ALsANR, March'ls, le46,
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ALsANR, March.ls, 1886
Fine ather-Mltrimony-New York Pitots-Eis sfisn


of Mcyor-.lni, rentism-St. Psfrieks Dsy-Rstrsneh


msns-.auetion Duties-.aceidenf to Sesatsr Porter


Nsy York and Nsso Haren Railroad-New York and


albany Rsiroad, $c. &c!


The mild, exhilirsting and adorable weather is be-
yond all comparison. The poverty Of the Kings Eng
lish won't let me give one. The steamboats, Columbia
and Oneida which left the foot of Courandt street yes
terday morning, arrived here this mornng-tne Coium
bia at A. NJ and the Oneida at O. The Columbia left
for New York to-day at half past Il NJ and the Oneida
at4P M. this day This glorious weather has seemed
TO mpart energy and animation to the citizens and egis
lators. EVERYBODY il promenading and inhaling this
spripe air-frasraat and delicious as the perfume OF
of orange groves.


The Committee of the Whole, in the House, passed
the bill to enable the Supervisors Of the city and county
of New York to raise money by tax this bill was no.
tced in yesterdays Herald the committee reported the
bill to the House, but no question was taken.


The House was engaged in discussion this morning.
upon bill reported by the Judiciary Committee to
annul matrimonial faur pas. During sleigh ride
some time since near this city, lady and genteman
ride agreed to get married and did so the young lady
thought the matter all badinage-but suosequenuy as
certained that she wa, legally married. ana pe'mo1ea 1s
gallery during the debate and IL very aulaoe looking
The House passed the bill to annul the marriage ana
sent to the Senate for concurrence will simply
remark that nothing under heaven can dissolve mar
riage except decree Of ths Court OF Chancery, or
tutional Hcs court Ut % probably act acted % !" isi.


The pilot monoposts, or the Board OF Underwriters
and Chamber of Commerce Of New York, are flooding
the Legislature with memorials and petitions, Of various
kinds defeat the House RESOLUTIONS (now in the Sc.
nate) relative pilots of Sandy Hook. enclose enc


anticipate q tremendous political battle between
the desperate factions for the election OF Mayor which
is about to come of here The anti are awake
Warren and Whtbeck, Of Rensselaer, County for dole
gates to the great State Convention which is to COM


this question aus Of tsnurs. not settled BY the Lsssis
ture, will be voted into nonsntity These antirent
delegates are pledged to :ubserye the interests o. te
doubt Of their election


very brilliant affair came of last evening at the
nian Society gave splendid supper Governor Wright
and ex Governor Seward were present toasts were
asan. II cleaning rs or
Ould Ireland and Repeal His Excellency Gov. Wright
made beautiful and pertinent reply to toast given in
william and Governor Seward also wa. toasted, and
fsasd and fattsred and he responded though he wa:
delighted and uprorous The dear Emeraids dem onstrs
ed that while they loved their mother country much
they loved America better Nsvertheess' they could
ioin enthusiastically in the fne couplet


"Long live their glory. united and free,


The imperial West, and the Queen Of the Sea-"


The ePicuranse finally gleefully adjourned :ne de
Ths House n was occupied today IN di'cnss,ng pil
reduce the salaries of nearly all the officers connected
with the State departments. The proposed reduction n
amounts to over SIS oOo There is no doubt Of the pas
sage Of the bill 1t fixes Mr. Attorney Generals salary
nsisu thing


The Senate passed the bill relative to duties goods
sold at auction in New York. The bill was amended


imposed upon domestic goods sold in this manner
prominent features Of this bill have been published in
the Herald The Senate sent it down to the House for
concurrence, and referred to the committee on
trade and manufactures, in the House.


The Senate IN committee then took up the several bills
amendaory of the poor laws in few counes-they
Of small consequence Senator Porter of Cayuga,
was sitting in he antechamber to day. eating an spple,
Of his teeth, and instantly tainted His situation
supposed DO critical his appearance was Hfeless-


10 . T the ssscn Of the Gosh
en- and Albany Railroad was introduced In the Senate


The Senate held an afternoon session meeting at
NJ, and in Committee Of the Whole, took up the bill
authorizing the New York and New Haven Railroad
wesichestsr county to the Harlem Railroad Tho roads
will connect at or near Williams Bridge in Westches.
to he ns
The committee passed the bill, and reported to the


Then the Senate went into committee upon the bill
authorizing the Csnandagua and Corning Railroad Com
pany to commence the construction Of their road
SOON AZ SsUUU subscribed, ana Yen Per cent up
on the subscription paid in. The committee passed
the BILL and reported it to the Senae. At 6PM the
Senate adjourned.


The House holds two sessions per diem and dispos
tion 10 evident in the Legislature, TO rush business
through without compromise or arbitration


II is night The stars gsten in the quiet sky, and
the pale moon gldsa hundred domes and minsres and
towers with her eternal beauty The House IL in
sion! A member is speaking with locomotive energy
upon railroad bill-hszarding with the utmost sang
foid BREATH physical power words and all other orsto
rical parsphernaa upon tremendous effort scratch
the initials Of his autograph in niche of the temple Of
fame uncontsmina,sd by previous scratches His elo.
quent tones, an his Demosthenic action, awake the
ven sleepers! They stalk into the chamber bootess
and with cardinals oh their shoulders stray CLEAN
of moonlight pierces embsyed and curained window,
echpsing gas and forming q coup doste Of start.
ling magnifcence, sc. The House 10 in Com
mittes Of the Whole, and the question before
the committee is upon tie bill to authorse the
construction of a railroad from New York to Alba
ny. Mr. Worden Of Ontario had the floor; his remarks
were denuDciatory of New York business and New
York policy he contended that Of these directors
this projected railroad cheated the federal out
of the bequest He contsnded that NJ York
would be peculiarly benefited by this raroad and he
declared that evidencng in all her policy careless
nadvetence concerning the public prosperity and the
public wesl she unworthy the benef. that would
accrue her Morris Tilden, Chatfeld, and Perkins
followed Mr.. w. At 10 p NJ. the committee rose and
the House ad journed