The New York Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1871, Page 3

WASHINGTON, the FeJection ‘OF the report on the Ku Oa Jc Senate sparen oneness aed (OY APPROPRIATION BI conference comeniiien ‘on the De- The Ku Klux Bill Se in pes Fa a submitted and conourred in. the Seaante. Senator Sherman’s Amend- : ment Modified. The Bruse Instructing the Sonate on Con- stitutional Laws, Debate in. Both Houses Over Southern Affairs. “The ‘South Threatenci with More Rigoz- ous Legislation. ‘Probably Final Adjournment of Congress To-day. WASHINGTON, April 19, 1871. An Evening Session in Both Houses. Both houses were in session to-night, put no bust- | for the report of the second conference committee ‘om tho Ku Kux bill. The report was made to tho ®enate shortly after ten o'clock. Sherman, whose amendment relative to assessing damages upon the ‘People ef tne county where the outrages are com- mitted was thrown out, made a very bitter speech | they hae Tee theca eee eae 6 ‘against the Ka Klox, which was repiled to by Thur. | pat down a fae ahaa Man, The House, ascertaining that the Senate was ‘Mkely to go over the old ground of debate once More, took a recess at a quarter past ten until half- ‘past ten to-morrow. Repablicun Opposition to Sherman’s Amend- ment to the Ka Klux Bill. About thirty-one ublicans voted with the ‘@emocrats to reject the first report of the Gommit- members absent or not voting were nearly equally aivided between the democrats and republicans, Interesting Event iu Masonry. Last evening the Grand Lodge Room at tho ‘Masonic Temple was crowded to its utmost capacity by the members of the Masonic fraternity to witness | the conferring of the Entered Apprentice’s degree upon two candidates in Pentalpha Loage and the | Master Mason’s degree upon two candidates in National Lodge, by Worshipfal Brother Lord Tenter en, Past Master of Harmony Lodge, of the jurisdic- tion of England. Tne degrees were conferred according to the English ritual, which differs in many details from that of tue ritual of the Order in the United States, the consent of the candidates and of the Grand Master of the District of ‘Columbia having been obtained for the conferring of the degrees iu the English manner for the enlight- enment and entertainment of the craft in the Dis trict. Most of the prominent Free Masons of this Jurisdiction were present, and the ceremonies were also honored by the presence of the Grand Master of England, Earl De Gray and Ripon, and Grand Mas. ter Stansbury, of the District of Columbia, The pro- eeedings were not only interesting, instructive and Ampressive, but coratml and friendly throughont. Lord Tenderden performed the duties to the entire satisfaction of the crait, and the event. here is re. garded as second only to the grand penayer givenin ~bis honor some two weeks since. Nowtuutions Confirmed. The Senate to-day, in executive session, confirmed the following nomunations:— Thomas M. Bowen, of Arkansas, to be Governor of Idaho Terriiory; O. ‘'. Garland, United States ~ axe dot for the Weatera ‘district of Texas; H. W. 0! eet vg taped ita aa eight, with a view to Necciag’’ Senal Mr. Pommroy, rep ct 3 Fans called vp the per dtror tne alo of Cherokee fndia® lands ia ianeas. Pause, OBERTSON, (rep.) of 8. C., asked the Senate to take up the Amnesty bil, a ‘peaaure which ‘he, thought would do more to restore a atrengt party in South than ay ny othor wifat could Le uen the republican Mr. peti h ORR Of Vy objected, as there was not s quorum a rap Layee the resolution to AB od Fn “ee Ca Bt 0 Fe efore the 8 the Senate in order to fo allow itr. oie ry ‘taliver » ‘some remarke in favor of 1 minican annex: an TRUMBULL moved to take 0 resolution to madi she Fale 0 of bi - pomlasopie considering the - eral Amnesty ‘The motion was advocated by Messrs, Trumbail, Wy Th pion, Robertson and ye and the discussion was. continued. on ty other side by Mesara. Conklin, ane =, Nye, vial the gonferencg commities on the iu ila. bil bi eng | thelr repo ‘Mfr. EoMONDS submitted andl explained the report. ay tha aba miton he thot equa re mad been adopted for the’ section Shermad wD assent, Pie le anges By “the flouse cou: oes a - counties and oit! the pubsatute wea to whole body at a *enethant pepe vichi who att Es pos formed int in a ome fee i Rr oks ie: the fone forme te Igring wih ante | ta Sn tho tment ith nection was made a Tenee ation andi | 8 was made his pepaies A ase eitnen of to der attra i erie od nguteaslo ho having. that, Bo againat unlawti fats to exercise it, makes Siself a ett fa the ‘otras itself, Mr, SHERMAN, phe a opposed the substitute. The parties aggrieved by these terr! ote outrages, whose constant d, were now to be denied any ‘each as “epaire the county, and were to be the actual perpetrators of ‘the murders and soourgings, ‘ cho, wore as s rule disguised and conld not be covered ment ecause & county wi ot x2 govdrament;& and could not therefore be sued en Unite the ecm tochnicality. The eco at provsion Sf any value tno thes was the use of force of the United ulates In case | Se necteshiy. te (Mr. Sherman) would 1 re Senators | feel too plogeriy, Because the eonditon or ings et ith which of cl willing to ape ele tp apie dy Hat a that nol vad | ender would-be con aid under it, bapa Liebe oe (sen) ot Ohio, characterized the sub- stitute as “path 3 Fo retreat from the position Dre. pre- Girthe with ae (he lie ac would be "tateerap ‘e - jel of ery Suturaly ‘awakened bie uit ‘sofenguss wrath, Dat it was n¢ xt for ‘civil war, as lad we not had enough of ine4 Gesolation and suffering to. make a0; idea of another civil war ‘at his coleague fa fiippanil j } anc Roly desired (ory an tnere ware e Sountry fee of Conference on the Ku Klux bill. The fifty. - at the whole of ed xi tos ic rmauemeer hei = ne tuts power atter charge the he i demaoraie raft pany Wi with Baers to ctvil war in view substitute he (ur. ‘rhurenan) ald aett sas upon which it was written. He arate in ha contere | committees with what tngenalty yf Juris all over the cou in all cases dep | Be Jaros of partice to eu, but aed ue colrary mT if 9 is prea jSoatede. pale: by hed servico th om the toot aud many oWserh 0 ne igh gnc pesnate was oontinued by ‘Meesre. Haan go) of the committee was then ari tn boa eater vete, except that Hill and Robertson voted with ine oorats in the negative yeas oe lution to adjourn «ine die at two P. M. tomorien sb napa, the Senate, at @ qnarter past one HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, WASHINGTON, D. C., April 19, 1871, ‘The House met at half-past ten o’clock, On motion of Mr. Dawxs, (rep.) of Mass., the Senate re- quest for a new conference committeo on the Deticiency bill was acceded to, and Messrs, Dawes, Cook and Niblack were appointed. RQUALIZATION OF SOLDIERS’ BOUNTIES, Mr. HazE.ton, (rep.) of Wis., offered @ resolution in- structing the Committee on Military Affairs to consider and report what additional legislation 1 necessary to equalize soldiers’ bounties, and to investigate and report what would be the additional annual expense of increasing by twenty- five per cent the pensions of those who are totally disavled. Adopted. ANNEXATION OF CANADA AND MEXICO. Mr. CaMPpEBLL, (dem.) of Ohio, asked leave to introduce a concurrent resolution, requesting the Presidentto cause ne- gotiations to be opened with the governments of Great Bri- tain and Mexico to asc in on what conditions those gov- ernments would respectively consent to the abnexation of llecwr of Internal Revenue Third *alntelos ee ae Ot care tire cette rete . McK, Duan, Assiatant Sa ae of Ranateas at New Orleans; Benjamin smith, eng of Customs for the district of Gloucester, David Blakely, Pension Agent at phicano; oun W. ‘Thompson und Charles F, Peck, to Members of the Council of Legisiative Assemb! ‘ot he's jah 4 ict of Columbia for two Re) r of Internal Revenue Jorn sho Bixt die | 6d rot Tennessee; Edwin Ells, Indian Agent for enna Aaiegaito Washington Territor: 19, Wita#ed and Nnovn objected, Mie Sb aek a: TTEMITS 4 PERSONAL EXPLANATION. Mr, BUTLEN, (Fop.) Of Maas, aaked leave 10 make s per- Tr. MBit (ane of & of Ky. objected. : oat af Suet explanations in bet CHENEY. gutsy wee esterday by By being constantly made Cconsu's—Pliny M. Kickerson, of Massachusetts, at ; thé o pat of P atiack on the oiher ata fy 3P “4 ‘House the arrow Batavia; Edwin Lyoa, of Pennsylvania, at aso del Norte;.Alfred F. Dockery, of Norh Uarolina, at Btettin; W. W. Edgecomb, of Maine, at Cape Town; &. T. Sheppard, of Obio, at Tieu-tsin. First Assistant Engineers in the Navy—William H, King, Louts J. Allen, Robert L. Harris, George D. Emmons, Henry W. Fitch, Bi Edward Farmer, Jamea ache John Lop, isaac 8. Finney and James H, or mauat be kept in my quiver for the MvaemEnOe REPORT ON Thm KU KLUX BIT. Mr. Seana Renee rep Ohio, from the arenes | comtnittes o Klux bi ‘8 Feport and proceeded | fo explain it. Wa toterence to'the amendment aa tb ike Tight | Of pecemptory challenge to grand or pelit jurors, on of having aided the rebeliion, the greed uy “4 the conference commilte would remove that right of peremptory ghallengo, bat would ieave the matter in the discretion o a corte Bote ne Bi herman a it was modine ime for dam uses of riots, and to Second Lieutenant B, F. Mackinbey to be First fake "ene get Broaght not ralnat the pipet, mat Lieutenant in the Revenue Marine service, vice Wil- Mam ©. Pigott, to be removed, Postmaster's—Mis3 Eiien Can , Aa 8. 0.3 3. M. Schermerhorn, Builalo, N. W. W. Killip, Genesee, N. Y. A Holiday for Governmevt Clerks. In view of the large number of clerks 1n the gov- ernment employ who are expected to vote to-mor- “row for the republican nominees for Congress ac tho District election orders were to-day issued permlt- ‘ting all who desired to absent themselves from their Gesks, to participate in the election, to do £0, Earl De Grey Dia.ng and Wining Washing- ton Notavies. Earl De Grey gave ® dinner this evening, which was attended by Spceker Blame, Associate Justice ‘Clifford, Senator Scott, Secretary Delano, Mr. ‘Witcher, Sir Stafford Northcote, Professor Montague Bernard, Lord Tenterden, Viscount Goderick, Mr. . Cremer, H. Howard and H. Northcote. On Satur- ny evening next Earl De Grey gives a grand recep- ‘don at his residence, for which over five hundred invitations have been issued. The members of the Gabinet, Justices of the Sapreme Court, Senators and Representatives, members of the diplomatic i Yeats Walaa inst tho cittea and éountles 1n their co! capacity. He iftead a Joga), trohnteal aryument im support of the constitutionality of the Te provision, quoting from a decision of the Court of Appeals of the State of New York, rendered by Judge Vento, Mr. ELDRIDGF, (dem, of whether, if bis argumenisa we: Cainmusities for camayos caused by. toby th al gov. ernment wae not Hable ior every act aud outrage committed oy a Pine! teary the catire ‘war, when committed on ‘nion people? Kr, SURLLABARGER remarked that his friend from Wis- consin was ‘too good & lawyer to ask such & question seriously, ar Btomrpes spies athe seat moretite ence in lvelple, 0s ion were true he thought that ars rad thie Labliiy a9 the part of the federal government t Sgatnet revellion and again Min BHELLADAnGEH sald { tion ‘was that an arereneming everninent ende} all govern at nea conic ede that ‘ind. The secon? answer was that s lability of com- ‘munities did not rise from common law from a statutory law. As there was no statute creating responsibility on the part of the government Wes nosuch Usollity. Tn the Kew York case wulch be had olted, there was « co collection, of authorities showing that such fing was pn a! statute merely, aud could not be extended be- ror. “eens, (dem.) of Ina, | minority member of the conference commitice, opposed the His Srat objec: i ano te cobairranco ia the Bemale 4 lending the power.o eas oo va 7m the inof Je, std, the sad oF tee Sion ot Congress, The ede of it wood be practical that tuapengion operation ual the tis racic tole corps and the élite of Washington society are among | {rex of vat Gangrene Maeise h frome from wast La ae those invited to. meet the British Commisstoners on | ‘this-occasion. Lady Thornton will do the honors of ; ‘the: reception, aud preparations for the entertain- Ment of the guests are being made on a most ex- + tensive scale, ~Dianer aud Reception by Assistant Secretary | ext Davir. The Assistant Secretary of State, J. C. B. Davis, <@ave a dinner this evening at his residence, at - Which, among otbers, were present Senator An- ‘taony, Sefior Roberts, the Spanish Minister, and dady; Admiral Porter and lady, and Count Conti, of the Itallan Legation, At the conclusion of the dinner a reception followed, which was attended by members of the diplomatic corps, oficers ai the -ePmy and navy and mauy others, a Seuthern Luvestigntion Commies." ‘The jotnt special committee which ts vo visit the + South during the recess, for the purpose of investi-, Was botore the H endeavored wuting’the condition. of affairs there, will meet to- Soaeee \Mnerrow'for the purpose of organizing and agreeing \@pon # fan of action. 1t is probable they will ap. {Polat sub-committees of three to visit the different ‘Btates where outrages are reported. They propose Jeave forthe South soon after tho adjournment. Mevewents of the President. The Presidont and General Porter would have eit Washington for St. Louis this afternoon had «¢ ‘Wagrems closed its ion in time. They wul, rn Wires: are toaicirow? Tue President proposes | Mle Rroeress fe =: to, Wend s week on his farm near that city. The Pres ‘lent designs visiting the Packt coast the 1, 6.0f bia . .NORTY-SECOND ( peri Ra First Sessi SENATE. Wasntnaton, April .'8, 1871. 80 on after the *reading of the Journal, without tra: wacting ‘any business, the went Into executive session, : \pd the dora were closed, PILL6 PAGBED, Atone ue Led mpd theo, ‘opened for a few minu. ¢ followin, bec ithitt Weued Oi bi co rin cee next Legialat} tty ) Assombty, of New Mexico in Decem # the House ‘bil, to amend the internal rare may "pate. section ‘th cy cee of differ ence of o necting railroads fe rane erred jean oi Under We person ore of the Le read Inapestor, the amend Piece Ie Aspe at At ion Coiaten after, four, Miler another saad aA Far tion was bate RU KLOX Bt, Fo 4 message was ived irom the 14°08, toformung the . Sere fingar nthe fen Span we the Ist of Decembe-, instead of eee a die, He objected to the provision requiri take oath. He regarded the provinion na a agreed to ip by the on! Qnce comuntice Infinitely more objections the origi roposition, because, while that applied only tothe bee i fire halicuged, toy applied to" and ‘exetuded the ie | panel, He proveeite to argue ate tale the Shot ee ig The theory om which if principle had eetabite 4 in English ay whe that och Homonaretions a? violence and tumult must a} attention In those aubdl- Visions of ‘country called © undreds.” & mere atrip of the couutry almost whhin reach of ee iA Pare all the people were put upon notice, and it was aa te a one to raise an {mmediato hi i A The statute of Hd thas promptly Winohester provided that 1f the } ne arise and make pursult and arrest they cau we be, eld Ma ah of hla erined, “ut ere nc to ef et Sg 8p) My counties, irge as the whole ‘of Hoclan, where were ely settled | and where raat could Be mite wlio tbe i y Reber: ited wat if sla i rabverames fn this country woul ye gone, oy set iced pk and sacrt- Seed tn the purwult Ang tor eupremel ropes iaeaal cescow | (dem) of once more agatist the bil: 6 fat an os lor was cede proten ‘that surrendered by 4ue bill He bad, when the ‘bit ite atrocities imeoié 0 lan ‘was wholly. tate to, me 4 House, ied “ul than whe vilaat able to ge ge ee as Cie OE P feoting the inion would be oats ould, “ant Provision ad jong sony or ool peu du aes ris ica Tre Breanews served i the tees Suhutdemaiind or Daou, (dew) OF Mr, sbellabar, apo tgaiaant bron from tne tne Pe ‘rom tala a ioe aie democrns on the oth nes “vould pant eptay ‘Why bad not ‘Senate Haase ha sent 10, te Timemouy oat Supported by rr bllean, we ale nad'uct eee comprehend ‘any rar cr iu knew aoe SHE ts ved a of the connuuity beonuse it wis whlehy If It could hot b aad fected ior Feprevent the numeral nad really reyes power of the people, otylit no bee ne oe tiked f a ni nyt Pu to exten, but HILLARD, (rep.) Of Vi, opposed the conte pork ite objected tone extansion of the tune tertne ora Of abpas corpus could be auapended. He desirad to hare « deanity time tse or istormiantion.& point ‘beyond whieb die welt contd not be pimpended, 16 aiso opposed the Sher ameniment as a upeo comm aciics an obliga- erally fr Si SEE cea ia LEIS ay entree c sas | ed hie gre that tats be eee near ot tonal ane ian ihe er ny pC CK, ne sition ica ae ye Trawling ie sessed ten aslnfleting ata one; tat on the seemion but at ae provi gece expreased his regret at being fore (ortine wou Lg. aber report; a 88 coptrary to the oF ries ne Begone any sare youer ‘The gationsl government deal Peonareae coul tf am Agher whatever, led it magaete and , been lability on the ‘hundreds,’ tl or y ool salt Wad only recently that tne principle tablished in this seo al a large latalpa bad Mind ta, ina x porison. 0 yh * J] fatom of legiation, Tt a acted ihe irate rae from the any city in the world. be- for oli faxed the Bia, prorie for eek that the bill not wuld still support the bill cn Sherman smondmenta, bs entire ad never =a to exercag ‘anc roper pune latior from Obto eet the he House where such @ was eget and Bint ‘ove a thers eee r fompoee new obites ions oq inem eae paemeinalitios?, OF A in_police ‘a certal oy conan rights ? Dans wos how: that Congresa hat power he was unable to see where it REPORT * ae DEPICEEN ‘The discussion was Interruj Sa report on the Defielency ‘bil, Mr. HOLMAN, (dem.) of Ind., made the point of order that 10,000 for the expenses of the Subter- ranean Tunnel Commission was not germane to anythin Dill, and that the conference committee had no rig Bae Argued that it was germane to an item for the ‘The SreAxEn” remarked that he was very loth to meet conference committee with an ‘al . DAWES said ference committee ha Slt ieg the ie report having advance decision on @ point therefore, submit it to the Honse. that the bill was fui "1 failed and this one had been on ite Polut of falling three times. The Senate had insisted on tem, 8 let tt go. ted that a wTectsion, of used here: dent. The BreATER ph te the gu estion to. the House and the point f thus Practically rejecting the confer- experieneed in the House asto the ihe conference: report was left by the Final ly, on cribs us GARFIELD, (rep.) of Obio, the | report was recommit ERATION OF THR KU KLUX BILI, RESUMED, ron ihe Ki ~ hearer estore of the conter- u Mlox ‘Ohio, remarked that every section ‘of the + ee aa eaporianl ee ie from tne confer- louse, as cower that amendient, commit mn of re a or, prepara, tise 8 ieee! pa the he vation, ana ithe the government would also opposed the ae een . (rep. of TL, ence revsrt, Ho dialiead what the commiting had done in fet- iG reference ip the Pay josand er be Xone erence to to the amend: "replied to. some of Mr. Farns- an amendment, pay, of the weak man D amendtoen! Steet Which every 1 Pepubticam member’ 60 oem In support of the Sher. tit ts principle rested on the class a citizens to ios far as that right otetenlal of puch protection on mscoanto Tae, color oF previous condition of servitude, Me argued counties in i it Bad on indivi i a sD nustained ike Bartana eaponsible only fe e real ae to imp se obligations on Deoks oF oh ralioad that many of the obyect- merely objections ce ses aa New York, ennerivanie an formed, of peat in jentle- spoken of going back to the ing back, but they were | pubiieans were for Decay frous thet coudltion of thiags, but ee democra for equate in ned the letting art ies ete oe mpen on, the democrats piney, mare aor Patani if the Bout thal it tte <u opped & bill would be pas mich tbe ending til Srould be must be stopped, nd’ that Sone Brooks of ads pti Witte Wilson ro ~ ree ca ASG ee ae tee Avert iy Bal ce: Mich Ber bg hatha egon, Cormick, 1, Speci Melniyre, fot ties Wis ed Mr, Shellabarger | rect as vo tn tue liability 0 Paoki angie shoemater peters Va Wadd 5) is i el Miah ae " % 'OTING—Messrs. Smith of Ohio, Terry, Townsend o hilthorne, Wil Roose eek a an pee 1¢ Williams of Ind., Win SRerout OW THR DESTCIRNOY BILL AGAIN PRESENTED. he oon ead sinking the omas, cwnsen ae Warren, ficiency bill was eain pre: pointed ( Sieusrs, Shellabar ference committee on the Kit tux The House then, at ten minutes Past four o'clock, took = recess until half-past seven this evening, Evening Session. ‘The House met at half past seven, and took a recess for an hour, Mr, Dawes presided as Speaker pro tem. After the @ private bill the House took another recess for ur. Hou ne See at ten minutes R, (rep.) of Me., said he had had just entered the Sonate, aud be baa moved the House take a further recess fo: ME Marx ann, (rep.) of Tenn. moved an amendment that {i ten ofslock to-morrow morning. Nir, Burhan, (rep.) of Massy auld he wadersiood tne Senate hhad up Bt. Domingo, ‘The SPEAKER pro fem. having been requested to state the es, anid he understood the comunitiee of conference had it returned to the Benate. MnFARNSWOW'TR inquired whether the report had not first to be acted upon in the Senate, The SPEAKER pro tem replied alirmatire! Ir. FP. ‘ARNSWORT! Ker bE committee hey are now die Cushing St. Domingo. iy not be better to Mt, Mayuasd Iwas'voted on by tellers and the result was yeas 8, At this point » mes the House ree ; ever, had @ motion to reconsider and lay upon 1 ewes Frecelved from the Senate tn- | assed a Dll relative to casioued much laughter. the House took a further the action of the Senate ‘at at reeees Tor thirgy i On the conferegee roport or the Kui Klux bill. jouse was callea to order by Speaker At ten o'clock the 1 motions to adjourn had been made and lost, ‘ARNSWORTH woved that the ist ten o'clock to-morrow neve! ‘at balf-past tea o'clock Mr. House take a recess until bal morning, and this was axrees to, TELEGRAPHIC NEW NEWS ITEMS. The cotton batting works fn Win Winchester, Muss., were burned ; Was got mto Committee | chaif, the drat thing to-nty’ | of the lower House, Laituejonn made a speech | against it, when it was flnaliy ordered to @ thira Would vote for i | mak ‘The ninety-sixth anniversary of the battle of Lexington, | i hie toe Fa - f brated fm that to iterd: | lamentabie heels over yam! ie gor ul sii ened pains ' accidentally in the atreet the other night, ii will m assed at eleven o'clock to-morrow. Tho lower | tam nike of tbe ‘Baiumore Crispina hax ended, th drawing thelr opposition to the Da manatacti ter Orispins’ desvclation, some chu boys tora ‘Woodbury. rough a broker, has invested $180,000 in yn Otis and Aroh streets, Boston. Intyre, @ deaf mute, was run over and killed in je station, New York, on the Boston Dany Raliroad, yesterday moraing. The Wadaworth Iron Works, At Ruffalo, suspended bum- eae employment over one thuu- ; Miss Nilason, throi realestate, looked 0 ay, tarowing out 0 Thecupreme G Grand Lodge of the Knighis of Pythtaa te ta session to Philadelphia. | Burnes Bros. & Co.'s furniture factory in Louisville, Ky., | was burned early yesierday moralng. Losa $60,000. afternoon five boys, of ages from alt to ten around & sand bauk in Grand Raplas Two of them managed to gel The other throe were dead when ears, while playin mae the alarm. BASE OALL NOTES, Eekfordsiand the Junior Cheisens played a game oa the Coton grouads yesterday afternoon, which resulied in a victery for theformer club by a score of 98 to 9. me. Picked Nine, on Ca itoline grounds, Pe Chelsea, on Union Foany, Auanite *hooduy, Mth, Matinel he Amnateor ro} ‘Tne Athletes, of B: makers yesterday at Tro' he weore by nnincs 1g as wou — THE STATE CAPITAL. wee THE NEW TAX LEVY BILL SIGNED, Abstract of Important Amend- ments to It. Almost a New Face Under the Old Name. The Separate Election Bill in the Assembly, The Greenwich Street Railway | Not Dead Yet. ALBANY, April 19, 1871. It was gencraily expected by the way THE TAX LEVY was rushed through yesterday that it had a terrible lot of Job” tails attached to it, which could only be | fished out afer the bill had been signed and re. | corded in the office of the Secretary of State, Howe ever, the general expectation has not been realized. The bill was signed this forenoon, and after a tho- rough examination of it I find that no amendments, with but one or two unimportant exceptions, were | made to the original bill other than those I had occasion to refer to in my letter published in to-day’s HERALD. At the und of section five a line has been added to It, as follows:—‘No judgments, except on issues of law, shall be entered” up hereafter against the city and county of New York. ‘The third section inTelation to the transferring of the excess of the | amounts required for the various departments by the Board of Apportionment “to such other pur- poses as they shall find to require the same,” has j been added to by the following important Mne:—“And hall regulate all salaries of officers and employés of the city gov- ernment.” Another amendment is that the Board shall organize by electing a president and a secretary, and “for all purposes of this act shall be considered county as well as city officers.” The original bill has five sections and the amend. | cee:ted to oppose it on the ground that the object sought had ments make tho entire number thirtecn. Section 81x contains the provision prohibiting SECTARIAN DONATIONS, and appropriates one dollar a week, in addition to the amount already allowed y law, for each foundling taken charge ,of py the Sisters of Charity in the Founding Asylum. It also has the following:—“The moneys hereafter received for licenses shall be appropriated for cha- Titable purposes by the Board of Apportionment herein provided for as they may in each year deter- mine from time to time as to object, purposes and amounts, and tho proper officers shall deposit such excise moneys with the Uhamberlaln, who shall hold it subject to the disposal of said Board of Appor- tlonment, The seventh section refers to the appro- priation of $750,000 for THE NEW COURT HOUSE and in the usual roundabout legal phraseology ex- plains how the amount shall be raised—viz., by issu- ing a new county stock, The eighth section is taken ‘up with the plans as 10 how the Corporation Counsel is to andit the claims of the late Sheriff O’Brien, “thirty days after the presentment thefeof.” On the obtaining of a proper certificate from the Corpo- ration Counsel the Comptroller must pay the amount allowed, aad can even be compelled to do so by “alternative mandamus.’ The amount 1s to bo raised by the issuing of bonds bearing interest not exceeding seven per cent, The section closes as follows:—‘*The Board of Supervisors are hereby aus thorized and directed to order and cpuse to be raised by tax upon the estates subject by law to { taxation an amount sufictent in each year to pay the interest on the bonds and an amount sufficient to redcem the bonds at maturity.” Section nine gives the supervisors a salary of $2,000 & year. As tho Board of Aldermen, according to the present law, fre Eee ofo the Boara of Supervisors, and as cach ets $4,000 & Year ior Ecunee of being 84, bs t Aldersian, ‘this $2,000 clause NOT TO BH SNXEZED AT. Section 10 is simply as follows:—* Nothing in this act shall impair or affect ‘An act to consoliiats the debt of the city of New York,’ passed April 6, 1871, and an ‘act to consolidate the debt of the county of New York,’ passed the same day.” Section 11 reads thus:—“Tne amounts received for sewer_permits 1s- sued from the Department of Public rks shall hereatt anes and passed to the credit of tho | appropriation "0 sewer repairing and clean- ug.” Section oh Cmts allows the claim of Fox, Livingston & Co., for the repairing of a pier, | [rea dna none Section 13 orders the refunding of the amounts paid for taxes and assessments bye the ‘Missionar’ “ge | of thé church situate Laurens st also the arrearages of assess. ments made pon, th the ® propery of the church, It ‘will thus be seen that a anche CLAIM OR JOB”? ‘was allowed to get into the bill after the fashion of we old tax levy way of doing things. If this fact be taken ag an earnest of the course the Board of Apportionment intend to pursue once they have organized, the people will, doubtles not have to complaim mach after all that tho ol mode of runni obs page by the ald of Seagoie votes fas at ta m done away with. Time alone wiil ah howover, The doors are only half losed fraud by the bill and it lies with Ned Board ot ‘Apportionment w close them entire! that “jobs” which were unable to get into the levy at Alba not find it so hard to be accommo. dated in New York. ‘THE GREENWIOR STREET RAILWAY AGAIN, There was quite @ lively time of it this afternoon in the lower House over the bill to repeal the act whica brought that nulsance—the Greenwich street Elevated Raltway—into existence, A lo! pore | oh employed for the Cor area actually su ip} getting a large number of the count members to vote against the bill for twenty-five dollars apiece, which was cheap enough surely at this dear stage 0! the session, The New York members fought the ; Opponents of the measure stoutly. misnegan, | Loutrel, Hayes and Hiliman went for j road with full batteries, while Connal | | brought up the rear with @ tearful ap) | the enemy to have pity upon the ntl eat | | animals” in New York city that are scared death whenever they set thelr eyes upon the aur sance, and the small dogs that bark at It every time, despite their own sweet wills, they have to pa: under its hated rails, But the heavy canuon- ading of the warlike Hiltchman and the tears of poor Connolly proved alike of no avail in the end against the earthworks of the | | enemy 80 strengtheued by Le of the bill was dete feuted by @ vote of 74 nays to ¥4 yeas, Long Jim Wilson, irom Rockland, ho lable carried; so the bill may come up again before | the adjournnient, ‘This, however, is very doubtful. | | Be that aa it may, the defeat of ‘this bill 1s but an- other sampie of how country mombers can do pretty | much. as they like with the streets of New York city | neo} whenever they nave @ mind to be stabborn, despite | the wishes of the people most concerned in the city’s welfare, THR ELECTION BILt, | Which provides for different baliots and ballot boxes ' for Congressmen, State Senators and As<ewulymen, if the Whole, Weed in the ht afver the reassembhng | reading by @ vote of sixty-four to Atty: ‘would Lave then been at once { laced upon ils finul Assay Ma for theabsence of Bennett, wno is con- Thea to lus bed from injaries received by jouse got through with tue entire CHARI Y BILL to-night, and it was finully passed by a vote of 93 to 23, dhe gross amount of donations ower than , the $16,000 allowed every year for State ; institutions was run up to $715,000 belore | te members of A charabio ‘let go their hold of it, bus tits will undoubtedly be run a good deal over @ miliion when | the Senutors take their hack at it. ‘The only feature } Im the bill wich provoked anything ne jiscussion was that donating $75,000 the charity woek- day schoola Ove of the obscure country inembers Grgued to show that this feature was a plow ; at the common school aystem, but Aivord made in eloquent appeal im favor of the donaticn, and it was carried by an overwhelming majority, An attempt was made to sneak in ao appropriation for the Lite Fells Academy, but tt miserably failed, One of the New Yorkers also endeavored to get $10,000 for the Voilege of Pharmacy, in New York, but he was unable to secure a soutary vow for nis proposition, THE SUPPLY DILT, which Was made the special order in the Senate, was, of course, very materially changed from the staté in which tho jower House had leis It alter iis passage, and it will pT hep to go throngh course of sprouts the usual conference coma before it fe Into proper form. Then, and on then, can tt be known just what the “supplies” au Jobber.es will amount to, Jt is underat that the appropriation for the new capitol will be increased $760,000, and that | no ge om 1@ Commission tered pon, Pe ee eae, goasiere ond patie ape AE Y Rrenygea Cai tow to san esa ean “aria 8 meen ‘ny peuca fartation from the State authoriti Herpate tn. the centennial celebration of American indepen- order that some des! this bi pa ait for obnoxious persons on a tic! reenbacks, and the ob- | AY e Good Bhi oreege shetbera ‘Tier tara of mind but to give the Governor the appointment of the | entire batch. He, however, got wid of the inten- tion, it is sald, and expressed his deaire not to have say thing | to do with im So the Commission will btediy remain as the House fixed it, even after the Contereice Committee have fixed up the whole bil. NEW YORK LEgsLATURS Senate. ALBANY, April 19, 1871. Nearly an hour was consumed in concurring with Assemt. amendments to bills and in the reception of reports, PASSAGE OF BILLS, Regulating the storage of petroleum and the use and con- trol of the tire alarm in New York; the Butfalo rolice bill, (Mr, Lewis made several efforts to amend the bil! but failed.) Relative to the payment of the Brooklyn firemen; to fill a | vacancy in the Assembly, caused by the resignation of James | sad sleations for Cou to Inc arameat | ity of New York to amend Trust Company of N mets drving ; viding te box: Sr cetett in tan member ‘sociation of the Bar of the the charter of the City Loan ork, ‘Recess till half-past seven o'clock P. M. Ev is Sesslou. ‘The bill for the ri First regiment of Net Mexico was passed; tend Central avenue in the town of Yonkers, ‘The Senate thon went {nto committee and took up the An- | © oP Samuel G, Eddy for revolutionary ou 00 to Henry M. Williams as Commis- | Universal Exposition waa stricken out. Au item of ‘$200,000 to complete the Elmira Keformatory nual Supply bill, hel Bupply reiles was strigl The of sioner to the Fre! was Dit ‘Also, 452,000 for the Utiea Lunatic Asylum. , $54,500 to pay the claim of Hamilton county. 41,000 to the Western Honse of Refuge. "825,000 to enlarge the Datavia Blind Asylum. ir. CHAPMAN moved to strike out the new names for | Commissioners and to leave the present Commissioners, ging the | of Mr, MuRPRY said—This Commission ia in utter oe phd Accepted, Messrs. Lord and Lewis were opposed to chai Commission unicss for good reasons, and detiance of law und had gone on and nid out pi building which would cont ®id Ing the Commission. Shoughl, for cha r. Woon di A.M, adjourned. Assembly. ALUANY, April 19, 1671. Mr. JAcoua, by consent, reported a bill making appro- priations to State charitable institutions, and it was made the special order for this evening. The appropriations are about the same as last year, BILLS PASBED. Prescribing regulations for the deposit of manure in New York, THE PROSPECT PARK MORTGAGE LOANS, The dill to facilitate mortgage loans for the purpose of completing Prospect Park, Brooklyn, came up. Mr. GoopRIOH moved a recommittal of this bill, and pro- lately been defeated in the Court of Appeals. Besides, it ff the savings banks, from Mr. MosELry replied, xpaling the object of the bill, and tle would endanger the stability ‘whom the loans are to be tak claimed there was no danger, as the city guarantees the ti to the lands given aa security for the bonds isaued. Mr. dooprtcit insisted it waa wrong to allow the savings banks to fnvest the money of the poor upon which the Court of Appeals has decldod amounting to $37,000,000, Mr, FIELDS moved the previous question, which was or- dered, and the aia to reconsider was lost—4l to 77. The Dill then passed, BILLS PASSED, To enable the Board of Education of Brooklyn to sell cer- tain lands; to amend the act for the incorporation of f fire ‘Inaurance companies to incorporate the Mutual Trust, ‘Com. pany lew xork; to amend the act relative to public in- teat to paneorporate the National Prison Association of United States o1 nts in the city of New York wi papers published on Gunday, to extend the time for gommenging operations by the New York Tunnol Company; to amend the act to Incorporate societies for social and re- creative. purposes; relative to the Stato Cabinet of Natural History; to authorize inquiry into tha sanity of persons con- Yisted ‘of capital crime; to amend the Viaduct Railway char- the concurrent resolution proposing an amendinent to je constitution to ‘Opeaes eines ONE-LEGGED RAIL | Induatriat ‘School ‘in the clty of New York, ® rye te Se Bebo! ofthe Vifth Ward uf ihe city of Broo! y, "New York a Won Sie i ‘usamal s ork ork Diepout 7 if the surviving members of the ; oe it. B aso ee) runteers, io the war with | Fruntis oapial ot ne Bitar or Hike Bootin the Cito thew Yor also the bila Amending the act to ex- inerease the amount of the new 0,000,000 instead of tO cde os originally coutempintes: Til) was reavon enough, he | ot think the charge agatnat (he Commis- i ‘came could be sustained, Without disposing of the question the Committee rows and | reported progress, whon the Senate, at quarter past twelve Boat Street Hom cal Dispensary in ti Diapeusary,, 100; Toms. pathia Dispensary of for ota, Wi0); German Dispensary of the City of New ew York, Homo iia Dispann coer ener ta York ‘ introary Y pioeaaary, aR be tt Dispensary, 4 Troy Hospital, 8500; Buialo City Dia eneary, fn th y, in ihe city of New York, 8! kins Square Homo-opathio Dispensary, 18; Brooklyn Clty Dispensary, 8700; Wi gripe Hospital Dispensary, 1,000; Long Taian Hospital Di 000; St. Peter's Hospital Dispensary, Albany, 81, Gaics, roth Homeopathic Diener Brooklyn, Peter's, Dispensary, rookiyn, 000; German’ M font Roe , Williamaburg, for patients bail aathorsing inane and legislato: me to-morrow, at eleven A. POSTSCRIPT. in mortgages on tf there ts & lien e% payable on the order of the jvenenrer,, 815 for Old and Indigent Ladies, F' ath avenue, Aibany, the Sacred Heart atone P abiak providing aceommolations Tor air eter "4 Fork, @3,000; Strat Brower ety of New York, $10,000: ol, Cours street, rasiipan | 0s chester Industrial wee, ‘al, LR ateotl of b ory hem oo Roman Catuolle i ‘atriot Orphan Home, of New - ool for tte ‘Oakneli, Go,u swe agar hefermes ja he State, except the Rew Yar Lon dt Laan Hospital, tn we Oty ot aC} Mount ‘Sinal Hospital, Ni ; Widows aud Lying-in Wothai Foetal rbutaiog 0; Joba Hiveraise fospltal Youke sraboen i for ineuses the Hanbun opspeaaary eis ow on EE gt a iPotore logit pbravet abiy’ Brookiyn” @h one of the Nervous By {000 5 AC Soolety for the Relief of the a it. Northeastern Homoopath.c ew | vee sly, 91,600 eager i Dl the cal FOF the City of N ies Canoes Sercal B ‘Of the Clty of New York, Holtman , Dispensary. of, the Clie of ew ew ee New_York or ‘Gphtnalntd Peekskill, Weate! oe ine ont hate bin Alban Jeon the order of the treasurer, pang ris) it, hagableo Dispensary, ¢ josepn 's Hospi and Chive tfopial, “iw pee 000 5 ofgel D: New. Yorg Brooklyn Oi Infirmary, my Homceopatio | Dispe: yt nldron, New’ York. ait Sisters of, ‘hs a city Hospital, tt at Semi + Honpitaly heater City earetin or the City of New York, Bighth avenue, $5,000 3, ispensary for Diseases of the Skin, ‘O-| of the State ot New ig hts Dispensary, 750; Bultalo Free e"Dispensary,, > Bou) Ge =i evo Mrootiya® ‘Diapen Yy Consumptives, Perrone Ww | Home of the Aved and Orphan a the eeiaieg atron of Long, Inland, Brook zm 86,9004 ON Thupeodic Bispensary, ew cork, § patie Dyspeusery for W industrial Home, 81,000; Children’s Fold, 89,000; St, Vincent Hospit: a Homeopathic Hogpits Hosier Brookiyn, 4,0 gare of the Liule Sisters of tha Poor In the clly of Brook Be oN en anit Uhitaren se ee eit Ngtb.0005 Sh itary a Horio dor the aged ‘under the, York Ophthalmic Hospital, y lor the lreatment of Cancer, wary ot the City of ner York, tl; # J Uispensscy, S18 1,60 Ke! igaceos city of New New ¥ Demiltt iene eu New york Medical C Poughkeopaie, 1000 (ompensary of the bUN) S| the cliy of New York, ee Sito; ranch Tempe iliamsburg Dispensary, 1,000; sary, $500; Albany Hospital Dis qratuitounly ‘rested, #100 parate ballot boxes for Co! waa ordered to be read a third ; THURSDAY, APRIL 20—4 A, MU, enforce contracts mada r The “ Ceamantste Suppressing Newspapers in Paris, A PANIC AT THE INSURGENT OUTPOSTS, To repeal tha chatter of the leva eating ne Kew The Frince Imperial of Germany Ex- York. lessrs. Goodrion, Scribner and Weed DIN, and Mossra. Bucks, Lonnolly, Loutrel, Hayy and Stucke inadu advocated ft, ‘The bili waa lost-89 to 74, and @ mouon to reconsider was eld on the table. Recess to seven P. M. Evening Sesston. ‘THE INDEPENDENCE CENTENARY, Mr. 9 Acoxs, from the committe Gano Hon, Ajlen C. Beach, Lieutenant Gove al NOT, ant members of the Senate, to be appointed oy, Bis; the Hon. House, ‘and seven Wilifam Hitchman, the Speaker of this members of the Assembly, to be appointed by hin, shall be a committee of the State of committees from Git he mime ‘upon the subject of the pial celebration of the independence of the United State Pehehian the cliy of Puiladeiniia in the year 18S; ired to report nd make! such such Ben k proper and expediént Ii reference to anid n! enn ade febrniion ‘The eaid committee, thus appointed, oyrey' ‘so that Do charge for the aus ‘ts trash ik ae MITTEE oF THe wit on ine 6 bi providing ‘separatg boxes ‘al clections for ‘Congress- mi PRL moved to report pro, which was lost. Mr. LIvTLEsonN teepad to strike out the first section in ember might explain its neceasity. Mr. FIELDS mplained the object of the bill, which was 1} ave separate ballot boxes for the officers named. LYORD ald he did not know hi 4 in New York and other hemes itiee, but the country 1 satiated with the present ri #, and did not ore additional expenses which peroaid be entalied by hn. eEuuaze also thought it bert to retain the present w elections were arrangement, pat dittoneaw mstained the bil, as tt gave. the people portunity to voto for such men as they desired to be erected, © present arrangement forced the to vote very fre- whereas with this arrangement the voters could vole against whom i we RtvonD declared that the true object of tho bill was that as the Congressional box was to be ie igted hereafter by act of Congress, the other boxes might be taken out from under this protection and thrown opeo to unlimited traud corruy wae LAT ELRSOIN insisted that the country did not want to the extra expense which would be incurred uader this bill, fe appealed to the House not to tnflet tule ‘von the peopie | ofthe ntry. le deprecated making ia & party question. ‘The Mmoulod to strike ‘out the Crst section was lost by ba | rogress was then ordered to be reported on the bill with ‘a viow to moving {t to a third reading in the House, magaittes then took uj Fe £6 ‘THE STATE CHARITY BILt. Mr. DunyRE moved to strike out the ated ‘appropri- ate fo rata $75,000 to ity cli week. AcORS € ained athe origin of this Nopropriation, mich bed Thade ancunll H for several years, and said je al: moat worth; donation, He ke earnestly int Sg gets aying ho nelther Knew nor cared fact that they drow into them a ae ee baqond fhe the State should care for, first and Eee, periet the a wr ok as. blow at our not look at this matter as a De ve ant oy fe ant iO aintaln and fetain our fantitutiong, ORD advocated the appropriation, and spoke at ip aver of mf Fisalning these 0 2018. “Ee was lost. Progress was then re- ont the on an and it was then ontere'lto = third reading. | Bn motion of Mp. Jacons the bill was p 508. It makes the following appropriation han asy- 1a aes te vine Frieadiens aaa other faatitutions of hike character, for their maintenance, $160.0(0, to be aiviced mong the. several. cottuties ih proportion to thefr nations as tho same ai este biished the sums thus awarded to cach Janke”? aait vor paid. to. incorporatel \orpitan | aryluma aud Inslifutiohs ta proportion: to, the, number. of to which was referred the sof Panay lvanta to par- Hew York to co-operale with the us appoint inted, to act until 0 end 0 rush cole: ereby each intey- istat ations Seend Sy re gommiendattong to tho islature, from time to time, as our common schools pected in &t. Petersburg. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Lonpon, April 20—Morning. Ihave received the following despatch from Parts, ibmitted @ report, concluding with the following re- | dated yesterday afternoon, and forward the same ton “herolved, the Senate concur, That John 7. Hoffman, for publication in the HERALD:— Governor of this State, and three persons appointed by bum} NEWSPAPERS SUPPRESSED. Tne Commune has suppressed the newspapers L’opinion Nationale, La Cloche, Le Sow and Le THE RECENT ELECTIONS. The recent elections are declared valid by the A PANIC. There was a panic at one of the outposts of the National Guards yesterday, and the men were raise Hed with dimiculty, RUSSIA. The Crown Prince of Germany Expected at St. Petersburg. Sr. PETERSBURG, April 19, 1971. The Prince Imperial of Germany ja expected te arrive here on Saturday. THE LATEST WEATHER REPORT. WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICR OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasisnaton, April 20, 1:30. M. Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours, The pressure continues very large, with light winds and clear weather on the Pacific coast. The low barometer indicated Tuesday night in Western Towa has moved eastward and is now north of Lake The pressure has slightly diminished on the Avantic and Guif coasts. Light rains and threatening weather are now reported from several Points qn the Wulf and Atiantic coasts. Heavier Taing have fallen on the lakes. Fresh and brisk southeasterly winds have prevailed on Lake Onta- rio, south and west winds from Lake Erie to Lake Michigan, northeast gale on Lake Superior, A cold, high northeast wind is now reported from Lake Michigan westward to the Rocky Mountains, Provavtlities, Light rains, followed by clearing up weather, are Probable for Thursday on the Gulf and Atlantic coasts, Fresh and brisk westerly winds are proba- bie for the Lakes, Clear weather on the Pacifio AMUSEMENTS. THE BNousH “circus AT THE RinK.—The threate ening appearance of the weather yesterday pre- vented the street procession of Howe's Great Lon- crphans and home'ess persons maintained in them during | qon Circus and Trained Animals from taking place the present fiscal year, and to the orphan asyluins acd homes for friendiers ant pet ate gem io cept tho Leake and Watts 0 New York, In the counties & ‘the maintenance and education of In Someones the lake we Ca of the treasurers of such counties Pee Oepnana and Destine Indian Children for, te eden: ton and maintenauce of 160 children at the rate of be dollars per oipitr 8005 the indian school on the Al ect ney. Reservation, the Home for the Friendiess, 5 the ‘sisters of Mercy, Brooklyn, mm Fi 00 aaylum. oF Inssieation 1) be pald to the noite Home ‘Association, #2. £005 Bi. incen phen Asyln, Baia, 5,003 Sf. Vincent d jam, Kochestery $8,000 todos ‘Dunsite. Asy oan ‘Ks rh Sisters ot ‘oy paula, of Bast ‘Storrintding 30 od; aente Lad} etuge, Butalo,, wt, Orphan Asylum, ania fp nd ; Onondaga eeay Orphan Asyluta, Chapin Home for gig Aged and Tn- Seta Pork sity” @ld.cor; omman'a A id Sodlety and Home for Praining Girls in Now York ity, 86,009 ‘and lute, 10, los ZT of Wom ete Good Obs and county, Bibi0s; Home of re Prien 1,00; ‘Unwegs'OFphan ‘Asyfula at ste oa tee moat ‘Bankirk, | aud Woaet' B b As Sabr for he gin ot Shilaren, Wyn, $10,000 ky Bl Mod Hadson Orphan and Reilof A sore mas radio’ Union a Henevdiont Sootety of IU pony x ‘ines Tome for aiot Truant Children ome 5,000; St, Joseph aylum of Rochester, 10,400? Roohostor Hom feridleas, 910,00); ratriobe Female Orphan "Anylora fof ‘hochester 91,000; for aie Magdalen Benevolent ‘Bociets 0} 000; La Salle Inatitute O30 New Vor House of Mercy. $1,080; Sisters of the Order o nox, New York, Jefferson County Orphan Resim, Oh e aac Of Desuitute Uhiluren ; Society ror tl #2100; Sailors’ Home, Tonawanda, cufidren, Greenbush, § Groakiyhs 10,000; Mit. Vineet Mule Orphan Aryiamme S10ld0r, itcing forthe Homelens at Urtea, BLU! Ullon Or. Woes Asyivuy j Sell Bt. Kilzabeth Hosptial ant Home at Rien, ‘80007 Homarpative ying-lo Asyinim in ti Wrooklyn, $9,000. Charity schoois of Bryn Od the: warren oft tbe Comptroller p.o rity, neeording to the number of scholare instructed in the Without charge, during the last fiscal year, to Bielued by the Comptroiler uly next op eertifienten cl jn School, kaa Bonaveutare's College 10,000; Hnsquehanna Mad: FooklyD, ome and Ind 5 , i " H for, jgentobidreu, $0,000; Be hars'e an v fe: | & lemy, Cannndat; ju shabe, formaiery “ol ” Umon. Ht in ‘Asylum. in the city of | | way, thence ‘through Grand street, Bowery, Feath t, and up First avenue to the Rt | bition 1s open a(ternoon and evening. Newoomp & ARLINGTON’S MINSTRELS.—This \ excellent company, iu which may be found some oi nt due. the gen- | the leading members of the profession, have found Catholle Orphan | permanent quarters in one of the hahdsomest ana | cosiest little halls that ever a cork face tuminated. It is immediately under Apollo Hall, and am aie ventilation and elegance ts everything tna! be desired. [t will seat about eignt Mee ates peop and = frescoing, light and aes in Weir way. In r | old itvontes Newcomb, Arlington, Rice, Leve- molds, Murphy, tony, ty, ‘Of tne Clty of | any. Pebrew ‘Bovevoleut 8 Sockety of Brooklyn, | 00; Mariners’ Family Induscrtal Society of Mixe Port of ew Cty Male Orphan Asylum Assoc 3,000; trey, Rochester remale Orphan ata ow: 10006 Reybolts and Leveridge ia an excellent vocal quintet, and the orcuestra, un- ; Ger the direction of Mr. Douniker, pene dy onieriainment, ‘The bik ior this week pital burlesque on the Ninth Regiment band, * addition to a chotce olio and an introduction of most amusing character. Altogether the com hag commenced @ season which bids fair to be hly successful one, The pubdile are the bess judges of this kind of entertainment, and a encores were isi ‘ot gentiemen in US ae gy fons a cachinatory nature whic! serious. Tne pill will be constantly chauged, and several novel features are in pre} 2 j —ansailiaas DEPARTURE SOF f FATHER “CORMAN FOR EUROPE, Rev. P. Corrigan, late pastor of St. Peter's obureb, ta Jersey City, lett by the Cuba yesterday for Europe, He will be absont about four m® elote, Beat Bagiand, Franc’ ‘epsite Orphan ‘Honse and Home for the Friendless, | itt Industrial School, New York, Fatt bt. Institute, on Fourth street, New York city, 43,000; " Tnatitate, on Bi etty, in both) 4 Ne ; Ipsutate eed ioe a Si iit Charity i oy, | ne olty Z New bs for poh eB, fpr stony} sf inh children - | in conformity with public announcement, to the great disappointment of thousands of outsiders, nit orphans and | who thronged the diferent points of the advertised route in expectation of seein the great gratuitous | parade and hearing the British cornet band play. | The valuable property—especially the steel Cg , brilhant horse trappings and costly costumes, be- sides the splendid mountings and trimmings of tho various charicts—rendered the risk of exposure to rain of too much consequence to venture. If the weather should be fine the grand ant will come | Off this forens town:—Leave t down Third avenue to Forty-second street, thence across 10 Filth avenue, down the avenue to a taking the following route down ¢ Rink at nine o'clock, procecd at Canal street to Kast nk, The oxi ointments are on company are those end men are Messrs. Arlington and is the middle mai Tuero quite numerous, aud several ths, durtog which time be will visi nd Italy, On bis return be will ral charge of St, Bridget’ bin ‘phe reverend Sonata was escor rates Cae many clergyincn And, prome iy ec him a it On Bunday, gy na wa to panda ‘oners an ates | eum whivl S coeee