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cable continues to increase, and the receipts now average about £1,150 per day. The Times of India publishes additional evidence that the great explorer, Dr, Liwingstone, is dead. Au Arab had brooght intelligence which jeaves bardiy avy room for hope, If the man isto be believed, ho saw Living- stone receive his death blow. In the English House of Commons on the 4th of April, Mr. Disraeli made the annual financial statement of the government, Notwithstanding the severe monetary crisis through which England had passed, itz resources had never relaxed, and the resulta wero satisfactory. Last year the income was estimated at £67,013,000, while the actual income was £69,434,000, which left a surplus of £2,421,000. The increase arose from the increased consumption of sugar, tobacco, malt liquors and spirits. The expenditure of last year was estimated at £67,081,000, and the issues had been £66,- 780,000, The estimated income for the coming year is £69,710,000, and it is estimated that the expen- diture for the same period will be £63,134,000. The total surplus of the income over expenditure is 21,206,000, and he proposed to appropriate it not to the reduction of taxes, butto consider how it might be applied in diminishing the national debt. And it is pro- posed to extinguish £24,000,000 of it before 1885 by by means terminable annuities, The London papers generally approve of the Disraeli budget. The new Prussian loan of thirty million thalers is to provides fresh supply of arms, ammunition, &c., to replace that used up in the late war, THE SCOTIA IN COLLISION. Wreck of the Ship Berkshire of Boston. On the 11th inst,, in latitude 49 11, longitude 29 18, the British steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins, which arrived last night, collided with the ship Berkshire, of Boston) Captain Berry, from New Orleans for Havre, and sunk her, Captain Judkins, of the Scotia, took from the wreck Captain Berry and wife and sixteen men and brought them to this port. EUROPE. Secession of the Poles from the North German Parllament. The New German Constitution Voted and the Legislature Adjourned. Tho War Clouds Between France and Germany and England and Spain. A Flood of Emigration from Treland. ‘The Steamship Scotia in Collision with a Boston Ship. &c. &o. &c. BY THE CABLE TO APRIL 17. NORTH GERMANY. ‘Tho Constitution Adopted—Protest and Seees- sion of the Polish Deputies. Berruy, April 17, 1867, ‘The national constitution, which has been so long ‘under debate, has at length been adopted. The Polish members protested against the action of the Parliament, and, on the result being made known, unanimously resigned. Parliament Adjourned. Brrun, April 17—Evening. ‘The Parliament this evening adjourned without day, THE ANGLO-SPANISH DIFFICULTY. Spain Still Disposed to Yield, ie Loxgox, april 17—Evening. Despatches have been received this evening which state that Spain has acceded to the demands of the British government, in part, at least, and that the ship Victoria will be immediately restored. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The London Money Market. Lonpos, April 17—Noon. IRELAND. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. ism Queexstown, April 7, 1867. Since the beginning of the spring emigration has con- siderably increased, and it is believed that if the present rate of increase continues for any length of timo the numbers will exceed the enormous proportions of 1865, when emigration was at ils height, The class of people emigrating is generally of the com- fortable farming class, and as a rule they ere young and healthy persons. On no day during the past month was there such a rash of emigrants as yesterday and to-day. By every train—which leave Cork hourly, from early morning scores of intending emigranis were to be seen wending their way to the railway stations at the north and south sides of the city en route to Queenstown, where upwards of twelve hundred were shut out from the three steamers which sailed on Thursday, the 4th inst. ‘The extra steamship Edinburg sails from Queenstown on Monday next, 8th inst., but she can only accommo- date about six hundred. THE GERMAN QUESTION. Negotiations—Opinion of Project of Purchase. A Borlin telegram of the 4th of April says:—‘Intelll- gence received here from the Hague announces that the Dutch government has officially informed the Prussian Cabinet that the sale of Luxemburg has not yet been effected, and will not be carried out without the consent f Prusela.” of The London Times says it is a disgrace to French statesmen that the Luxembi scheme should ever have been entertained. France will show her defer-nce for this tll-omened ‘European opinion by abandoning negotia- tion which would not only unite all Germany against her but break off the intimate friendship which prevails be- tween her and other European Powers. ‘A Paris telegram of tue Sth of April ssys:—The French government has still t consideration the Consols for money, 91. AMERICAN SECURITIES, United States five-twenties, ex div. Titnois Central Railway shares. Erie Railway shares. 71K Loxpox, April M. American securities aro quoted at this hour at the fol- lowing figures :— United States five-twenty bonds, ex dividend. Tilinois Centrais. Erio shares..... Loxpox, April 17—Evening, Consols closed at 91 for money. AMERICAN SRCURITIES. The closing prices of American securities were as fol- lows:— United States five-twenties, ex dividend. Mlinois Central shares. Erie Railway shares. The Contincntal Bourses. Fraxkrort, April 17—Noon. United States five-twenty bonds, 7634. Fravxrort, April 17—Evening. United States bonds closed at 765% for the issue of 1862. The Liverpool Cotten Market. Livexpoot, April 17—Noon. him to wit The cotton mon pene pr neg Baten ee bad the cou ms ot nding 3 im a ‘The sales to-day are mated Lord Stanley, quotations are as follows:— : Hone of Comm fad'hat "the onset of tne ing Por fae 1%4. | That ot. the people and also upon the con. Miaqung + 124@ | Sent of Prussia. What the feelings of the people of Liverroon, April 17—2 P. M. han gen eR gene hag Gince the opening the cotton market has been very | but he bed ssibar sa oomsnat, ot yeavy, and prices have declined 34. oer ce es. were not fuualied transection ru dll tthe juoted at 1144. The other markets aro ° od. returned @ re) C Prus- evil we . x wi and he had since learned from the oficial representa sr Livenroot, April 17—Evening. | tive of the King of the Netherlands that negotiations ‘Tha cotton market closes extremely heavy and with adownward tendency. Prices have declined fully <4. to-day. ‘The sales to-day have falion far short of the es- timate made at the opening, and did not exceed 6,000 pales, ‘The following are the authorized quotatons:— Middling uplands, 11%4.; middling Orleans, 1144. a aa ‘Trade Report. The advices from Manchester (17th) are unfavorable, ‘the market there for goods and yarns being very dull and depressed. Liverpool! Breadstuffs Market. » Liverroot, April 17—Noon, ‘Wheat—Sales of white California at 14s. 3d. a 14s. 6d., and No. 1 red at 138, 94. Corn, 43s, 6d. Barley, 45 104. Onts, 38. 64. Poas, 45s, Livervoor, April 17—Evening. ‘The breadstuffs market is generally quiet. Wheat, ere poperp Ppa considered it petoeeey the part of the government to communicate with and France on the subject, THE ANG@LO-SPANISH DIFFICULTY. Origimated in England— teh Cabinet Stat ro ‘aii Gondans The Jatest mail reports by Scotia e wernment is getting into a serious difficulty with ngland, It persisis in cotveinn Oe. demands in — to the alleged illegal seizure of British vessels nado and Queen Victoria, and a grave misunderstanding exists between the two governments, which evidently is on the brink of becoming a diplot strained to address the Spanish government lowing very decided terms:—The original capture, then, was a lawless avd wholly unjustifiable act; just! though frequently demanded, bas been denied; the salo No. 1 ed, 138 04; white California, 14s. 84.0 14s. 04. | the cargo and of tne vensel Way ilagal; and all the pro; on vosvel Comm, 438. G61. Batley, de. 10d. Oats, 3s, 6d. Pons, 45s. only contrary to justice and therefore void, Liverpool Provisions Market. Livervoot, April 17—Noon, The provisions market is generally quiet. Pork, ‘Ts. 64. Beef, 1258, Cheese, 608. Lard, 40s, Bacon, 40s. 6d. bat they must have beén taken with » full conviction of their il! ity, and were |, an Majesty's f~ car Ssamraloed to balteve, for the yeas ol ring ling the ewig a cove or conceal h w Tallow, 44s, 6d. Guarda things ber eas a Seed ae pes set forth in Goneraif Calonge’s letter et Jane ‘The ‘ision market is generally unchanged. rl conclusion 's lan- 1a 64 Bat, 1258 Choose, 00s. Lard, dds, Bacon, 30s. | Y4ry 0, tht the Lontecired Wold, setae to open the Liverpool! Predace Market. road for the Consai and other persons interested Liverroon, April 17—Noon. ¥ — i ay Py their Cy ‘The produce market is generally quiet. Petroleum— fore the proper contrary, pc ln; andard white, 1. a. Roxin—Common, Ine ‘ ‘rsioraion of te stip Soa sae, ore ‘€s.; fine, 156. Oile—Linseod, £39; sperm, ; Whale, | Tull value, and om proper pecui ot Sena —ory, tO: vl OS a |e du a Lae eee pontine, 978. Linseed cakes, £9 103 Pot ashes, ste. | Str, S"commitied on the British fag. His > Scotch pig tron, 62a, concludes by 6: Or ee ers her Majes- Livenroot, April 17—Evening. ty’s government that the government of her Catholic Petrotoum—Spirits, Is; standard white, 1a 4a. | dele py eg te Rosin—Lommon, 66. ; fine, 15s. Ashes—Pots, 34s. Tal- Spala. ‘As it was doubtful whether (he Spaaish govern- tow, 44a, 6d. Spirits turpentine, 37s. mevad anid onset te ae en oak =i Awrwanr, Apri! 17—Rvening. | Papert. om ‘The closing price of Petroleum this evening is 46 1-10 z ‘The Question in Pneestent, a ‘Grantee per barrel for standard white. the House of Commons, on April, Mr. Kim pal earch Osvoaxe sald--1 wish to aak's quosiion of the Loxpox, Apeil1t—Noon. | {cre of tte int deapeicl writen by the noble lord. Vo tbe Core, 484, Sugar—Sales of No, 12 Dutch standard erecament. The qi T wish to put is ote. sther the noble lord will give the House any accoant Loxpor, April 17—Evening. iy eh a hy relations at this momeat ‘The markets for American produce are generally ad Deteeent AD the corvenpondesies tet em quiet sod without change, Corn, 49a per quarter for | between the per cmmmetsned cust ot ber Mkheone mized Westerm. Sugar, 2a per owt, fer No. 12 | isin the of the House. (Cheers.) ‘ Dutch mandart. tron, 62a for Sooteh pig. Linseed | (utter Oe Peta iat oui inte eeation aitinoue: end Cakes, £9 10s. per ton for thin oblong. Seeds are quiet to have ea answer, wothowt fencing. (Cries of * 1994 ‘at 668. 64. for American red clover, and 664, for linseed. eneeet by Th i very important, | (Cuatlanes Serge ne eee eee ence ee re Af the noble lord Teoelved auy anewer (0 Ubat threat, MARINE INTELLIGENCE, ator Be Sourmsurrox, April 11, 1967. | Tatas ny! ‘The Hamburg-American Packet Company's steamer iastanen, Saxonia, Captain Haack, arrived bere late last evening the on ‘0 Ld —— senting on? Hamburg. April 11, 1807, pe a ay i ‘The ship Derby, Captain Manson, from San Francisco can sey nothing Saget ae eee once, ts farts ic bas gone, ia ths Sanas of tos House, Disaster and Accident. 1 pare BO yet received any answer to the last despatch Lavenroon, April 17, 1867, which the papers. (Loud cheers from the Information hes been received here thet the American | Miuisterial bencbes,) ship Presideat Fillmore, Captain Lace, which sailed on Action of Spain. tho 16th of March from Glasgow for New York, has been A Cadis telegrama states that the Spanish government fost. No date or other particulars are given. peo renee op the Tornado, ves thet yee , Fiommno, April 17, 1867, | Mackbernon pee ween traaaferred to the interior of the \; Tho ship Unole Joo, Captain Sewell, Inst from Phila | cluded in Lord Stanley's peremptory demand. ‘doiphis for Antwerp, collided with another vessel in this ——_ Abarbor to-day, and was badly damaged. Opinion. ADDITIONAL DETAILS BY MAIL. the other ban Calonges! language and contract TW Cunard mail steamship Scotia, Captain Judkina, aya aidan nat - Prhich left Liverpool at 11 A. M. on the 6th and Queens- 00 the Tth of April arrived at this port last night, details of our cable despatches additional to the | TH i g 4; belief expressed by those who are well able to estimate the present composition of the Spxuish government reprisals will be found ultimately una. he tone of the foreign, as woll as of the English is exactly such as would. under ordinary cir. our indicate @ general conviction that the brezy. jug out of war was but a question of the peculiar state of the public mind o Ei last will tn some degreg f"~aisn & less serious ex+ The London News, i. ‘its city article, says:—Owing to the prospect of a riptare of our relations with Spais a fow transactiop* nave occurred at Lioyd’s in war risks. On hips to Havana ten cont was paid yesterday against the risk of capture, but ‘was done, RUSSIAN AMERICA, American ’ assert have a telecom from St. Petersby whic! in babstance te 10 this effect, that ‘official tatellt es haga eneives of the purchase of the territory oy the Sones Buen. t ns No ses that the complete so far as Executive is con- pon but the House is aware that, by the constitutton of the United States, a treaty requires to be by the Senate, andI have not yet heard that that con- has taken place. I'am not able to state whether the Aleutian Islands are included tn the ceded territory. CUBA, Thé steamship Eagle, Captain Greene, from Havana on the 13th instant, arrived at this port yesterday. We are much obliged to Mr. Huertas, the purser, for prompt delivery of our despatches and files. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. More About the New Tarif—It Displeases all Classes—The New Internal Re: Law— Situation of the Banks—T' Alarm About the Moctezama, &c. Havana, April 13, 1867. It 1s difficult to estimate the general discontent now Prevailing among all classes about the modifications made in the duties on some of the principal articles of import, when a very different scale was expected from the long promised and exaggerated “reforms” in the Custom Houge regulations of Cuba, A respectful pro- test, in the form of a memorial or petition, is now being signed by the merchants, to be sent to Spain through the medium of the Captain General, praying for a revi- sion and adequate change compatible with the still ex- isting tariff and the nature of the trado now carried om with foreign countries. If the new tariff has given cause for complaint, the new taxation scheme 1s the universal theme of dissatis- faction and disgust, absorbing all other topics and pre- occupying the public mind to an extraordinary extent, The press, despite its propensity to patch up all govern- ment matters, is forced to take the part of the people in the measures which are to affect all classes on the Ist of July next. A petition addressed to the government in Spain has been set afoot, which is to be forwarded by the first authority in Cuba, with hundreds of signatures, praying fora juster mode of taxation, according to the respective nature of each trade, industry or occupation, I foretold all this, as I could at one glance comprehend that the framers of the schedules bad bad no regard cither to the income or common benefits derived from each trade or occupation, or to the classification of them. The Spanish portion of the population are not less vocif- erous in their complaints than the rest. Those that sus- pect Count Pozos Dulces of having bad a prominent hand in giving the information obtained by the Spanish e the Spani Gaunt’ he baving succeed ernment, and add pazes a i Fel According to the Marca last, just published compared with the situation the game time last year, I find cash account of $7,682,784 able of $7,162,404 standing debts due to the banks Sees Oe eae is no leas than $' fore we ate $30,028,544 worse than on the 31st 1806. Ican scarcely believe my when I arrive at this result, but there it stands in type, and proved in proper Tesult should be even worse than the comparative stato- ment I gave you of February is more than I can under. h is invariably one of the most buoyant months of the year. ‘The idle gossip which bas occupied the public for sevoral days about the steamer Moctezume has bappily’ ah only ea if her safe ip a ol " = ary OA or hor not barlag exon ay ‘bing on her St The Colombian steamer Rayo (alias R. R. oa fyr the capein‘ot (ee Mocterama. secon ma. “*Great have been the festivities In Santiago de Cuba on the occasion of the arrival of Admiral Nanez at port. returned from Jamaica on the 7th Lee ee Sitons asd F. de Aste ave expected there in @ Learn bet their retarn from the Venezuela waters. ‘The Admiral of the Havana station has returned from FS E fh He # fr F ELF te i Tate ia NEW YORK HERALD, ‘THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1867.rn!PLE SHEET. et ee THE STATE CAPITAL. Appoiutment of Harbor Master and Tax and Fire Commissioners for New York. The Union League Scold the Legislators,. and are Kicked Out of Doors. eee Final Passage of the Hight Hour Gabor Bill. ke. &e. ae SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. Aupany, April 7, 1867. THE GOVERNOR'S APPOINTMENTS. An executive session af the Senate was held at one o'clock to-day, at which the following appointments of the Governor were received and confirmed:— Tas Commis wane eeencyr: Heaees. James W. Allen, Ira Miller Harbor Master—William Smelt, of Lyons, Wayne county, vice James M. Whitcomb. Fire i }— Alexander Shaler, T. Bailey Myers, J. G. Galway and Captain Wilson, of the Twenty-first precinct police. The two extra appointments thus made are to fill va- cancies created by the resignation of Philip W. Engs and the non-acceptance of his appointment by Colonel Em- mons Clark. The other two, as I previously mentioned, aré for the extra Fire Commissioner under the new law, and the successor of Commissioner Pinckney, TRE EIGHT HOUR Law, The bill to limit a day’s work to cight hours, having passed the Senate, only awaits the Goveriur's veto to go into effect asalaw, As this movement has assumed ® certain importance in polities, whether real or appa- Tent is yet a question, I send you the yoteon its final passage: — Yeas—Mesars. Bennett, Campi Collins, Cornell, Crowley, Folger, Gibson, Godard, Humphrey, Kline, Bau, Lent, Low, H.C. Murphy, T. Murphy, Nicks, O'Donnell, Parsons, Sessions, Stanford, White, Wolcott and Wood—23, Nays—Messrs. Andrews, Barnett, Chambers, Piatt and Wilbor—6, THE PRESS OF LRGIRLATION, The despatch of business by the present session has never been equalled in any previous Legislature. The bills passed in one day bave numbered as high as one hundred. The various bills concerning tene- ment houses, the Fire Marshal, the Fire Department, the proposed Fire Bureau and the like recommended by the Committee on Insurance which visited your city in February last have been finally passed and sent to the Governor. BRRVETS IN THE NATIONAL GUARD. The Assembly concurrent resolution having been adopted to-day in the upper house, the Governor is duly authorized to appoint to brevet ranks of the same grade in the National Guard all officers from the State of New York who held positions in the service during the late war. THY EXTENSION OF THE METROPOUTAN FOLICR DISTRICT to the town of Newtown, Astoria and the locality on Long Isiand Sound, sortb and east of Williamsburg, has been defeated in the lower house by a vote of 47 to 53. The result was due in great part to the efforts of Mr. Wilson, who represented the absence of any necessity for the introduction of the system and combatted the measaro in every step of its progress. THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB RESOLUTIONS. In the Senate the Lieutenant Governor pre- sented the following resolut which were adopted at poses of the Union League Club of New York, April Resolved, That the facts officially communicated to the Assembly by the State Comptroller, showing that the grants already made to railroads and objects by the prosent ‘islature will swell the rate of taxation which in 1858 and 1880 was but two and « half mflls, and which was ten years past, including the period of the war, for but « fraction over four mills, to more than ten mills for the current year, exhibit an i of which is at once unsatis- TeResdiveds That apart from these general appropriations “i “ termed Ope majority of the Legislature in franting Yalta: in grat tae le ‘ranchless (or the benefit of ‘with apparent- ly small regard to the rights and of the communities: sifeoted by such grants, and uader otrcumstances which have created Cig doubts whether the same have been induced poe regard to the general welfare, and which have ‘ehtetiec nay Mout eventing an stsonn upon te patible with the ‘honor of the State and h aa whatever partakes of legislative F atthe integrity of we pa, abuse of the Vand intrus' vo Soret se ee pecenen Tens ing the cont LJ ru eu ins ment into contempt, we frankly d i eisai S57 ae nat, Ps ag Cee EY becomes the national U: party, which H ihe, destruction to whisk i was ‘and pu industry of the by the rebellion, barden. we a] wo honorable ablican in ive tue party from. the davgers and dis: ives, and toinsist upon a fair measure of decency laatly, that we rely on his kxcellency we warmly ap- jal and extrava- to interpose r official influence to save us from ition, and from all that is tainted with even the eoitin ot fraud, and soto prevent the spreading of the idea which aevaent losisad of affording & sure protection’ to the peo. o ing a sure - F; et danger of bolas, converted by an immoral ‘cllque Bs Gleagins of opprestion. Mr, Sessions moved to roturn the resolutions to the source from whence they came. As to taxation, he felt justified in saying that the rate this year will not exceed ‘seven mills, As tothe authors of these resolutions he had no doubt, if it were possible to got at the truth, it would turn out that at least some of them are among the most active and notorious lobbyists that bave hung around the capital this winter, among those who con- tributed to the defeat of the pier and wharf and other measures looking to the benefit of the public, Mr, O'Donnell thought the motion ought not to be adopted. These resolutions come to us somewhat in the form of a petition; he thought the resolutions ought not tobe returned, and ho hi the Senator would ‘consent to lie them lay on the table. ‘Mr. Sessions cou!d not withdraw his motion. Ho ro- garded the resolutions as insulting to the Senate—so in- sulting that they ought to be returned without notice, except with our most unutterabie contempt. Mr. Collins agreed with the Senator from the Thirty second. Theresotutions are intended apparently as a studied inguit to the Senate, Mr, Pierson also thought the paper turned without further notice from this ¥ ‘all such flings or insinua- were unjust, and he did mate, in point of ability, most favorably led it for fn Hag to be re- of any signature he y signs pat irning the resolutions with the Senators While i looked i ge w 0 ss rs euch a eat urely ignors {orto indulge b ta reeponetility Yo indulge. 10 would be more masiy, mare palace. Mt ¥. slowed (by r. Folger proceeded to show pee tere and single i tations ier don Bat 1 aen! tho peutionere chore to be SE at eet oe Sehr regarded in the light wise, be the ought eo eee return! summary manner by oF palin, i dows ust perp to come to us from ihe poopie ot fom the sonttuents of say Senn edeeap £24 nadrooosd not wo the Logiatature, bor to. party’ a the Legisiature, And it expresses the hope ‘that party will display in thefr converse here a fair measure of decency, integrity and ._ If there is e gentie- man here Who feels that he has Jacking in these however h or low--tet him take this Paper bia or Bimal ‘would spura it as be would spurn @ jon to retarn the was adopied—27 to 3; Maura Nicks, O'Donnell ite in the negative, NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Senate. 7 - a Amonding the charter of the Security Life Insurance FIVE mC" KILLED AT WesT STOCKSAIOGE, ma: ‘ie Company. Spavareio, Mass ; on > + Al . citading he of the Home Lite Losurance | 4 port of the oat 2, Preedin wanes pany, " fitted at West 2,» 8 aliens To incorporate the New York Real Katate Exou."%? | Killed David Richardem, the for 44, Patrick Tid wn” \mprovewout of the lands iu and about Wailabous , Michael May, Michat Kennedy and Juhu Qulmen? ncorporating the Ulster Female Sem! 5 Locorporativg the Binghamton Savings Beak, a ML PASD, name nending the charter of the People’s Sayings Bank of Transferring to the Sheriff of Jeffersor coa- trol of the jail and court house in maid soentee, yee De canines the National Savings Institution of New ‘Tho Bight Hour Labor bill—by & vote of 22 to 5— Messrs. Androws, barnett, CI PI fhe naga =" 988 Chambers, Piatt aad Wilbor Amending the charter of the Saratoga Springs village. Authorizing the city of schenecta: hase a eyo ge , Relative to cop: records and ra in tl Clerk's office of New York, + Pers in the County Tnoorporeling the Ce tral Park Sa Bay corporaling nt 'k Saving nk. Amend ng the charter of the village oF Hoosic Falla. Authori: the Montgomery copnty Supervisors to refund ill taxes, The city of Bi ton Water bill, The town of New .ots Fire Department bill The Utica Police bill, For the regulation of tenement and lodging touses in New York and Brooklyn. Incerporating the Tremont Fire Department of West. ebester county, To provide for the 1t of bounties to certain vol- iow York, ‘Unteers in the city of Authorizing the city of Syracuse to raise monoy for ‘stoain fire engine and paying the indebted- purchasing ess of the sity. Amending the general railroad law ag to reports by Depmending tho act declaring Fort Ana soparste fro ing the act dec! oT the Wood district, +4 . — to highway taxes in Greenburg, Westchester county. Tncoi ting the Bankors'end Brokera’ Associati rporating jon of New { the act for widening Fourth avenue, Brook- yn. 3 Remrieiig for the erection of yablio urinals in New Fixing the term of office of marshals in the city of Now York at six years after 1869. Taey are to be ap- eet the Mayor, with the conseat of the Supor- visors. Pie asians tho Jeflerson Modical Collyge of Water- wn Amending the charter of the Long Island College Hos- pital, Brooklyn. oT of steam boilers in Now York and Kings counties. Coding to the United States jurisdiction over lands tn Niagara county. Legalizing the resolution of the Now-York Common Counetl, 1862, authorizing the erection of a cer- tain pier in the North river. Amending the laws of 1860 relative to poiice courts in New York, Amending the charter of the city of Lockport, Requiring railroad companies to use aprons between the platforms of passenger cars. For the improvement of lands.sm and about Wallabout Bay. Heolative tothe Troy and Albany Horse Railroad Com- pany. saan ting the charter of tho Security Life Insurance pany. Authorizing the election of a Police Justice i vil- ¢ of Fishkill Landing. suit incorporating the New York Reni Estate Exchange. oe the obarter of the Hiome Life Insurance mpany. Incorporating the Binghamton Savings Bank. COMMUNICATION FROM THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB. A communication was received from the Union League Club of New York, deprecating the high taxes, the ex- istence of the “lobby” and the extravagant focal and railroad legislation, and asking the members of the re- publican party in the Legislature to- observe a fair mea- sure of decency, Jotogrity ‘and economy. Mr. Smasions mo that the paper be returned to the Union League Club as insulting to the Senate and un- worthy of notice. . Messrs. O'Doxwarn, Warre and Nices opposed the mo- tion, but it prevailed by a vote of 27 to3. THR PLANTERS’ RELIRY ASSOCIATION, ‘The bill incorporating the Planters’ Loan and Relief Association ot New York was lost, E Sundry loval bills were ning ’ Teas een et wet ton third reading. It tl ine only to such counties as are who desire it. The bill authorizing the city of Oswego to borrow $60,000 for building @ bridge, was. ordered to @ third Foading, , Amended by striking out the State appropria- 10D ). ‘The Assembly amendment to the Harlem Railroad, Fourth avenue, bill was concurred in, BILLS REPORTED FAVORABLY, To the Lower California. Company. * To incorporate the Rochester Iron. Moulder’s Associa- jon. To incorporate the Co-operative Association. Incorporating the Sheepshead.Bay and Coney Island Btage Com: ‘. ‘Adjourned. 4 instructions to amend 80 as to make its provisions apply Tepreseated Sepators Assembly. Ausany, April 17, 1867. ‘BN.LG ORDERED TO, THIRD READING. To incorporate the United States Safe Deposit Com- pany of Now York. To incorporate the Mouseholders’ Mutual Savings Bank of New York. Relative to the Third Avenue Savings Bank of New York. ‘ To a the charter of the Franklia Savings Bank of ‘ew York. To amend the charter of the Brooklyn Saviogs Bank. NON-RETENSION OF 1HK METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT. Mr. D. P. Woop moved that the bill extending the Metropolitan police over the town of Newtown ‘be re. ferred to a sub-committee of the whole. After discussion on the principle of extending tho commission the motion was lost by a vote of 47 to 53. SHIP CANAL AROUND NIAGARA PALIS. Mr. Lrwxsonn moved to refer the bill granting the consent of the State of New York to the construction of aship canal around Niagara Falle to a sub-committee of the whole, The question was taken by yeas and nays, aud was adopted by a vote of 65 to 27. Afternoon Seasio: EXPENDITURES OF SAVINGS BANKS. Mr. Siaaeson offered the following resolution, which was adopted:— Resolved, That the Superintendent of the Banking Depart- ment be requested to inquire whether any savings bank in this State has expended « sum larger than ite surplus on hand io the erection of a banking house, and to report to the next Logislature. THE NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN TUNNEL COMPANY, Mr. Brooxs reported a complete bill to incorporate the New York and Brooklyn Tunnel Company. BILLS PASSED. To amend the charter of the Brooklyn Life Assurance Company. For tho protection of persons travelling in Fourth avenue, New York. ‘To authorize the construction of a horse railroad from Fishkill to Matteawan. To meorporate the Sheepshead Bay and Coney Island ‘Stage Company. To authorize the construction of an experimental ole- vated railway in the counties of New York and Weat- chester, by & vote of 78 to 10. To incorporate the New York Joint Stock Company, To continue the improvement of the Hudson river, and making a0 appropriation therefor. To incorporate the Corn Exchange Warehouse Com- pany. To alter the map of the city of New York, for widen- ing certain streets and avenues, porate the Long Island Bible Society. To incorporate fe To incorporate the Wilson Harbor Company. ‘To extend the jurisdiction of ‘ courts, KS paw’ ¢ 0 bred Jorome Park Villa Site and Im. provement Company. Me RAE TUN: companies outside of New ke. “To amend the charter of the Adriatic Fire Insurance sero acorns the Young Men's Christian Association jew York. uf amend the act relative to the Bank Department. : Dement the charter of the Globe Matual Life Insu- "No inoorporato the Newbu To ad the Young "a Cl “R manerioe the Durango Silver Mining Company to iesue = rage amount of $5,000 sincgrpaate te Used ate Sao Dupont Company bs ay Mutual sae Doposit Company of 2 =z a 2 Thomas Noonan was eriously injured, FATAL SAILROAD ACCIDENTS. Bacrmorg, April 17, 107. J. W. Townsend, chief clerk and se on agent of tke Baltimoreand Odio Railroad, was kil this imoruing as, the Relay House by she cara, He was formerly con- nected with Western railroads. MoGnador, Iowa, April 17, 1867. To-day's inward bound train on the regot aod Western Railroad turned one of her coaches embankment, killing Mr. Wright, of Austio, and injuring several others. SUICIDE OF MAJOR JOHN 4. GOODSON, OF KENTUCKY. Ciwcinsati, Apirl 17, 1867- Major John A. Goodson, formerly a member of the Kentucky State Senate, and for many years Mayor ef Covington, Ky., committed suicide tu-day, was Seventy-fobr yoars of age. No cause Pig assigned for the rash act. FIRE AT ST. PAUL, MIAN. Minn., Apri? 17, 1867, The extensive saw-mill, tub and pail factory of Cutter’ his moruthg. Laos, & Stoith, at Anoka, was burned $25,000, SHIPPING NEWS. PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 17, 1867. . Arrived. . jteamship Scotia (Br), J) Averpool Lod ueenstown 7th, at 3. ‘ PM RR mdeee nd er, 4 Cunard. 9th inst. int 5042, lon David, bound E: saine dey. Tat 60 Td fon 30 86r slosmnabie Columbia bound Ee 10 tae 49 Mf, tonO. $00 cenaeees sighs stgsele with one of the New and Havre For Other Shipping News See Eighth Page. A. . . . . . . over an severely . # THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, Chartered by Congress, and having five Government’ DE rectors appotuted by the President of the United States, offer thete FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY-YEAR BONDI, BEARING SIX PER CENT INTEREST, PAYABLE SEMEANNUALLY IN GOLD) For sale through the CONTINENTAL MUTUAL BANK, NO, 7 NASSAU STREGT, 3 = MESSRS, CLARK, DODGE & CO., BANKERS, NO, 51 WALL STREBT, Ta the City of Now York, at NINETY PER CENT of thelr par value, with Accrued Interest. These Bonds are secured by « FIRST MORTGAGE om the RAILROAD AND EQUIPMENT OF SIXTEEN THOU? SAND DOLLARS PER MILE, nmuch less than one-half? the cost of the Road, THREE HUNDRED AND FIVI§ MILES have been completed in the most enbstantial mame ner, .and fuily equipped with rolling stock, locomotives: machine and car shops, engine houses and station buildings, built mostly of brick, and have been ACCEPTED AND APPROVED BY THE GOVERN- MENT atter an examination and report by the Government Com misslouers, andjare now in successfut operation. ‘The Company have on hadd iron, ties andall other material. suficiems to complete the road to the Rocky Mounteins—e. distance from Omaha of 517 miles—by the lat of Beptessber, the time pledged for tte completion by the, contractor. TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED (12,600) ACRES OF LAND PER MILE are granted to the Compaay by the Government in addition to ihe subsidy of SIXTEEN THOU~ SAND DOLLARS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS FOR EACH MILE OF ROAD AS COMPLETED. The Chicage and Northwestern Railroad, now completed, connects wits this road at Omaba, end is doing a large business in passea- gers and freight. a et ‘The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, the Chicago, Bue lington and Quiney,and ‘the Hannibel and St Josep Railroad Companies expect to extend connecting links of road to Omaha during the next year,.so that four trualt rallroads from the East will soon greatly contribute to the business of this road, and the Central Pacific. being ca structed with great energy from California to meet thie Great National Raftroad across the Continent in 1870, insure for it all the business, both passenger and freight, ttoaw possibly accommodate. The Interest on these bonds beinge payable in gold, and the issue so mall.per mile, there eas Be no question as to their safety, and the Company have no hess ‘tation in recommending them to the public. 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