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village of Blue Earth City. Rererred to the
delegation from Faribault county.
By Senator Mills-Amending general laws of
1878 relating to assessments.
BY Senator Castle-Appropriating money
for Improvements in the State prison. The
bill appropriates $45,l55 for the following
purposes:
Extending wall around prison yard $3.50, 900
Extension of main building. .......... $4,000
Iron floor in foundry 8 ................ 965
Extension of fire and wter pipes. $50
Extending main sewer and planklng
y"Au ''''.' ...... ......-... ........... LOU
BY Senator Macdonald-To repeal section l,
chapter As of the general statutes relating to
exemptions. This bill repeats the $4,000. eS-
emption of country printing Offices.
by Senator Misunderstanding section 5S,
ehapter 81 of the general statutes, relating to
the sale Of real estate by guardians.
BY Senator Castle-Defning and Furnishing va
grancy. Provides for the arrest and punishment
of all persons wandering around the country
without visible means of support by imprison-
ment of not less than one nor more tina twelve
months, and allows any citizen to make such
arrest without warrant.
By Senator Thatcher-A bill for an act to
ascertain the true grade of wheat in this State
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CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CRY TREASURER
ST. PAUL, MNNEsoTA. Jan. 10, 1879.
Notice for Judgment.

will make application TO the District Court
in and for the county of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, at the special term held Saturday,
Feb. 1st, 1879, at the Court House in st. Paul,
Minnesota, for judgments against the several
lots and real estate embraced in q warrant in
my hands for the collection of unpaid assess.
ments, with interest and costs thereon for the
hereinafter named special assessments.
All in the city of St. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State Of Minnesota. when and where all
persons interested may attend and be heard.
The owners and descriptions of lots and real
act ara nc fo11ous 5t'#577
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CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CITY TREAsuRER, J.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, Jan. IA, 1879.
All persons interested in the assessment for
the construction of sewer on Ninth street,
from Robert street to Jackson street,
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THIRTY DAYS

after the first publication of this notice, shall
report you and your real estate SO assessed as
delinquent, and apply to the District Court of
the county OF Ramsey, Minnesota, for judg-
ment against your lands, lots, blocks or parcels
thereof SO assessed, including interest, cost and
expenses, and for an order of the court to sell
the same for the payment thereof.
f. A. REM,
So
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CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CITY TREAsuBER,
81. PAUL, MIMI. Jan. Is, 1879.
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CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CRY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA, Jan. 8, 1879.
All persons interested in the assessment for
the grading of Selby Avenue. from Summit to
Western Avenue, $50.
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WILL TAKE NOTICE,

that on the 18th day of January, 1879, I did
receive warrant from the City Comptroller Of
the city of st. Paul. for the collection of the
above named assessment. r.
The nature of this warrant is, that If You
fail to pay the assessment within
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RE-AssEssMENT FOR THE CON
STRUCrION OF A SEWER ON ROB-
ERT STREET, FROM SEVENTH
STREET TO THE MISSISSIPPI
RIVER.
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ROGERS q ROGERS, tt1-i 7ait&t. S
Attorneys for Assignee. janI6-4w-wed

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM-
~ sey-ss. In Probate Court, Special Term, Jan
uary IA, 1879.
In the matter of the estate of John R. Irvine. de-
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
TIE Troy CONFERENCE.

BENNINGTON, VT, April PA discussion
arose during business Of the Troy Conference
yesterday upon the recognition OF orders from the
ond Advent denomination. II in effect resolved not
TO recognize ordination in the Second Advent Church
equivalent deacOns orders In this Conference but as
equivalent recommendation for ordination deacon
large amount Of routine BUSINESS transacted he
mortal services for six members OF this Conference who
have died since the last session. together with suitable
recognition Of the death OF Bishop Ames, made tho
special for 1890 o'clock tomorrow morning To-
day Bishop Harris preached TO one Of the largest
greGatOns gathered In this town. thus recalling the
Centennial Sabbath exercises OF 1876. THIS afternoon
Dr. Dashnel preached and Twelve elders ordained
the presiding bishop, assisted by 1yo presiding elders
Troy Conference ana the Rev L. g. Read OF the
congregational Church. There Is some probability that
Conference will conclude its session tomorrow even
ing but, IN any event, the adjournment Will later
than Tuesday noon.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
CIVIL NOTES.

The Bank of New-YOrk obtained verdict
for So 463 90 yesterday in the Supreme Court, before
Judge Van Brunt, against Hogan Billing on $1,000
check given on December 90 1871 to the order OF John
Co This IS OF the many suits growing out
OF BOnuer's rehypOthecatiOns
A writ of alternative mandamus was OBJ
tanned from Judge Lawrence in the Supreme Court on
March g. directing the Board Of Health TO register the
birth OF Virginia Louise Meert, born December II,
1867 The girl had fallen heir 10 properly in Belgium
and It was alleged that she could obtain 10 under
the Belgian laws without certified copy OF the record
OF birth Judge Lawrence yesterday denied the motion
for a peremptOry maudamus against the Board
An iron bucket fell upon the ankle of John
Derambacher while he was unloading pic-r0n from a
canal-boat for the Lehigd Valley Railroad Company at
Perth Amboy on June IL 1877. The injuries required
the amputation OF Derambachers leg. He brought suit
against the railroad company before Judge Lawrence IN
Supreme Court, yesterday for 100000 damages. Tho
compapy defended on the grounds of contrbutOry neg
gencr and that they did BOt have control OF the derrick
the breaking OF which caused the accident The jury
gave a verdict Tor $4,000
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-C6mmander Henry
f. Picking has been ordered hold himself in readiness
for duty as Commander, and Lieutenant-Commander
Horace Clinch Executive Officer, Of the KcarsGrge
Midshipman Francis II. Sherman has been ordered 10
the Passae, at Washington, and Cadet-Midshpmen
Albert Grant and Percival j. Werlich examination
for promotion. Chief-Engineer Edward ID. RObie and
observation-disclosures Benjamin +. Wood have
been ordered to hold themselves In readiness for
service and Ensign York Noel and CadctEngineer
william B. Briggs to continue on duty on board the
Fortune as on other duty instead Of service.
Lieutenant = commander Felix McCurey has been de-
tacbed from the Of the Fortune service,
hut will continue in command other duty. Assis
tant- -Paymaster William W Gait from the Fortune, has
been ordered 10 settle accounts. Commodore Beaumont
will leave tho city 10 take command OF the
Portsmouth, n. H.. Navy Yard Captain Clark Wells,
who succeeds him Chief Signal Officer of the Navy,
will enter upon the duties OF that office May l. The
KeArsarge now at the Portsmouth, n H., Navy Yard,
will be put In commission the Plymouth is
out of Quarantine. and her crew placed on board the
former vessel. The kearsarge will be placed on the
North Atlantic SauOn, aud the Plymouth will 20 out OF
commission
PORTSMOUTH. n. H., April 2s.-The United States
steamship Plymouth has been released from Quarantine
and Will shortly 90 out OF commission at this port. A
portion OF her will probably be- transferred 10 the
KearsaTge which IL nearly ready to go to Annapolis
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
CALENDARS THIS nav

surEFyR CouRr-CHAMBBRs- Nos. 81. So So
rs 81 90 1OJ 1906 l07 llO. l3J, 1856 l3s l5 l5T iGB
iGi i67 is4 1856 1885, l9y 2O2 2u4 2Us Zs9 25 245 2l6
255, Z51. 259. 2BU, 263, go
GESERAL TElOl-AuOurued siUo die.
SPECIAL TEM-Nan Worst Case on. No. S78.-HOllns
aRt. Morris &c al No day caleadar.
CIRrUn-PARr Ivan Brunt. J.-Nos S3I4 1918. ll4l
2O75 1901 l2Si 3sl 1872 y J32. 2j23, 353S 3lOp 1855
1882 $500 36B2 3Jt3, oJ0I $685. S567 356s 3J70, 3j7
35l2 .}J13.
PAgr DonOlue Nos. 3lCs 43ii. 35.i S2O7 llO7
l716 $50, 2IS2 23l3. $50 273l 2l75 462l 27s2 81
2Sii 80 a. 1897, Sj52 1897 lZiO 1876 2l74 5427 Si3a
344i 3i55. 3t57 S4Gv 1889 S4S7 3ig4 2437 S4O3 3495
5000 3i63 $596 $685. 49i $685. Z43o. 1890. 3ISl Si4
334O. 3499 St75, 1872, 3il2.
PART uI-Lawreuoe. J-Nos 49O5. 2lil. 1901, 3I50
1927 u ls8l lSi7. 1850 3llS 3l7t 26g3 ~ 1880 365
322l 1892 3O75, 30l7 1921 52i9 2Oo7 SSOS. 272 3I02
1901.
surEqoR couRr-GENERM TERM-Adjourned sine aIe
SPTcIAL TEkM-SedgwiCk, J-NO day calendar
TRIAL TERh-PART I-AdjOutned for tho term
PAEr lI--AdlOurned Tor the
PART uI-AdlOurnrd Tor the term
GONMOS PLEAs-GESERAL TEgd-AdiOurned for the term
SPECIAL lERN-C. T. DAILY. O. J.-NO. ~
EQUIIY IERA-Lar emore J-Nss 3, o. O. 10 ID q 4 30
TRIAL TEEh-PAkf ii. Il. Dsly J.-Noa 7S2 OiI
l03 e93 l0l e3s 7i5 ss7 2o56. 2025 1880 lUOI lO00
2l75, 2i76 1880. 9e3.
PAK1 II-Van uoosen. Nos 1882 946. 1887 e2O ssl
g77, G22 1888 l0i7, 9llS 1900, lOi4 lOAO. iOis
MARINE COURT TRIAL TRRh-PARrs /. IL and III -Ad.
Iournei for the term.
GENERAL sEssioss-PAsr I-Cowinz 1.-The People agt.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
THE STANLEY-HAZEN TRIAL.
long DFPATEs OVER TESTIMONY.


rx-GoyEENoR PAIMER's DESCRIPTION OF THE I'M
poRTANT WORK OF GENERAL HAZEN AT STONE
pIyER-RULING OUT OFFICIAL REPORTS ABOUT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by COUNSEL
The session of the Stanley cOurt-msrtial yester-
dav was mainly consumed in arguments by cOunsel
ON the admssibility of certain evidence which the
.Judge- Advocate wished to introduce. General
John NJ Palmer. of Illinois testified that at stone
River General Hazen's position was the important
one in the field-the Key TO the battle. Long d'S-
cussions ensued on the testimony of the next two
witnesses, +. A. Mcdonald and Captain james W.
Scullv. who converSed with General Stanley at
Fort Rice in 1872, and in regard to the lntroduc-
ton in evidence of extracts from official reports of
the battles of Shiloh and Pickett's Mills. General
Mcmahon. counsel for General Stanley, held that
the evidence was for the purpose of vindicating
man not on trial. Judge-Advocate Swain replied
that il was to prove that General Hazen was not
improperly away from his command at shiloh !;
that the witnesses for the defence had been mis-
taken in their recollection of EVENTS and that
General Stanley's charges had been prompted Dy
malice The evidence and the reports were ruled
ont by the Court.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
THE COURTS.
CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL ARREST.

Herman Schumacher, the German CONSUL
General IN this city appeared IN the United states Dig
tret Court before Judge Chogte yesterday rs
ant I'm n suit brought by George Tischner TO recover
10000 damages for alleged false imprisonment ana
for 81 162 30, which he claims was taken ron h',"
illegally. The plaintiff claims that he arrived I'D tS
port upon the steamship Bolivia. on April IL, 1870
and that he was arrested while the vessel was I'D
the bay and taken to the Consus office where ne was
charged with having COMMITTED fraudulent bankruptcy
in FrankfoFt-on rne-Main that the Consul c0ppe"cu
him. under threat OF sending him 70 jail 10
draft FOR 81 1872 80 and TO ndo-se IT, ana that tno IL
sui gave hiln SG2 90 for his immediate expenses ~
also claims that he escorted ms prisoner " liz .tS
office OF the Consus lawyers. and that MS DaEsa6e WI"
detained there. -, - .ablo
The defendant stated that he had received caDio
message from the Chief of Police at FRANKFORT inlo
ing him that the plaintiff fugitlve from Jusoo
and requesting arrest and the attachment OF my
yalna bios he might have with brn. The COnsul aso
stated satisfied that there was no cause lo
criminal proceedings and that he had recourse " "a
evil action He also claimed that the palntlH came ~
bis office voIun tarly and signed the draf WIN the u
drr-tanding that he should be allowed So2 w Or eA
penses, and that the should be retuineu 10 i %
he showed that 1t not the properly OF MS eIeu
ors. Ex-Governor Solomon appeared Tor the oonsu ~
and cxJudge Dienhoefer for the plantn Inc case 10
Sill on.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
HoYoRIyG THE MEMORY or GENERAL DIX.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT ADOPTED BY THE TRUs-
TEES OF THE AsTOR LIBRARY

RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT ADOPTED BY THE TRUs-
TEES OF THE AsToR LIBRARY.
At special meeting Of the Trustees of he
Astor Library yesterday. called take action with
reference TO the death their late colleague General
John A. Dix. the following minute was unanimously
odopted and ordered to be entered on the records:
Tho recent removal by death Of General John A. Dix
one of the oldest and devoted OF the trustees OF
the AStor Library calls for an expression III the min
utes this board Of OF hs long continued and
valuable services and Of the great loss the library aid
the cause Of good letters have sustained
Though OF the original trustees named in the
will of Mr.. Astor, yet becoming trustee by appoint
ment Immediately after the act Of ipcorporation In
the unanimous request OF the board General DIX for
thirty years taken interest in the success OF the
library and has shown Jealous desire to carry cut IN
down by the founder, and happily continued by his de-
scendans.
in our late which concern his rea
tOn This board, his zeal, his urDanity OF manner his
gathered from the law literature and history
not omit ausiOn the many and varied services in
ia foreign MISSIONS the councils OF the church, OF this
hghminded public officer, patriotic citizen ana Chris
tan gentleman. .
Amid All the cares and anxletes OF pubic Office and Of
military service, he ever kept alive hls love OF and
familiarity with classic literature, ard almost the last
productions his pen transactions from some OF
the less known Latin poets.
Though often called away Dy public duties, General
Dix never lost his interest in the library in the bene
6caI influence and great value Of which he hrm
uon toward the literary side OF the institution ne was
in hearty sympathy Win his valued friend the late
hOnored president Of this board whose classical tastes
developed In early life under the guidance OF Heercn
and BunsCu sought and found expression IN substantial
additions 10 the classical department Of the library
while record our sorrow Tor the loss or our asso
cate OF many years, gratcful Tor lhe pleasant
memory he has LETT of weSpent llfe scholar orator.
poet statesman. soldier, he filled many positions ana
touched many things. but touched nothing which he
dd not adOrn.
1t was resolved also that copy OF This minute should
be transmitted to the family OF General Dix.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
DEClSIONS-APRU IS.

c,pyep,e Court Chambers-Bv Judge Lawrence.-
neg In @ HeTqen at Patterson to cancel Judgment
denied with costs iehhSssey ag.i 'nH agt b
ing REQUESTS refused. Robins sg Stewart Motion 10
AIT Ayery-OrdeIs settled. Cashin agt sayes-Moton
denied WIN , eos rants5 With costs omes act fiopes
counsel In regard to the decree proposed In
Baxter agt DrakeNouon denied with COSTS see mcmoran
du In The matter oi ~ b T aT M W DnaIs NJ IN fs
matter Dederen not yea reported Inc People baK ag
the defendant aud for the appointment Of receiver is denied
the assessment s granted see The People ex
turn 10 writ OF denied with costs Of motion Ball
agt Barnes calvin agt McGuiness In the matter Of Mus
special 4ern.-Iy Judge LawIencrLhing IN agt paggeio
The motion tor new l n G{g dn Saa 'I be Uroof OF the
usnry upon the trial was overwhemng ana conclusive ana
The hardship does not Justify me in oyerooSns the
OF the court Of last resort IN Ie poet To the
defence interposed by the Defendants nh. %, r,,,o,.
signed Williams agt Giln,s.-Motion for allowance
By Judge Van voT5Bnsham, ast order
with execution heretofore made with respect
Sr0erOr COmi-SDecial 1erm-Bv Judge Sedgwick
-Bearisey agt Crowe.-Commls returned from Wash
ngton D. G. WIitman agt Horton-See memorqndom Cor
Motion granted with $40 costs TO abide event Feeter ag
mittiur ed and Judgment reversed Jones aEt Deyoe e az
sn@aT ednng Co1lpany agt EarieY0rdrr oyerrnIHg de-
mgrrer The MsrehanIs National Bank Of Cincinnati Oho
order Of examination Marie ct al agI Giet ct order
agt Wetstein Commission ordered. eastman agt Henry
q l.-5uppemental Judgment ordered. kinghOm agt
Wright ali-Case and exceptions ordered file. Wool
worh agt WatsOn-BOBd approved. Roberts agL Leslie
Oidschmit ScOss Jex et al Schepp; Hessc ag
Briggs the NewYOrk Guaranty, etc. Company agt Rob
Wheaton agt. HewcOmD; HOyey Geuthels SpeT
ling Conner ct all Reis agt CLARK Ramsay agt Stewar
Brnkerhof agt Dqsan Hsvfns 1gt BfGs ,onIs agI DE,
granted.
Common Pleds-Specidl Tem-By Chief-Justce c. i.
Daly-In assignment of Legget ~ Conn 10 assign
OF Fleming Weber Wilson agt Thompson DelUtt
Reilly Bllln JackInan Gallup
Applications granted.
Marine Coart-Generdl Tym-BY Chief-.Justice
Aker Judges McAdam and Sheridan. TalcOtt sake
Case must bc submitted within Bank OF the
rnDols LudBig and another Jud reversed by
default Tisl ordered with abide the event
Judges McAdam and Sherdan.-halnsu agt oehthaI.-
Appeal dismissed without costs.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
A CURIOUS EMBEZZLEMENT CASE.

Application was made in the Court OF zen
era Sessions yesterday for the release on bail of kch
ard Morton the cashier OF the Atlantic Insurance Com
pany OF Brooklyn indicted for embezzng Sesl OF 'e
company's funds. The motion was opposed Dy the DIS
tricr Attorney who stated that the indictment was
found last November when the prisoner was iugitNe
from justice and that the amount OF his emhezzemeh.
was s15 600 although an indictment had been fouhd
for only 1881. Charles W. Brook, counsel for the
prisoner said that in August last the company began
civil action in Kings County, but failed TO recover
Then they caused this criminal proceeding to be akt
and using il as a whip, made settlement on JanuAdh
10 by which the defendant paid the company @Z,oVo
and received release. The AFFIDAVIT against the ue
fendanI was made by william d. Cornell, the secretary
of the company, whose solicitation Morton Iet tIS
country and who urged mis- departure In order 10 seu
himself OF the amount alleged TO have been sioeh Dy
the defendant 81 900 taken by cornell, ana uuTlng
AN his absence that officer IN communication Wlth
HIM. , -. ~. .h,
DsrlctAttorney Russell said that the TACT that ine
prisoner had accOmpllce made no uHerehce J"uHo
CoWing placed the bail at $1,000
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
MADAME BURGERS ACCoMPLICE IN COURT.

Francis CosgrOve was arralgned III the court
of General Sessions yesterday an accessory To the
killing NJ Cora sammis Louis Post asked FOR post
ponement OIL account the absence OF the prisoners
counsel John l. Davenport, aud Of an important WIZ
ness.
Judge Cowng said: There seems to be an impression
that was unnecessarily severe in this case on Friday
last have not the slightest feeling IN the matter, ana
the prisoner shall have fair trial as II possible Tor
man to have IL counsel join together and ask ior an
adjourn ment shall grant IT,"
Slr Post argued tBat il MIR. Davenport informed the
Court OF the name of the witness and showed the ma
teriaty OF his evidence he would be within the fnle,
but TO do so would prejudice the case Of his client
Judge COwiGg agreed 10 receive an affidavit setting
forth the facts THIS handed in after recess Oy MI
Post but TIE Court pronounced IL insufficient Then r
Posi- asked time to employ other counsel as Mr. DaVen-
port could not possibly attend The trial was then set
down for this morning.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
! Hosp1rABLE EMBEzzLER SENTENCED.

Arthur C. Jennings pleaded guilty i'll the
Court Of General Sessions yesterday TO charge OF en-
bezzement. The prisoner was employed for nnmoer
OF years by James Lynch. Commissioner OF Emigration
IA clerk in his business as wool broker His counsel
Peter Mitchell, asked that the Court should deal with
eniency toward the accused man. and added that he
had taken the money with desire TO entertain his
friends The DstrctAttorney stated In reply that the
uarUIatiOn had extended eleven years ana
amounted TO not less than 100000. The prisoner was
sentenced eight years imprisonment III state PfsOn
with hard labor.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

A fveyear-Old girl when informed OF the
death OF her grandfather the other day pTecociousy
remarked: You don't know now bad ! do feel II
does make me cE so, cant help H. 1t seems though
nv heart would break; wonder IL IL msEes grandma
aud mamma cry So" And IN reply TO question OF he's
three-yearoId sister what made him die :" the
little pet replied "Ie couldn't help II -; and TO her
father she Gays Il is too little 10 realize IL. She
don't seem 10 know what 1t 10 as DO"
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29

Fraucs COsgrovo abortion Francis DaRosfno felOpios
sau and battery John Ba samuel FeiDberg Dennis RiOr
dan James Harris Richard Ittner George kner Joseph
Ieirke lanes harris william Kelley Anousr taT 1ufe.
iary Annie o. JreD. Jamea Adams John hcGraw John Nc
Manus August Hart, william n Johnson grand Irnenyt
Francis Howard petit larceny; Thomas McOnal JpseDh
sierra Daniel PresoY. gram larcenv Mary Waor a-oeny
from tbe person T. Fuief. aiso preenccs James H.
Palmer grand larceny; Nelson, larceny per.
eou Iohn Black assault and battery
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
TIE HERKIMER PAPER MILL BURNED.

UTICA, N. Y, April 27.-The Herkimer
Paper Companys MIL at Herkmer. of which Congress-
man Warner Miller is OF the heaviest Stockholders
burned Saturday night Loss about 500 O0O nsur-
ance about 1000 building and stock. Tho fire ia
supposed have resulted nom accident 40 Engineer
Henry Dietz was burned In the building.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
rr,yrR,L or MRS. PROFESSOR ATwATER.

PRINCETON, y. j., April 2S.-Tbe funeral
services of Mrs g. = Atwater, wife OF Professor Lyman
H. Atwater d. LID, Of he college OF New-J,rsey.
took place this afternoon In the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church the Rev. Drs. McCosh. Hinsdale aud Dunield
officiating The exercises M The college were sS enaed
aud large PROCESSION Of relatives and friends, nclud-
ing the president, professors, dYiDe-, II dehts ana
others, roll Owed the remains 10 the cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
FRESHRT IN THE HUDSON.

ALBANY, n. Y, April 2S.-Thcre has been a
slIeht freshet IN tho river for day two past
causing hule Inconvenience to business tue
W1aryes. IL is raining this evening.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
HOITSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

The House was not in session, having fin
shed its work the Legislative bill aud adjourned un
Th1nsdnY
New-York tribune., 1879-04-29
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These Uniform size and unsnrpas'e IN ID
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felt aonng OF comfort hitherto unattAh@Ois
,,....o
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These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep iofpSs -
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