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New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
LATEST SHIP NEHS.
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ARRIVED
ms SeasPp a Ps GnPa W. J J. a HSs ad rons @sie nS,
Saen T2 Ss Ss sea Apr % m C Is So oS s. s. pase 6s anse
of Jersey bound vi Zlth lt 40 Oo lo az 80 pased an
steamship Calada Fr Frangue Hayrc April 2 via Ply
BARK sSSg'e Chapman or St John y p, Taylor Antwerp
March Delaware Breakwater May IN ballast to mas
ter. Anchored outside the bar. -,
Bark AVonpor r), Porter, Liverpool March % via Hail
video Feb T. with hides, &C. Brett Son Co Anchored
Bark Martha Reid Cof Glasgow) Davis Callao Jon TO- via
Co, vessel 10 J. +. whitney n 90.
20 order vessel Abbot ias en- IL days north of Hat
sc1r Katie Collins (of FI.iadelphia) Mathis cardenas
April with sugar order vessel to oyortou Hawkins.
Steamships Abys.nia for Liverpool Labrador for Havre
Ciy OF @ or i'aBa; Con Barne Tor Say.n1S M
iiTs@en Suovo RATHER Tor Penirih santa Clara ior
C1ao Frlterni5 for Gr@sad Naeya Barcrss for y,so;
@ VA m 0g 3Gg M oI % Ie5 A ,as 2as
or M GGrS or lG9g'; Dss Is91sTe Sr 659g1 GeoTs9s o
Sr ST Hns,aa sSsRGo T. . f. " 'y"'" ''r D'''' i''
SAILED BY WAY OF Lo,sG ISLAND SOUND,
s. J9Il n Ri aeir 4. " Ellis, Belfast ai Rice for
WIND Sunset. fresh. INV; clear
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
oitI'E OF TIE i,GD , DEUEL. itgF{
m, ,,.,,,. y, lOHtAlNsNlLLi ~ Mity = Foaii T.
been taken her station for repairs. Relief No 23 paint
ed lead color has been put 10 ,. her Place
Lighthouse Inspector Third District.
DISASTER
QUEENSTOWN. May 2-lhe ship Intrepid, Cart. Simmonl
from Port 10 April H. arrived here tOay oaSy, and had
thrown Oyer.O4rd part Of her
FOREIGN PORTS.
MONILLE May 2.-lhe Anchor Line steamship Ethiopia,
capt Crng from Ne"lorK Aprh II, f0r Glasgow arrived
here to-day.
HALIFAX " May 2.hrrivcl, steamships ScOtian, from
Liverpool COrte-, nom Ncw. YORK.
ANINEsP My 2.-Ihe steamship NadcTland sailed for
Philadelphia to-day.
LoNDoS Nay sailed, May p Concoria capt. Johann.
SEMI PnJdrpha, Jennie sweeney aud III both for B't
Violet for Delaware Brrak~ater Berna Arrived May
i, steamship san Jat1nto. AT BDucn.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
loRILAND, Ne, May ARRIVED, brig Mary C. Mariner,
from Baltimore.
BAuMoRE, Nov Arrived steamships Gracia (spanl,
from Hayaaa; Richard Wiling, Her, Philadelphia schr.
Monte Christo from ST. Johns p r. Cleared, steamship J.
". Galrc. &, tor NCW-lOrk.
MEN ORLEANS May 2-Cleared steamship Newt Orleans for
NcW-GOTks
YORK.
BOSTON, May ARRIVED. Ribson. Brown,
Jazz.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
NiraICAL MOTIFS.

Patti and Trcbclli have given a few per
formauccs al the Noks Theatcr, Pesh. on the Oh nights
Of thc Vienna opera
The approaching marriage of Patti to NlcooI
lnI is rum red AT PCsth. The marriage, 10 is rHu' III
take place IN Hungary, where the mes VIII Dc pI-
iormcd by the Greek Church. which bOth o tht litlis
promise 10 alopt their future church Marriages by
The Greek Church becoming as common as Grethl
Green marriages.
The orchestra for the Wagner festival IN
London j, composed follows 1wruy-iour hist ana =
second yoiius 20 yolas, 20 viooncclo' aud - dohDe
blsqs making total OF 10 strings; nutes ohors'
. English horns, claunrt., bass clarinet baS.o'h
] coniiafaco,tb, : horns q trumpets' tIomuohss .
mbIs cont Flbus3tubu,2 . pairs OF hctucuruHr ",
al.Ic pair OF cymba. sidc-iwm, giucTrnsplel a. Il
& Earps total I73. The first volhs VIII be ed py VII
Acimj
Nine. Rudcrsdorif and her pupils gave con-
Ger; in Boston days ago, wc ihi-i nave prtu :
deIigntlu affair. Mrs Thurshy. Miss Fanny kellogg
and Mr. NIyron ". Whitney among the performers
besides Lc great artist herself aud tie programme WIS
interesting and vcIy varied. Many OF the selections
have been V-ry warmly spoken OF, but none ol ihthi
moro than some Nursery khymcs arranged 10y Mlhe'
Rndarsd0ltf aticl Henry Farmer which were chalhls
sung by club Of six young ladies, all or whom are Htf
pupils prominent BU ton critic says that lidh lhls
one no more enjoyable miscellaneous concert has Dcc
gwen IN Boston this sc:t>on'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS,
THE NEWMARKET RACES.

LONDON WodnesIAy, Nay z, I9If'
This was the second day Of the first Spring
meeting at Newmarket the principal event Of course
being the struggle the 1000 Guinea Stakes For this
race horses contested. CLAIMANT who started even IN
the betting with Aoricr-9 to against each-dreW 10
the front soon after the start but challenged by Mr.
sanlorI's Brown Prince Claimant shook the latter
easily and won in a cantcr by length Brown Prince,
with 80 TO against him, was threequarters Of length
ahead Syio, who started with II To against MN.
After the race TO Off red against CLAIMANT for the
Derby and 20 to against Brown Prince for the same
event. Time, minute 90 seconds The following Is
summary:
The 1000 Guinea Stakosa subscription OF 100 soyeregs
each, half tOffu for tIrceycdr ods colts stones ~
pounds, and hlts, stones pounds; the owner OF lne
horse receive 200 sOYercgns out OF the shes
and the third save his stake; II. NJ (lOl suD~)
Mr Lcicyrcs b. Claimant by MOsemer out OF ancafha
Mr.. VI. H. SaniOrd'5 b. e. Brown Prince by Lexington out
of Britannia, by the Flying Dutchman .., 81. z
Lord FalmOu;hs b. Syto, by Blair AthOl out OF oNeI
har. ,
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
vonnc Pnlisinn noted fnr thc nnmher of

A young Partisan noted for the number of
due's in wAlch hc had acted second was called on by
friend To witness bis signature IN the maria rrgis-
Try. Before the ceremony performed TIE force Of
naDlt Oycrcame him, ana he exclaimed: Gentlemen,
gentlemen, this affair be aIIaugcdl 10 tBeIe
WY OF preventing this sad OccuTcnccp
Many years ago n certain parSOn was
silently adding 10 "A personal unpopularity by urging
the purchase of new Organ upon The individual nem-
bCrs or his congregation, without making much Eeaway.
At last ne accOScd substantial gentleman rs follows:
Deacon B.. il has surprised u ell that yOu do not
enter INTO this organ business with your usua zeal in
OtBer church matters! WHAT'S the trOuDlcp " Wei.
paIson, 1 Will tell YOU I all wtll satisfied with your
minsiTati ns but there those who begin 10
whisper tna y0u getting too Old. &c. ana hayc been
afraid that f the young people got organ 40 one
end OF the church. they would soon DE camOiing Tor
new organ at yOurSw The reply satisfactory, and
Haven Register.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
PUE-IC OPINION.

Mr.. HAYES will be supported by the Demo-
t .o I"s W he does right regardless OF the validity Of
his r.ect!uu.- IDe5 Mu.n's Lender u'tlhJ
The Democrats must have put precious lot
or s.rup- INTO the state offices OF NcW-1ulk ana lle
chairs ~ their representatives IN the Leg id-e ic
,ssr.ttrf Thar Mr. Eyarts aud MS chlci Opihu tItf
pl1res by fraud is peculiarly absurd as coming rom
democratic politicians OF New lork-lHdit.oId Post
Q:epJ .
Wendell Phillips and Mr.. Wade should
meet and iuIm party Gays TIE wv DIX lElEi NJ
When TIE new party j. formed, Jist dW "l ic7uuth Tor
Il rev hundred recruits ab.ed Bourbon Deinoc - -
uatrots W o looked TO Tld,u for pustoicc. aul 'lch
nui now mourn because they are not iAi'iui' AVA
lanchc tIulJ
There is no occasion for Republican Speaker
or a Democratic speaker per Sc v li j. Mat.d Just
Yoy X tiay.s Syealcr-Ouc Who btlcNt5 lh Whlt th
pr.sid nj is Cuhg. who where he lS S"Il 2, ana
wants tl ~ with him, not kud-iiy and because d. s
the party voice bui because u rs rsht- -9pin.Aciu re
publ can (Ht)
The lnplacables had better wait and see
r6cb.r ire new government Of Louisiana tall To ko b
their pledges before blaming President Hayes FOR ac-
,pg them. ana keen III mind tuGt the catpctDlggc
t ldv been driven ont Of twelve other 5tdtcs with
ont even pledge II protection for the negroes lett be-
hlnd.-lClica.O 30 Tribune (isepJ
Ii is both righteous and popular that in the
distribution of drpJftmrut appointments The wounded
der and the widows and orphans 0i soldiers should
0ner things heihg equal be pTge1cd "A they no doubt
viii be- The Republic Is not ~ ungIuteinl as TO desre
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
MUSIC.
MADAME EssLPorFs REcITALs.

MApAME ES5lfOtFS > KEJlIALo'
Madame Essipolfs concert last night was one
of the most beautiful imaginable. The programme was
devoted entirely to Chopin including the delicious Fan
tasa in minor, opus 40 three Preludes, Nos l9' ~
and 10; two Rrudcs, Nos. 16 and %; two MazurAas
waltz the Polonaisc in fiat minor aud several other
pieces II it can be said that do not know ChoPih
until have heard him interpreted by Essipo II can
be said with equal truth that we do not know L7'o
until we have heard her play Chopin All the BEST quar-
ties Of her art are displayed in this genial music'
and never within our experience have they shoho
forth more brilliantly than they did last hlSh'
The whole performance ~ perfection Of poetry
and fine but healthy sentiment the eloquehee
OF the Interpretation being wonderfully enhanced Dy
sensuous beauty in which Nine. Esspo IS qul'e
without rival. In this regard-and by touch we mean
the quality of tone produced by the peculiar method o
pressing the keys, apart from the eXprcsson-sle lar
surpasscs Won Bow, and probably equals II she uoeS
not excel Rubnscin, except in those stormy ana aIs
tic passages where Rubnscn ia Of course unique Inc
hal, WIS 1nucb better filed than 1t had been at the for
mcr rectals and the audience enthusiastic
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
COW.VCTITION RATES.

WHAT SUBURBAN RESIDENTS PAY FOR TRANFIING
EXPENsEs BETWEEN THEIR HOMES AND TIE
CITY.
As warm weather approaches and multitudcs
Of persons looking about for summer retreat nom
the heat of the city, TIE consideration OF communication
rates offered various railroads running through
tho surrounding country becomes an important one.
The following table has been prepared with the intention
ohowug the relative charges OF the roads leading out
OF the Is for Communication tickets OF course each road
frames its rates Tor existing stations, nnd in many IN
stances the railroads named below have no stations a
the exact distances OF ,, TO- -, 90 % 30 10 ana %
miles for which their fares stated bu; care has been
taken to preserve IN each the true ratio Of rate to
distance. In response to petition Of commuters living
on the line of the NcwYork Central Railroad, cdlcton
of about - per cent has been announced by william ii.
Vanderbilt to take eject May l. and the Harlem rates
have been reduced about tie same proportion. ia
each case the reduced the given IN the ac-
campaigning table:
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

II 4 interesting 20 sit in a -four store now
as Inc proprietor receives dispatch "ud wells ihej re-
.,, -urll, t,ros- Grass-Cu c IZc clul ii, an
,,,,,,r If, tomato cct hurt. luln out ~ hands asa
l- ,ry ,ianeed hiri up half dollar Rome >euil-
mel
t r,.s,is prtuiuz hut Blck POutruy'- paper,
I'M H. New YORK. found his way 10 Peter Cooper shoo
80, rlrii Inc old man, ez.btod hs fecOhlh ud 'ioHs
, i., fcr tnr English mission or the Stc h",A ppai-
INC And ha vas 81 amazed 20 learn thdl lLclc etSr
- t noon elected that ne got mp anu went away WIN
H . it and uytrcOat and came all the way bdck L"
V''a @ 5ayue wO,d until he re ched home, " hen
a. ir,.,J ut, chair aud IoaIvd, Don't yon never let
~ -, IN, ary an ineIna lyin' new slipcr asln, or
I'm fear Inc house up by the otsI"-LBmhnSton HAWK
Eye.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
pASSENG ERS ARR[VED.

FROM HAVANA-Tn Steanoshfp Columbus, Nay . 40
de- los Reve p FsteIauo Estremana Antont Mrs d. An
toni Mrs ~ Urban, Mrs. Urbau H. Urbau ENlf9 Dona.
Adele Tagirr Michael NaDpa Elvira lancla Is
Martini Carota BcTgones sarah Tayl)r SION Ia' r - NJ
IIucrtcs T. Mct arhy Rafael Fura, DesncTlS fui " -.
Teccb T. Carp Albeit A. Martnette Fita Rowland joe 40
soto j. A. TOscauO 4. stafford Ewarl Roop Mrs bos5lsio.
Jas Buin Miller, L. T.. Schmaiz, S1Ia E0wliu9 JON.
H. Lee Mrs Fogia, Chas Crosby Mrs Ch4s' C,Vsuy s %
baby MisS Zlcra Fred Burba Andus Garcia D. T. AOnaBu
Josf g. Garcia l. r. Pecompta Del Vale Ygnarla MIS- 10
" Ygnaca two mails and two children schmH lnahueii]
Geo W. Jones' Modesto del Vale, Louis W, GutJsmltu
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03


Col. Forsyth was born in Georgia about 90
vrar ago lie was the of John FORSYTH, tie secre
tary of state under Jackson and Van Buren, He was for
many years the leading Democratic editor Of the SOUTH
but or late years falling health has preNehtd
him from taking much part In public Affairs
In 1886 Col. Forsyth appointed Minister to Mex
leo by President Buchanan, but remained IN the
CITY Of Mexico only little more tDan TWO
wears having demanded his passports and with
drawn tie legation oct 20 lS1S IN March l7oI Co
FORSYTH and SIR Martin ). Cra"iOId or Georgia apPcarc
nm Washington as COmmiS ,Oueis 10 the foNelnnichI
or M. I-uitrd states from the Confederate States of
An1rcl request unofficial interview WIN see
rrfarv seward was upon exclusively public consllcft
lions re.ucctfully declined" The Commissioners"
bowcycr Succeeded leaving sealed Communication
t te departmcnt stating object or their mission
was To make oyerures 10 be Government OF tne Untrd
StDtc, for the opening ~ negotiations looking 10 the
.n,rdy adjustment Of al questions growing
ont OF the . poiill'dl S'P'i.''i ,y. 80,
ard informed the Commissioners that lie UNDERSTOOD me
rnndiIon OF political ahlrs very differently trOm the
ASPECT I'm which they esencd thein, ana tLat he Hd
nor the authority To recognize them diplomatic agents
nr hold any communication with them. Ine COunl5-
siucr, replied To Mr. SrWards memOrandum' Dut Tue
secretary simply acknowledge Its receipt
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

1 das.e, b,os.ds variations In h eiy BY tsth
OF urf- T- frTrnlr a n.s give dfsous o ta ilr We - F
preceding m gat white Lac represents the Sie@os o.
the mercury fgFils those hosrsl
TRIBUNE OFFICE, May B. l. a. m.-Aftcr several days OF
depression barometer began late yesterday after
noon, 70 show an upward movement. There was very
little variation OF temperature during the day At mid
night the thermometer was lower than it had boen IA
the morning There Is lttle moisture In The air.
ia this cy aud vicinity fair weather, with lew II any
clouds and soinr hat Increasing warmth, s probable to-
day Tomorrow is likely 10 be, ut least IL v, cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
5ueclal Nouces.
~ Court of Arbitration.
TstabIshed By Act Of tle Legislature.
Hon. ENOtiI J.. FANtHEK, Arbitrator


Hon. ENOCH l.. FANtHEik Arbitrator
Sessions Of this Court hod daily the Rooms o tho
Chamber Of Commerce, No G3 william and al s oico
Arbitrator No 22J BlaaH1y tor the hearing ard Brllpt
settlement of conroNcrse disputes and matters of cttr
arising among lucr'halta. bhpmaseFS, and othcrs
within The jursli, uOn Uf the Port of Ncw-iOGk.
priri,fgs h.ts court rDJed 10 class bit ne
gerefG pc submit their c1troresfs 90 fDr ssl1e.
Doe obtained gratis on Application 10 the CLERK 10 tho
rooms Ofthe Chamber
House Of Rcsf for Consumpiiyes fremont y. Y. cay.
Tine Animal r. CllII OF The li Assoc alluH
will BE- held at the House on THURSDAY, Mag J io17 at
Adlrcssea viii be made by prominent c',rgmcn
aud tue chapel Of the MtoiOyed VIII De Oprucd for
public worship.
l231 80, md $50 returning. w leave fremont Il
3O3 4:2i. ii' 5aZ J2Z p. Friends inc insrt.
ton are cordially invited g. bee present
Keep,s Patent partly.made DRESS SHIRTS; Tie very
best; sj; boz finished a3 easily hemllug hand
keTclct 623 broadway.
Post-Obce Notice. The orcgn mails for the week ending
SATURDAY. MAY D. 1877. VIII close 40 this Office 2 ts
DAY j. o'clock Tor Europe hy steamship Wyoming wi
Queenstown; on WlbN E~DAf 20 $50 europe
steamship Ahy~sin via QUHtrsiaau t,OIrtsi
France 90 be iosw4rTo by this steamer must 5c specially al
dI ssgl AMI at $3.50 a. n Ion l1aHre direct by steamship
i.tbgaooi, via Hayrc; T ~ DAY lI.3J q. m FOE
Eu0pe, 10y steamship Iefutr VIA Plymouth Chrrlo4rg
and Hamburg, on ctil kDAN % : 4. u. fGr Europc
scotland Norh of Ireland 10 be- forwarded
this steauer must ie specially aUurcssed); aud a.
Tor ScJtlsnu and Narth of rslnd by steamship Bolivia
MCkllu aud arsEuHt az Tor Europe,
ship Mosr Viz southampton and Bremen The steamships
Wyoming Abyssia, aud Adriac do not take mails
mara, rNcueu aiG N1rSa, Tie malls lot hlug5ons Ja.
NewYork May lhe mails for the West Indies.
bermuda and ~. Thomas, leHfo NcMNoTs Nay 10. lhs
malls O China and japan leave san Francisco May 10 The
meia for Australia. san Francisco May %.
NeH-YCrk, AprI %, 1917. I. l. JAMES, Postmaster
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
GERMAN AFFAIRS.
GEN. vON MoLIKRs SPEECH.

LONDON, Thursday, May 3, 1877
Reuters StrasbOurg telegram says the En-
peror William was warmly cheered to-day while visiting
the various parts OF the city.
BERIIS Wednesday, May ., 1877
The Prorineiai Correspondence says: "Gen. Won
Motke's recent speech concerning French ornaments
intended clearly and resOutey to direct The at;en-
tiCn OF Germany to facts which, notwithstanding the
undoubtedly pacific tendency of policy call upon us
TO continually observe the greatest military vigilance
The North German Gazette says: Bismarck, upon read
lrg Gen Won MoltEe's speech, Immediately ntimatcd
hi, complete concurrence"
IC is supposed the EmperOr's visit TO Asace Is con-
nectcd win definite settlement to counter
balance the concentration OF French troops Oh the
frontier.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
W ". NEWCONB.

". ". Newcomb, well-known negro min
tr and dpn. ator who has made and lost several for
fumes curing the past 20 years. died suddenly yesterday
in tine CITY Hotel at Broadway and Lighh-st He re-
r-iyed injuries in one of hs legs some tnc ago Mllle
eu0agrd AT IoOlcy's Opera House IN brooklyn. They
we're thought To have had something to do WIN ms
fc H. bat Drputy Coroner Cu.hman maze pCst-ihOr-
lem, examination aud found, that death resulted nom
L-.--LI -L----
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

Sold by all crrs druggists, &c.
ApuLLNAHs. Pure. sparkling water for table
HUNYADI JANOs Best natural aperienI.
Genuine Ouly with agents nameMCCULLAGH& CO., y. y
labels.
HCSYADI JANOs-As laxative prefer the Hunyadi
any AID every other mineral waer and for the following
The dose small, the is hot IN;
promptly u .s not the stomach II does not ipe,
J. MARION sMs, ". D., NcWYorK.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
FOREIGN NOTES.

LIVERPOOL May 2.-The American line
steamer IHnoi, broke her shaft while leaving her dock
here for PHiiadciphia to-day.
LONDON, May 2.-Itt the Bankruptcy Court to-
day application was made for receiver to the estate of
John ). Ciai kc, the Weil-knOWn comedian.
LIVERPOOL, May "a fire broke ont on
board the Williams Guon line steamer Montana, which
arrived here from NewYoIk on April 20. few bales Of
cotton were DESTROYED the eXtingulshe
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

discrimination against those who have suffered wonnus
or bereavement in defense Ohio State Journal uepJ
II is not necessary for us yet awhile to de-
eide upon what course will pursue In the next fres
dental campaign II will DE time enough 10 swim that
river when we get to it.-l Vicksburg Herald (DemJ
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
COyrpNlTNT INDICATIONS.

Io,a y stationary barometer, northwest Wn1s, clear
or urtiy c!oudy weather followed by increasing cIOudl-
-. AnA rsInE tcmItIAtuTe.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

The hinge, drastic griDne sckenng pills fast being
superseded DR. PIERCEs PURGATVE pELtEs Dr. Pierces
Memorandum Books given AZ ID all druggists
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
.HfRRIED.

HUDSON-MOSGROVE-On Monday. April 81, At Kitian.
ming, Penn by Rev VIM. A. IItch,0tk assisted by tl3
Rev r. ". Mi"ou, Chaplain Robert Hudson, {. ",
Miss Mary III. MOsgrOye OF ktt1unlng.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
jules Numm's Celebrated Chlmpagnes.
Sold by all grOCers, wine merchants, &c.

Best Naue in French ChampaCnes.
Sold by Park ~ IIltOri, ami Acker, Neral a Co.
LOUIS Duyaus Extra ...... .........3l5 per case
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
Il LX1NIELL'
DIED.

III Notice, Of Mamagc, must b. mdorssd 'eh hsH
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
THE CANADIAN COMMISSION REWARDED.

OTTAWA, May - Hc NdHduidh NO'iii4'''
Centennial Exhibition have each been presented
by the Government with gold medal and an address III
ecODitiOn Of their services ut Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
OBIT[. .iRY.
COL JOHN FORSYTH.
T.. +. WADE.

MOBILE, Ala, May 2.-Col. John Forsyth,
the we-,uown and distinguished editor OF The Noble
Registey died a. O'CLOCK this evening.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-03

Keeps Patent ptrly made DRESS SHIRTS; The very
be-t slN S boz finished easily heuuug hand
k.rc.ef. B28 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-29
RAPID TRANSIT IN 1LB.fNY.
What was said In the Assembly About the
Beach Pneumatic Road.

ALBANY, April 2s-Much livcincss marked
tho usually dull Saturday session to-day. moro
members than was necessary to make a quorum
being present and several very important bills
being up for discussion in Committee OF the
Whole. Tho ono Of closest interest 10 New
York was the bill to extend the charter OF the
Beach Pneumatic Railway hill for five years
from May 90 when it would otherwise expire.
Mr.. Gilbert. Chairman of the Railroad Com
mittoc, spoke strongly against the measure.
declaring that the company had refused to COM
ply with tho requirements OF their original
charter, and had failed to deposit the bonds
provided for, under an opinion Of their attorney
charter upon them 10 do so. He understood
that tho tunnel which had been mnlc for 2OQ
yards under Broadway "a an experimental
branch Of this rOnl, was now used only as
shootng gallery and beer saloon; ,
The fyc-ninutc limit for speeches having ex-
raped his gavcl. hut several memhcrs urged
ihet Gilbert De- allowed TO proceed. Mr.. ,Alyord
called out that i must not be done. But the
House voted to allow him to proceed
Mr.. Erclcsnc declared that the n,cosurc was
IN the lntcr,st OF those who want to defeat rabld
Board Of Aldermen only lust week. aud given
notice that they would hold any one in dam
agcs. for trcspass who should undertake. 20
build any other underground railroad in the
city, they claiming to, hnyc, exclusive, right
under their charter. Mr.. II. II. Rockwell made
also a strong speech against the bill. saying that
II WIS simply "A blackmuiling operation. Dr.
Hayes and Mr.. Spinola delivered speeches in
favor of the bill. and progress was then re-
ported.
The hill for n constitutional amendment re-
ducing the pay If members from 81 800 90 ~ 600
q wear was, on motion Of Mr.. Spin lla. rccom-
mttcd. with Instructions TO provd" that no
compensation whatever shall be paid to MEM
hcra.
The hill amending the Excise law was taken
up and Mr. Hustled offered an Amendment.
which was agreed 10. prohibiting th" sale 10y
any proprietor. his wifc or agent. Of any liquor
to a child Of fourteen.