The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-09
Our Albany Corrcspondenoo.

ALBANY, Feb. Z, 1857.
re Annual 1as Bill rcposed Amewdments-fAe Lao
for the Registry of Aarviaoe-Drsok3m KaHers-7Ae
Supply Blu in Tight Capitalization 10 Imsvnol Ma
vioatrn-1Ae &aten bland Kd,y-A Lobby At Worn.
The annual tax bill for the city Of New York taken
up to-day in Committee Of tho whole, Immediately after
the rea.ng OF journal and the Of pruning was
commenced by Mr. varnum. He proposes 70 reduce the
gross amour, over I'VE hundred thousand dollars The
items rioken out or reduced are a. follows
For Belgian pavement 500 900. This Mr.. vsrnum
proposes strike the ground that contract
been made, AND II IL deemed at the present moment
unnecessary expense.
For Central Park Improvement, $4,000.
This tom IL to be provided for in separate BILL and
therefore proposed be taken out The OF 900
for expenses Area incurred upon the Park embraced
Ia another section OF the bill.
For iron pavsmonts sl26 900. The reason for striking
out ibis item Ia the enormous expense likely to be In
Cured by the proposed Improvement. The article
patented one and probable that the work be
coItrscted for Tho first appropriated would only be
the commencement Of the outlay, and those who are
conversAn. with such Affair." well oenoelve what the
amount would be likely 10 reach at It, close.
For Tampa ana gas, HA-l' N district, S86, 900.
For iron railing round Tompkins square, t2S, 000
Both theoe are stricken oct.
The appropriation for the expense OF police and are
telegraph from Ss6so to S. 60 This II in
accordance with the estimate sde by the Commissioner
Of Repairs and there good reason offered for the IN
crease OF $1,000.
The roacs and avenues amount Ii reduced nom seventy
Eve 10 fifty thousand dollars the street expenses and
paving from one hundred thousand 70 seventy nve
thousand dollars Thtse alterations made 70 conform
The amour. tor deirsyipe the deficiency on The last
yenr's taxation IL decreased Sl9 000 This sum, WhAoh
for grading Fifty third ,Ieet Is in litigation, the oon
tract bcirg considered Illegal one Judgment should
be recovered Is would be paid from another source.
Mr. john J. Reilly obtained post2o0emsnt Of The con
s;derston OF the proposed rdmepss in order 70 give
the New York representatives,, opportunity 70 be pro
rent 81 their discussion Many Of them are absent on
Leave ~, Mr. John y Reilly o.s OF 9ne most s ,oduss
The Bind street murder case has called attention
here 70 the in which the Marriage Registry oct
.ad that the Caihoc ccrey do net recognise the law
ALL snt ttAt many Of the Protestant clergymen think
tbor'zes hem to coeo, colsr for every marriage,
and out OF that they bAve TO pay fee Of one dime 10 the
City Inspector for recording =, stated Intervals thus
leaving the clergyman lees fee OF ninety cents, which
Is a UGH 'ess than he usually receives A Methodist
olerl man wrote 10 of the Assembly q week
two ego, sskrg that the law may be repealed BE AZ
sigrs the fact that parties frequently desire
their marriages TO kept secret; desire which can
VIZ, addrssed be entertained for any honest purpose.
The act ehould be 30 amended AZ to extend
M Operation TO soS Sols Sus sS ,01. ss,,oo
avesse to this. learn hat Mr.. VArnnm mas bill
N prosiess on this sch CT
agreements upon the subjtc.S The Brooklyn vaer bill.
Tie bill has been reported, but deputAiion from the
Ccmpcp q uncl wished the ntee 10 amend II 90 IS
restrict the power of the Commissioners IN certain re
spcce and 10 compel them 10 90 10 the Common Council
or APPROPRIATIONS The committee have decided against
he application the ground that would smoarrAss the
Com nlssoper In executing the contrasts already made
The bill Cooperating the Broottn police, by e.sa-
bill hing Con be appointed by the Governor
IN manner similar 70 tbs New York bill, generally
Erown A. ise culver and o'KSy nai aa,
also taken mp by the Com nittee on
Cites ahd VILLAGES and read through After
ve,sattn the lxed upon Wednesday the l5sh
iosiAnt a "a O'Clock ?. NJ, Tor hearing arsumen" pro
ard con
The unforuraie supply bill OF 1855 hs, again got Into
tght tpOt Amer struggling through botn houses AMI
escaping sy the tkin OF iie tceih"-and pretty sharp
toelh they Gre 'stics Ia Governor Kings cham
Der The Governor may shn II Alter al; but MS very
hsiaiion 10 DO 20 waning TO the pckers and steal
TINT be vii have his copsar ny upon them Inc
the bill mainly In ibe appropriateness 70 wa-
yelling and ipvexssxstiny committees formed In 1853.
They al claim amounts In the sta OF feee and
The oke Of the matter Ia thai these com
mrtces formed during the session that elected In
tejohn speaker and Seward Senator; and werr In hot
the adopted pay for the votes that secured tnose
events That they should be- vetoed BY republican
Governor would be rich decidedly rich.
bill has been introduced by Mr.. John Reilly, setting
Of district on the East river, rom pier Ne 70 NO
Tor the sole use during the season or CANA
navigation Of canal crsn. This 10 necessary
sia,e Which u u present crowded out by vessels.
The Old staien Island Ferry Company have engaged tue
services TIE lobby 10 defeat the bill now before the
Isslslaiure, estabshinG new Jerry In connecuos with
pleuon Of thai read. This OF the most desirable
reforms the ssion Tne grcaies anpoyances are ex
pcrepocd Consequence OF the iDsuoency OF he pro
sen, terry aocommodaiiops bu. The old co npany, de-
srous Of retaining monopoly Mai pubno nuisance,
nj work TO defeat the bill The New Workers should
keep their eyes open on this matter