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THE EXPENSES OF SAVINGS BANKS.


SPECIAL REPORT BY THE BANK SUPERINTENDENT
HTTHERTo-wHAT IT COSTS TO CONDUCT THESE
INSTITUTIONS.
IFRoM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE. |
ALBANY March 29-In reply to several resolutions
of the Senate, calling for information upon points
which the usual reports do not cover. the Supern-
tendent of the Bank Department sent a communica-
ton to the Senate this morning, which shows the
aggregate expenditures of each savings bank in the
State at the time Of the last examination by the
Bank Examiners. The banks do not report to the
Department their expenses, but the Examiners
state what they at the time of the examination
for the then past year. All the examinations which
are herein referred to have been made during the
last two years
The tables show how the expenses arc grouped.
In some instances the cost Of new buildings is given
as the value of banking houses. although they are
not yet occupied By the banks because the money is
invested and interest thereon is debit to the bank.
The interest upon buildings is not carried out in the
foOtings for total expenses of bank. That * to be
added to the footing to get the correct result The
item Of internal revenue taxes will longer appear
as an expense the tax having been repealed by the
last Congress. 4 comparison between the expenses
of different banks is interesting and instructive for
il shows which is frugal aud prudent, and which is
liberal, not TO say pTOdiga with depositoTs funds.
in paying salaries. in erecting fine buildings, OF in
miscellaneous expenditure. No report hitherto
published affords such data for comparison The re-
port makes the following exhibit Of the savings
banks in Kings and New York Counties. The
capituation is the footing for the banks IN the
State:
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LATEST SHIP SEWS.
Tor otter shin Ne'rs see Second Pae,.l

GFor otter Shin Ne,rs zee Second Pae,I
ARRIVED.
Steamship o',aa Gcr) Blends a.-purs March g. and p.v''
l2ih s rde ami pass " A-l4a.d , v..,,,o ana u,-,.
l3th VITA mise a9tbasl 70 K4AhAIit 4 60 ., DID,,
sth Indse .aI y :. 10 Oh Dominion steamship
A- zao, glasgow 80 dAfs ind from Belfast %
Bag SAMUEL Lals- of BosOnl Gibson c4blnen Ii d,y, 'a
BHs g. " Jones Liverpool ~ ST. ceaf4eso 10 ia,s
ch I'm ma r. Potter Cof Annapolis 81
0 lshr May a. Po~r lot IloaGsoa wsy Pensacola day.
Sehr ~ FLOR pee. BAILEY s,rforl
sehr ss,le Burton. iobb.e. STANFORD
sS SHr ren.Pn Wooster. Sea.ioloa
se1r Esther, Fresm-a Pro- dsaee.
schr. MARY T. Joa9s. by er, AeS London. with dsh
Scar. Matte Il. au.oD, RGion. Baltimore.
SAILED
for Jane!ai " auoSe chmoud Fanta Tar PmaieipbAg
BgeLJRg tor g. Jaoo Carrie long atiHaS bngs
selis silver star for Pr, - L. q Ad5as Tor CadeHss; sar
beam saroaaoe,i ws.a'n-5oa. Galveston.
ANCHORED At uART's ISLAND.
SI Wis S-ea SD lsit T. T. ' Clear
DOMBsIIC PORTS.
Mach 90 ArG 'te'nsaO' san Jacn'o. from s-
Cleared. sap Aooot..sO. fs Liyerpool
PORT RorAL C. M'rch y s,iyd .,eams Leo 'ofPernAs
dina. Arrived schr Marx renteton, ON Ne '.Yers -.
Yor. Ranger iron Ivesoo SeAS Laura AID aoe. .SI
Ks! rsr March 2o-said h,s Alice ~ Mot fot ysgrort
Success, Tor ha4aLas Itasca. tor baltimore
FOREIGN IUKIs.
sewYOr Mach lS ar1Td here tonight sailed fos
LONDON 3The steaSa2 Denmark Newrort March
S S6Ss we Mach ise steamship ssm.a from Boston,
ar,I yax March The ,ucbo Line cen.n.hp ,usrsr.
which arnvel he se4Ai Morrill, S Ae' ASeasisias regLs
here proceed =" St. I'ln' .
March 10 via HAVANA March % The shp City u
Broosyn FraAc. .or ai'h wheat has
B.Lri1oEx March 23The brig Nj Haskell hence Bo'tO.,
.gro4ad low Fort Carroll The cutter GhHe sndea'orA
lal. her oa without sacceAs.
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ALBANY.
TESTIMONY OF HUSBANDS AND WIVES.

TESTIMONY OF HUSBANDS AND WIVES.
A nr1r ro M ,,,,, NUCED IN THE ASSEMBLY CIV
ING THE HUSBAND OR WIFE On : fAAif ~
SUIT THE RIGHT TO TESTIFY.
IPRoH REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIDUvg
ALBANY, March ga bill in regard to the testi-
mony of husbands aud wives, for or against each
other in suits and acors is to be introduced in the
Assembly by Mr.. Petty Of Suffolk. He intended to
have brought in this bill to-day but lie did not
have the opportunity. The proposed act differs
materially from the Cole BILL which is now in the
hands of the Senate Judiciary Committee. but. if
passed IN tme it would apparently be applicable to
the Beecber trial, and permit the testi
mony of Mrs. Tiltoa to be given. This
bill amends the act of 1851 that "n any trial or
inquiry in any suit, action or proceeding in any
court or before any person having by law or con-
sent of parties authority to examine witnesses or
hear evidence, the husband or iwife of any party
thereto. or Of any person. in whose behalf any such
suit. action or proceeding is brought. prosecuted,
opposed or defended. is made competent and COM
PEELED to give evidence the same as any other wit
ness, on behalf of any party to such suit action.
proceeding, except that the husband or wife shall
not be oompellable, but competent 10 disclose any
confidential communication made by one to the
other during marriage"
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JOINTS an assistant Inspector General with the rank OF
co0sei' and assistant inspectors with the rant of
Observation-Disclosures attached To divis,oc.-rvh,
SHALL act as inspectors of rife pract,ce Thu
growing interest in rho practice Ia recoe-
hized by this provision and by the ap-
preparation Of 49, 900 for rife practice
pCntInent OF a COmmissary- General Of Subsistence.
with the rank OF brieadiereenera and
OF the Conmssary of Subsistence assigned dys
ions, brigades, battaons, or regiments, with ranks
ranging from Northumberland to first Lieutenant The
general organization OF the National Guard is much
modified by the act but ii is provided separate
troops be organized in cities villages where there
are no regiments battalions These troops will at
taehed directly 10 brgades divisions The number Of
parades for the regiments is left at seven, aud special
parades at the discretion of the commander are limited
to four Regimenal appropriations are fixed at
$1,000 each, those for battalions at $500 each. The
introduces the features OF establishment for one,
two, three years the end OF the regular term, and
OF discharges at tho discretion OF division commanders
on recommendation OF company commanders and APP
prevail Of commanders OF regiments part OF the act
important TO NewYork City is that in relation 10 the
purchase OF sites and building OF armories which Is
made mandatory on the Board OF Aldermen.
The first important amendment to the act was moved
by Mr.. Hess OF NewYOrk. This change the term
Of service from five years, and was adopted.
Mr.. Alvord carried through amendment to give ac-
oused persons right heard by counsel in of
courts martial and courts OF inquiry Mr.. Worth made
effort TO the $40 exemption clause restored but
was unsuccessful. rs Mr. Alvori in attempt TO
throw out the jury exemption clause.
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TIE PACIFIC RAILROADS.
PRO FORNA SUITS By THE GOvERNMESr FOR Fivl
PER CENT OF THE NET EARSINGs-wHERE TIL

PRO FORNA SUITS By THE GOVERNMESr FOR FIVE
PER CENT OF THE NET EARSINGs-wHERE THE
SUITS WILL PROBABLY BE BROUGHT.
WASHINGTON. March 23.-The Attorney General
is understood 20 have given directions to-day to the
proper D.eiict-Attorneys to bring suit against the
Pacific Railroad companies for the five per cent of
the net earnings required by the Pacific Railway
acts, to be paid by the companies on account
OF the Government liens commencing after the COM
pletion of the roads The decision of the of ST.
John Clinst the Erie Railway by the Supreme
Court of tie United States determines that the
phrase met earnings the amount
left after paying all charges for operating
the road and for interest of bonds or float
ing Indebtedness. Since this decision. and since
the report of the Government Commissioners rs to
the completion Of the roads on the lst of October
1874 there is no practical disagreement between the
officers Of the Government and Of the companies as
TO what constitutes net earnings nor 10 when
they commence to be due.
But the act Ct Congress of June %, 1874 requires
that this question should be passed upon by the
courts Of the United States The AttOrney-General
has therefore, no discretion and the suits pro Joma
must be begun forthwith. The suit against the
Union Pacific Railroad Company will probably be
brought in Boston, where the principal Office OF the
Company is situated. That against the Central
Pacific is expected 10 be brought in San Francisco.
(Fsr SENATE Pro1sdings q Second Page
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MUSICAL And DRAMATIC NOTES.
MUSICAL NOTES.

While MaDlesOn announces Lohengrln" In
london wirh Nilsson and Camp1nini. MI eye promises
the same opera with Albaul, Ncoln. ana Maurel Tie
debut OF Mile Fare ThaDerg daughter OF the pianist Is
10 be one of the features OF Mr.. eyes season.
Wagner gave concert at Vienna on the
lat Of March producing. with the aid OF Frau Materna,
Herr Gatz orchestra three selections from the
GotterdammeruBg" viz, the Introduction, the Death
of segfrled and the Finale. The programme also IN
Guided the Kaiser March
At the Strong Place Baptist Church in Brook
lvu where pertinent OF volunteer chorus chOlr
~ about go voices has been tried during the past ten
months under the direction OF MI > Lasar, The pro-
,ranme on Easter Sunday will include the HaellJah
Chorus from The Messiah" the Gloria from MUZarPs
Twelfth Mass, and Barnby's TIE Deum In ID.
Rubinstein's new symphony and concerto
have hath made marked sensation In Berlin, aud the
German critics generally declare them 10 be among the
foremost of the composers works. Tals Judgment con
a. inc oninon we expressed OF the symphony It's
@ he played at ThOmass last concert OF the on
the 10Th Of April
Tickets for the testimonial concert rendered
N Mr. C. g. Bush and Mr. Nm II. Beckett b. their as-
socaes OF the Mendessonn and the English Glee Clubs
can me procured at the office OF hemeys Cox No 81
Eycnange-place; at ROcKwOOd's Photograph Gallery
~ gao Broad way and OF Mr.. Beckett No. IL East Forty
The price Of tickets ~ " eacn. The concert
will be given at stenwsy Hall on tue Goth OF April.
Rubinstein il expected in Paris about the
oo,h ~ ADr 10 direct performance OF mis- Tower or
pahe This work is a Biblical drama rather than an
or.tor,o It contains only two principal solo charae-
bepg given 10 me chorus. 1t comprises" says lie
NiaesLel fewer tnan four aDleaus, ana closes Win
trle chorus IN which Heaven, Eirth, anu ueil unite
IN a forinidaDl ensemble
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RALLARp-Atsau.1r Conn., TUESDAY morning March 49, George
Draper Of Faux w. and Anna ~ Ballad eyed Tesr'f
~ Eursday 25h as At d. n residence Or
ps5ts Broadt, WASH ngtonave STANFORD sNrwes. q.
hilAbesh. ~ J.
FoRcg-ou Monday March 90 John CanpOu Force his ssh
F5Ss from his e erc. 49, BROOKLYN
day, 18th INST, 1t ?.
FadAy H. St. Augustine Florida, ThonAs
The lste: and family invited to attend the uasni
irp the esaep Of a., s Yb a. o " rss I n.iss
vii ye taken to Wooliswh Cemetery for ioternerG
GOULDFeb 49, 1873 a. Ayers Ari non as-T' as'e '0as
Relatives ara friends are rsfpecia, hyl ssi g
WeiDesiar, March -. at oe.oek
Boston aud Bangor paDes please copy
HAL-Ou TUESDAY March 3D. Emma 81 iasxtsss
OF Nm II. and Jane H. Hail. aseI IL Jears'
Notice or funeral hereafter.
est son AaHe LAIibeH Hyde aged ard
Psser services rencs u parents Sppehaa
WEDNESDAY. the ZItb lust. st 3 p.
LAMADRIZOa sunday March 81 1873, Monica a0ss.
wife OF Joss F!anc.sco LanAilE aged 81 years.
TIE Of the family respectfully invited a,ienA
the funeral from the decis 80 IL secO0sca
BooElyn L. l. WedaesiAy March "a 1910. 81 IL aeiosk
LdsER-At Hampstead sunday 2lst Hannah Eiaow
F1neraI on edlesAy 24h O'Clock from the Aehods
Episcopal ChureA Hampstead, Can leave Hunlsrb P0IEt
pHRASER-A Jamaica L. Sunday March a. 1875 Csnoias
ae william Pharer tie 4Jth Of her
Reformed Church Jimao-
sFEDDEs-on Monday March g. in sch yea Other age xr
tiIabelh Sheiden
The freud. Of and Of her Jola z s-een nuss
late rsndsnee No ~ East TwsbtvEst. Ths reaaas =
taken 10 STANFORD, Com, iOr iaIeTa'ent
sTEWARrOn MoadAy, March D. 1873, Jane. wife Of DAVID
Pnaer services held THURSDAY. 25h u O'Clock -
her late TeadeAcs, 3Ol Net loasse--t
wHEELERa Booklyn hoadsy. MAgca - a. The rdaSs =
her .O1nsv, WIN Snth u Prospect siOiss F' Of D
iAmia Wheeler. tie 77th 49,.
Hsupp.uge "Wednesday. March Is. at OessH p n
aau frelos nvltoL
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COTTON MARkRrs

CHARLz.roS Msc5 % Cotton 1ust; SfNng lCci Get re-
s9i exports the CcnHeat l32O oaes sas ~"
bales stock. 2J,77S bales ., - NJ
gees exports Btsi0 2OI3 Dslesi TO FAne~
14l5 bales 100 bales stock 20 BIB bales ,,,
March 23 II bsctyes 1emanc gai niechsfs
lJ. h.GlIng Is vi Good ordinary 1870 net rceiye
40 expol t9Z bales 10 ne Contness
80 hsS; sales. IfS bales s'ocs. g. 20 he.s. ..
MOBILE. 23-touon Gnet ItGaRS ~ c mes reeapes.
22S bst exports 537 bales saiss JOv Dses' seA
1888. bales. $50.
GALvEsroN March 23-Colto1 fra denard liht kiddhns
10 az: low MO ljc Good Ursay i q. net Tee2 ~
Dasi 16b bses cOasss JlS sses - oos
bales; STOCK. 90 S,S
Bosros March quiet srs' MtdiaE lose Log
vi dag l6 80; Cool OFfn. ijhs net reoe ~ -bO u
Bntas oD7 bales sses Stes
ba stock, 1874 naie% - 49,.
bales; casivSe. 2SD bales sae 90 0Ass
spinners loo bales stock. 2O.9jO nacs
AUGu-iA Msrrh 23Cool qaet 3ldl az, lCe ~ fecps-
go. bales ~. 3lJ baes 49, go,
NokyoLK sarcn 23-CotioB Grms Gdhng, lG d sac 1a
1915 bales: exports, cOassTe l4O bales 'Ae [oo
WImrSGToS March 53-Co qusi aiiohng l5sic ret
339 2IJ bales sas 90 BASS ''oe
2.2yO htiaL
PnILADgIpurA March 23-Cor-on quiet Ntisog l6tc Lo~
MGlng lOc; Good Odasry, 10 a. net recp~ 20 Ds'i s">
MsnPuls March 23-Coton nru NiIdirs lee rsoert'
bles, shgEat- Jo4 oa!es ae i-DJ oa4es' a'A 4O
b-lss
81 LOUIS March 23Cotor Dd MiAHs - sf
ceirss PIG Laes5 Shipment oi4 bses sales I'D h-s
stock % S3l btr..
CIycIs,rI H.rch 23-Co'on Grin; M3te l5A@Icn net 70
cep pa bales meals, SO bales; siecs - y b.i'-
LOUISVILLE. March 23.-touon nrn Milanng. - 'sc
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WASHINGON.

PASSAGE OF TIE LOUISIANA RESOLUTION.
FEFIING OF RELIEF AT THE CLOSE OF THE
BUsrNEss-PARTY LINES STRICTLY DRAwN-No
ESCAPE FOR THE REPUBLICANS or LIBERAL
vIEws-DIsCUssIoH OF JUDGE PARDEEs NoMI-
NATION IN EXECUTIVE SESSION.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON March 23.-There was a feeling of
relief all the Senate and in the galleries this
afternoon when vote was reached the most
tiresome and threadbare theme known the
Louisiana question. Even tho Democrats. who have
tonight the case CALAMITY, glad to have the
thing ont of the way. for they despaired long of
defeating any question UPON which tbe President
had expressed his will. The opposition acted very
sensibly III giving way instead of continuing the
session day after day. fighting vainly against time.
which would eventually defeat them. As as
those of the new Senators who desired had been
given an opportunity to speak, and as soon as the
effect of the mischievOus resolution had been ex-
planned 10 the country. vote was allowed to be
taken. Previous to this however. Senator Thurman
offered a number Of provisos TO the resolution Of Mr.
Anthony, so that those who have expressed any in
dependence on the question might have OppOr-
tunity of showing whether they would accept any
modification or whether they would shut
their eyes and take whatever presented. By
this course the opposition succeeded IN fixing the
responsibility. and preventing those who have af-
fected independence on the question from claiming
immunity hereafter, for all the provisos were de-
feated by rigid party vote. Mr.. An0honys resolu-
ton was passed by a vote of Yeas, 81 Nays, D.
The Senate then went into Executive session,
which lasted an hour The case of Judge Pardce
was resumed and discussed during the entire time.
M COnklinQ spoke with great earnestness against
his confirmation. 1t seems that three members Of
the judiciary Committee opposed TO his con-
frmation-namely, Messrs Edmunds, Frelinghuy
sen and COnkling Ills case will be disposed of
tomorrow. and there is little doubt that the SEN
ates extra session viii adjourn sine die during the
afternoon or evening
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Ind figures given by Gov Dix in his mess, YES ana
by Controller Hopkins in his reports. Gov. Tilo>
seems anxious 20 follow in the financial footsteps Of
bic Predecessor. and in this praiseworthy effort he
should be encouraged aud sustained. Nowhere else
will he find more earnest enlightened cOopera-
ton than in the present Controllers office
And just here i desire to impress strongly rs
possible upon the public mind of what vital impor-
tsnce to the financial character and credit OF The
State and the welfare and prosperity of the people
Is the Office Of Controller BE holds the key to the
Treasury. and while his control is not absolute he
can exert in various WAYS important and salutary
influence. Il is the conservative power OF the State
Governments power which, had it not been gener-
ally confded TO men Of sound head and heart, we
should long since have been shipwrecked. was
myself deeply impressed with the lesson / am now
endeavoring to teach Others when Archibald Nc
lntyre in 1873 in rising superior to personal friend
ships aud political associations, encountered
she denunciatiOns of his party by re-
fusing 10 pay large sum Of money upon
irregular and insufficient vouchers Thus impressed,
no man of doub tul capacity or questionable char
acter has received my voice or vote for the
Office of Controller. Nor ere there many memories
more pleasant than those which recall the names Of
Controllers to whose appointment or nomination |
was supposed TO have contributed. In no way can
50 coDcluSlVelY establish the truth or what have
asserted. namely. that the State its financial
salvation to the capacity and integrity of its Con-
trollers than by naming some of the eminent men of
both political parties who have held the Office:
Archibald Mcintyre. John Savage, William L.
Marcy. Silas Wright. jr Azariah c. FlagC, Bates
Cooke. Willard Fillmore, Washington Hunt, Philo e.
Fuller. james NJ. Cook. Robert Denniston. Thomas
Hillhouse. William T. Allen. Asher P. Nichols, and
Nelson X. HOPKINS. Let the people. in their future
elections of Controller, the services of
kindred il character to those just named. and they
may repose upon the conviction that the most i'm
portant financial officer in the State Is dischargng
the duty of sentinel at the door of their Treasury
Hep- York, March o. 1875 T. W.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Warack will appear at FOrd's Opera
House in Baltimore, on Easier Monday.
Mr.. Rowe Y. AZ highly successful IN St. Louis,
and on the 1914 inof. lie appeared III Chicago.
The season of the Georgia Minstreis in
RoOn.on Han has been prolonged and IL VIA not END
TIL the 21lh inst.
Miss Cushman is quite i'll, at st. Louis, and
has been Obliged 10 postpone PROMISED reauing III
Pniladrlphi from March - to April s.
The reGntrance of Nile Aimee, set down for
the eeh inst at the Lyeeun Tbetcr. will be made Ia
m. opera bOire OF " L. JOlle PaIfnmeuse'
The Majiltons are at the Holiday street
Tbeater Baltimore, and THE Two orphans occupies
The stage OF Foras Opera House IN that eity.
Mr.. F. 8. Chanfrau acted hft at Ford's
Washington Opera House last week. and Mr. w Flor
ence acted Capt CuHie AT the Hationai ibea'ei'
Tbe Ioxers of good readings will have an
onnnItupity OF hearing Mr. Charles Roberts, Tonight,
NJ Ibe church Ia Fifty seyonihst. neat Eigltn'aTe
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Capt. Thornton Of the
rud states NAVY nng United states steamer Mononga
REPORTS Department Om Cape Town South AfcA
10 co-cerng the movements OF the Transit Of venus observer
sDd evng fall dsts Of Of the AononSahea in
connection with stutioung the parties 81 yano9s oo,
IN points Uuted States ship portsmouth
AZ 10 Do VII eh she was TO proeei 70 NE
heToO for tse protection n Of AAsesn
horth Paebe station,
An Amy brought oay the notice Of the NAVY Depart
uept N. g.su Mshpman Ar1oi Henderson
Mes ship Ieneos N an e1ort 10 save ron oIoNbs
William H.lsyn. o OF he
wa s from % IL - the sea Jsn 70 ct llnonu
kkip an Henderson, the sailor t Jumped osoo.I
~ ees INC Of 100 snd was ensa fed
al .1h.usted the bO0y Wilson In iang
Tie has ' WV
" nd Dgned the Bext d~Y.
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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OfFiCER~
WASHINGTON, -. g., Wednesday, March Al -. m.)
Synopsis for ne past ttcenty-four hours; -,
The temperature has risen slightly, and
clear or fair weather continues ia the Southern States
the Middle Atlantic, and n w-Engand states.
Threatening weather aud lgat RAIN or snow are re-
rorted from lake region. aud thence southwark TO
the OlO Valley. =, A., -
GENERALLY clear and colder weather prevails In the
North West where the barometer LAS rlsen Win nOEth
west winds. ,.,., -, -
tiuues hgn the Atlantic coast.
The OliO River has fallen At all stations.
PrObGbiilueS
For Ye,c England he Mddie States and ne torer lde
-,o,, 0euerGiy co,dV Ueother WH prerGii rh rising
t1tperdiure sO eaSt vtHds reering to soUh-ret drd
,oes falling barOmCr. dd rain or sOc FROM west r
otnta and ONO nOrth-eIStlcdrd 10 Maine.
Fyr me upper lake region, the Northwest and the
Ohio Viey partly cloudy and colder weather, south
west or northwest winds ana rislng barometer.
For the south Atlantic and Eastern Gu States, partly
cloudy warmer weather, south or west winds, aud "a
sIight change IN barometer.
For tue Western Calf states, lower temperature ris-
ing barometer. North west winds, followed ny ram
near he coast. ~, -, 80,
The Oaio and Central Mississippi Rivers VIII iail
sluWlY
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THE MILITARY CODE.
CONSIDER ATIoNsM THE SENATE OF MR. HusTEDs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MILITARY BILL-THE LEASING AND BCHDiN" of
ARMORIEs IN NEw-YoRK CITY -PRoMINENCh
GIVEN TO RIFLE PRACTICE.
tvpox REGULAR CORREsP osDESr OF THE rRIBUSEl
ALBANY, March 2S.-Mr. Husted's long act
- a,end the Military Code as special order IN the
Assembly to-day and the consideration OF IL occupied
nearly the whole OF the session. THIS act embodes The
ve VS. OF the State Military Association OF when MI
Hnsted Is President. and which includes representa-
lives from all the regiments OF tIe Natlohai uuaru
The act repeal Tho $4,000 exemption eiaiSs' IL aO'
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curcAGo March 23CA1TLE ve-k market stow sth g.
enuencg R@cep.s sslesbEcer AMI s'rk rA
S3asI -; Meys, 1886 81; choice sIeef', - oO4O -
1000
unsettled and lower especially for hst grades "tf
sold 70 TJ0Sl hevy ~ 20aS1 49, collg "a. n heavy
Recen- l3 900. snDreits, ) 900 ~.
ales 81 j0dtG - tT fancy -ou
at ~.
Mas. March 23BggP cArrLgReoep'' s23 hssd
mnogelon be aentnt remea seafi ~ e COZ nof
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