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MEMpEn-I have a motion to make, but wish to pre-
face il with few remarks.


JOHN c. SPENCER called the member to order


A CHEMICAL MKmsER would ask, Il the intemperate
spirit now exhibited in accordance with the petition
asked for this morning in prayer


JOHN A. KISc.-I now nsve that we adj ourn to Mon
day. ,..
MeMBER.-I want to be heard on this floor.


PaEsIpENr.-Will the house como to order7


The question for adjournment was then put and the
President thought the ayes had 1t.


division was called from all parts Of the house.


The question put again and the votes counted,
and there were 1877 ayes and LAB noes.


The question then put on the adoption of the Sc
cond resolution mentioned above, and carried with but


a Rev MrMsrn moved, that the resolutions which he
held in his hand substitute for those adopted, bs
read, laid on the table and printed


JOHN A. SPENCER said it out of order as it is pro-
position to reverse decision Of this ~ house: :.


Mr. DuER--If the Court please laughter) It Is mani
fest that ory are IN favor OF the RESOLUTIONS Doth
separately and together


motion was next made to pay the country clergy
men of parishes contributed to the funds mileage
at the rate of six cents mile.


tions collectively.


Question put and carried, and notwithstanding the
ebullitons of and party spirit which had been
exhibited for the last two hours the question was carried
almost unanimously.


o'clock.


And thus ends the days proceedings.


City Intelligence


EXTENSIVE RossERY-Monr MYsrERy AND DRveor,o


Mr Reuben Rowlsy an elderly gentlemen from
and took the Stonngton from which he took pas
sage in the steamer Massachusetts for this city. Mr.
state Bank bills which he ntondea to invest in stocks
on arriving in this city Some time during the passage.
counted it several tunes. Yesterday morning when
within about fifty miles of the city, Mr. Rowley was &C
w s as M
Mr. Rowley did not knew him, but as no seemed very
sociable, entered into conversation with him After
in his hand, offered one to Mr. Rowley which he ac-
cepted and ate Soon after eating it, however, he was
which caused him to 60 below ana lie down When the
pain had subsided, Mr. Rowley fell into deep sleep
after the boat had reached the wharf. On feeling
in his pocket he found that his pocketbook and all his
money wa was gone He Immediately cSmmunoatsd the the
early information the daring and cunning thief may be
discovered MIR. Rowley is wealthy man., This drug
whop upon the community, People cannot be too
careful how they receive eatables drnkabes from
The money consisted of ten $500 notes four the su
folk Bank, Mass four on the Merchants Bank, Mass,
wrentham Bank in SiOO's and $5O's ST 900 in New
York City and State money in tens and ves The money
was contained in five packages of 5000 each, and
of $4,000. The supposed thief is slim, well made
young man about feet 81 inches high, dark hair and
eyes, short black whiskers genteey dressed in black
dress coat satin vest dark drab pantscheck plaid
He about 80 years of age speaks quick and glib his
conversation Mr. Rowiey offers reward Of SO 900 for
the of the rogue and recovery Of the property


MissrSc.-Henry H B. Willis left the store of MIR. g.
Perry, No Front street. about half past O'Clock
lne .n as mas no. ~ s sd ne
cloth cap, with leather 'front.' black cloth round jacket
yellow buff Marseles vest with fine black lines close
together fancy cashmere pants with small red stripe
Any information respecting him will he thankfully
ceived by his parents at 1856 Mercer, or at lO Pearl
street


FRE.-The alarm in the First District about O'Clock
yesterday morning. proceeded from the back basement
OF house 500 Greenwich street. above Jane occupied by


SECOND WARD CESsus-The census of the Second
Ward shows population of 6995, being increase OF


No DuEL-There was quite an excitement in the city
yesterday in regard to Messrs. Belmont and Hayward
The newsmongers all said that they had left the city to
fight duel and there report yesterday that Of
them had returned badly wounded. We are happy to
say that there no truth in these statements There has
been no meeting and any difficulty has occurred it
has been amicably settled


New CRICKET CLuB-We understand that
Cricket Club has just been formed in this city and called
the "Washingon Cricket Club" At their first meeting
few evenings since, twenty gentlemen signed their
names as members, among whom were several old En-
glish cricketers


CAuTIoN.-Fve's tens and twenty's, of the broken
Tenth Ward Bank of this city, have been altered to
rous banks. We advise the public look well to tho
following vignettes SIS, female holding child los,
the signing the Declaration of Independence; COS a
blacksmith at work.


CHANCE roR srEcuLAroRs.-Coulter,th the false pre-
ence or mock commission merchant now in the Tombs,
offers $500 Tor straw bail to the amount Of $4,000. Tho
bids


CoRoNERs OrrIcE. Sept 27-Faiai accident The
Coroner called this afternoon to held inquest at
the City Hospital the BODY Of seafaring man named
Samuel Harrison, native Of Bridgeport, Conn, aged
about 81 years, who last evening" while in state Of in
oxlcation accdenty fell from the front soop of house
No $50 Front street. and inflicted such injuries that he
died about four O'Clock this morning Verdict sccori
ngly.


I'm Ocer Dose-The Coroner was called also to hold
an inquest at rs Centre street. the body Of coored
child named Joseph w Davis aged two years who came
to its death by the effects OF gn mprudently admins
tered to him by Mary Jane Parker for the purpose OF
lievhg him OF cramp in the stomach Verdict in accord
ance with the above facts.


Police Intelligence.


SEPT. 27-PerjuJy--The assessors Of the Tenth Ward
Messrs. Anderson and Dmmmond yesterday caused 10.
seph Jackson of No 33 Elddge street to be arrested
for perjury committed in having down the value
OF certain properly, of which the accused is the
1t appears, in the first place that MIR Jackson is the
er Of store at the OF Bowery and Bayad street.
alleged to be worth $4,000 and which he swore down
TO so00 In the next place. another store at the
oil Grand and Forsyth streets Of which he
is the owner, he swore down So 00O and lastly his
dwelling house In Edridge street, for which lie paid
$1,000 about two years and recently assessed at
$4,000 he swore down to S45e0 The accused, after a
hearing in the held to bail in sum of
to answer Tor the offence preferred against him.


butler aud Hoyt Co,Tespondencs-For the lass day
two an investigation has been going forward in relation
to these celebrated letters, view of ecg the
individuals concerned in their publication the
time to render the speculation less than
Mckenzie and his friends have been led anticipate II
appears from what has already done that there no
such firm as Cook Co, publishers in Boston. would