The New York Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1871, Page 3

NEW YORK BHRALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 187].—TRIPLE SHEET. 8 ae my STATE CUPL, Se chon vogay [us naetmeueem anovwootioe. 0 ew | Cacetmmnten a seroma arene | NEWANH'S PROSELYNISYE SENSATION CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA, Nr Lit Oppaae m1 tog that tt was | and, with the permfrsion of the comraittee, will lay before Danes must be sept in for couttrmation PT “an tie por poorer. | Ueto Me statutes passed io Lg tidy whic, wil exbabit se ¥ witnin twenty days after ine moeiing Of the | yo spoke at considerable lengts 1m port of his poattion. fu grace with which this petition comes from our friends next Senate, said commission to hold ofice sor ive Mr. ALRERGYR spoke in tavor of the hill, regarding {tas | in that county. In 164) we find what is known not only one eminently catied for, bitt just. years, They are atso direoied to take entire con- ne a the consolidation act wan pasrel, and the purpose of that | A" aeuite of WBxolher Iiame- : 4 ap. farnon a enath. ai reat force In favor | act was to pass a general act for the cons: tdatton In one act P as € the Darien & trol over the construction, plans, , &e,, of (he Rew seit FRINOK spoke at tenth and vith gre: oroe In favor ek wan't a 8 Genera fe cocen es ress 0 he Darien Survey—- Senator Murphy in His Seat | thuciig Mey sna aise coins an ‘esplinte 0, ye | LM ye ehicen’y ue" ld a of tie Your | wll! ahy-oua way ete tne come Pune tf mon@s Laborss, : j ’ y made of the expense or cost for the building and | The thw P they had heen in the uabit ‘of classt(ying’ thelr trustees, Good Results Anticipated ‘Alter further debate the committee rose and reported pro- | and the provmble of the act nid before yon, Arar 3 le Aguin. completing the Capitol, a3 proposed by the plans adopted by the present Coimmisstone aud shiatl ‘eauedient Wat in which” it is recited ea, , Bie i: f s maiod cost, togetner with such mocl- | “Vine House Mr, AtvorD moved that tho bil ¢ recom. | this “hall be auhorizel by one generat act. ‘The ¢ ther! sll dine n co Tice pyate pe tah au they may deem proper to be | witted to tho Judiciary Comiitice, with tnstractions to no principle that was adujted In thw narmase af the Tho Case of Catharine Ryan—Sho Coos to Hoar wae about the u Ca Hemmond “for Fug’’—-W Dr. Fish, Declaration ef War by Honduras Azatnst Sal mude in the construction Of su The Shaky Democratic Majority Still | as weit us to estuunted ovat the Capito! buliding, | Krfke out the enketlug eiause, aut on iat moved the pre p Bk Be Sh) aCe as a Sie Sy See 201, 10 i Te ee ee ree god: shan ibe: bil!) was | (onthe titatenor i cog aa perigee grr oly KH B . dior—Unsuccienfal Atteunt at’ Revolution { Legisiature, Upon Wie appolauneat of said Cou At Aspens i prevailed, an yey, a pre th tod from passi nate i ‘arry Burnett, Mrs. New!en and tho vador—Unamaconefa’ empt at Revolution in > ors hereby aut alee © % . ' Dig band of the yirnin Contral toad. We fin Sabject— Sie Tree Trado Bg : Lacks One of a Sure Thing. een ona tuaeioaere c yori tore iB rogontad to pil re mar tine Gee alarm tele- | principle ourmmensed fo (ue passage of acts tn Girl Hersolf Say on the Subject: Nicaragua roe do Botween Nicaragua ‘Whe outire evening Gess.ou of the Assembly was | grav ta New Xora atty. Ry sere aR peccaNNOaS: Aad UniConenI nts (he ¥ A Grave Error Somowhoro, and Costa Riea—Doplorable Condition of SLO aas Grin io ee OND AND MORTGAGES Sheen ie Saeae ieee PRBPOOL, Alor oltIng several cascs, then closed Salvader—Revolut'onists Successful im = ms atys 7 " ‘0 », e: & a ne a Bee sce A aed > * sti The Tax Levy Bill Weld in Suspense by | HOM BHM fpe Macon AS LO Towels | SAE CAS COMPANE § AND THS SAB | acy adincsea ch kNAN EPMA eoned The alleged proselytising of the young girl Catha- Colombia — Fxtradition Treaty Be- th oats £ Grali: crowded during the proveed gt Mr. Jarod) ie aa CONSUEE RB, we" pleased at the announcement of the chairman of rine Ryan stl) continues to be the atsorbing topte tween falvador end the United fe Dereliction of Graham. vocating the passage of Oho uilfy prevented as IvANER 2 7 Rae eee ee oe eae et one a Aciuston | Of discussion in Newark sociai and religioas girelys, States Mow in Force, bie array of fyar rhowing bow unjusuy ous occason that man; t vale: des . thn peat men he prevalent opinion being on all sides that the city end Brooklyn were overtaxed to Aupert tue we ep ae saneee, lh wpe aseeriod or iy » overts Jovernar, “ maar spic Memtuet | TUral districts. “My, Hields delavered a powerful saeauibivirs ape beradigrete ca rn | of tho. ET were “tranmutehty but ot tueestiation | Paruies tmpiterfed th the matter were goverued ers vi Governor Hoffman to Doar Arguinsnis Agalust | spoocn aga’nst ine tin, bang hus opposttion to It on ABAXY, March 2% UT — | Uwas proved that the fr ‘ama pepoieaing winhol she ore by gver-cealousness tan practical eojmon ASPINWAIT, Marvel 18, 1871. Uie ground that i, would be milairto throw a bur. The Governor returnet the bill to ameud gn act | knowledge of thors moat loterestad In thé kuecest OF The | m3 x . " Pie yey 5 Vie Kinaeton, Ja. tho Pueamatic Outrug>, deaYon the prolasing cusses: waren would Drove | tor ane Inspection of gas motors, and for protection | ESiinty, uauhdariteneikens Petco ee we Hag | Sease and pure chiistiaa chaniy Would have dic- 1 United States war steamer Nipsle arrived ow k Padded Not Lvs OF tho WeMes “who Voeed for {Of eonsumery oF yas, Wika the following message:— | frets UA Lorn cotumiion: when, In fact, Vaeaanaiiania ell | tated. To oe ue savoment oF Me | evo stn from tho.Atrato rivers ‘The jatest news frown i h ¥ < 4 ci. prepare hom gr others, ‘The stockhoidors | case, fr ha to mega, fro si F Renan, Mare 29.1971." | ante reese ko” tonetek Seihs @ Take BEAER. OF NEM On Or en aa iikeaver ihe Fe a hae nr depute Saat aie autnentie sour . a representaty eof the Mnzany bi ben Pipes feet eateaire: The appearance of Senator Hurpay, of Brooklyn, | {he hemsieuure agai, The Dink was Maally Kiet 74 elue Iwaki ay ahgnatney Anpem'y bi No. 196, on | the petitioncrs, and A alcnaily Yalled’ of? fis object, | Visited yesterday tue parties who 1 tion, which was ters than two hundred fect AIL at the Capito! this moraing created Judiciary Commaittse, Wita Instructions to StElKe Out. | ee AME, Lead Neng Grebe toomtagide ron theatre | Ube auestion for discussion Us a very simple one. It ia Were well and confideet of success, ‘The Nipste re- 4 BIG SENSAT.ON. the euagting chuuse, Which was camied by & Vote of | tion and sealing of ses meters, aud for the protection of turned to the Atrato on the 15th, The survey will Ut heap ce probably be completed by the Ist of May, Tha Ositpee arrived a» Panama on the 10th and the Litt to retreve the Resace, } ubers who vecd for and Kiuws county wo Yor ure prominently in it, and obsained from them thelr several versions re gg RTS ir oh Coll hd of tho whole of the adtiir. ‘Tho Hirst person visited dents we Application | Was Key. Dr. Henry C, Fish, the p: tn through the enect: | Ba otist church, vuly ‘@ of New York which takes lock the right to y whether the coawrol of property shad or not be with th consumers of fltiminating gag, and further to amend chap: "ty ter 1Lsof the laws of 126), paske! March 2%, 1°80, being an | Of this pelucipie, you wil aeures In fet to pro:ide for ths aypo'utment of depnty Inspectors of | ments of the Boul Gua meters, to reaide in diferent part of this State.’ from the ownera, o ‘The trast section of the vill. rei stor of the Wurst Of apparent pre Now, Marphy 1s wel cnough known hereabouts ‘fou democ mot to de gazed at and stared at as a novelty when- | ov the bill wi ever he is abio to put in an appearance, bub the fact THE TUM a it from November to October, but ui why vermed TRE AQUARIUM"? choo rned aments section Lf own tr Jamestown on th ‘een, Who are these trust . % - 8 bei of chapter 3:1 of the lawa of 1554, by providing that for a ‘The Doctor was confined to his bedenamber, indls- apg ade ne j Was generaily known that hud he beon in tis seat | Coiue io, Anoiber caucus Wil be li: every stamp or weal put upon a gas Tncler by an “inspector Popa tae wee skholder Anncithe enn tualagen ate tyecy DORs. Gain’ dvamextansionc’ bar ae “seeahnts News from Panauia of the 14th says that the ear ‘ne day before tho Tax Levy weuld have goue night. the inspector shill receive dive cents, to bo patel by the | the property, Take it irom the owner's control and you aN eee vey on the Pacifle side was progressing favorably, Autrough swiumingiy, aad Uhet it preity certat, TNE PNEUMATIC TUER RAILWAY. say me “f an ‘The Governor witi ¢.vG & hearing to parties inter. now that he” was on hind to-day, the long | ogied in the Puenmattc Tuve Luderground ialiroad agony would bo at an end. The icbbies and in Sew York, on Thursitay, the 80l1 msi, at two Vestibules were crowded to repletion shortly after | O’clowk, im tue Hxccutive Chamber, he had beep espied coming up the bili, aud every. wee manuiaeturer of the meter, | This is im adiittion to tre sulary | gnight as well condscate it. The charter here framed by the | Mannered Jady promptly escorted the reporter Boe pepeb roan (in tee cempating thaw ale Siute:Weaachy, Hegisiature contained the fundamental. prinel W Commander Selfridge ascended to the Junction of the Paya with the Syra river, bat no new dis< covenies were mace, lhonduras has formally declared war against San tanding 16 1g not likely whe of ig ulthuasely chargetand assessed by the Stule | ginckholders were permitted annualiy to choose the diferentes companies, i ‘or Un fr pro That ¢ The right of the Legislature to. pr: Agents for the nianagement of thelr property. That Bt thither, On announcing his mission the latter was 0 for the Inspection | * ' thelr, «ur | courteously motioued toaseat. The reverend in- i mt contract Letweei eliveen State | y, of gas meters (watch are Mineuatiros"), and to charge the | gna the atecktolders, and ieannot be vitiated except uncer | Vaud at first expressed himself as being opposed to expenees upon the anies who séil the gas by there ; ch will cal f ‘. jee ¢ uptrend tho conetut tonal “py & coatingency which will call for legislative intertercnce. | saying anything on the subject. It was a matter, he we Saivador, The misunde vikton relating t® | Here is « corporation represenitng $0,000,000 of property, body wason the uptue of expectation, Members of NEW YORK LSstsLaturs Welghia And meuznrea, will not 1 mpnoge, Ve dented; but | he Leginiature hus touy with th question whetuer tiie | ‘ough inewhich neither the publte aor the news- | ow can be arranged, President Medma has tssucd the lower House lett their scats on hearing the - renege ree the meter 0 be nnd to tie tor, its Excapect( uly sub Rear hte pacee he Seve Waneed:, EOWee sroperty waicn | Pavers Rad any interest and had no features that | 9 gooroe suspending the operation of the treaties A news and ran up siairs to the other chamber as Sennte, iuve Sof the Commutation of the nate, whlch aboitshes | Qak ted taken from them. it haw been wyed | Warranted Its beng made the busis ofa seusations | with San Salvador until that country 1s disposed ta dei licient fo ; fy pany merchandise, Produce, mauufacture or commodity object! on between the time of the Introduction of the bland | that any coercion had been used toward either the The meter can properly be inspected at the expense of the | Wa"ty take gbtions Mees eee tte natin atockholt: | givity consclence or person, She lind come to him individual or corporation using it asa meanure for the Fale noe noeth i : ey iS a of gaa but hal sapere Dplb as Mauurecuuer:, who given to them, When the Governor Saya iat tho reason that | as other young converta had come before and de- olds though the “Boss” was zbout to make lis will and ALUANY, March 22, 1871, had deterwlued to give wu saare of his worldly gouds BILLS INTRODUORD, toonly those of his faisbiul henchmea who would | _ Py Mr. Twmrp—Providtng for proper drainage of lands in New York city and county, By Mr, Baviey—Provlding for the erection of school observe them. If war ensues President Medina says San Salvador must assume the responsibility, and intimates to foreigners that if damage Is done to the ‘ake the woudle to bo present in propria per- sone on tho oocasicn, When th> news A Lonses and for building a normal cgliegs in the city of New was first bruited about that the Brooklyn | yyy * a ea ahh Senator was ia the vestibule, aud that Graham, By Mr, CAUDWFLL—Making provision for improvement who bas been playing into the hands of the republi- | in the counties of Westchexter and New York, and to provise cans for several days past, was already In bis seat, | facilities of communication between said counties. It sim a veto ofa New York bil! was betug read in the As- | ply exten athe timofortho Department, of Public Parka of eIty 0: r care * sembly; yet seversi of the New Yorkers left thetr | jromtneioi of Nay, Isis Pre ANd Ble mapa two y 3 3 BILLS REPORTED. Pluces and bustled our, hats in hand, to satlHlY | reorporating the Asswation of the Bar, New York; to themselves that what they had heard was really | prevent accidents at aaroba ai ative to mille ‘ Rn tary exemptions; providing for aeourity for the perfor.nauce ne, Strange to say, wien they got into the | Oro ntracts on pdulic wulks; to appout « Fuuie Aduuie. Jobnes of the Seuste chamber aad jostled | trator for Kinge couniy. LILA PARGED, T e for rebuilding wad repairing sewers in you baad, a look of | the city of Ne ered raha was re. orks Ly 22 acangpiinritiets a ‘Mr. TWEED calied up the bill relative to the collection of * dissppolntment spread over their countenances, | Harbor Master's fees in the city vf New York, and the bill 70 ‘ om | was pasted, showing rather conclusively that many of them | WEL PATI., avollsh the office of Canal Superintendent were very well coming up for passage, it was recuiamitel. ‘ihe bit'to conauitiaie the dett of the clty of New York der taid on the je was induced to sign the Dill was th fm ratiroad San Saivador will be the cause. The iuvad> it mevely as ® inechanical produ ariiols of | had not remons'rated gives (orce to. our remonairance now, | sited to be recelved into the bosom of the Baptist ing Salvadorlans have retired to thelr own terrl- 2 manufacture, Tn this opinion, I reapectiully submit, the At- | 4 xehelde : : ete ity $ loraoy Gencea of the Stale cuscura head slockholders, do | wot ac control of thé | Church and to be regularly baptized, He bad never “here iw another objection to. thin bill, which heing stated, BN pf witt alo, am eouficant, command the sssent of the Legivia: Ms fe ture.” It is this:--The Inspector of Cas Metors Js an oficer of Rave reprevented, itt aw the State, pointed by the Governor by and with the consent of the Senate, By chapter 16 of the laws of 160 his salary : was iucreased from #10 to 42,500 per annum audbe was | of, Americ it these stockholders tory, bnt the tuwmigration ef leading Salvadorians inereases, Despatches from Ntoaragua of the 13th announce When ‘the prescat | similur conversions. No eifor: on his part had been | “Mat Vicente Quadra was installed President of authorized to appoint deputy Inapectors, to reside in diferent | a ite fey: at Pe ppasgraia of | made to induce her to do vioience to her conscience, | Costa Rica on the 1th, ana .that an unsuccessfal Parts of the State whero gas meters Were manufactured, present it is Ss 000,000, i Sey bon vn. | AS for the statement that on the occasion of her | attempt haa been made to overthrow his governs who were to receive two dollars a day tron him outof bis | Reeounted for. ‘Tho ‘stock has ne down from | DaPUSM & great commotion was raised in nis rat ot ment, ry, when actually engaged in the discharge of their duties fi fi o4 caureh, the Doctor declared nat nothing of the sort ae ‘here can be no agape think, that this provision was not ee aintaen a ip gt The cagualticn were rf 01 control of thelr ow: ortton to the property they | @xked her what her religion was, and was not f assertion, as hes been ae an \ ly the Enelish stockholderaare in this petition, | ®Ware until last week, Thore was no proselytiem in 8 of dolinrs here represented are inthe hanla | the matter atall; t¢ was simply one of dozens ot hey simply age to vote ne he records wil show. | liad occurred, ‘Ihe statewent thal a policeman wa A treaty of freo trade between Nicaragua and only wise, but suilicient tor the accomplishment of the end | Tits corporation was corrupted the judiciary, destroye! the | in the gallery ready to pounce on the girl's father | Costa Rica has been ratified i My i G y c! a ibe aprein ee wa appoint only wien necessary, | purity of the bar and brought reproach upon the name of | should he make apy unsec.aly demonstrations was the Chief Inspector being ed only when necessary, | American securities. There have been some indications that The news from San Salvador down to the 13th I to pay them ont of hia in- likewise Feased salary m ices allowance, whieh ac leeremh pec taman: has tala elgwing? is act DEMOLISHED BY THR DOMINIE. thut the country toward the frontier 19 in a deplora- ‘The bi] wow returned makes an entire change fn this re- | arisan, and it in hoped thia will not he. No one had remonstrated with him against re- | ble condition, Desertions and arrests are frequent, wrizes and requites the Inspector to appoint Mr. NFL8ON-—What do you mean when you say that the | Celving the girl into the Baptist fait except her and no more—one for New York, one for have cor he et , “ny water and execuitous, it Is ieared, will probably soon pockinn RDA Gator cnloeay, Rant af Chore’ woul vecekta w. Bioremenas pl gp ee Se oe mothers Tue latter had visited him just prior to , : er follow. ‘salary of ®!, to be pald primarily out of the Stato - fi Suaday, and he told her that he thought no one had 4 NEL Clas Gorise cummenic van ned are a ea eee Tchd thoi rae nem and by tho use } y right’ to iteciere with the girl's determimation | Ia the United States of Colombia the revolationists aoa A a eee TE octet | | Mr. Nevsow—Do you inean to refer to Mr. Field wien you | the matter. and Albany it is. didicuit to seo. why they” will | *Pysk or thelr corrupting the bar Z against Murphy at the very entraace, and discov. To farther prot ¥ COSTRNEED WITH THE ((MT0H,"? was lom—16 to 12—and « moliva to recuns and were nowise saxious that it should come to an | tabi Dr. THAYER asked for unanimous consent to have the end, to leralize certain atreet assessments In Saratoga Springs “13 Grabai ” ask asned. ie Graham here?” asked ove of the noisiont of | PAS. asia there was wo dljpeiion Gn biaibe of the the New York Asscmblyimeu, a3 be pushed bis way | senate. He did not know how It was ou the ocher atde, esoived to objeo, to ali summary lexue ; a ye v yet tne Doctor was reviewing his action in ens cola oe of epg ea ree tad [REMAIN--I loned no names. am not here to je matter Mr, H. Burnett, a well nown local poli BD immigration socety has be fol “ t cf Bot ve reyuired also for the other cities of the State. Moro- | arruign Mr. Field. Ihave an old-fashioned way of apeakl tctan and member of the Doctor's church, pat ib an } Martha. her esttiied i great demand, these appolntiments | whiel I learned when { wax voung, andi bare not got over | appearance. Ihis geutieman professed to know ait submit that as matter of pudlie policy, about the case. He said he belleved he was the first ‘The recent eartiquake at Guayaquil did but slight one who had taken any notice of Catharlue and a | damage, REMAIN stated that all the Erie | girlcompanten. He tirst saw them at Dr. Findley’s ‘fhe extradition treaty between San Salvador and had to show for the movev of their stockhol’l- | church, aud next in the gallery of “ihe Aquarium.’? ra house, a few steambo: -espectiully | it yet -tuat of saying whut I mean, they ‘should be ap- | A°Gaxrieman—fou accepted @ retainer oace from the Pointed as the Chief Inspector bimaeli {s appolnted, namely, | yn¢ Raliroa Compal: by the Governor and Seuate. It seems to me hmpolitic, if | “in conclusion Me not haproper, to confer upon the Inspector, who ts an'ap- | menagemer fatey oi te Goversor and Senate, the power to appolut | ore win cn arce deputies, cach o” Whom posscases as much power a8 | gdiniral's u: P : ; Which had fn eatteu: ito the Senate chamber, and tugze:! 6 colleague by | Tien, “thera being no objection the uill was passed. the coat sleeve, Mr, ‘TWEED culied up w motlou to reconsider the vote by “Yes; there he is on the front row.’? which the bill to consolidate the dedt of the city of New York ue United States ts declared in force, and plenty of | Without knowing who or what they were he urged ring. He was very ant to calla bad man by | them tu come down stalrs to ae was iost, ‘The bill was then passed, as also the vill to con: | he doer, and who, together, draw from the Treasury of the | his right naiue. whether he was dressed in the garb of w Vag. vi q i sy”? Lidar the county debi. Btate nearly twice the anount of the salary. r THE INQUIRY MEETINGS, 2 Y ‘And the other cuss reese ne MOCAL, PROUTBITORY LIQUOR LAW. Ttherefure respect'u?y sulmit that this bill should not be- | Bend, oF rode in the carriage of @ king with abariot by hls | Yio. ne claimed, “the bulk of God's work” had BOARD OF HEALTH. “Who? pe nov Mr. PARKER moved that the bill providing for the local pro- | come law. JOUN Tf, HUFFMAN. ‘The committee then went into executive session, | bee2 ppeumtsa. Finally the girls wanted A ne . “Why, Murphy.” Hotton of the gale of lnosloating liquors ys taken (rom the | rhe Speaker put the question shail this bill pass ‘ : * | to attend Sunday school and he handed them | jeport of tho Sanitary inspector=Swallpox notwitastanding te objectious of the Goverueor, and over to Mr, Callender, the Superintendent, He “Oh, he’s outin the topby. There he comes,"? multies of tho Whole. he girs being kidnapped sitghtly on the Increase. OBLON om be rev L was lost. $0} SUR 3 ] BS, sald the story about “Well, the jig 4s up, ein’e 102” CRE inci ittie ae aaoares ee este THE INSURANC? COMPANIES, Was too absurd to talk about. It had, he said, been | The Board of Health met yesterday in thelr . ‘The arrival of Murphy cut this confab short, and ‘Recess ull haif-past seven this eveatng, 2o% Cee given out that her father F perder using violence, | rooms at whe Central Office; present, Messrs, Bos- Insurance Com. | and he and others were determined that the girl * . should be protected at all hazards. Consequentif at worth, Barr, Mullaiy, Gross and Manierre and Drs. she lower House folks began to look aroun: fora 1 good corner, whenee they could see and hear every- exeelais Lil Pat Eps Or FERN LF ate went into committee v1 thing that passed when the ‘Boss’? would move the ‘Dill, 48 ihe Special order, and aiter sume Biijht Tax Levy bill. But, by an entirely unexpected | ft was ordered to a sand ae ok 5 mittee—Arguments of Various Genticmen | tne ciese of the rt y 8 ae ‘he S: . miecting, aiter she Was baptized, she | Sintth and Ceecivini, The Sanitary Committee, to Argument of Mr. A. J. Vanderpool and Mr. Relative to the Bills on the Subject Now | was escorted from the’ oleh. At era r @x- | whom was referred the subject of selecting suitable Lymau Tremaine For and Against the Pro- Before the Legislature. Mayor i’eddie olfered to take eharge of her. He did | yierg for the dumping of manure, reported in favor posed Reper) of the Classification Act Be- a ALBANY, Mareb 29, 1871 80, took her to his house, provided her with dinner | ? “ pling Aes fore the Railrond Comittee of the Assembly. At fetina Wie Becate’ tnac ek C ttt she and returned with her to the church in the after- | of having the same dumped at the foot of 106th, re o P ‘. A meeting 6 Senate Insurance Committeo this | noon, “And nuw,’’ said Mr. Burnett in couclusion, | street, Harlem; foot of Forty-sixth, Forty-seventh, ALBANY, March 22, 1871, afternoon OC. T. Davey, of the Sun Mutual Association, ad- | “they can do as they please with her, but pone alia d 7 THM ERIN DIRECTORS’ CLASSIFICATION ACT. Greased the committee chiefly on the tnconsistency of one ALL THE POWER OF TIMBUCTOO ‘Terentetls and) Rivington) street: ost. miter aie as At & meeting of the Railroad Committee of the | of the provisions of the Life Insurance bill, which required | Cau’t change her and I know It.” Leaving the cosey | the foot of Twentieth, Thirty-seventh and Fiftleth a ae to hear farther argument | companies already chartered to make their deposits with | Tesidence of the clergyman the reporter next visited | streets, westside, The report was adopted. The Assembly is afternoon, hea! rg fhe duperinten den! Of $260.0, whereas many of them or- | the home of Mr. Newton, No, 129 Hatsey strect, saine Committee elso reported that the amhulance onthe bill to repeal the Erie Directors’ Classifica- | ganized upon a capital ot sl0u,bov. where Catharine is employed. Like Dr. Fish, Mrs, | 582 comm ort a “| ial 3. Vanderpool, appearing for the Superintendent MILUrR stated it was not intended to make | Newton, a kind, good Chiristian soul, well advanced | nowin use by the Board are not properly adapted to fame bo : ron i ‘anderpool, app a {hls requirement, aad dat the provision shonid be prospec | in years, felt disposed at first to aris very litti frie directors, sald:— ct. The facts, she said, had been grossly tiled their charters. o 100: 5 - homes to the hosplial, and recommended that the I will endeavor to comply with the request which the ” . | misrepresented fu the local prints. Sne was espe- A a rma tone to reo iy aentlemen rho Previously | qjfug bil was amended #0 as to make the provision pro- | Citi’ Rovere relative. tothe” °PS" | Hoard purchase two suttable ones at a cost uot to addressed the meeting by being very brie: for it seems that the qhsstous. involved this bili are very narrow and very #1 move in another quarter, they fuund thai, after all, | To abolish the office of Canal Super their gloomy expectations #8 to the “jig” being | ‘fo protect the hari ur ndjoining Long Island. “up” were uotto be reatized. Murphy went into . Pineing foreign insuranee cuwp on & fooling with after “Vaso8a”? ind ome counpan: Sone Greoting the *Bous’! and iaying w | Pots con eerre, life and marine insurance companies to im- Pile of bils and papers on his desk—which luune- | prove cue torm of inet policies. Auicaied 90 48 t0 Ve COL: Giately adjoins the lattor’s—end the republicans be- | Boer to tire aud life tusurance compaaies. oe loge eens, re though they Adjourned. ew what Was to cou. urphy closed aS we reser pace reste hea Graham was Assembly. gazing iniently at tho ovlling, woudering, no ALBANY, Mareh 22, 1871, doubt, what tales of privecy’ aud coruption BILL REPORTED. i the dome above bis head coud teil were 1 formed 3 he i = m Se ei 7 with @ senatoriul gitr of tho gab. Ie managed, | Adverseto the bill amending the law relativa to assoss- however, tost in thourit as he was, to catch & | ment of real and personal estates, Agreed to, luinpse of the Brocklypiic, and at once got up from Consolidating the avts re'ative to the Marine Court of New pse es hus seat and qatetly walked ext of the chaiaver. | york; The interesied Assemb!yinen followed him with cemecoeee nue Ne: Kad -entered thédoby and dis- | os tow, Zoek Mapaienahers$e-inorove Mesean stestl, ET cecealiy goin’? asked one of them, | Brooklyn; reiasive to elections in Brooklyn and Kings “On! he'll be bask soon; it’s all xed.” However, a quarter oi an hour passed by and there was no Gratam, feorphy bad taken his seat, andthe “Bose” soxiously couuled noses on bis de of the house every fow minutes, but sixteen | keeps was allheconid muster. Alalf bour passed ana Grabam’s seat remieiied vacant; one hour, two } Ti 7 ‘ bonrs, three hours, wud the cuslous Asscmblymen, | Savings Kank of New Yorks; incorporating the New York ured out abd New Jerssy Bridge Compndy; rezulating Coroners’ in- . “WAITING PoR Tih VERDICT, quests in the eky of New York; vo iinprove the tributaries of airs, With broad grins of }otirent South Bay; amending tbe charter of the Middletown elves a Asylum for insac} aiso the doch satisfaction spreadiug themselves ail over thelr ny! Mea uOarON Ae DaMake TOUR: ON RROOL Esrre: higdiy intelectual cuuntenanser The Senate resolutions requcsting the Canal Board to re- “aay,” sald one to tue ollter, a8 they stepped | aces: the mete of Hvis on ‘Apples tad all escuieuts trans: out into ihe vestibu “That felow's game. “Fixed,” you 12 ; aie eae » “Wellsiv’s just as 400d for us, po matter what t! ates “ is.” The two gave Way to a hearty inugh, and at | y BY Mt RACusann Amending the charter of the New ence entered the lower diowse fo co':munidate the | AivaatPoan aud t boy re their felloy +. — Sueakod fi ; time after tie Asseimblymen leit, put at jaw. his seat, and conteuied him with taking up @ We eS to fre alarm telegraphs in New ho exit to the lebby. | ky ar, MORRLEY—To widen Classon avenue, froin Gri nce at the time he | to Lexington avewue, Byooslyn, and to provibit the esiad- viceable i. Re iene Msling of nuisances at tnat poict On his motion the bil vrug ap the bitl so as | was passed. It 13 wala, however, By Nr. Bs <exsn—Tucorporating the Natlonal Insurance @ li it bo over f vO. and trast ny. It does not tako Much of & man to Hake an Asente | NT Ty Amending the act establishing an In- Dlyman as a general rnie, nor does It rewuire uch | gurane. department intelligence on the past of an Asseinblymaa to know | By Mr. Lopp. the diference betw: ¢ralic meusure; buLIt docs see. ihat the majority in the lower House has had hard work evevy once ta By Mr. Mosk a while to find ons whatis Whar. Probably ie the | gonact., Knowledge of this fact which makes one or two uf | 9" Dut tie clever men on the dowccratie sige to a themselves fie righs to lead. In fi the story that the levding sacem to be wei train ‘ the shepherds, who on | the purpose of carrying sick persons from their companies which bave already | the subj in my remarks; Mr. MORGAN, of the North American Insurant a the discussion of | stated that a number of representatives in tl Company, REPORT FURNISHED BY SAM GUNN, a ach. dm the digccston of is in tiv insurnnee i: | and threatened to depose of him summarily it sho | CXCced #1400 each. Adopted. loamure of hearing the Counsel who were urging the paseage | sereet had boon in copgaltation with the Superintenient of | caught him. ‘The polnts of Mrs, Newton's narrative Faia committee now before the bill at tie previous hear ie Inetreoes Dene Sage Al fa! Be ENN pang i, | of tne atan, which ditfer from pr. Fisa’s statement, bomen Sain nes are material. She says that while she 1s oxceei Mir. Barr, from the Comnuittec on Permits, reported in favor of granting @ permit to certain partes to elutive to tho New York “Gas Works; Incorporating the Souch Brookiyn Loan and ‘rust Compaag; incorporat- Ings. Isaw ths remarks ai the tlme they were pubitthed 1p cpecintendent Mt. he had the “bill i bect.ba iaals : ; he"anhy papers, at thean ad no antares in the quentiouy | woubt hand lover to ihe commie, witch was doue, aad | WnRI¥ hberai in her views on religion, she considers | .c¢? Uilldiuws sud slaughter hogs at the foot of West and not bexeving that I would Le called npon to address you, | the life ipaurance maiter was .aid aside, that nothing should be done hastily. For this rea- |, Fifty-second street, A warm discussion arose upon fuerely. glancod-at therm, T'was a ite amuced at the rh ve Nati Ly ibe elie sags course taken by the opposing counsel 1u that they, Justead of | THe blll requiring ae a tore baprized, pontrary vo te wishes of tee Percate toe | ce tho ears. Sratth and Gross opposing ts discussing the questions properly before this committee, en- ‘om Marine Insurance Companies was then taken np and ' ah on the ground that It was the desire of une Board to faced in situperadion an'tabiec against the managersot the | £7 Marine Tee oe ae ae een deat | tried to Persuade' her to walt. Sie says she visited e fe Kaitway. Since this Classification act was paused in | sifktugoatthe word “Matias” and waking it “lire aad | Dt. Fish and urged bim strongly to forego carrying |, establish the abattoir system, and therefore not 189 1 have ay oe overed nor found any suggestions | Lie, out his intention, at least for some time, until’ the | grant any mo @ periuiis to Individuals, and Mes: offered which | oug! the a regulating the opening of sireets in New providing for grading Ntath avenue, New to constrict a swing Dridge over the City Slip Canal, Bufaio; amending the caarter of the and New Paltg Forry Company contrary to the wishes of her pareuts, she Pouch for relie? 'd aud Nevitow.: Rullroad Compuay ; 8? Any! um of the amending the charter of tha Udd Fe. to cause this committee to reverse ‘The bill to put foreign insurance companies girl should really have discovered whether she was | parr and Mollaly advocating it, The permit was nu of the Leyisiature in that year, It was not s TING WIL HOME COMPANIES a1 a * Gieaston anid tie committee atthes BE Sc Oo: OME € going to remain firm, bas the Doctor was for rusu- ect was before the Railroad Com- | 7 snperiuiendent MILLER called attention to section 9, remarkable haste inthe manner | fypt ct ded th ‘ol c bi “t "a Turf section proviied, that, where foreign eompanien han | ThtO water, She Was Ar one Time ine stronger ta. | Ks the charter of the Clairmont ing it through right away, Astor her, she was down | “ally granted, on condition that when the abattoir on these Inquiry meetings and this ‘ampping people | 13 eet pees the spol ant shuuld cease sliugiiter- ere wud inove inte i 1, but somehow the Lord vad ihe following ts te report of Dr. Russell, Register into a good, sqaare Mevhodist, She thoaght | Of Kecords:— made ther way cown 3! or that its merits were not fully | a deposit of 31,000,000 in the hands o: ster Araenalbill, ie. I doubt if any bill had | were exempied (rom making any depostt with the Snperin- | Of an nara introduced) on which there was better Op- | tendent of Insurance. It had occurred to him aud he merely | changed ity, EO Cg ihe Ogee as $7 | threw it out as ry ation to the committee that ell be there was nothing like I bi . ‘as rodue Mare . | companies should be required to make a deposit of $100,000 “ +0." week, bel ceerea twas referred on March 29 to the committee and was ro- withthe Saperintendeat.. If this were ine is submited A GOOD, JOLLY METHODIST MEETING.” cing a ceor orted on April twas coneld vd 6 here would undoubtedly be cases where the parties }i nd Wnie Aud on April 17 it passed ton third reading ov the 20th | Would be just BION) Getter olf than they are liable worke, | Withthe girl in her religious predilections. | Catha- of Y Gover: ave the honor to report 499 regiatered deaths for the past ' ‘ pace Tr) i =. Sap mpeg ap the week Neve: a > f pon previous. Stall pox and scariatina present the only exe OEE ELIE are ae eee ee toae ty the ecaeral faiing’od tn mi lity, 38 deaths thn tg 5 i : Deru wacribed to the cormer and .6 to . > dani was sent on the Sth to the | Ifthe ninth section o° this bill were siricken out this pout | TiMe, WhO ix astout, Well formed, mteiligont look- | und 1s teupeciively ia the preceing week, ‘The deatus fron. ported on the eanuls were adopted. BUS INTRODUCED. ROWN—Regulating the charges on freight on Tt passed on May was signed by him on oud be attatued. The committee made a note of thy - | ng girl, Just @ few incnths over fl tee a sited me dimia a “ol oto ie tug een roe es Bina ot saaerp ly eg tained. ee made e sug: ie girl, J incoth fl teen, Was visited | mew niuishod from 20 to ¥ eroup from 15 to ¥ and tys any who bad obj he Dill aside. by her father, Mr. Matthew Ryan, employed at the ndthe charier of the City Loan and Trust | Glohe Foundty, and he leit quite satisfied that. hi fe of the bill to otter them. There was the number unecessary for Lic dite Ys fat It a wtisfied that his TAG of newpaper tread DO an a cane aye eC og | tuuaingee shoul remain with Mrs. Newtou, provided Tus objects | neithe > Baptists he Catholtes stiowid have onditg 8 tiran- | access to her. He hopes that time wiil induce her | tue put wees, howe 1 stock to | to return to her own religion. lowest weekly mort 000, though CATHARINE STATES TERSTLE fs to loao | that she has been gotug to Sund bhold fever from 79 1. ‘There was w slight inercass in loctl Yatlections, Phithisis pulmonais has yielded ex- iy high mortally uuary 1, its weekly avers reb 4 auounting to 92, against 75 for on Of Ls’ Btn igo ineurporating the tong, to the | The bill to am Company. By Mr, Hayks--Amending/the free insurance company iteannot be neserted that the question bas not been sulli- | and also its oapital stock was then taken w itiy discussed curing that time. The uewspapers certainly | were sited byw representath et have aroused the attention of erery ejector to the | gpired that they wished to ines ‘om the 17th of March to the 20th’ of May was | #/,00u,000, but had not organized yet on ample time for any stockholder to present his objec- | chartered’ Iu 1968 The obsect of the comp: to jt At that time there wore, very few | money on life Insurance policies, The cominittes agreed to | \ th Ref jek stockholders and but a smal! amount of stock was | have another hearing on this bill aud then adjournad, hay. | North Ke iu that country, ‘They did not tuen bargain | ingno other bill or sod specniate tn ‘the etock, They had not then bought the aed the wishes of her parents. She and auother euding March 18, 157 Stock ut low prices, | was Introduced originally by g * il Went to ch 1—T; thank coer” The flrond Comat ovotented ONE MORE UNFORTUNALE. BEE WERE STAT tT HAMMOND FOR. TCN, Tiacartel, 60; ntuaipot, sty meaner, is passage, and more than two-thirds of the Assembly voted s Bi at i gourlet, 8; , lym i for'it, while only ove Senator voted against it. I need not oo meroly, but paid little attention to the proceedings | ,, Weck end roalipex. Hi Retacrnday ria, AL ‘M. nallpox have been discovered duriag tho Heaith inspectors which had not been orted to this bureat. Those had been concealed by their suds wuder the terror eased by such. f 2 recently been made fu certain newsp 3a that “the Board of Wealth have ur ud 68 for that of 159, In id but 79 deaths, being its ily within the pérlod mentioned. After the reception of the following report of the school in the | City sant speci oT nied ch ‘as well 4s other Frovotane City Sanitary Ibspecior the Board adjourned: chureh Sunday schoois for over nine mouths past, of the company. ase their cap oaition quice convenient t He propubly knew that luis entered was avout as and the boss took no s to make him show luis h aK poner to the following comparative the b fe reporved to this bureau fur rp relapsing, diphtheria, ; relapsing, ‘Fo protect consumers of fncl against ex- refer ‘to the message of the Governor on that subject. In a " until one night he caught her as she was going out f F z How « Friendlers Woman Was Ralued aed | ortho door, and, te use ner own expression, “talked he called attention to the fact that Bo Deserted=The Old Story. Jesus into me.” She would wot persist in her de- een pigsented against it, exce ig 0 fram two persons, alhowga amp'e oprortunity had been Yesterday morning a poor. hear for objeciion, and he bad not received any re- | female named Maria Geoghegan was arraigned be- Now, whatje there inthe bill itself walch le? ‘The divectora are empowered to cl By the bill St without computing the sta red the elaasincation to fue anay d the Hog heae resolutions W: el HTK a de - tortion. Pee ca oa» Gee: By Nr. Boone-—Proviling for the care of vagrants in the city of Brookiyn. that message, or rather upon the endorsement attached to the bil objections had pken, dejected | ternuuation wo be baptized, but word came to her jast Saturday night that the papers were made out s to place her In the Convent of the Good Shepherd. | 4 ha r fore Justice Fowler, acting magistrate at Jelfersoa | Then she was determined to go through. Having = pe iti aoe Pe Ken Market Police Const, upon compiaiut of Amzor B, | Domne a good deal of persecuiion, so ways'sho ts de> | fll dhenta wale Ganong e, . 7 Q of el] g set ul we Lh hand off the plough. tripped ol et meeting of the stogk- Crandail, of 24 Grove street, who charges (hat 00 | share, She 1s certaluly, for her yegrs, ‘agiri of very | av ie es a era ee et "| Saturday last abe caine to his house and threatened | siroug determi ii o ‘ e Wetaid Lefor? therrommit- | to take his wiles Jife, ean no commanded —Amending the Gas Company Orgausza- @ statements as ora. Buch asser- OSE AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITOTION. ane to | Mr. F2yat olfered concurcent resolusions co amend the ce it as | conetitniloas for the purpose of making ihe canna fre, + 60) . providiuy that in order that the tolls may be reauced Ko ak ree .fcop Over | AGAIN | ODF | to imect the requizemered Of goimeree and. preveut diver- tid sfun thereof trom tite Skat Canal Fan 1 shail borrow on manstyan fe Wt they had tue power to d kuvidera, save the directa ld naturally create terror ony those unfort y suitering with thi 3 » Burnett says, nothing | have heretofore re.rained irom making any pubile comment: eve assertions; but as they are doing muck harm in g unnecessary ‘alarm, and in defeating hows neces. th due regard to tue publle safety, that ep in ed a4 to how the uid go by ign to show themselves, ome of ibe same shail {3 ii Laders canaol, owing | by the fssue and sale of bonds or certlicatea of stock, hav- , give the proper | ig torty years to ran from this date, bearing interest at the er cent per annum, payable’ semi-aunuaily. nient of the priacipal whereof at maturity a ial of one per coat per annuta shail be the Commissioners of the credit of the Nate each eums ng the canal and gengral und he ase. I ition. AS M | { that she ig | Can now swerve her from her pati. upon ig ihe dally newspapety one ‘At cue tline fears were entertamed that mizguidea | cet ‘After the directa by the t and Giles {hat misculded | sary precautions, i a No" Giaasty: they mete tie cleseifoation. ae eR ae el ts 8 DMS rec? | persons would offer violence to 3ira, Newton's house, | 44g, cauuony wih cue rezard 49 tue) publ ee the Rirangementé of the company were modifed accord- | DIS, place o1 alien firect, | but thus far no demonstrauion of this sort bas been | Gonsidered out of piece. tion took place at the annual meeting, when | @ud annoying him for moucy. ‘The prisoner's Yer | made, me anportin ity for disenssion, as am, re notice | sion ef the aifair materially differed from that of the icaatnaitinntiiiginDiassaphiyi tien pe o HOt A very good Ulusization o. Assembiy preop go where tt to parliamentary cirvity fod 10-day eat, ivore disposition of the | te pl oiby ta, Muiod Us 8. davigeralia wensure and fokioe ives the power fo prosecute for violations ox Ny get cltehed, and yas f lay to the yillage and wwn antnorities who grat | {ime to time by the Canal Board at rates guliclng ad hear ao ha licenses. ‘Tio Voie s:oud 62 yeas tu 57 nays, not bh ry ee mri e only te att) Sinking fund. neo ihe jae ¢ site yore, 0 iv. | terest o debt 89 c 6 @ expense of keeping the the requisite yore. Its deivat was owtag to denv. eae 13 gisinture shalt Raneaaey aneride for the e h "y 20: fe sing goyseryon of the yote and io Jay lyon for tho § hereby authorized and for carrying ha P ations of the Board of Henith are that, whon 9 ae erent Ren cone aoe ae Oat f Wish smallpox canuot be properly isviate1 aad complainant, and reveals Ig ¢ B z xr U A R kd a the ction destroyed or re ed under suulcient quacun- there was had been genting volo major}ty the Eile Ral meeting, If At any ime th alockhowders were per. gvoutd i Shani em don ters of intimacy for some five Eee Dre tare ‘They contioned on terus of intimac: . " r th prove lgreatiy; every want of the public hus been satisfied, 7 01 2 3 Visited bt year of his age. Mr, Vanderpoe: was descended eT VaRDEMpOrL then banded tu the resolutions of ine | OF @iX Years, when one day she was visited by a ‘at the annual meeting on the 12th of stockholders, who are now petitiontn vara Wet ie die. lain the ifreparabie, She gta tyat cleven years ago olec of amaioety otiesaaunolueladt | Geahiiat day’ a buneudee At Odd Fellow ut, Bee ae ae ance at (uo annus! | where she Was alzo employed, ahd Bhey a snort oe rgtce athe socehasders can be Crusted | acquaintance succeeded in effecting tor ruin. From Iynac Vanderpocl. Ten ue bak be tee tal, aad i! the. patient, angen the laiter piace he removed her to a private beard- This well known democratic politician of Western | der these elreamat 3 to be moved, force may be ing house, where she presented him with ®& 802. | New york died in Bufalo, on yesterday, in the stn | wed to necure tue remnoval. In order that the removal of ony fouls of (Ue canal phot ve txed from ne estriclons, dependiag upon the parueulur cizcam- ances surrounding auch case, which mast be carefully edof, after @ personal examination, by two Heaith Ine the City Sanitary Inspector, crata Who yoted nay. Air. Welds, m moving are. | ganas ta repate & i the proper time, ctlv aatistied with this arrangement good reason to remark Loge when le Would GOTO | “Laid over anaGE id yes, he hoped Bodie Gemuicrats would have TUG NEW Osrrror. beoveen & politigal jaoasure Mr. Morpny introduced a bi! authorizing the Governor to houid oppare. appoint five commiecioners to superiutend the couetruction r, Wood extending | he new Capitol. ee The New Capito! Commisslouers, in anewer to n resolution Sots Ge Ayers ol of the Hotso, eportea that, the feutractors co farnieh stone ‘3 WG Chan ‘or tat Dutiding Inform them tua’ impossib.e to for- authorizes thom to vistt and Inspect any incorporated | ward the ‘stone at present, owing to snow Head ice in the charitable, ee ae en cor etn lasted quarry. . tm the State, Incluiing Jusine and other incorpo. > : ; rated asylums and nacre wstnor, rooetenig eatareen ae, Wes mag ET Nquore. Lost, On ate ald or enpporied by cat *, Ol erwi8e. | poratiag the National Kciectic Medical Aasoclatio: in, Fiep are alco empowered ty visit and inspect any fhe ‘act for widening Unton strest, Broogiyn; amendin; the ‘i ayium, home retreat or | charter ef the Co;mercia! Warehouse Company of New private incorporated asyium, home re York; providing for u division of the town of Newtow: her establishments of like nature for cur \ 3 “ five or custedal purposes, oa ino wriiten roguest | Gossis.cunmy, amending te wt, raaure fine page cnr of county judge, mayor, or recorder of ay | si tROOKLYN AND JAMAICA RAILROAD MILL Hot rete Cousuisionata. ave. to. report | {ier Wiamateedeitocl ae chr eaee The Commissioners 2 ing it was reconsidered, Li wos recomiultted ior oa Moka Leaaacares i the Board at any time pate ment, to oe reported back to-morrow moruing. deem 1s necessary to institute a legal iuvestigatioa ‘Recess tili halt-past seven this evening, into tio aifairs of any instituaon they give notices Evening Session. tothe Atioracy General, county jndge or district | qye Honse went into committee to amend the Revised Sta- attorney of the ceanty, and if suult be the duty of | tutes eons to such officer to take Buch legal actlon as may be EXEMPT KONDS AND MORTGAGES FROM TAXATION, Beet . Bach iustitution, through its oiicers, Mr. ALVORD moved to strike out the first section of the shall muko a re-Ork Under OTD aay ot IS Ar | blige, RocK apoke in Coror of the bil, showtog that the bua faira, and if not complied with the Comptroller may te ot the State sutfered greatly £1 rt siop the payment of the appropriation. eee reel mortgages. by makibg Is impossible to bomen INSANE MURDERERS. money, to be nied in any enterprise or improvement, on A Dill introducod by Senator rettat to-day | mortgage. Capitalists say they cannot afford 7] joan their relative to procedure im the courts relating to | monoy on aucktaccurity, aud Invest tt fn securities of other nS ny for murder wuo may be sasane has | States, thas piacing this State at a gros: dlsadvaniage. excelient featnres. It provides that the Court | Mr smtone, ieee ry Sak eae ee a ‘ferminer ia witch the Indictment nay > hed: «by: Abe Bo pending the Punisninent of which 18 dean, with oer eremant on ie yada roan imation. Hens ‘of taxing of the judge 1c 5 a erty of all kind oO re; ied it as simply an evasion eecmanly inquire into the Sanity of the offender, er the lar ainst usury @ whipping uf the devil around the the deg.ee of capacity possessed by him. aud may | stuns of usury, He held that {1 ait the pereonal property in. f 3 e Sinte was taxed tho taxes called ior would amount to a Sppoint a commission for tat purpose and report to Ld ional Wink they uro now. ‘The personal propert court, if the pergon ts found insane they may | Vie State ay returved fof taxation now le put down at only remand him to a lunatic asyium, subject as to rature 40, 00 while the insurance companies are {neuring Gisposition tO provisions of cap. % part 1, art. 2 RY 000,000, Thin ehows to what extent personal property tue % RB, The Governor chal possess ail the powers | ts taxed, coe ig nd seine on “ ee nite mortgage 1 r then bh c s conferred uywn Courts of User td mr {in that there woutd be Justice. — a REPAIRS OF §C if athe the Boara | ME JACouS clled niunerous statistics showing how tnte ul be done fa a proper manner, vith due regard uy aro, whe learned the dutere! they should support and one ine: > ‘The bill troduced to-day by | the powers of the Siate Comuiss re and wi joard have been most zeaous ta on He odleersenyaged in that . ers pai i po ring thesy tiapleasant duties the Board’ eee Wows é formed’ her Crandall was her husband, and she | groat grandfather emigrated from Holland tn 1609 | ofivers have endeavored 19 curry out ite. wpiritg ag well as the y cause of complaint the complain! would have te relinquish all claims on his agections. ‘led I Island, rere el divections should have been preseptel at the ssockholders' meet ng. This the unfortunate woman refused to do, as her | and settled on Long Istand, and Is re ferred to in iggestions from its officers with reference fo detalis It they fatled to aR te why wens renee eer seducer was dearer to her thar her own life, and she | the Documentary History of New York as oue of any Byes Rohe ee Spergopalion as jalnts which should have beca are ul . Ford ye ntare with the Comp or swore to slick to him, come what imight aste had | tho eariest residents in the State. B. Vanderpoel, torah vt cotamasioul sisamnce haa hoon fied ferpeclaly GG—I did not get the number of shares repre- ig | the father of the deccased, was an origtaal “Buck. | fr the (ransportation of thego cases from the city to the 2 t if April. About this time Crandall started in business on his oi hoe ‘Mr. VANDFRPOEL $ Teannot stats ie namber, Poe reso Oye ae I ae hel cM oes mine tail’? democrat of the oid scnool, and a nlions were passed neariy dnanimously, Ican tell you be- | visits and demands for mont ci ¥ 4 fre Tieave the city. “Ol contae, It these persons were pre- | to gel ont aud endeavor to hide himself irom er, | 2B of prominence, Isaac, his son, was born in 1s will entirely obviate the necessity of delaying patients will of the | ite finally opened a house in Dutch street, and re- pt peal aie and Mahe Copal wae the | sta recorviag depot awaiting transportation, ws formerly. evi Jenson, at the Acudeiny of lis Ls refully at ‘rom the momen: ly 5 ts place de- | native town, After his graduation he entered the | 7emoval from thelr homes until they are placed in hosp! G Ooo say corporation ia this coun. | surprised one day to see her enter hts place ana 5 Shakey aa beds, under the constant supervision of a medical ollicer 8) tye ag is” chown bythe “watement. mate’ by | mand more money from him for the support of their lav ofce of J. & A. Vanderpor! of Kinderhook, and | eit Yetaled tor be parpeees in way srery patent eal Jolin Hilton, which I submit to the committee | boy. She finally ascertaimed mis residence, and seq! y K yand studied | yo properly cared for. The Commissioners of Cuaritios now no reason can be suggested why this bill ehould be re- | periodicaliy visited it, much to the annoyance of his | law in the ofice of Price & Sears. in 1834 he was | and Correc.jon bave deen anromitting in their efor to pealed except reasons which are personal as against the | wire whom sie threatened to annihilate. admitted to the bar of tne Supreme Court, and, re- | provide for the care of these patients im their hospital, and Board of Directors. The moment the committee ailow rea- q nail tase imer offered to compromise | Moving to Erie county, entered into partnership | have guickiy corrected any irregularity watch has been iinence thelr action controversies will |, Mr. Crandall last sum: 5; c P. Ware brouzht lo thetr notice. They canuot be justly censured for itter by sending her to Europe, and accord. | with F. P. Stevens, and began practice. Tnreo years arise In three-quartera of the corporations of the State. | the matter by sending a I he time of the Patriot W: sete | the limited capacity of the oid bospital building, and have You wiiliind them wherever the control of a oration ingly gave her moncy to pay her expenses, but the | later—at the time o oad ‘atriot War—Goverior | cheertuily and promptly met the wishes of the Board of may be objectionable to one side and ‘istactory old flatne still clung to her and in October last she | Marcy appointed hima brigade inspector. Ly thls | iiewlth and its ouicers {0 respect to any Improvewents and tothe other, «nd in every corporation you | retarned to this city, aud has been such # source of | time Mr. Vanderpoel liad become prominent tn poll- | {: C Me a will find | two parties. | Here ia one party claiming | annoyance to Crandall and his wife that he has bad | tics, and was one ef the most popular ot fe AA OK Bg Ng They Dave just What the ct nee ei cece on | her arrested several times. Justice Fowler, upon | democrats in lis county. Erie county was, | completed addisional pavilion hospitals into whicn patients and wrging Ite repeat aracler vouopen the door for ine wa. | hearing both sides of the story, concluded to put | However, intensely tederal iu those days, | ata now received In ordex. has been, cmployeds anf every aang of numberiess quarre.s in every railroad corpora: | her under $690 to keep the peace, but being friead- | and when he ran tor the Assembly in 1-83 he nueaus provided that may adsist in the care and reo.very of tion, But I apprehend that the question Is one of principle, | less she could not furnisi the required boud and was | defeated, although be polied more votes than any | patients committed their charge. Personal visite are ne ster ius ¢ fo , Hi attents ‘any suggestion woman, far her superior in point of looks, who tn- | from one of the oldest families tm the State, His agg BILLS PASSED AND Lost, pital, upon Which there will be constunt medical attendance, \{ Durses who will have no other duty but the care of the sent and had a vote of all their stockholders, t AO ne eee Syrorecuien res held by Mr. | mained a stranger to her lor some time, but was | tuition of nd the vote pass- sons of that kindto fh creased accommodations wiich have been found neces- You have to t aint in the management of the corporation, te meee PU com PN the men, Who. for. the time being, | (0 Blackwell's Istaud but tu 1847 he again raa for the Assembly and was | resvecting the details of management are ecrupulvusiy car- f the road. You are pot to examin ST CONFEREN 3 e rie? out. part no quettion of tie conteol of the road, but to devend the NEWARK METHODIST CONFERENCE, Ce Sa eee a i eT Ta petit ae neceasty for, removing 49 many tothe fhierests of the public, and to examine into the relations of ey ‘ane ae COR TCaRIOns AtmORt OVERS tree. Tie Tier ne When af mrepiial WRI sc ahead d_ of time caiined an excess In the road to the public, Has this management given the pub- The Newark Conference of the Methodist Episco- t year, as aumoers beyond tts capacity. This Sndountedly, gave rise to le better accommodations, or is it consurable for misman* al Church commenced its annual session at Mor- candidate on the State electoral ticket, but was, of | complatat upon the part of the satients, am fro ent? The Legisiature will not encourage this gambling | P' course, defeated. During the Jollowing year he was | ture of the disease there was uncoubt ES that propel in the stock market, which these men desire to engage in by ristown yesterday moraing, in the noble stone | nominated for the office of State Treasurer, aud was | care of patients which could be desired, but with ben DOw- fhe tniuence they are endenvaring to obtain over rie stockt | structure fronting the xreon, which stands as a | Clected. He served with eredit one term, when he | !edze of abuses oF inattention came the removal or cor- 47 rectton. to repent, contains no new principle. It isthe same principle | Monument to the noblest of wristown’s dead | retired to private life, At the ume of his death Mr. ‘Unpleasant as the duty is, the responaibility of the Board aunizations from the foundation of the gov- | sons, the late Senator George '!. Cobb, whose means | Vanderpoel was ono of the polico justices of BuMato. | of Health and its ollicers cannot exempt or excuse them from caiatunt fe vresent tine. ‘The Seaators of the Uniied poured eut like water during its erection. The pro- | Personally he was much esteemed. His urbane | iis performance. ‘The protection of the tives ‘and health of States are classitied In this form from the time it was iniro- | ceedings wele openod by Rey. James Ayars. Dur- | manners, engaging conversation and social qualities | vearly « million ef inhabitants from — disease #0 loethaome duced into our State down to the preseut time, T have no | ny ing admimstration of the co ynunton Bishop | made him popuiar wherever he went, ‘and fatal compeis an unceasing ‘and although to ym the na+ Goubt that an examiustion of the statures will teciose over the inoividual the measures the ‘are compelled to dxeqhamiied fe cadinting iene oemeecn | feat amutued ob cpaik er. We Pagecald was yay neue ao pnt, 70 we a oF tafe’ clusaitention Tsu int tho formation of oom. chosen. secretary, Rey, Messts. aay ana DOMINION OF CANADA, for ib Fenian of MS ani je Bienen hs fmre4 Chaies rs Late ‘were ve ected Sngroonlt it FMANesc 2 Wh , rk. st retary, Rev. M. KB. : veal by experi Look at te history OF ho Erle al | ae ey lr eartlly thanked. for pst service, A | The Blcctions tn OntarlomA Keen Contest oud guided DEC ish Heke eed i ecto al Tone Gisousson Wom Plyce relativ . Bradiey oile.ed A bi tea esqaped jaxation, aan get they oj this of Eduenton to exsend sno In i exgtdon and Tor cea ata bee farts Py cee er . bonds to be i ‘ Jingiad where capital bap,’ fo Topalre of achoolhouses, b wine a ty ro Cf ra in or deems just best f dike well y jd hd or gees Hacer gry cba at see of Seeyae a eo al caraaaag sats business enterprise cont. 1 MIL also appropriates $25,090 eT i Brvct ine Fomele Normal Coli ge. in Fourth avelus, Ir ALVOnD acknow edged tt be aahamé And 4 disgrace etione of the Stal ey Wo not live np to near Sixty-elghch sircet. t ira he sag Re stinet tote P Pe 4 constantly ahd tborous 10 the Book Copsetty Government Dofeat. Writs fy Dela constantly asaree Ose oily eens Be Bio latter proposition prevailed, PenONTO, Mareh 22, 1871. | oper Ts vttauod, hie alld thus far tofonch. saylbing but oue short rail from the beginaing to the en of | only the Concern. e 3 5 The elections in the vince of Ontarlo took \s fon of forsee 7 roa r ft factor dition. q 3 ut AS expunged so far as enderse- * > Sm eine like the proportion of formes These “acts are "shown hy “the ‘revorte “ot. men en wal On 1 Mae dae place yesterday. ‘The résult, as far as heard trom, | ,, There i# st preseat no. cause ter tlic, alarm other than FIRE ALARM TRUEGRAPH. the laws of nue (fit War York and Rings conse Speaker Hitchman latroduceds bil providing that | Baw tlaxallon. | Mealy ee PT eae ee couutiog the Comptroiier of the city of New Yors s! t="N0 | onme much nearer to the requirements of law, but po two bonds to the amount of $450,000 for the purpose of | wrongs made a right. ‘uiter wy OE aD tthe ANN centons. : isa bechne GmbAitassed aif once Bold out, ‘There | Some wanted toe! Ce jould war she; M ba continue! at rome length, showing the the censity, Rg teow hi nag aaa aba ‘alo aa a4 tient fear suum anit | Rhy had euany + te rong bere We preret aagaaeeg | ue Indigates 1089 to the government party of from | ge'es fom le pusniie tect. MuniZ CAPITOL comsissrosens. gely, rem th the ora coeneee cae Menem | eecom moe of the ton rast a rond hat accommo: W1QDE (SLAND METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE. ‘aight bo ta, valent. Sopoatlion: olaits bicker eo within fveen desi ofthe presage ot ihe proposed at | Rractsrom the represeniatives of the rural uistrlow vo op- | LAAT Pinte, ant passeehger (rains were competed to ProvingNcr, March 22, 181. | but the government organs contend jthal they ha it ‘at the lowest rate of speed. We have now a road The Methodist Episcopal Conference was opened | @ good Working majority. All the members of the der Ira Harris, Jn, U. & tebe yt “tiny Tee ee oaencameny | thts morning, Bishop Janes presiding. pie Kev. M. | Ministry have recarned, eg elections nroughoug nas rouguot Comman is, Jt, Ne there some perma: mend | J ‘Talbot was clected secretary, and ite Reva. George [the Province were keenly contested. resi tara out these pon ts the aa Wage ny ‘with ths L, Westgate and Alfred A. Wright gashituuts, Only | order and good feeling prevailed, aud not the Lieutenant Samuel Very has been detached froggy @ Governor, by and with tue advice and consent of Mr, Figure sald the more he conshtered this question the euate, if the Senate sould be In session, and 1f | more ho became convinced that he ought to vote ’ not thea by & commission aoder the jseal of the ud that it was pot be jalnst it. Y taxed in Net re attracted from = y Soumemers ‘ip saveriniend ike tonstrueeon Aa val nlentsd ia alld AMO Saad be mapagemiens of sve road and the coudition of the track aud rouline business was conduciedh lightest disturbance Is reported, tha Onward and awaits orders