The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24

AfRtSy, March - 1883.
Ttc Prorli,nt appointed the following gentlemen
grinding committee. Nessrs. Noxon, Fly, Sloan D.
whecer Fccte, ". A. Wheeler, Williams IN wadsworth
The I'LL 70 improve the discipline aud promote the eff
CLERGY CO the militia WA ordered to third reading
sorcy 90 bills.
~ xr. saryotA (ecn)-A bill for the protection Of
hotei kecyers.
Ey Mr. n1urr (deu IA bill granting the roin Com.
nsscot-s II the county q New YORK increased compcn
sai;cr
To prevent public officers from accepting using free
resses on S,e railroad l. the state
To allow Henry Rrggies TO build piers and bukhcads in
To reduce the ceTi;G aud charge the name Of tho No
ohanics Rsrs Of Williamsburg
Relative 10 the laying ruads through unenciosed and
unirnpfoyet lands.
Relative .o The CITY Hail In The city Of New York
Relative 10 frauds ca the canal revenue.
TIE hll relative TO the Missionary Society Of the No
todias trsonrsl church was rooommiitcd 10 the Com
rit;ee OF the Wtclo.
Mr. STOW (rep) Introduced resolution requesting our
Representatives and Senators 10 public lands
sxsy Until sorne Just and equitable plan IL devised by
which the crri-a States shall receive fair share Of the
SAID la1ds pTocetes OF he sales thereof Laid
Tue Metropolitan Police bill Is under discussion
EVENING SESSION.
The h 10 provide fer the pay nept q protested canal
draN. was debated during the session.
Assembly.
ATRASv, March %, 1863
bill prevent disturbance at religious mccungs Also the
bill resstye 10 steamboat piers and slrs the city OF
New York; elso the bill relative 10 sanitary police in
the city Of New York; also, bill TO exempt arcmen
from five hundred dollars assessment All Of which
debated and progress reported.
Nj sxUxr fcem} gave notice that a meeting OF the
special committee the bill 10 abolish the office q New
YORK CITY judge would meet on Thursday thrce oosk
Pm
The bgl fixing the school year and in reia,on 70 public
instruction Was debated antl the adlournmeot fr The
evening session took place
EVENING SESSION.
General Van Rensselaer, and Adulant General Townsend
sent report from the Board o. Commissioners 70 ado
explaining tho reasoH of the delay stating thai macy
duplicate claims have been received requiring time 10
oxaInire, and recommending nng Of tho claims IN The
esspptroller's ofroe
The Attorney General reported In relation 10 streams of
w.er which been tax. by the ysfe ~ ~ bic high
ways ,hs, in hs OPINION The Of such .rears pt
bong navieablo ones, IRE entitled 10 full compensation
from the State for the use thereof.
the House TO the Mayor Of Rooslyn Agreed 70.
The bill increasing ncartcs public in New York
The Cnmptroes sent IN communication relative 81 tho
expenditures OF money on tho South Fay bridge stating
tina, the money had been expended on certificate OF
majority OF the Commissioners and that the strength and
durability cf the structure was certified TO by competent
surveyor.
I'LL n nay the Crotch Aqueduet department FOR water
iii to Aarcc NE powers of the Board OF Supervisory
RI to extend the tine fcr the payment Of taxos h cer-
tain towns a Kngs, Greens and Richmond counties.
fItCus'N ~ NEw YRk-
NJ. kSoe (dcna-) introduced bill relative W pOblk
education IN New YORK city. Tho bill is prepared WITH
care to preserve the city school system 10 does Lot
shorten tho term of tho present oicess exceIs sheye
there ~rhcoh. The Beard q Education " % con
s-s Of twenty members fve from each disr, and at
members II the local Board Ten trustees be eiecc
from the Aldermanc DISTRICTS two each yesr fct fys
wears, the ssrectrs to be nominated by the Msyor ~
meet qua'ery AMI 10 have ch.rge Of licensing telchoss
e 0Crmsi sclOOie
The Ff6e Academy 10 be uust.sl ,o bari nj Zen
Trusttcs .onitsled by the Mayor, 70 serve years