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Special Nollees

DR. Cbundier's Chamosic Booi and yer pills cure oyS
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and steal dephty being to OF
petleneS BY mai 2Jc currency
SocIetaiS' kAHA's Mnseuin 6oo EtOadWay YORK.
snre are I.r Lung. Throat and Mainrlal Disease.
RYE AND hO~E" As PREPARED BY MI. SOLD
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THE COMMITTEES ACTIVE.
AN EXCISE BILL TO BIZ REPORTED FAVORABLY.
LEY TELEGRAPH To Tile TKIhI-NEI


lBT TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE.I
ALBANY, March 20.-The Assembly Judiciary
Committee VIII report tayOrably tomorrow Nj.
Husteds resolution asking Congress to grant women
the right of suffrage. The Senate Committee
Oh Cities intends to make n favorable report
tomorrow on Mr.. SINNERS bill reducing the expenses
OF the Legislature. One Of the EXCISE bills has escaped
from tue Committee nterna Affairs OF the Assem-
bly,; il Is MI Tallmadge's. and will be reported favor
ably Tomorrow. The bill is Of composite character.
having been made up of the best features, In Mr..
Tanadces Opin OF all the other Excise bills hitherto
presented. Under Ito terms policeman cannot arrest.
without q warrant, q peTaOu VINO NAV violate the
Excise law. The following voted IN favor of reporting
Ihe bill fuyorably: Mrssrs. BeckHan EiGnan. see
blrheI Swift aad Tallmadge. Tn" following opposed
snch = report: MCssrs. 81. skinner AID Wakcly. Mr..
Snrard's blll, amending The bankruptcy laws
of The STATE. and especially sweeping away
the preferred creditor clause. VIII b. considered by Inc
Juui,iary Committee Wednesday mex. All mcr.
cLeu.s interested in the bill are invited be present.
Mr. MOoer-s bill making preparation OF 100000
10 euIr. DanutmOra Prison III b.. reported fayUrably
to-IuorIoW by the Committee on Ways and Means.
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NOT SENITOR INGALLSS BILL.

To me Editor OF The Tribune
SIR: The following extract from your editorial
upon ''Thc Negro Exodus" in the issue of The
TRIBUNE of the 18th inst. is incorrect: This
curious exodus undoubtedly got it's first impetus
from Senator Ingals's rather visionary bill prOpos
ing to set apart lands in Kansas for colored colonial
ton" have introduced no such bill. The writer
probably had the scheme of Senator Windom in his
mind. 1 should he glad if you would make the
correction editonaly. Yours. JNO. J. INGALLS,.
Washington. d. e., March 10, 1879.
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CONTROLLER KELLY ON RETRENCHMENr.
HE RECOMMENDS THAT SALARIES BE LEFT FOR Lo-
CAL ADJUSTMENT.

ALBANY, March 20.-The Chair presented
the following reply from Coptroiler Kelly, Of the
City OF NewYOrk in to resolution of the House.
whether in any general plan Of reduction Of salaries
paid by the City Of Now-York which may be
authorized required. 1t ia practicable ex-
pedent to exempt the salaries OF school teachers
policemen lrenen whether any considerable reduc
ton be made. and to what extent, if such salaries
should be exempted and whether in his opinion such
salaries ought to be reduced:
am unable to Judge whether it Ia either practicable
or cNpeent in general plan OF reduction of salaries
to exempt part Of the salaries paid by the city. That
would depend entirely the nature and amount VI
the proposed reduction. AZ the time think nat
general plan Of reduction OF salaries by legislative
enactment would be advisable. THIS is a local matter
which ought 10 be subject to the control Of the local
hortes and cannot doubt that n they possessed the
power Ia regulate The aries paid by this city they
would exercise with due consideration for the interests
involved.
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invest the amount Of their capital In United States
securities and. then. by hypothccating. obtain
rely exempt from taxation Means also Indicated
TO reach various societies exempted from assessnent
and taxation which have accumulated money IeyOnd
Their legitimate wants, and Invested the same In
real estate for rental The most important proposal is
in relation TO the taxation Of railroad telegraph and
ether corporations which cOntemplates that they shall
report 10 the state Assessors all the facts necessary 10
enable that BOarl TO form correct estimate AS To the
amount which every such organization ought to nay
upon bill In accordance with the report Is appended
thereto.
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Mr.. BUECBARD AT THE MINT

PHILADELPHIA. March 2O.-Mr. Burchard,
Drector-ie OF the Mut, ofiealy visited Tie MAX
m this city this morning, and with superintendent
SnaUd don made tborough INSPECTION 0f the working o.
All the departments. This Director BurcLards tfst
visit here since mis- appoint me1t.
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RAILROAD DISSEMINATION.

THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE PREPAENG 10 EyEs-
T!GArH.
FRoN TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRIBUNE |
ALBANY, March 20.-Mr. Hepburn's special
committee investigate the com sint If the Chamber
OF Commerce OF Nea-Nork, and like bodies, that the
ralioa6s discriminate ia rates against NeN-iOrk. and
In favor OF Philadelphia and Boston, will h,d its first
pubic ms. ling Thursday next Mr.. Hepburn has
sent tuyiaIon 10 TIE Chamber OF Commerce aud the
Plud.cr Exchange q NcVl ork, and 10 the boards Of
trade of other cItes 10 rcud cr"scnaNcs TO the meet
ing of The connluiee. A.y complaints that they may
wish 10 make regarding the management OF lie
railroads VIII ~ patiently heard Doubtess represent
utIyer of the railroads VIII ai.O be present.
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ALBANY NOTES.
ALBANY, Thursday, March 90. 1s7

ALBANY, Thursday, MorCh 20, 1873.
Governor Robinson seut to the Senate the following
nominations for Trustees Of the State Hon@opa hic
Asylum FOR the Insane at Middlctown Grnnrn Eurt,
Of Warwick; Uztl ;. HAYES, OF MlddlrtOwH; William
Herring and Hiram W. Slblcy, ~ New York. The nom
nations referred to the Finance Committee
MIR Pierce has introduced bhl to permit the policy
holders OF the Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company 10
vote by proxy. II referred TO the Insurance Com
mittcc, aud Immediately reported back tavor-tby.
In the Senate to-day the Appropriation bill was read
and
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MIDNIGHT HEA THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis Jor the past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, March p, l a. m.--The ba-
rometcr Is highest along the Atlantic Coast. and lowest
in Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, where a STERN OF
slight energy is central The temperature has risen in
the Middle States south aud Southwest: elsewhere has
ransiped nearly stationary Light rain or snow has
fallen except in the Gull Atlantic states aud New
Eng and. SOrthcty WINDS prevail west OF the NJ Ssls-
spui RIVcr IN the Upper Lake region, variable IN
tGe Middle State and Lower Lake legion; Elsewhere
they are sCutherly.
LtdIca'i0aS
For New-Ena and. casIng clOudiness, followed by
rain eOu west winds backing to southeast stationary
or CHER temperature and falling bar0IncioT followed
in wet portions by rising barometer and colder north
wcst winds
For the Middle Atlantic States, rainy followed by
clearing weather warm eaSteTy winds and falling la
romcer followed by rising aud colder north
west winds.
CdEiiOHGrg Signals.
Cau,iopary signals continue from Cape Hatteras to
Sandy Hook.
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ASSESSMENT AND TAXATION.

AN IMPORTANT REPORI-A BILL FRAMED THEREON
ALBASY, March 20.-The report OF the
Suecil Committee Assessmcuts proposes Distinctions
OF, account Of indebtedness from tie assessment OF
real and personal property to the extent Of
ule actual indebtedness Of the owner Reductions
are submit,e ed prevent fr uduient deduction and
which, 1t thought Will result IN placing and retaining
vast amount of property upon Tie assessment rolls.
speeaI ndment IL proposed 10 reach persons who
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ADVICE FROM A sTEADFAsT FRIEND.


The Democrats have now difficult task
before them. They have already Incurred very dis
agreeable responsibility III making extra session
necessary. II they il in tryIug 10 the
Presidents veto by means OF riders TO The appropriation
bills, though IL will not bC Revolutionary, UdSmuCh
as they VIII simply be following vicious practice 81
their opponents, they will nevertheless disgust and
alarm the country 80 unusual degree, and throw
await utterly whatever opportunity the remembrance OF
Republican shortcomings SIN affords them There Is at
this moment nothing that would clagrn and GIsc0n-
ceri the Stawarts their passing the appropriation
bills and going quietly home.
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THE MERRITT CASE.

In the suit OF William j. Merritt, or VIII
SON 10 prove his Legitimacy aud his rgni to the estate
Of John A. Merritt, which confined yesterday at
WEdc Plans testimony was produced 10 show that one
LIZA wilson hsd applied 10 TIM town OF Green
HicA Conn. Tor The support Of her child TIC sou VI
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AFRAID OF THAT BARREL.

The Northern and Eastern hard-mOney, old
fOgy antl-ntcrual Improvement Democrats, OF which
school Mr. Td-n type, III no sympathy with tue
Soutn Or sou hcTn interests and are believed to care
only the Southern except IN 80 Tar as they
MAY aud III OF the NatlOua DemOcl attic party
Believing this, tine Southern Democrats be counted
on 10 give sod Democratic delegation 10 the Electoral
COlieeea Tilaen. Randall Go. not and VIII not b.,
the choice of the party so long as the South
ern Il representatives. have voice. bat The people be
sold out by trusted agents who will msrelTesent then
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THE "sACRED ISSUES" OF REVOLUTION.
Eroln LA. CLMci,LLaff ElllMirer lLeM.l

There are things in a Democracy, in a Re
public more Lovely Than avarce more precious than
80 Cuisines" There great questions of personal
liberty, questions touching the whole scheme of civil
liberty questions touching unietered suffrage, qucs-
tons touching tae very dra on winch the Republic is
buiit that confront the &LNIth Congress in its first
moments. 1t was called together III extra session be-
cause OF an lrrecOneilgbir difference between the two
parties these questions. Upon these sacred
issues let eOrdid appeal sedure the representatives
of The Democracy tins Congress from thc lofty de
voion winch takes fresh from the hand OF It,
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NrM.nAyEN-Loss So. 900.

NEw-IIAyEg, Conn.,, March 20.-Shortly be-
fore o'coca thu evening tire broke out in tbe second
story al liz bm.d us No 276 Chappest., occupied by
the Rowe Hardware Company The fire was confined 10
tbe second story but the damaged the stock In
tnc rtor considerably. The stool - g;,4 go ai,le
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yyst-, vii DrubaDiy cover the loss
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MR.. FRITsCH'S CONCERT.

Mr.. Christian Fritsch, the well-knOvn and
popular tenor VIII give concert AT subway Hail. on
Saturday evening Of this week at which the attractions
will be remarkable both their number and Tor tLcr
variety Tie hst Of the artists who will take part IS
very long and contains number Of excellent names,
among whom are Mcsdames Imogen Brown, Florence
Eice-Knox, Ufchs, and GrUsslcr-IIeim ana hessIs.
stocdarj. PlcEn, Bcrsin, Kapp, S. B. Mills, T. Agra
mOnte Werner. BrSndciS e. Walter aud Colby The Sc
lectioIs peculiarly attractive. The sextette from
" LUCIA will be gwen and the quIntctte from " The
BailO IA Maschera," besides "A number 81 solos aud
euels. aud some excellent instrumental Duslc. Tue
concert Ii be pleasant one, and II ought to be
AIT
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John Avery 1t claimed in opposition to this that
Mrs. Wilson not the Eliza Wilson mentioned. One
OF the witnesses declared that she had heard Mrs Will
Merritt say that her wanted to swear that
John A. Merritt his father but that she hated 10 do
IT, IL shown later that this witness was relative
of the COUSINS VINO clam the property.
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NdRRTEp.

MINGAY-GILMAN-O WeIneslay, March 10 at the resi.
deace ~ tie brides parents, ElS0Od a. Alngay to MISS
Lille Gilman, both ~ th, CITY.
WHEELER HATH AWAI-fn Brooklyn, on wednesday,
March 10 az tie rssdeuce OF the brides parents by the
R-v. William Ives BGdngtOn D. d., Mr. Henry H.
Wheeler Miss NJ. Libbie. daughter VI j. l.. Hathaway
esq. all o. Brooklyn.
AL notices Of hdyriages must be Endorsed uih jul
nj
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The nlnctinn of Rannnll is rnCOc1


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Tilden is tightening his grip on the Dem
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party New York City. The little fellows out West
who opposing TIdens denomination will 10 wei 10
I'D nunnr.
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ALBANY.
INFRINGEMENT STILL IN PROGRESS.
THE ASSEMBLY UNFOLDING 9coSoMY-RAILRoAD

THE ASSEMBLY UNFOLDING RECOMMENDATION
RATES TO BE EXAMINED.
In the Assembly yesterday Mr. Glidden's bill re-
ducing the salaries of the judiciary and State
officials was the subjectof spirited debate Finally
the bill was ordered to third reading. being
amended SO as to leave the salary of the
Judges in the Court of Appeals nm
changed. The SPECIAL committee on Railroad DIS
elimination will hold its first public meeting on
Thursday next. The special committee on Assess
ment and Taxation has made a long report and SUD-
united bill carrying out it's suggestions
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tTRIBUER OFFICE March 81. d. m.-The barometer
was stationary until yesterday noon after which tine
The tendency was GOwRward daring the last Bodr of the
day the fall rapid Partly cloudy weather prevailed
with light rain the close OF the day. The average
temperature was 6ls7 higher than Oh Ncdn1s day the
roerury ranging between 80 and d6o. Tie amour! OF
mostufe In the air mas leon lncr abed slightly
CIou ~ aud warmer weather. wih occasional rains,
possbIY followed by colder uud clearing weather, may
be expected III this city and vicinity Today
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and the Continent be specaiy Addressed aud az II
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