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ALBANY AND NETWORK RAIL ROAD. Mn. ADAMS, forward to you a copy Of resolutions adopted b, the citizens of this town, the subject of the Raj Road now in contemplation betwee the cities of New York and Albany, with the hope that the citizens adjacent towns in this county may cooperate with US In behalf of the Committee ofCOrrsepondenee- SAMUEL CHURCH. SGiis6awy, SaHSary 16, 1882.

 At meeting of number of the inhabitants of th. town of Salisbury, held at lhe Town Hn in relation to the contemplated Rail Read between New-Yo and Albany, on the 2Sd day of November, 1881, John M. EotIey, Esq. was chosen Moderator. and AL6er Moore, Clerk. The following votes aud resolution, were adopted:

 ResOtred, That it is expedient that Rail Road be constructed from the city of Albany s the city o New York, to pass through this townand that ws will ac ford to the accomplishment, of this object every req. sonable exer;ion.

 Voted, That Committee of Correspondence he appointed, to consist of John M. Holley, Samuel Church, Elisha Sterling, Ls, Norton, Martin Strong, and Frederick Plumb.

 Voted, That Committee of one person in each School District be appointed to ascertain the amount oftonnage in their respective districts and report the same to the adjourned meeting.

 Voted, That this meeting be adjourned to the first Monday of January next.

 Monday. Jan 3, 1882.

 The meeting opened according to adjournment- The Committee appointed ascertain the tonnage of

 this town, reported the same to amount to three ,hou sand six hundred and seventy -four tons, (3674.)

 Voted, That the Committee on Tonnage be direc,- ed to ascertain the number of passengers in this town to and from the city of New-York annually; also to and from the city Of Albany annually; and report the same to the Committee of Correspondence, appointed for this town, at the Convention lately holden at Leedsvile, N. Y.

 Voted, That Committee of seven be appointed to unite with Committees to be appointed by neighbor- ing towns to prepare and present petition the Le. gisature of s State, for act of incorporation re- ating to said Rail Road. John M. Holley, Elisha Sterling, Samuel Church, Lot Norton, Eliphale, Whiltlcsey, Jared s. Harrison and John c. Cefing, were appointed on said Committee.

 Voted, That permanent Committee Of Correspon. denee be appointed, with power to call meetings sheir discretion. Samuel Church, John M. HoIey, and William c. Sterling, were chosen on said Com- miltes. ALBERT MOORE, Clerk.