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The New York herald., 1879-09-22

The present number contains page portrait OF MT.
Bonner's trotter, edwin Forrest" accompanied by
a descriptive sketch Out-of-town matters receive
full share of attention. and the rowing clubs OF
Newark. Boston and other cities are not neglected.
The second and enlarged edition of the "Ritual OF
the Altar" by the Rev. Orby Shipley is work which
in its first small edition famed to white heat the con-
troversy between High and Low Church in the
mother country Bouton. N W Its title page alones
startling to the Epscopalans and the recent defec
ton to Rome of it's author seems to the Low Church
man natural sequence of the ideas of the book 1t
Is ritual OF the "order of the holy communion.
with intros. collects. epistlcs graduals. gospels.
ohertories, secrets, communions and post-com-
munions throughout the year. according to the use
OF the Church of England" and is, as might be sur
missed. the outgrowth. legitimate or otherwise. of
rituaism. Excepting for the line on the title page
referring to the Church of England the cursory
reader would fancy it . Roman Catholic breviary.
containing it does rubrical directions and secret
prayers. which seem to have been conceived by the
mother Church. 1t is illustrated profusely with
CUTS showing to tine minutest particular the details
Of every attitude and motion of the service.
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BOOKS. RECEIVED,

A Short German Grammar High Schools and Col
leges. By Z. Sheldon. CHM Heath, publishers Bos-
Farweli Ancestral Memorial. NY d. p Holton. N d.
"Reminiscences of James c. Aver and the Town of Aver
By Charles Crowley. Printed by the Penhallow Printing
Company, Lowell, Mass.
A Memoir Of s. 8. Prentiss. 2 vols. Edited by his
brother II .la4 81. f..Iaf.. Ia tt'
Friar Anselmo and other Poems By Julia T. r. Dorr
Epoch of Ancient History The Gracchi, Marius and
Sulla BY A. Ii. Breosly.
Australian Dictionary Of Dates and Men of tho Time.
BY j. H. Heaton. Published by Robertson, Sydney.
Mr. Phillips Goneness BY james NJ Bailey, Tho
Danbury News Man" Charles Uiling CHAM, publisher,
New York nd
The Great Artists-J NJ W. Turner. r. A. BY W. c..
Monkhouse Scribner n Wexford, publishers, New York
Ancient Pagan and Modern Christian Symbolism. BY
New York ' -
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

wHEELER-OGoRMAN.-On Saturday, September
90, by the Rev. G. Il. Corner, LEONARD WHEELER TO
LIZZIE O'GoRMAS. both of this city.
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PIANOFORTl.s. ORGANS. .lu.

a N ASSORTMENT OF SECOND HAND sTEINWAY
hGrand square and Upright Pianos; of them
nearly also for sale cheap second hand Pianos and
Paror Organs of other makors Beware OF bogus
represented Steinway pianos
and private sales and advertised decay In these
other columns.
sTElNwAY & SONS. steinway Hall. New York
FOR RENT. UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND
Pianos OF our own make; also for sale rent
Der Of tine second hand Pianos In perfect order.
~ VIM. kNABE X Co, 1l2 5th av., abuve 18th st.
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MY PARTNER.

Characters by Mcssrs. Louis Adrich Frank Mordaunt
Charles T. Parsoe Henry Crisp. Harry Edwards J. IL.
Burnett j. Hague Charles Webster. John DALEY. and
Misses Maud Granger Minnie Palmer and Alice Grey.
EVERY EVENING ats. SATURDAY MATINEE at 45.
Box Office open from 8 A. N. to ~ T. VI.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ~. AT :45, SECOND NATL
NEE OF MY PARTNER
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..rRrAR ANsELMo AND OTHER POEMS"


There il Q great deal Of charming poetry in the
httie volume. "Friar Anselmo ana Other Poems. .
by Julia G. II. Dorr (Charles scribners Sops. This
Is the second third collection of Mrs. DORIS
poetry that has been given to the public. if
not mistaken. The sonnet which dedicates the
present volume TO 'S. NJ d." her husband, we
believe is delicate and really poetic as anything
In the book
IsrosFss thee love- the rs, pale buds Of .p,s
wd y,clss. % mn.yhmP ns ,s,, or nodd,ng bells
Fluttcred from bough to bought to aud sing.
brought thee summer roses, such grow
The grace Of tenderer culture Now bring
Pluckcd by the wayside. astors starry eyed,
With here and there, alasi u crimson leaf
That dropped, uutimely, on tho waiting sod.
Dear hsar.l refuse no, thou this later sheaf.
Mrs. DORIS poems are for the most part addressed
to persons who dead. and throughout all these
70 . vein Of sadness. Mono of her verse is morbid,
however. for they bear hopeful tone. The poems
called ''what NeedY' "a Secret" "Two." "Rena,'
"At the Last and ''rhe Kings Rosebud" are to us
this most attractive. though have little fault to
hnd with any one of the number. The poem Two
gives an excellent idea of Mrs. DORIS style 1t is
coue from the life OF two girls 1t is the wedding
lay Of one
Dainty and fair as folded rose.
Chaste AS n lily. sue hardly knows
That there are rough paths Tor othor feet.
For love hath shielded her; Honor kept
a. Watch beside her by night and day.
r, And Evil from out hor sight hath crept,
Trailing its slow length far away.
Row In her perfect womanhood,
In all tho wealth of her matchloss charms
Lovely and beautiful. pure and good.
She yields herself to her lovers
HRrk How the jubilant voices ringi
Lol as we stand In the shadow here.
While far above us the gay bells swing,
catch the CLEAN OF happy teari
Then the scene changes:--
Enter ,his chamber Day by day
Alone In this chill aud yhostly room,
chtld--u woman--which is IL. prayf
..s' DespairinEly waits for the hour of dooml
d, Ali as she wrings her hand, 50 pnle.
No gloam OF q wedding ring you see;
There IL nothing TO tell You know the tale
God help her now In her miseryl
dare not Judge her. I only know
That love was TO her sin aud a snare
While to tho bride OF an hour ago
1t brought all blessings its hands could bear.
only know that to one IL came
Laden with honor and joy, aud peace;
Its gifts to the other and shame
And burning pain that shall ceaset
only know that tho soul OF ono
Has beon pearl In n golden case;
That Of the other pebble thrown
Idly down in waysde place,
Where all day long strange footsteps trod.
And the bold. bright sun drank up the dewt
Yet both were women. righteous God,
Thou only can'st judge between the twol
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Then the scene changes:-
"rEMALE WARRIORS. v

n seems that women have had warliko proclivities
ssr back history reaches. One OF the oldest of
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE
The foreign mails for the week ending saturday Sep
~ 1878 will close Tuesday A. NJ for Europe
by steamship Wyoming. via Qaeeustown: ON "Wednesday
at IL Tor France direct by steamship Pereire, via
and 10 10 A. NJ Europe by
via Queenstown Correspondence for france must be
spec ally addrcssod Thursday at 10 30 A. NJ for Eu-
ropc by steamship CITY of Chester via Queenst
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addressed and ~ ~ NJ Europe by steamship Her
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II 30 A. NJ for Scrnany. &C. by steamship Rhein, via
and bremen for Great Brit
ain and the Continent must be specially adresses and
NJ. for Europe by steamship CcltIc
correspondence for Germany and scotland must be
y addrosscd aud at IL for Scotland direct by
Devonia via Glasgow The mails for Dcnmark. sweden
and Norway despatched by Hamburg ana Bfemeu
steamers only The mails for Bernuda and the West In.
dics leave New York september 70 The mails for Havana
New ork Septembcr - and ~ Tho mails for
leave New YORK September The mails for
Hayti aud Go ombia leave New York September "a The
mails tor the Wndward Islands leave New York Septcui.
Der II The ma for Australia. &c. leave San Francisco
september ~ The mails for China and Japan leave San
Francisco October L.
THOMAS L. JAMES, Postmaster
Posr OFFICE, Nkw YORK, Sept. ~, 1879.
, 1879-03-07
TENN IISSEE.

NASHVILLE, lehf., Alnrch o'-ihe minority
report from tue LcQlslnt've COMMITTEE 10 i''Vea-
tteato tic validity OF the tennessee nondca dept
was presented to'daY ny senator clapp, OF
ac'l1pllia. INC fopoft assumcs ta'ut tte llaon'y
Oh tlle STATE upon tae oon1ls lSsuea ~ "eF nalao
rests 1or its oce1soh OH tlle 10" a"u 'act Oh I'c
case' rs III CONTROVERSY pct"ee1i p'4Vate pct.
so1F. II the Legislature Has not tlo ihhcscht
power OF making cootraets' II capaot co'l''1o"t
cato si1ch power to its creatures, private hhd
public corporations. Tho State Ia tho primary
nn1 on1v nartv 1Iahto for its bunds,
A.. ,ar.t aroTo.it,,,n t,,o rorort ,o,no,
40 "eEn' p'opus't''"' "o ..p'.. sa""u'
understand upon Wna' efouho u'o otatc e.
IN It's railroad bonds, a. tho mattor Of ncno-
tfohto Inz,r,,mcrt. Aa tn fund,uv ,he Wnr
.. .."'o '"s' or. n",. -,
interest, e"o Cp"'"l!1teo n"e" " ~ p4lie'p's ~
International Inv TINT suspends the interest on
hrl1tecrcpts tn Tho otlIer. As to frnu1 In tho
t.sna ", ,,.o t,oaa' .,r1oo,,.1 ,ta frar,, -, ~,
a",a,,I.,a, 4, oa,st,t,,sa a.ono,,na -. AVN
,""', ,a..,t, 49, s,st ~ ,n,a1oroa =. '''
a'ea '''@''a' .'... n'uas W eeusus'o
which must ind nSl It's ss riuaicaton @ In train Of
reasoning not often heard OF in q court of
tuatlcr 'rhc 1crls1nturo bclnr the agent Of
taa "a",,a s,,ra,,rh .yhn,n n,1,o t,,,s NV, tn
tho people, through "Rom asone they act lis
net Is tho act Of tho people. .......
Forty witnesses werc examined by tho Com
mittcr aud no proof was found sufficient In q
.a,.s. - 4,..,,a. -. ,.s.,snt uonr..tio,, - y
court u lus'ep " Maftaat eoosiet'o" ~
single member Of tho Legislature. In no case
docs tho testimony show TINT rnouov OF vatla-
b1cs was offered or received 10 influence the
voto ~ a mcrber. The flovcrn,ncnt be,nv
ioso ,,..'. .,' n'.s,.,',s-,,... :. s,'",.,s e
ptepetaai. "n'1e sHose mountaineering " c'.a,ss
hourly, tennessee did not lose It's pofltlcal
idcntftY during tho Brownlow regime, tic
validity OF which has been recognized bY Fed
crnl md State authorities. The subsequent
| conditions act tp by tic majority Of the Com
nlttce as an nyolance would not infect tho
| validity of tin bonds ufter delivery.
As to tic uost-bcllutn bonds. Nil the railroad
, 1879-03-07

4 sad chaptur, IN lho. ca!a1att!cs, of authors
u Recalled BY recrnt book kuiu H. DubI,n-
Highest prize realized wns fal, for Q copy Ut
I.orl KIngsLoruugh's "sle1lean Anttquutss,vT
but lhu original prlcu for tie nine magnificent
yulumrs, wlun .l,u work WA published, WAS
so.ne time In tbs carly part Ut tho presaot
century an travelling III Mexico, sud roneetyed
lIlr ,iea OF dcyotuts hts itts tu 4 InHgnt.
Gently illustrated md exhaustive work on
It's autiauttics. liz not only apcnt tts HE
self hutMg about G8o. 400. Present. saYs ut 1t
That II WIS u "tnuultrsnt Undertaking, which
no Government probably would. und few tadl'
, 1879-03-07
De La MA]YR'S CHURCH,

IHDrANAroi.ls, Maggh 6.--tiTace a'' F. .. n,l
wus suld yesterday at sherla's eae' aos S' S.,tS.
tl,e amount Of tho mortgage held W '"e of
western Mutual Llte-lnsurancc to"'p@" ,s,."nre;t
Milwaukee. 1t was bought IN ey 'Ae .'.,,Iuu ass
ral Assoetat!on Church, Gefna., y as,is.' ,j,s sT
firaeu Churel. WIS the last Sl.sss Sl.ssse u raqsrrtt
Gilbert tic La Mutyr, ihG sn'n,,' a,", the Churn
Was WIZ resp.roas s'es but lie intslsst an tssp
Of tt'u Iabt were loo ,nrgc. The nse'''os'
.ra h, ni1ler churches.
, 1879-03-07

n,11 avail hfmsc1f Of Tho or,port,,nittcs they |
~ ~ "'"' ''''''"'' ~ ''~
"'tSf Nn,v f,r lin ,ooor. hv which ,bo t,o,,r. orc
NoW loE tie mthh" ny "1le" '''' eo"t'" "''
I" u.s'l., nHt: ,.,,,.t,, =, ,,,..o,v,crs :, o,v
ctMnty OF rosin',c. desire 70 organizc r:,!',aTe
lin tuunty t:r,rt' IT, tr,ti,,,r i"rth ihc ,roM,sci
,,rmnasni tnnrnvn,nan,s ruti nrnv f,,r lin mn.
eutit,n oI lie work,
Tilt rettttom icipp fled, tho Clerk Of Tic
Court tn,tst nuiljriy n,lvcrt!su It for three
weeks tmfnro further arliun is taken. Then at
the hearing Of Inc netttiOn Ii no valid objection
il made, Inc Court si,alj urut.nt three yunl-
nctcnt Icrsons ns Co,n,mfss,oners IL, iay Out mid
CONSTRUCT the pruuuscd work.
Tho dutlc. Of tllcse Commissioners are spcci-
src. H. Al soou ns NAV he nrtcr the,r appoint.
uni or w!tiIl, such .i.u a. tho GorI may direct,
itlo tou.mssoiicr. shall s3a,n,ne tho lana ii t!u
and llu lands nvcr ur npon which the work Is pru.
rossi tn b con.lsuetcd, and deter.nino: ~ =
terminus ui iho propo4ra work anil tho pruposcd
iacallon thorcof, II OF ars in oil rcsnects proos
esaas essaof sa S es, was + s S 5 .S work.
tic nioseedinr therefor. '~''S'' "''' ''' '''' "
THlrsi-Ttle nr0lab!o nnnua1 c0als Of keeping tho
| same in rcpnIe after thu Wnrk is comptotrd'
fnpFA-What lands Will be tnfurel thereby. and
aSds viii sn.sn Y rcn.oa ot he ayng out saa
construction of aalt work ''''A"
| F4Ef-MHnt llFA Will benefited hv tito Cpn-
s.ruction Of thc psoposci work, an.l wiictaes lis
argscgalo amount Of benefits Will equal nr exceed
tAe cnst uf constructing such work. including ast
Incidental exonses. costs of proceeding, md dan'-
Icy, v,,o,s.x,hx .. ,,.,.,.,
IN Sa osticn as III ti ,,nns III r. H. ~ ns
tnat may he Samarnd or hcn"itra nv H. H. t.rnn."I "G
work. eni II nn;. to rcnors yyhat aiItt.ona iunds
viii 10 70 Affected, "'''' '"N'
Ii vii, be observed Tint these rcou,rcmcnts
| tnvn'vo urnnt ttrni mnr., thnn n t,nr" ina.,o"
lin ,,f In. fa,,5 mn. ocurrni rnlmIon ~ In
nnsahlfv mil rrnrt1ienry ~ ia schom"
Evcrv c,irfnacr Mill i;nnw tf,o wtta f,nnnaethfi
itv ~ Tivinr m answ"r thnt il tvorth *" ma,,nr
it1s writtc m tn INV m" of ~" ahov" nrs,no.
stfnns witf,n,.. nnlt,;,, rnrnf,,l "et,mans issnl
,,nnn rcltahIc mnas,,r"nr,ts md Icvnis 0"'ea
pnmt tts 10 NO. iii fi,n,. hn ra - ~ ~ Tim frr.
+,,ar nrnviaions ~ this s:csinn nrc ~ ns f1iows.
c..s.M ~ s., ~ .,,'' - 49, -, ~ ~. 10
eseas-4n ~. sMH ptn5 Ut " tnu Ien'!un - ios
under any law OF s State it sNail he tno iluty NJ
| tie Coh,inlfsi0nefs 70 exhmne tho said levcc Or
u.s y, y. "stses III ..u ..as theeHeu ~
, 1879-03-07

ANOTHER TEMrERANoH MEETING.
This afternoon the temperance ladies, headed
by Misa Willard. nid numbering about twenty,
apnoureti hefote the Com1nittcc on Licenses,
presided oser BY Air. Hack fur tho ,ptlrnosc ~
giving Tho reasons why t.iry wcru licrc, what
they expected to tlo, M'tt Wlmt they wnt1 I'ke
to have tic Legislature to dol
Alrs, Foster, WIN lad been, selected ~
tpokcsman. stated that they desired n b!ll
drawn giving women the privilege ot voting
upon The subject Ut license fur tho sale Of L.
utnrs, ard tllat WINS lle sole object Of t!eir
meeting ,yIt, t!ie Committee. sla stated tint
Slle would Introduce to thG Committed
MISS MARY ALiEH wRsE,
Superintendent Of tho public scllnots OF Knox
county, the first woE,an IN Illinois wflo lla.!
been elected to TINT position by the sosra of
lncn. ahD has hid n long al,.t varied expcrE-
speaker thought her rcmarks would ilayo mitch
weight III the minds Ut tfe conuttcG.
Miss Ncst CANT forward ans gayc n bttcs lits:
tosyof hrr iaburs. She stated that she i'as1
found tl,at tho relation between tue ssl'ool a!nl
tie aaioon was directly nutagonIstIc. ,The
s5sstet ee .s enemy fanyy, u He h ~ ps's ram ssoo s
safeguard around the children, Thu
reasun why IL wns butter to insrust this license
question u women rather tl'an to men was be-
c.lisu thcIr hearts aNl ailections wesc moro VI"
tally interested. She WAS
NOT IN FAVOR or nAtf.or FOR WOMEN ON
roiaglcAL QUESTIONS.
She believed they should keen Lro,n atl such cn-
tanrtrmcnts. Size had M political asptrattnns,
urt. therefore, she had kept frcu from It's nlu.
cnce.
Mrs. Willis Barnes, of Peoria, q worker IN the
Church, male a TOW REMARKS, follnwel hY Mrs
| Charles II, Casc, or Chicago: Mrs. Glt,bnn, OF
| Peoria: Mrs, Ca,s, Of Cbteqgo President nj The
| Womenss Tcn,ncranrc Association; Mrs. Foster,
who dctslo1,strated the constitutional nowcr OF
the Legislature 10 enact st,c law al that which
| the wDilen desired t1t, this subject.
Miss Willard closed thu appeal on tile part Of
the women, and thc Committee adjourned alter
q protractca session.
|
| LAST KvENiSo's wonK'
The sonate Appropriation Committcc this
ernnfnp 1crftlrf tn rctluca t1I. amount nprred
,,., ~, ..o oSn.,t.t,o 1,o,n,,t,,oo f,,r III, E,,t,,
apo' " snI ~ 1Atss'e ~, 'no n'I"
Asylum s3o" lile same commune 'las also
| agreed to report adversely upon allowing the
Douglas Monument Association the sum OF
$1,000, tho following committeeman voting nav: :
Jones, Merritt, De!ancy, Fosdick, Bent, Scott,
nn1 Frantz.
AN ,,,,,,r
n'' M"oen, ,,.
senator llamtltona committee on Al1sce'lh'
| ncous Afurs hnyo been Investigating
| tic charges ouaIust Or, Hauctl. nesr-
, 1879-03-07

cuaplc associations Of persons to become
body eotposatc, to ralse funda TO bu ioanrd
among. their members.
amend Secs. l, 4, 4. 10, M,h II Of Vi, net GU
tilted a, net concerning voluntary nssgnn,ents.
md eonicrsin" Jurisdiction therein upon Coun-
Goa!ts, nssSyesa Msy a' In, IN o,,,,d
m act entitled IAN net to establish and mantan
system OF tTcs schools" approved April l,
1877. -
bill ou tl'e subject Of drainage, which was 70.
ferrel to tho appropriate committee.
Mr, Carter, OF Adatns. Introduced bill for An
act to auen1 &c., /, nf Art. 7, Of all net entitled
O. An act IN relation to township organization" :"
! approved mn! In furce March I. 1871.
| AIr. Will, of .s!acnipn. introduced yolu.nt.
nous petition from Ills constituents praying for
a1act rtan.sna women shs right 70 veto urt,, Thy
! ton County also introduced q petition Tn tllO
| same subject.
Representative Ftcklia l!as prepared bill! u
further tctl..s TIC dn;'s' ot TIC 5HAges of M tne
lllt proYIdes for three torms Of court per an-
nu, thai The Court slall hear oral arguments In
a ca'scs hnforo them, except Ws'era the counsel
shalt urt,ro 10 submit their vfews III writing, or
upon printed brels; that tile opinions aud de-
csinna Of said Court shall be written out aud
rendered wntls tIey ars In session. 10 that the
Judges may consult In tho presentation OF such
uplu!olls a,sl declsions. Thu bill Is Drawn with
MI unAHrGeney c,aMse.
Mr. Mitchell, Of Mclean. presented q bill for
an act to makc un appropriation for tho lautl
conduR'nsd tor tho us1 of tho stalc adjolntnE
! thu new Capitol grounds.
MIR, Gray presented bill for M act to anland
an vet untitled ~ act IN rvgard 70 ronsss md
1 brtl0es IN eounttrs Under township orgaDtzA.
t!1n. Improved alay 70, 1877, in force July |.
Mr. Lowell, OF Kane, presented tho nettton ot
William Bales ind unety.four others, residents
of 81. Charles. k9no County. protesting against
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A FRESH RUSH To KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, April 16.-After brief lulI III
the tide Of eOlored emigration from the sou:b. the
movement SET In again this week Three or four hun
bred persons have arrived since Sunday, taxing the
r. fugce Relief Committee IT'S utmost to provide for
them 1t Is in fact overtaxed, and IL not only out Of
money but several hundred dollars In debt The com
mittee reports 5000 emiGrants have arrived
tar. OF these about 1000 able pay their
Kansas. The remainder sheltered. fed and partly
clothed while mere. and their paid 10 Nyau-
dOttc Kan. About 700 have been forwarded this week
and there remain In the city about 800, OF whom
MY are sick and unable To travel TIE committee has
received In money from all less than $1,000
ami ciOthng anu food valued ABOUT $500. T1e com
mitter again appeals for ad. The Row John Turner.
No. 1,1l2 MOrgan-st., il president.
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the clay bed below mass OF pulp. a mo
when the girders were placed these piles and tne
weight of the house containing the hydraulic engine
added they Immediately began 20 settle on account OF
the absence OF solid foundation II reported that
all OF the columns already driven would be taken up
and in addition the bshaped shore another shorea
square one Isl FEET In diameter would be placed AZ inc
foot of the pilIng, this 10 be surInOunted by an
iron di,k feet in diameter and 22 inches In thick
ness Hair way the end Of the tubular columns
n bed plate three feet In diameter VIII be Placed wle
auoiher disk bcIlshaped movable and selfadJustaDe,
will rest at the water bottom Of each table. IL Is calmeu
that with these improvements the columns VIII
support 10000 tons whereas the small bel-harei shoe
at first used sank under weish " less than l3,OOo
OF the pier and number of invited guests, ftesdeht
Fitch said he was glad the mshap occurred 10 the per
To remedy IL would only make few weeks delay
and cost thousand dollars. Had happened afttf
the pier had been finished, every body womb say tue
project was failure, and Long Branch would probably
be tins Summer without ocean wharf. -
The contractor says the pier Will positively DC punt oy
Nav 25 Material enough build 100 feet OF the per
on The bluifin the Ocean House. The tnlu
instament stock has paid 30 per cent OF
the whole amount,
The Company has agreed that the price OF an ex-
cursiOn ticket from NcwYOrk Long Branch ana Ie-
turn Will be 30 cents.
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THE TCNNEL BILL PASSED.

DISCUSSION Of TIE CAUSES WHICH ARE INJUEiNG
THE TRADE or NEW-YOEK.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT o. TIE rRIBrNE.l
ALBANY, April 1G.-The project of building
tunre Is beneath the Hudson River between jersey Cy
ana New York, for the OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road and the Erie Railway. and for other kindred pun
poses, received The approval OF tie Assembly to-day
Inc bilI embodyiug this project introduced Ly d."
l. T. Hayes and IL has met with considerable Intellectual
opposition from the friends OF the railways which
enter Ncw-YorE. While vote was being taken on the
bill, several speeches were made III relation tOit
MI Travis of Wcstchestor, said that although the bill
had been materially amended yet he still regarded It In
the language OF its author "as visionary scheme"
Erasus Brooks said that the bill in the interest OF
the commerce NcW-IOrk. such tunnels
essentially necessary for ia, trade OF NcwGotk Year
after race gong to Boston on thc one hand
and Philadelphia ON The other Nj. Sloan said any
measure which Is calculated 10 improve the terminal
facilities OF NcWGcTk ought TO enlist The sympathes
cr au doing business with II. That cry has been
r-mt~s I'm TINS respect Other cilcs have put forth
great cxcrOnS cntCP trade, ana they have gradually
ttseu it away from E-WlOIk. The taxes that put
upon trace ia NcW-Iolk lave been the chief
cause of its loss OF prosperity
Dr. l. l. HAYES SAID: This is measure for the bcEcft
Of NeWIOrK ana the State at large The bearing Of the
hill the commercial prosperity Of NeH-GoIk is plain
10 is simply that the railroads cenjrug IN jersey city
Should have the opportunity 10 enter NeW-IOrk The
oil was passed By q vote Of a 10 10.