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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

CLRvELAND-A; Newark n j. Friday Jan u, sspes s""iss
The reatv., and friends are funeral MenisT a
late residence % LDnban SJ1t fufiaes m
viaton
pAwKsAt tho o. Der sJriainw James Pu % E.s Fhr
eenbst. saprl. jim ~ Olivia, widow alhe AeF Frs
l.. Hawks.
Not of funeral hereafter
HAwKs-At the residence Of her sonw JATea Pvt ~ East t
Ja 10 Olivia WIDOW Of tho late Hs'fAae1
L. havl.
Tho family sspest' ~ as-i 20 .sd
Calvary Church. Of kyuAsFe 1S hrV
nrstsL, % Tsassy. the ri INST. AZ " an
KIssAM-sapuzay Ju. 90 William Kam- son Of ts IAs ks'
samuel Kissan =. 49,, 80.
Reformed church hey MI nkesphA hatf
,on 1t BOoklyn on MONDAY, "a inst N< p ID
SATURDAY. Jan ~ B1ssrd Pass second soa
John M and Mary Z Meacbsm IN the lsth rear 81 rs aga
q ,.ryc- the residence OF bis arene u
C,Sios ave. BrusAya, Tne>day, Jan .. At O'Clock
xongN srpd,y ia. a. 1872 MARI Louisa, beloved wife q
of Eeglaad.
Rrslsh papers assAse copy
rsALLA. Rochelle An &c. Hery wor.tss Pail al q
The relatives friends family r.epen iE,tld 90 ,er
huera sclOcA hnortnoi
Church (Rsy. Dir. HGtioa) % Nsshitglo spare
snIPMASA Manor l., sstr,y. ian. 90 Ces8ss sou 81
L. and Phcbe 2puan, ged rear, 10 nsn days
TBIyr-i North Castle hay Jan IA Lsono@ D. TIM IN @s
The iassa viii ,see bis late reense sc Ce 90 Mos
Dan tie I'd II oek Relative, and ionds are "
spsetllny ssyi,o4,o attend.
Dearest father thou hes. len us
Aud Ihy hes We deeply tel;
But us Gst that hath hesn
He al all neal
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A SENATORIAL SCANDAL.

The good name and fame of Alexander Caio-
well the IA elected United States Senator from kansas
are very seriously compromised The Laurence Sla"aa's
prints the details Of brbed election ana
actually gives the of 10 members Of the last
lature with the sums offered and paid AS An inusHa
ton OF the valuation Of Western legislators 'uo n'
herewith printed .ooo
senator lanes Wool poniphan County wanted g. 900
for his vote and ofe fed II for that sum feA a.
Of Jewell County offered 20 sell ms voe iUr ~
He demanded $50 from Clarke, aud the same sum ron
Dan. Adams o. Topeka. He finally yoeec ~, I'D
out to t6,s former A. Mccartney Of Wilson County, INV,
for C1aI Ia va,ed for Caldwell and. II is charged,
recerd 81 so1 therefor Phnney Of Morris county
was elected " vote for Clarke lie voto3 iof SfahVru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
"ALL ABOUT BORE INsTEAD OF LOVE"

To Ike Edffer OF The Trsbune.
SIR: The addresses delivered at the Franklin
banquet the other evening reported IN THE TRIBUNE
are think decided improvements upon the usual spec
mems Of afterdnner eloquenoe Brief, pointed, terse
and witty they we're, ahke creditabe to the speakers
and the craft whose esprit de corps character to the
occasion. IL Il stated that they were delivered wheH
the coaee cigars Introduced II are 10 IN
fer the omission OF the mention or alcoholic NIL
tnss that none were used That TACT may account lot
The in uroven,ent 10 which alludo Your pane
gyrc upon your illustrons master and prototy Pc EN-
Traced IN two short paragraphs, could not have been
mneh more complete, while II might have suffered In
etiyeness had its substance been spread over as
Tranklin a philosopher who never lOyedr' And why
CLASSIFY ths negaton with the others IN the same para
graph, Ipcrt0rjOu.t m
BOsADbt, Jan. 70, 1872.
What Mr.. Glcaley said was "a philosopher who
never bored" The types cou;ired to getit loved
an( 70 Isads roasspse OF it.~LdI
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NEBRASKA.

LEGISLATIVE BROI(-AN ILLEGAL DISSOLUTION
OMAHA, Nebraska, Jan 20.-In the Nebraska
Legislature the Senate TO q deadlock last night
the bill awarding 900 OF land 10 company
for the purpose Of developing Salt Springs at Lincoln the
vote being tie. After being in session all night re-
cess taken FOR breakfast, and at a. M, after
much wrangling President Hascall declared the Sen
ate adjourned to the 31st Of December 1874 Six Sen
left the Chamber while the remaining six pro
nOunced the Adjournment Illegal and ordered the arrest
of the seeding member who were put der arrest by
the Sergeanat-Arms bat afterwdrd released, ana
have gone home. The six remaining Senators arc stl
holding They expect the arrival OF the seventh
who hitherto has been absent, when they VIII have
quorum. The House met AT 10 a. ~ A motion made 10
adjourn 10 31st December was amended to adjourn
20 Monday next. At this time message arrived nom
the Governor prorOgIlng the LeHshtIlre. Before IL
could be read however the Speaker declared the House
adjourned The following appeal to the people Is being
circulated: The bubble OF corruption bursted! senate
adjourned. House prOrogucd. Thomas, CrOpSey, Ab-
bOt sheldon. Metz and Hascall have been put under
arrest Tho people " Lincoln and Nebraska city hold az
INDIGNATION meeting tonight. VIII Omaha ION Us ]
Signed by many citizens.
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clam 1850 abide the event OF tho action. Defend
ants counsel then made q motion upon substantially
the same affidavits and, offered ~ discharge tire
Receiver before tho Judge who appointed him.
This motion was decided in his favor; but not
Svthstanding that the Judge was persistently
urged to sign the order granted Independently promised
20 DO So he neglected the duty dcfendantS business
remaining closed meanwhile. Finally, 1t being sug
gced 10 defendant the order would never De signed
until the Reccyer fees we're paid and having been pre-
sented by the Receiver who IL Will be rec collected is the
uncle of Peter H. Sweeny with bill Of fees amounting
10 the comfortable OF S,50l about SlGO whereof
vas CHARGED aE counsel fee for James +. Morgan Judge
McCunn particular Graft" he paid the same and i'm
Ine,liaely therea the order in question signed.
ana his Mace was agan His troubles, however, did
NOT end here Having by this short struggle OF four days
iustcp a fully contested suit was likely TO end IN
pIee financial ruin he immediately paid plaintiff entire
claim and secured the dsccnttnuance OF the action The
rants attorney not having received his fee from his
avTn client claimed IL from defendant, who very
nraIv objected thereto. The attorney then obtained
order 10 how cause why defendant should not he pun
shed as for a contempt of court for alleged disposition
NJ some of s property during the continuance OF the in
junction And now, the ssddest part OF this story
THr TRTBu~Es assertion that "the corruption Of the
Bench has worked. and is working, corruption OF the Bar
aud the public" Here, in his utter despair, defendant
was advised to employ some friend OF William NJ. Tweed,
and obeved the wicked suggestion The selected Graft
William M Tweed prepared short affidavit which
verified by defendant and, wonderful TO tell shortly be-
ore the hour at which he directed to appear and
purge himself If possible, OF the alleged contempt. he
was presented with order signed by Judge MeCunn.
who never was Ring judge" vacatiDg the last-men
toned order and entirely absolyng him fro III blame In
fua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
TFNIrRE-OF-OFFICE BILL.

The following bill was introduced III the
House OF Representatives by Mr. Coghan OF California
last week and referred to the Committee Oh the Jul
dietary: Al.
p, n snar,e5 ste Tint the terms Of all civil offices
which are or NAV be filed by appointment by the Pfes-
dent OF the United states, or by the heaus Oh DeP
inents or by persons appointed ny either OF theni
except az hereinafter provided. shall terminate on tne
s0h day OF June 1872 and the terms OF ther
successors shall terminate the 3Oh day OF June oo
and the terms OF all Offices not hereinafter ehsePoes
shall after the astnamed date. terminate on the 3O.n
day of June OF every fourth year thereafter focda
That this shall not apply to the heads OF
uepts Assistant Secretaries ot DEPARTMENT.
Attorney and First Assistsnt pos,msS,TI
General sOlicitoreneral, Solicitor OF the treasury,
Naval solicitor Solicitor OF Internal Reve examiner
OF Claims in the State Department, treasurer OF Sns
tinted states Register OF the Treasury First anc eecohu
Controllers OF the Treasury Judges OF the United
pps.idept ambassadors and other public ministers,
SUPERINTENDENT Of the Coast Survey Director OF tue
Mint Governors OF Territories, special commissioners,
snerial counsel Visiting and examining Doarus persons
APPOINTED TO positions without Tor
and persons In tho employ OF the War OF Navy Depart
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PERSONAL.

It is stated that Mr. LOUIS Dagger has taken
the editcrship of The Washington Patriot Lately declined
by Mr.. George Lunt.
The Hon. VIM. P. Frye, NJ c., and late At
torney General Of Maine positively, and senator Henry
Wilson OF Massachusetts, probably, with other eminent
men, viii address the State Temperance Conven-
ton at Trenton, on Thursday, Jan 10.
MIR. Edmund Yates will visit this country
in the FALL and deliver series Of lectures his recol
lect0rS ThsTkcray Dickens, and Jerrold Mr. Yates
has oded London lately by sharp attack on Dickens
borapher Forster, who ntmsted that the elder Yates
had dranaled OF Dickenss novels without his Per
mission. To which Mr.. Yates proves from MI Dlekenss
own letter Dickens supervised the very pays mon
toned as unauthorized.
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HAVANA Jan 2o-sagarSock Earenoqe at iyin' a1 ntan
hbd... receipts the past week RI aVHs
and M,tanks 900 hhi8; sTpore iuag tie Est
from H.vsna and Matlnns @ boxes and lJ hhds If which sH
tLited
especially for Centnflgals Nos 10 to y D. s. oGo! a So ts
20 ID s. lItal Moasss merchants s1se 10 par
chase owing high demands Of holders quoted At sat eA 20
Standardization 10 Common scTe u - rrf
F 10 Good Refining buoran 9st res Groorv grades hrmer
ii.91 reals Mossse. demand Clayd 81 reals keE Mus
roydo res per eg Mos pOrS-Clayed 81 40 reals lef
seg Mucor,o sia6 reals keg Bacon ies. a. y =
per csL Batter heavy and irregular at SIoQeb Tor -.
pperor American. Flour in fair demand It $50
SIS So Ham, que. and weak at Slsa+B fof
American sed; % SggarCGged Lari fnet ana
weak At SIS asa kegs Sl8as9 tGs raow h.usr -
50TS S. Onious qnleI and s.Auf
a. % Lumber erm Pitch Pine 800 80 " 'h a.,
r in r demand reals hogshead - smpy
nonna al 81 IS Hoops-Lobg shaved nominal at Sy1
s.5SM Fshts snn but a ptby higher. Exchange Urn
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LATEST SHIP AEHS.
For other ship Scws see Second PoGe.l

ARRIVED.
Steamship Re slocun RIO Jreiro Dec Is Bsb h P.nsnrHs
Jan Para 9th Thomas 18Th With me aad pas 10 '" T. Jar
Steamship Bell Bakman Rehrni Cy Point and horfok
witn md.e and pas o Old Dominion SteAnssp Co.
Steamship Regas0r Freeman PHILADELPHIA, WITH mise 70 L'raH
Steamship Co
ship n B. Palmer Lov, Shanghai Oct S With tens Ie
Slip Ludvis fIeyn IN. g. SchHslug New-hayen n a, -
Bak Reindeer of NewHyen wellington Port Spho Dec o. VIA
Martinique q days. with cocoa &e
BrsS p Brown, DAVIDSON. Port Johnson for Bosioa.
Bng Beea Dlth JOnker Rio JsRero via Fsnoao sas~
So DAYS, with coffee.
Brig Mara (Ital) ssvaress Denia Il days With raisnS
Sch Rothen Brandberg Aquu Hart u days Slth 0gWooi
schr oi Huntington H. Hs~es Fortune iaai Be-
hams u DAYS, with logwOOd and coffee
Sebr Ea H.y of Ellsworth JsOy MiySgusr r.. tdy. -ih
,,-, =, Mil. q, 49, H.
Schr Chas H. Hodxdou lot Providence MCMILLAN ~ A9hs hsS
Jam, II DAYS, with fruit
schr Palma, Rankin, savannah { days. wi,h mase.
sCHoOSERS-RlyBK AND C0AST"i'y
p;,h.rs Novel; Gr,enwch Julia K CLARK NewHayes.
Jas b. Anderson. Pro'iience CIiHsa Ahen' rfosi.ece
Oscar {. Acaen Stamford JSAG IL Ls'c4' Vs''1f Ds
Allen Middleton, SeS-Loni0n.
BELOW.
Ship Ponenaye tof London Taylor from NaHAJa - ~'s ni's
MISD-Slnlogu, n W; oeaE
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PIGEON SHOOTING AT JEROME PARK,
Mr.. Barnum. throngh his distant sgents. bal

at least one hand upon attraction VI extraordinary
nature that should he succeed the public curiosity
will be quickened rarely before. -Four cannbas
three men and one wonan-trou BUrsnti3 Of the Can
nbal Islands captives In and according to tho
laws OF Canniba warfare, doomed 70 d1ath; nave
through large sum OF money and bonds for their rc
turn been repreved for three yeGrs Documentary aH1
Official evidence sufficient, 10 remove every 8-onhoS
doubt will be secured before the heavy cost viii ~ IN
Cured should this enterprise be success the conmn
nity for time will forget Alexis. The King or the
Islands Thakombua, though refusing permanent re
prieve has been tempted by the gold and the bonds of
their return OF the bonds VIII be forfeited ani
maid n the Cannibals once reeeh civilized land.
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rKKcrrrvE ffAYMON.

ncefion tn The evidence before the Investigating Com
mttee. j. IL
6aiesburg, H., Jan 10, 1874
EXECUTIVE rASsION,
WAsUrrGTDE. d. C., Nov. %, 1871,
Hon THOMAS MURPHY, CoHcctorT ne P0Tf 0f Neie York
DEAR SIR: Y0ur letter Of the ISM n- $ndtI1Sg your
resignation OF thp Office OF Collector the Port " New
York, with reasOns therefor, IL received ~ give. Iae
great pleasure h bear testimony 10 the cHleucy no"
Office 80 long u has intrnsted IT, yOhf heepmg
Your own peace % mind no doubt WV DC eusth'eu -
ieavnc the Office o. Collector, but dOrpt WHSs,, sun
course viii in any sense De benefit - thr Psyc ~.
wee Under your afminiSiratcn the re1enu's IsH 70
Eew-YOrk CistOmheuse haze been la.xslg lnCTeasei
am the cost OF collection n proportion 70 the @D
toLecJed has been greatly oiln bed. Jn. - SHOWN y"
ts records ~ the Treasury Department You maze n,u
my unqualified confidence since yot1 eniert3 tno
once % Collector Y0n hai that conrGcJ1c beiVse oT
dhe appointment would not have been tfNdrred y"l.
maj eonhdfnre Is ct mistaken and ~ acF ping org
ftslE non desire 10 give you lie fullest is.uraEce OF
IN, ia~ Whether you rrrnau IN ont 81 Office, tnns
WIZ cUtNhee joss public u your entire i1aOcence on
the cEtT-rs brought against you. With gr.st ro'pet
your OhedcDt servant. L. : GRAFT.
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any claes OF persons sd any outbreak occur all tho
power Of the Government wiz be used TO peace
and maintain tranquility, but, until some disturbance
Of the peace occurs notice will be taken OF Carriers
proclamation. Tho President and Attorney General
have had no consultation to-day with reference to the
NATTER although both informed Of the condition OF
Affairs The Attorney General has received, almost
every day since the trouble began, many dispatches
from both Sides telling him that unless the Government
interfersd there would be boodshed within tho next 20
honrs
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POLITICAL.
ALBANY.
AN INNOYATIoN--A WHOLESOME EFFORT At RE-
TORM--" ABSENT WITHOUT LgAYE.o

AN INNOYATIoN--A WHOLESOME EFFORT AT RE-
FORM" ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE"
ALBANY, Jan. 2.-The Assembly only was
in session Saturday. II hardly expected that
quoram would he present but calling the roll 1t
found that IS Republicans and 7 Democrats stil
manned in the city. Tho Clerk directed to enter in
the journal tho OF those absent without leave.
About bills introduced and seveIal unimpOrtant
measures considered I'm Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. Fort offered resolution, which passed, for the
appointment Of n committee OF five the part of the
Assembly to confer with like committee OF the Senate,
10 apportOn and divide the Congress districts Of the
State under the Of 1870 The bill prescribing
penalties for abortionsts passed to third
reading The bill makes the penalty from minimum Of
four years Imprisonment for nfe at the discretion OF
the judge. A motion to adjourn until Monday evening
7:30 O'Clock defeated by decisive vote and the
Assembly will accordingly meet at II o'clock in the
morning as usual. The Committee Privileges and
Elections viii go 20 NewYork next Thursday to take
testimony in the case OF Killian against Frcar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
A FOUNDRY BURNED

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 21.-The Union Pipe Foun-
derry OF Dennis Loag Co. ON Fuopst. near Preston,
was destroyed by fire this morning, Loss tl7S.oG In
suraace $1,000 The pipe foWndery WAS one Of tho most
extensive 10 tho United States, having capacity fur
n coo tuns Of metal annually. The building was sup
posed to he urepToof, hence the small Insurance..
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Speeial Nntires

s.x.nseeutA Assembly District Union. Fepub'ieaa
hlT spug the VI Poriy ualh-
between xsh,h this Mends evening Jan ~
at .soci, GEORGE z. BRA NroRp Prrsii1nI
RAssKs & DospIs. Secretary
Lea & PERKINS, Sauce.
Prsaounosd By Conno Sseuu
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improve, spp.d,. ard gsssa and unryasi for ia sVof
.ec.ed bJ Msa LBAA IsRRNs To prosecute al. pate
uaiEg V,niias coanterteitA -
JOHN DUNCANS SONS,
AGEh.S. NBwlOFK.
Fine Cold JowrrS. risonsbr pics Ne. God W,'ss,''
e.O co. AMI 500 each diamond Rngs. - - 10 -. a..
PeagIoesLss
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM RIO JASElRO, tc-Tn steamship Bds Jan 40 Ter
man Ri=ard Zmmemann GrOets A. Derby C---ce g. Nnt9s
Andres Cassar w. Fuen J. smith iud Dr. T. Marta Na
Haues c. H. Klbnrn j. c. Galrsth Benz Hunter Mr. sahe va
bel WIN. GsenY Rev Mr. Tbasr and wls Geo W. Fuller Mr. a
Eiley Ann luge. Psqu4 Gosie FiIchh W. A. tfCyer h ~
WI Small Mn D9sery ant ch-rsa
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THE CHAMBER CT COMMERCE FIRE REIIEy


Patrck PsgfIir Chrirmiu ~ he CasEos Rerf Frrl pr
nests, oasS = D. MoSs-5 Ca ...,..... s5.msm
From Amst through J. & W. Sefgnaa & 60.
Chicago So goh AMI from Fr5nki,rt, 59M. gold.
Jan. lit rr RoTsi II Qhletss Prrr, AMI Pnr,es
Henri ~ the Mcfarland lrog1 his FreriieneF ihs
Minister f.gJcnt At " ssh z ~ T. C. Bgriase 80
LoniO1 through RichaTi ryn Ca. - %
Rfy. C. A. Corlei, L~oss France through A. lsria T.
o..
Pr.cseds at hIri. under he s'r'nag9 N te
Kirz Omen. eId Cahiae; Master s'i other prom
inen persors. iroucb he American Charge dAfhres, -.
GE6 L. a.. - iGi3 .....'...- tN3f y
Through j. W. Se.guan. ST5. gui as lt@i..... - %
IT,, ..................... e3cs3 ~
po.,i.,.', ..,,.,. .................... IfFD -
c,.ss Total .......... ......... $1,000 u
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THE PRESIDENTS LETTER TO MURPHY,

70 fAs EZit0r or ING TV'oHHe'
SIR VIII you be so kind as TO repub)ish Pres
dsnt Grant, letter accepting the resignation Of Thomas
Mur,;nyt have misIad my TRIBUNE containing IT, and
osaaot Gnd it, Thank aaoaid appear Just now in con-
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raw 'r.nesi,y evening Jan. 49, al ~ -
dence Of father by the Rev JOB, steele honu Q.
Bsyley Of New avsn, Coma TO Ma Esa heHo % FrsA
mes, (near PAteTson, " J.
HoLBRooK-CHALMgRSJsE II. 1872 at the resdeGs-' % hs
DD Paxton Asis.ei by the Hr Dr. sana
William C. HohrUs AaLa A., daughter u d. Chalmers u NM
Al Notices OF Marriages must be .'dorse" usth -"
name and address.
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ASSEMBLY. ALBANY. Saturday, Jan. 20, 1872.

T.. "A y
In the Assembly, Mr. STRAHAN, speaking on
question of privilege called attention to many vacant
seats and said he noticed those soats when occupied,
filed Ivy gentlemen who always vote against mo
lions to adjourn Saturday, but who nevertheless
absent themselves on that day. He therefore moved
call Of the roll that the OF the members absent
without leave be entered on the journal Carried.
Bills were introduced as follows: 49,
Mr. Nurs-Reae to District Cog. City Of Ne. YOrf Which
& s1 .ni .esS'si p co in The @ Of New uPon
trial Of sct1n 5 tuc Justice without jury be h or We q
BIN on The tra And A' Spaniel and .aeh s,
shall nneed and part Of the record or return on when
Mr EILEs-o authorize the construction certain railroads 10 The
CITY NesYork AMI yins access to the Harlem Mer
Incorporates EeyYor Railroad COMPANY with capital oes Of
90 and authorizes underground on the u'aee
elevated TO commence point on The noheTy ee Of %
resving Old COMPANY By changing the route =, ,l
Nj Providing additional COMPENSATION for ee'ss N tne
peassou clerks have received for several years rat -
Mr. 'osG RE. ..ai su ssi &
The following resolutions were Offered: 3, ,,-,
m persons npe The Kan FreaT contested seat case and
stadas COMMITTEE w., spt Means is , Gf
~ ns s Da Pn T .Sd ns .S t9 Pf @ 5
y documents as to the rSEeI and Hsh, ts S rspo
relation to he printing the Clerks Of the Senate and Assembly ni
10 include such all hogphng an mapping The an
hereby authorized to send for persons and papers hees
Mr. IRA D. BRowS rising to debate the resolution was
laid over. -.o.os ,,otir,
The following bis wers lo s W az rnsbahIe nv Ave
wears imuri sonment, third reading. Providing that
Grand Jury may be mpaneed in the Court OF oyer anu
eriner and another in the Court Of General Sessions
in the City and County OF New-YOrk, and may meet al
the same time. .- 4. =. -.
The BROOKLYN Park Commissioners in answer TO res
outcn Of the House, report that they are unable 10 fur
nlsh any definite Information on the subject as 10 an
assessment about be laid on the lands surrounding
Prospect Park for the benefit supposed to he derived
from the opening Of said Park, since the law VI 1865
which provides for the laying OF the assessment places
tho under control OF tive Commissioners OF Assess
ment appointed by the Supreme Court ana 10; when
CONT fey are directed report But they are informed
bv the Assessors they have not as yet az any
dAnite conclusion and have designated the 3O or Jan
uarv for hearing which they will be able to re-
mort Adjourned till Monday.
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.NIRRIEO.

Character of the blood Improved b, aahs HAiAaO
j.
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Wickes, Eclectic Oil is the sf,t and best Tr Tor 'ri'sr
kerosene lamps. u T. "Chhs- ~ +u.'4'-'%'7
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srreIl,. Turksi Baths Lesng. tsh Ge-arnes
ysrT dsy and al night evening AiSsRiesss urasi
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DIED.

Marriages must be .ndorsss asth Jsn