The New York Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1857, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13; 1857., 5 _ a ee _ effect woollen % . Roche: called jecttuns to the bill are sustained Constitution, I truss | | mengurate to the copstitutional demands upon the canal Gouraud’s nal Italian Soap for Skim ones oo. <r AFFAIRS AT ALBANY. \ foes ety: oy papas ‘Wes om sey ten rely widrcqntdence pon be ndings and», | tot cut the speoito arred (0, 18 vBe | pleiehea, pondge mpi or uv rovng hai, rouge, Ny wie anrepennnnnnenennnretnree Resolved, That the Canal Board be, and is hereby, re yaost- houses to afford nein ns (ors report to the Com! ‘und, | Oriental eream " “ Foor, it any pon bie WEW YORE LEGILATUBE. gdioveportuy tot eames asa sontonmacm,istoar | ?Ritatatntal mpport wo very orton ice 1 S° | wet pow ue theory ment, 67 Walker weet, uear Broadway w Wilard’s Hotel, ‘an Ame ploeam the revenue of We canal can be augmented Yay mposih tolls been the subject COOMN A. KING, '# may Dot be cheapened to HUM, Inimitable Cat r of Hal; Wee wane Maeedeleth best bos. Senate, bee Lake Brie ta ide wien, whetser,icpaseos | ALBANY, Feb. 11, 1867. Of cost on the canals, 10 ag to enable th | ying wo. 1 Barcliyatren: la dy- 4ebillings ao x, 0 i waalhy the estab’ Loughier ) | ie par, ry hole line st'he’ Wallan ‘ceual and whottcr io | The question was takes at once, whether the Dill | Taliroads to maintain the successful competition they n0W | Cy brown, upoke from an ‘working ALBANY, Fed. 18, 1887. their judgment the condition of the finances of the State ré- | should become a law, potwith: the objections of feared that the tuture e@ill give us 20 a rota inside and out, and main mills Mr. Wapewonrts presented six mer oriaie asking fora | quire the adoption of such a discrimination; and whether, in Sodorasen al cheeses make ita law {a entertained and has been expressed Kupture Cured by Marsh 4& Co.'s Radical Saou be on tno will 19: | revision of the canal tolls. Gernection with such a measure, there afe any ticles Of | by g vote of 17 ayes 10 U8 Does. pals cesar Cece ie I Re Ld eure trem, ot Ho, 296 Maiden lane, Bow York, y present rales . ) disouss ations: ] sane be Will De | The object of the memoriallsts ‘e to makes discrimine- | crrased or decreased, and iberebdy iasrease the roventie, and eee eee GF a «s Weed! 5 Pentel eden, Mr, | Busnes, gentiomas | tion tn the tolls, 20 that the Sie should mot lose tolla by | sriatjsmoun' of inorcase othe aegregain can reasonably ve | Wade, Tolls and Tonnage of the New Yor! Cannot hope 10 he ‘tying the hair, swe w acy Breueh ar. a Yael would not | means of cut-offs mado Bav!"abie at the expense of the 11 Des Deen @ matter of deliberate consideration with CANAL Deranmuawe, ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1857. Be one ant ad somenicn of the pul Ststeome aa the price. Fan de satay ladies! ale woat war; and it bb whish State officials whether a decimating canal tari of tolls | To rp Laciiarune oy Tun Seats or Naw YORK :— j Seite Seeneen, Ge e wed a gentlemen's bair'o curls the mori ravwe: masnner, the governme: which | State, and through whlsb rsany miles of canal navigation guEbt not to be made between property passing tne whole The Avditor of the Canal ‘tment, as required by | 2Ue# of tho canals will at any time meot Temoves dandruff, alw ssh i viv be heir the sppearance ‘Was inetituted. ‘The French Bpo- | were evaded. Jength of the Erie Gamal, om taking a out by way Of | statute, submits to the ‘the ‘annual report of Fumes them. eing fresh shampoon 3 ee. yl aad cee ei p require | Mr. A. a. Sirs preve ated « memorial from forwarders, | Oswego. The latter place f¢ annually increasing 10 00m: | tho tolls, trade and tonnege of ihe canals of this Sisto USS, Det and pearl aahen, Salted best, butler, sicd Blowers”. Bor esis by aud: usgia'e- it and the mevy oourse | commission mercban'e and ethers, complaining of the | mercial pro:peritv, ard Jenmense | during iho se for may for the year 1866; and | Cheese. lard, tallew acd lard oll, flour, domestic spirite unaD! ers. wlhecantady 8 remarks be said ‘wut de- | incfficiency and neglect of the contractors, suporimten- | quamiity of trade from all the matters and st ‘whish are required io be | lime, cattle, boge and sheep, have greatly fallen off. aa “ Invited to Exami Mman@s while other interes sugar | dents and under contractors on the canal the season. | by way of the Weiland prerented to the Legislature will be found fully r. | 00 some of thete articles the to'ls are merely nomiaat Country Druggists are mine abail uct be neglened Mr. Urnam reported ble bill transferring the sppolnt- | which lormerly oonter tleu'arly set forth in the sooompanying tables. TOTOL ea cot eae Sent ee cece RAM | our sick of ging gil a atiien 5b Masa wtroet, ‘W. Covovz, of thirty | ment of Auditor from the Canal Commissioners to the | ing Buflaioniass bave freq: pts ditional {ables and comparative statements which will be | Were $106 688, and in 1866 $27,947. (in flour, im 1861 RUF HARG & O0,, 35 Magaan etree! 78, argued that auufacturers are | Governor. the Canal Board to obarge equal tolls upon property | found as the close of the usual anpual statistical $640 ce when the canal carried Sais tons, at is Holloway’s Pilla—The Sallow and Cuta- Ser te'be over sonte of foreign wool, | | Mr. Books gave notion of « bill requiring the recording | passing from Iake Erie to lice water, whether it weat | sion reported to the Legislature have been carefully oom- | 866 140.003 on e carriage of 130,021 tons. In 1861 the |. Thwtloway's Killiltic tie ee Me omach And is ‘vat on the as the ef: | of al! marriages. the entire length of the Irie Oanal er entering the Uswogo | piled from official documents in possession of the Auditer, | ‘lls om £66 404 tons of properiy ive merchandise | tive iver. in room repiaged uy 4 healthy. tone under the op "4 fect would be . He HILLS PARED, Canal from Iske Outarls. Now, again, the atiempt is Orcer to present in the same report, ae far ag was | Were $577,448, and in 1856 tho tolls on 370,768 tona were | oro! Tiere great purvinrs of the secretions amd the bro vd. ‘Spike of the tron interes s of Pennsylvania, and advo- To incorporate the American Guano Co. being made, as ieseen in the resolution above quoted. | ound precticablc, = comprehensive view of the trade | OB!y $066,801. This decrease in tolls of $01,647 ie be ‘Gaied & protective polloy ‘To incorporate ihe New York College of Velerinery | Secator Leo, from Grwego, opposed action upon it | and tornego of the tines of communication between the | /leved to be owing to the reduction In the ratos in 1852, ‘The committee rose. joone, this ing, and was about proceeding with remarks in ‘eat lakes and tbe Hudeon river and New York. to meet, as was alleged, railroad competition 7 On motion of Mr. C. . Sxrru, the miniature map of the | opposition, when a motion to iay on the table and print fro $ 2,748,219 The increased shipment by canal during the late season Mr. Courax, of Ind., presented the resolutions of the | bay and harbor of New York, propared by the darbor | prevailed When sgain called up, an animated discussion | Ww] ot navigation, (over the, preceeding year.) of 6,038,700 Legislature of Indiana saking that sugar be admitted duty Commissioners, was ordered to bo printed. ‘will et ave, in which the canal policy of tue Stato will be burbels of wheat and 976,671 bushels of corn, yio an ache and a tloral F ava'iin, ahou'd hasten eo On motion of Mr. C. P, Surrn an éxeoutive session was | reviewod, and the rival interests of Butfalo aud Os ‘crease in revenue, compared wiib 1655, of 819,564, aad = Saige) scented water, vid by 5 T. ey! OE Ad journea. ordered fer to morrow neon. ‘de maintained by ee on one side and Wadeworth on witbout thie adoition the tolis for the season would have Telesales druggists. 6) Water strect, Mew Yank, ya! “ The object is to make public the report on Harbor Mas | otber. been only $2,303,742. Respectfully submittes, eB P State Agricultural Soctety.. | io tor corra ng a 33 , The fatturo of Frederick Follett, late Onna aeaiaen od Ne BENTOS, Avior, | ALBANY, Fet 5 a ms ‘to re-or; ize e Canal Department er, tow uy cal u's an a + ‘Tho dedication of the Agricultural Rooms took place to- | was debated by Mesars. Brooke and Upham at ponsider- compeliea tp ier. Gineral to mabe an stiempt 10 More Anti-Rent Decisions. ppEtte ane — In Brvokivu, o& Wednondas Fob. 1, BP. Johnsen, the Ooresponding secretary. made | able length. brirg his ‘ies \nte open Court. Follett, during the [From the Alvany Argus, Feb. 11) y the Br. anes mA ‘| al 2 in Fuapawior a statement of the society’s operations. Addresses past ycer, bas stated ibat ho bad im his possession Atm recent term of the Otroutt Court, held in this city | Baicn, of New York, to \ Se anTas Daa) dgugnter of ‘were delivered by the Hon. Samuel Oneever, President of Assembly. ample vouchers to cover alt moneys which be had reoelv- by Judge Alien, several important sults conuected with | John P. Darg, Beq, of New Orivaue. the State Agrisultural College,and by William H. Bogar: Axuayy, Feb 12, 1867. ed from the canal fund during bis term of office. Not 2,748,212 | the question of Manorie! Rents came up for argament. ne it = hig sy, Fob 1%, hy (ha Rew, end Hon. T. ©. Peters. A wv remane wore made by =} " yet baving done 20, the Attorney General bas been re- The whole amount of tonnage transported on thecanals Jooge Alien decided the oases on the Oth iastant, in | Father worry, Mr. Kowaxn doy 10 Migs Pasny Savt, Bon. William Kelly. ‘The bill for the romeval of the Quarantine was taken | Guested vy the Btaie autnorities to make a legal 0 | curirg tho lass seagon of navigation, asoending and de- | each caso in favor of tne plalntilg. | A es ae abs Mf, by Me, Stans Expl.rations of the line of the Hadeon river road, tour | up !n Committee of the Whole. Sota sees ot Shere, ecceer aoe Ce erenee 4116,082 | sone had betore bees laid down by tue Judges of our | MY. Jowm Puirn to Wiss Vacuasar Hows, al of thie oly.” miles from Albany, show one track partly washed away . therefore, ville 7 ‘Mr. Mxnan opposed the bill, and mado an attack on the. pag of tee f is covered with ico seven | Commissioners of Emigration. tures to the ex-Oommiesion MamuRwe—Cexre —Or Tueriar, © a ake. eee Spaulding, Ebwany Mariey 6 8 own district (in a caso in which Judge Harrie delivered bond. It will be recol- the opinion), and which are now corirmed on tho high or eight fees high. ies ree ‘be completed in the Mr. Vaznum said these obarges of corruption and ex- | kcted that John 0, Mather was similarig asoused, and avibority of the distingvished vudge of the Fifch distrios. | (avgbier of ih ate B. B. Corti, Sen gart ct neni week, @ trains now run round by | travagance sgainst the Commissioners were nouew thing. | Prodcedizgs were about bi ing instituted in his onse, put ae 1,192,673 Mr, Colvin wiil carry the cases to the Court of Apposle, Le He bapers athe one s Berksbire and the Hudson River road, , | 18 was found that he owed the State nothing, having . °234:901 | Upon pointe upon which he bas great relianco; aud the Hrat— ana or nd a ay evening, Fob 1, by ——_—_—____——_ Since their creation they had received and expended d in the hands of the Auditor receipts froma aum- | Merohardise 870,768 | decision of that body will, wo hope, pat an end to litiga- | the Key P. strykor, Ro no wae United States Supreme Court. nearly four millions of collars They had paid to coun. r of individuals, purporiing v0 have for mono; 789,076 | ticn wasteful on both sides. Caer cnbanet ot #8, Req , of this elty, ‘Wasuinaro, Feb, 12, 1857. ties nearly one million dollars, aud added four huadred | yegetyed, when in truth Mether was indebted to tadivid- Locthdew Stephen Van Rensselner ogt Henry 72h. yo ape Ruse, aban howe Ne TL=-Patsiok mr ve. Wun . Gaines and pr mye oe property of the State. Hedefended them | ais and ‘not the Stato pWnetber another ou Om, 4,116,083 “ “ bs i san Sualdir, * 3 rg i a re hed wo rR adoy, Bab 1 Mt, rgue: . Lawrance for defendants. ® charges. missioner bas balanced bis books w eo is nod ye The value of ton: is D “ James Farquabr. p g at § ‘WiNG. 18 Willa F. Bryn; ot ch vee ‘Rovert: Foreyth. pint, LmAverwout objected to several features in tbe | sown outside the auditor's oflce, miodeunetiee ene $10,211,883 44 Ghrlatopher Z:h. Beungest deughtor ate Jauces Hotoles, Bxq , ail of Angee commenti, eer ae The motion was oa” Lic we. Pe or dia éoa eae Beit —Fowing = On Wedueaday wang. Feb 11, by ark, The Annual Tax bill was taken up and debated, but no grrr Lr other sane be wtih a “© Jobn T. Flavaburgb. the Rey. Asher Moore, Mr. Axnunw Fawia to Mise Kum saa er eee Nace: 12, 1867. | vote taken om the amendments proposed. Governor King's Velo of the Supply Bilt—Generat ap | (iher griculteral proiucts bidicsenags® orc “ «+e Lune M. Powans, davgoter of ue Isto Capt. Joadua P. ‘The flre which occurred here iast night burned three The bill appointing three State Tax Commissioners was probation—To be Pasned with Certain ‘ems Eraved— | yerchandise, 136'691'816 “ “ “James Luckey. Fow.18, of Brooklyn. enw whe: spe ge 2, Qaimby & Co.'s omnge may, J ‘The Secret Report still Under Cover—Nohing Done in | Other articles... 11,084,991 as be iva = % = Died. large beliding cocupled’ by RM Grummon, sitver Raccutive Sasion—The Slate not yet Prepared, dc , dic on Sakamne ree oe GRemeen atts, as ~On Wedne day, Feb. 13, after a lingering ill plater; P. Toprem, caulker’s oe Aaron antes, on, ing Governor King sent in his message to the House this ‘The total amoun’ freight, “Of tons var Walter 8. Church “ Samuel Miller, b ne, Bs -AbETH, Wife of Dapiel Meyers, im the 45sh year Sore: S: Gow. Mra bee aoe sm bOP ree | "Debate ensued, bus no vore was taken. morning, giving his reasons for withholding bie signa: | ried one mile during the last season of navigation : The friendaof tbe famtiy are reavestfu''y InvPod (oat $60, 000; insurance, $20,000,” TILIB PASERD, ture tothe infamous Supply bill forced through both | Wa... eentaes casas HOD,089,008 City Inselliganes : tend rer (unera), this aicornooa, et owe o'vlook, fem hoe Quimby & Co.'s lous ie $40,040, of which only | For closing Bloommgdale square, houses. The readers of tho Huxatp have previously | composing such total tontag [rn Eon Tox Fem im Brzckxn Staner—Tux Bopres Not Yat | jnwo revidcnce, No. 3:4 Bowery sured, About one hundred men are thrown | , 7a auvporize the city of New York to raise $600,000 for | ‘seen gayized that his Hxoellency would undoubtedly veto | Products 01 the foros ~ 149,754,610 | Fovxn —Sinoo Tuesday morning workmen havo doen | | Canniex—(m Wecnee‘ay, Feb. LI aitor a short and Soe teed’ te vacue pusiness tm. | To amend the Lefferte Park obarter. Aho ill, His objections are’ agains the tems whieh pro- | Eroducte of animals BY dusy im throwing water on tho #mouidering rains, and | Y°Cy he beatin Caucier, ago’ 16 youre and tt mediately, to fill orders. The light from the fire was vide for the peyment of heavy sums to legislative tra: | Oinor ‘agricultural products 936,750-258,118,341 removing the borin their eneeavane Relay i by | months. 8 f : z Seen for miles, and five engines came from Elizabeth aud Werk Before the Legislature. yelling committees during the recess, or after the adjourn. | Manufas setese 28,409,003 | 8/0260 crowd Of curious citis'ne | No trace ot tho byilee | The reistivew amd iriende of the family, acd those ot Jersey, and sided materially in subduing the Samos. fs RF ment of the Legislature. ‘The constitution provides a | Marcbaniite + $5,428,458 | Toveral pleoes of freah and cooked meatwere discovered, | ititdi nish ate foernen ee jare, reapocttulty ? Other articles. + 70,818,626 | apd some excitement wes created n the vicinity by the ree; of the water. Mr. Pstry Introduced into the Senate a bill to reorganize | certain per diem fer members while convened at the Ca. o'chck, from the residence of her (father, 62 Kast Thirty. ied Pits one sro ; orked ‘bard and uniiringly, but suffered “ 3 | SUPposition that they were portions of the decoased. It | eighth ett => a wv) ut sulfere: eae xd eialaie by! and ‘ended Now | pitol in a legislative capacity; # the regular scssion fp TREAT we cesses: cos, 808.000.0038 is possible that no trace of the bodies may bo focnd asinib.--On Tharsdsy, Feb. 12, Wnuan C, Rubrietp, ‘The fire et largest that has occurred here for ‘ork, wi varies in !ts features from the bilis hereto- | should extend for a tweive month, no member is en- hr ne +: pmnacined, SE po pond nearly every combustible thing in the buildiag wi aged 08 yeu ‘No houses were burred on Fret street, and the | fore introduced. 1t provides for the appointment by the | tiled to any more than three hundred doliars, and mile. | W*Y te Canal from a | sumed by the flerce tiames. The relatives anc friends of ‘he ‘arily, and those of his ho | vigati 60 tons. : ; ey SE etre amq,. | mntanets, two Sor ‘The | Sellers per day to the ena.of such exire sonsicu. This ie Produce of tbis Sate, durieg the same period was 974,- | Consul at Tangiers, delivered a lectare on Airioa, before | WNrout turther ineiiaiio;, Trim Ms Imo realtence, Not 000, of which half belonge to Messrs, Quiuby & Oo. Smmiosieners t0 catenin 4 gears all that tko constituticn allows any memoer. Now, of | 580 tone. The whole number of barrels of tlour arriving | the Mechanics’ Institute, last evening, Ho spoke more | $3 West Nicteent q ¥ x v Sppoint a chief of police, one captain for osoh ward or ption of tha pre- | at tide water through the canals during the last season of a C ‘trol neces. | iste years, and especially since the ado; i ast Caml sent constitution, both hovees of the Logisiature have | UAvigation, was............ seereeeecsee sees e130, 609 Fire at E me — oe. &o., and not exoceding 1, been in the uniform habit or maveuting een each house, eh nyt ot ee Mesa eine A fire at East Cambridge this evoning destroyed the | tion of the terms of the present clerks, and enter apon | Of ts own members, various committees, unrestricted a pod I tae oe aietiaet ion particularly of the empire of Moroos0—1 position, people apd customs—aud dwelt on the subject of explorations in Central Africa. venced the idea that the maiaria, whict bas been #0 de- Don --On We Feb. 11, of cosumpiion, Liuum R. Dopp, im the 28d y: 0. Hi nd the me © roquestet to past tro o'olook, Brom her this aftercoon, “ to the employment of attashes, or anything else. calcul ve bushels to stractive as to break up pear dence, No. 1:6 Ninetwenth et antes stones been oe detrepeds a = aon ge ae The Legislature. of 1806 appuisa seronet these tre. | the Darrel, would MAKe,.....cscseeseee e+e 2,865,268 | Masnt be mouths ef the rivers: sea tust, if once ‘Tow ans On Wed ay, eos Il, Carmenisn fowsns, amoant of stock was consumed, and ihe loss is estl- | hold office until their succeseors are appointed, Hore- ‘yelling ceravans. The amount for their services in the pommel, more healthy atmosphe: uid be found be ‘The friende of hor sou Jo>a, aid aou w-lew, Joho @. ‘at $40,000. Insurance $10,000. afer, two commissioners are to, bo occted every | S¢PPly bill was cnormous, and awakened the attention of | Total in barr gaposes cers sees c+- 8,485,778 | yond, are invited to aitend the funeral, thie afvernoon, ab ag a Spy eee two years at the charter election, ‘one ‘name | members of the prosent Legitlatore, and the matter was | | The whole number of bushels of corm arriving ai tide | © pty nz snern Seamer. —About a quarter to 9 o'cl ‘ane o'clock, from her lats reeidencs, No. 106 Santa Fe Mall—Indian Troubles. tpg tt hi a = fipaily conveyed to the executive chamber, froma whence | Water during the same period was poy hee ga "1 Twenty.seremih tircet, between First and Second ag pace nay oe son recelviey the next highest number of votes 10 to cay came Governor King's veto. Cpon takiog ine | BUmber of Dew boats registered during the last year, 1e | last night a fro broke out in the melting houte of J. C. y The Westrort, correspondent ‘of the Repusizan aE ee td a Rs ay thare wero only soventeca members of no | 362, with a tal tonnage Of 88,000, making an average Bull & Sons, 186 Kiizaboth street | The Aremou, were i. —On Thursday, Feb. 15, of coneumption, May (that the cutward Senta tt it “ House found to oppor veto. When J quickly on the premises and soon got to work, but It was | Amy Mol ite of Ji ‘Olle! the 24h ih letter fron Bant’s tert’ dena Bers ae, ts Selore ide eomunirioners Ue hoe Plery Ne eentit® | passed the other day It rocolved ‘sixty nize v vse, which | |The Rumber of lockages at Alexander's lock for the | Witn cifioulty that enough walcr could be procured (sev, | ARN uctYARw, wile of Jamce Cell, in the 24:h year of fort, dated Nov. 23, says that the fort was safe, but tbat the Keawaes’ had dosiared sbows that Silty two members change: their views after | £¢880D, was 31,228, and the greatest number of lockages eral of Rede pm Ddelbg frozen), but woen sullisiont ‘The triends and rcquaintances of the family are re- war onthe whites, Bent had twenty firo whites and bearing the veto read. ‘at apy,ove lock was 37.969, a} lock No. 45 Frankfort was obtained they soon extinguished the fire. The fre | spectfuliy iuviied to at.cnd the funeral, from hor late re- four hundred of ibe Cheynnes to wemhwe fort. Te Governor. Steve sone oat for wha be hag Rn the season of 1865 with that of 1856, it appears to have originated in the rear part of the build oon ee . 06 Ninth roma, to-morrow afternoon, at ing, im the vicinity of the furnace. Tho tlemes extondod ‘nto the front part, ccoupied as an office by the tirm on the first floor, aud on the second flooras a dweling by Mr. Southerdon, the bookkeeper of the establishment. ore o'clock Melbourne, Avstralla, papers ples: Francam —On Wedoerday moraing, Fev. 11, after a iia- Magia 8 frances, wifoot Wm. Dy si decrease in revenue of $56,871, aud an increase against iimprovident iegislation, and a protecuan to | '2 lourege of 98,4€5, divided among the ditlerent articlos the tresaury, ho coula have found items of over a | #8 follows:— hondred thousand dollars in that bill. fwiy at devery- ing of condemnstion ss those be bas xingled out, Do. animal The New Jerscy Legislature. Trenton, NJ, Feb 12, 1867. Notice was given in the House to day of « bill to re. move the Quaranlive. The joint meeting of both houses 3 ~ The damage to the stock, mechinery and building will daughter of Davi H Helwe, prim Bor the ekection ot United soee Bonater has been fixed Avy bovest map cap take tho bill as it stands and easily = La Products probably smovnt to $1,000. The furniture of Mr, Soath Hives and friend of tbe tarmily ni veapecttully fer the 19th of February. deleot do: of Nation to partisan favorites, lobby jercband: erdon was dat by water probadiy to the Sitend the funeral, ou Si nday afernoon, at» TacadsiieieiaeettisibiiaaiiM baad, jackals Joafers about the capitol, just as deserving of Vegetable feed—iner amount of $400; insured for $1,000 im the Hamilton Fire | qcarter past one o'clock, trom her late roeid Ne Death of the Hon. Albion K. Parrts., ‘an cxeoutive velo as the one or two items which his Ex- Menta gen Ye reased Insurance Company. There was somo slight damage doue | ypring street, wihout further laviialioe - Poutraxp, se, Feb. 14, 1867, ooheney Bes inched out, bettikiann (rete o* {Gahe.vallding No, 189, oocupled by Allen Hornby ase | Becast—in Thursday, od. 14, Kies Axx Boaaur, ‘The Hon. Albion K. Parris died everday, at matter, . d Widow of Eugene Bogari. Bis residence in this city, of disease of J Noort.” ue pmo ge no mor Id be pom ghed pee be DANGER OF LEAVING OmupREN ALONY —Betweon 12 aad ‘The relatives ap iriende of the ‘axnil7 are respectfully fas been United siates Senator, Judgo of the Suprema sion; but as a large nu ood omen, Bi ee Increase... 1 o’clcek on Wednesday afternoon, policeman Job inyited to attend the foncral, without avitation, ‘was five times ek cled Governor of Maine, aud bas poor, a of tho rig. yg Baw it is ‘The increas ag 0; the Thirteenth district, discovered dre in tue promi from ber late renideres, No, 113 Wert Thirty fourth peng peg aoe 8 ee ae ie pre’ | in flour and wheat comprised in the retu No. $24 Delancey sireet, in the apartments oooayied by | treet, \omorrow afternoon, mi balf past three o'clock 4 vont the re introdcc'ion of once lost, wil S08 | pie food, there has been an increase on James" Marshall, The door was locke, and on forc- | precieely. peginaiag of the | yer ot hi ‘an inorease of tolla af $1 ing i open achild thres years of age was fouad Gamat —Suddenly,on Thursday even vg, Feb. 12, Mr. 60, cutive seasion this morning, | 1D OOrD and oate there has been an increase during removed from Senator Cy 6.9 tons, report upoa corruption io high heat ‘tieman being absent, ted the any action upon it. Is will come out bed almost enveloped tn flames; the oliver at once ated the cbiid, and found the other, five years of go ‘a a clonet where it bad taken refuge to escape from ine fire it seems the youngest bad fred stove apd got into bed tommupicating firo to Haney Goeear, jn the 40d year of his see. Due potice wil be gtven of hie ti ment. Brows —On Wedverdey, Feb 11, of consumptioa, Ja- torn Manerimiy Baown, iste of Boston, aged t4 years, Bie remains wiil be taken (© Boston for ielerment. ‘Gled other offices of honor and trust. He was about 71 years ‘The a shingles, boards 108, of S183 tons, end'82,000 Tae balanie, ‘upon timber, stavos and wood, | “lrg. The flames woro extinguished with a few pa'ls of Vait —On Thurtday, Feb. 1%, of dopey ov the oheet, exceeding leaves 1m trust to bis next Wedresdey. Too secret seazion to day lasted some ~ q ’ | water, Mecteal id was prosured, but it's foarod tho | Navnaxrer Vain, sen cf Alnro and Sausp Vail een, now thrco years old. any appointments of,moment, | Of 9.7% loud, and an inc'eage in pot and pearl ashes | SONG". bot a x ‘The foveal will Ive the injury. ‘Damage to the house end furniture about $60. Fine ie Exc Tarery rmep Staver —About 7 o’closk on fbhurscay morning @ fire was discoverod in the a ing house No 208 East ‘Thirty third street, and was Urgeished with bat triflleg damage. ve piece tule a'ternooa, at one o'clock, from No Six'p ttreet. The (rieads and ro- fatives are invited to alien, wibo-t farther sotics, Lavea.—On thurteny, #). 14, afior # lingering Hines, of in fiummstion of the brain, Wiiat Reisman, only child of Ricbard and Anve Laver, agod 4 years, 6 montha ant 9 deye. Bie remains will be tek n to Trinity chorch Cometary, bas not yet arranged his slate for canal | °! 9,016 tous. Under tho bead of “‘other articles,” there rs, Superintendent of Padiic lestraction, health | W# 88 in in the tonnage of mineral ooal for the © of quarantine, New York harbor masters, and | fete period: ¢ 77,668 tons, and an increase 1a sundrie. port wardens. y ‘The state Agricultural Society took possersion of the | Satement No 47 appended to the report, shows the Assembly chamber at 13 o'clock to-day, snd hold it for | ;0nS and description of freight carried on the New York ieee ‘The reports of the oflcers wore read, | (ePiral end New York and Evie Railrcats, ending 30th Massachusetts Militia Matters. Bowrox, Feb 12, 1857. perimoat is to ‘The House to day, ou the second ballot, cleoted Bg Chief ta at $3,000 atier General | W Fierce, of Freeiown, to the offise of | lieutenants, at $1,100; of Major General, of iho Massachusetis Volunteor Militis, | $900. Acts im with J repealed, ‘vacant by the resignation of Major General Edmande, | and parts of acts sot in conflict with tho bill are contiaued in force, oy four. September, 183, "4, 'S5 and ‘66, and’ on " thes non copcurring with the Sonats, who had previoasly lent delivorea the annual address. The tres- 5 , p cars of sce, while returning from Kk mires’ | yo morrow alic/nooD, a) (De o'clock. ator Sabra drone, ois ti Tun graven rthann reunr. Sin Be protest We Fina ee ee | te ee en Siivafedinr band eortreta tet puroasat’ ie | yeu ssonaterg erene feb, tn am hs tee. Lak Mr. Suvvrex, from the Commitiee on Commerce and | gnoval fair will be held, 3 Tous three lines of freight traneit, it ie weil kaown, | as picked up and found to have mustained & fracture 0? bition. ee @uambling of the Oad Fellows’ Hall at Da- | Navigation, reports in favor of the Staten Island Railroad The 8 man. pa er he see eee LN the leg, and was teken to the residence of his parents, 0 relatives and frieuds ars invites to attend the fy- ena eae Ferry bill. The committee offer the following reagons for | \yrq wssssar ne aneevone, mus isiecen | wontons Se peru Stuer Oanaae | NO 288 “yr street. anaes eral, from ber rather” Jesidenoe, No 67 West Thtrleen.a Ml J . s - os e SUALTY. —| wreet, (bia afte re cen, at two och Spo ver 004 Poona, Buti et Daveees lows, £8 tn | ee ee can enty be rapunded 0a cus et tee | seg LReTHCOMCURKENON OF TRE BOUUE OF | EOE Sieadernnite meatic imes crise nine “il Ward street, war drosdfclly baraed va Wed Crcrest.= Ou Thutec st” Feb. 1, after « short and ge- turds} comrequerce ace’ jon of ico sland can only be regarded PMBLY THE Ie ay) nt, 8 at bed on’ which she was |; licens, Mania Tou 1 atid of Jobi Sa snow uson top of 1. S'S Fors aud wile, who were be of New York—e sort of outer ward, as it were, | the iollowing message, containing tee objections of | S#¢¥0 of them are virvually competing lines for doit froma, ithe apartasent. “ave war | Mavenie Orcpacy, eacd year, @ crvatie aed 1) duper the Governor to the Scpply bil, was sent to the Houso | “'sensuand way fceight. eieutnaen ear Geabe tation ro pp ef ag teresting, and worthy of much reflection. They not conveyed to the New York Hospital. ‘The friends and relatives aro rempe stfally invited to at- ‘eno the funeral, from Ler late resi¢eree, No. 387 Wash- te the building, were instantly killed, Loss $1,000, ¢ Western Roads. Ovttwary. Irgton street, thie af.ernoon, at two o'clock 8 OF THE AssrMany: — only show the steady and progressive increased carriage 2 No trains bave ron thre A ing | Lretorn, wh auctions, Wo the Ange Diy, the bill ented | 80d movement = railway, and the steady and pe. DEATH OF WILLIAM C. REDFIELD. = nm — ny ES = aia Wisk, Tho Gamego chiefty is ia the Bareatt Vall Railroad; and the pro- wae act to provide for certain expenges of government prior er deo! ented cariiage and mcvement by caual, but William ©, Redfield died ycatorday morning after Jour, 8 months apd 7 cays. key, Ww LSOT Thave attentivel: n py A sent ferry acoommodations will thon bo wholly tate: | Su" hil, wioh iiintis be sea dan mane uate to wants of the public. The com of this po Tg Large quantities of rafts, logs aad | 1 a ak , &, pa ey also show the description of freight wherein tho carriage by ratiroads exceeds that of the canal. py) carried — short tlinets, of \nfammation of thé lungs, Mr, Redfield ‘was well known among rol@otils meu, on acvoont of bit eatebrated theory of storms, which won bim mach dis nd friende of the family aro respectfully requested to atind tbe faneral, from tho ree! teace of her road will sborteo lume of commant botwosn perenir, No. 76 Merry rireot, this afternooa, wt two Barliogtos, ave been lont. 5 oy Uunal, nin the Missouri river, and the first | New York and Philadelphia by nearly au hour, and will | |he Constitutto ‘nw, and for tbe following reasons: O0i0a1 4,967 853" tinction asm writer on moteorology. Ho took a warm | o'clock, without furibor invitaion. at jay. ‘The damage done at’ Napiorsvillo, Sook on cutest thaptaspeased Airy Ieniinies aha Satie frei be percatved, te locking at the nucsersus seccinss of 208863 «4166. 862 Hj interest tm the study of nataral history, aaa was ons of | MAtow —Ou Thuredoy, Feb. 12, Manrua Awx, youngest Dapege county, amounts to $9,¢00 Dig. be required for the large’ population tuat will vo | [healt sagtn sagt abbr ais ot my for ee ee cy ees ie bead os anos tation tt | omete nn ennremaned Oo v of Oa Pears ho 08: tory in city. Mr. was an old residen’ of . Newvigation at the West, — Saimay ond shcsauty ech tet tee gracing of ie bers Stee Legiaiat are, who held their sitttpgs daring the IE yn AB out v4 ap. ent ot the time of bia death was tho sonior ‘The junersl will take place (bis aferroon, at two St Lovw, Fob 12. 1887. | privileges coniaived im the bill, and the commitioe are | lvliect to the payments and allowances to the members of | tons i four years by rail, and a loss of 131,171 Propricter of tho Swifteare trausportation line Ho was | o'clock, from the reridenco of her parenis, N5. 68 Kast en we ant gow analy oe annem tc | convinced that these priviloges, are only calculated to these compentians. branes thee ¢ agen be (he caval im the beget " -— jm the business of transportirg protuce to this Raab asescaenie ween ena filenda of whe % jomkbe cone 5 regu ! : ‘otal movement— 0 perry» Be - erie ana ‘freight plenty. We havo no ‘conoer mi b- 1d expenaes to Which a member of the I : rend, tt . Se slate of ths upper ‘rivers, The steamer ai- | Led, of with the provisions ot the law of July 14 1868. Tas 700,388 008 960, T a, | _Mrmmaiocs Dimarrzanance Mr, Reysolde, t “Mrewiees ia heron tty, ‘Gon coils Wn tor spvorsl tase above. ten, mow S52 | Rivereen presiousiy paid tit Sho" each io which they were 860, "835,188 | of he Independent Democrat, of Patorvon, Nj She tts aN' Coven, ees di reerion of the Legisinure. That se rt ‘et very's 14 man street, Now ookiyy, oo Wednesday, Fed, 13, M quak by tho fresbets of Feoris and La Galle. The Posria | SONAL S ance tnem teat the language of thi eawnnet a_ihe members of the I egislature istsi'imovémani vy railway in \868. wee ver quite | Kk om the Ho lets Wile of Jobn G. Mer r any Lake ta closed — Stoamors wil! commnce ruaging on . ecreling three doll canals. The Iriepde of the ‘amiy, and those of ber brother, the Kaw river, between Lawrence and Quindaro, about | Teiatiny seu he nerds ‘one half in 1865, aud P Smith, end by , Jobe Ff. Aten, are @e Ist of April Wr Tapeschment’ when c ie suppored. Mr. R. is vor; funerai, thin cteraoon, Prevearno, Fo. 12, 1867. rialisto— M ‘The water ip tho river at (his point measures nine feet @ree inches, Weather mid and cloudy. Concunnati, Feb. 12, 1956. jaracter, and foul piay ie app ieee, No. 161 Sanda Gn1.—Un Wecnescry morning, Fed. 11, Lamy, wife of James D. Gi rk rersion by the Governor, they shall rece! ver iiall aise receive the eum of #1 for every ten mlien i ravel in going to and Feturuing (rom their places ing on the moi direct route” The pinin object of this » lows mo ent of freight on those two railroads will be equa to tbat of tho canals ip about three years from this time, bail meet if pot sooner, Aq ‘The river here bas risen & foot today and is full of etion um which aoy member of the Legis Scrare CoveT—Oircnit —Nos 1318, 1379, 18, O1 pe WE a TL nad gp pacha a ee 176, BOB, 1907, 67914, 1869, 646, 1112, 1857, 1255, pry ng ‘Weather mild, with iedioations of rain. the agattion of SL for every en mile of wravel. “ibe | to the canal hae heen F: tt] ph Duttacte: 8 & e © in? acama'n ances of tho ages io jal of —Nos. » , eB, ‘, ye Navigation of the Sasquch anna, ns fn Ll a section. “These speculations give adiioaal creme Beaaees os Fy ne ee note Havaw ox Ganon, Foo. 12,1887: | Staten Iemrd ana the soctheriy port of New 7, fle | Toren he pre ends POSS Naa mom movement 0,374, $43, 990, 474, 1 Mavwony,” la the 6les your of bor ‘The Gorquehanra ts blocked up w' » The commodio boats, 4 | bers ot the Legis th r @ Dumber of tons cari » gore Raiivoad lorry boat la immovable in 136 fe0 000- | to'ovsraoese every mapedioney aoe ne ea napiad | Concitog the claim wih the copeunaion itine Lerwnicts | erwise am imereae te , aw ‘acres, and w' ind continued in Re uring al ime these commitices | been , 306, 397. third ¢f the way 4 will Provably remein 80 | pare time in transit, oarncstly for bad nued in session @ time them been the result. Com to 45% 93, 306, 397 fqntll there is another fresbet A temporary path of | hui prey Tere roeaced in their inquiries, the members serving ou te | But thie Tort 2—Nos. ¥8, 418, £73, 944, 317, 81, 923, 469, 460, Beards {a inid on tbe ioe and the passengers walk asrows Appeared before the committe, represent: tao, ind 8 not bereewved what iaivonal or ever fxn cernings oa. ta 402, 489, 404, 46: 407, 408, —— —__—_—— ‘enen! ‘com ; but th vers could have w wid chance to b { | Camels, imolud . Arrest of the Preatdent of the Lancaster | huve sltagetber failed to show any food ewan guines the i from the eaptial sion thea pain dog Ly Saul dan i ieee cee V4 Lascarray, Pa, Fos. 12,1867. | "*8teSommities do not ohargo that thi ferry company | (a0) Sicrcosracey tan tat of memers nthe ing’ | ad wueogeaf tee peat ital be ra ato President of the’ Lavosater Ganie, | ie, but they canron resist the conviction that, haviag ei | {0'<Snsbhne enti wsea eluee brane. of It bas power | bility of tbe zs pt, will be tekom (0 Greenwood for Iaterment wararresiod TS a cae 4 Cas the : wer, it may pg a Fa yoy warn tes which Is oon ‘extn wise Gite ae at ae pee the funds of the Bank, and bol ua IY Opposed to genius an our institu: Streets, William: be The ‘ b “ —______¥ ‘The cemunites are of opinion that the prayer of tho bprninegey cians Smeets sowed, Fie aacesly 12 Cent Portraits Taken Natural as Tife— | oom yvivdtoete te & : eon exer en js Taken Nai fem Ricotion of Maysjomraust. Feo 1s 1857. | Beeedieeasmncena ae pescget ioe Mire eeeeee | mtu repuinel orgahne gi ae vand dune phtogap,»y HOLES Se Het | Py MIS RENEWED EVERY DAY; ba bere Req , Was ro olected Mayor of this city The is signed by © Wakeman, Jamon S Siaytor, oneeenes. o euable the Lagialature 10 perroem, ine pri — = ENTS RENEWED EVBRY DA F} to-day dy acciamaiion. 4 f maa, A. J. Tiffany and John Haaford, being | 0: \('ninistrative an¢ itemise wiobert Hh 20 Cent Ambrotype jeneases, with Case, For situs lor so oo Gio Weather ail the commiutes, at cuiteg ee reckon Santee of be Lenk beantfully colored. Chea America. | KU taken dally uations and telp, see Sixth Page, : —— certainly civil oftierrs, and ag such have pow an “ "8 Si = Pha egret terainhes tho fullowing weather reports Our Albany rove pomrortga ‘abe ier cate nd mise ne o 2 hor peres f~- ‘tein. Solace - MISCELLANEOUR . Haurax, Feb, 12, 1967. ony batgeadoae) Eirsca, Sed comenieatons’ ior’ tersmivation et etennns Pheimauam, od epraing, obiiblaing he. for Sine CGR Ee con (Qermeneter te 01 seve. a Inund ation of the City— Legislation Drags Heavily— War cad. “All these po by au t sale at 82 Diyision street ; Usorie ALR—FAMILIB® CAN BB SUPPLIED AP = oat sre aenvinie, Veb. 1, Bewcern Dufalo and Onmego Alleged Drfaication of | U2 Fre 0 thr vhich am movnbery tthe Lncinature, Seals ines of Br, Bwayne, of Paiada'phias” 8°” YOr8 for he [Mat Fy ‘i ceobriad gn re boty in an: capaci! 4 . ‘ ° edit Rermemeter thie moraiog wed at 99 Late Canal Commteioner— Governor's Raped Peto, de. the Lewpaatcre ‘slap 0 oaicere or ge Badin oer Dey Bttect House, 54, 56 ad 5a .. i, _ asada Faansnicetor, Fob. 12, 196 Srcat freshet bas suspended all manner of business | S01 ormaion rejnired wm ledmininretive o> deatable bedrooms, with econ wales te each ae oleae: as TMENEDE, CARD ENORAVER AND STATIONER, this } im the city. a 3: but this, T . 7 af per Sts Broadway, Metronoliian Hotel, the t if — marked 17 degrooe below aro mid bid grin wwe bas done ali in their fp doy eH Tvoal Seman Approvel Sy Fy BY day. Bar, billiard and oys' er saloon opea until 12 ha otha ere enirance. Tor eholee Pench vere Soa Bancon, Feb. 12, 1867. . anahed yam a oan Poor, who are suffering | ¢r; j,and no member of the Legislature would be eligible -$145,788,078 4,823,041 Smithsonian House, Broadway—Hotel Ac- | Bi RDE Ne Md Tour orders directed to J. N. GIM- ‘The thermometer thit morning stood at 13 degrese being driven trom thelr nomen om ao | tosuch vost. now authorizes either branch of the Logialature Been fk a BP my mrp a []4v" You smen rucen ew Boots ar Jonna. ao count of the mighty deluge. Private oitinens are picking | io empower is com tuitions to nprolae teemtean erat ie “SECO S106, 51. | Pam es eee FAG Tecan meses een ee BOUTS AT LONma. Market up the hungry and froem, Theplatoh-striogs and purse pome~ LY room of fh Mga Ltd $921,901 827 11,098,080 Just Arrived—The most Brilliant and te= | mem ee A nen Sens even eee wee et cut 7 ¥ semana aad strings of the more fortunate of our cltisons aro still | jremsiced ty me commuatu weuld taken tne ge ote Votal Yonnage of freizes | chercbe amoctment of magniieent cojtures: parurea de bai, | (ty YOU TOTTERING, FERGLR, NERVOUS INVA- Paitanmurma, a, 1867. hanging ‘‘outside”’ im aid of the unfortunate, There | Miiices in dlecharging the same duty. Ch ia. say other cape from other Westie tien near Rieateare Oaly at TILMAN'S, 71 Modif a eis bs {het Dlesked unease, Mocks rteaty. Ponnsylvania Fives, Heading | wit be wo need of charity from abroad, ae every | olive mould ve necewmry on {helt Mare, & now cath of iN appears tbe lecrenes : rebut heathy "appetie rood ‘iumbe aad bod} urcog. £534 renmezivamte Railroad, 4894; Long iat citizen Of means forme & commiltes of himssif, Ja my judgment, however, (be uforisigns of she constitution im one year wee 182,868 ions, and on cot Woot New Gymnastam Now Open— Sieonte eeth-s2 peallaeceaktie ‘Sanna = ; Morr’ » imsolt, | » tatute before referred to, dhow i Bo, ny w , tt 0b 0 Gratuaron, Fob 1, 1061. | | and nee the pleasure ot alleviating the aie. | fick compiusenac in ew eapaety ot ener ote Log a paaivetabaleretaioment herewith rebmitiog, | ot Re, 6 Mea wonty cighth cireet, near Fink arenes $2'm, n.300 Boweiye ‘neve oved poor bal prea.” 'e8 of cotton to day, 1,100 bales, mand haa | tresses of the ‘families of the unfortunate, in | |” 4 ‘oral tonnage and receipts Defiance Gelamander Safes—with Patent "8 SORIEDAM AROMA San eee Tote eae EMSS GOK MIE: | ng shape of food, fuel and olothing. ‘The extent of | piven ny Remi do teu bewetel tee hor’ gual! Sfipyentr™'« Po | ereulreetsee kaetiee tan. wn on rer |W otceetee en 140. & 190. 4 withou . - a 7 pa - demage dame th arent fire of 1848 wae no comparison wondentie nthe member of the Legisislare te bs nat this rec'd. Av. per ton BERT M.PaTRicn, | fii Cordial, Thke mee on t0 me 5 ‘Tre Orrea—Laer Niont or THe Seasoy,—Mr, Strakosch | to the wes Property or the individual -uToring caused i ibe conaihudon fersuten mo ere Lf DS 29,078,002 95.96 ired—No 76 Nassau Stre ot, elonen his season at the Academy of Music this evoning, | by this bert rite in the Hiidson river, The the one case than in the other, and none for T4Al9 soles cemented to leather boots and hen the Trovatore,” the most popular opers of tus | S0Mld Wedy of toe, ton miles below this ofty, stil With: | “TPT ver unfortunate ikimay be considered that the cons! feat five yoars, will be piven, with Parodi, Tiberiat and | stands tho mighty pce ‘Of the acoumulating wators, | tution baa depied tothe wwe houses power (0 compensate th: ir A ad Feature. —We Observe by his Ad. f aha. - “ fo the meane of ecmmitters for such services expenses there is, es tie t wv. of Tall | becomes a cor i $3 Mowat in the cust, We ince no doubt hs: Mr Siew | Wiad the menue of ee ae ia eatdable dam, thas } jacament, vo room ir he ete cine ol discret Su there Nicer oder Alisop's Megteh nie Sy Wa'seoee i a! | atenerber icanaeendene ne wee Rosch will have what he desorves, and that the sonson, keeping ir iy Completely wb 4 pee wt ve la renin a Barer where the provisions tainly 8 new and very devirable feature. --{ heen pnomitted toatl the fire ‘which has boon wucorseful fo spite of the most malignant | "ered. The papers of yesierday and today give | “Havin sialed my objections to the sections of the bil Pa thle tere, When a see Petied trates, who: are6 1 ovaeil accounts of the destruction of I 4 ‘ : 0 ¢ Cristadoro’s Hatr Dye, Wigs and Toupees ‘eof the great eseen'in Sppomtion of the hungry press, will etowo 49 brilliantly | Serming aecoun! e Frere oe OT ee eal he Paes ae aiid oer verine, om SAE eeNe ME, Witoionmle and etal, and we dye ori | preveribed wh eres’ 88 to induce the to commence ansther, 7 4 the sagregate aroun to fmore than $700 000, And ‘ese alle vaitly applied. No. 6 Aitor House. Bfstrnetions or the bia ide manager Nery Jew members of tue Leailatire WhO 18M the | tone fr heritable oud Geuincent ehicers ta nell ot ee eee Acute or chronic; in ge! 4 > capital om Saturcay have able to return. Yoster. niet f ‘ ah as. FrangipannioAn Eternal Perfume, fron. blood, Inadequate arsima 1 Mm, Yoxnser Coxvarssomnt — ir. Forrest has quite | dey veliter hoate, bad’ quorum toMo Bas samrebty be poctpenta chowld tae cnjovioes te tee ti hain the th yg the ont Harb So wate, UE ER: | | zn ar taal eh both adjourned, This morn! bare tained. cherejats, 300 Broadway: 1. street; Wella & Co., im sreeas foo metaane tae heen ook hoa foone ns site Pow 4 quer 2 ar asia grnik te mc raith in Frankie street, apd ail chemnits, Soopintatiey Aveta JP felon paven, oe ‘sy Soper Wreadwey theatre arday business of an ordinary character. Oe AN rants, £0 Father Batchelor’s Hair Dye.— Wigs and Toupecs Ly NOLPH Jack Cade. ono the ‘ove general and sweeping e- pee: ard Seamer ‘Ae Important resofaion, Teirodeocd a few daye aigeg | {hai '0.A7 42 et ture sarey Wilh we, thar jag 09 | Wo realiag Wrevesue gom- | Bronaway. '* "OY Made Holt aed applied at Ro. 89 | OTe reer ae Be)