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New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
DIED..

BARRoXAt oswegO Y on Wednesday es Mrs Catherine crime
Dunn. Of oswogo.
BEACH-on TUESDAY afternoon March 80 EnnAline. wife
OF the Rev Burton Beach, In the S0th year Of her
Fnsral at Middletown Conn., Friday April /, a. II
BoYD-At Harlem. March 30 James h. Boyd aged years.
md ends sTc respectfully invited to tepu the
funeral Grace Church. ll6thsL, near Sdave, on Thurs
1ntsrnsn1 HsTi safGa az Ne New ~ altOrS, Conn.
BRIGGson wednesday morning the S0th inst Mary Clark
OF Gilbert g. Briggs and daughter OF the late Caleb
81 Littel Of ti: city ,,o,.o., crn.o, Wa. ,o,
ST. between 9TH and 7havss, ON THURSDAY afternoon ut
HeTTSmans VIII be taken to westaeld j. on Friday for
cATLfN-on wednesday morning. March 80, 1881, Cor;
nea Whipple wife Of w Catin, M. D. and daughter OF
Rsia1c and friends ars Invited to attend tho funeral from
81 Jamess p r. Church, corner LaayetteaVe aad hall
y saa.ses nat SSasFs be sent ''O
DARBEE srOokyp on Tpesd9y March a9 SRhtSs
years aud months.
Funeral private
Davi wife Of John Davenport IN tAs 7th year Oh her
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral from her late residence ZIo Wes ~ 90
sssnt. S IT.. '-'"'--
ton son Of Hon. Aaron Ogden Dayton. aged ~
years ot N. res,a.uos Of his brc,hsriulaw DE-
paul 7. Munde No 20 West A0thst' on Friday morninS
,ntsrment Apr1 n n In New Haven on the same day
Members Of the society OF the Clcnnsu a., arc 70
ton assistant OF the Cincinnati ana treasurer
OF the NeW-Jersey state society
KINGMAN Trenton, ~ j. on tho 2Sth inst, Frederick
KinguSn. IN the 9th year of his axe.
aud friends OF the family arc invited 70
attend the from his late residence No lIO West
Statest Trenton Thursday afternoon at 1 o'c1ck.
Iuterment at Mercer Cemotery.
LATIsIERAt Cove Spring. Fla March a. Charles
Edward Latimer srmeFy Of Wetharsned Conn, ana Lor
many years . merchant at Augusta Ga
baseao cSun SSS Ann % doT q saac
FTnsIa m n Ins ~ SS dSy at nont ist at sO O'Clock
wATIIop March 90 1884, his residence, % GrahamAe,
JerseJ city Heights, after short Illness Emile VAIL N
vgnsa se vices Of the residence gdAy, April 1851 st
wILKnson Monday. March 2s 1881. Eawsrd wilkes oGod
50 yeat5. M nr.dt.., ., 1a.cok
lvn Thursday, March 81, az 7;5Q p %.
Remains wiz 20 taken 10 Albany Tor lnterfnenh
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS REVIVED

DNNNhJTIJI III
Boston, March 30.-In the United States
District Court, before Judge Wilson, bearing was 'ad
the motion Of the stockholders to revive the ma''er
the former adjudication of bankruptcy Of the Boston,
Hartford and Eric Railroad the ground ot fraud In
the that the bankruptcy proceedings were got Dy
consent that the Court deceived or mised into
It's prev os deCsIOu. After hearing the TemOnatranccs
OF the .ttOrney Tor the N.w-IOrk and Move England
Railroad nj the assgnees In bankruptcy hgaln5t INC
petition o. the Stockholders the Court allowed the
petition together with several other petitions tendlng 10
open and revive the whole subject " ne mforunes OF
the Boston, Hartford ana Erie Railroad Efforts were
made 10 compel the stockholders lie large bond on
tue ground that seriou questions OF taot must DC now
passed upon by the Court Tho Jur ordered nominal
bond.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
AFRAID OFIIs RECOI ..

Tr0u TIte Ch1TIestOd NtltS U'Iu LVaTItI l1IfIH
Az soon as il pleases the Senate to adjourn
he conntry will have rest. the offices that there II
Ami over are of consequence to the Senators and their
clerks and other paapbefnas OF the Senate are Demo
cratic o. Republican. IS Of no earthly consequence o
into eonenp TO have tna body wranghng day afcr day
aboui a score OF two OF petty Offices. INC Republicans
vjtb Mabnne and the VlcePresident, Lavc NAL ty In
The senaIe and they will get tire ofices-turning ont
Democrat last as Democrats turned out Repn0lieahs-
n tLe wiuer n they do not get them now. What mat
terra Il 10 the public whether the De ocatc attaches
sfep ou now or In the WHterf The 4eInoerauc party
sarnot afford 10 be eyerasugy placed in the pcsitoH
TO tight harder for place than priLeiplo
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
GETTING READY rC ADVANCE.

New-Orleans is the smallest i'll the first rank
of American cities. She has lost her relative position
and Importance, and has gone down to he to0t o the
cass RI she is to get back again must be by earning
her lessons She must as the others have done and
are doDg-accept the situation 90 WIN tne country
nraetica common sense forget the shadowy dream Of
nast tn at has gone We may as well make up
p minds 10 it New Orleans, unless content to stay
sway down tie tail aud see herself ou!strippod by
ss New York Brooklyn, philadelphia and Chicago are
.Yaukes cties" The Yankee cities are the rich aud
CITIES They found out how 10 grow and
how 10 win There can be 10 great city on the Cont
fnent OF North America hereafter that Is not Yankee
how nave the capital the enterprise, the organizing
nov or fhe skill that gets on.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
PERSISTENT ~ 4HEIR DEMANDS.

FAIR HAVEN, N, j., March 30.-AnOther
meeting in connection with school difficulty was
held here last night The District Clerk read com
municaton from Professor Lockwood County superin-
tcudcn OF Schools urging adjournment OF the meet
M uutil Tuesday next when h9 would be present and
l. csiturr regarding the admission OF cO!ored children
voted which mucn ncensed the eolorrd people present
represcntative OF these people informed the District
Clerk hat the cnored children would be persistent in
their demands for admission TO the school Several Of
tae-e children 1t Is reported applied for admission this
morning, but refused on the ground OF want OF
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
YIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS:
Hittinnaia far the nnaf "a hO1srs.


WASHINGTON. March 81, q. m.-The bar
omeer IA highest in Dakota The storm yesterday In
North Carolina has moved slowly nOrtheastward with
increasing energy and is central In NewJersey It's
movement northward has been marked by heavy snow
falls with strong nOrherly winds from Tennessee and
Indiana northeastward TO New-Engand Violent gales
have preVaile along the entire Atlantic Coast which
yet continue from Cape Hatteras n0rthward. Hourly
wind veOctes exceeding twenty miles have Deen re-
ported from Sandusky Barnegat, Sandy HOOK ana care
Hatteras The peraure has fallen from To- 10 zO
from NewJerseY TO Georgia. Freezing temperatures
prevail IN the Lake region, the ONO Valley Eastern
Tennessee and the interior Of the Middle States
IndicGtI0ns
For the Middle States cloudy or partly cloudy weather,
occasional ran westerly winds, high along the
coast, rapidly rising barometer stationary or hBher
temperature.
For New w-EngIand rain northeast TO northwest
winds. high the coast. rising preceded IN Maine Dy
falling barometer, stationary or lower temperature
OauhondrV St0nats
Cautionary signals continue from Baltimore to East
port. Cauionary o-hOre signals continue from cape
Hatteras TO Cape May.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
DEMOCRATIC REORGANIz4TIOM.

The Committee of Twenty-four, representing
The Assembly District Associations OF the Irving Han
Democracy met esterday at the Westminster Hotel it
WIS resolved that committee Of five be appointed to
confer with the Committee Of One Hundred and inform
II that the Iryng Han Association had agreed 10 tue
preliminary and permanent plan Of organization OF the
Of this city recommended by the Committee
q, ono hundred Ainurice j, Power, Hubert o. Thomp
sop Emanuel b. Hart William p Mitchell andJ' Walker
FoWier were az point "a as The committee ,. n,
- Of 49, I, ruty-iouftl.st Emanuel II. Hart, chair
NO. no. -, to Con,tnttee OF Twenty-lOur Of the h7ng Hall
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
NEW-YORK HARBOR INTERESTS.
,,,, rvIvopIPU IN THE TBIBUNTI

ALBANY, March 30.-Tbe Senate Committee
on Commerce and Navigation listened to arguments ID
day in favor of the Objectionable bill TO give authority
TO the Captain Of the Port of NewYork to assign vessels
70 all kinds Of piers the waterfront he Department
Of oscks now has control over the piers win sheds
Tn nc piers are especially coveted by the OF YES
fs If e PORE has been here fqr the past Two weeks,
bn iy lobbying for this b and has been sctyey cup
orted hv 3eneral Henry A. BarDnm ono OF the harHOt
1nasie Robert B. Van Week, who claims To- represent
Californian line of steamers, ana EllOH r; Dss'' a
War.hOnseman, argued that the Dill thOLu peCVmo
laW as an aid TO commerce
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
LO.r =, Al ON .lINrs

Bow ENToW. n. j., ,Iai. -. III resi-
q, ace o.. VI 'an lpmcptt, a. r..,:. w, de-
s,.,ved fr- n,rtlAt irnt. Aut f..i. lro vac con
sur the Ian, y bar b. e.u,l d Il lo's WIS
aD u, - 200; no insIrahc-
sT. LYuIs. March 80 A Adi .attI from -t.'. asystho
supply department Of the Missouri Tt Railroad
hops at that place WA burned last idgh uos valued
ai $4,000 were In the place.
BRADFoRD Penn. March JOThe oil 90 Ia, surface Of
Tuna Creek from leaking tank IL the lower part of tho
city fire this morning by 1--we coal from a
locomotive on the Edo Railway Before tne Hro could
be fubdu,d the railway bridge and j. ". KEGS wheel
factory were destroyed LOs on the bridge, 5000. and
on the factory $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
yrvqs QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
NEWS FROM THE WEST.

NJ the Edttor OF INC IrtCUH@
CO. have searched THE TRIBUNE and
on~a nothing in it about the West for four months are
Won dong your duty by having stan COrrespTngen' tMa
Fhuo 80 The circulation OF our local papers is
limited and besides the American people want 70
nD about those portions OF the country WheTe .rsro
hry VIZ Oak: n. y, March 18. 1881.
Having pub she'd budget after budget OF Far,
apsstern CORES pondence from trained members OF
orr staff within the last four years, and having
n,inted those letters in the popular series OF lRIB
nsE EXTRAS we cannot be accused Of ncgleIing
This class of news.-Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsElso1oS. Wednesday, March 30 1891.
r t-,,,cl e.,t,s st,aln,l Ticlnder0ga sailed nom
H.. Marc iaul navy yard Oh TIC 2jh iuot for New
YORK via ca Horn.
The resignation Of Dr. Oscar O!dbcrg, Ph D., "a mcd
cal surv,,ur of thc Marin II piul Service has been
er.calrI uy the secretary OF the ir'Hautf.
Lieutenant H. NJ. BE rs, Trrcd states Navy has been
o-.,rcd 10 conintud thc ime;s Mary and Helen q"
on Tie proposed Ar,uc expedition In search Of the
JtsLcttC.
President Garfield hls received TELEGRAM rom zen
80, yc welis~c n. Ii ing thc appor meut M Monte
,--.o os C.aIfo dAQ.ifcs 40 Paraguay and UuGuay
= W., P-,li.cai w %, icw Da! 7ch" another name 10
fl.r. Al
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
NTEsTTGATNG zEI16ED EsA UDs.

ct. LOUIS, Mo-, March 3o.-The United
ss.es Grand Jqry Is nvesiiratns the land swindle re-
senty discovsred here. Cyrus Smith, the real estate
operator In Chicago iass indicted for eonsprng to de-
sssc 'ss Soxernmen " presenting mraw bonds for
sha ~ was DtQngt here thls lnorn1 ron
80 49, la sY United htates Marshal Giiuan under
ssid he Sss and w testify before the jury.
ss G ne operations Of the Lana ring j. s. Wsifs anothsr
chmsSs ts mSsa,n y,nsgo was brpght In On an at
ssn what be knows about tne frauas w required 10
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
"7HREE MoyUMEYTs IN BRoADWAYn

General Martin T. McSlahcn delivered his lee
lure upon "Tnree Monumonn In Broadway" Inst
evening before the Nativity Catholic Union, at its club
rooms No. ia second-ayc Tho monuments referred 10
by the lecturer those Of Jumes Lawrence Richard
Montgomery and Thomaa Adds Emmett the Grst beng
sitnated in Trinity. and the Others in g. Pau's church
yard The characters and achievements OF ueso Ihiee
men were described, and few striking lessons were
drawn from their hvcs In the Of tho Lecture
General Mcmahon recit ed portions OF ShanluB Brlen
and of Robert Emnctps famous speech the occasion
OF lis sentence death The lecturer was frequently
intcrrluted by applause.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March 81. a. m.-The barometer
fell considerably yesterday, and at mtnigh was unusu-
ally low Cloudy weather prevailed, with frequent aud
at times heavy rains The temperature ranged between
33o and 37o the average 34Hs being 3ss' lower than
on the corresponding day last year. and 10 lower than
Tuesday. 80
Cloudy weather with rain SNOW follower BY clear
ipg weather aud possibly higher temperatures may be
expected IN this cty and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

The undersigned tenders hearty thanks 10 those OF the
slye hundred thousand peppe OF this city and The added
OF the mportant cities Of onkers Ponghkeepse
IA. i-on. Kingston and N"nburg. who generously
unanimously feceniy supported United
~tnr, Attorney his southern District of y ew York
method Of His ACCOMPLISHMENTS
10 col eoivey because IL is mpacuCa for him 10
w Judges, members OF
rcss and Of the Bar merchants manufacturers bankers
toa artisans nsteTs, Garfield electors public officials
ELLIOTT I. SHEPARD.
IN, N-ort. March 1881
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
REPORTED SALE OF A SOUTHERN ROAD.

SHREVEPORT, La, March 3O.-lhe engineer
of tho Texas and Pacin Railway has arrived here To 90
over the line of the WICK burg, Shreveport ana Texas
Railway which, It IS reported has been purchased ny
Tnorias A. scott The purchase Il IS said, needs only
the ratification Of The foard of Directors OF tie Texas
rad L. 10 be completed ~ eighteen moths.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
GENERAL BusINEss.

ALBANY, March 3O.--Senator Forster intro
dnoed bill authorizing ihe construction Of pef Tor the
se Of the Police Department OF tho City Of Eew-York
Dr. Dalton 0f Hcw-York. appeared before the 5e's'o
Committee on Public Health to-day In opposition 7" Ar
Bergh's bill to prcllibt vivisectlou.
The foo,sine bills were reported in the Assembly;
nv Mr. steele-PToyidDg for the taxation OF corpora
tIops etc This rs lhe bill prepared by the Tax Commit
tee. II wss referred TO the Committee ofthe Whole
incorporating the Lincoln Club. Gcw-York
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
,HE CASE OF JUDGE SANFORD.

ALBANY, March 30.-Governor Cornell sent
to-day a message to tho Senate recommending the re
moya formally Of Judge Sanford, Of the Superior Court
OF NewYor on the ground that for more than two years
he has been unable 10 discharge his duties Th Gov
ernor recommends that he shall continue 70 receive com
nensatoD and sayB "It s admitted by all that he was
an upright and diigent Judge while In active service
and no word II complaint ever uttered against hin
JIe won distinction at the par and fully sustained the
renui alton thus acquired when on the bench IL Is
~ ncere regret therefore, thai the Constitution
roydee no other remedy removal n cases OF this
oba
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
. oIyERR IDEA OF PRE8IDENTIAL DIGNITY.
~> Erotn Albany Express tRep.i

Will any one blame us Tor saying That, in
,,aw of te contest last fail. President Garfield coush
not do less than ut least advse with benatOr C01kng
,,esare making important nominations without Offering
hin, An uncaedlor dIscOurtesyY IL would have cost
nothing for the President 70 have said to the Senator
Who did 30 much toward placing him where he is that
he fet under obligations to nominate Judge Robertson
for Collector and have assured him that the act was
not ntended as an act Of hostility, and should not be
SoloWed bY any such consequence Who viii say that
he President would not have done this, he had not n-
tended a hostile movementT
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
PUBLIC OPTION.

The South is now undergI ng n rea! recon-
r.rncfion II is being brought into true harmony VII
the Union which is say. into harmony VIII nc pr
pies OF the Observation-Disclosures lnqulrer (Kep'!
The announcement seems 10 hG -. Othc'alJ
made from Washington that ttner enerD Grant
Bepat0r COnklinR Will be 7ud,dut; f"r Pr, .de1t I!
1894 Mr. Conklip9 likes the 'O!. niee better tuan
sOy other position in the lanC.-- ~ i--es q si"l
president Garfield wi o. ret tn party
together If DC will go night pa low ~, vi! M % DOW
o no farfIOu and will invite The e9e1sr tlon W h VINO
besys in Republican principles The strength o TIE
Dertv Is in those who wear mans Collar.-luuca
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
AFFAIRS AT ALBANY. .
OPPOSED TO RECLAMATION.

THE ASSEMBLY UNWILLING TO WITHDRAW THE
ROBERTSON REsoLUTIoN-THE STREET CLEAN
ING BILL 4IAKING STEADY PROGRESS.
The attempt to rescind the Robertson resO-
luton has practically failed, many Repubi-
cans refusing to stultify themselves. The
Senate passed the Street Cleaning bill yester-
day. TIL Mccarthy bill was discussed, and
an amendment 10 retain certain bureaus was
rejected. The bill for the supervision of State
charities is to be reported favOrably.
THE ROBERTSON RESOLUTION UPHELD.
ITS OPPONENTS UNABLE TO GET VOTES ENOUGH TO
REsCiND 1.-THE EFFORT TO ANNUL 1T GIVEN
UP.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
ALBANY, March 30.-The resolution indorsing the
nomination of Senator Robertson still remains IN as
full force as when passed. The extreme COnkling
men in the Assembly, who resolved last night TO
have the resolution rescinded to-day, began at once
to seek support for their project They went about
the city, explaining their purpose, but met with a
cool RECEIPT on and after a careful canvass they
found to their great dsmay that they could not
count upon uOugh votes to rescind the resolution.
They then tried in vain to win over
the Democrats, who, in general, refused
to act with them out of respect for Sc afOr Robert
sons character The attempt 10 Test the resoiu-
ton is therefore PRACTICAL, abandoneJ.
The Republicans who opposed the contemplated
backdown were outspoken in declaring that they
could not think for moment Of doing SO abject q
thing in response to an order from Washington,
They said that the unanimous vote on Friday eX-
pressed the true sentiment of the Republicans OF this
State. If in response to pressure from Washington
they were to rescIld the resolution they wouAd De
| placing on the record their own servility.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
COLONEL IUSrENS RESIGNATION.

The 18th Regiment assembled at its armory
I'm Brooklyn last evening TO hear Colonel Au6tons de-
clon III reference to his resignation The Colonel said
that after twenty-five years Of active service and on hc
80 -, ,, ,ossure NJ bu.iness ana also thinking That
The reglmoDt could better man, he had uoi eT
mined 10 resign; but the action OF The Board O OceIs
had catised him 10 change hs purpose. lie WOu!d re-
lin I'm charge OF the regiment II the men W0uld per
1r,n Their duties cheeriuy, and by 20 doing snow tna
tbov wanted him 10 remain.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
THE PROPOSED UNpERGRoUND ROAD.

A meeting of the directors OF the Central
Tunnel Company was held yesterday at j. O3 Whliam'
st. A committee was appointed for tls purpose Of
gaining the consent OF the prOpory-holders along The
line the proposed route one OF the directors sao
Yesterday that as several of tho largest property
owners had already gwen their consent, II was Thought
that this could bC accomplished IN few weeks IL Is
proposed the consent OF the properly eIs
- obtained proceed with the Work of cnnstrucuou
The cost VI the road Is estimated az $JOuO,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
ACCIDENT Ar NIBLVS GARDEN

James Patten, stage carpenter was ar
ranging the scenery OF Hiblo's Garden Theatre ast
night after the performance OF tho Black CROOK ho
been concluded aud he accidentally fell through ID"
saae 70 the sub-cear, distance OF twenty lee,' hH
vSd two severe scalp Wounds, but Was ADle 10 wan
home sftor he had been attended by police surgeon
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
ooNgoEGD or ROseEev

DAlTiMt'RE, March 5o.-In July of last veor
oeofss bss Of Ae~'Iork presented severaI to,aa o''
sSecNs - tns Merchants National BapE in ,,,s 10
spon saoa e cbssned several thousand d,,,1rs '' ps
sszsy e sas tried on one ibcieteat n the cro,na
% e q la's s,y .nd assstee Hh lraI on see
where Il ses9,ln se .ssaes Attorney 10
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 3O.-Ihe President
sem the following nominations - tue senate to-day
Tura, y Van Vakeuburg oi Ncw.York, 70 b" superyis
ing Inspector ~ steam Vessels l'r tht Nillh pliot a..
CAPTAIN Henry Erbcu. /. p Ne Ia Do I'SV''o' W ' i0i
rner fr.tiyc position on Z ea"tlveh-t -, =. =,
' ''io. IN Wiian n Van Nott GicnH Fails y "
7,,. rou-tou Al Br Icuue Penn. Edward G. Fuller az
t,niof Peun Joseph sAyts al Evait Mich tIahe'5 IL
If.ft,. If I.rttr. !CZls.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
HARPER Il BROS.
kraukIin.yu ~

Beu-Hur, A Tale Of The Christ by Lew. Wallace au'
thor OF rne Fair God" 16mo cloth, 81 81.
Tue Human Race and Other sermons Preached at Chs-
tenhan Brighton By the late Rev. FIedetck W.
Robertson NJ A. 12mo. CLOTH 81 90
Into the shade and other stories BY Mary Cecil hay
Alto, 10 cents.
The Life George the Fourth including his letters and
Two parts. Part 4t0 paper 20 cents No l6s IN the
FRANKLIN Square LiDrary
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
Board oTISsl.
hoard oJ1ssO.
Torn. J
] Joseph Barrett, X.

In East Chester, Colonel Henry Huss, Republican, was
elected by about 500 majority over Charles H. ostander
In Yorktown the Democrats yesterday claimed the
election Of william j. Horton, whlle tne kepqonSaans a
c.inrd tne cleetien OF Mr.. TITUS CODcedng he cleo
tio Of Democratic Supervisor Yorktown the Board
u SuperysDrs will consist OF IL hepuDcans " Oeho
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
ovr p,u. ron EACH TRACK.

a plan of the Riley Centre and Safety Elcva-
tel Railway structure presented 10 the IEird Rapid
Transit Conn sion OF Brooklyn, YESTERDAY II provides
iJr only one TO cacn ack c cars Jcing CONSTRUCTED
Oh the 20 llcl 4g principe % /. claimed tia, lls con.
ftruct.on viii cost tn. $lJloJj nile, exclusive oi
foundations about oucthid o the cost of the struc rcs
IN Nc York Il g. urlCG M Ne fNur that ,hc ob-
Ia .f .fftsr
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
THE MCCARTHY BILL.
SEN TOR FORSTER TRIES TO SAVE SOME BUREAU
AND FAILS.

SEN TOR FORSTER TRIES TO SAVE SOME BUREAUS
AND FAILS.
[FRoM TIN REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIGUNE]
ALBANY, March 30.-The Mccarthy bill was
debated throughout tho day IN the Senate ana atthe
close OF tue discussion WAS precisely the posi-
ton as I'm the morning Not section had been changed
and the Senate was at tho same point in the bill as yes
terdav: the fifteenth section witch provides for the
abolition OF O large number Of o"reaus But IN the
meanwhile several Senators "a gwen IN
discursiye manner their opinion OF the govern
ment Of New.York The chief debators were
Senators Forster Woodin aud Strahan. A.. amendment
which would strike out entire fifteenth section, and
thus save from destruction large number of bureaus
was proffered by Senator Forster. With the amendment
WAS coupled provision for the holding Of sort oil
municipal council monthly, composed OF the Mayor am
the heads OF city departments for the purpose OF seeg
II the cty's expenses could not be reduced
Senator WOodln opposed the adoption OF this
amendment arguing tnat no head Of department ever
was of the opinion that be had many clerks and
other employees The only method he thought Of re-
drce expenses was to distinctly the bureaus 10
ba blished az had heen done by authors ~ the hill
lie continued: want to see all the New York Govern
ment So upturnCd that all the trading hctwecn Bepul
cans and Democrats snail be stopped We reel me eect
nj II ot olr Slae conventions. You 30 to department
having a Republican chief and you hhl II h'uHru WIN
Democrats. And the reverse IS true IL na' us en- CO
finances OF the city We OuGht I" nave come
- spec. for this committees work; We ought also 10
a. dish these bureaus ...-,
,mcudDeut the police 'rcnleu could be summat'y
C's,nisspd under the plea OF cutting down expenses,
7nis was Withdrawing protection whcI hHd ti%'4tci %
nj hureaus ought 70 he abolished could NOS H decided
albany. At prcscDc hcro was no responsibility lh tbe
= York Government.
.ttor iorstcr's oendment finally rejected, aud
a. iii was made special order for tO-uotto"
New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
MARRIED.

DUNcAN-HALI-On wednesday. March 30. at the resi-
dence the brides father by the Rev Joseph Bradford
Cleaver william b. Duncan OF Manchester England, and
Alice H. Hall daughter Of Alyah HAIL. esq, Of NewYork
CITY.
y the Row Hamilton, J. Malcolm Wilson. OF Beaufort
s. c., 10 Eleanor VaDder0ult, Of this city