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National Republican., 1873-01-11
JAY COOKE 81 CO.,

General Agents for the District Of Columbia,
virginia, North COrolIna, and south Caro-
linat
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIC,
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO,
FAINT, WASHINGTON CO,
MIDDLETON CO,
WARRINGTON CITY SAW BANK,
FL MEMS SAVINGS d TRUST COM
PANY.
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MEDICAL.

G MALLPoX, SMALLPOX. - DIR. W, 7. BAL
- DUs' pnfnling Preventive Of smalpoIi
wsesp s,, h.gq noTewss, three doors north q Uni
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ON MARRIAGE,

!. spPY RHLIEF FOR YorSo MEN FRoM THE
NanhYod restored, lmpedimenS 70 Marrfarp ne.
moved. New method o. treatment. New aud re-.
,.hddross, HQWAlip ASSOCIATIONS. No. . South
lng hlsh, reputation for. honorable conduct and
urOfesniOnhl HEill dett.a .aFn
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RAILROADS.

rINHROUgH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L PHILADEIkrHIA IIiI,sdLo ANp NEW Y1ak SslIkro,r
Trains be,yeen wishingion and New Yort
TotR NV foRk. Without change Of esr
Lave daily teneept sunday At . m L,apd
P" ron PHILADELPHIA.
leave daily teToept sunday at NIL
'"' ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York ats 80 p. m. and Phila
sioopfns oar for New York on the ssop. IN. ira
nThroush ticket, 70 Phil,dslthis,, Ney yPEk
SEQ go baltimore. and Ohio Railroad Advertisements
for sShsdgIs besyssn wsahi1nn9n, ksltiP2Es An
Assistant Master of TrEnsportation.
dES S0t6 67Rsrs Srdhi aifsSs SasROn sEfRs nos
DALT1MORE AND OHIO RAlLKoAD.
Train. between NGy 3
and TGsiitSdToS 1SD fHE wEsT are hoSrSh
' VIZ FOR BALTIMORE
io'Ss M sh3f 3f5Ss 5s{$S $i4 i's 'ssTSsifSssgg 4 fH}s + N.
Leave daily, eIceP sunday, at sis, ssE, = m.
and % y fSf efa sRiS SSfbAL WAY sTATIoys.
qn .nd Rs'ssS 81 d'i snd NJ sGn and
, ron ASSSAEoLIs. v.,..,..,.
from i Annapolis m on a slhdsT.' - W"
ro2RhbssLGff1Rah3HaE. ssLGff1Rah3HaE
Leave At . a. N, 1, . -, ~, sand 80 .. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave Isl Hih M III iPS FSRfs L Il z 81 THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday aud Sunday, at5ii5,
M Relay station win trains from p Blifilacrs Sa% g
FST sir.s6ars, and points 6eisssn @ Relay House
Relay noss H sfssSu shd q @ihsSsassT SSassfss n
mediation train.
Through tickets 10 the West can be had at the
WaaliuRtOn station Ticket Dflgq ali l0fra m
dayi
iyr New York. PhiladelphIs and Boston. see sd.
yerttsemt Of Through Line"
THOS r. SHARP,
- - Assistant Master OF TRANSPORTATION.
i, M COLI, Yeneral Ticket Agent
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NEW MAGAZINES !

viii all commence their NEW VOLUMES WITH
THE JANUARY NUMBERS. and the public are In.
yited to RENEW THEIR SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
ANY MAGAZINE OR WEEKLY PAPER AT PUB.
IISIIERS' RATES. POSTAGE SAVED.
BLACKwOOD,S MAGAZINE
AND FoUR. OF THE REVIEWS FOR FIFTEEN
DOLLARS A YEAR.
LITTRLL'S AGE, Ss per year.
Address all orders for above to
y. q. PARKER,
bookseller and Stntioner,
527 Seventh street,
dei9 Opposite Post Oihce.
National Republican., 1873-01-11

TT NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsinsoToE, ID. {, an l. lsIl
On the petition OF LEyI W. BUXTON, OF kas.,,,a
New HAmIshire, praying for the extension
April 1885, for an Improvement in Bedstead Fastsn.
Il u ordered that the testimony in the casa hs
closed on the 9Th day Of March nsIt; that the
time LOT hin4 Arguments and the examiners 10.
that sAid petition be heard on the 10th day Sf March
Any person may oppose this extension.
laneW3W n. y, LE9dHrI, ComInissiepSr,
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GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
$4,000 Numbers.
CLASS n. TO DE DRAWN JANUARY o., lsTl

Tickets, SIO' Half Tickets, S5I Quarters,
$500,
"-Our lotteries are chartered by the State are
always drawn at the time named, aud all drawings
are under the supervision OF sworn commissiOners
tN-The ofiioial drawing will be published In the
81 Louis papers, and COPY OF drawing sent 10
purchasers OF tickets.
EVwe will draw u similar scheme the last day of
every month durins the year ls72.
er-Remit at our risk by POST OFFICE MONEY
ORDERS, REGlsTERED LETTER, DRAFT on
EXPRESS. Send for circular, Address
MURRAY, MILLER a. co.,
-, Louis, Mo.
Post Once boh $50 myl.TuTh SSf
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Assistant Master Of Transportatior.
l. NJ. COLI, General Ticket Agent
GEO. Il. KOONTZ. General AGENT nos
M AsHiNGTON AND ONO RAILROAD

On and AFTER October l. is7a the trains on TINS road
will lie run follows!
The mall train viii leave AeIh;.Iria daily ercett
sunday, at - . m; arrive at Lse-burg al II a n
and Hamilton at II - Leave Hamilton at u N D.
m and Lee.burg al Y 10 .. m, aud nrr1Ve At AleI.
andriA at rs y. IN.
The GcooInInodst stion train will leave AlexAndrt
daily. eIeept Sunday, at y m, aud arrive at Lets
burH at SIS y. m. Leave Lsesburg at . a. m, and
arrive At Alexandria at stb a. m.
The Is a. NJ train from AlcIS1driA and 10 % p m
train from Hamilton connect At Hamilton with
hemps day hna Of cosehss for Puroellytlle, Snick.
errytlle, Berryyills and Winchester, Also, with
for Aide and Middieburs.
Communication tickets, three cents per milo
Annual tickets, ESQ X H. HAyENER
noylu Gene mi 'Iicket A.eni
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0RAHDEST SCHEME OF THE AGE.
$5Oo,ooo Cash Gifts.
100000 for only $40.

Under authority Of special legislative act OF March
l6, ISL. the trustees now announce
The Third Grand Gin Concert for tho
BENEFIT Of the Public Library
of Kentucky,
To come on in Library Hall. At Louisville, Ky. on
Tuesday, April y, 1873.
At this Concert the best musical talent that can be
procured from all parts Of the country Will add le9s
ure to the entertainment. aud TEN THOuSAND
CASH dIFTS, alnyreKatiny vast total OF half mil.
lion dollars currency viii be distributed by lot TO
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decso N,,,o.a, -, o, l. GiLfEsPIE,

THs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SIP
n ,n si5i6eT has obtained from the supreme Gourt
~ ,t ~ ~ ~ Columbia, holding special term
MI ~ 5ohsisT late q Washington city, Dis
saims Si,,phuia ~, p DECEASED All persons HAVING
t6e snhssI Ihs same, with the yguehers thsTeoi TO
nary next; they may otherwise by law 6sssxci,,dsi
Fyin All Dement'S OF the said estate
ls7a - N 'Ai' YIN LAY u, ~ sanuhiJ.
jAnswSw AdiainMisat3SsSSoSr
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A LExANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ID RRiSktsBHiIa stt Y, HAiI;NAYY On , ornvvro

DEP0T CoKSER six iii Nd u STREETS.
IOeal trains for Alexandria leave as tollOwHt = %,
bbJ, II is q m., "a - -, ~ and II n D. m.
Local traina from AlexAndriA ArrlyeL' follows;
5lB = -, " ~ m, Is, sls. - and n T. M
Trains marked thus connect with trains on Wash.
ilkton aud OHIO railroad.
QUANTlCO accommodation leaves Washington
GREAT BOUTHEllN ExPREss, via Richmond
eayes Warrington 10 ~ y N. daily, except sunday,
ThrUuHh tickets 10 all points south aud Southwest
for sale at tue ohoe corner sixth and pcnn.y
| avenue, and Thirteenth and PennsylNaniA avenue,
where pa-senxefr can leave orders fr bag.
gage 70 bo checked At all hotels and rtsideneea
through ~ destination. Y. b. YOuNG,
JyAbu General Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1873-01-11

I vi I'D UIN NJ FATENI UFFTCK
~ MAslnhgIoH, y @, December Ia Is1a
~ the peutlon y pkInh Z. CARHAAT, o. Collamar
pIov.nenl IN Sewing NfArhlnea '' 'N' - I'M
~ ~ ordered thA, the testimony In thS eass ba
fi9s N Sn cue Al day Of Apl nsxl, that tns iIais
Iot Mps arN Numente and the fxATnInsrsp re,,ort IN
UNITED 70 The "a day Of May nsIt and tRsi -
i1,on nv ~ ~ hsarl on the ~ day OF MAy nezl
'snSt" ~ D. LEodETr, Commissioning,
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
REGULAR POST STEAMSHIP TRAVEL
hRrwEEN
BREMEN AND BALTIMORE,
VIA SOUTHAMPTON.

The steamers uf tho North German Lloyd, Of AGO
tons, have been newly furnished with ali the modern
improvements
RAbIIIMoRE CAPTAIN Iillisnh,in.
DnnlaiN sssss.s...s.....s. !. lnuutscn
YntUyis ..''....'...',.,.. :, bAsse
IElfAiL s.s.sssssss.sss..s huker.
VIII run regularly between BREMEN and BALTI-
MORE s. follows'
- Prom Bremen From Baltimore.
BALIIMOItE December IA
LEIPZIo...,..... December IA January is
BERLIN ......... January Is February IA
,OHio...;, ;.;s. February y March
"wednesday.
Ampton, London and Hayre, and return.
PRICE OF pAsHAOE-ln gold. from Bremen TO Bal.
timorei Cabin, 500: Hteerage, so. Prom Baltimore
70 Bremen, ,SouthAlnptnnil1 l1ndon and HaVre: Cabin,
800. steerAge, ESQ Children, between one aud ten
years. half pricc; nurplingH, "a
All other arrangements are the same a. the New
York lines.
Further information can be ascertained by apply.
x. SCHUMACHER h CO.,
No. south Charles street. Baltimore, Nd
Agent for Washington ,.,,-,,
No 20 n street, opposite City Hall
Europe. dNsu
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Major Third Cavalry Act chi 4 toM;EE w EXIANS Y
pRoPosAIs FOR MATERIAL AND LABOR,
ESONEEn,s orrIcE TWIN l. H. pr.rn,crl

EhoiHEEns OFFIcE IHSTH l. II. DIsrRfcrD
ST., BufrALo, N. y, December a lsiS
heaied prolosals In Duplicate will lie recsiyed AZ
thih mn ounce until I'm. TUESDAY, january a Ig.s
or 70 lainshlns All the material. aud labor Necessary
y9 @ @eonit.sltfy eonstrnett ready for occupation
Little LOduH bay, N, Y. A@'e"'
Each bid must state the Rr0ss surn fo, ,bi.h A.,
completed '" sio CohAuucuon
execution Of Contract ''' iA'nui
a, =, ,eoPy Of The speciheations must accompapv
eaph niu as evidence Of the object Of The nr1isis
~ may oe seen Al this ofiice, OF at the resisneo
~ ist IA H,fySIee fost, OF Fair Haven NJ ~ and
on application. f'N'''@4 may DC op'alnSu
,nr nafi be signed, sealed and inae-sed
A"u 'orNArued' prepaid, to the underplEnea " :"
deco Major Of Rng,ro.-.6; 9; Il aILLEsPIE.
National Republican., 1873-01-11

Trains leaving washins ton at Z n a m and "A n
m o0nnsct a. howic with trains for Marlboro leay.
inE bowie Al 70 a. q. aud b!ia II. m, arriving at
Marlboro at II sE a. m, aud 8 sllg D. m.
Trains arriving at Washington at II O8 a m and
u T. M CONNECT At Bowie with trains lea wing AlaTl
boro' At - q. m. aud ~ y. m.
PAssenkeru leaving their orders at Ticket Once,
northwest corner Thirteenth and ylVAniA ave.
nue, northwest corner sixth and Pennsy yaniA ave-
nue, can have their bAfAse called for and checked
West Thruush tickets To- Cincinnati. Columbus,
Indianapolis, louisville, ht LOUIS, New Orleans.
ChieAsSU, Omaha, Ran FrnnciAcO, and ali polnts
North, NorthNest, West and Southwest.
/ npBAhhf. den. superlniendent
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baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
,kPor coRSER SIXTH AND D STREETS

NOhl
TRAINS LEAVE Pol
BALTIMORE
t8 a. m, Niagara Ell
press. daily,
sis ., m, baltimore Mail
daily
10 ~ a. m, Western III
press, daily, except sun
day.
J!is y. IN, Baltimore Ac
oOiiIinOdatiOn, daily, e1
cept sunday,
b31 y. M Cincinnati Ia
press, daily, except SuL
day.
! % q. m, Western Ei
press daily.
National Republican., 1873-01-11

JOHN @. wEI.LsToop, President
bbS bb2Sf T !if Sis' seTFstaf1 ssas9. 'nS ylsS Irsss
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
TILE YnuNG INVESTIGATION.

Three of the Committee on Civil Courts Of
the Board OF Supervisors met yesterday afternoon TO
continue the nvesu gaOn Of the conduct OF Joseph B.
Young Owing 20 the absence Of Supervisor MOnheimer
and for other reasons decided by she Chairman TO
adjourn until Friday next at p. ~ Several Witnesses
being presens however t concluded " take their
testimony before sdjourning.
Eugene Ring testified that he psyineller IN the
Bowery Bank and familiar with the handwriting Of
Geo. s. Miller He was shown voucher No. % attached
10 warrant No ia and testified that the signature o:
Geo. g. Miller affidavit and the receipt was not
genuine He was also shown voucher No 2247 attached
70 warrant No. 6 and testified that the signature OF
Miller TO the affidavit upon the voucher was
forgery 20 the best OF his belief, while the
signature 10 the receipt be thought genuine The
adavs upon each Of the vouchers were certhed 20 by
Joseph B. Young. Commissioner OF Deeds On cross-ex-
ANIMATION Mr. Ring said he had been connected with
the Bowery Tor years had Deyer seen
Geo 9 Miller sign his name. but knew the handwriting;
Tie indorsenent the back the warrants he thought
were genuine
E. g Tucker. paying teller Of the Butchers and
Drovers Bank, cOrrObOElIcd Rings testimony regard
20 signature OF Miller On cross examination he ad-
mitted that Mlers the Endorsement or
the warrants genuine. but positively % the
receipt and affidavit being fOrgeres. A. j. smith was
next placed the stand but knew nothing whatever
about any the papers. He not the A. J. smith
whose presence desired, and he was excused, amid
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
U. :. SUPREME coURT-wAsHIsGros, April Il.

NoI3-StevensOn. Collector, agt Beggs-Error 20
the Southern District u Ohore question 10
eune and Beggs ds 10 brousht BY tie latter
blct aeged illegally enacted Begs that 10
the Juiy 20 1863 and c0ec Tor
ood sesment tue taxes the ferenee
between ths producing capacity The Revea1e
and Of splns actually produced bF neh fiS-
ulery dslleT good lAth reported snt pAd
por the producing capacity. The Collector maintains
The Court below decided yor the defendant here a1e
Government E1hiis hss gaee m the
asureIasu dery iS appeal the Com
sSoa that
all useless mpezcted c0aeS and the cs
er peutei wlthOu; appealing toe Comm oner 10 correct
thAtlt T. IL HI io 60Tcraaeat :. D.
Cox and H. L Burnett FOR Besgs
40 16-stsAm sLApp-A from the Ci
Of Mar lARdrhs libel dea By he Gppeee
for The total loss Of the schooner ChanDOn and
ceasOned collision With tie
The Chesapeake Bay The hhsKuts xni here
au1nei shou feved beofuse Of the hBtty
whn The collision vas
o-ed Der helm be BE-
Of oOOn hsi ks the of The accident
appellants: and T. A.
No hatcher kLAppesl n.
the Southern District Of AssiSspplhs b
he sppees SereO sEecutst By CAnoun Sa
Co premises
Il EppeeeS Before The he
Watts Co received Of 1e CLERK o. the Court the
cerhrate that there nesmbances ne opV
the oreeOse the Of the Bank 81 Nbez
directed Cahsuu title ssd because the I'm
Ferguson Of the bant Conformity
the us1A hse
warranty and the question whether the iced being nme
Aiey recorded Bd he property being clear Of Es0d Waite GiVua
of parchase
hAaas The Receiver sne Cah0ou had stated 10 the
he The Court heOH aStainrd he e
is or ieye~ Phups sppeIess n P. Hauis app@-
sAtAs
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
DEPARTURg or FOREIGN BAIL&
SATURDAY. AyHrL r.

Mails sor r.s, Britain Continent Of EGroDs "a >bsnpion
,d Tn.n p,r steamship Douau close al Il Nupp 4nf'i1fT
Ma, Is co-ed on Per at Third Hoooken al ssAHa
.nlp ali, AZ . H. from foot 0f Th,r1-st Hotoken
Dr, 1.s-,rs. ard Prrssss eea Is tins lns
fA s DEPOSITED Supplementary Mails mast b. prtpNs so
FOR Isa Mail ouiy Queenstown bT the steamship CITY of Broo
i,n naiLs close steamship sAls al IRON Per y" .
North River. -.
Ms for and HsrrnA bV TIE steamship Lagos eo~
z D Steamship sails . , D. fon Per No. II y X
Mails West ~ steamship CITY Of Austn ciose o. n
Steam $ 81 3 m. Pier No. % T. K
ete be steamship docks AMI Intei
% 70 by supr errnarv Nails b. prepaid doube posse
st.Hps viii Be received BY iA- cirrk charge
Hal n 3 closed n te NeS-iork Poohoe eTe-
da. ,. n. va Bostsn.
Mi. or E,E nd and lose 1t The ysTork Post One ev-ry F1
s.v s n steamship Portland. Nc SatSnisy
q. Due Y0ThF FRIDAY,
Letter postsge he Wet Intes vhsr direct VT
be ID cen ounce ~ Dr-usi.
SUNDAY. 4FEIL e.
All Mails co,e ~ u o'clock The FUsi0me "-o rom -
~ toI
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

the Government has the rights . private indi-
yidua aud may compel the railroads soneede those
rights through the courts.
Mr.. Cuyler-Exaotly. The Company cannot refuse TO
carry any person anything IL claim reasonable
and equal compensation.
To question by Senator Casserly, Mr. Cuyler replied
that IN his opinion Government may exercise greater
control macarrynR ships than corporations
deriving their existence rom States. IL may do this un
conditions which certain rights and PRIVILEGES may
he rantedthe advantage Of the navigation Laws, port
entries, DC.
Senator Davis-when may Government take posses
sion of rairoadf Before after the rate OF e0mpen-
satou has been hted by judicial decisoni
Mr.. CuVler-Ibe laws On ths subject vary in the df
fereut states There being no tinted states law n
would be the duty OF Congress to settle the question,
but the compensation must be decided by the judicial
power, not the executive OF tue legislative lt s. ae
understand it, part OF the incidental powers of Con-
gress. II the Government has the power 10 take prop
ery IL may take franchises. which only species OF
A l. Dennis, President OF the New-Jersey Railroad
aud TRANSFORMATION Company was introduced 10 the
Committee. He said that the law Of s45 his road
30 much per mile for one ma each day from New-York
10 Philadelphia. In 1869 there were 10 mails and
there Is mails daily. The Government inter
paid so much mlle and should carry mail on eaen
train He said thus was unjust, and read from
statement prepared in 1863 showing that II the Post
Office Department had paid for mails at the same rates
which express companies paid for freight the road would
received $3.50 65 per instead OF t3 l2 actually
received This less than Onceighth OF the actual
cost OF dong the work He would rather carry the
mails for nothing aud get the credit OF IL the whole
OF the road done the terms the
postal service, the gross receipts would not pay the
running expenses and tile stock and bonds would DC
worthless.
Mr. Hinokley submitted TO the Committee a statement
Of the mpensaOn for which the roads had agreed TO
carry the malls. He said this less than twO-thirs
OF tne rates which would be remuneratiYe. The Com
mittee tAen vent into Executive session.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12

20 the honor aud glory Of this administration, and the
peace, happiness and prosperity Of the people Inose
measurespf pacifca tion and which
Gov Baxter was elected and which he earnestly pro
mugoted in his inaugural are stcdiy deVeiop
ing and maturing in spiI OF the impatient eensures OF
Democrats, and the facti0us opposition oi te buin,
mers" IN hIe camp Already mas the cOhsaIuuonai
Amendment wipng ont acknowledgements and removing
all political Disabilities passed through the Legislature
and been ratified by popular vote NO one oouDts the
earnest and since ne purpose and desire OF Gov. Baxter
10 carry ont and fulfill all promises he made In his In
auCural message, or doubts his ability ultimately 10
accomnlsh All he has promised. He has, consequently
the best wishes and Intelligent support OF the good men
of an partes An era OF permanent and assured peace
and Good will has at dawned upon our people, and
in the increased e vgOr and enterprise that are being
infused into all our and other public improve
meuts and private pursuits, begin u realize and
rejoice that we are upon the threshold OF bright and
prosperous future. Arkansas.
Lltile Rock, Ark, March 9. 1875
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
THE STATE CAPITAL.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. ALBANY. Friday, April II.

SENATE. ALBANY. Friday, April II, 1878.
The PRESIDENT presented report from Con-
troer Green in repyto the Senate resolution Of March
TO- relative 10 newspaper claims
Petitions we're presented follows: For establishing
a Home FOR Disabled soldiers.
OF Charles CDnor and lOO Others for the Senate to
extend he powers Of the Elevated Railroad Company.
OF citizens OF Buffalo, asking for the passage OF law
regulating the rate OF interest
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. ROBERTsoE-AuthorlzinS IOnkers 70 borrow
money - ,.,..,-. =. .,.. ....u... -, ,,,.,o.
OF the Department OF Public Parks in New-Yor
BY Mr. 1IEMANs-For the Improvement OF that par, OF
New-York between onehundred-and-tenth-st and Har-
Also, TO improve seventhave. IN New-York
BY Mr.. PERRY-TO establish municipal courts in the
Also relative to assessing the cost of sewers in
BY Nj. CocK-To amend the charter OF Long Island
City.
Fulton Ferry Railroad
Mr. MADDEN asked TO place the bill It's third read
ing as il was a supplemental in the Exc
cutlye Chamber. This bill proposed TO pay Eev.YOrk
City per cent OF the gross earnings Of the road.
Mr. JOHNSON objected and the bill referred 70 the
Railroad Committee.
Bv Mr. MADDEN-To legallze the acts Of Thomas a.
Horton of Orange County Notary Public.
BY Mr.. LowERY-To extend the boundaries Of the City
Of Utica. Also relative 70 common schools in Utica.
On motion OF Senator MURPHY, committee Of two
was appointed tender the privileges OF the Senate TO
YIce-President Henry Wilson.
Shortly after Mr. Wilson appeared in the Senate Cham
Der escorted by Senators Murphy and Robertson re-
cess was taken and the Senators presented to the Vice
President.
CONTROLLER GREEN'S REPORT.
The report OF Controller Green shows that So 500 SIC
were paid by the City and County Of NewYork for ad-
versng during the years 1867 1863 1859 1870 and 1911
The reduction in 1872 from the paid in ls7 was
nearly million OF dollars and the Controller thinks the
sum OF 10000 Will the cost Of 1873 unless the Legis-
lature passes laws ordering additional Advertising
The claims presented since 1871. but not allowed,
woud make total amount OF claims FOR five years Of
t51sO,995.
Mr. WOODEN moved thar the SewYork Charter as
amended be printed before sending ii 10 the Assembly.
Carried.
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the Troy aud Wes Troy Bridge 10 increase
RsaSe 70 the management OF the State Institute for
the Blind.
To establish Police Department in Buffalo.
Authorizing Lockport to raise moneys.
Directing Board OF Supervisors OF schenectady 70
remove the POOrhousc buildings.
for assessment and collection OF taxes
for school purposes at MorrlsanlA
Relative 10 Grace Church, in NrgYOrk-
Amending the charter OF the Union Trust Company OF
New-YOrk.
To amend chapter 767 Of the OF 1s2 relative 10
the salaries OF county judges and surrOgates.
Adjourned until 1880 Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-12
FARMING IN NORTH CAROLINA.
- Edgt.r or yhe Yr,buHg


SIR: am not farming, having given II up;
Trent out my land. suppose IL paid Inc A.1O0 clear
gain last year With cotton az % cents N Aew-Nork
there Il money 70 be made and great deal Of IT, at
farming here. but only by man who understands H.
and who can give his whole tine and attention 70 IT,
We have think the least trustworthy sb0ring popula
ton in the world. Last year cultivated small crop
On NY own account and inrusteG the management OF It
soey 70 NE groes had % acres N cotton, which good
judges say ought have yielded from Il 20 Is bales but
the rascals left Just four bales and stole the
remainder And YET bad these people are We could
not supply their place were beret OF them. In few
years within the next 20 OF the plantations IN
Eastern North Carolina VIII be grown up IN bush for
want OF aborers 70 TIL the soil Near me, in this little
old town Of Halifax. there from 20 to 100 negro
women and girls who literally, do work. and yet II II
With the utmost difficulty that Of Us can set COOK
or house-servaut and H. perchance. one should con-
descend 70 come, we must be careful aud almost
Obsequious in order retain her for week. Wages
nave risen from - 10 so per fer cooks and such
eooksi women literally from the cOrn-held. These
people live OF what stolen from the farmers Corn
bread and blanket the dOOr, serve for them
and ~ they only decorate themselves with gewaNs
they are happy their dleness The labor problem "a
The problem 10 be solved for TIE day is fast APP
preaching when the white man who has faniy Injured
10 work whose daughters will milk the cows and do the
washnR and cooking. and whose sons VIII take a. the
day must come or Eastern North Carolina and all he
Gulf States Will 60 to bush and VIII DC gwen up 70
ssmicivized, rather utterly barbarOus negroes The
Negroes left themselves for 10 years would ADOPT te
African EupersttlOns and mode OF me- Ahu AZ ls are
fast drifting that way.
Haliflr ~ c.. March 2slns7J.