New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-04
Lcglsiative DoibEs-Alms.Iiouse ReOrgani-
zatiou-Thc Amended Charter.
Correspondence OF TIE Tribune.
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Correspondence OF The Tribune.
ALBANY, Monday. April O.
The bill for the Reorganization Of the Depart
ment of Aims has been called back from the Governor
by the Senate with view 20 some amendments II
should be understood by the tax paying and over taxed
citizens of NewYork that the Corporation and s on
GERS are diligently engaged in endeavons to defeat
this bill The first effort after II had passed the Assem-
bly, wss 70 induce the Speaker to withhold bis sigma
ture. Failing in this they besieged the Governor and
presented 10 him long array Of Constitutional otJec
ton. $50 called by them) 20 the bill chieiest among
which the alleged difficulty that the Aims Houses
the property of the city and that the state has
right TO interfere with the disposition OF that properly
except upon the application or by the consent OF the
corporate authority. Eminent counsel have been re-
tanned by the Common Council 10 defeat the measure
and the taxpayers must foot the bill discriminating
this fsctious opposition ~ the Aldermen and other m
,r,sid parties the bill will pass and If there should be
any force TO the argument ths the State cannot dispose
OF the City property without the consent on the Com
mon Council, clause will be inserted that upon the
consent of the Common Council to be elected on the
lth inst the bill shall take effect the st OF January
-JO All persons candidates for the Offices OF Alder
men or Assistants Ehoud be Intercepted on this sub
ec and If they opposed 20 the measure shoud nor
be nominated or if nominated should be- defeated and
others who are In favor OF the proposed alteration
elected in their stead The citizens must be prepared
for a combined aud organized opposition to this meas
1t will save the City tno hUHdTed thousand doHaTs
year Therefore seeto 1t in season
The Amended Charter of the City was this day
signed by the Governor. received teegrsphic com
muuics,ion from New York, saying tina. ten days
notice mus, be given of ts submission TO the people for
their votes and that no notice had yet been given.
will say for the satisfaction OF those who approve thc
Charter that such notice is not requisite, in the
opinion of men of high legal acknowledgements beers OF
senate and Asseslbly-snd that the shorness OF the
notice will not in the least affect thu validity OF the In
strument, If approved by the people Inc charter as
published by you 10 a correct transcript OF the law.
with the exception OF portion OF the last section aud
a mere verbal mistake in the I'd Section, caused by
the oversight OF your correspondent in the great haste
in which the copy was transcribed
The bill to extend tho Croton Water Works
passed the House today This bill authorizes tax to
be laid on all real estate In the City for the support Of
the Department except in the Twelfth Ward. Prop
laid be taxed relatively the same as In other Wards
The bill to provide for the erection OF Work
House In the City was also passed.
The House to day agreed to hold Evening SEES
sons commencing tomorrow, for the purpose Of con-
sidering the Code Of Procedure great many plans
were proposed among which were two for an Extra
Session but they did not seem 10 meet with much IA
vor. fear the whole matter will end by striking out
ell the Senate amendments, and passing the Dill as II
came from the Commissioners. The House VIII not
concur in the Senstes amendments without additional
amendments and that will involve the expenditure OF
much time Committees of Conference, &c; and there
is but little disposition to humor the Senate after the
vote of Saturday killing of the Commission But eight
DAYS are loft to do UP the amount OF WORK already on
hand, and | have no doubt more bills VIII Dc 1851 ioI
want at time this year than FOR the past three years put
together Members are determined the Code shs
pa.s form, even If every bill now on the table
perish tor want OF time
The Controller OF the City Of NewYork to-day
sen, tho required information called for by this House
relative TO the Boomngdale Road opening. Judge
EpYoNps taxes and awards the modest little sum
of $1,000 for the expenses OF opening that Road from
Seventh 10 Tenth avenues J. I. BRADY receives
li,tle over 5000 for Counsel fees IN this matter
shall send you a bill Of particulars 10 morrow d.