Sea" found counterfeit Presentment IN
Pickering feeby above It, For hours the slaughter
Of the nnocents went on those who saw hrst decin
Ing to tell those outside and hoping for company In the
SELL" IL ia stated that every Of the eager tbr0ng
saw, and 10 Is significantly added that no one con
burg.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. .ALBAST. Jan. 27, !

BENAJI>- .AlB<Ah H jail ~ ioil'
RilIs were intrOduced-To incorporate the
Faa Estate Banking Company in New, YORK; Amending
the act for the protection OF persons uaVenB h .o
Tourtb-ave Railroad In New York. applying inc pI00-
xisious OF the law OF the same suiJect 70 @
road and fixes the grade Of the ROAD DetMeen Iau r
fieth and Seventy hrststs: requiring the UNIV" ''
COMPANY to run additional boats-Passed. .s.o .,o
The following bills were reported: % % ~ The
aynod OF Western Hew-YOrk; changing inc hai1 VI th
BrookiyD Homeopathic Dispensary Incorporating '9
Manhattan Savings Bank and 70 elect supervisor "'
Large for Kings County. ~. a.. .udi,or
MT Kennedy offered resolution calling on tne huouo,
the Canal Department TO report the ainoI " thc
Oorrowed IN any by the State during 1870 20 pay tnc ~
Denses of the Canals; from whom borrowed, Tor Wba'
sueci6c nnrnose when borrowed and what rate OF III
terest Ia paid on the same-AdOpted- 81, .,,o,,,,
The bill amending the act relative to pubic instructor
, tbe trustees Of school districts 10 eApenu
additional for the purchase OF MAPS @c'' was
dsred to a third reading. a., x,a,aua Dali.
rsd Commissioners elective By the people anebdlng
sa,,se other than the adultery Of such person"
The bill authorizing courts to sui. mon % ~, 11 h,JdS
evening, at "a o'clock. #