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"Ah, stopping hereH" sad young man, yes
terday morning. to Christopher Schneider. wealthy
wagon maker OF Titusvilc Onto. vino wis standing 10
front VI Frcnchs Hotel. Mr. Schneider replied In the
Affirmative. ." Where are you going2" "To Hamburg
tomorrow" said Mr.. Schneider singular" lid the
young man, struggling his shoulders /" hut my mother
sails tomorrow for the place. I'm going up the
street to buy some send with her WIN you
go with mc?" They sauntcrcd up Chatham street, ana
Oiroursc encountered tne merchant vino was muc dis
tr,ssed over IN which he wisled to pay at once Tue
young had 500 in what he gold. Tne bin
was Tor tlOS, and he appeal TO Mr. schneider 10,
RrccnDicks, Offering to the gold security. Mir
Schneider parted with SiU2 IN grecnbacks and the
small cnalnOis bag vhcn contained almost worthics
spiel marks. He told to return to the hotel aud
walt The coming Of the young man. lie IL waiting.
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An JSEMENTS.
New Comedy Drama Beautifully Mounted
at WnllRck's Theatre.

"Twins'' Is the name of new play
acted, for the nrst time on any stage at Val
lacks Theatre, last evening. II was written by
Mr. A. c. Wheeler and Mr. j. Steele Mack.ye.
Its four acts are represented each la Que set
scene. The cast embraced MIR. Lester Wallack
In two characters. the Tlcins, Mr.. John Gilbert,
Messrs. Floyd, Stevenson, Herbert, Holland,
aud Msses Dyas, Germon, Maye, Mrs. John
Seton, and three other actors. All those
mentiOned Dy name were warmly cheered,
Messrs. Wallack and Gilbert especially, hs
they respectively came upon the scene. \
very large ana brilliant audience was present.
Tho first set OF scenic decorations painted by
Mr.. Matt Morgan IL worthy OF very high praise
as u very beautiful aud artistic piece Of work.
1t was appreciated at once by the auditory, and
MIR. Morgan WAS called out. The representation
moved slowly, and wnen these lines were writ
ten but two acts hsd been seen. At the end Of
eacn Cf these the curtain had been raised In
compliance with the demands OF the assembly.
A more d rticular and extended examination
Of the work Will te made at another time.
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WASHINGTON. April 1@.-The attention OF the
Attorney General has recently been called TO the fact
that was necessary to employ rascas TO trap thieves
notorlousy In the OF John F. Barrett The rcpu
taton OF c. s. Bell also considered. and Mr.. Pierre
pont says that when he came into office he knew II
afIer frauas and rosues EHpcricncc. howevcr,
has taught hi In that the Government does not
gam by employing one class OF bad men 10 inform on
smother class therefore he has to the conclusion
that II justice cannot be meted out without collusion
with thieves and blackmsiiers. the Government had
better sop prnsccuting alleged criminals For ms part
he would not we any tning more 10 40 with them.
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About thirty years ago, young Irish girl, All.
hey Graham. came from ireland to New YORK. and wen
into service In private family She was industriou,
and saved money! and she called her sister Sarah
from the home Ireland Both hyed together for sew
era years In America and then they wero separated.
Abbey g9nE into the country. and her sister remaining
IN New ork. Saran las not been heard Of twcnty
years anu Abbey, VINO hl- ola aud saved e v
thousand dollars adyertises her SISTER "a
her n she oe alive th4t they may spenI remaiudc
OF their lie togeh In Tue home II Mary Ly
nt fS6 Hudson street. Il place at which sarah Ora
hsn may hear Of her sister.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-13
Baynra Tnyiors National Hymn.

Several months ago II meeting OF nine German
nusical societies IN this city decided that there was
need Of a new nsronil hymn. Distinguished compo
scrs In this country and abro invited to contrib
ute musical compositions adapted verses written by
Bayard Taylor for this purpose These invitations vera
general ly ac cDcd. and has been chosen THIS in
terettd other mscitns. nnd lea - the project oi
grand music u celebration or the fourtn OF July. In
Wchfr Hail. last evening" committee Of two hundred
and ntty persons Was point ID to organikc grand
tOfch- h pr 1ccseiOn toe cNcns OF the Sd OF july,
to be composed OF musical Orsani1 tiOns. Tue process
sion viii enter uiOn square At about nidnght, and No
,onal hymn accnmpaned by ths voices Of the assem-
blcd multitude. Ths Fourth viii be ccebratci Dy
tons music and taDcaux IN the Academy OF Music anJ
StcinAay Hall.
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THE C4ROLTNd CONVENTTON.
Another stormy session - Was GGv. tham-
beriain's Lie Really ENDANGERED


COLUMBIA, :. c., April l2.-ln the Rcpub
lican state Convention last night nothing was
done. This morning the Committee on Cre,en-
tnls made their report, excluding all OF the
contestins delegates. A minority report in favor
Of these delegates was submitted by Gov. Cham
ber In, and the question discussed all
with great acrimony and mucn personal
abuse. The majority report was finally adopted
by an overwhelming majority During the morn
ing thero was long discussion whether GOV.
Chamberlaiu's hfe was really endangered during
the row yesterday.
he Governor said he did not soc any chair
brandished over his head. although ne had been
told so. but tunt he was satis Ded that no one in
the Convention had attempted or intended to
iniute him. Two newspaper reporters made eX-
plantations on the floor, ana the matter was
Dropped.
Tonight Senator Patterson In the Convention
denied that lie had sent any telegram North
concerning the Convention other than the bare
announcement that the Convention had organ
IL d.
The delegates to the National Convention will
be unpledged.
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FLIsnEs FRoM rnH ocE.IN c.InLEs.

The Senate OF the University Of Prague have
prohibited the attendance Of women at the ccurcs Al
that institution.
The French Chamber Of Deputies has annulcd
the election OF NJ. Nrct, Conservative from the Dc.
pattment Of cote ou Nofd.
President McNahon has pardoned several IN
habilauts uf Marsct who were Imprisoned Tor par
ticpNlOn In the Commune.
The paH Man GdzCitc'S Dublin special says 10
IL pretty that tie emigration from ireland fni
1870 NJ be the smallest 1851. II unh 6l i0S
last year.
The Norwegian bark Lindesnacs, Cant. Ton
nics ~, from NcW Nork March o. Wh h arrived al
Liy,rp ol on Tu sday, was compelled T. throw over
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The Domestic Life Of MIR. and Mrs. Phillips.

The wife OF Richard Phillips accuses him oI
cruelty treating her. has sued the Court Com
mon Ple,sfra limited divorce Chief Justice Daly
yesterday heard motion for ahmony an counsel fccs
pending the rIa. She tia Puillips threw au IRON
crate at her He Introduced sworn statements mat $40
Is drunkard taat when drums saJusWe ana profai
that she once threw the marble top Ot Atahc AZ MN
while he lnb seepnR IN ed aud thtt another tuo
fhe struck Inn with kettle On thr he'd. Tie court
dome "A Z he mn
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A Figh, in Synagogue. and the Ron, unpnid

Nathan Cohen OF 81 Eldridge street comp planned
in the Essex Market Police Court yesterday that
been assaulted. Eicked and beaten 0y member
Of the Synagogue Beth Hamcdrash Concn the treas
OF the snaSogue. and two weeks ago he recevee
certain OF money pay the rent OF the premises
Tho testimony shOwcI that he reported TO meeting
the memDer ON Tuesday evening that he had not Palc
the rent, and that he expressed notion tO lock tnt
dOOis ana close e synagOguc. This produced souit
angry words, and Cohen growing excited st Abra
ham simon, which prccipitated x neral nght. o.
Cohens Complaint, MarSs GoldDcrser, Mar,s start
ouskY Harris Cohcn urbcn Oluberg solomon JacObA
Z. Jncob- und Abraham Simon we've each head Ia S2Og
bali to keep the peace for six months.
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In the suit Of Taylor AGAINST Gould. OSwin
O'lInen testified y sterday thlt Black Friday he
sold to Al err spcyers tl7OOO0 gold l50 and 100000
al 100; and he Identified two mrmorandums a. having
been gwen him by clerk OF spcyers between ana
O'Clock on th { day The purchases were stated Ia
IN Sc papers Il y " for account OF j mes Fisk Jr ,
and assOcl tes." Then the pl1inth rested. and MIR
Shearhlln M, on various grounds, to dismiss the
compliant, Mr.. Rlbcrt5 Sewcll AID Mr.. leckham
argued IN ply, an the closing will he made
this nOrnIi 4 % Mr. Beach IA favor Of the motion.
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The spl,, Congregn,,on.I,.u

AS'oon AS the question Of raising funds for the
Olufrefaonal Onion and the Home Missionary Society
pe'uied several Of the Congregational churches IN
p'''NYn aud New YORK, 4 Is sald thaLthere Il be
uo'' made aglast giving money to these societies,
oul oi ihs wlll grow dsavowal OF the Congreg,
NJ H lNdt me societies propose TO eI.end. DR..
Iear iulen, Which mas hitherto gVel over f3 900
tvtch a. ctIse It's contributions. Dr. hudiugt ~ =
ihht H. rh,9 soon TO take action, and IL II thought
nsde" iAll'Ia win. PROPOSAL has already been
Association Tor ts n ,iststs oi ine g.lop "
w IesT '-'' wa W ''T''" " AL eH'h AA|
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RoBEsoN cAA1ED TO AccoUyr.
The Law that he Ignored In Employing a
Financial Agent AbroRd.

wAsHISGToS, April l2.-rhe Committee on
Expenditures In the Navy Department to-day examined
Secretary Robson concerning the financial transac
tons u the department abroad, through It's agents,
segnan Brothers. MIR. Beebe. tie chairman. directed
the secreays attention to section $50 OF the Revised
Statutes chapter under the head OF General Provis-
ions Relating to the NAVY which reads as follows
No person shail De employed or Continued abroad TO
receive money for tnc OF the naval service
on foreign stations. whether under contract other
wise, who has not been, snail not De appointed ny
and with the advice and consent OF the Senate" Al
though this proyion originally passed by Congress
In June, lSil instance IL known where special Us
cal agent sbroad tor this department other has
been appointed by the President concurrent VITA the
Senate, as required tv law Secretary Roheson inform
ed the committee that Segman Brothers had been
nominated 10 the Senate by the President within week
past special nacal agents at London. This 10 true
But the Senate has not yet acted upon It..
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freight Agenls' LinbiIilIes.

Abel Ilawley freight superintendent In the
Grand Central Depot arrested by olhcer Of Mr.,
Dergh's society yesterday, on charge OF allowing car
load Of fourteen horses TO remain IN the depot nineteen
huurs without food or watcr. Mr. lawley HId In de.
fence arrangements had been made Tor the
VI the horses, aud Il therc mad been he had not The
means feed them. Justice Murray refused accept
the defence aud required Mr. Hawley to furnish $500
BIN 10 ansMcr ID The heneral SeasIOns.
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Font LARAMIE April 3-Grants friend, ]. =.
Collins the post trader here, has started for Washing
ton to be examined by the War Department Expendi.
ture Committee. The Indians have whipped Crooks
command, and two Of the officers are likely to be dis
missed for cowdrdice. The Killed and wounded were
f with tle Ind aus TO be- scaped and burned. Those
who escaped. did 81 by reireHtinR IN time, for
bush ad been prepared by the sayages, one dead
body brought on the ned, and TO save II from beng
-Calped. hole cut through IN Ice OF stream, ana
IL was dropped In. The Indians had war dance over
their wounded prisoners within sight OF the military
camp. Major Cam recently cashcrcd Tor hubtudl
dTuuHenness, but Grant has rcnstcd him. the reports
BY visitors tO the Black HIS are discouraslng
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THE LAST ORDER.
Tho Police Commissioners Setting the Fash
ions IN ColInra nnd GIONes.

The last order Of the Police Commissioners
requires every officer to standing collar Of the
Pccadllly style and Llsle thread gloves Of the nest
quality Any officer violating this rule by wearing
paper collars cheap cotton gloves subject to fine
OF dollar. At roll call each officer s required To
up the cuff Of hts left sleeve, upon which an iin
preston with murtatlc acid II made. He IL then
CURED to pull up his vest, intuition his paItaloons
upon the Walstblnd OF which the muriatlc brand Is
again stamped. This acid brand, said an officer Is 10
prevent US from exchanging Inferior clothing with
officers who have better uniforms Tue acid holes
through our clothing aud spoils tue uniform"
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TnE LATEST ON WORLD NEWS.
Rus-in's Interest In the Eastern Question
MnrIikr NloNemeni- In NerYin.

RAGUSA, April L2.--Wesselitzky, the emissarv
OF Prince GortschAkof. has returned from CettnJ
and conferred with Jonnc the Russian Consu fal
here. He viii have interview with Baron Rodch at
Lara, then proceed TO Vienna St. Peters Jurg and
ultimately go to Constantnople to urge the Porte
compliance with the demands of the nsursent chic 10
who were assembled at SutDorina
BkL0RADk, April l2-Ihc mltia OF this city IRE
about TO start tor the frontier. The voluntary
loan mas proved unsuccessful The GOveramen has re-
sp.ycd to levy forced loan " tlO head.
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Moody md snnhcv'. Inst Meetings.

At the Hippodrome afternoon prayer meeting
yesterday, which better attended than usu Al. san
key sansa new hymn. Who 1907 thc Lprl's si'e p" .
AZ night every seat was occupied, nj Moody
nuunccd tnat ON the afternoon of huOd frluay na
WOulu pre- ch Outhr Nt. what tnluK Of Gnrst ,"
IN tue evening "Thc Death OF christ" The farewell
meeting IN Wednesday next Is Tor the converted
Special uckets viii be Issued.
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WASHINGTON, April l2.-Ihough tho Senate
Judiciary Committee declines to report fayoraDy the
House bill granting immunity to those who may give
important testimony before investigating committees.
the Attorney General has decided with the President
approval 10 grant pardon for al those VINO be
slrAOe witnesses before the House nvestg ng commit
tees. The charm OF the committee 10 be the
spOnshe judge anu already several pnrions have been
granted anu In tie hands OF Congressman, 60
delivered when there Is doubt Of the truth OF the
evidence given. There VIII be trouble, there.
lore, for those VINO have evidence to give against
Others nrOYlded they do not nnIlnre lhemselYes.
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AnunknoMn Mimi. suicide.

An unknown man, aged about 30 Ave feet six
inches hish. wearing short black sack coat light pan
ta.ons and black felt hat. In passing through Third
street, Brooklyn, last night, asked iliam Council
whether there was bridge near by He was directed
the Third 0dge. soon afterwArd the cries of
a browning man wee heard. and before assistance
could be rend red, the man dead. Ills body went
Gus with the tide, and WAS not recovered lie seemed
TO be sane, but was apparently IN III heath,
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w NANlihtIuN, u. C., Mtrch -
~ Hffh FHitNH. Yours received. beg you viii
u Q' rkr ga hf Washington ruInuTs respecting
lh' t'uri of my ever having received money or
shNl ~ tsr Of value FROM tue UuOn Pacinc Railroad
company, W any oi rs uic agents, is not only !
l7 Ui aNautd. There not the reinotes, fOuudat on
lf ~ ttd ca scarcely conceive that any one would
irul "a, enougH u believe II. II has been ciicu.
l4lns 100 Washington some past ( az lndeil-
hrr. tpOusinIr, ana intangible wAy Whenever il
500 assume form and shape aud puolcty, It will r..
tflti So ut usfe answer. Meanwhile trust yuu All
y, peac'fu mind ls.a never De injured by stori,
VI NNls hiil, sincerely yours, j. O.. BLAINE
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A Rise In silver.

LONDON, April IL Silver has risen to 531.d
The rise IS chiefly attributable to the announcement Of
the immediate issue here Of Indian Government
loan Of 100000 600 from which II IL sales
OF their nas au rrniltaucee 10 ndia must be made Ia
silver. Toe market Is also innueL ced Oy the announce
ment from Washington that the United States Senate
has passed the Unl Substituting SILVER for fractional
currency
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sOME WAsHINGrON TOPICS.
Florida Timber Agents Receiving Pay With
out Doing any Work.

Florida Timber Agents Receiving Pay With
out Doing any Work.
WASHINGTON, April l2.-Ihe Committee on
Civi Service continued the investigation into the
ot Representative Purman to-day. b. +. Livingston
and Henry Crews Of Florida both testified that they
were appointed timber agents IN Florida. Mr.. Purman
obtained the appointment for them. lie told them
they wouid get ti per month and have nothing TO do.
Neither OF them ever performed any duty as timber
agents, and neither Of them knew where the timber
reservation was They received their nay BY drafts
frl m the NAVY Department, and did not hr Pur.
inau anything directly or indirectly for the appoint
uent. IL supposed he gave toe positions TO them
because they were active Republicans.
Lambert Tree Chiet ClerS OF the Washington CITY
Post once, exhibited . statement showing that Mr.
Purman mad i.ceyed through tho Post once nineteen
registered letters from different parts Of Florida
ing tie year but knew nothing about the contents
VI them. Or Who sent them.
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Tn August, ISlJ, Two thieves entered Calvln
Klints Jewelry stor, ia Fourth street Will burgh
and while OF th,n engaged Mr. Kline IN the from,
store the other stole 81 800 worth Of diamonds belonging
20 David $ Holmes wac claimed that he nad left them
there to be sold on commi-sOn. MIR. Kline claimed
that they had been lett wi'h him at the Owners risk.
and refused - pay their value to Mr.. Ilo rs MIR
Dimes said that the diamonds wofth 1900 aud
that beng snort OF money. he offered To sir. Kline
all over $1,000 that he got for them The Jury yesterday
rendered verdict Tor the defendant.
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PHILADELPHIA, April R.-lhe House sub
Naval Committee nyestigatu the sale Of the League
Island Navy Yard, wa- In session all day. j. W. Gas
kcll of tn hrh Of Gaskcll Goa lumber dealers, and
MIR. Williams. OF Messrs Williams & simpson. were cX-
snnncd. Tne committee, II Ia underStOOd pressing
inquiries IN the direction of the supple,
Naval Department by Philadelphia partics
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Trotters for Philadelphia.

NEwBuRGH, N. Y, April 12.-Alden Goldsmith
of Wasnngtonvle has shipped his stable OF trotters
thirteen In numberto Phadelpha, where they viii par
tcipate IN the spring races Among them Huntres
Lotlc, Bateman slstcr Lhe Deans. Alley kescrveand
others. Included IN the thirteen Is green" mare
sald 10 be good any brous out nv
Mr.. Goldsmith. Mir. q. brought out Goldsmith Maid
aud GOster
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scheuck TO Return TO London.

MANCHESTER, Apri - A despatch to the
Guardian from London says a despatch was received
from Washington on Tucsday, which speaks IN very
positive terms ot Mr. Schcnck's rtsumlug position
as ulted States Minister to England.
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WAsnINGTON, April l@.-Ihe House Commit
toe Territories oday, on motion Of MIR. wiRginton
OF California. rcconsidercd their action for change Of
the name of New Mexico to MOntezumi, and agreed
that the new state when admitted shall have the pres
en name Of the Territory. The committee alsu voted
10 amend the hill 80 Rs To provide that the election for
the adoption OF the state Constitution shall he held ~
June, 1877, nste uf mot later than JaurHrY 1877"
as the Senate proposed, This VIII prevent the new
from ,akng part In the next Prtsldenta elec.
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The K,ibou,n nnbrns Corpus.

WAsHINGTON, Apr l2.-Ihe Sergeant -at-Arms
OF the House VI Representatives to-day acquainted
Chef Justice Cartier with the fact that ho had ad-
dressed communication TO the Speaker Of the House.
stating that writ Of habeas corpus had been served
On hm TO produce the body Of haleu KllDOurn, the
rccusant that this commune would to-
DAY be LAID before the II luse for It's order he
being at 0rry to obey the writ he held kbOurn
custody until the furthcr order OF the loasc. Judge
Cartier postponed further proceedings until Saturday
mOrulnR, to await the action Of the House.
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John Roesch, lawyer practising in the JUS
tice Courts Of WnAmsDurgh, was arrested yesterday
morning In the Fourth District Court Room on war.
rant gra ned by Justice Elliott. The complaint Is for
obtaining money under false pretences, aud alleges
that sWind ed Mira. Theresa A. ChlaOL out Of money
wn acting an her counsel on the plea tnat 1t was the
OF appeal The appeal he never lnad neither
did he put IN appearance IA ner behalf though paid
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nisposscs.Inr a widow ana the Re-nIt.

jury In the Marine Court yesterday awarded
Mrs. Sarah Brown. widow u 900 for damages In SUIT
against Daniel H. Lydjy, lawyer, fOr dspOsiessing her
from G7 Monroe street IN une last She held the prem
isos under twenty one years lease from me lenssn
estate which expired May last II provided that she
should remain IN pUss ult she was paid the value
OF house Dy LyddY, who had bougnt tue premises
subject tO the lease.
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No More Preachers Needed.

At the session OF the New York East NJ T..
Conference iu brooklyn yesterday. resolution was
adopted declining TO admit any candidates for the
ministry this year because the Conference was tul
and there were very few vacant charges. the oandi-
dates who have passed the animation are 10 be con
sicrrd NJ the next Conference. 1ne Conference VIII
close It's session at noon to-day.
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WAsnINGTON, April 2.-J. IL. Roberts, foro-
man Of the olndery at the Government printing ohcc
was examined to-day for several hours by the Printing
Committee He confirmed all thai has heretofore been
charged against that branch Of the printing office
Loose management, cOclonng accounts. and general
irregularities shown to he the order OF the estaD
lishncnt. The purchase Of supplies was me through
mdnltnen at far greater cost than II should have
aud In Taet there was not part Of the oce that
was not Us baGly infected as tne blndeIy.
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THE TIX ON MORTG ACES.
The Five-Couniy Question settled In the New
Jersey Senate.

Jersey Senate.
TRENTON, April l2.-ln the Senate this morn
ing the fNe-County question settled far the
upper House Is concerned by the passage OF Two bills
introduced 0y MIR. Abbett.
One bill provided hat property shall be assessed at It's
full value, except when the owner snail calm dcduc
tlOn account OF mort cages that when tuch dcduc
ton n claimed, the motgngi tax shan b. huninArlJ
collected IN the ace Wnrre the property II located
the other Dl permits owners OF property IN Essex,
HUDSON Unou,an cPaB counties ana IN the cities Of
New BrunsNicG, Trenton, Camuen, and Atlantic, TO
with hls mortgage not ~ claim any dcduc Ion on
account Of the mortgage, and n Violates tnat agre
ment the mortgage Is to become due aud payaDle at
once
Ihr MIST bill passed II TO l. the second IL to- s.
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WAsHINGToN, April l2.-Information has been
received conveying the intelligence that the war In
Liberia has come TO end Through the efforts OF Capt
semnts OF the United states steamer Alaska, when
despatched there protect the cDlOnists treaty
OF peace has been signed with the chiefs vi tue various
triDes at war with Liberia.