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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-10-28
Republican Executive Committee
Meeting.

TTNHE MEMBERS OF THE REPUBLICAN
i EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of Baltimore
county arc requested to meet at TOwsontown, on
Friday, Nogem5er Sd, 1876,
at ii o'clock A. VI.
Attention is called to the following resolution
passed by the Elk. Committee at its meeting held
August Goth:
Pe.oired, That the members of this committee
be authorized and requested to organize Hayes
and Wheeler clubs in their different localities in
their respective districts and to collect funds to
pay expenses incurred in this campaign, and to
report to this committee the number of clubs or
ganizcd and the amount of funds collected
Business of Importance demands the attention
of every member.
By order of the Committee,
GEORGE B. JEAN,
Oct. 5.-2w. Secretary
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For Road Supervisor. Ist District

ELIHU SMITH announces himself as an IN
DEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR ROAD SU-
PERVIS0R o. the LIST District, and solicits The
votes of men Of all parties. (Oct 2S.-2t@
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@Let fl be remembered that the
Law authorizing President Grant
to send U. 9. troops to the South
was passed by q Democratic Con-
gross, and Charles O'ConOr, the
great Democratic lawyer of New
York, says the Presidents action
is constitutional and within the
letter or the law"
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FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR, 9TH DISTRICT.

Aessrs. Editors Please announce The meme
of EMANUEL BULL as a candidate for Road
Supervisor Of the 9TH Election District, and
oblige MANY VOTERS
Aug. l2.-te.
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Near AegUes.fSscnecssfs.

DOR SALE-TwO sLEIGHs. One a
IL CUTTER, New York make; the other
BASKET SLEIGH, both in good order. Apply
Oct. 28.-3t at UNION OFFICE.
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DEATHS,

On Oct. goth, ISRAEL 0wNGs, in the 9th yer
of his age, second son Of the late Israel Owings,
Sr., of Mt Washington.
On Oct 10Th, ISABEL f. Bull, in the list year
Of his are
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-10-28
Independent Candidate for Road
Supervisor. 10th District.

l announce myself as an Independent Candi-
date for Road Supervisor, 10Th District.
JOHN W. STRITEH0FF
Dot 2S.-2t&
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NS~The Baltimore SHa-good Democratic au-
thority-can't be very certain about Tilden carry
ing New York, it advises its friends not to bet
on it. Straws show which way the wind blows.
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FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR, 18th DISTRICT.

AT the solicitation of many friends, CYRUS X.
MUMMA has consented to become candidate for
ROAD SUPERVISOR of the 18th District, sub
ject to the nomination of the Republican and Re
form parties Sept. 23-tp#
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FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR, 8rH DISTRICT

AT the solicitation of many friends l respect
fully offer myself as candidate for ROAD SU-
PERVIS0R for the Eighth District.
Sept. 30.-Gt# EPHRAIM HARRIS
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ZaS~The Albany Times, Democratic published
where Mr. Tilden passes his official life suggests:
"a thorough investigation of The census bureau
in Albany, within a stones throw of the executive
chamber, would discover some sweet specimens of
'reform'-such reform as Tildensm begets and has
Bigelow and Dorsheimer for its apostles. One Of
the first things the next Legislature shoald do is to
appoint committee with power to send for per-
sons and papers and ascertain whether any incom-
petent and improper persons have been employed
and how many have drawn salaries when doing nc
work, in the census bureau. And this, irrespective
of politics; for the giving of places to Tilden Re
publicans in preference to Democrats is merely a
party matter with which the Legislature can not
be expected to concern itself"
-Workingnen Look to your interests and
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-10-28
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR, ID DISTRICT,

JONATHAN PARSONS, Candidate for Su-
pervisor of Roads, Second District
Oct 21.-te#
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-10-28

@-vOTE FOR J. MORRISON HARRIS, A
MAN WHO HAS NOT BEEN "a VICTIM OF
CIRCUMSTANCES"
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For Road Supervisor. Attn Districl
JOSHUA TRACEY

Announces himself as an INDEPENDENT CAN
DIDATE FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR of the 4th
District, and solicits the votes of men eff all par
ties. (0ct. 21.-3t#
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FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR, STH DISTRICT.

/ hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Road Supervisor of the Sth District.
Oct. 7.-te. LEWIS r. COLE.
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FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR, 9TH DISTRICT.

1 ANNOUNCE MYSELF as a candidate for
ROAD SUPERVISOR for the Ninth District.
Sept. 30.-tel THOMAS FOARD.
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SMEDLEY HOUSE.

OPPOSITE ooUET HOUSE, 10 ~
OWSONTOWN, ND.
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--Workihgmen Look to your interests and
save doctor bills by using D.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-10-28

WINTER ARRANGEMENT-R uction in
w prices to suit the times
HOURS OF MEALS-Breakfast from u until
9 o'clock Dinner from 12a until o'clock Sup
per from to 7 o'clock.
CHARGES:
.0U
Supper, Lodging and Breakfast I.25
By the single 1.50
By the week upon agreement
ZzIS~ Jurors and others having business at Court
requested to give us coll.
Good Stables and Sheds. HORSE FEED usual
charge. las~ SHEDS FREE. ~g9N.
Oct. 2S.-3t. C. II. MANN.
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AT HOFFMAN's PAPER MILL, 9Th DIST.
Tresdcy, October S1st, at u p. Dr.
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AT REISTERSTOWN, 4TH DISTRICT,
Mondcy, October 3Otb, at y p. II.
The New York herald., 1876-07-03
WATERY GRAVES.

John Murphy, aged twelve, and his brother James,
aged tcn OF No. IS Rutgers street. whilo bathing in the
Harlem River at the foot OF Lincoln avenue, last even
ing. were drawn under the water by passing steam
boat John was drowned, but James rescued In
An inscnsib!c condition by divers near by. lie
was resuscitated with difficulty and sent home. Later
in the evening Johns body recovered and
the Norguc
-Four men engaged boat and went rowing the
Passaic yesterday afternoon. They seemed be un-
der the influence OF liquor aud incapable OF managing
their boat One OF them made lurch and the up
All four vi the men were drowned. Their names
unknown. Two OF them resided ia Brooklyn. The
boios recovered aud laid the Eureka boat
house. The Coroner wss notified.
A young man named Thomas A. Swayze, aged nine
teen, while bathing N the Hsckensack River yester-
day afternoon, was drowned. The body rccov-
cred. lie a resident Of No la5 Zabriskic sueci,
Jersey CITY
The body Of was found floating In the water OF
the bay at Communlpaw, near the old abattor lie
black psntaioons and check SHIRT There is no
ciew his identity. The police had the body removed
TO tho Bergen Aorgue, anu the County Physician
notified
hoy named william Burns. while swimming In the
Passaic River at East Newark, was drowned.
The New York herald., 1876-07-03

SHIP Empire Lscke. from Dubin for Boston. June 30
Pm 10y rsrthis at Boston AN July from Liver
pooh.
Ship Henry Pelham nr from Cork for Quebec IL days
American ship. showing No 4so2 April a. lst s. Ion
An American ship. showing sGcR. May H. lat As N Ion
27W.
Bark Frey (Nor from Greenock for Miramichi % days
June TO- lat - Al. Ion 40 %.
Bark Ella Moore Brl. from Liverpool for Sydney. CB
June l.. lat 40 Ion l3
Bark Kate (sr,, Murphy. from Hull for New York. June
10 lat AZ. lon is.
Bark Carrie Dclap Br. from Liverpool for sydney cB.
June IL lat ~. Ion A.
BARK Fred Carbon Carlon, from New York for Angler
April H. lat q s. Ion - W.
Bark Schiller tGer). steering reported. date
lat 4S 81. n. Ion ID js W.
Bark Caroline Ger. from (sulf nj California for Fa
mouth June Ii, lat - 81 ~ Ion "a 81.
Bark Victor. Pond from New York for Adelaide, May o.
lat ? Al n. Ion ~ ~ W.
Bark Miranda Nor. from Liverpool for Phsdslphia
june 10 100 miles Of sandy Hook.
A Norwegian bark. showinE signal letters HkDT from
Greerock Tor Quebe June D. lat AS ~ Ion 80 W.
Brig Maggie (Br) Rowe. from Newport for Montreal June
Is. lat ~, Ion "a
Brig Bengsen (Dutch). Ouwehand from Rotterdam for
Boston, June Id, 10 miles OF Hastings Z.
The New York herald., 1876-07-03
BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Dover Romance and other Pieces. By Nathaniel
Hawthorne Boston; james X. Osgood Co.
tanshaw and other Pieces By Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Boston: James r. Osxood Go.
A General History of Rome BY Charles Merivale. New
York: Harper Brothers
General History of Greece. BY George W. Cox. New
York Harper Biothers
Hsndboos for Travellers in Europe and the East BY W.
Pembroke fetridgc. New York Harper * Brothers
Roadsid. Poems tor summer Travellers Edited by Lucy
Larcon. Boston: James X. Osgood 4 Co
A study o Hawthorne. Nv George Parsons Lathrop.
Boston: james X. Usgood A Co.
Lite book for young men. BY Cunuing CHAM Geikie,
New York r. Whitaker.
Treatise on United states Patents BY II. C. Howson
Philadelphia: Porter Coates.
The vi Nan OF Eastonnere. BY Miss Taylor. Balti-
more: Kelly piet Co.
Was IL Inheritance. BY Mrs IT, ~ X. Goh. Philadel-
phia; Claxton. Rcnlsen tsifolfSgcr
The Glores OF the sacred Heart BY Cardinal Wiseman
New York: ID. \ j. Satlier 4 TO.
History OF the United states OF America By George
Bancroft Vol " Boston: Little Brown : Co.
The New York herald., 1876-07-03

papers and never letter marred the stiffness OF
Oriental calm. He relates with profound satisfaction
the astounding fact that he and his companions,
four in all. actually made that long Nile
voyage without quarreng once, and ended
by liking one another better than ever. All
from Hartford, Conn. This may account for the
possession Of such seraphic teinpsranents There IS
Of respectabity and dignity about Hartford
almost fatal TO the cultivation OF what for want oi
elegant word. We willca ''cusscdness" This Is
the reason why Mark Twain built himself a spacious
house there. Mr. Warmers happy experience on the
Nile was not that OF party OF Cooks toursts-wenty
Ave in number-none OF whom spoke TO one another on
arriving at Alexandria
Moral-wnen you 20 up the Nile take Hartford
people with you-'nd \ comfortable sum OF money;
You have the best OF boats the best OF service and
the best OF cooking Tor sll day apiece This
includes dinner parties to passing friends and local dg
ntares as often us you choose TO give them In isct
cook rcoices IN opportunities for the display OF
his skin.
Charles G. Coleman. the we'll known New York
painter, also at Mr. Boughton's. Nj. Coleman
has temporarily lcn his Roman home tho Ere ch
and nglsh exhibitions and sell ''oid
ters OF which he has become the fortunate possessor
They large historic paintings that ought TO be pur
chased tor the New York Art Museum but OF course,
America will not appreciate them until they become
the property OF the National Gallery as they probably
will The price Mr. Coleman asks Is exceedingly moi
crate, considering the worth of the pictures. Mr..
Colemsn's many friends will be glad 10 learn that he
has orders for years IN advance He is now paint
ing 'The Bronze Horses OF San Marco" Venice, for
Lady Ashburton
who has several pictures in the Academy, Is also in
Among the latest arrivals Is Elihu Vedder. one
Of the most original painters that America has ever
produced There Is work OF his on exhibition at
Conaghis that has few equals In modern English art
anu that ought 10 hang In an American gallery The
subject is 1.-THE Cumean Siby IN the contrc OF val
ley surrounded by arid Italian hills hurryng away with
the three Shy lne books which she has rescued from
the flames Both color and drawing are mastery, and
there breadth oi treatment IN the figure that places
Vedder much higher the ladder OF fame than he has
yet stood Lady Ashburton has just ordered colored
drawing Of this powerful picture
srASPRLD.
One Of The last persons with whom | have shaken
hands Is Mr.. Harry Stanneid OF New York. who has
been singing with Florence. From all hear
judge that Mt Stxned's voice has greatly developed
he primo tenore OF New York soirees 1,usi
Gales He great iavorte at Malta last winter, and
he tells that he is reengaged there for eight months
October Malta VIII be pleasant residence
that time the presence OF the Duke OF Edinburgh
and possibly Gear Of RUSSIA will attract umbcress
fdneurs to the island Mr. Stanheld would like 10 APP
pear before u New York audience, and he may II Mr.
Mapleson and the Academy Of Music stockholders ever
como 10 an agreement
The New York herald., 1876-07-03
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. July ARRIVED ships Gerhard Ger. Klamp
New York: storkors (Sor). Erickson. Philadelphia
BREMEN July l-Arrved. steamer Essen ,Ger). Jurgen
sen. Philadelphia: also "Iteins." do.
Sailed lst bark hannss GER. lhlder, New York
BELFAST. July 2-Arrved. bark Pohono Br) Sangsten
New York via Falmouth: also Bali y from United States
Sailed ID bark Gentoo, Staples, New York.
srADr-Arrived bark Nora or), jacobson, Calves
FAExourH, July 2-Arrived. ship Louis Walsh. White
Point Lobos; bark Lizzie Hobley Br. Griaaths, Now
York
HAvRR June 3O-Arrived. bark Chas Fobes Low, Soura
baya via Queenstown
LONDON July 3-Arrived baks Rio de Ia Plata tBr). Nc
Leod Charleston; Otac Milo aus. Zbilich, Phsdslphis
via Queenstown; Hector Nor) Telcssen New York via
do Giacomo Mortoie utsD. Olvar. do do
LRrm July 2sailed, bark Hakon Jarl CNor). Massfeld
New York.
NxwRY July ARRIVED. bark FOrey Princess (Br), Ov
ems. Baltimore.
PLynouTH. July 2-Arrived, steamer Hsmmenia GER,
voss. New York for Hamburg (snd proceeded.
QuxRxsrowS. July Arrived barxs Viking Nor). Ras
mussen, Galveston; Caroline Premuds Aus,, Vessels
Philadeiphia; brig Alberta Hinckley, New York.
Sailed ls bark Batavia Brown Grom Boston,, Leith.
ROTTERDAM, July l-Arrved, bmrks Elizabeth d QtaD,
Durante, New York; Rsgnhlld (Nor), Jacobsen. DO
suIxLDs July l-ssiled, bark Jas Ward Payne, Phiia
dslphia-
The New York herald., 1876-07-03
SUNDAY AND THE EXHIBITION.

THE GERMAN EVANGELICAL POPULATION OF IN
FOR THE ACTION OF TIE COMMISSIONERS AS TO
SUNDAY OPENING.
1SpIASAroLrs July ., 1s76
At mass meeting OF all the German Evangelical
churches OF this city, which held at the Academy
of Music, to-day, the following resolution was
adopted -
Whereas we, the members or the various German
churches of the city OF indianapolis, at centennial
jubilee know that the blessing OF God our
people only in that manner submit as a people
IL the commAnts OF God as they recorded the
Holy Writ; therefore,
We declare and resolve that the Fundamental princ-
pies OF the Holy Scriptures should be the true life OF
every State that We consider the Lords Day As day
ordained by God Tor rest FOR every that We there
tore, rejoice that tue Centennial Commissioners OF tho
different states have recognized this prime pie by
dainng that the Worlds Great Exposition III Phadei-
phla shall he oscd on sunday and we hereby express
our thanks and owledgments tor their action.
The New York herald., 1876-07-03
NEWS

EarNOrICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN fHB
COAsrING AND FOREIGN rRADE-Csptsips or officers Of
vessels engaged coaspc foreign observing the
munieate the the HKRALD that be brought
publicly the attention. Of the authorities Alettsr
addressed tc the editor Of the HgxALp New York city,"
accurately possible the number snd position OF
the OF their removal will suffice In
all cases along the Atlantic and Pacific COASTS Of
the American Continent When they observed sbe
eoast kuropoan countries in the Mediterranean IL 10
requested that alton be either by
letter to the London oucs Of the Nxw YeEK HxaALD 10
Flee, street. London to the Paris ONCE 81 Avenue de
rOpers Paris Where tho telegraph used dispatches
may be addressed bennett. 40 v1eet street, London"
"Bsnnett IL Avenue de ropera rAriA" Where o.
the reach ofthe telegraph in Asia Africa captains
communicate with upon reaching the Hrs convenons
port This viii be csbsd tree Of charge TO the
HaaALD and published
n2rNorICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NKW YORK AT NI0HT.-Ths NEw YoRx
HERALD adopted dstia gushing Coson night signal or
use on the HERALD yacht showing while burn
the green red changing from tho other
n succe.sien be several miles distsnt Cap
ains Of vessels upon this signal will ob.se By
preparing any marine they may have for the Ship
News Departmep Of the HERALn
al-Pesons With vessels arriv
ing at York do BY addressing TO vsssss
care acht pier No. East River New York
Letters all parts efths world and promptly do
ivered, Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1876-07-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Sur Psixcx Rupert (Br before reported ashore.
returuing lst inst 10 Quebec, in tow.
OF Helen sold auction Sat-
uraay at New Bedford Vim \ Church NJ the rate Of
5000; xtscnih OF schr II Read at the
Of $500
HALIFAX. July 1.-The schr Layant at Baddeck Thurs
In ~ -. Ion 50 40 W. she passed
dory full with the bodies OF IN her II
was impossible take the bodies board owing the
rough weather
i.AuScusp-rhe sehr Natha w TAFT vas launched at
Bendixns sh tan Francisco, June Ia She 10 Oi
feet keel ~ feet beam aud IS feet e2th oi hold
and is expected 30 carry 235, ,O>U feet OF lumber.
The New York herald., 1876-07-03
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmsstsrs informed
that by aphing 80 ,ts HxnALD London Bureau sd
dressing Bennett No. Al Fleet street. London" to the
Paris Office addressing Bennett. 6I Avenue dc ropera
Pa the arriva and departures from European and
Eastern ports aud all foreign vessels trading
with the United States will cabled this
try free Of charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Aed
terrauean ports the Paris Office the soonem
cal and expeditions for telegrsphing newx
The New York herald., 1876-07-03
SPOKEN.

Ship Sir Robert Peel LarrAbee from New York fer Lou
dop. June IL, lat 81. ion 80
ship City Halifax tBr short, from London for KurrA
chee, June Is. lat A. ~. Ion IL -.
snip IRIS trl Armstrong from London for Sandy Hook
Mir.mchi. June 40, lat Is. Ion 30.
Ships Nor. Liverpool tor Quebec. June Ia,
lat " Ion 10
Ship III Captain, Lincoln from Cagari for Cacutta,
June TO- lat M y, Ion sW .
ship Nscoun (B from Calcutta for New YORK. May .,
lat rs 5. Ion ~ b. -.
Ship ksunion Curtis PhisdslphiA for Panama. Nay
10, LAT ~ n, len - ~ w.
The New York herald., 1876-07-03
BOUND TO PHILADELPHIA.

Several military companies from the South arrived IN
this city IRON Charleston, : c. yesterday evening
board the steamship Charleston. aud lett for Phila
dcphia to take part in the Centennial procession.
Among them the Washington Light Infantry, Of
Charleston; the Clneh Rifles OF Augusta Ga ana The
Boston Light Infantry Tigersl
The New York herald., 1876-07-03
FOOrPADS.

Charles NcI.ornan, John Arbuthpot and another
man who refused give bs name. arrested carly
yesterday morning on a charge oi highway robbery.
IL ~ alleged by Wllham Neekcr that tney assailed him
In Washington street Newark, aud roOOcd hlm oi his
Jewrry bcsides brutaliy assauIting hn The parties
arc held for exam mnAtion
The New York herald., 1876-07-03
WHALEAIEN.

sposen-May az lat l3 Ion ~ bark Msttapoet. Chase
NB. 80 Dbis oil. to be At home July \.
May 10 lat IA. Ion A. brig Small. Currer. and chr
VIM tirosier Roberts, b"th OF Provinceown doing WE'LL
tne latter with suo bbls aud the
go do.
May 81 lat 10 n Ion - W. schr Abbis Bradford Fisher
New bedford.
June ia las &c. bark Commodore Norns wmslow. of
The New York herald., 1876-07-03
OCEAN STEAMERS.

pAfEs OF DEPARTURES SKw YORK yoR rnx MONT,
The New York herald., 1876-07-03
WEATHER RRPo1r.
FOREIGN PORTS.

FALMOUTH. July 2. PN-Wind w.
HoLrxxAp, July 2. Px-Wind N, light; clear.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
THE STATE OF TRADE
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LvERroot, May 5-2So m-Cotton today is quiet AM
unchanged sales 90 bales including LOCO for speculation
export salrs OF the week 900 bales exporters tool
5000 bales specuators took 1000 bales; total stock
02a.OOO bales receipts, $1,000 bales American, 1000
actual export, G.ObO bales forwarded direct from
ships spnners 1870 bales American sales $4,000
bales dull aud unchanged receipts lc3O0 bales
which 4S were American. BreAdsnfs-lhe receipts OF
Wheat FOR the roo days $1,000 quarters oil which
9l.OO0 were American.
LyERPoor- May $50 p. mStock OF American Cotton,
G2gC0O bales amount ahoat $1,000 bales American
- bales slles OF Midlng Gpands Cotton Low Mil
dng clause delivery MAY and June at 6'o do do deliv
June and July, at 3isd. - -
1IyRHPooI- May % p m-Pork1Prime Mess Western
dull 50 Cumbe and cut dull at 52: short RIB
dull 5i Long lear dull at 81 Hams-Iong Cut dun at
81 shoulders dhl 80. BeeiENtra India Mess duh al
los. Lrl-Prme Western dull at 800 Cheese-A mercan
Choice dun 5S spirits lurpenne dun AT 80 = cHt
Whrat-No spring duh at 92 NO Sprng dun at SO
Winter Wheat dun at 81 CorD-MtNod dnl at -tlS 90
LNEBPOOI, May 81 p m-Breai'tuis easier Flour 22Iq
oi Peas 36 g. California Wheat, 609 10 e Genital
Rei Mlw aukee Wheat, e9i California Club Wheat 10
alO3. 90, 80,
LONDON, May 5-l2:3o p m.-Conso; 96sis for =, both
money and United Stafes boncs New Flves
iOt Erie shares, l3ii The rate Of discount for three
months bills in the open market IL - per cent
LONDON, May 5l50 p m-Consols, 9t'i Tor both money
PtR May J-2 mFive per Cent Renes for the account
LoNpoN May 81 p. m.--Consols 96uls for both money
and the rise C0nsos today IN consequence
OF the shortness Of stock.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
THE LEGISLATURE.
WHAT TT HAS ACCOMPLISHED.

WHAT IT HAS ACCOMPLISHED.
SMALL AMOUNT OF WORK. BUT THE MOST OF IT
CLKAN-FEw CHANGES MADE IN ANY IMPORTANT
IAws-2O3 LAWS ALREADY MADE. WITH 269
OTHER BILLS STILL AWAITING THE GOVERNORS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIE MOST IMPORTANT
MEASURES.
[PRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIDUSEl
ALBANY, May 4.-Speaker Hustled stuck to
the truth when he said In his closing speech
that the of this Legislature had been those OF oms
sion rather than OF commission 1t left most OF Its I'M
portant tasks until the very last moment IL failed
ected to perform its paincst duties; but far
be now, what ii did do to be, the whole,
pretty clean legislation There more OF it than
necessary, but still less than there last year. Two
hundred and three bills have already become aws-269
yet remain unsigned and unvetoed. The donothng pol
ICY brought good result. No great and sweeping
charges made anywhere No act seriously m0lifcs
the machinery of government in NewYork except the
Woodin charter Both the great cities are left for the
part untouched awaiting the ruthless remodelng OF
the Charter Commission. Insurance interests have not
been greatly disturbed, the Banking law is unamended
and all the general laws stand almost without moditca
ton.
What the Legislature has actually DONE the following
condensed statement shows. Here given every bill Of
any importance passed since the opening OF the session.
Where its provisions have been familiar to the pubc Us
name is usually sufficient; in all other cases some
brief abstract the is given derived from the
printed bill file in the Office of the Secretary OF State
or the engrossed bill in the hands of the Governor AZ
for what the Legislature did not accomplisd-l