The New York Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1867, Page 10

10 ‘YHE STATE CAPITAL. Wied to pare isto o third reading, but was suddenly an objection, In tho ndgment of the Commismon, the ondergronund | : up by James Irving introduced a DH! regulating the sale lan alone meets the cunditions already get forth as de- Toanded, of epeed, satety, economy and rapidity of oOn- prevent frauds by wetting hay, wixing ® aS a > eR any ¢ of speed desirable may 4, pt ATED 5 “nd ether extrasoous matte. It ie used with even greater rrr Al Ssupertant io the wbolo poopie of pe State intereeted io tpere le Whe Railroad Projects for New | Hom Uiueverse evel: while tne rray il femal pitivnt 5 ctive York City. erpoeed to desiructive aes eutude, Ar are Oe NEW YORE LEGISLATURE. the public streets would not imvolve any ¢ aasidoredle ney expenses for the right of way, a condition W shone whien 1k would be impossible to a » graterof fare Senate. that would afford substantial relief . Denesit to the Avaany, Jan. 31, 1867. Deport of the Special Committee of the Senate fa Favor of an Undergrovad Road. miation above Fortieth street, me ‘will be seen from tk Kirk 00@’g locomotives in use upon nade rE and way in Lon- FRREDERT FRO TEM. Senator Foiger was unanimously chosen President pre don, are more ponderous than Way } 4 erdinary uso in this of the Senate. pole couhiry, and that this 8 meee ary, 4m ender cl adapetoele | eee ene cmany, aaa acon Saeamey ee = om ry 9 To continue the charter of the Chenango Valley Sav- ‘averable Reports on the East River Bridge | {0 demoosiraie the feet thy 1 Uso oe of locomotive i | ings Bank. Bi and for the @rganization of a epartion of aa . re SERGE oo hess senalta in he Authoring the Now York Protestant echools to ¢x- = . has recently returned | SPU an bene Department of Public Werks. from England, after d¢ young much time ny Towcrit. | The Jamaica own Hall Dil, ; is &e. &e. obelaainaee 2 pamaneaie method ts cnatemaa ‘Dridge over the East river. =. pendix C) Ww regerd S ‘Onn canton every ove | 4, Amending am act, authorizing Wra. Beard and others ‘ : Wa BP ch. witjecte, ihe gravest. atven- | 10 cousiract plore and Basins la front of thelr property ‘SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE GF THE HERALD, . ALBANY, Jan. Sh, 1867. ‘We BROAUWAT AND UNDERCROTND KAILROAD PROJECTR. ‘The Special Sewate Committee on Underground Rail- weeds in New York city made their report this morning “hrough Senator Andrews, The substance of the report Mion, The sucet safud lication of this principle ‘pom a large scat , “would bee practical solution of the a whic? , embarrass an underground plan, rely- ing upon locore otive. engines for power, tn the matters of ventilation’ and injurious concussion, and the accom- ‘modation of # ne tunnel to the grade of the surface. Although “a: presen without sufficient know! to femty u8 i7, fully adepting all the conclusions of Mr. 1B #8 to the adaptability of the poeumatic princi- ‘Brook! Placing alt tbe pabiie partesmon chengn of the Uen- tral Park consideration of the Senate, bill for the of a Department of Public Works in New Also, for the consideration of the Senate, bill to incor- porate the Samaritan House for the aged of New York. Amending the charter of the village of White Plains, ‘waa telegraphed to you by me three days ago. and a8 YOU } sigs, the’ Oe a view, tt seemn certain that . Authorizing the city of Poughkeepsie to borrow money. wilkeee'was correct in every particular, State Engineer’ | Taliste w odia hovers In thecutsrpeise of un tuderoround | for the “BU of a site for the Hudson River Inrane ’ Seodaedl’s name does not appear to the report, because | rail without instifnting exhaustive investi Asyiom, URDERGHOPND RarLROAD: thaYoficer‘bas not mae nis appearance here since the | SL oY en, experianents, to lent ihe capabilities of eeu: | yr avnnirre submitted a. veluminaus report frota the /4oidpletion of the report It ie understood, however, "in? ahaition to the considerations already presented in: ial commission appotnted by the Senale to atcertain ‘Dest means for the transportalion the city of New Yo: . By Mr. La Bar—To a lg the Metropolitas Mar- ket Company, whith provides for the organization of private associations for ‘ma “purposes; atso for the extension of the Southside Railroad eastward towards By Mr, Lext—To enable the Fourteenth street and Fatton Ferry Railroad Company to remove certain por- tions of their tracker. BILLS INTRODUCED. By Mr. T. Moreny—To repeal the act anthorizing the Church of the Intercession to take property by demis*; to incorporate the Metropolitan Undergrouad Railway ; to enable husband and wife to be witnesses for and agaist each ‘other in certaim ‘cares; to continue: and amend an act for the prevention of the rinderpest, ‘Vhs he agrees with the conclusions arrived at. Phe re- ‘Fvert 12'ae follows: — Tegf.rd to the insufficiency of a single central line, there’ be med {0 8 malerity the comers. to be iosdpera- 3 objections to an _undergroun way under Traps we ‘between Twenty-third eal ante the City. Hall a The conclusions of the commission may bé bridfy stated as follows: 1. That commercial, moral and byglenic considera- tions all demand an immediate and large addition to the means of travel in the city of New York. 2 That if every avenue lengthwise of the island were to be occupied at once by surface rails, the relief afforded thereby would not be adequate to present requirements, and in three yeers’ time the pressure, with all its accom. panying annoyances, inconveniences end dangers would be as great as itis today. 3. That the steam roads upon the surface now in ure ‘ ‘eis a alan. 1867. ; To 47e om ‘vax Starx Or New Yoak:— } "AN tie lagt Sensio of the Seuate the following resolu- 4 Re That lect committee \ > qMivanitg the wecosn, with, tha ‘de ap inted of three of the vit ‘ot New | of the Croton ? nd safety to she nd the least los and injury to property ob or ud- f to said route or Fontes. Messrs. andrews, Low and Comell were: appointed as “mach committee, This joint commission met in the | shoutd be removed from the island of New York as,eoon SBR, ty New York the ft J 4 d organized ‘BILLB PA! ‘y sectieg Men aptiede an Chatruan and Juunes Be Sees ecient aed raeia mesean ae frenayresaon dae Authorizing the fresnd marine insurance companies ; Bagaies, 00, fecrotary. 4. That a central tine alone would not. sumce to meet | rence Wen capiael Tee oie page, the present requirements for mcreased facilities. 5. That elevated railways, erected on supports in the \ddle or on the sides of the present streets of tbi not be fully adapted to the transportation of freight, and have never been tested in any practical way #0 as to warrant an unconditional recommendation of them for the transportation of mers. 6. That a system of railways running wholly thronch blocks would involve an expense for right of way and resulting in damages which would render it impractica- bie to convey passengers for long distances at rates of fare as low as the necessities of the case np oe and would, moreover, involve too great delay in the acquisi- tion of the right of way required. 7. That the continual increase of population, and the consequently growing necessity for transportali throughout the city, will very soon demand the con- struction of several lines of railways other than suriace roads, That more than the two roads herein recom- mended may be eventually required and successfully operated, and the opening of new avenues and the erec- tion therein of viaducts upon the scale herein above- mentioned, may be found to be of the areatent ‘advantage and improvement to the city, and while gratifying pub- lic taste will effect the desired object. 8. That underground railways passing under streets present the only speedy remedy for the present and prospective wants of the city of New York in the matter of the safe, rapid apd cheap transportation of persone and property, Increasing the fees of the Clerk of Kings county. Changing the name of the New York Commercial As- sociation. To grant Uharies Orton and bie associates exclusive right for twenty years to lay telegraph cables trom this State to France. ‘ INYHRTICATION OF CANAL AYPATRS, A-concnrreat resolution was edopted antborizing the appointment of a select joint committee to investigate as to the alleged mismanagement of canal affairs, SPECIAL ORDRRS. Tbe Metropolitan Health bil! was made the special order for next ‘Tuesday, and the bill to establish the Me- tropolitan Commission on Piers and Wharves for Wed- nesday next. QUARAYNE ‘Mr. Prenson moved that the government be requested to continue temporarily the loat buiks amd vessels for quarantine purposes at Quarantin KIAGARA FRONTIER POLICE RILL. A Dill was advanced to the third reading amending the ‘Niagara Frontier Police act. It fixes the salaries of the Commissioners at $2,000, and of the elerks at $1,500. The other amendments refer to liquor licenses, Ad- journed. ts, - would hare an opportunity to do so prior same ie of Acres, and at a meating held sn August ‘abe time was extended to October of the same year. In “Meyember ihe commission again met, and proceeded to ‘the examination of the saveral communications which addressed to them. It te proper here briefty to recite some of the circum- - ‘which demanded the appomtment of this com- mission on the part of the Senate. since 1860 there bad ‘no legislation which tended to afford addi- facilittes for the transportation of passen- gee in the direction imdicated in the rerolution; that * ta 00 Jines running lengthwise of the city. In the mean time, tbe pepulation had largely incressed, and the in- e@xorable demands of business bed contiuued to appro- poral for tts necessities exsential portions of the most ly inhabited lower districts; thus senarsting more and more widely the residence from the store and work- abop. The Central Park, bounded on the eouth and aorth by Fifty-ninth aad One Hundred and Teath streets, em the east by the Fifth avenue, and on the west by the ith avenue (and betweon Seventy-seventh and Eighty- ‘iret streets by the Ninth avenue), an area more than half a mile broad by more than two and a half miles Jong, containing some eight bundred and sixty-two eres, not only excluded from its voundaries all. tene- > mente, but all rly withio the area on either side of ‘Mextending nearly to the river, and for some dixtance if Assembly. ‘Avuayy, Jan. 81, 1867. - @e enormously within the past six yews as I GEO, H.. ANDREWS. spires iy “tically to exclude the laboring classes from H.R LOW, *€ com. ‘of the Fevate. By Ur. Juiray—A Dill to incorporate the dence ina district more shan three miies long, and or- 4 Storage and Safe Deposit Company. For a * femaing nearly the whole width of the city. Sarge population. then, this area on either side of the Mayor of New York. |, Fng’r Croton Board. ‘BILLB INTRODUCED, Park, unavailable for its greater portion for domiciles for VEE TROMPSOK MEXROPONAAN UNDER@ROUND RAILWAY. By My dey id bins ns a mie oc ba, U Sees methed arain oy rapid meas ot cnet rom ue] the bilr introduced by Senator Thomas Murphy names | pjby Mt Jarom—To extend the ke has +; @ubveme apper to portions Jo a George Griawold, John Thompron, lLeom By Mr,. Waccrasy—In relation te the extension of the ast lain a act Se get | ar. lie, Wh. W. iver Duet Bowman Jobe | Suible Rao: oblong Mined, 9 Saact “in the form of a peraliclogragi,.or nearly so, | od, Wan.'R: Punch; Thoniag’ Reed, “Joel “Wolt, Robert | yr 3 Sere, by unerimioxs ‘consent sngved: at & ee oe eae inte two dis. }.1. Kennedy, Wm. Fatierton, Joh» A. Griswold, Nathan | privileges of tl oor be extended to Hon, ceo, § Seiuses herded Uyctevace, eh tee Mat | Menda Gases 4. Tore, cporey H. rown, Wiu | tid Ben arg inn Gn Sora Mon. Bo eption but: fo repomuend two tines of | B. Field, R W. Daniels, Fdwin Einstein, W. C. Wel-| ‘re‘aholich tne oitce af Tatpaor of a ms -jyapet in preference’ to a — central line. | more, L. B. Brown, John F. Winslow, H. B, Willson, | other explosiyeasaterials in. lyn, to take effect on ee ee ttt itt atora ee eatan | 4. F. Vail. Edward J. MeGean, Horatio Alten, R. H. | the lat of Jannsry next.. Y teed ti Paver pep dena pata ies of the popula: | Cudliie,» Geo Georne Codling, Clarence}. y For the farther protection empleyéa Stevenson, . field, E. Hanford, G. &.'Green, A. Myers,'C. P. Wil- Gon. The requirements of travel can only be properiy and ‘The To authorize the county of Dutchess te borrow money ‘moet by two lines, which sball run, as mearly xs may be, ecco tia amenr: may e capital stock to be | 1, purchases site for the Hadson River Asylum for the . 2 central portions of two longitudinal sections of | toirets or roadways, lay “necessary tracks, with | Iosane. the on the eastern and western sides. The ial | care te be propelled ae ‘or other | Te amend tbe general law g0 as to sectre ‘@tmem of the ren Roemer ee ep i en motive power, to run Ten ‘poping Geos eau privileges to ai com we or associations engaged - @unaiderations, is demonstrated fact . heriy | in the transportation - -aial reports 1o'the Stale Engineer show that she Third | Hee", ‘he comes, i, Rroadeay going | horton | Toamend an ‘act pated April 1%, 1849, relative to Avenne Railroad carried twenty millions, and the Kighth | sore point in Brooklyn, near the Fulton ferry, | Suits by and against joint stock sxrociations, an@ to rk en Avesce Hailroad twelve millions of passengers lust | running along throngh sneh strects as may be selected, | enable such associations to hold real esiate. The physical formation of ° the island is | ¢. ‘of thi call ~ RIUS PARBED. that a central line wonld encotinter aim. | tp )be arm, ihe nen rales jhe Fast Fiver: thence under | To amend the Getitral Manutaciuring. lam-by allowiug constructed under or above the | he nver to the jeland of New York, along under suih | rporations Under it wo exten@ the term of their exiet- Streets as may be chosen, to the City Hall terminus, the southerly limit of said line being Folton street, and the northern limit Chambers street, in the city of New York; atso by a suitable route from City Hali Park to the Hudson river, and under the river to a point on the New Jersey sbore; aleo from City Hall Park eastwardiy beneath Chatham street to Bow- ery to Third avenue and Harlem river; also westerly from the Park to Hudson street to Fighth avenue to Ceutral Park and thence under Broadway to Ninth ave- nne, and along the latter te 125th street, and from thence by some route to Harlem river, They are also author- ized to construct not more than four miles of tunnel around said island, as near the docke and wharves as porsible, such cross \ines around said island to be ioca- lay and iavolving the of private and public property would be far greater upon a central than upon lateral lines, The ‘traction of freight and passenger trains by ordinary loro- motives epon surface of the streets is an evil which has already been endured too long and must speediiy be ‘abated, The routes proposed in this report wil! furnish and most direct means of ingress and egress to the traffic now conducted upon the steam roads ‘spon the east and west sides of the ety After pro: fracted and careful consideration of all: the plans snb- ence by « vote of the trustees + To authorize the town of Hower to reise money by tax to pay certain voluncerrs. Providing for the construction of # bridge over Black river, between the towns of Rutland and Leroy. ‘The Canal. Appropriation bill to pay the principal and interest of the canal debt. To authorize the trusiees of the village of Rome to levy a tax for the purchase of a xloam fire engine. To amend the cherter of the village of Peekskill. To amend the charter of the Oneida Savings Bank, To amend the charter of the village of Goshen. Teo incorporate the Metropolitas Medical and Surgical Institute. l mitted, the commission unanimously adopied the follow. img resolutions :— Resolved, That in the epinion of thie Commission the best | ted to and from such points as may be decided on by ‘To increase the salaries of schoo! commissioners. method of speedily aitaining the design contemplated by th ; A ed. Sonate revolurion passed at ts last scemton ia by the construc | tree commissioners, two of whom are to be appointed djourned. eee by the Governor and the third by the Croton Aequedact Board of the city of New York. “If the routes propored are not entirely practicable, the company have power to change them as desired; not, however, to be Jaid under Rroadway, north of Warren street nor south of Tenth, ‘The company may als@ convert by tracks on the surface north of Central Park, with the Hudson river and Har- Jem Railroads. GRXKRAL SWAIN'S UNDERGROUND, SURFACE AND RLEVATED PLAXR. fuon of undergronnd railwase. ‘That in view of the prospective increste of travel ‘there should be one line of such raiiway from the Kat. tery to the ae Park, under Broadway necting with the City Park with two or more lines of an- derground rail each, with doul tracks, east and went of the line of Broadway .That to accommodate the Jargest parsenger transportation the following roads are recommended, each connecting with the said first men- ‘Moned track ut the Oty Hall Park :—On mreet to the Bowery and Third a wiver , the other under Park place (01 atreet, or by the most teasible route) to Hudson street, ‘thence under Hudson sireet to Eighth avenue, thence eer ee avenue to Broadway, thenee under Broad- way to Ninth ave thence under Niith avenue to mY, be under + Brosdway Detmeen the Battery and © t>be comstracted only as through hoes THE SPECIAL SENSES. Lecture by Dr, Hebbard—The Diseases of the Senses and Their Remedy. &e. A lecture was delivered last evening in the torge hall of the Cooper Institute, by Dr. Hobbard, on the special t ‘ks inal ane senees and the diseasss affecting them. ‘Taking into pe Assembly Railroad Committee were occupied this ot sharact afternoon im considering the plan of General James B. consideration the scientific character of the lecture, Swain for a three tier raitfoad—underground, surface amd | there was & very good attendance, and the remarks of elevated, parallel with Broadway, through the cenires | the speaker were frequently interraptod with expres- fautor potnt the tunel road wil diverge. tothe. fariem | 008 Of applause. Upon the platform was = Inrxe number of anatomical models, manikine, &c., and the and Now Haven Railroads east, and to the Hudson River roud west, white the surface and elevated lines will be | wall facing the audience was covered with diagrams il- continued north to Highbridge. The practicability, ad- part of ome or isore of the veut we and cost of the scheme were full; ted to Instrative of phyéiological acience. After explaming tip to state the gg Sard the eomansitign by Genstale Suatbaee Setrett, smote briefly, it with great cleararss. aud in § manner per ‘the the foregoing toon. The terms | with a very good effect, It wan stated that one hundred | fectly intelligible to the non-medical portiow of the . of tbe wader which ey ee ace tne ate, | SUA Lity-six lots would have to be purchase, at x cost inte, te onal the of theft ene ae oe ee cic tvenes aut rhotice of con, | &, $4,500,000, ani that the construction wonld require | *udlenct, the ansiomy oF the orgins sata oe! pe gg ‘yan oovious that es bich iote of speed was | £°7000.000, making a total of $8,000,000 in all. Their | Dr. Hebbard proceeded 1 explain the nature of the aumpresticable upon rails inid apes the surtace of the | ahaa cg es Stes en at Ae cma ——_. various maladies affecting them Commencing with : " —A PLAN POR AinKrt- i See eS ear honest cn ra te sie mitt She, a, camer ¥ Oe thems, ta, eo conmaeed OF tha, torane: | ,. The subject Cf prostitution in New York city continaes | Saturn. "The origin.of caigirh was im most ceces Un- a ty there were ous classes: those placed upon supporsa in pete vin wothcecieare teal ton + Sige dane, doubtedly indigestion. Improper dietetic habits havin; om Eee on locke tad ciated be aod, hats | favoring the iden of seme jadicions legislation on. the | Tnsee the normal condition of the oxgane of digestion @r masonry.” Among the plans ior an elevated railway | SU0sech The suggestions thrown out by that ecclesiastic | Ao infinmination, congestion or intense beat in that part 3 fu the aureete, that preseated by Mu C. 1. Harres, | Dave created much comment and developed a variety of | of the boty ‘wadousened which would. extend. thred "rapped io ary own dhe mon aren | gugayaugacrr, rae orem catgmel lh | theta nein cana “wor tami pared, most iree engineering difficulties ” fA ascen was more liable to rise to the throat or nos. Jeebiving. the question of safety, and the least objection. | °°!” the study of them liven. The most remarkable | tris” Then if a little chill were taken on the forehead the suggestions that 1 have yet heard of come from « well known physiciaa of your city, who bas written an elabo- rate letter to Mr. Binuvelt, one of the members ow en- gaged in ang oop @ bill on the subject. This physician opposes the idea of adopting either the French or Ger. Hon of the motive power. The thi in ask for the privilege o1 one-half mile in the soutbern portion as an illustrative experiment; and the Commis breathe throng® the nose became almost an impossi- bility. ‘There resulted from this an uncousfertabie (oot. sien secommend that permiasion be grauied #y ibe leyi-- ‘tng, the skin being drawn tight across Jature 10 that extent, - oe | Ren creams, a: of Seung say cue meanness Bee Iie nove Fgid and iatlesiole.” Where the blood. waa ina It ie not to be denied that any svatem which demenca | {tom All that ie necessary, he save, is, rst, te 6% 1 healthy condition, however, there was very little r tbe propulsion of care at a rapid rate, ai an alevation penser Re ot eee te unmes, resi; | in such cases, the recnperative power in nature being Sifteen or twenty feel, is not entireiy consistent, in pud- ~ —T me by prostitutes; to e emt te rapidly overcome the afiection. ee eatimation, with the greatest attainable immunity | *..SePeral, Police surveiliauce over the sub- | put if ine eystem had been abused, if the natural from the dangers of traneporiation The elevated road, or | (Cl; third, to institute regular medical visite | store of vitality had been wasted and the of tions and examinations, and fourth, to give vower to the proper offictais to commit diseased women to » hospital, there to be detained unti! ‘oroug! eured, noirns volens. thie hospital got to be a prison, but a) viaduct of masonry devised by Mr. Gouvernens Wilkins ie a magnificent conception, and worthy of an a city. The plan for thie imposing asrenitectura! the body overtaxed, the disease wonld probably cling to ‘the person for a considerable time, scarcely would one celd be cured before another one would be taken, and . { structure embraces the creation of new avevure im cor |, atter a short time the catarrh world become chronic. ' dain portions of the city, and the use of other aveuue | 246" Of reluge, where unfortunaie women need netlt ‘he Hebbard then explained uis method of curing catarrh i ‘| already existing, passing through biorks for only « por deeper rn . f wy forcing solutions through a syringe to ¢he root of the Men of the route, It was with reluctance that the com give the entire control of the snti-ct to the 7g Bare, where the malady had its seat. The solution were mission, after due examination, accepted the conc! usin ‘Wat, for the it moment, the time pecessary lur ox. Spguish went of ritle of property tobe taken, for procunog vile right of way, aud fhe conmreotion, removet ue. | \yona the limit, se to rapidity of constructio® smponed ‘4 the praet @ the resalution under which of varions kinds according to the particular nature of the case. Sometimes be used « very weak solution of nitrate of silver, sometimes of chloride of zine or oil of sassairas with one partim four of Peruvian bark, He stated that in Now kee @ population of six or seven bun- dred thousand persons, there was probably seventy-five thousand suffering from catarrbal maladies. Passing on Police Department, attaching to it Boreau of oron Frostitntion, the 6 re of which shall be the patrol- nen, snrged tendent aa now expense would be entailed on the city, except such af would be occasioned by the erection of new hospital 5 buik the ‘ i rn » in pans nil, 2a eid ty buildings On The subject of police surveillance he te the aubect vf aeutbeas, he remarked that the cauacs \ by am axauiiuation of theernopels of itappenced | ,, TH t¥e of an intelligent in Paris (and thie ie | canoe membrane within the ear would. be Thera. This plan wae devived in 1852. with especial cof. | LPG Arrat fone in coutrall ye Jn such instances cure was imporsi- 4} erence to affording facilities for the movement of freight | of living. Not only over bie, though French ph; \cArains tarough the city, Citage, but aleo 0: dant. successfully Ineertcd an artificial membrane, by means \ "tn a glam submitied by Genera! Jomes B. Swain, ia | a clase Fepldly and largely incrbesing, aie fetete™ iments | oF which pereons could appreciate sounds, though 10. by Bdbalf of she Metropolitan Transit Company, and wh! ty. Jt would require an intelligent police, and not no meane 80 perfect a degree as with the natural te tacluded in the synopsie ia appendix F, the eriginal ides of Mr. Sehuyler has been onlarged 80 as to ineinde an excavated, cievated and surface road. This plan, ‘R, Peawtifony iliextrated by models, was the subject of emefol scrating. In the jadgmovt of the commission, however, the same ag to time required for for procaring the right of tn modo. /ovtiter on ve si ! Fs ‘would be t police survailian: tected a as registration alone in this eoun- public good. This aet of try would drive many women from their evil courses. way, Sos resulting demmger to adjacent prop- The Dect m |, and of the necessary siracture iw the unimproved ‘or conciudes with an amusing sketch of the Sortions of the city, render shim plan unaraiaine tor | (@oluh remedies proposed vy rome Bbjecte wow son ght 10 be "France so Germany, and pomp than tbl moe jiacovered the true solution of evil for six thousand years crite Trt Years has putaied the wise ‘ yous forme. In London Kore and charchiorn, He concludes thus: i a bet ie apptars [rots 0 valuable communication made Mass reuedar a0 simple and ae litle a» peasibie. Lat ito of me ‘hed to hin commission by tbat eminent engineer, Mr. James 4} 9"¢ to control, cireumseribe ne means #9 fepel- . Kirkwood (see dix D), that im no instance does J ‘vere! Be seh Meets. wet in 8 plain, atom of ‘ ‘kway how in Operon have an une oes Der ne unt, Sim, %9 Socors the eye and F Tine of tunel equal ta ogth tore line from | SAGR h Comaiarty, Pe, 0%, Mk hat eu , bythe bm bye a Sag Fourieeuth atreet, s distance of two and | Ch Lea,90 sare ihe preapat aud the ext = ve. (RR I were oa ‘The sub-ways in London have the advamiage of vumer. | and autor . come exhausted and infammation ensue. The best C eats gure tae osm sages: | stbre SItOMEI DY WX, Tectus'ter eseathioe | ekorTioresoly, A fren nny porton caer tes e . A. Sanger, mi w ‘ rin ve tenn would td anenaed with diffen!. | attached 40 Al tustifotons ot the porn ve pear or far-sighwdners, thovgi nothing coald be aim her o a herby Md br vagaries resuieat the aigtropor tronbiew hetsroon Peter “Wekn! ane and’ Wiltiarn J. By cemotually a ‘oured. "Joka Gmace sdanse wpe tm uve abit bes, 3 r i ( 5 pre snde Railway of London, submitted by Mr, | turned up in the Arsontly ‘his morning in the shape of frequently compreming hie e¢xeballe between ~4 SAP ia ain Tela pene | Suissa seuss ona las | hcg a Se "afm ee \ ouhetiet \cormeon ™m the views they | papers and deciare who is eutitied to the seat. & Imei ener porns migh' eecure the: game beneficial fei tp Binkewond's ajo ent , Fertcw yetroduced Aye bill by onawimons consent, S Onaraot war pertertly curable PY © margical i nS yest ee, re eral operation, aed strsbiemes. OF CrOMR-07e, 88 F snoet every one 4 was easily rectificd. Dr. Hebbard cuncludea an eloquer sodiagoe to prev the bei and We gf Rear pues by uring them sufficiently & pro rewarded at the close of the lectuy fr Manner, venig aenenees of epprores ‘o-morrow eveuiug lr. i BGS gis. ee 4 will deliver » lecture CITY INT? CLIGENCE. Reuer vor tx Sout” .__The Southern Relief Commis- gion appointed at the @npiic meeting held in the Cooper Institute on Friday night last have issued a lengthy document calling the attention of their fellow citizens to to the necessity Aor :mmodiate and generous aid for the suffering peso of the South. The effect of the war, which was mainly carried on in the Southers States, not only added to the number of widows and orphans, but l80 frapoverisued the people by taking from them the Means of producing the ordinary comforts of life. Cattle, horses, fences and implements of industry are gone, afd many years must elapse before the South has again the poms produce the wealth im which she once luxuriated, Puring the last year unceasonable woather well nigh destroyed the cotton crop in many of the States. Over a territory of about two hundred miles in width, where there is on of about a million and a half of souls, it ix that there are not breadetuffs anfficient to supply the wants of more thao one-half of the people until another har- vest is gathered. The testimony that such a scarcity exisis comes from eye witnesses whose panies Je unquestionable, and in the State of Georgia $20,000: bas: already been voted to pay the freight on: Ww on tributiol my tributed. More thaa. &. million dollars will be required to give adequate relief to esery. sufferer in the South during the next: six -menths: “Mr. James M. Brown, of the frm of Brown, Bros. & Co,, tins pongonted to act at ‘Treasarer of the ) Relief Commission, and re- mittances may be forwarded to him at No, 61 Wall wtreet, New York. by Smuiapr, 10 MijoR Gxvenat, Saauty,—The Seventh Tegimeut Will serenade General. Shaler, lately appoimed Major General of the First division, National Guard, State of New York, this evening, This is a deserved compliment to ene who, by his long and faithful services as Captain of Company B, and as Major of the regiment, and by his distinguished mulit fects honor upon his ‘The members of the regiment will assemble at half-past o'clock P. M. and accompany Grafulla’s Seventh iment band tothe residence of General Shaler, 212 est Twenty-eighth street, Maxgucr or 4 Navat Orricen.—Trinity chapel, in West Twenty-ffth street, was crowded yesterday after. noon with a brilliant assemblage of naval officers and* distinguished citizens, tl eo of Captalp William McCann, United States Navy, to Miss Elizabeth Vultee, daughter of Frederick Vultee, of this city, Among the officers present were Captains Braiv, Maliany, Whiting, Heury Erben, Jr., Wallace, Brown, of the United Staies Navy, and Captain Higbee, of the Marine Corps. Rev. Dr. bee oitiviated at the cere- monies, Conat Renve axp IsLaxns.—A very interesting lecture was given last evening in the chapel of Ratger’s Insti- tute by Professor C. ¥, Hart, of Agassiz’s late expedi- tion to Brazil, on the subject of the formation of coral reefs, The lecturer treated the subject with great ability, and by means of a board on which be sketched the different constractions of coral according to the habits of the different orders into which the polyp spe- cles are divided, evlieted the atvention of a small but elect audience trom the opening to the close ef bis remarks. ‘Tos New .Panx Baxx.—Yesterday workmen com- menved excavating the fonndation for this new strac- ture, between Ann and Fulton streets. The excavations are ten feet deep. and the polation. houses, in conse- quence, have been carefally shored up, It will, in re- Gard to its style and extent, be the model bank of. Aporica. The building will be in the Corinthian style, anc the facade of marble, ornamented with statu- ary. be 108 feet high, 175 feet deep and 60 feet wide, with tour stories aud a Mansard roof, all fireproof, The various contracts are about to be- | i repdbli¢am Candidate. for the wame-povition. A large of witnesses have been ‘examined, and-it close to-day. GRamwaw Scnoor Reckrniox,—The semi-annual recep- tion of Gratbmar School No. 10 took place yesterday at the school buikiing in Wooster street. The exerciees, consisted of singing, declamation, &c., in all of which the pupils acquitted themselves in @ very creditable manner. School Commissioners E: Schell and Libby, together with a number of the friends of the pupils were in attendance, aud complimented Mr. H. M. Sanborn, the principal, very highly on the satisiactory manner in which the exercises were conducted, Rrsovacys oF Cororapo—Tre Panis Exrositioy.—A number of gentlemen, desirous for the development of the resources of Colorado, met last evening ip the St, Nicholas Hotel. ‘he object of the meeting was to raise the necessary subscriptions to have Colorado properly represented at the Paris Exposition; and it was resolved by the committee S eae the matter personally to those who may be directly interosted and who may not want to see Coloratlo excelled otber mining Ter- ritories and States in all that should be done to show forth ber advant: which ought to attract the at- tention of capitalists jaborers from Ei Tt will not, indeed, be creditable if so useful should fall through for the want of the required funds, The ore from Colorado yatended for exhibition at the Paris Exposition is at present on view at an establichment in Nassau street. Lecture sy James W. Grxanv.—A lecture will be delivered this exeuing by James W. Gerard, in Stein- way Hall, on the subject of the public schools of the city, Few are more acquainted with thie creat subject than the lecturer, and none botter qualified to lecture upon it, The lecture will be free and in response to » call from many of our most prominent citizens, includ. og, William Webb, ing the Mayor, Stephen 1. Peter Cooper, Charles O'Conor, James 1. Brady, William H. Appleton and James Harper. Saexime Msrrixc.—The Polytechnic branch of the American Institute met last evening in the Cooper Insti- tute, the President, SD, Tillman, in the chair. The first part of the session was devoted to the consideration of some eecientific improvements and discoveries, but the closing portion was devoted'to m detailed dercription of the process whereby sugar is manufactured from the ‘beet, The production of beet sugar ie carried on so ex- superseded. Bohemia alone has thirty re- and France is ou exporter of the saceharne ar- ticle. Manufacture of sugar last year amounted to some 8,000,000 pounds from the ‘cane, the palm, the Dect aud the nthe ood The prevailing sentiment of the Polytechnic was that sugar cueld be produced with profit from the beot than the cane, and the only thing required to make the comparative experiment a success was the erection of miils, Ilinois with ber beets was more than a match for Loaisiana with her cane could sell her productions cheaper, and ulti- mately in control of the markets. During the evening some eamples of improved cotton, tnd i Ga., were submitted and briefly discussed. Columbus, Ga., ‘ At ten o'clock the meeting adjourned till Thursday even- ing, February 14. Sate or Fextaw Anws.—The Fenian exchequer is very low at present, bends are a drug on the market, and the wind must be raised in some manner to defray the cur. rent expenses incurred at the headquarters in thie city, aa so the tributed by on the —_ idea of selling arms con! lupe im good faith for the purpose of freeing Ireland. They advertise for sale— hy Te Cope arms, principally ingfiela ri! dayonets affixed, for justant use. What « sobering effect thie an teu who contributed go libersily ts provide a'leserincs le home for the C. 0. [. R. in the south of mm Movewents or Garman Strona. —The Central Commit- tee of the Western Saengerfest, which, according to a Tesolution passed at the convention of singers at Louis Ville Jast sammer, will be held at Indianapolis, Ind., next summer, has just addressed acai! to the singers’ organizations composing the North American Saenger. band, in reference to the preparations to be made to make the next annual singers’ festival, which will be the fifteenth of the North American Singers’ Uni successful musical demonstration. The Central ‘Commitios 4s located in Indianapolis. The singers’ organizations par- Soleo including some of this city, are soon to in the reheareals of their choruses and prize songs to be rendered on that occasion. The festival choruses and iit be forwarded tothe respective orgeatverue parton ra ve zat - patinyg in the affair, 5, Comunction.—The name of the associate of detective A corps of lots for military instruction, assembled Jast evening in f\ie schoolroom of the above ¢enomina- tion, nndor commacd of Captain Hugh Mavasy, Some a Br ware fiver ran from t oo. jen years of why manifested mi etience which has mor pr leae and perpetuated nations, The exercises of thi ie, bine caps and white bel Ire ‘their first parade on i Patrick's day ensuing. Lien! of the First cavairy, ‘uddversed’ tbe noah the sotject of military diecipline and the ampere of ‘dew. of the land becoming he dation ©, she 20)- number is Delieved® that the investigation will | J Disteios rendered Brecket intended slaves and thet aa; afford them bea Blaed with Krec,\et, and released the other pesowee erect te a eon Colonel Monigomery The Hones ont the gale of rail- onde in this Stave sijourvea {oN fetes, Cy to Be moe Late a ibe Central Reload copes was dure. lew alah Lom NEW YORK ‘gqERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1867.—TRI'4.E SHEET. , dier. The future drills will be held atthe Elm Street Arsenal, Tux Porm Assocution Tap Wixrsn Racerniox,—The “third reception of the Purim Association was held last evening at Ferrero’s Assembly Rooms. These receptions, which are in reality balls given on a very liberal scale, ‘though only for the enjoyment of a select gathering of Guests, bave been among the most pleasant social enter- tamments which have taken place this winter, The ' fever are Supper were the elements of last evening’s re ‘The Governor Genesal of Jamaica, Sir Peter we asta peceipiad sany opments ote eo on the 12th for Honduran, with troops te te tneident of note ‘occurred 10 call for a special review of ‘Havana advices received state that the proceedings, which were characterized by the success —— ‘4 qiuieh bes cintndee the past soirdes of the Purim Associa- jon. ‘Tur Graman Kavicais.—Last night the Exeoutive Com. mittee of the German Republican Ceatral Committee met at Raefle’s Hotel and organized for the ensuing year as follows: airman, A. Erbe; Vice Chairman, S. Water- mann; Secretary, Dr. M. G. Raefle; Finance Commitice— H. Wesenaonk, P. Cook, H. Richard, A. ©. Rau, Philip Frankenheimer; Correspondence Committee—A. Levin: ger, Dr. Gercke, W. Fensterer, L. Bouwner, A Tanzer. ‘THE AweRican Nationa, Banx.—The rumors last night of defalcation or other difficulty in the American Na tional Bank are ascertained to be untrue, The bank is in nd trouble, and its President, Cashier and Directors = iy im this positive contradiction of the rumors re- Case Nor Provan.—Frederick A. Scritier, who was ‘rerently char ea bebe ice, Dowling with abstracting $453 im treasury fromthe safe of Mr. Alexauder 4 ic, Of - Nos: 158 ant “188 West Washington War- ixet, bas bean’ discharged, thé eomplaifiant failing to Drove the charge. ‘i Tax Lave Revexuz Sxrevurs.—Col'ecter Shook has forwatded ¢o Wasbingten.bis report.in. relation to the late seizure of the bond ‘No, 268 Water. streyt, for allegéé-brexches of th ‘law. lector finds the books and returns quite correct, and is ‘of opinion that no fraud whatever was intended. In the matter of Boyd Cochue, revenue inspector, arisin, out of the above seizure, im which the latter is charg with usmg a slung-shot on the former, nothing definite Das ax yot been arrived at, a the complaint at first, but itis understood that Mr. Cochue has, within the few ley been again arrested and a eipe = Barr by ee te tit om Mr. ecg 10 figured in the matter in Proceedings, has Sarge of the cage on behalf of Cochue. Acoweste, &.—Thomas O’Keefe, a carman, residing at 314 East Twenty-fourth street was badly bruteed about the head and face yesterday by being thrown from acar in Third avenue, HL. L. Mangan, clerk, residing at 127 Kast Forty-fifth street, got into a difficulty with one of the couductors on ~-- MISCELLANEOUS, ” . . . ¢ © Fh ae. a © 2°"h STRENGTHENING ALAT, RINE, © a AN IS VALU ARE rau — LJ AND AN HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT * © @ 6 ee 68 66 6} 6S BEVERAGE OF ton of Burne, who HOPS MALT EXSWAGT for the geeneea st Markwot epprebelion'se awe appoints or thet Courteeeit -M. King William 1. of et 1 Eaperve Ni it Prussia. and Mr. HOFF bac sece! the, Grose of Mera Cin’ acta ful effecta produced by his Mait : Sore cones r% ‘Daneitsof HOFFR MALT EXTRACT ate now tothe A: ublic, who wil will and aick, to its superior From the King of Denmark, Mr. Horr—His Majesty the King has ordered me tes- ag ahe satisfaction his Majesiy has experienced Beneticial effects which your MALT BX’ hee on his own person and on several members of hin amet famnily. “By order. L. CASTENSCHIOLD, ‘Alde-de-Catnp of his Majesty King Christian IX, of Denar. COPENHAGER. * Kav ons, dee. %, —1 yb to that Y in grety pe. 8g crus paps MALT EXTRACT, ‘Ileal learani bev but also a ¥ ind strengiens the mowact aa Sall'ae the "harves' doate i %. F, WAGNER, 273 Niothevend ‘To Host's Depot, 542 Broadway, the Third avenue yesterday, when, in place of making Naw Youa, Jan. 9.18 ples othe sondicor hy mauaged 19 Teas pnces ot | PAI 1c MEN Mee eee oe SLE ante on aie calling ie amavery NEFITED BY IT. Pleane to send again, & bedi enue J. HELLER, 168 Lexington aveoy, ly. Margaret Sinclair, s domeatic, residing at 216 Elizabeth street, slipped and fell the ice yesterday and broke her leg. All the above were taken to Bellevue Hospital. Peter Nelson fell on the rail on board the bark Rein- deer, now lying in the bay, and fractured his arm. was taken to the New York Hospital. HOFF'’S MALT EXTRACT DEPOT, ba Bi AY, Mr. PRICE SIX DOLLARS PER DOZEN, One doren and upwards delivered to any part ot ih or suburbs free of churge, Sole agent for Penusy! WARD T CAFFRE, Philadelphia. 1 3 a nen baler ate, at wor! i oy tie a ht ‘ys everywhere. factory of Mr. Kline, was caught by the arm in the | ————— machinery and ly lacerated. He was imme- ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER APFL diately conveyed to the New York Hospital. Al gaet on he ne ee cae Sore throat, pains of the side, of the chest, wea the back and Kidneys, lumbago, rheumauan of thep., ankles, cold feet, spinal affwctions, BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. THE CURES EFFECTED IN OVE! MILLIONF Pouce Rat ox ALLecED Gamsiine Hovsss—A squad CASES, AS ABOVE RaMsD, | of officers of the Forty-frst precinct made a raid on two PLACER THE HEALING powane oF ALLCOCK’S POROUS P! BEYOND DISPUTE. | REMARKABLE CURE OF INJURED @PINB. Moses, Tromas Auscoor Gok h, twelve dozen All ; patch ive o allege® gambling houses on Wednesday night, the one situated at 164 Myrtle avenue, and occupied by Samuel Burges, and the. other at 371 Folton street. by Thomas Mer Bet pour plaster has casop’ wane athe, bal r has . Better than it has been for year ee one B Dax, Schuyler County, ¥. i, aver Dax, Schuyler County. ¥. Y,. Sold by @ruy rywhere. be. areth Hoe we. New York, ery N ADDRESS BY D2. J. B. SCHENCK ON. COUGHS AND COLDS. very case of Condumpiion commences with Ged from the individual having taken cold. ‘The diseases of cho. air are of to every intelligent being. Hienie lungs, thetr constant activity, and their being to contact of alr of sich differnt irmperature, and whiapa. tains various irritating imaiters suspended tm it, them especially ilable to disease, und thone of » mei characcer. Let me direct your attention to the aymptoms afiit- Serene parts which are diseased when @ person bas. mon cold. 1 ‘The mouth, nose, throat, orzans of voide, and tu AxnvaL. Mzgrixe ov sme Socirry por tHe Risse or Acep Iyidxxt Fewavrs,—The sixteenth annual meet- ing or mis} society was held at the Graham Institute, corner of Washington and DeKalb ave- mnes,iyestcrday afternoon. The exercises were con- ducted by the Rev, Mr. Farley. The repert subm: tied added. Of the, fifty mmates of the Home auring the Yea sg ave died, whose names and aces arc ae Ol | wined bya enninuoun mucvas membrane, Gai, in axle Jane Howard. ‘Deceesary Murray, aged 89; Mrs. Sli 2 cold, jars Sumitted within the. year. cet aee bel showed the total cash resources to have amounted to saatismaranincarent ory rap lly ay $15,881. aud the payments for the year $10,281, leaving its sensibility is perceptibly’ altered. % eee ior: & balance of $5,600 in the treasury. The Rev. Mr. Kim | tion of this membrane, and, vy noweng changer ball made « brief address and the meeting adjourned. duoed in it by inflammation, we infer these Yoursrc. Derravery,—James Calijhan, a boy seven- teen years old, was arrested op the charge of bighway | robbery and locked up atthe Forty-first precinet station house, It ts alleged that the prisoner is one of the gang who garroted a man atthe corner of Sands street and Bridgeroad 9 few vights since, The indications are iat he was intending to repeat the operation on Weanos- y night, when he was recoguized by « tear in bis coat and other marke which he had received in the previous encounter, He was brought before Justice Morehqise yesterday morning, but the complainant failing to ap- pear, and his place of residence being anknown, the fellow was restored to liberty. In this technical way a great many well known rascals escape from justice aud are again fet loose to prey upon the commaniiy, 4 Victoun Finean-—A German mamed Charles |: Blohm, a fireman on Doard the New York Submarine Wrecking Company’s steamer Saxon, was arrested om ‘Wednesday night by the: Atlantic dock poliée while in the act of stealing a composition nuctigte to an air pump. it is stated that be wan ont me) mission theft round: the docks’ and: ey pon” the “sof” masons and others who will lend an car-to their cowardly. Toguery. Warexxy Fravn.—A sergeant of the Forty-ninth pre- cinet on Wednesday night last arrested Michae! Moron, who was found ‘catting a barre! of illicitly distilled whiskey along Myrtle avenue. The prisoner, who is said to proprietor of » still corner of Myrtle and _~ the United States Court, for violation of the Internal law. Porrnat oF 4 Weut-axows Pavatciax.—fhe fnneral of the Tate Dr. George T. Donner took place from his former residence, corner of Fourth and North Sixth streets, EB. D., yesterday afternoon, and was largely at- members of the medical fession, citizens seneraity wed Lo melon ong F. ata ih. Magons, of body 2 tone ‘doctor was ah active ‘practitioner, and died typhoid fever, contracted from one of his of Germany, ® self-made man, his forty-dirst year. Cartons or 4 Wacon Loan ov Warneny.—aAt a late sre apt 1 take place in the paris we cannat eee fer pertenced, ‘inflammation Oey ne nose, constitnt np the head. At first the posiril is dry. and, thougs fe Gry, we cau through it—it ie ‘up ithe membrane being awetled—the sense of emeil te =. Jost—the part is red. tender and irritable—the air a litle colder or less pure thaw |. SUBJECT to.morro: ‘BRONCHIAL CONSUMHON” a gag ry wt) er. York, every TUESDAY, og ” oe te hour on Wednerday night an officer of the Forty-seventh FM. _ All fivice (ree of charge, bat for it. precihiét seized a wagon laden with contraband whiskey | WaniG uyRUP sad SRAWEED Ee to New York over the Tenth street le, or gi per balf dozen; MA! by dra and fault = Walter Tate, the driver of the wagon, was also arrested and Jocked up to await the action of the reve- je authorities. Fre 1x: 4 ConsenvaTort.—At an early hour yesterday morning a fire occurred in Stossel’s greenhouse, situ- per supply can always be o! ee | DEMAS BARNES & CO., 21 Park row, New York, ners Wholesale Agente. ME tear ne ay ated. in Grand street, near Leonard, E. D., which re- Pano ‘obtaed. sulted in damaging the piace to the extent of $300. The GEORGE LI: yer, u feet. = i oe Aworure DIVOROES LEGALLY OBTAINS. TN New York and other States, without pablielty de ttit WEWS FROM MISSOURI. Release of Gelone! Montgomery- legisiative Investiaation in to the Sale of the Railvonds of the St Cons’ Grate, HOWES, Auorney, £e., 7B Nassnwreet, OB re —PERRYS a OINTMENT I8 CURIN: ys A Piles, f -ys ‘Chulbiais, Gorne Hands do. ‘Price % ent Rot all ‘agave, ‘hatham street. this ~- Rin Ol fhe and Sr. Lovis, Jan. 31, 1867, ‘The case ef Colonel Montgomery, who was arrested under the Clvil Rights bill for acts committed while in ,