The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-11
AFFAIRS AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
Our Special TcI-grap hic Despatch.


LOCKWOOD TURNED UP AgAIS-PECULATIoNs AT
AUBURS PBrsos-CosTEsrsD SEATS IN TIE HOUSE
-PkoBAsL. EEsULT-srORMY EXECUTIVE sK5sToN
-ArfonThEkr or CANAL APPKAIsERs-QUARAN'
TINE, AT0, ETC.
ALBANY, March 10, 1885,
Aresolutlou sdoplel in tho Senate this morning
directing the Commissioners Of Record OF the city Of New
York to report within teo Days the amount Of money
drawn from Tie county treasury OF New York for services
rendered uSfer the OF 1885, also what work has been
coue the prices paid for the same the number OF clerks
employ ed what amount Of work remains u DO done
together with estimate Of what further amounts will be
required 10 complete tho same The law appointed VII.
Lam Q. wetmore and Richard Bustee democrats, and
Jonathan Nathan and Charles Nelson such commission
ers, withous any Balary pay Whatever from public
funds II Ia ntimated that sixty Thousand dollars
has been paid for making up the record during the last
xhroo years. and the work but half accomplished there
fore the Hon. Mr.. Latin, living in Herkmer county, de-
sres TO have bill Of particulars placed before him. II
ahere be investigation into this matter perhsTs
the printing fru OF GcSpodon aud Baker may DO called
upon state whether they have lived 10 their contras
with the then Legislative lobby In regard to the dstreu
Al this late period Of the session We have ength bill
introduced imp osng railroad ,ls on winter railroad
freight For several ears this subject has been IN agta
zion member Of other house Of the Legislature bad
xhe courage to make practical demonstration until
The reports from tho COMPTROLLER the COMMISSIONERS OF
fbe Canal Fund and the office OF the Audito have invari
ably appealed to tho Legislature to compel connecting
railroads - pay cana tots on certain Articles OF freight
during tie SUSPENSION OF canal navga. For soue
reason or Other 10 case has been able to leach the Exc
cutive chamber. Nov, however, things seem to have
taken quite different course This morning Senator STOW
brought in bill having tha. OBJECT IN view Is, howe
much more elaborate than necessary instead Of
tSw only three lined nc has half dozsn pages OF
nuscript would only have been necessary 10 repeal
fbe law o. 1861 AID aided few words to its provisions.
The biz places tolls the Central Erie, Oswego and Sy
ratuss Rome and Wertown and the Ogdersburg roads
ono provision Gee airing that express companies m com
mute with the CaIai Board, which, L aisowed.
will legallze q wonderful and powerful express
company CA the Erie And Central As there is nothing
In the til allowing an increase OF passenger
fare rccompense for paying tolls the Indications are
tsat the proposition impose tolls without some such
corsideraton viii meet with decided opposition in both
houses. Nj. Maher, one OF the members OF the com.
Eee dass'ted rem the bill aud Will IN the Soarse o,
90 t.is bill Boug practical canal man. having mad
years OF experience the management o. he canals nus
views upon the subject should have strong bearing upon
the legislature.
IAs Ie-y alleged corruption case seems Dot 70 DC
HrslIy dsposec OF. This morning Senator Owen moved
20 RECONSIDER the voe dsohagng the committee from
further pvt s.ies,ion but the matter laid the
table There must be something material hid under the
meal tub, or that Senator would not move to 60 nio tar
smoke still In this ten thousand dollar charge OF assisting
through the Brooklyn local assessment bill ferhaps Mr.
DAY may possess more facts THAI ne wished TO d ge
upon nero preliminary examination. por decide too
hastily, wait fcw days and scc what Is coming -
Mursen D. sse1s up asa iOI
Burrows " examine all matters Of daescr oNsne be-
tween State and Mr. LocSwoo: in relation W suy sing
prsca matters. This committee has ttCu engaged ce
eighteen months in their searches aIh nvcss CATION bit
MAKE report This morning Senator pd,ersoc al De-
fore the seratc resolution requiring Of the iuOley
General and Compti oller the pos, oIbC t.at GI~ ana
whether any information s Oh g. 10 Le t.ptf neDts
relative 10 the accounts Of the srcssid lockwood and
tho state.
The Prison Committee Of the Bouc at Auburn look
ing matters in rotation TO charges preferred against
secret and unay be that tho peopc and Legis stature
may require On investigating committee They 90 say
that have been lying around very loose about the
Auburn prison for the last two years.
Mr. Frazee, OF the House, was counted by the eau
vsssers one majority Amonber, MI Cook, came here
carly in the session. contes sting the scat, eftiGed with
tostnouy, he said, which would ohst Mr. Frazee
This morning majority Of the Committee on Privileges
and ecions reported in favor OF giving Mr. Cook the
seat No action was taken upon III In few days both
she New York ana onondaea seats will be brought upo
decision 1t will political vote. Mr. Irazee, repub
Iioan viii be retained and Mr. seely, democrat, will be
orsted M Seely's contestant being republican Know
Nothing, has the confidence OF the Combined iaal rty
bill to mileage, per oiem, and expenses incurred in
establishing their respective GAINS.
Souethng e a stormy secret executive session this
morning, winch lasted some two hours tho burden OF
oi1hculty upon confirming Parmeve as CANA APP
pralser This the active traveller at public expense,
consuming some nine hundred dollars annually. Toe
In the dome OF the senate chamber report
that some considerable sharp fuehng occurred but ns
iy the domination coudrDed 80, applicants for cAosl
damages sou may hold holiday celebration, for you aud
Parmtoe eEjoys another travelling 'erIn oil once, one
thousand four Hundred dollars year.
In transmitting the report OF the Quarantine Commits
sione, his kxceeacy the Governor accompanied with
thc f1ll0sing message
To ASrgsBiY:-
nstherevt,h the rcpor Of The Commissioner, 70, Tho
. .,ay The sane, among which viii be found able
No. 9l te late physician IN chet Or Elisha he,T Of
sHd the laws whieA govern HIM. and sso so@sgnes,9n
sane sasee, ihe report contains me 'roeedps in tu OF
ss sScn spoa c, a S me sa ,S
II the ccssien Of The jurisdiction Of maj se 10 ssrSn Pos
f fsSno OF c. ts1f lmsS Sd% jersey s SSsS her les
ss~s has reT n, TO- en w ,se s same e Ss
Bhe would never consent g i9o o6sbmeit OF go rann,
40 bs We can lonsr hope oo7!ap nay inssi eg D..
s fS Sa gSs h rS,9". ssae ns1ess n he e Of
New York secording ibe reporof ao legislative commit
nova q he prss<t Quarantine station Sandy Hook
,Se more % as IerneS T. & T aSs sbs
removal OF the Quarantine from ir immediate neGheorl 700
les within hor aa he very shore Of tie ocean, spo
s.s saa u SS po Sf soacu depth e water ven
iscn BY e sea brseze the oes spi rpGses s a..
lcoArcs II shc had she woud ret AK q ,ser state
Der nes negneor rhSse psoe ss sfe sag. nn &
in undertaking which would bring s7fe,y to New YORK
rsS@s S9s b,SS rcfusd wh, 70 pc done;
sy SefS seSys vote declared hat Inc prcscn, ograne
ssor should be REMOVED 70 ' sn sns se% ' Ssf
vey would consent. TO ssndy nCI N Ss-s %
provide ie@poSry on.rAntne aScomn ods,.oHs at site
sGt rs.@snes. .S51ias sGs coga BE- p: D on ss
.outcn land that purpose; but before
II could he occupied AL Oh. buildings ON Tho place which
would Afforded estsnt the Necessary A.
ommudsions. wantoniy destroyed by re 70 prevent
lheir and occupation Quarantine csssbH shreni
The health and safety OF the ceg OF New lorS and Brook
s.sT Ia tuSsbgsa Of So s ssad who's ssn%sns
and unAnmy this subject have hong been known and en-
sp demand s and refuse to have placed
CHER part 81 he island There but other risce on
Of The lower bay Coney lsard where might end
plare but the objections which lie against the
rrseut lccacn Of the Quarantine forbid its essblshent
tere the aud populous cities, the
neghsorcod too hckiy settled and rong public senil
rner ir,he city o Brooklyn against Quarantine NJ
tha place Without therefore, 81 overcoming hr de
ed 81 New Jersey against the cesscn OF Sandy Hook
without TIE prospect ~ Oh aiming any other locston the
rhorps IL he fewer bay Of New York for Quarantine sta
zion tia. tho only alternative Wal On remains
s The Quarantine shall remain where s with AL the risks
and the puec hoah and safety or That the aug
r1siioo Of the Com nissoners should be adopted, OF
making land on Of the shoals Of the bay, and Of
thereon the bundlnga hopit. aud
ronmotaions The people OF s STATE IN common with the
citizens Of New Work AMI Brooklyn and their ncish6crh1o