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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-02-09

E>ALL AND WINTER
e IMPORTATION.
1871.
RIB MS.
MILLZNER AND STRAW GOODS.
Armstrong, Gator & Co.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
BONNET, TRIMMING & VELVET RIBBONS,
BONNET SILKS,
SATINS AND VELVETS,
BLoNDs, NETTs, GRAPES,
fRUCHES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
ORNAMENTS,
STRAW BONNETs
AND LADIES' HATS,
TRIMMED UNFRAMED,
SHAKER HOODS, &c.,
237 AND 23s BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Offer the largest Stock to be found in this
country, and unequaled in choice variety and
cheapness, comprising the latest European nov
elites.
Orders solicited, and prompt attention given
sept8-to amt $l0.#
C.ARRoLL, ADAMS NEER,
~ MANUFACTURERS
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
hats, CAPS AND STRA " GOODS.
No. 351 West Baltimore Street and 81 German st..
BALTIMOREMD.
JAMES CARROLL, / J.P. NEER,
JNo. 9. ADAMS, s.H. LUCAS.
4 Weare receiving Goods daily from the best
Factories East. Our assortment and styles OF
sTT55y Made Goods is complete
: rs Particular attention paid to orders.
March % ls69-1y
WIN. H. HANDLEY,
KEEN G HAGERTY.
WHOLESALE
Tin and Japanned Ware,
Manufacturersand Dealersin
TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON HARD WARE
&C., &C., &c.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
ISAAC A. SHEPPARD&CO'S' .EXCELsIOR"
LIGHT HOLLOW WARE,
80 South Galuert Street, Corner Water St.,
March 20 69-ly BALTIMORE.
'GERMAN-sT. HALL
EUGENE III. DAILY, Proprietor.
Betoeen Sharp and Hamouer,
April s '69-lv BALTIMORE
WAFER o 70 KbS yF. BALTIMORE ST.
UphOlstering Furnishing
WAREHOUSE
CURTAINS,
DECORATIONS.
VENETIAN BLINDS,
WINDOW SHADES
and BEDDING of Superior quality, made to or
der
Orders per mail have prompt attention.
feh9 '69 lvr
SHHHHAF'S WHITE HOUSE
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RUPTURE CURED.
MARSH'S.

The best and most effectual Truss knownfor the
cure and relief ofHernia or Rupture. This Truss
has received the sanction of the most eminent
Physicians and Surgeons of this county who do
not hesitate to recommend it to those afflicted
with Hernia as being superior to all others.
1t is the only Truss that will retain the Bowels
with any certainty, and the wearer can feel as
sured that he is using remedy that will be at
all times safe and effectua in its operations Of
this we guarantee entire satisfaction to all who
may come under our treatment.
LADIES' SILK ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS
for Corpulency, falling of the Womb, and as a
support to the Back and Abdominal Muscles.
Anklets, Knee Caps and Stockings for Varicose
Veins, Ulcers and Weak Joints.
SHOULDER BRACES for Ladies, Gents and
Children, for the of stooping of the Should
! ers and as Chest Expander.
PILE INSTRUMENTS, the most superior article
| in use-light, easily adjusted and ehectual In
| struments for all Physical eformities-Curva-
| ture ofthe Spine Bow Legs, Club Feet, &c.
| Ladies' Apartments, with Lady Attendants.
| Agent for Clements Celebrated Artificial Limbs
| Agent for Grandalls Patent Rubber tipped
| Clutches,
| Agent for DR.. Babcocks Silver Uterine Sup
porter.
| Agent for DR.. Wadsworth Stem Persory.
| Orders per Mail promtly attended to-.
S. MARSH,
No. 90 W. Baltimore Street,
| BALTIMORE, MD.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-02-09

THO HOUSE-KEEPERS.
i FURNITURE AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES GENERALLY.
The cheapest cash Flu niture House in the City
of Baltimore, IS at the corner of N. Howard and
Saratoga Sts., mo. 81 N. Howard St.
Full Chamber Suits $50 to $500.
Parlor Suits In Rep or Hair Cloth, $55 to
$3.50.
Library, Office and Dining Room Furniture in
great variety, either or secondhand.
Quick Sales and SmallPro6ts is our motto
N. B.-When you visit the city, be sure and
give US call before purchasing
MATTHEWS & HILDEBRAND,
50 N Howard Street,
apr2l-ly Baltimore, Nd.
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X GORGE s. CLoGG
VI No. Q, S. CALVERT ST.,
BALTIMORE, Md,
Maker of Fine Gentlemen and Ladies' Boots
and Shoes, Hand-stitched to order of the best
Imported French and English material.
Also am manufacturing Fine Hand-sewed
Goods at Wholesale for merchants, and make it
an essential point in my work that they fit we'll.
Isolicit trial from the citizens of Stanton
an vicinity. aprSl-,y.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

9nstor from Wisconsin, Mr.. Carpenter. u flcetiOs IN
MS statement OF objections 10 Civil sevc, Rcforu lie
knows no more Of hrenistry no trs us than he Knows
oi to pfafl gntoS and golden street, of heaven lis
n.onW .W tApect. to know chemistry, bo adds. bus no
uoas EXPECT TO know more OF the pcirly gate, and
there 1ocs not depend upon competiiyn e.%nnaiiSn'
"sDy peribal of certain portions OF q Book which ~
instance, would suggest 10 Mr. CARPENTER tlst admit
re W the precincts Of which ho speaks is without
'h examination II ono kind"
one of the Philadelphia papers charges that
MI Murphy's Custom-house tricks OF Ievying on ON
PVoycs have been put IN operation among the p0ioo
oce ot That city Ii ia charged that the assessment
a 10 hep Col Gray. the opponent Of the Reform
didate, Col. Mcclure.
North Carolina holds Republican State
Convention at Raleigh the nth OF April to nominate
candidates for the Offices Governor Lieutenant lover
nor state Treasurer. Attorney tioneral Superintendent
Oh Pnhic Works, superintendent OF Public Instruction.
secretary of state Auditor name delegates 20 Tho
Naton'l Convention.
Most of the Southern Senators and large
number Of Representatives Joined in presenting tost
monal letter to Attorney General Akerman on his with
drawal from the Cabinet. They express the fullest salts
Iacton with his administration Of the Department Of
Justice and the disposition of the Ku-Rux cnormties
III lhc south In reply Mr. Akcrman briefly the
and the that speedy Justice shall DO dealt TO
al Iaw-Dreakcrs III the troiblod districts.
The Massachusetts Legislators are falling
from grace. but won't 20 in wrong direction II
tho vehement protostaoBs OF the stats press have any
sautory influence. Lavish additions made to all tho
saaie% the lito pages who carry messages back and
IOfn nre allowed day and the $50 voted In the last
Session accepted by the body TO the intense dis
gust 0f the people and the press Tho Legislature was
intended ms sort of Reform expression but tho
pie of NewiOrk seems TO extend TO the usually straight
forward lawmakers OF the great Commonwealth
Judge Busteed of Alabama, in answer to a
statement In Warrington paper that he in secret
league with tho Democrats" writes pungent card de-
nying utterly the charge but pointing out his abhor
Of certain Oice-seoking republicans aro bat
tng franticaly for place. and traducng oil who do not
fall Into their traces. About the mucvex ques
tOn OF his appointment to the bench he says;
did sock the place have No friend of mno sought
or asked il fer me- accepted it upon the urgent sOc
itatiOn Mr. Lincoln, Mr. Edward NJ. Stanton, and Mr.
James r. Brady Of NcwYOrk. ] have particular de-
sire 10 retain II. Indeed, will be glad whcn Inay ap
propiiatey resign It,"
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
ALBA Y.

A LAGGiEG sEssIoN-wo oUORu,f--Mu. wooD',
CASE PoSrPONED--GOv. HOFFMAN, cONgDI.-
ING THE CLAIMS DILI-PROBiBIL!TY on a
VETO.
ALBANY. Jan. 29.--The Senate mustered his
evening II OF s % members. and IN tn Assembly tcre
wcro less than quorum present THO proceedings Of
neither body afford anything Of much inters$ mr
Morton introduced resolution calling for I, s,eriaI
Committee 20 investigate improper practices q,
and bribery In the Legislature. G0y. hlyOra objected
TO q special Committee and the resolution W., tIbca
under the rule. On motion Of Thomas {. rieds. re,o-
luton adopted calling Controller Green 20 inform
the Legislature within 10 days wbat amount ri ufsess-
ment had been invalidatcd by irregularities or other
within the last 10 years and refunded By 10" city
Both the Senate and House spent most or thcb tme IN
Committee unimportant bills Thc senate bill 10 cx-
tend the time for the collection Of the STATE tax 10 the
18th OF March, was ordered ~ a third r0adDs.
Senator James wood introduced bill allowing tho
Real Estate Trust Company Of EcwYIrr 10 loan money
such rates of interest n, II might nsrco upon viii IA
customers.
Mr. Tweed has not yet arrived IN tho city.
The Governor has the Board Of Audit III under COZ
sderaton. lie IA understood to object o the omiSS III
OF Gen Cochraue from the Board OF Audit ~ being to
only one elected by the people who wac prepared for that
responsible dnty. II IL by means certain that the
Governor will sign the bill.
Senator Ames Chairman Of the Committee 10 investi.
gate The charges against James Wood. is sick and a.
home, 50 that tho inquiry has made no progress snce
the session of Wednesday last The Printing Comittoe
Of the Assembly has asked for the Senate Chamber IN
which to conduct its Investigations.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
TUAR Y.
EDWARD WkRRrGS,

Edward Warrens, who enacted prominent
part in Austrian politics. and had singular history
died recently Vienna. He the OF jewish par
ents and was born In 3gccording 10 some at Altoona
according to Ohers at Stockholm. lie baptised and
became Protestant. H0 came TO THE country when
young and became lawyer lie afterward edited The
Western Adreriscr and helped the Administration 80
wen that the then President appointed him American
Consul at Trieste. In this capacity he be-
came intimately acquainted with tho late Aus
TRAN Minister OF Finsnce Baron Bruck, who
was then manager of tho Austrian Lloyd Company, In
Iss Mr. Warren removed To Vienna, whore he founded
the Austrian Lioyd, journal which, owing TO his yser-
Gus pen exercised considerable influence in Austria. and
throughout Germany during the Crnsean war. SiuGe
the time no established that paper he was actively en-
gagged In Austrian Journalism, and 5uccossivey con
Quoted Others. which the iomedate organs
Of Baron Bruck M. do Schmerne, Count Belcrodi and
Count Beust when tlIcso Ministers were
respectively in power. In managing these
papers no introduced OF tho best
features Of American journalism. and showed at he was
brilliant writer ard well versed in nationat finance
Beside being enhent publcist and IN abs debator,
Mr. Warren was an fnYetcrate speculation, ana lost ana
won millions I'm istransactOns the Vienna and other
exchanges He ho died wealthy man. Flo sPecn-
lated on Change lees for the sake OF ri ches than for tho
ling Count Hohen wart had designated him to
"a member OF the Austrian House OF Peers but tiat
Minister'S sudden downfall deprived the Journalistic that
dignity.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
ERfE'S LAST RESORT

TIE ELL TO CoNEIsCATE TIE ENGLISH SHARES
IN ERIE.
Thc following bill has been introduced IN
the Legislature where Its defeat ia insured by the fact
which has leaked that II was ntoined 10 oohseato
the shares OF Erie held by Englishmen;
AN ACT reference hong inieres. Reel tsle by Aliens
Tnx Peopt of Ls Of Ne ier rprtTatd Z" ~ S"'" una
Assembly, do mat o. IoIiov'; -, =, , .
SIC l. Whenever an information under cath shau ne
Nled I'm the Office Of the Atorncyene OF thib btaH
that any alien holds claims Ia hold any intotes ~
rey or Indirectly In real estate or rghtsip real estate
within this State By decd assignment, or slock ecru
cnte or otherwise except IN accordance With the stat
liss in such case made aud provided and heretofore
passcd A. shall bo the duty of the Attorney cpci.,
within ten days thereafter to proceed IN the supteme
Courtf this state. In same District In which snc9 pop
crty or some portion thcroo Is situated Tor ofe'uio
OF the same TO the people OF this state .,.,so a.
SEC a. In case, hearing by default or oterNiso' "
shall be shown the court that such allen d,so nou W
claims % hold. any interest," directly or ,t ~
such real estate, rights IN roal estate, M,nin ,s
State acb inercat 40 sad estate, aud al ch aie
rights shall become the property OF the people ot
SEC. g. This act shall take effect Immediately
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENA I II. ALBANt, Jau, y, I7f1
The Senate met at u o'clock this evening
The bill to extend the time for the collection of taxes
throughout the State referred 10 the first Committee
OF the Whole. Subsequently it considered in Com
mite OF the Whole, and ordered to third reading
Mr.. LEWIS presented bill to repol Section OF chap
ter b34 of the Laws OF 1856. 1t repea the laws which
forfeit canaboat and cargo the captain takes
cargo than his manifest calls for.
Nr j. WOOD presented bill to amend the charter OF
OF the Real Estate Trust Company OF the City OF New
York u virtually authorizes this Company to repeal
the usury law.
The bill relative TO mortgages personal property
and the bill 10 authorize the Union Homo TO hOd add
tlOnal real cstate ordered 10 tlrd reading Ad
jOuFucd
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
SUPREME COURT DECIsIONs.

TIIE DRAKE AMENDMENT DECLARED UNeoNsrIYt,-
TIOkAL-RlGHTS OF THE JUDICIARY IN
yADED--THE DURATION OF THE CIVIL WAR
FIXED.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-In TIE Supreme
Court Of the United States to-day tho following opinions
were delivered:
No i7Ibe United States st. Klein, admins traitor
OF WisOB-appcal from The Court OF Claims
The question In this Is whether tho frovlso
rea 10 suits for tho proceeds of alb andoned and cap
tred property in the Court Of Claims contained in the
appropriation acl n Jrly ~ 1870 aud known as Drkes
Amendment cba.s be claimant from recovering. ad
nsIatOr of Wilson tLe proceeds Of certain cotton be-
longing to dcfcnJaEf which came into the possession OF
the agents Oi tic Treasury Department % cap
tued or abandoned property ana the proceeds
Of WHICH were paid into thr Treasury The Ccait after
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
AH9EMBLY.

The Assembly met this Gyeningat 7;30 O'Clock
A number OF rcmonslrancos were presented agains
legislative interference with the Erie Elilway Com
pany.
BfLLg INTRODUCED.
Mr.. BRNSRrr-TO amenRthGl act increasing the Dnm
her OF Judges in Brooklyn Guy Court.
pay Of the bonds for the Free Academy also to pay ,h
Arsenal bonds OF the Same cy; also 10 iegalHe & 'o
Mr.. OAKLEY-Makng the Trustees Of savings banks
personally liable when owncrS OF real estate.
Mr. Hustled Regulating the action of the Trustees o
charitable and religions associations. Also TO punSl
persons using limitations OF currency
Mt MORTON-rO authorize the GppOin,IDent OF attend
ants aad messengers In tho Supreme Court oi King
County.
Mr. FIELDS offered the following which was adopted:
>sod That The Controller Of tic CITY sui Coun OF Se~for'
The sSonHt cf money rcfnaei within ten years last past
S%ri o1 s sa St 3 ety. sis he we're
openings regulating grazing paving o. ss,.ssits
psrpc.s q acquiring e to any said city pa5s papo
had been ,fa s.sS an aas%:si a"i
3 person persons said hsys been
paid and power Of soosy under thsn the
essd The so,eeion Z sIS i.s been s1end BY
aS . or sss sa % ifS T s
10 on also TIE names 2, me 'srIs % s I e Dq ., 81 ,ss
any asseSmtht s involved ~, ...,.... .. 49,.
information Counsel the Cooperation Of The sy
s d Ssn sasg IL S S Ss $ 1 %
apss S.as5ss sss -.
Of the City and County Of Eew York and to the COs,ssOa
Counsel OF said 1lt.
ON motion of Mr. MORTON the Committee Cominsrce
ana Navigation empowered 10 send for persons aud
papers tho investigation OF the charges OF una wful
practices the part OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany.
Mr.. MORTON oAarcd the following:
II il alleged hsre has be- fraud and ccrupton at elections
improper and appliances have been snd used NTH
legislators, therefore,
Isor,d Committee Of I've investigate the matter sst
Committee send for pcIsobs and and
report from time 10 bae BY bill or Otherwise. .
The resolution giving rise to debate. ~ was lad over
Mr.. ShYrH called up his resolution catling upon the
for informal relating 20 certain bills pur
porting to have been scnt TO him with clauses in them
which passed the House.
MIR. Hustled called attention to tho fact that Mr..
Jacobs now absent. desired to offer amendment to
this resolution, and IL was laid on the table again.
The bill requiring hotekeepers In NewYork To report
the death OF any outside of thoir families dying In
their hotels within n hours after death, 70 the Public
Administrator also requiring coroners to make similar
reports after conclusion OF nquests and to turn over
the property in their keeping to the Public Adnnisra
tor, ordered to q third roading. 49,
The bill authorizing the Buffalo Common Council 70
bonds pay for the supply OF water was ordered
"a third reading -
Increasing tho number OF Trustees of the Mid
night Mission in Nev.York was also ordered 10 third
reading. Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
PERSONAL.

The Emperor Of Germany has addressed q
letter OF thanks to the Rev. O. p Davies the represent
atve of the British and Foreign Bible Society in Ger.
many acknowledging with gratitude tho great benens
conferred upon tho German army by tho generous DIS
tribution OF the Scriptures during the late war
NJ. Louis KOssuth states in the Hungarian
paper the Magyar say that he cured OF gout III
the head by visiting the grotto Of Monsummano. near
Ptoga 20 Tuscany, which has for the last years had
local reputation for curing afflicted with rheu
patism and kindred dsoases Kossuth believes that the
effect produced must bo duo 10 electr0nagpetc
agency
Col. james FOrney Of the United States
Marine Corps OF the veteran editor Of The Press has
been ordered To duty in the philadelphia HavyYard.
For eleven years. which includes oil the time since his
early boyhOod he has been In active service having
participated credtby in Farragnts glorious oruses,
IN the defense Of Pennsyvanjs against Rebel raids ad
In skirnthes with Asiatie pirates OF the antipodes
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

ALISON Ms.t', morning 'sh i''' Abr'n.s a'oa u IN
Rei,yrs ssl fiend Of t.. family to attend fro.
his residence ~ Wet POiJ.airi'., on Thur Feb i"u
BASEsAt Mo. Italy SATURDAY morning Jan p, F-no. B-ai
Eolcs OF funeral here .te'.
pEERs st,'avn conn su,g jag. y sne[ iPos 20, psnNs
@ sT, L%' & c En- s 1 ~ 's o . O.. Beer % ,|'6 &
beins one Of past sensratien ,,.,... -. .,,.. -.
woins.day. J,n d. iisr N
BODwgI- SATURDAY. Jan "a is wDsm BoiwcIl in Ao T'A
Faaea % TGS., 3d. p from St Stephen. char:s M'e
BnDNPsgEOo sund, at T. a. Mr. f'.,c Blr' ~ 'hs TN
.c yer Of his sse ,.., - alton, n, s,,,
on hi, fs,ds. ~ W,S sor'yourihs' ra''i.y. 'h'
3.th inst, st 10 O'Clock
Jane. A Clarke, eldest Of lse is.. D.; Pe.ef Clrse
Notice Of funeral ieclne-
HAROLD a Hsmp..ai Long r.ui suu, 1872 Eh.
ryo T,G Of SSs1 S arGn n .e o e,, ,. o. lTr T 's @ from
dence on wedhe,isy M IL Oeock Ca" leave Ne"for4 "
| si,tlia O.. wife OF Btvnni B. Iloro,
adsr s1Ts noon T e ar ,1rr I Of I 80 p 's & Il a 9 ro
the Flushing and Sor'ste RAILROAD Tram returns
uyArTA White Plains on Saturday morning jaO n. Shs
rS ;Ss % a" ,: vf '' s sF,'o ,s % S Mona q t J %
yS . % ier remain, Sing sas Harlem ,r.i.
naRSHAt Che GT,@ercy PERI IIqts Or s.tari,I I,n e. mi
N,p H. eesi d.us,sr Of JGeph n eei'ed and bf"e h''A
Tie iaarral . take place Tosd jan D. at y n n %, s,1
e,sas I5.,:y,'T ch'fss G A1 The remains viii e'
MckAY-op Sunday jan D. gre Fannie Higgins Mckay sec,sa
The ioHss viii tatc PIE. Ts rsaisaee parents
ss s1s .Pts 81 q. q .S @ c-cta a,j % attend
M!LLEnou Saturday sTb Inst Mr., s,g B. Mile; yIis. Of
The fsn r r,sc viii s leli .t tie redees Of her brov
S w s '.o S ' IN No 1en.ss nj S; Il, & hsss rs''
teTmsut
NEnLgYO Monday morning, Jan 49, Of heaH disease. Jins
relative. sis Anil, respectfully Ia,e . s,'eoa
Tse~iay afternoon, at. o'eiOes.
PoORAt Hsckepssek nghs j. 18th iost Horace Poor IN
% Of sa'T Pc, 'd ss ssss ..s-s: e.: +; =,
LeTpsonives wednesday, ss INST &. Istefmea a
Tnny Cemetery
Rtlsr N D, IL The io,s yeaE Of hs ,re IL. u.,.,..
ver.n Corps Also iis members * he Gsrsn Paro. Gs.oc.
q :ls and ls invited to 'so tie '@nss, from q.
o, a.ai p N, Si.bous l,rsher notice.
ROBERrSONOn Sunday, Jan 90 Jsne Robertson rec Of the late
Tho n s % H.. Of % % s % Ps pseS 70 i'S S' ws" sS
day sl O'Clock Her re~siss w be taken to Grsn"o'd '
sMH--On Mendav ogsne our ebii OF TiOdos W
The Is I'D friends 20. Invited to s.eHa The funeral from the r
SsSS q 'r .n srsar 81 s &. II t x A' %
sMrTHOn Monday morning ian 2 wahnston Smith 8, tn.
late w'siinsSn smith I'm N t So y ysi q as soos N. ,,,
' .. wsas sS c9S oo ~sa s stTa ss and ''
Sunday LsudOo Castle 0f Morris H. sud keAs
The funeral .e,ca. viii Se sd oc,cs on Tuesday J.s @
No 10, Ssmnss:.. B o.Lbn.
srRyeSsJaO % Btcho sevoo daughter Of Cyrus a and s'7
Rta.S. sss'sls ss:. ssi e New HsnpS s i"n burial
zOLLINHoFER-Op SATURDAY Jss H. M vii. Of George 1olhs
youngo daughter Of Hen Gilman. 10 the Idh
The e. ;. S s s;%s. % * s "a ss s S s IT;s e s' :s:
c"s'de Of S%S & Tg S S = eeM Gn Gss Ios SSasssi No.
2U.A Of DIu Kiess County lsiss Nc ss Of q H.: w.s
s'I1 o. G.'a Of 'Ga r. fiSF kees TciS ii OIL
r. Tprd.% dsn ''' '-' '''''"'''' ''''''
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.t

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 29.-ln the Senate, to-
day. the following bills introduced To iDcorpo-
rate tho New.B Brunswick Carpet Company; supple
ment TO the Charter VI MorristOwu to incorporate tho
Cummings Gas Works; supplement to the act for the
Limitation of actions; to incorporate ST. Peters Col
ege in Jersey City supplement to the local govern.
ment OF Jersey Cty supplement TO the charters OF the
Paterson Central Grand Improvement and Building
Company; to incorporate the Paterson Six Manuiac-
turing Company.
The following bills were passed: To incorporate the
New-York Betting and Packing Company supplement
The act to regulate the business Of Fire. Life, Marine
and other Insurance Companies not incorporated in this
State.
In the House bills introduced to amend the Con
sttutiOn increasing the compensation O members O the
Legislature to $40 repeal the act'Of 1870 and
1871 granting franchises and privileges 30 the Erie Rail
lOad Company.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
POLITIOAL.
NEW-,JERSIfY

NEW-JERSEY.
RUSH FOR THE PRISrING-MORE PAY FOR THE
OVERWOIKED LEGIsLArORs-PROPOsRD RE
PEAL OF THE ERIE FREIGHT RATEs-RAIL-
ROAD SCHEMES.
fay TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBusRI
TRENTON, Jan. 29.-Propretors of the yari-
ons petty state newspapers throng tho obbcs tonight
and eagerly buttonhoe ovcry momber who strays from
his house. pressing thoir claims for share OF the state
printing Tho Printing bill assigning the work was re
ported In tho senateI last week. but as
tho patrons and friends OF certain news
papers which had beon omitted in tho favored
st, created considerable camor. the bill was recommt
ted, and now lies in Committee. Considerable business
was disposed OF by both Houses tonight In the Assem-
bly,. Mr. Farrier introduced specific amendment TO tho
State Constitution increasing the pay of members or tho
Legislature 20 $500 year. and Of the presiding on
cers TO t666 The Hew-Jersey Land and Town
Improvement Company asks for an act OF ncorporaton
with capital stock OF tJO0O with privilege to increase
to RoO.Ooo Tho directors to have power to purchase
and sell property, give and take mortgages build
water and gas works In any part OF tho State.
The repeal OF tho Infamous Erie bin passed.
at the last session Of tho Legislature, allowing
that Company charge discriminating rates on freight
between Paterson and Jersey City, IA provided for in
bill introduced by Mr. Hemingway. restoring the
charges to tho original rate OF 81 % per t bill in
cooperating the Union Gaslight Company of Hudson
County provides for capital stock OF SlOoo,OOO An
introduced incorporating tho Continental Steam
Boiler Insurance Company OF Newark, with capital
stock OF $4,000 and privilege to increase to s2ooOo
An opposition bill TO the Education bill introduced into
tho Assembly last week presented in the Senate by
Mr. Mcpherson. II authorizes the Mayor to appoint
three persons from each district, who shall constitute
the Board of Education. Amendments to the charters
of Paterson and Morrstown were presented.
and large amount OF routine business trans
acted. The Corporation Committee will probably
report adversely TO tho second and third sections
of the bill OF tho NewJersey Central Railroad, asking
for increase of s5OOOOO capital On the first section
they will report amendment appointing Commission
10 investigate the question 10 whether the Company
has ever paid for the lands in COmmunipaw Bay, and
granting the increase OF capital providing the Company
pay up back Of t4OO and abide by the decision
OF tho aforesaid Commission.