The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-14
THE LATEST NEWS.
Important Proceedings Of the Legislature
Passage Of the Police and New city Hal
Loan Bills.
kc &C. Ia.
Important from Albany.

Important from Albany.
TEE BROADWAY RAILROAD-rHE LIQUOR QUESTION
THE METROPOLITAN rOLICs BILL-TaE AP-
PoINrMEf Ts, KTC.
AlsAsr, April Is, 1S7.
The Broadway ''rel!er' Railroad bill Il saH in tho
hands Of The railroad committee Of the Senate Mr. Ram.
cay and Mr. Belnger, belonging 70 The republican party
and Mr.. Spencer, democrat are ths committee. The
pressure very great upon the committee inducing them
70 report iavoraby II exciting increased interest
every moment. The persons whose names appear in
the bill corpora,ors dispose Of their nterest FOR
quarter Of Q million OF dollars the moment Governor
Kings autograph appears upon IT, The fact nov pretty
clear thai wesley Of brick charoh memory, stands among
the main pillars OF this ''reer' institution though bs
hind the scenes day moro will decide the matter,
The license liquor bill lies dormant In the Committee
internal Affairs Of towns and counties In the Houie
There terrible pressure to defeat it, to keep in
the hands Of the committee; for reason the liquor
desles both wholesale and RETAIL prcss against 90
count Of ~ large price for osnSe and IL other stringent
features On the other hand the ultra prohibonsts de-
sire III defeat because not decidedly pronbitory and
that they would rather have ree trade In hquor than
establish foenre system, thus lesaiEng the sale OF in
toycapg drinks. day longer Of delay Will certainly
throw the bill, overheard.
me police Bill came up In the House this mornng and
The question upon agreeing with the Senate In their
amendments TO the bill There were some twenty or
them Tho instant they were read through, Mr.. Pome
roy rtAe, did several Others and addressed the
Speaker. Tho floor given TO Mr. p, who moved that
the House with the Senate In the amendments
This was . sweeping motion, - not half dozen NOM
bes knew the nature OF Of the alterations which the
81 nate had inserted Mr. John J. Reilly and Mr. Glover
protested against this nasty manner Of dsposlng
Of An important bill They wanted time TO
examine the various new propositions From Q single
yeAdipg amid the confusion OF the House, mem.
Der ala intell!gen:y vote upon the bill Mr. Glover
desired that he be again read and the ques
tlon separately Isken upon esch This denied tbs
previous question sprung by country member, and the
HcUe proceeded 10 vote upon oil the amendments in q
lump. without pcssessrg the leAat knowledge OF their
meaning or their contents.
Nearly oil the leading measures OF Inherent In public
way are now disposed o. Tue Trinity remains ia the
hsnds-or pool ets-of the COMMITTEES Religious and
Charitable institutions Of the House. who ali OF
ordinary ceuraSe. The presumpo TO- hat Trinity
has succeeded In smoshering the BILL snd thn 10 eisc
tually entcmted Az the session Ia very to termi
rate It y very easy By parliamentary sha,agem, II
the bill h reported 10 the House 70 Stave OF for the
session.
10 morrow Is he last executive day. The appointments
of carL appraisers end barbor masters should hen bo
made; but Governor KiDgs bill for raising The sals
nee of Me seoyebry, and making provisions for his
CLERKS and for Furnishing the executive chamber Ut
ten Aousa1d dollars cost b not yet law the session
may be extended day or tWo longer
There ID considerable excitement about the executive
sbey hight 70 the appointments under
the police btu for al other ooes which VIII be sent
into the Senate VI. morrow.