The New-York Tribune Newspaper, March 1, 1867, Page 5

EUROPE. THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Rogavn ks hascses Meny > h pelict of wistom e g::ux:tnee c'ompnny to make &pecial deposits in the Bank ool i ALBANY . "I lucorporate the Jamestown Driving Park. ; 2 W It it wns ' palatable dispensation was evident from | ' — BILLS PASEED. Lo agmrer et A THE VIREMEN'S BALL LAST NIGHT—OPENING OF THE | the frequent applause which broke out enthustastically . Autborizing the removal of fences along plauk roads | NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO FEB, 28, RECONSTRUCTED ACADEMY. OO O Comsionst! o"’mflmlm balk b ' ’l'lmbrrhnflt Academy of Music was “* opened” last dh-tnmy;.h lll’l:p n:;in:-:u' ran & w‘eu-wur,ml urkn;whdg night by the annu N ment to tho ulty eir efficient and pains-taking in- s l all of tho old firemen. Tho Grand | Went {010 FACHY PG UL Yor e veaponaibie during the Winter. = rie HOUSE | | Tho Christopher Strect Cross Town Railroad bill. Yeas, (CONSTITUTIONAL SENATE—FILIBUSTERIN . o over & Baker Sewing Machias Compaay bag to inform theie ¥ T . ects IN | |38 oY TeLRGRAr novn 'NDERGROUND RAILWAY OJECT . JJative to the New-York Protestant R 99 RN TF . " ” ~THE UNDEI & é‘fl:‘ll::llx)lelln':])‘:(:‘.;"(“”l‘l.\'L Ne GREAT BRITAIN. Opening 18 to-night, when the “Grand Bal d* Opera” | quviocor'the career they had chosen; and together with Lpateous and the publie, that while their sstablisoment No 405 Beomdweg COMMITTEE- 2R eomporating the Masonte Hall Assoclation of Water | 1oxnoy, Feb, 28.~Tho Directors of the Atlantic comes off. The affair of last night was merely a foreflier zmm&nl’.:il.»;. fimm a&wnl{-mflemdmendm andanad- | | & Iing repaiced aad reitiad, thelr business will be 1auans! 1s uenl 4 i Joco N, . 28, t s of its great prede % ress 1o Lis fellow-graduates, e closed. the af prewises No, 407, — Advertisement. o ALmAxT, Thursday, Fob. 28,1997 | 000 0 ihe office of Tnspector of Gunpowder n | Telegraph Company held a meeting on the 12th of d“m_fl_lmp ey n‘;“t:: uf;’:?fig’;’:’fi;‘:fl%:n‘:’gfi Tho exercises were materally enlivened by the, fine ghe debate on the Constitutional Amendment ol BROOKIT o harter of the villago of Port Richmond March to determine what reduction shall be made in | g yas ustituted by the Old Pk:'m»u"l ‘m':mm musio of Mr. Bergman's excellent orehestra. T MARRIED. waerosumed in the Benate this morning. 'n.:“«y ::-: Authorizing the rebuilding of a bridge over the Cho- the tolls on the Atlantic Cable. The new Academy does not nt the same attrac- S Rl e BRAINERD-MUNSOX~0s Wednasday, the 2°t5 inst., by the Rav. 1. onthe question a8 to whether the deeeslh | | pung Canal st Blmira:, o\ v, ocxport, A general fecling of distrust prevails in financial | tions as of . 1t s no longer (o colossal amplitheater it el B 7o 0, ey the ey Gl Pomeror o M. Drserd al or Assembly riets, clative to Comumon Schools in Loc! P sy § i wi 8 many tiers allories, 1 n Al + daughter of the late Joo. Muusoz, li of Browk. be chosen from Seuatorial ¢ Rl v 40 G fonof Dircctors of the Rochester | circles, and the Stock market is prostrated. floor, Tho zf!llnig:v‘nraoh::lnr:nl?ur:n;’ryl;d;ex:&:‘r‘dl:'y WAGNER, THE WIFE MURDERER B & Sior o 2 ¥ g d u order to be ready for the ball. The ball was to take | oy, FENTON REFUSES TO COMMUTE THE SENTENCE— of Henry Nel T T g ot i oloon,eug. B l:q‘l;v 3T Bhatsetton, u,»,,.:‘t‘.:: ed and interesting. Vi Railroad by the Rochester Common evel o'clock in the afternoo ¥ T and was both auimat 1 sneseo Valley Ral ¥ Cor th SERVIA. lace fu the eve 'eloc] T0 T. C V1 ) mng( but a8 8 i1 the noon, THE EXECUTION TO TAKE PLACE TO-DAY. n Couneil. gepator Murphy of Kings said that the nuwndl:mn' i et the one delegate from Kings Couaty, inas- To amend the eharter of the Young en's Christian N b. 28.— i jsons are fo be | the gilded sides of the interfor were still surrounded b RYER—STIL) : would exclude 006 ACL K - logates apportioned to the | soclation of New.Vork, Vs, Feb. 28~The Tarkish garrisons 4 ality ‘ot Sio gicegaideact e, tntecior wers stll surronndol? | e gallows has been erscted for Georg Wagneh, |If " the kor by Mesiam B ol Aok el rests Ot A muck % m‘jrl Tottexten Sezator Low followed, and )fik{lxanrpnfint!lnn? {x’;rbt(hepnymcntoflha princtpa! | withdrawn from the forts in the Principality of :: ;:g Ir:rmn g on u:hrlr lplum'entn nnd‘mlll- the wife murderer, and to-day he will be banged i, or i - Brerls Adde, secoad daugiter of Thrmew Senatoria . " s .. wad interest of the Canal Debt. Servi utting ~on thelr last touches, in a 4 % " e it wan entild o three aeigaten, | *£o povide for e g deicancis tn moneya tor the Servia. e great ey, 1t s t‘l"nm andihe_ entive Hall haying | 1t will b rememberod that Wagner's s most bratel | | e T b e ot Tiarslar, Yo 81, 1, by he o n Common Schools. 00k a8 thou would not be ready in a month. Butas N ¥ irerille, Orasgs O, with o considerable umber of volers CFSS U L\ hcorporate the Astoria aud Hunter's Point Railroad MARINE INTELLIGENCE. the hour of the ball drew nigh, ev.-r}mnf ROEtl Bukst | ima In the buond Cap In he Kont) O oites oniie ||| Lowes Mo Martha MeBride of i iy . LoXDONDERRY, Feb. 28—Noon.—The steamship Mora- | @ more thorough appearance. The scaffoldings gradually | back crushed ber skull with an ax. ' He wag convicted of | | SMITH—BENNKTT-la nr-.lk‘-,». Thirslar, Feb 23, se thoght they should Lave recourse Compavy. tem. M ‘]‘"(\\;’"H Kl‘:"l‘;'na'{::")‘r‘;‘ ?Iyl,:..'r"d 4th ode cts ahote stat T. MAS TRPHY ep., N.Y.)In nee o e tv);v 5 -|«shl(lr i point of | | Broadway Surface bill, He said {hat although not comy iibe ansuech 4 pitted toany of the New-York railway schemes, he had | evoning. | ! | over and above. l.zx yport of the Bro apt. Aiton, which left Portland on Saturday, Feb, | ¥ nished, the painter with his brushes and pigments | murder, After his conviction his counsel obtained a writ John Manning of Bay Ridge, . 1. . by the P on, which le an it ont of sij E-, the echo of the carpenter’s hammer | of error, and the case was taken from court to court, till Mart, 1.;"“!“ Rdes. ! "Wlurl'l [0 m ’.. = we d at this port on the way to Liverpool late last :l'z-h-;-y.l ., 1mu work of the decorator began to muke | finally, {n December last, the conviction was affirmed rookia. Mo sards. at 5 uifest fu every portion of the house. The good Jottrt of Appenls. At the January term of the Su- i 'i»""w HLIN—0: Tueslay, Ve 25 ot at the reats, Perth A 4t -2ght that there woul o pibly Distriot system | preciated the necessity for the adoption of some means to ——e taste exercised fn de i he interior ¢ be 4 yresontation done by the Assewbly appreeia adoy n decorating the interior caunot be too 10 Court, General Term, Wagner was reseutenced to a - St the opportunity of selecting as good m class ol | | secuze to the peoplo more speedy trausit along the Broad- FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL s pratad. e o penomn1 thine. the beauby of tho | Do amocatai the time appotnted being to<iay, ADplick: i Vas Renasminer Via Wyek ot oo oo " " | way route. ¥ PR - = > white and gold ornamentation of the galleries | tion was then made to Gov. F,,,.,,,,‘;‘,, tammuummd i e late Joba T. lch-‘.fl-. VSN o 2 deserted a true theo TIE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. LoNDOS, Feb, 23—Noon.—Consols for money, 91. Amerl- | was _allowed to go unadorned, The —dec- | sentence. Tho following is the response of the Governor, WHITNEY_ROBINSON-—-0a Thurslas, ¥sb 21, by tas Rev. 8. o 4 ator White thought we had deserte 3 The Constitutional Convention bitl was debated without | can Securities are generally a trifle better to-day. The | oration ~ was limited almost entirely - to | which was rece sterday: allides, Ebeaezer Whitney to Mre. Eliza Rob assa. ‘resentation aud were floundering i & muddie s " paids e e Tollows: Erios, 373 Tllinols Contral, | U stake and proscenium. These decorations wers of the Boare 0 Nuw Youk, BXRCUTITR DEpARTNENY, g ! sented bere. Let the law awendment until the hour for recess, pening rates are as follows: es, 375 b | usual character. Standing at the back of the stage, and ALany, Peh. 27, 1961, ! DIED. ‘ woplo ought Lo be repres e poople stand | EVENING SESSION. ex dividend, 77; U. 8. Five-Twenty bonds, 73. Jouking forward, the Driliiant hail unfolded itaelf ih the fully considered the application for the com: | | Aresrin 10 Brookl, ™ = s ‘um'wnt lmvlu '"",",."."ILZ v|llul‘h‘~_t'|u': ‘m‘}b the 8 || wideaiol vt Evening.—United States Five-Twenty Bonds, 73} ; Erio glory of its gllding; and looking stageward, the grand f G n:x-w\\un.;rm oy z::-n?n:{w life, and man, fu the TTIh n-'"‘;"‘.'l“:‘lll aferanye, Feb. 21 Me. Hagh Aile " f.’..x by |(hmw.n:xd ;h':- 0 ol emaller Assen 'y | { THE CONVENTION PILIL. shares, 363; Illinols Central, ex. div., 76}; Consols for o:'llf;' {;mum -rnhllm, winl‘;l its festive festooning of flags and | J i IS5 Sy BRRb. 5 he ,,_“'mv“l mmmdnnl.m.-m.... Jats resitence, Mo 16 M1 emhors ut, large, G0 \e o wan chosen from a 8. i (| The Senato eld a scesion this evening for the con- | yoney, 50h othet orusments, made a splondid back grount M | Wagoer has o relations (n this city. He hashind, how: e e oo feldt ey N for Instrict, then it might be of some use to <uderation of the Constitutional Convention bill. United States Bonds closed at Frankfort this evening at | 10 Th"r;q was the usual long array of earriages, and ::flr.x;fi:&lflyfl:l&v;fl&%{:;l; ‘::lmu npnnl‘lfic':;‘l w"ctymh ‘m‘m"‘& 7 moraing, 2T iast., Tunmas Brows, ia tas 06 the usual press around the doors to seo the | godtaag Tana were boon eompanions in this city. rolatives and friends, and those of hiswons. Thomas ., Angustan I, i » and Charles E. Brown, are iavited to attead 5.9 finers' from tes ree for L ritorial ehoice ; but four trom the District deft - [| o o ypgon Rap,, Wash.) spoke at length n favor of |+ 0 that coutd result from it. Heshould vote SERAM 1) o Rl 4 Vol .| ™ fair ladica crowd into the hall in their ballroom | 8 atlowing the blacks to vote, and Mr. Low 1n f8¥0F 0 | (yvpppoor, Feb. 28~Noon.—The Cotton market today { uttiro. _Capt. Brackett, of the Metropolitan Police, Ty s put orth overy offort nms\;:mmm; Vogner, || descof bisson Thoraas O Browa, Ko'1 W Vot st 3 y L #t 2 o'cloek p. m. 4 which takes n\nn'l:m_v' -lnlw:-r !m(m 'l':t;‘l:l:fl . X pught t aws of repret at‘on | & - & : . X ' r Folger thougl A universal sutfrage. opens firmer, and eonsiderably more active, The tnquiry m;k':nlxrka "'nf.'x'f'..f‘{fi'fl?;.,,}i{ ll‘;:‘:h:;:m o oven: | liavine: though possossod of | N ik 3 ' : " at " - J g inlad- iirary. The County of Putusm has 14,000 iul o Amendments were adopted allowing all citizens, with ded to its Vi find one Assembiyman; the County of Livingsian [j &0 i g i 200d both for epeculation and manufacture, and the o8- | 1y}’ capacity, A thousand hearts beat morri |, Wagner expreases himself as prepared to meet his fate W. Coburn, aged 40 vears. 000 inhabitapts and but uli‘(' 1‘;5‘“:’]?1:’»‘::‘:!:(?“:’5 out dmunenuq of sex or color, to vote on the question of gregate sales to-day will probably reach 10,000 bales. No | linnt gnslight l,,mm, its rays over fair wome ‘Anfrh;'\?dru": .i;' nndndwvv hter, together with the Rey. ri;‘:dru-un :fi‘n-fll 1y imvitad to atiend hior funsral S A Man can cqualize tis—i Plaus pting tho Constitution, but excluding doserters aud | yuotable change fn prices han developed itself thus far, hinthrviore e ns vwnaln theconven: | £ T B S AR Tt it Bronkiya. o i e, . No ! . W) 0 z o Rel . via: whioh e 5t 3 apl elfare, 3 = by arhitea FFIIEG] e who were angaged in the late Rebellion. the current rates for Middling Uplands being still 184d. w stylo ; which means black ewallow il | fosses 10 have received the consolations of religion. rookiyn, N. Y., 0n Wadnssday, slor White kad net ‘;‘,‘,‘.f"'\:fll‘.‘-'i"lh‘p‘"’pe‘:.px.-.'m’ma.\ { Progress was then reported, and the Senate adjourned | groqdstufts are gencrally quiet. Corn s firm st 37/ per ¥ desire to be in utt et the tadies | EOWBERIES ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD DE- || pisig.ef Whithers Scotland, ia ine 3i¢s yea of D Semocratic ove that we have had presented. = | ASSEMBLY. quarter for mixed American, The Provision market i Were o out o the fman Doy ot g Win TECTED—AREEST AND CONFESSION OF ONEOF THE Ra aator: Williams favoed the <} -"-)’;‘?-‘x‘nfifl.&r 4 THPE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS. without alteration. a description. There wore aylp PERSONS IMPLICATED, . 3,1 BORENS S | Evening.—The Cotton market closed falrly active, with | flounces, scruphs in silks, and peris in pearls. The or WY TELEGRAPE T0O THE TRIBTNT. Gibson, oniy son of Hnbin ‘}g_“" o wantha and 10 dar. Abgcricts. The delegntes should be reoably arrangcd; the music was Yisukirr, Feb, 27.—A little ¢f stance happened || wellsboro papers please cops, X 1 vear f{’,'.'l’fi'.’..‘:"“'..'3;'1.1'f:-'l'rl;.'n:_\'-'e Fl;{""' bop - ol toea tho W ::f"f.'»y'x"'l i ...1'4\';’:"";'.3:"1:@'fi.";.';f:r"w:.‘ifl [to Middung Uplands, 153 ing, the .rlr?mll'{nnur wnaing whirl of dance which was recontly which Las placed the police on tio track of an || HOWRLL—Seddenly, on Tusstay, the 264 inst . st Mam e e adrews viewed the Assemby District plan®s {| qq piti o provide for inc the Niagara st MEXICO. e amal bve Bomn acld. A% any Futes (§ cannoch b6 | atest Of & young e “'iflx?:'m":’hh.- Tpnaersl services willtske place o the resibence of bor umitted, with — Aented that the Academy of Musle hud & very Lappy | keepsie, an follows: One evening, Tripp, in company g Loty ot Mamenstosk, o Rridar i, Maseh Ly 1 il Vst inasmuch as it had less mequaity than the e g 4 g . By the action of yesterday, the Senate destroyed 2ope of having eminent Republican delegates at larg . the City of New-York, aud now this Senatoria 1s: aict plau would prevent the election of auy del t oity . For tomse of the districts in N i Democratic Seuntors here, also send Assemblywen. o1 l’le’rwn ‘was in favor of the Assembly D natruct, ’ v s fenl . Y = - . A B FARER presented (e (rausactions of the State | ESCOREDO'S OFFICIAL REPOKT ON THE DEVEAT OF reopeutigi/tha testivifies o4 INL UL :";ffl.'“;'"‘;";"“W"f';"rm"“c‘;'r-"“l"“‘é‘ o mifen clpelieh &?fnfl“fi.fim""“'"‘ Tas 154 m. Nowilares cark cotic Medical Societys MIRAMON—JUAREZ THANKS ESCOBEDO'S AKMY. . Which they left At tho Tew's, DROBTIAING to call for 1€ i | KING—In Jerer City. on kb CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, BT TELRGHAPH TO THR TRIDUNR. LELLEVUE HOSPITAL. the morning. Afrer qu left the atore, tho propriotor | of Earl 8. G thoatn ,'.." 8 et g OCK (1ep., Onondaga) reported & bill pro- WASHINGTON, Feb. 28, —The following is a transla- e l;'r:xap;r:éw 1:"-‘-?::‘;’;» ?;‘;:T::;:‘t‘l‘-:‘t] t'!f:. Kedn:n!rr:r:‘:: mmnlm:- from "Lu&mm '."5‘..."""4..0"' .r'- h\l:;hl‘:r:f uh‘lm 3 o | r, ; ise the Coustitution, With | tion of Gen. Escobedo’s official report of his recent 18 aspicious mavner, and teared | Xo. 196 alrout-ave, Jorwey Gity. 18 to amiend, by a vote of 83 to 2 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT STLINWAY @ALL— | i the trunk ac ADDRESS DY JOTIN G, 8AXE. that all was not right. The polico went to the store | MILLER—On Welnesday, Fob. 37, Pater Miliar, lu tas 4%a rear of e 1 to 1o ucted yesterday. The bill was | otory over Miramon : a couventi viding f o asmuch as it would give bis 0wn county anothe sudinents, us fns : ¢ p t tered priuted, as gmended, and placed on the files of . g e . 'he e SYal o pon eXamining the truuk, it was foul sge. te Godand thonght the selection of delegates | "m_: Ao i P HACIENDA OF SAN JACINTO, Feb. 1—3 o'clock p. m.—~This | The commencement exercises of the Bellevne Hos- DEn SXAILng e Aiabic ooaCilning ge ThTtines ad et e ramerty T should bo brought us near as possible 1o (‘1;.‘ polls, that TA o T‘*'A D YndrnG date I forwarded the following to the Sccretary of War, | Pitul Medical College took place at Stefnway Hall last | other .cum; with the trad nanrln u‘n OI,JI "u#i: ripp :; ite residence, No. 730 Righth ave., 00 Fridey ueet, at o'clock L ce of the people might be secured at this - | PRDERED TO A TI7 KEADING 0 0’ g o s evening. The sta, v apied by G aculty aud v nmediztely arrested and lodged in fail. 6 nest h Q:u;":njl 5 e peoy & | The viil to winend an act relative to the Banking De At 10 o'cle hk n: -n?]. 1 rn;m ‘l.wnl; l.l‘n rear ‘mmrd of the M A n:.-.n‘“n':’:' oceuy l:_“’l..’ “‘: :':":] "x T: 3 2 An interviaw with an officer, ho gave itforioation | POULSON—Suddenly, of disease of the Seart, Wilkam Paslsn, agsd 09 wator Barnett reviewed the ground of the previous atment was ordered to s third encmy, who exchanged several cannon shot with our Kook 1 : A Anvited gueats, while the | th Carecof that the trunk was the property of bis wife, m..“m el ks i R i . but was from the first in favorof a county The bill to aid jn the conatry All forces, and continued to retreat with confasion on account | #uditorium was crowded by the friends of the College and | but the goods were tuken from a frc'glit tinin while it Do Aaorsd on Fridey ,,...,,,,,\.f,_ g Larited to sttond lanna Rauroad wis taken wp. b stood on & turn-out, the batting which was wrapped | 140 Hearyst. v Cohin bl (ate veoidonce, Bl of our attack, a distance of four leagues, until & sudden the graduates, After prayer by the Rev, Alfred B. Beach, h it ; D y 4 out them burned, e goods piaced in t nk “hirge of eavalry completely routed him, leaving in our | . 1., Chaplain of tho College, Prof. Tsane E. Taglor, M. about them burRed, Rad L RO fes fuat shoat o | SORELACA! Hacemon Tomnbur M o & shoh a2} ooy s, Hewter A, o, Fos After m, ‘the Assembly District plan. A% tbis point the Com- 1 was ordered to a thind reading. Adjourned. te rose, And reported progress EVENING 3 ESSTON 4 . possession 8 number of prisoners, all his artillery, ammu 1., President of the Fuculty, conferred the degrees upon | tal mf 75 pounds of tea had boen taken from the cars age. and #old tow man named Tosnoy, kesper of o Rrocery | Notiee of funeral hereaftor. e consideration of the bill was resumed this evening. B $ NO QUORUM FRESENT. o n s equipages, aud . With valry y tollowin, en, members of th i Dition trains, equipnges, and all ho had. With the cavalry | the folowing genticmen, members of the graduating | 100 *U0E0 0 A R0 e a0 that @ 1orzs number | Philadelpbia papers please copr. [ vo te were adopted—one of Senator Gib J ¢ ity two amendmeuts were sdotel one bTeT e "to be | At the evening session the Speaker announced e . the under my cowmand, [ pursued hiw as far as this haclenda, Tieher McKendrea Harv of Jaweiry boxes had been taken from tra'n and sold to § SKINNER—At lawood, oa Tharstay aftarason Em 'y Agwwts, - i) 417 this conld not he carried, he was au advocate won, that. 48 the members of tlie Con 3 Shiacn 1y Benatorial Districts, ench Disteict sl anly || Cogpplerution ot the GOTOmors eshd 4 the apecial {0 ore Tordered & halt In orer to give rest to my troops X wwry man i Poughkeepas named 17iwell. e | daughter of Jumes i. o many Delegates a8 the territory 18 entitled () : where I ord 1t order to give rest ta 00ps, | Nichotns Henr L d owe anln Poughkeepsie namo Aisrell, iy B Vegbideesg > B 7 Ao adly ASALE FaE e e m being present, o eall of e Touse w5 | and pick up the booty abandoned by the encmy in bis | Nulker, NI guines Koblo fiva o (he offoee in question the uames of severni pes | Mg turvis s Bentiport M. & oo, & 3 ook 0 Babr . it by the same ¢ to add the words, “who can e s et muapended, and, without truus: | fight. The daring Gen. Geroutmo Trevino, and Col. | EOSER P8.{ Oeorge Crowe, 3 s Dlforins the tratas, anc alroady dotect- | THOMAS—Ta Eiissbeth, i e S ad and write jutellig A further nmend- ug any otlier business, the Honse adjoarucd. Pedro Martlnez are pursuing bim with two columns of | 4pg e Lemiicl Tibbets, fves are on their track. Tripp 18 not altc gether a had fel- § —W. sod E. M. Thomas, az. i ant. debareing from votik Uhuse who aided diroctiy of ] cavalry, doing thelr utmost to overtuke Mirauon and s | Gatner Ho eorge Tilward Frecuan, Me.; | low; bt has undoublodiy boes warmed ‘ito £h0 (sl s oy, B o B e vt - m'.f'i-n‘.'n'c:.h:ol:;urn""(i Senator lul:':'l‘.:.lm;'l‘ltlx:lm(r:ll POLITICAL wconuplice, who left here precipitately on fiying from us. | {1 "'.,kl‘,";'..‘f’{f-nn. N, Mim; | L ted, and the Pank manner i which o has given ol »m d . b raport progress, and not oue of the Senators dared vote P Tater I will give yon s detaled report of this brilliaut }M" _,,.,'(-,n stie, N. ¥.; Swwuel Ohttor” Sam. | the authoritica all the Information in his podscsson has W.l:l'l.l‘l':u-o-nmm moraing, Ua) 2. Hears W Wickham, ago 5 Justie, During the eveuing ma y unmecessary re- . ILLINOIS. Aetiom of the Conatiiutioua) forcees fof the preeent, 1 con. | el Juseph Patterson, Vi Joseph Taber 3 oxslied comideraiie aympsthy fo R bebalts HY Toe potires d cendsof the sl e roprettly lavted 1o aoel ta v ere g Lo, B, v e e eatory 10 (b6 BiIt | ADJOTRXMENT OF THE LEGISIATURR—TIR WORK oy | teat myselt with what{ have eaid above. N TR e e WYy gt | Decoming his bondsman. 4 * § e fanersiat bislate resideace Fianbing I 1, on Vod = g ok (e Besate. Tho vuil 8 MM s e g, THE SESSION You will iuform the Citizen Constitutional Presdent, | Juuea Thomas Kusier, ¥, Y.;' Irn Wileox, N. V.; Freder MORE COUNTERFEITS AFLOAT. ttbep m K ol Vieshing cae frow Jamara'n - e ramind bt pieca of. DAriamcH{AFY tactice to show those Seua: | 1 1m o AR TRINCNR 3 presont S wy fellctfationt With the suodom with | lk Purmsworth, Cont; Juosh KeDogk il N i | DosTON, Feb. 28—Counterfeit * Tens” on the Flour ok e el o g e g whiths PAOVIIOPRSEx TRt bur OO, [ e e o ite, Ten kel Graene, | City Natlonal Bank of Rochester, N. Y., aro in circulation | ae . lated fo deccive. Tha relaties and Genda of the tamly 473 aritel 5 wimd the gl The lilincis Legisl DO. Ry R v|hl‘n MeKay,N. Y IthwX Ili‘I‘) cker, \} Lere. They are wel o it Patrick Martin, Miek; Alexander Joseph Kooney, N. Y is rby-wiuth ot fonr) s Miller, N. Y Fitsha Harr son Layeock, g T . on Saturdar, Mar-h 2 o8 12 9%lock Fare Road, N. i Vrederio BAchbill seies A GIANT MONOPOLY SQUELCHED. S ¢ Stan v.ulr,, ‘\“lu, J.-:l . Al Catson, R BT R Sas vig e —W_ JACRSON ariand Woo Affer striving in vain for redress against the illicit ..:a B graspings of street rallroad, ferry, gas, and like incorpo fora opposed to woman suffrage that they were not as vz, Feb, 28 # rong as they thonght. The Senate will probably recede e . s from it when the bill i before the Senate. after 8 session of seven and four days, od- The same bill did not come up in the Asserbly nutil || journed at noom to-day sine die. Amoug the tuore vas over, and then ouly in such & way as | § s . O ke o1 he BULATY: Hiscock, from the || mportant measures perfected during tho scssion was Jdiciary Committee, reported the bill, but foliowed the | one for the erection of anew & Moniso Escol Sr. 8EUDO DE TEIADA, Minister of State of Mexico. The following reply, dated Zacaticas, Feb. 2, was received : e House onsten | "p faont thanks Escobedo's army for their triumph o A8 by - Mo i Dromr a1k sty No har Waylmnd Woodm t | it e t th 1] ed fo h " - 1 ’in;l‘l;e't'l‘l‘: ely m’l.'h_ru-.!4P1;’lt‘f::|;:-:.m:1‘fl::;:v:l "sction ’“{'"' lot, M“"l‘("“-" sitnated in the Western suburbs | gver (e forces commanded by Migue Miramon Lorton Wells, T intil to-morrow. This delay in the Assembly is | of Springficld, to cost $5,000,000; also one making THE COMING DEPARTURE OF THE FPRENCIL. rinsmade Hel ated oligarchies, the public ecms to huve finally wearied 1 ou with gooly at ther romdsace, E S syl A " e g g d s Briv S W, Flew njust de e ity, - - was uo earthly reasou akos to the Mississippi, t probably, $20,00.000. | o " on the 24th has arrived, and reports that | N iaa Hypan | depending on the developments of the future for amelior: o6 ‘Hathuway, N.Y.; Recs Davis, atfon s 8 wiso resolve, and one which must prove pecial Notices. - A Committee of three, of which the Governor is to hington to | the greatest confusion prevails, of Mexico is enti I utnally. Let’s bide our time, for just 4 ’ cortain a4 running water will find {ts lovel, 8o, sconer or The Vuiled Prophet Tater, nre il thess monopolista sure to com to grief. Of | il to satrases the young Asim wits the “olaplasny inease of bus rulnlll!llxlln!l.uu 1‘ H oo Wooks ly ent off. The | Vi'; Jesse Suodgrass, Ohlo; Wil should be_privted, becanse the: serted. The Clerk conid have read themw, and the Com- rd, Vi Kussell Thayor Jobis Peter Kiatler, ¥ be one, have been appointed to visit W solicit the coiperation of the General Governunent in | with the (! 1o, the Lovas of Zaices wonld eve miitee of the Whole would have understood thew they were in type. The whole movement loc this wonderful undertaking. Provision has also been | Liberals all important lines, and by prompt_ac- | Royal Lacy Iggius, Coun. ; John of the nte of the bill, and the fric the building of a second § tion have thrown the Tmperialists Into diamay. The | Jowph Lyman Prontiss, K the trathfulness of the position assumed here, no more " " P .Y Toreible evidence could be adduced than that exemplified | daruing spices; but ab! bad PHALON'S NIGHT BLOOMING CBREDS Freneh | N. Y. John Doran, | Menry O. Walks | Abel Bueppard Fitaworth, N | Mich.: David Ke ala bury, Wis ton Rice, N. Y in the experiences of the Expreas Trausportation brsi- 5 o Fing the slx or eight months just passed SOt pochaER U g Lin Harrison Sniis: | U 10 iy period almost cvery person who Lad 0ccaston | tried to eseape Hs seductio ATvi Tt | to dxe the facilities of the old Expross Companies, will | “riird Assembly Distric: Cdward | undoubtedly remember the generally uncourteous treat- 'u‘.—A-M ,-n'l—.l.-u at the ment received from the officials and their agenta. Ti | oa PRIDAY EVENING, March 1 at 8 o'<loc) b transports have all arrived. The peasure should Lave kuown it. The bill comes up ted in the Southe utly arrived 2‘.’.’.‘#‘?&‘:‘.,,:',.'{5;."1 bill introduced was one for | Hosne for Disabled Soldiers, a ce railroad ulong Eroadway, Fourth and Le Howe hove also been liberally endowed, and the | to pro £, quota of the State toward the completion of the Na- | foreigners are Ie ves. It is the samie bill as was jut 1 wrovisions are as follows : The ro: tional Cemetery at Gettysburg, amounting to_ over | and it is believed th h one iro) ad, have rec Iu‘ wi the South Ferry, foot of Whitehall-st #5000, has been appropriated. The State Agricultural | may leave within 10 days. | Owings Guerrant, K. adway to'the upper side of Bowimg-greeu: along f College has been or nized and located at € ¢ X | nmj':-‘:fln. Cardwell, * | fact the business was tranascted regardicas of the tuter- -l}:—m-nt-nn THOMAS dway 1o Uniou-square, through to Fourthave, | paign, in the castern part of the State, and will, cre THE PIATENT OFFICE. | George Ransom, Kent, N Y ests of their cnstomers wnd solely for the Compabies 8 1. Fouare, Bty ave, along as graded; | fong, be the leading institution of the State. Many . -l Williain Grahaw, Canad Tha wost simyic question would ustally recetve o curt an Inatit ticth, Seveaty-second, Ot hundiod sut enth | e Teamies of great yublie importance have g e ] N3 ot ioman Ween, Ky Syron | v weaatitacty iy, G U B8 SRR | TReT e i . Alw v B per s E ¢, j ANSTRACT O o SSIONERS' REFORT, { 1evi N Mass; Jopn Green, Dol; Jol ! vere ikely 0 Sorws ) ries o8 abso passed imto Taws, involving an expendi- | eyt gy e e Ve e e, 08 requinng thise or A s time, | the United Siates | tained to todes or (hri e tho requisits of Bowling Green,'along Broadway, Stute, W South Ferry, with all necessary turnoufs. &c Wilitam Josoph Frederte Rorback, N.J. wn; John Jauics ‘ N Al 10 | Yo Yof probubly $35,00000 in the next | sr resenars 1o vus ey John Stewart Carr, P S0 § two years. A cowpany has been chartered to bridge WasH Feb. 25,1t appears from the report sea occurred, or mistikes were to be uly effect w reluctant settle- wrators nained Charles Johvson, 3. A. M O Foax ' e : 8 jugh Smith, George Sheph Aud. | the Mississippi River St. Louis, the wor 1 . f Pat 1 " " Nty Y. William S, Wataon, Y.. John Rush e W. Ruswell, Jacob Hay ahill; { com nenced off hund. To meet the jncreased expense | O ¢ € AR OF PROSKILON the Tout 3N, SSAY e, | S Tiukih Dy vaephiis Wood, 1nd.; ¢ has. Weale e excien for delay Wha ex- Edward J. McGean. G 3 iis com’ | of taese winsual ontliys, the rey i Mave loean | manuber of applications was 15,23; pateta bas BT 0 L o Sonae, Ko Asckdon Dovorec liaiacterlsiie of e e e ::',",'L'.‘...'JTE.‘;’Z".'.’.‘K:.'.'.i'.h..'r"l'-m'f;:'-';}:i.' el | incrensed five conts on $100. It is safe to predict | sand designa, 0,450 ats filod, John Henry Bielt, 1L "Wm. Robert 1 Bl B SEA WEED TONIO, e o he affice af Tnayactor of Guupaw. J-4isbSox thenext ten years linois WAL be' thie bent | 1ions foe oxtiteidn: o€ posoris, ¥1; paients & ™ carada; | Perdinand’ W. . Board. n; B v g cast agninst it <0 the bill for the Cross-town or g i Sl 5 DY < E 3 : eech O JroAs LSO A8 1o cven t < ILL P et Railroad (Catey's WLy This latter re | tion of these classes a hint to pack up and come out. i R Klng, Ohlo; Joseph Cushunan, | FLGE, li, (@ gentleman MANDRAKE FPLUE O e achaions of the Assemabiy Sere acepled & thes il "T’hi“']) as good & jumping off place ze, Vi Charlos OG0 i celebratad acd popular me dielass have ofacted o con “Che sessions of the Assembly were occupied wost of the § as they conld select. ‘s, Detwiller Mart n the bealing art, av) of wereral mavima, :u‘:f ::,:"."::;:fl;mr.‘mu « v‘l::‘ln,llf::'v‘!mx'l::“:E‘I‘:.'nlr“_";r" av. JHE DEATH PENALTY ABOLISHED. :nlpgw_\]iv.‘.ll'u|.“-n-m R which have, for many vears, slstrociad tha progress of mafizal ecite'e. uting State aid to the Albany and Susquebanna Rail serivGriedD, Tk, Feb. 25.—A bill virtaally abolish- Ait of the fund, January, 156 Taas. ; 1n, Cangda ; in Simith S'J 1 The false supposition that " Uonsas Lo ‘I‘u':"'wi"::"" s “'X“p""‘lr :‘."“‘:"""’"x' ""[’:'.: r of ‘:“’ ing capi punislunent has passed both Houses of m::; e $ $ X.: L b+ Mass ‘{“'J o Mo- | | .'," toly orgar :.‘L,M,:‘::n'u'::;:s . atever corporations benefit the people. eipts during the year Nova Scotin r Mattison, N. J.; Wil ately organl with it recone meelves b wendments were wade the Committoo re- | the Leglslature. Brooks Swa Koyer i | themerchant . J i all 'h"llvrh to eseape from a doom which they suppossd £o be suamidadls [tismesm ogress, aud soou after the Assembly adjourned. ___Total oo man, Pa.; Milo William | €itles ming the almost exclu«ive stockhulde Droved. however, tust Conmumpion tan be cured, aad theb It A3 Suag JYOIONs Wmessage was made u special order for From which deducting Henry Evans, st compe teul and oxporlenced men were sele h ) - . e e . ot SPIRIT OF THE UNION CONVENTION. BAIDOLY...ecrvvennnen | Fubbard Cooké, € sil the varions Aepiriwests) hags Wyte auirkly end sured .:z"“‘";x”' bt op oo ""’;’ the House was o Al W0 hours a , g s D i - woronghly organieed in every direotion, aud they @ro | ateoues), by Schenck's i S7rap alone; sud, ta other e, comulin tarce was played, atter which an sdjonrnment | ‘The following resolutions wero unanimously | And there is left to the eredit of the Py | Quawill Asker. Whocer, Vi: ¥ Dadicl Low T il tho yrnc. il ontes 10 the | he mme meliciae, n comectiv mih Achmcks s Woed Tonis and Jan, 1, 1867.... y Arthur Alri d.; Joseph T, Ty, aod b ) patroni/ @ (0 D eELodt DOVEX | yiarake Pills, one or both, accorkiag (o tae tejuiremests of e case Delore wil asportstion. Dr. Schenck bimself, who has #a)»;»! us! o 3ol health for mary, edd i Lhe iastory of OXpross tr 1 4 has not heen nceomplt withouty W directions Howeve A | than treaty-Gve years, was suppossd, at ae time, £ b sk tas very gaba e LA ified toe n exercised 1n thelr | of death; bus phraicians bariag prozouncad bl Bopelae, and sbame mptly and 5oroughly OVerthrowa | gopedhim to his fate. He way cared by 33 aforenald Syren, aad, sine Vi Jam NV Johin Hall Gibbe, Miss.; Richurd Dubols Traver, Minn. 99,960 | The address to the graduating class was then deltvore by John G. Saxe, LL.D. Mr, Baxe aunounced that with | was effocted. v cky Uni S ) Vi et o a lively fiyht 1 {ie Sensta Batirosd Commit: | A0 ried by the Kemtw ky Union State Convention, Tiween the rdvocates of the Thompson, Witson ana | held in Frankfort Feb. 26 Surplus of r gh undergronnd roads this afternoon. Thomp- “ Resolved. By the Unfon men of Kentucky, in Conven- vear is... 4, that we stand with the Union men of the pitcied it the Commiiee for delaying eporting | tion e and said the surface wew were at the hottom of | country now we have stood with themn through the 3 T . g rroN LE . severity and with no pretense of erudition he M He told the Committee thet e, Wilson andeVandan- | four ycars of war for tho preservation of th POSTAGE ON FOREIGN LETTER: O Trdefly om sovera] topics suggested by the oor Anoty WippiiaE o & un fued mud Jasil s BUSCONL | b ecovery many thouseads smiacs eBicad hars il b, Bimck'e and patiout. He said” thal our g v 8 ek 10 thwart (he progs | medicines with the same remarkabis saccess Full ficectivas for o am o reltion of physi Aebt to the medieal profession s one far boyon! the f1 e done upturned in e Moerchants’ Union; Lut these exertions 4ave | ef taem accompaay each bottle. A compromised, but ihe {wo latter denied this | wont, and thoss principles of frecdom und Justico on i n B e e vy e REVISED RATES BY THE PRUSSIAN CLOSED MATL ttee annonnced themselves info v in favor of eesstved, That ssion 18 treason, and that all who s e vy sy % pastire of any pecuniary reward, and wne wilch it Thoarpsou's bill, but oue (Williame) clainucd the Tight 10 | cmbaeked in 1 enjoy fmnitios froui the penaitics of | 87 thsebrs 10 B8 TRInCNR. . T it vy cooaider, ‘and GiBlY Jusk to AckmOw: Jhded o tho Qeiriment of the compieators || Dr. Scheack will e at by Rovas, Ko 3t ol Hov T, ara elxnfi" “‘i‘i"'f':." ne *;{nj'.hk';v{nww g, 1o forbearance of the Government WasiiNGTON, Feb. 28.—~The following are the | ledge. The annoyau and discouragements of Althongh "vrv.-ndwl:i < to mw {'{vr::‘x"!;l‘l.l;'p:l' .:. re | TUEsDAY, Sam to3p m A Glspply o melisaes ey be strong delegation of Brodklyn poliicians are hero to the land. rates of postage upon letters for Turkey, Greece, Egypt, | Proftasion were nearly as cbvious fo 1ntalligent Inyu T e e thats av » obtained there a angs the bills for a Paid Fire Department and for the re our opposition to t i EETpt, | B ion ttadf. Oo of this prineipal of 1l Vin Ine contirues, and thei tays ero short, [ 2 - & i e Commissions of Charities and Corrections. The bills are § and prospects of th bel Democrats in Ke Indis, &c., by the Prussian closed mafl. Hereafter the | gnyoyunces, he ventured to nssert, {5 the urroasonsh T fact, thelr serip 13 hawked about the strocts, at scarcely A Card From Heury Ward Baschar e e L R Wittt to render treason respectable at the expenss | rates of posts chargeable upon lotters | expectations of patients and thoir frien o It readily commudid slx mouths agD, v. Dr. Briowt, ast evening Jndge Gardner and Mr. Calyer, the en- | of tue brave men who wore the blue, and bared their | gopapitted to or re e ndormentioned | foF 1 most PAFt on erroncous py A Bear in mind, gentlomen, | pop . ginwer, made an argument for the Railroad Commitecs | T to the battle in defense of the Government in ita e offic and scope of the medicel wrt Utiion Exproas Lias not seen OVER | wy 'ty my coatract evd evasection it The Indpendent 5u74 e e Teiiacs In Belif of the Arcade Taslway (Under: | dark dnyeof trial, and pledgo ourselves to confront and | conntrics by the Prusuan closed wall will be as follows, | this point he quoted the bui ok & year, buf f0F AlL H1ne; 188 DSt s ground Broadway). They exhitited the fudorsement of | combat the apirit thns misiifcsted by the so-called Democ- | Viz: R inis. I Datients e planted, that it promiises a progress oon- | minated. . toton Commissioner Craven that the plan was feasible, | ry nany shape It may assume First: Greeee and the Tonian Isles, 31 cents, prepayment of underst. 19 the | ntor ises of the times. 2 That wy Sermons aai Lectarersom Talks wih . sl presentod a stroug case for the consideration of the “lesolved, That we believe in the right of the loyal | optional the physiclan v 1 done on ex authorigation and couseat, 0377 ia Tus Cxamoyss awo Cunoviond Comimitee. Mr. Vauderbergh replicd. e the Statee, through thelr representatives in | Second: To Rumill, Baken, Byrlat, Botutshuny, Buch f of his art; that the word and The Neshodist. o Giibaow's il of incorpor of the Soldiers' Busi 11 TTonses of Conjress, to settlo the terms on which the | Test. ¥, Thriala ’ Rayoad st of i the Toc 2 Tae soctlscad spposiance of the sermons - Tr Tndgpmndad nger and Dispatch Company names Alex. | disturl «tlons of the rebellious Btates to the Union | Plajesto, Ran it 10 d; that Natu e " Tt o Shnler, Jos. E. Hamblin, Charles W. Darling, Pat. H. | iy be restored, and that in common with the Unfon | other poiuts, 53 prilsos dut all; and ot the drets iafuctori aree from the fact that o amall orecplus Bad accumilaiel ia 140 o8t ):m.- . A. Barnum, 8. . scph A, Kernan. and | meii of the whole comitry we inkist on such terms as will Third : European Turkey, Aloxandretta, | commonly her useful—often her potout —and & compensat r vh'u"w:'nm'"" ’:I r‘;‘: which I did not thiak T had & right > coateol ;han:wmummmn is to find eawnloyment | 1uuke o specdy restoration of the States lately in rebellion Batakea, Mersen) an 55 cents, pre her lndispensable ally. A few rs ago An J.nglh twonty :’\ Mol ‘IT‘!‘mfl_‘_l "‘T‘ x' x_';‘*m‘:tl;“.; But to TH® EXAMINER aND CHRONICLE and The Bathadist saiy or worthy di abled soldiers New-York in delive 1o their former position in the Unjon compatible with the | ment required ; A Beyrout, Burgns, B e Tl e it Driiding e ar f | heroatter, and uatilfurtser aotics, f the cury . safety of th public gud the protection of | Caiffa, Cavalia, ¢ Czernawooda, Dardan- | per dece Broudway and Fravil nowi @5 Lo [uter- | porter, sead new Sermoas and L oaTag 0w the | e, oo i g derumiomiin- | pleyedin tta origioal and apps Trere was | UL ot T D boch ae this i1 the course uies, Mity- | By Dhe necount but one item precoding & modost s tu £, GRS Wit the con f tna partienlar | Brookiyn, Fab. 3, 1357, Kok, wles, Sulonies, Rust- e lepe tothe support of | eboll, Candia shinent hus beea al Ty, A 3 v strocts in earrying on the business of the corporation; tl.{;mfr}/f,’*l'.,.rsl;“ " Dusliess. How effeetimlly e ampo- best fl}" reciited on A pe the capital stock to be $100,000 o Tt . hites Btates, which has | lene “The bill fu relation to pilots, mtroduced by Senator La- e D e the tiocis i B bau, proposes to amend the laws making it unlawful for | Democracy, and extended to o1l loyal men of all parts of 8. A, which read as follows: cres, Sinope, Emyrna, Sophia, Bnlena, To curing your husband till he die s, Trevizond, Tethesme, Tulicha, Valona, Varna, sely associated with the popil cents, prepayment optional. To all other | eype of diseaso is the popular fuith THE EXAMINER AND (% a8 ropy of ths Newaioa! | dedigied and pfected, ¢ ) | rror toueling the | wgnal viat. Posaibly wo will describo i oi (160 0c- | row, price i i fibe I ! T The the Board to pass any law restricting the right of the | i 5 ) 0 ke count i apatiy and the most cordial co- . » ower, master, OF contliee of Ay veas) from ¢uplovine | omeration. pogardieas of Al TATty tiamca, b thelr effort to, prepuy meit required. ereay and for this, patients and their friends are mop | Casiol— (e el :‘n-‘i«‘.'i'."...';’{..‘2{“1!.):'i'.:"?},‘f,..‘!.lii'f,i‘,“,‘.‘.“.“",““"' Hoard ;| t place the Governinent upou an endnring basis, and one h; Eybt, o opt Alexandris, 35"';“‘"';;]!':‘1-:; without thelr reopataibility. A Jntaral, bt ot g ita = —_— PUBLIIHED BY . ; pilots for piloting n | wieh will ascnze justice and prot borall It citizens, | ment vequired ; 'Aloxandria, 35 conts, prepayuic Peasonuble feeling, that the doctor 18 not waking auf- - STATE OF 1k 5 a7 Vessel i ar out of New-York, when requested to 0 50 vy | wrd that wht in all {1ine 1o come batrie P AL 1o witl tho enciiy unloss bo meets bin with o UL STATE OF 14D MCKILLOP, SPRAGUE & Co., has heen thoroughly examined by the DEST JUDGKS W Cretit @ MDY 2AKC0L, OF OWDEr, Or person in comumand, mator Folger lutroduced a Wil proposing that any steamship company formed under the act of Apiit 12, | geperal edueati \%52, may Increase or diminish its capital stock to any | feotrnd will cnte « the hate or open | tional. - Tostilily of its cnemies ate or open | Wk - East India, China and Japan, British Farther | yyyting R T Rects bie with & 7, That we are the firm friends of a system of l?(’lmdnnd"vllx Koug, Chlua, 35 ce over ’m“ms(. s well as for the oxhibi Ao e people of Ke '] nred. e M o liod t b. —Flons anm uu:: people of Kentucky, and to | @ thon of wany & placebo, us the doctors enll thetr b 2. —Viour DR RCHANTS, and the MOST ACCURATBLY RATED, in siew of b8 o the people of Keutucky, snd 10 | AN other copnfrion, &e., 1 and beyond East Indics, 59 | pillywhich it Is sald they sometinies nduiibister bn plac e 5eho0l systein aud o place | cents, . Of the more potent pelletsof tho l»h in. We are all | #1168 for No l.,,.,.?,a_ Copital and Credit h [ R e IT 1S THE STANDARD WORK ON (REDIT N proaouseed the MOST COMPLETE LIST OF OITT AND COUNTRE DrEpAyment To- | ynany o caso 0 smount deemed proper, and mway so increase the same | g erey uto the epid ment reqgnl Ixeyoud tho amowut Of §2,000,00: bt before Ay COrPOTA: | 1earpona Dukie of permmanent usculnioss. 2 s fand of horolsim, even iy physic: tion shall be entitled to diminish its capital stock, {f the 1 rAGicon F4¥or the iden of fAGS A o e 3 Reference e waount of debts exceeds the stock, these sliall be sat.s S — THE OLNEY REQUISITION CASE. Lontous DA TR e Seliovors Miwas ee Cluh ot #2407 o other Rekcinny’ Bopk 4, SkS0NSS ¢ 1o Busk oc Orostiy fiod and reduced not to exceed the diminished capito THE TERRITORIES. oL Lz From this THHirmity notavih e hellovartin b avaia ot 5 Corn s ) Hopm RO ‘Benator C.C. Murply iitroduced bill providing ths R v ap fres al men. SRR o o Supast o] 13, Qitsauiet A Speedy Cure for all Skia Discasss. ihose portions of e ot and Catheritaot By Ay = GOV. FENTON REVOKES 1118 MANDATE. ot mical men, “M%‘.‘I'JJH 3v B 1 L 4 tween Powers and Grand-sts., as Laid down o the Com COLORADO oY THCxonarE To FHm PRIBUNR 'I."Ph'?.ull":rl|':’tll:ll ;:wlh‘l‘wlll::r.ll:lll";"u{x:‘n;‘qm j ) Carne Shifstufs st $23, J avare Ourrusye:| Ourss Ivoul Ivow ! Tvont 'y 3 e . ¢ Qe " , by people of oth > . Bt d g "unchy } Missioner’s map of the Town of Bushwick, Brookiyn, be DIRCOVERY OF COAL AND LIMESTONE. ALBaxY, Feb, 28.—A mandate for the delivery of ;‘ 18 "’".",',' ployed In proference to honest w1t i ings ab 035 s "n!,y‘i..fv‘“'v A T Ty = | Curss Tarean | Save Reeca gent physiclans, “The man who would not trust an inxe ) bt No, 3. “,‘\“” at Nt f Carss [rCining Puss 1 wnd o for Boo 3 Outs stesd Fow b t 97 stricken out. Catherinest. is hereby laid ouf, betwee Powors-at, and Graud-st., as follows: Tho north-easterly | *virroars o 1% TS Capt. George Oluey, npon the requisition of the Governor be 650 feet 11 inches west and parallel with Mor- to fix his boots, will often trust to terg the mendinig of his leg it isto 5. N Y, a0l oll Drugpes “Dake Your Uwa Seap perfenced cobbl of Virginia, was lssued by Gov. Fenton on the 12th fust. | U one RS & (o No 21 Park Olivest. to b ¢! ol } ¢ 1ice p r o &owersat, and :)hflld--;‘. laid out and located bet ween ‘ of the Land Of1.ce hus re Colorado, | New facts having been preseuted, t Attorney-General v, n charlatan wholly ignors of ita anatomy. In il Sfme txietyeting rpecim ik 01 J. | Jas concurred with the Governor i the following Qispo- canions, I all the counmion officca of i, g A Cxperienc y enough, it 13 only in medicive, the SAPONIFIER The followh . peutiv t ullowing confirmations weve made in Executive | 3 onseal, u specimen of lmestone from Breekintidge, Seasion on Wi T Netarts 1on Wednesday: Notaries Public for New-York— | yiigwing bosufifal dindrites ou it surface, and & lot of | sition of the casc: o gean i the Wi, Henry Al race Y e H% Moty Authon, Horace A, Bliss, G.J. e La Figomerc, | wyecimens from James Croek, showfg differnt varictics | A mandato hasivg beer, fasned on the 12(h day of F o most. difficult, and, in ineowpoiout Melermot, Atex. McLeod, W i, Neusupnson, Wi | of the gold and silvor-boaring ores of that district. The ruary, to_the authoritics of the City of New-York, to u rous of wll arts, that men arvo pin Aeady ; oales of . ad by all who wee therr o Poe, James H. Roome, William P, Richas u:;‘m 05 W. | Cont bank i in the towiiship 12 R, 70 west. The vein is | rest and deliver George Olney to the ngent of the Ktate ge by intuition, learning wiih 4 parpose of making Hosp o} theie Lomes with the PENNITLYANLE 4 - hardson, Edwund | ) Grizontal, and is 11 foet in thickness. There i« cousider- | Virginta, in compliance with a requisition from t e Go J overtheleas, (he \, 2 —Cotton firm ; holders demand an advance. MANUPACTURING COMPANY'S 3 Ay transient, whilc the poh. 2. Vioar uselanged: Superduo, $9 2610 25 . SAPONIFIER and said Olney belng now in enstody, m new facts, which have come to the Executive sinco Issuing said mandate, | ccives The_specimens of orc from | ernor of kald State, Viduer of Jame it appearing f e of the ds. Wheat Grmer; No. | sold b 3 43, 2 a0 #2200 $2 25, Cor but b v, mad 77270 in aacks. Oats fine aud hira &t - 1 nequired skill, vo- ho public acko i M. Suxo closod with . The cont of Soap, aaperior to 83y wld for wasling prpHes. is Lase THAN HALY THE USUAL PRICE tod power, mgh tardily, Ces. 8tephenson, Frauk Thompson, Satmel Thoun, j;:mux.. John H. White, and Lonis Wilicrhoid. | Joi0rodnln the sherime . -y Commissioier—Juuies Crane of Brooklyn. Heil- specinens of the different variet u at luat, vate Pilo—David G. 1 q ¥ 0w York. there. M Widner reports that there ar form as to compel attention thereto, clearly show- | edgment of bis talents and sery - Oul THE 8T, - in thegetaict; thit o saw-nill 18 beine bull T that the acts eharged against said Olney are ot suf- | an cloquent tribute to the servicos of the profossion. it oo b Nt W i oo 4 ATE LEGISLATURE. sovernl quartz-miils will be erceted in the o warrant such surrender to the ugent aforesatd, | To thie gradusting class ho suid T . s Tk oot For sale at alltho priaeipal grocers, druggist, aad grasral dualars B o8 fron Stunley Lodd, fu whicl fore Leveby revoke sald mandate, and dircet that GENTL : 1 have no homily to read you tounehing |y : O P30 1ty whs ot offered N.mm‘:fi-.i.u-'mu.’afifi’&_ . pent, vie Soathampton peor stenaer ALUEMANN A Hamhurg L ol from custody. R E. FEXTON, | the solemn responaibilitios which yon wssimo with (Lo | segve. o s verpool, par » Havre, por stoama: M’ practice of the noble profession you have chosel This Pt prerogative of those who, by professional learnig z no ease over 30 feet. The . ALRAXY, Feb, 25, 1907, (gm_ wre found at a depth § BILLS KEFORTED FAVORABLY . ve pre pers NATE Prepar ul, via 9 L Foau (LORGE 8. HASTINGS, Private Scerctary. .t 4 ) potentto AL e fe the R’m']u-n[tl H o draulic Company. | the President for siguature, hracing tl i this te Youkers Tl L e Drookl e the tato of Miclican l«‘:’r L I Belle Harivr i —, i experionce. are dothed wiih that withority it e e e | S 2 TURDAY, tho b davof March w1 100 o fanp ent o -ave., Brookiyn, msaament o v, under tho ac Iy 8, g e R S il ¢ ave welght to onition, or wanctton Nsoi6e, | the up-town ofices 2 follows: Stations A and B, 595 & . o et il UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. | 0" tho couteis of brudence. Not cai it b mocd e e | Matiosg B and P, 1R e | Btation 0 to th f prive o I. T JAMES KL For the appolntent of a C; il “ - > I & o ——— B — ful to remind you of what you are moro likely Tiwe nunual report of the Brooklyn Tustitute was pre- 'UE P (;'.‘..“ am wost thoughtful of laymen to have considered - THE CHICAGO TUNNEL. BT THLRGRAPE TO TIE TRIBUNE. thiat. your profeasivn offors fow opportunitics for early sonted and ordered printed. BILLS INTRODUCED. ST SEAIRASE TO TUR TRINUNR. WasHiNGToN, Feb, 28.-Tn the United States Su- 1 1o the practitioner; thal you are to achieve | i, r, not suddenly, by briliant | acveiz -boit Luspector at White | grantipg. 19,000 acres. a2 " o s, and 10eling ent domant bt ) s er at 12015 Molacs, eame Gol, | =" ayler's Saleon, rm 100 premivw 535 Broadw ey market uuchauged anl ¥ artiett’s Revorsible ineorporate the Manhattan Warebouse Conpany. 30, Feb. 28, 1867, ent hoio 2 7 v pATY. CicaGo, Feb. 28, 1867.~The first water was lof | y Dusiness was done: permancnt honor, B o orporate the Union of German Veteruns of New- | into ‘"h., Lak; Tarinel oAl o o g o 1 ; m;m»Iu;ur}:.fit]m]f«llw::.‘“ .'::l..w byl St erpts but »1..-1;-'1.,' I.mn.‘ lt-lnn(lfnm:m'om\ ct '.":""“ | ot gratel; active B lo oo o e G MACHIN ol is. The e o) 08, y O ' E ", words of encouragement and 'y o ST CLASS FA g imend n Aet o the tnearporation of compio to I ok ser ool Aane h mt wishs, itk | tisaof Kentaa=weré act duws 2or arguiient o the firnt | Lot ion. T tho e in exacting in 1t demands on oaices of 15 c1 Por mee Uy HAND or FOOT, with Paest REVERSIBLE MOTION TS 5o Dateg by SlatS. View 10 thorough testing of evry portion of te struc- | Mgnday 1 AP el Hant, agt, | the modical atudent, it i8 also abundant in nids an e e SE o il e ok mevrporato the Soldicia® Husiucess Measengor aud | fures Tho clte will be supplied through the uew channel, | T5-The ahip Bird of Paradise, appellant, agt. | (0o "op which 'L may namo a4 among tho most [ Lyt Yoyl lagey S b s onEaiur o e e ac +Digaich Company. if Wil gows well, in about four weeks il ‘yiicmon.—Cons k arencd.’ Mprartant._thoso mumerous mechamcal holps whicl o quabiy, Low s uochanged. Hlgh- | . THE CHEADKST GO e . @ wiwend Uie law relative to pliots n the Port of Now- - 11 was ordered b, Court that the Clerk be author- | SRROFERC P%0ng “ortaluty to tho diagnosls of 4 ipal Offos No, 108 BRUNO g It declares that w piiot who b fzed to yssne the mandutes o all cisos decided at the | G Eapectally lot mo congratulate you on the pos- 0, Peb. 20.—Plo A|-~.|v-n‘|?'|‘|4. “;hnt(g | fckweed®s 2 - wession of those marvelous u ala—the o o -'.l-'l'un. ‘e Lockwood' ?m'}_’;fi‘ 89 0 Vesse irea o migh thersby 1 take her o F ol ©stcumion of Prospect Park, Biooklyu. A the eharter of The Brooklyn Tnatituta, & Howe of (e Protestant Epis- ZET IRON. present torm of this Court. ] . e T e until the first Monday fn April | Messton ok 4 Erg rovery of au age prolific of wsoful and [ antionsby which the surgeon and physi w which the A S | ¥ b . nv;mi‘::n wheet " - sterday ut the Mahonige OrR ¢ Youngatown, Obio, by COVRY OF ¢ neheff, under the sap. 4 Richard W. M. 914 L firt (e this sul- | Blales—Arguiment conclude SUAGLY lise bovu Wanufaatatod n oo Ly, | e m‘..‘u..u;_uflu:.g ‘m)“. Ve invariably tod | professton in I8 ext proviuce—the MNiation and preventlon of Luman " ring, | Seand diiadiny She. looxs. Land | st s o T st b s, | Giowed g a4 + 0 Hhow . O | o o e 8 e | SIS E R retown and Ltk aullwiielig the North 4 a W