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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11
GENERAL HOWARD AND THE APACHES.

SAN FRANCISCO May 10, 1872.
Advices from Arizona represent General Howard
as pursuing q wholly different course from that
adopted by Mr. Colyer. He consults freely with the
citizens and seeks to give entire satisfaction TO oil
parties. He will cndeavor to have the chiefs of the
Piawas, Papagoes and Maricapas, all Of whom are
friendly TO the whites and hostile to the Apaches,
accompany him to Washington.
The Apachcs have murdered Mexican her,isman
In Sonata Valley, near Camp Crittenden; also
killed John Whteman and wounded his vile with
Iances, near Tucson, on April 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11
GREECE.
Fatal Results by Explosion Of Most Dangerous
Materials.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ATHENS, May 10, 1872
Information OF an explosion OF petroleum and
gunpowder in Trpolitza, whereby number Of
lives we're lost has been received In this city.
Twenty persons were instantly killed and many re-
ceved injuries, some OF which arc of very severe
character. It IA feared that some Of the wounded,
viii die.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11
EXTRAORDINARY SPEED.
The stallion startle Trots a Mile I'm
2.l0 3.4.

2:10 ga.
Mr. Bonner gave. his young stallion, Starte, a
trial on Prospect Park yesterday afternoon, when he
trotted a mile in the remarkable time Of 2:19I.
This Is the fastest time ever made by any stallion
OF any age, and yet Startle Is not yet hve
years old. He will be Ave on the 14th
Instant. Mr.. Bonner selected Commodore
Dodge, Robert Fletcher and the veteran horseman,
Simeon Hoagand, to act as judges. They gave out
the time as follows First quarter 34h seconds;
half mile, 100; threequarers, 1:43h, and the full
mile in 2:19&. Mr.. Hoagland remarked that Startle
Is the most wonderful trotter the world has ever
seen. Starte is abrother in blood to the renowned
Dexter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11
GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Prussian Disposition to Release the War Bond
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May 10, 1872.
Tho London Times this morning says the govern.
Inent of Germany Ii willing to negotiate with the
government OF France with the view Of acceeras.
ing the evacuation Of the French territory now oc-
cupted by the German troops.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11
AMUSEME NTS.
Wnllack,s Theatre.

The announcement that new actress was about
to make her debut in the character of Grace Harka-
way, in "London Assurance" caused small sensa-
,tion at Wauack's on Thursday evening. The debu-
tante, Mrs. Fanny Foster, has the advantage Of a
prepossessing appearance, graceful carriage and
an expressive face, with certain natvet6 of man.
ner which lends much charm to her acting These
qualifications, with the help OF little LstriOnic
talent, are enough to secure pleasing impersona-
ton OF the good hearted but somewhat cynical
country maiden. The role is by no means an eX-
the exgencies OF first appearance; still there Is
SUFFICIENT for the display OF dramatic ability.
From what we have seen OF Mrs. Foster We are in
clned to think that with a little more experience
she will prove most desirable addition to the num-
Der of our actresses. Her debut was marked by
OF the faults that seem nseparable from first
appearances on the stage. There was wanting that
rcpose and reliance on her own power which con-
tribute 80 much to the success OF older artists.
Of action but these blemshes that will disappear
as she becomes more familiar with the stage bust
ness The a6re OF her voice is not strong, and she
will require some practice to make herself more
audible. During the first representation, there
were moments when IL was difficult to catch the
meaning Of her words. Mrs. Fosters advent
strengthens considerably the cast at Wallacks and
lust In the point, too, where 1t was weakest. Never
perhaps In the history of New York was d comedy
the public seem to fully appreciate the good things
prepared for them; for In spite of the hot weather
the little temple of high dramatic art Is nightly
crowded with worshippers. We advise those who
have not seen London Assurance to go and see
It at once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11
Mntinecs To-day.

The following theatres announce afternoon per-
formances for this day:-Booth's, Orchard III;r
Fifth Avenue, "Artice Az" Olympic, "Humpty
Dumpty - Lima Edwins, "God Demon; !" Bowery,
"Woodleigk;" Union Square, vokes family
Comiaue Blue Monday" Tony PASTORS.
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pss s4u0t spring Water Gives IssSsapta.
"oou'i ois IN diseases q the kd,zys and blada.cs
JOHN y. HENRY ~, sCnII.... pi,r,
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MuLLiGAN.--0n Friday, May 10, after
ness, EDWARD, only son OF James and BI
gan. aged years and s months.
The relatives and friends OF the faI
spcctivcly invited to attend the niiser
Madison street, on Sunday, May ", At
T.. Nj. intermcnt in Calvary Cemetery
fFo1' Other Deaths See Nii,tA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11

BlOOdshcd In Pa, n.
nothing compared To m var ar ox,or,r;,..;. =,
carried with KNOW ~ % Ne
W. - ,ha paac rown Blooi-Sucker3 and their
os sUai, eno, No ss during the ensuing summer
iXth nyr
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Electrical T,rc,t,r.u. ,.u
No. West +, ,rgfocpth ,,roo, - '' A-~%an"eEiAM
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,,,s ha l.ottery.-Prices Reduced, and
"'oAi""A oiA3ivcn SCSEPH BATES Broker
1Ji BROADWAY
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A'-nor = = ~ mil Elegant Hat ut
po ,, r''Ss' ~ " 49, ANS O2 Nassau. OF
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HAVANA MARKETS..

HAVANA, "a,
Sugar market firm. Exchange generally bl
United States excited. Sixty days currency,
count, short sight, par Il discount, sixty la.
q llls premium, Short sight 1874 a ljA preriu
don, III \ IAN premium, on Paris, GA G9H per
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10 Noa - Your Prejudice Stand he.
soitely L. Glnw ~. ,,an .'s ~ " I'D.
SOOTHING SYRi RI ' s'' u'o Vi WITS "iNoLoW'S
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Two musical and dramatic performances OF I'M
usual attractions win be gwen this afternoon and
evening at the Grand Opera House for the benefit
of the sufferers by the fire at Niblo's Garden. A
vast number of well-known artists In every line OF
the theatrical and musical professions have volun-
feered their services.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11

Singular Dream. ~ Mn. xy,,. r.
~ ssh. MI aaIoN n xtgacted the COTTON
~, a. .,ri r X ,cc.ned ~, thursday said he
~. ~. ~. ri..ra nj the SJNW
" yros,'.,t c. 49, " Greeley would be elected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11

Get Rid ar n Coll, a. n,
! ~ 'A'SI EXPECToRANT, certain cure tor all
Pulmonary ard Droncbio, o,oo,,ors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11

Dress Cashmere "a, u~,,.,
style, 81; made 10 order, same prc - uturCn,S ~
Broadway near Canal = = DDh"D o. II"
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MY Wife Was Troubled with Ecmn,a
E 5nsss and was snircy by taking the RAB.
H'''snh" hAkshAlLs UTERINE CATH0EIcON
GRAEFENBERG CO, 1879 william st. Sold ~ drug M
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window shades OF Every Description.
q. L. HELyy CO.. ia Broadway.
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From the Chattanooga Tenn.) Herald, May 81
About year ago the NEW YORK HERALD sent
out an expedition to search for DR.. Livingstone,
the great African explorer, and now the news
comes by way Of Bombay and o vessel from zanzi-
bar, that the HERALD correspondent has met Dr..
Livingstone IN the interior and both safe. The
HERALD, for undertaking meritorious an, expeat-
ton, which the British government In all i.s bounty
has failed 20 do, deserves very great praise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11

h.-A.-h.-ILorace Grcel
dent, BURKE for your Halter. Sum
BURKE. 2l0 Broadway, q,
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A.-Ncstle's EacteOus EIarf -
Recommended by eminen, physician 'ii- oupsut"tc'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11

Vcrgncs' Uhe DiscOversrl EleassO-Chsm.
TCAL BATHS Best remedy for Rheu,aattyo. Chs,ni,
and Nervous Disorders 81 West siStco,sh streea
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Sost M 800" Afuafors and Insect Pow.
80. 44AS ia''' 'S'' iOaclies cockroaches bc,,huvs
mous' COSrAR 81 Ceufr. str.,
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.T..,s.I 49,, ;h Ranges and Rr0ilcrs.-
"1-N'i''1' -" NE CO, removed 10 2y6 Water st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11
From the Boston Pilot, Nav 81

News has been received that the great African
explorer, DR.. Livingstone, has reached Zanzibar
on the east coast OF the continent in company with
Mr.. Stanley, the chief OF the NEW YORK HERALD's
expedition. DR.. Livingstone left England for Africa
in January, 1865, since which time he has wandered
through the great unknown. An expedition left
England last February in search OF DR.. Livingstone,
but failed to reach him, as did also the numerous
supplies sent for his use from England It remained
for American enterprise and pluck 10 do what Eng.
lish ncapacity failed TO do. 1t is to be hoped that
DR.. Livingstone will be bound over to let Africa
alone for the future, at least until he has written
book OF his experiences during those strange seven
years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11

once os broadway, near BieeIker street date ot
sacqucs laces feathers gloves, a. beautifiIy cenur,
coats, pants and vests cleaned 1.-The he W. e"'
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A singular DrrnIn..

a Household Remedy. ,y..., U-
ANTIDOrE, guaranteed cure Tor RL.nn,a,ts,, o..1.
Scaticn aud all Nervous Disease n,' W ~, u"'5ia,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11

AMERICAN. MsRcnASTs UNfos ExrRSss COMPANY,
NEW Yoag, January lh 1871. y,
CENTs-Si nee the lat of June 1870 have caryicd
o. your watches most OF the time Up to Tine IN 81
November have been living In the country twcnyi,
miles two, oours ride the city-trayelling some
by rail again by boat and again remaining az hCc
for days Eat time In this way, consider, the tine
keeping qualities watch have been pretty evenly
tested, and from which have hesitation In
mend f the ALL particularly 20 those rcqu
rcgul l,e their movements by steamboats, ana rfrpad
trains Yours truly, JAMES u FSEGO.
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cynI Havana Lottcry-Priccs RE
se - T. MAlsrlNEZ Co, Bankers ~ Wall street.
rps-onicc box 4.GSJ New York.
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Relieve No Human Being

You that the hair can be suddenly rene sei
is life In the fibrclcss roots PHALoN'S III
TOR viii develop IL, and Sis the only
will. But il takes time. Prevention L. be
vigorator daily. and we guarantee yons
OF hair up To- thrcescore years and. iee-
gists.
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A.--Gfpt's SIX Hats Sew rn n,,.. nj.
HATS, moderate prices WARNO OK a On sIa iS
800 80 A''o"o
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T.russcs.-seeicy's Hard Rubber Tyus,@s.

~ ounces. Cool, ccanly light, safe and corslostAc
sypr rust bre ak chafe soil used in bathrs fs!nh
lsbments ia Broadway, New York, and l,3T Chestnut
street Philadelphia. Large assortmcnts Exstic Belts
'Stockings Bandages sc. Careful and sTect ad,isf
ment Experienced lady In attendance
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A.--Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFE

A.-Hcrald Branch Onico Rr ,,
corner OF Fulton and i,ocr ,..y.'
a.. VI. -" S"eo@
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The HERALD correspondent with the revolu-
tionary forces in Northern Mexico has for
warded us the following special despatch:-
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The HERALD correspondent in Madrid has
forwarded us the following special despatch
via London
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A.-'rhe Hat Of the Prrio,, :.

A.-The Hat OF the Fcr2Osi.- I'm, - y,,t.o-
Guces to-day his "GREELEY HAT" II VIII, ,n,.nt y,
the Cincinnati nominee n.ust all nj
Broadway and procure OF them '. - -
A.-The Summer Fashion Or <.oO.s.-
srErp manu m lis Nass,u r. day fsy ESrEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
" UFICU UEINRICU. -

4 NEW INBICTMENT-THE CASE POSTPONED.
The men who thrOngcd the General Sessions
Courtroom yesterday were unmstakably rOnghs and
thievc and from their cOnversat0n car RED on in low
tones and with the usual spice Of basphemy il evil
dent that they were there friends OF the thief
known TO the law a. Henry u. Newman and 10 his pro
fcssionaI brethren a. Dutch Heinrich" Recorder
Hacketf seemed be well aware of the character of
these men, and several times, WHOM their talk became
NOISY or their attention war turned deInonsravcy
"a the closed prIsOners in the Of the he
directed the Court officers 10 enforce order At Iii
O'Clock, after consultation between Henrlchs counsel
and the District Attorney. the criminal was called
to the bar and Assistant District Attorney Fellows
made motion that the indictment should be guashed
aud superseded by Indictment growing out OF the
first. This motion granted, Heinrich pleaded mot
Guilty" and was remauded and the postponed
In order give the defendants counsel time 10 examine
me new papers and choose special plea II they decide
Oh That Heinrich then led away the thrOng
oi MS associates rising in their seats lie passed aud
greeting him in their thieves slang.
MOsi OF the spectators much puzzled the legal
acton "hchhad been taken The explanation Of IL is
that wheh Inc hrht indictment found against Helm
TAh he merely charged with grand larceny II was
believed IN the DsrctAttODeys Office that the defend
ant bad peen seh'eo'o 10 sing Sing for grand larceny
before, ana u e''"o"'e OF this could be produced,
ON conviction Of the onense with which he is
now charged, the penalty could lie made much
heavier than it could If record of
former conviction forthcoming. With a ysw OF
making The probable conviction sncb would varrsn,
the Recorder imposing heavy sentence, the recorts
the District Office and al sing Sing prison
were searched and IL was found that Heinrich had pre-
NlOu-y years Ia the stale fflson under
were included III The new indictment and speedy trial
j. promised. Probably on Monday or "Wednesday next
that 81 Hemricb- counsel has abandoned the care.
I,.tLL IL LioIteJ bhts |. cVLdutt Tie otitLSV AVLs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
ASSEMBLY.

The Speaker presented a communication from
Chas J.. Loew. County Clerk of Ncw-iork stating that
he has been able complete the examination in
gard to the records OF proceedings IN unaey on e In
Office, labor involved, asking
a extension of time. Tabled
The SPEAKER also presented communication from T.
j. shandey Police Justice and Commissioner, Ia answer
To resolution VI the House requesting detailed state
OF the work and materials and expenditures in
nectou with the Court house in the Third District,
reach lin until three days after Its adoption, he has
been unable Ia collect all the Information within the
prescribed the time-ten daykhe therefore asks
tension Of time. On motion OF Mr. FOLEY, ten days more
were granted.
The House went into Committee of the Whole the
bill 10 the United STATES the jurisdiction
lands for Niagara Ship Canal Mr. ALBRGER took the
door in opposition 10 The BILL as calculated to divert
trade from the State.
Mr.. ALBERGER moved 10 strike ont the first section
and spoke at length and followed 10y IRA ID Brown
In advocacy OF the bill
After further debate, the question was taken srik-
out, carried by - to a. ON motion Of Mr.
FoRT. progress was reported on the bin.
In the House, Mr. CHAMBths moved to strike Out the
enucting clause. Carried.
Nh. FORT moved reconsideration and that thai
fou lie Oh the table. Carried
Ten day. further time granted TO the Clerk of
New lorklCouny In which 10 answer the resolution Us
u afiars ~ his Office. Recess I'LL 1880 ~
EVENING SESSION.
The House went INTO Committee and disposed OF the
following bills noted
Authorizing ii. Dry bob and Eas, Broadway Railroad Company
Es iol to sithd lie faeh through 1'uh ether oror'd
Ia a third reading
TO slslle orporaot. to Third reading
Providing for The appointment of Commission 10 make
nap OF htmohd tonny and secure a,upp oisset hid reading
To INCORPORATE Hoy stpuotr. Csm.t.f koch.,s Thru reading
Authorizing the brookyb CITY Railroad lomlauy "a 'Isnd hs
third reading
rrovrg o tie oe.rsn Lands IA fosltct FNs BNoi
Nh t-fon Is,emsut lad ca ut IAN, tLfI ftsd.ls
Ausndes liz prondug w.a, ,Io',Isnt Bio4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

TIE NIAGARA SHIP CANAL-THE TEMPERANCE
OUESTION-HOW TO COMPROMIsE-JUDGE
WATERBURYs SUCCEssOR-CHARTER LEGIs-
LATION-PROPOSITION TO REVIVE THE OFFICE
OF CITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIGHT ON
PRINTING FRAUDS.
fPROH THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE |
ALBANY, March 21.--ln the Assembly, this
morning the Niagara ship Canal bill wac considered IN
Committee OF the Whole. Mr. Chambers, Dem, moved
10 strike out the section which cedes 10 the United
States Jurisdiction 70 much lands in the counties OF
Niagara and Erie may be necessary for the conetruc
zion and maintenance of ship canal around Niagara
Falls az the United States may hereafter become
owners of by purchase otherwise; provided that
the state shall retain concurrent Jurisdiction with
the United States over taid land, 40 that
all civil and such criminal process AZ may Issue against
any person charged with crimes committed within the
bound. Of this state he executed therein MI Fort
opposed the motion. This was usual provision IN ac's
OF THE kind. We have heretofore coded land TO the
United states for light house purposes ana ms measure
~ OF not ess Importance Mr. Aiberger Ere, opposed
tie proe on the ground that the construction VI the
csLn "oud tgalie tie products VI h. "ttt 10 y, ,ai-
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SINt II WANtiiN1GON. March y, let-
Mr.. EDMuSDe Rep. VT offered resolution
which "as adopted directing the Secretary OF the Sen
ale TO prepare an alphabetical hs Of al private claims
that been befcne the senate since 1859 with the
action az she Senate upon them
NJ. LOGAN dirI', ID, from the Committee 90 PEP
e1ons reported adversely the House bin making all pen
payable from TN date OF the discharge death Of
sud on his motion II was indefinitely post Oncd
Nj WET Rep, La from the Committee on Military
err or in hospitals al the time or subsequent to
Of their commissions a. Officers in the army
zane nav and eulOluments II actually mustered at
that date provided vacancies existed into which they
the command 10 which they were commissioned.
REDUCING MI NUMBER OF NAVAL OFFICERS
Nj CRAGIN rep, y. H. introduced bill for the re
ducuon Of the number and grades OF officers in the Navy
povo.. among o,Ls Ting. grades Of admiral vice ID
nrsl commodore .L be discontinued when be' become
tLs s' TIE ape he grade commodore promotions 10 ,a
Of for cadet ud'hipmen shall he se The
~, .' cst w oct S eS H.. E BE- oSS. et SS paw
te " rteDi AUD that promotions on The retired m st' at
TnE ST. cRorx LAND GIANT JOB
Nj CARPENTER Rep, WIS., called up the bill 10
s,tenc the time for the construction the BAYFIELD, and
~ CTOiY Railroad and moved 10 noncOncur IN the
bueDdments made by the House.
Mr. SHERMAN rep, ONO moved 10 concur IN those
Nj POIEROY rep, Kansas offered an amendment
after some DISCUSSION the blI Mas ldld over and
ordered 10 be printed: ..
Al The expiration Of the morning hour the Taf bIll
taken up.
Mr. CHANDLER rep, McbJ moved 10 lay 10 aside
1oi puTpOzf of taking up The resolution assigning
Monday At Or the consideration of the bills reported
from the Committee Commerce; and Nj. LOGAN
dep III moved 90 lay IL aside Tor The purpose OF tiDg
day for the consideration OF The claim OF j. e. Abbott
70 ss8t az Senator from North Carolina
Tie Senate refused Ia lay aside The Tam bill ana NJ
FhtLNGIUYeES Hep., y - addIfsNfa 'hr s.nate
upon IT. He sad that the proposed reduction" 81 TAXA
ton onPt Of course, 10 be made m The way hdl "Ond
- east oncTOus and annoy 10 HE people @hO hc
argued ihe ta1es ought 10 be poYed IRON ihOs" aIhs
vhrb are becetsaries, ut"d by all ana whhh aie hot
produced IL Us country ana ought To b imposed on
if"%' foierT products which con. Ia competition WIN
III" NAM 'ar"sF ana productions "f our own
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SS,I94 gs9 81



Amount charged for furniture. safes,
and repairs to County offices, Courts,
and buildings NEARLY all OF which are - %
IN the Court hOuso) 2S3,2S0 ~
Claim made by Tenth National Bank for advances 10 the
County Courthouse Commissioners, $272579 % and III
tcrest
The aggregate Of the above sums IL ss3.710,-
75s :5s, to which must be added "a large amount
Of claims for work done and material furnished Oh
and to the buldng, Of which account has yet
been received In regard TO the item of So 2S229 10
for furniture for county Offices, DC, the Controller
explains that the vouchers which should explain
for what special objects these sums were expended
have disappeared, and. yet, have not been able
TO ascertain what amount il directly chargeabie 20
the new County Courthouse; but as nearly all the
county courts and Offices are in that building. a
large proportion of the sum should be added to the
cost of said Court house" The Controller says he
has not yet been able TO gather the necessary nfor
nation TO advise the Senate of the amount required
to complete the building but hopes soon 10 be able
| TO make Il report on the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-22
GENERAL PRESS DISPArtHl
SENATE ALBANY. Thursday, MAJ II. 1872

Regulating the Courts of Record in New York; TO dis
solve the Ncw-York ami Richmond Granite Company
describing the duties Of Assessors and Collectors Of
Taxes 10 repeal what Is known A. Tweed Water Act
amending the act 10 lay Sixtichst BROOKLYN in
corporating the National American University OF Music
and other liberal arts Ia NcwlOrk City providing for
an aruOry in Brooklyn to regulate ferries Tenth
aud Twenty thrd-sts. aud GrccnpOnt amend the
Constitution relative 10 bribery and corruption at clce-
exempt dentists in New York from duty.
RAID TRANSIT PROJECTS.
The Senate went into Committee ot the Whole on the
following bills The Beach Pneumatic Railroad through
broadway; the metropolitan Transit through the blocks
al buildings aud the Gilbert Elevated Railroad through
the BOwery and Third-aVe
Messrs. TIEMASS and BENEDICT were opposed 10
placing any railroad In Broadway, on, under It,
Nessrs. MADDEN and JAMES WOOD spoke the other
side without coming Ia any decision the Senate took
recess til 1870 +. III.
The Senate devoted the entire evening session to the
confederation of the Pneumatic Railroad aud the Metro
potan Transit Company's three-uer) Road. Both bills
were ordered 10 "a third reading. Adjourned.