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New Orleans Republican., 1876-12-13

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We have NO new feature to notice in the money
r aarI ef The A. mSi,d fof discoubts the banks
and the saerisgs en the street roniicuea med.
crate, and nothing transpired TO lndicste sny
rsser. We therefore Iepest cur previous 6sure.
mn otfote 6ist clAss collateISI loans - o0S
- cent - snnum discount. srd other grades do at
}0S1i2. Exceptional commercial paper 90l0; Al 60
At i50lS, and second Ernde nos.ipal. Flrst sAks
nor saaco continue to rule At ,o-A cent n ~
nomiuAl F-- -ssr ~ s4
New Orleans Republican., 1876-12-13
OFFICIAL.


roMPILED REruRNs OF An ELEt T1oN HID
" ID ,he parish Of Caldwell state OF
LOui ,ian., ON the seved 'dav Of November
A H. 1876, under = writ OF eae ectieu. dated tho
sixt zenith day Of september. A. y. 1876. order.
Of scs 10. 50. to regulate the eonauct and
10 maintain the ffiedon and. purity ef sleo.
tols; to prescribs tie mode pf mskiag netesee,
thereof to p,oyide for the eli ction Of ReturninQ
Otficsrr, ard dt hnirg th.fr powers and duties to
prescribe the mode q ente ring on the rolls OF tie
force Or icle 1903 Of ,bs consu; ution approved No
New Orleans Republican., 1876-12-13
OFFICIAL.
Parrish Of lberVtAke.

(sOMPiLED Returns OF AN ELECTION HELD
~ in tho parish Of Ibervills, State Of Lousia ~,
on the seventh day Of November. A. D. 1873, undef
osderne came. and Hugsusnt to the pr0visieup Of
aet No. SO. to n guate the conduct and 70 naintsin
the freedom ana purity Of elections 20 prescribe
tho mode Of meIipg u turns thereof ID ugovi0e
Nsf the election of p tuaping OMesm. and deantpg
their powers end duHsE % prescribe the mode q
Representatives,, ana = enforce Gtiele '163 Of the
constita,ipa, approved November -, Nd ls13, 70
New Orleans Republican., 1876-12-13

CLEARED YESTERDAY. ~ r.
Erifieh bask Woo o'lbomooioo, HIAxshall, for Havre
New Orleans Republican., 1876-12-13
RIVER REPoRr-3 P. NJ.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE:

+Bsloy high water mark of 1874.
New Orleans Republican., 1876-12-13

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W4MT1D-A RzRSOH WHO UNDERSTANDS
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New Orleans Republican., 1876-12-13
MEMORANDA.
(By Telearaph.] i

S., Havana, D<aenbsr II, ls6.
70 &. 4. Yofke-The steanship G. ". Lord
srfivel at dA, light Sails fJr New o; leans On
Thufsdax. ~l--
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

FINAL REPORT OF. THE CANAL CoMMIssioN-A DC
IARATIoN AGAINST NATIONAL RAILROAD sUBsI-
DIEs-FREsH NEw-YoRK AND BROOKLYN LEGIs-
IATIoN-PEIIIION FOR STATE INVESTIGATION
OF INTsMPERANCE
SENATE. .....A ALBANY, Feb. Is, 1876.
Mr.. BooTu presented a petition for the repeal
Of the laws relating to tie reorganization OF the New
York Inebriate Asylum.
Mr. sELKREG reported favorably the bill for the better
protection OF destitute children.
The PRESIDENT presented the report of the Commission
TO Investigate Canal Frauds
MIR BRADIEY presented n hill providing that Surro-
gates may appoint their clerks said clerks 10 have power
to administer Oaths in proceed gs III such courts ne
clerks shall for recording letters tcStalcntay
of Guardianship ~ for recording any VIII WIN nc
proofs including the papers, 10 cents per fOlo
of 100 words for making copies OF records or otcf pa
perS, cents per folio
The following bills we're passed:
For the drainage of lands at Black Lake. ST. Lawrence
County.
Appointing n commission to investigate the affairs of
the State Prisons and the affairs Of the ElIa keoiln
tory. CO.. +,
Releasing the interest OF the people OF the state Ill
lands in BROOKLYN To Charles Golden.
provide for the payment of the bounty ueDt ol
Greene County by issuing new bonds
The Appropriation bill 1Or deficiencies IN last year
act.
Amending the laws relative to the National Guard
Mr. WOODIN offered resolutions asking oar representa-
tves in Congress to vote against "anns the hdoiseh,ht
Of the General Government to the proposed scAtts If
the construction of railroads III Texas Ihe rcsOutohs
were adOpted-Yeas, % ,u
In Committee of the Whole the County Treasures bill
(Mr. UammOnds was discussed and progress iciOflou
upon il.
kecpqrs innkecprs. and boarding-hOusckeepcrs.
Adjourned to IL 4. Ill. To MORROW
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

A NEW CHARTER PROPOsED-THE CHANGES RELATE
10 THE MANAGEMENT AND ELECTIONS.
IrRoM The REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIRUHEl
ALBANY, Feb. 15.-Mr. A. j. Campbell OF
Eew-York introduced to-day bill amending the charter
of the American Institute apparently III some important
particulars. Its provisions follows The Board OF
Trustees il constituted Of the president two Ticepres
dents and twelve trustees. their term TO continue until
Their have appointed and vacancies to bo
filed BY the remaining members until the next election
The annual election Is for the second Thursday in
February every year. and the first election, to be held
after the passage Of the b there shall he elected the
president and our for the ensuing year. two OF
whom shall be designated vcepresdents, four trus
tees for two years. and four for three years AT every
sseQuent annual election president for one year. ana
four trueees for three years shall be elected The
first held under this act shall be held by three
inspectors of election appointed by the existing Board
OF Trustees The annual meeting IL TO be held GU the
first Thursday in February and three other regular
IN. etings each year, the first Thursdays in May,
August November Fifteen managers are also to be
elected and board of three auditors. Any vacancy In
the Board of Auditors be filed by the trustees The
trustees are TO take security from their treasurer and
from each aud every salsred officer appointed by them
Should this act become law before the fhlrd IhuiblaN
In Apr 1876 the day now fixed for holding the annual
election the election provided for in the bill IL 10 he
paC thirty days after the shall have becOmr law,
and the trustees and others to he elected under he act
shall when elected, hold their positions until the next
annual election until their successors are elected
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
BURGLARIEs AND THEFTs.

Early yesterday morning John Murbeigh OF NO.
2ig Seventhaye robbed OF 90 at disoreily house
Mo Beach OF No SO Greenwics was robbed Of $50 on
Sunday evening who lodging In The same room
The pumiing shop OF T. W. LEM No. li3 Fourthaye
was Monday morning and property valued at s63
stolen . .,o- -
stolen from Of the residence of Charles Lander at NO.
lg Second ST.. Monday night
grocery wagon belonging c. A. CrIgin, valued 5000
and set O harness and from j. r. Lcres stable val
ned al go stolen Sunday night The property
recovered
some unknown persons entered the residence OF Mary
Tleston East FOurtccnthst Sunday night and
evelry and valued at $3.50 carried away.
Margaret WoOy cOlOred woman yesterday charged,
Washington Place Police Court with having robbed
Robert A. Behnore OF no go Orchaist IN house at 20
of 81 900 bail.
sunday night the store OF George Craig No 435 Hud
broken o and boots valued AZ 81 stolen
arrested and portion OF the stolen
At the Washington Place Police
Court yesterday he held In default Of 81 900 bail
Aphonss Adoph for the larceny wearing apparel Of the
$40 from No 1888 BoOmos the properly oi Louis
Kres held In $1,000 bail Of the Tombs Police Court
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
NEU-J JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 15.-ln the Senate
to-day Mr. Schultz introduced bill which prevents ns
ing I'm the de-wateIs OF Barnegat Bay from Nov. to
June !, and tine haul of any sehe between seawced
Point and Cedar Creek between the 2Oth OF June and
tie 20th Of September.
bill was passed to enable lawyers to sue for counsel
fees.
Also the bill to enable incorporated associations under
the General Manufacturing law TO come under the Gen
eral Corporation law
Mr. Jarrard introduced h 10 organize an Institution
for the maintenance ard OF tue deaf and dumb at
Now.Brmswck with an appropriation ol T%ooooo ana
AN inst tuton at BOIdentown for the fcebe-mded, WIN
an appropriation Of $4,000 niue trustees Tor each 10
be appointed by the Governor AMI Senate
In tine Hon to-day bill WAS introduced for the fOrma
tiOn of a railway company, which makes the rates
rix every two miles Travelled ana Two
cents for every additional mile.
Also bi which makes IL unlawful for any person 10
catch fish with gill, drift, byke net III any OF tue
waters OF the state above dewaer under penalty OF
80 days imprisonment
The House was engaged In two-hours debate on the
bill 10 maze an appropriation Of $4,000 to the Reform
School for BOYS
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

required TO report until after the first OF sepenoer e
period at which their Investigations must terminate
resolution was passed by the Assembly this morning
authorizing the Committee Cities to investigate the
subject of the collection Of personal taxes IN a
CITY with power send for persons ana papers me
invest CATION Is uDde stood to be aimed at EDWARD Oae
the present attorney for the collection OF personal taxes
The Senate Committee on Rules have changed the
title OF the Committee on Charitable and Religious so
cietes 10 that OF Miscellaneous Corporations when VIII
draw 10 Il moro bills than TO any other committee OK
cept that Of the Judiciary.
The Assembly Committee on Cities heard arguments
this afternoon by Park Commissioners Martin anu
ODonOhue in opposition to the bill legislang the Dc
paTtment Of Parks down 10 a single Cohmssloher.
Wm. E. Dodge the Rev. II. J. Macarthur, and the Hon.
John ODonnell addressed the Assembly Committee on
Internal Affairs to-day against any concessions in liquor
legislation 10 the liquor interest.
JP Hale is here in the interest Of the pianomakers
urging passage Of bill TO prevent frauds IN the sale
OF those instruments by parodyng the names OF makers
of long standing and reputation.
Gov Tilden went 10 New-York this afternoon to give
his evidence in the $6OOOOO0 Tweed suit now in pro-
gress
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
LOCAL. MISCELLANY.
ERIE REORGANIZATION.


prserrr RAGE DECLARES THAT AMERICAN eTOCh-
HOLDERS WILL NOT SUBMIT TO THE wAIhiN
SCHEME.
Messrs. Miller and Fleming, who compose
the English Committee appointed to carry out BIZ Ed-
ward watkins scheme Of reorganization OF the Erio
Railway Company are still at the Brevoort House, where
they are likely TO remain for some time longer 'ho'
have had several interviews with Receiver Jewett "Do
has nromised TO facilitate their business as much as
possible. .,,,
Russell Sage who il believed to be the largest hoiuer
OF Erie Railway stock on this side Of the Atlantic an
nonnces his determination contest the carrying OUT vi
the Watkin scheme He says that this Erie committee
renresents boudholders who determined to exact
their Mound OF flesh" According to the statement VI
s. L. NJ Barlow made to him tsageb Slooooooo' OF one
half Of the capital stock OF the Erie Railway Company -
held I'm this country The American Shareholders 90 no,
pronOse to have their property swept away from ,hei,
the English Committee should attempt any nlng ikc lni
published pan Mr. Sage said that he would Apply 10 % ho
Immediately for another receiver To protect the
Interests of stockholders. The stockholders woud ho
nav any tier stock 10 fther any p% % VI
rrorgunzaton TO do so would only be to throw eoou
Nancy after bad II was absurd for bOBdh0ldeis 10 mase
sIIcn n proposition. Many OF the bonds we're paeeu III
ENGLAND al 80 cents the dollar, and now the persons
Loldng them desire 10 exact their face value ana hs
n other interests subsidiary TO them. THIS they cOuu
bondholdeI- TO fund their coupons anu ulrr t.i'
claims until the rUad in II cOndliiOh 10 pay m
American shareholders had some lghts anu hc io oo
was bound To protect his.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
soUTHw0RTH TO BE REJECTED.

THE REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CAUCUS DECIDES TO
VOTE AGAINST HIS CONFIRMATIoN-IIs DEFEAT
CERTAIN.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE 1RrBUNEl
ALBANY, Feb. 15.-The Republican Senators
are standing firm IN their determination not TO confirm
the Governors Democratic nominees, no matter how
their personal character. caucus was held tO-ght III
the senate Library, at which all the Republican
Senators except Messrs. Roberts II, Rogers IIihcc
and yedder were present. Alter considerable dis
eussion Of the relative attitudes OF tn Governor
md the Senate in tic matter OF appointments
tic Senators agreed to vote against the continuation Oi
Mr. southwOrth for Supreme Court Judge III Executive
Session tomorrow. Mr.. Rogers and Judge Robertson
have been be in favor Of MI SOuthworths con
mation and Is uni kelly that their absence from
the caucus tonight indicates unwiinPness to take
part in The contemplated action and perhaps TO abide by
tts decision. Senator Nedder, however, II an open
opp0nent OF Mr. SOuthw0rth, and Senator
Prince is not understood to be in his favor
there is no prospect therefore, that Mr. southworth Will
obtain the five Republican votes necessary in addition to
the fnu Democratic vote to confirm him, and the two
friendly Senators are likely 10 make an unlvaing
struggle rejection may bc set down as certain III
is not vet known whom the Governor may nominate 10
follow but il will undoubtedly be q Democrat, ana the
oyernOs friends the line Of Democrats VIII stretch
cut until the crack OF doom If necessary.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
MERCHANTS EMHAKRAssMENTs.

At a meeting of the creditors ot Natalie
Mycrron and Hugo H. Plant, iobers IN Lace goods, ye'-
triay II the office ~ Register Fitch, Phncs L. Cooper
was choscr a. iyucr.
The creditors kasimcr krcnkcl met yesterday NJ IN"
Office OF Register williams. at No. Narrcnst, and
agreed 10 accept 20 cents the dollar, ouehIli 70 be
nd In ia ,r months and the remainder ia eight months
Henry Rusenlal. dealer in bruehcs at No @37 Pearl
st.. whose liabirics are sG3,0o0 and actual assets
.9i 900 offers to compromise at 20 cents cash ana 10
cents at four months.
4 Amcctus of the creditors ~ IIowcs Macy bankers
will be- held tuay the office Of H. gls'er Dayton ~
Ma a21 Rioadway J. nelson 1nppan, the ASST nee, VIII
reeeut r,urt and IL expected that small dNid'nd
v bc declared Two di>tdcuds lave already bee PAID,
amounting to % per cent. .., a., ,. 49,.
Assignments were nlcd yesterday win the County
Cl.k by Ilcnry T.. billings to john t. Bran, n ana 10y
william = CaIicld Charles H. tlintard to Ebrn.zer
II I}duicli.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
NATIONAL RAILROAD SUBSIDIES.
BR. wOODINs RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY TIL
SENATE

MR., woODINs RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE
ALBANY Feb. 15.-The resolutions OF SeDa-
tor Woodn on railroad subsidies, adopted by The Sen
ate to-day. as follows:
Whereas II appears that applications for the ad oi me
Government IN the form Oi nOnty cthit DOhs
~ fhc iudurseiuent of the bonds OF private corporations
ore nov ptudug In the Congress Of the United states 10
an amount eding 5000 100000 Tor tie purpose oi
nromoting scencs OF canals, railroads, other internal
enents the value and utility of which are at lc 81
donbtful and which not demanded Tor present cOiu
Incl ia military national reasons; ana,
Whereas ID also appears that Important counties
NJ no sld Congress are seriously considering the
nronricfy of recommending tie appropriate lcSisalloh
Wh.ry the United states Will be committed 10 guar
ante or Endorsement OF the interest, payments upon
the bonds pTOInissOry obligations OF certain ram odu
corporations mounting Ia The aggregate 70 5"us
$3.50 600 COO n gold, for the pufpOso Of conhtucht
railroad North Eastern Texas 70 thc racine
Ocean, the ed parallel of la ude Win numerous
branches thereof amounting TO over 5000 miles ana
TINS encOur eenl given to this class OF proposals tens
cOnsantly swell the number and extent Of such app
ctOns. and u giving rise 10 many schemes O IKE quer
tonable character which have failed to secure TIE a
prOva Uf private capitalists, and which by thor com
bined influence and sup enharrdss, ierd, ana llef
fere with the proper subjects OF legsaton be H. there
fore,
RssOlred IL the Assembly concur, that II s unwse i'm
polite aud dangerous at this time OF depressed trade
and heavy financial burdens for Congress to embark the
country uuon such gigantic works, and thereby invite
oIner ana demands for natl nal Assistance To the
detrimenC Of the people and government and that
onr Senators and Representatives. In Congress he
0uested 10 use proper influence 10 eOunteract and
defeat such attempts and that the secretary OF STATE be
instructed to forward without delay copy hereof 10
each OF them.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
.r JOINS GUILDS CHARITY RECEPTION.

The arrangements for the Lady Washington
Hrcrpton aud Tea Party. t. hc given a the AclcEy of
Music and irving lIa under the auspices "l - john
Guild. n,N Tuc,day cycnins, have been c0mpi''" IN"
,r- ~ tn, Academy will hc thrown op.u nt ocl'ch
and At o,O H. M the Erccption v'l be- opened with the
n,lp, of tl, Patriot Tl." Written By L {, IIoIsry
and arranged A. solo and chorus IN winch the 'h"fi'
irr- of Trinity Parish VIII take part. Ti"n viii folio"
the French Ninuct danced by ladies and gentlemen ~
cnstunc Then 800 ladies. with their escorts III uniform
viii lea ih. Grand cntrcc after which they VIII proceed
10 Irving Hal wucfc tho TcaPart viii hc OPENED the
I,uct,, a In. Academy coutiuu.ug. Irving Han will ="
ciaratcly decorated p"itistf "f MLeinf ,u I" 81 y"
Her - tib."S Will To- placed i y
rc-.utmy the ~tatc- au.i Icrr1torr4, rdrh WIN
hr nftn, O the -tntc uprescn.cd above II. ~ carh
fable mar and nSc young ladies VIII attend u me
wants ut tr guests. The music ir tue ball w hc ili-
ui-h,l h, traull'- and Bernstein, bands, ana lli l"i
Irving Hall rs DO, uh~'- band. Military, naval, an"
civil Officers viii De present In UNIFORM.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
ELEVATED ROADS FOR RAPID TRANSIT.

At the session Of the RAPID transit oo"-
mission yesterday Mr. Vandenburg made lohg ""ie'
against the construction of elevated railroad Jon
T. Parsons presented several afdays from residents on
Grernwicl-st and Nintlay5. who complained that INC
Elevated Railroad was IA nuisance. Among the COM
plananis were George Il. Fisher George van hoIe'i'
Patrick McArdcr. Mrs. j. Connolly, A X Ryder LOUIS
T. Rec the North River Insurance Company, ana Alircd
G. Holmes. He also presented aiiidavlts from Wv"
Engineer Weston who set forth the alleged o1eeuoh
able features the present elevated road = T. Nhu'cn
said that the Commission Of the American Society "i
civil Encinrcrs which examined large nuibcr "f pans
for rapid transit sent ont 1900 circulars 10 resheh'S
along the line Of the Elevated Railroad request
ing them TO furnish to the Commission thef op
ccton- to the road ard only 20 replies were received
tndayit. Of Levi. g. Morris ~ No. 3l9 PcaI ST. ana
Ernsrus H. Pcasr were read by cXJuigc Emott Mr. Mo
rs said that he favored the building OF III" i"a IN T. r
81. brIcyhg that II wond enhance thc NdIu' OF HlT
urnpcrty Mr. Pca-c stated that hc had visited NaioIs
rr ucrt owners Pcar,t., and found tha hc hJoIlS
were of the road, among "h" were Ja'hso" :"
schultz and Harper y BrCtlcTs-
The Commission will hold anOth er session to-day
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
MOZART HALL AND CITY OFFICES.

The tIial of the suit OF DAVID OEdch against
Fernindy Wort and others was RESUMED y's'er ~ "'
fore Indgr so,wck in superior Court. SPECIAL Term
Gear ~i., Chir ,ticc of the Miiinc Court testified
iiat Fowler had told him his contributions to Mozart
IliIi wee $1,000 year. aud thc dc;cnsc rested TX
I.ec Fowler wa. then recalled for the rlanth ana re-
asserted his pre-, sous testimony coutradcting NJ Wood
lie said among other things:
,ir Wool told tn. he meant 10 control my office; INV
a..,.t;, paid To- Mozart Hal amounted IN III" three
Vtai4 20 $500: | received Tie letter produced h con'l
Monday and dated December, lSG3 tic <2Joo "HS
balance claimed los Mg wool from 4. Godfrey HiithtI'
Holm t.c, ou ituncr Register of the city, dcnt h"'
m pad any money SIR Wood pc r-onaly lie dld pay
him or the Mozart Hail Organization pefnH~ r-'oVv III
mn tnc fr, year, perhaps $500 tie sc, pud y'a Nt
N,t.,i No, - .rl him q dollar. Ilri' mad been
rtnor HAT he had agr. cmrnt vita Nr. Nn'l I" ul
vide the profits of the s"gi-r's oicr lie ad hc'"f
before had proper opportunity !" '"ht4"h'' 'H"' ~
pDrt, and b., now did 80 ru i!iutic.tlly.
After testimony lay several othcr wneS-'T' the eiN'
Va. adj dlolrurd until to-day.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
A DISHONEST PosToFFIcE CLERK.

d. X. Olney Winter, a clerk in the Post
Office ut RondOut, n. Y, was brought before United
States Commissioner Shields yesterday on charge OF
robbng the mails and held in 81 500 bail for examna-
ton tomorrow deeoy letter registered at Albany,
addr ssed to W. c. Estes, Lackawaek Ulster County,
w. and WAS placed In the hands OF the chief clerk OF
The mail train. In It's transmission had to lie over at
Rondout from Saturday night until Monday morning.
Before being dispatched from Rondout the package con-
tanning the letter opened and the noney-Tl5 20
missing. Special Agent McD0Dalds OF iJmlra, VINO
was working up the case, informed and Winter was
brought before him. In his clothing at his room the
money was found. Winter at once brought TO thiH
city IN the custody Of Mr. McDonalds.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
CLOSING or THE Pacific MAIL INQUIRY

tOmml-slOnCr WlgHI HhH INC CUUIIs'I IU'
william : King and the Pacific NAL steamship Company
,vcr I'm attendance at the DrcXel EudS in Mailst.
terIay FOR the purpose Of hearing further testimony IN
the Pacific Mail matter bGt none oi the witneSrrs a
p,arcd Tie testimony of MeSsis. Harriet, Hatch, ana
Tacott was stricken ont 2cc0un al its not being '
i,hcd aud tie nonaitcndance of the witnesses % COM
plct. il The Commissioner will keep the inquiry open
until Mr. Johnson who Is Sick has signed his tostl
munv The testimony will then De sent Ia tie Clerk oi
the Court ~ Appeals of lcnnepin County. Mimi where
suit against ". ;. King Is LOW pending ihe r"u,ri
Nh Bennett and Mr. Goodwin expressed regret at tlc
failure uf Mr. Harriot to complete h~ cenuny, ~ t'
fragments already given in their opinion, hai hnusy
implicated Ir. Billings and others IN whose integrity
they had the utmost confidence.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
eam42' Noon. So; 80. m; 3s'. Maneeie az % :
Hiyr At during day. SO LowesI 30.
Av,laee 39Ts.. same aay 1879, 3's.
ppoNINENT ARRIVALS.

r;1b lreuye Hotel-.Judge William j. Wallace on
Syracuse Aaan General James Cunningham 81
cRuses and Gov Ezekiel A. straw OF y, nsvyana pay
master Robert D. Clarke u s. Army ~ ;M LAY M ae
Manager OF the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne anu cts
Company and william H. Seward OF AnDnrn ~ nr s.a,
rant r. B. Ayres Capt B Irvine H ana twser OF
Rose n q Army 80 Ereren H0use-Prof H. IL H.,
Princeton College - Wfndsor Hoet-Piny Jewen OF Oh H'l
f,ri V,tconoan HOtet-Gen. Gustavus A De kussy -. -
Army Ho-wliam d. Bishop OF ,vn ~ MID
Norman House-Ex gresham C. H. Van Wycx Vi ,tn s
detown. n. Y...AHor HOuse-kx Congressman j. d. "fl
nell of
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY. Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1876.
The Senate passed the Prison Commission bill this
morning without a dissenting vote. Two smendmentS
vere made, increasing the amount OF the approp
alton for expenses from $4,000 10 $4,000 and the
o,h.r h,snensing with the preliminary report to the
Legislature In April - that the Coa@is%"n ~ n0' nv"
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

Mr. orion, President OF tlci Western Union Company.
said yesterday that his views would be 20 meet the rates
Of AN competitors. The Executive Committee, however
would meet to-day and decide the matter
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

If there is anything in this world calculated
to make forget that he's been TO hear Moody and
sankey on the previous evening II Ia 10 bounce cheeriy
out of bed in tie morning and light the business end
of tsck.--lA. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
REDUCTION IN TELEGRAPH RATES.

The war between the telegraph companies
has broken out again aud the Atlantic aud Pacific Com
pany ha. reduced s rates fr m 10 To 20 per cent The
following are the and old rates between this city aud
thu
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

SAVE vour doctors bills by using WsTARs
BAIAM or WILD CHERRY Coughs Colds, &c 0Oc ana si.