The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-28

property the several strce through which e,, hor
cars are projected 70 run Will please take The Jaw
a. II now stands. reads thus
SEQ The Common Councils OF the seysr., c,,.. NJ ,h
sac anal not hereafter April 1850 perr.k be coa-
road for the transportation OF passengers which
snc ENDS 10 said city without majority
70 cons Being s III h % . sh
h. BE- had . Se assessed i1 value " T
whoie located upon such street
STRIKE out this important section and the combined rail
roaa oooy VIII possess the power 70 cut every
10 e CITY regardless Of the wishes interests Of the pro-
perry holdtts.
not been very successful the Committee Claims tn
the House oi Assembly. Not single claim been IA
voaoy reported on but severalrejected 1t is couhden
~ beheved that Mr.. Shepards committee Will rigidly
adhere to the they have thus tar pursued and
continue resisting the opportunities this organized band
on treasury eeches large portion of these pretended
claims !" have been rejected over and over again by
FORMER Legislatures These c0rmorants rely upon the
"greenness" OF the members, as they appear in
he Legislature every session IL looks the right
knd OF committee on claims has at length been dscov
cred, which will keep an eye upon diapdated treasury
but we cannot oresee the kind of influence that may be
pressed before the close Of the session.
Dr. Brandreh, during his early in the Senate,
vaus ana DOCKS OF the savings banks in order TO
tain the amount of deposits that unclaimed
considerable series Of years That Senator met with i'll
success ior the lobby entered the field against any
teahon From that period to this time, some years
pubic opinion has been directed the unclaimed deposits
Mr. Opdyke, OF the Assembly, has proposed alton to
portion Oh Inc savings banks IN order to how
many millions OF such funds hand. II seems from
remark that fell from Mr. Litleohn the Speaker yes
1rday that proposed to take possession o. these
neys and use them towards paying canal debt Com
ing from such high and enlightened source and from
gentleman who scarcely sentiment at ran
DOM certainly has significance about it. few days
Will tell whether the republican party intend grasp this
frnd deposited by girls aud labong men for safe
keeping and apply It towards reimbursng the treasury
which has become bankrupt by political contractors.
MIR Rutheriord's resolution was passed, institutng a
special committee to Investigate the rights of labor
witt I'd
TO those rights. The gentleman desired be clothed
power TO take testimony upon the subject the House
preferred taking his report, or p and take that
consideration II will be novel thing f any better regu
aon be established than the practsed since
the garden OF Eden was first cuvaedthat is, the
employ er and the employee agree between themselves
TO the hours ana prices for labor.
Mr. Scohcld OF Oneida succeeded in procuring the pas
sage OF q resolution making inquiry into the labor
finances and expenses OF the Regents Of the University
together with the expenditure in various ways He
opposed By Mr. Tuhli of Brooklyn without success
1t stated that this old ogy institution needs the infusion
Of life and energy into many Of its movements or to
be entirely abolished Mr.. Scoed referred TO documents
from which appeared that Of twenty only had
attended the meetings for several months.
On motion of Mr.. Conking the House unanimously
adopted this resolution In these times official
extravaganza the people should know sums paid for
the transaction OF public business
Reseyed That the Comptroller be requested report forth
of all the officers employees of this including
states Deposit Fund the day anuary isls and on
the s0h day of September 1858 respectively show the
poye the service the State the period
law with The date Of such creation ain the .t OF
1888 and the salaries emoluments chargeabe to the State
Also the number Of clerks agents employees the
III o e 1T Sy Of ISIS s s y
September 1858 and the compensation paid to such clerks
Also The number and Compensation OF the clerks and en-
poyesm office department since 90 to
on he