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| en- route to England, to bring the British Gov
elhment 10 terms upon the Oregon question. He
VIII represent to them the utter impr actIcabiiy Of
tneir unreasonable demands, and convince them OF
the TACT II they are not convinced before his arrival
we expect great deal from his mission, ,tothe pre-
servation OF the peace as he is man not wi,hou-
his influence with the British government, though
ne 10 thorough-golng republican, with all his
visionary, mtop.an Observation-Disclosures.


we SHAH perhaps, have something further to
write 70 you tomorrow For the present, therefore,
good night. Respectfully, The DocroR
ALBANY March %, 1876.
Wosfe 81 me Public Moneys-.4nii Rent Maf,eys-Nep
! York end Erie Railroad, and other RGsIroeds.


BY the statistics furnished by the Comptroller of the
expenses ofgovernment for the year sas, see that
the State treasury bankrupt-tha the revenues accr
Ing from the public works and from all other sources
are less than the contingent expenses OF government
including the salaries of government officers and the
moneys disburscd through million channels, too
complex and too mystical to be understood BY
common men. By course Of reasoning IL in


proper presumption, that however ample the
-ces and revenues Of government may be- they will
resoo'. meet the proaigatc dispensaticn of the
be too sraa by all the wre'ched subordnates Of gov.
public monsys are conddsd the transfer Of funds in
ernment, to WHOM 'ntion Ia reposed the public veal
ssS ss s"p IN By az
sssIes.te q money, ny a.i. disclosed and no"
fraud. upo, ss n g ;s ''n that these
s,aIiiias occurrences are rapidly accuns T s. nse o
apathy with which those discoveries are hesr. The
whose peculiar duty is TO legi.ate and providste
public honor, 10 in the highest degree astonishing
certain clam against government made by B;isgs,
senate 10 the exclusion Of sl other bu'ne:. These
commenced contract the 0oncsee Valley Canai
the loss repre- sented, of the claimants; further the
that in the prosecution OF the work. they
which they should have bsen paid per ard the
nact price OF such material but instead OF which the





nrics for such excavation The commitfee, 10
their co ss, ia
the Canal Board fIr adjustment. demands the most
careful scrutiny on the part oithe Legislature in settling
with alarm claims for large sums Of money have bee
allowed, which have subs quently been found to be at
embo,dsned others urge claims agsins, tn. State,
which the believe shouli not DO paysd under
any circumstances. The committee, after expressing
the greatest for result Of such ntrguss
to rob the Treasury recommend that the prayer OF the
petitioners be denied Thus turbuien,iy ro along
like great river growing by the contributions Of rivu
les and rushing with ferocous power into the brosd
I raj sOssrnmsn.~with an snormous and sccumusiing
debt-wth legislators unequal to their tasks with
great people in..n.s' ;, 81 tn: :nSod'r sc w
smite them with anarchy, and nnslly, without =
In the nation guard the true interests Of the ci
zens or with faculties beyond the agency OF seinsn
consdsratons. say, with these events the prospect
delightfully."- delicious 70 patriots Nil, taxes viii grow



di.psnssbl. to support prodisass oaesr: Of prsa
no distant day they will you and TO :ds Ameri
people a. facts the power Of human contro
The Senate passed 70 olution to meet hereafter sto
AM. and to dispense with afternoon sessions.


session wss occupied in business Of this nature


Horace Greeley Esq; arrived in this city thi. morn.
diplomat and philosopher the purpose Of his visi'
has not transpired.


eating Committee introduced four bills in the House to-
day. with report The greatest enthusiasm prevailed
among vast audience in the galleries, and Il became
to maintain order II openly end boldly declared that
the grand object Of the committee is to exngush these
tsnurss No public measure at present before the Le
gsaturs 10 invested with such immense importance and
interest to tho citizens Of the state this great plan Of
ABOLITION Of that law witch coniers exclusive power
upon right to sell his tenants furniture
tor ssn, one o. the good measure: % wn,n MAKE no
Of this plan, and the people will not forget him.
Upon the piesens,iOn Of these bills with report, Mr..
Harris Of Albany, and made brief address to the
House most pertinent, most Significant and most
eloquent tho personal appearance Of MIR Harris not
his forehead is broad and bold and indicative Of great
power If comprehension his eye 10 Of peculiar brllian
remarkable in the sxtrsms and eminsny calculated to
impress observer with the opinion that he s listening
emergency. The learned gentleman took occasion ,s
congratulate the tsnsntry upon the result OF the labors





recommen5ed BY tie committee to the confederation
the Legislature must result in The speedy extnguish
ment OF the tenurss he believed hsrbnger OF betfe
times had appeared The learned gentleman concluded
with motion 10 print ten times the usual number OF h'
report which carried The bills introduced
dssiusr to thosc now in the Senate.


The bill to srthorze the extension Of the New Ysrt
and Eric Railroad into PeDnsy lvana, referred 70
committee TO report conplete.


The Senate bill amend the charter Of the Csyugl
and Susqaehanna Railroed Company, was ordered 10
third reading in the Houss. was the bill regulating
rawsys and the hill for the construction Of the Albany
and Canoes Railroad also tho bill 10 amend the New
York police law.


road from Utica TO Schenectady was debated st grsa
length, pending motion 10 road IL third time. II wal
finally read, and the House adjourned, on suggestion
By Mr. Harris that he wished to make some few 70
marks upon the bill previous to hs final passage.


Last evening" tho House. in committee, continued thi
ssTn~:es s,:SSs:aSn 'sSo Eo .osien eas S ''''' >


sn. R va. very dsio: They ar: s's
number. They personase the southern plantation De
sross and the Northern negro do des. Avery fashion
able audience listened TO their carols with snhusasu


AtsArr. March -. is4s.


The Lssislstpue-7As Weaker, &c.


The House did not cit last evening.


Herewith enclose the bill for the relief Of the ten
antry introduced 10 the House yesterday by Mr. Tldsn
the indefs'issbls member from New York the repor
Of the conmtss was not read in the House. and 10 no
Ia the hands Of the printers shall make
oopious extracts from this report in my letter of 10
morrow, and send them to you in advance and before
n delivered in the House. frequently indebted "a
Mr. Daily sf the House, Senator Dsnnissn Cha Brv,n
SsrgssstskArns, Nj Tildsu. q ny -, for many a