New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

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The ill to incorporate the Metropolitan CAB Com,
many - hic ms passed he Senate, l. slrC0giy urged
a. tie House. and is likely receive lts favorable con-
silerttioa notwithstanding the perateht opposition
of zone al the prominent livery men OF your eity who
are ntre working sginst it,. The lnpo ilons OF your
Jshu- have become unbearabie nuhtnee, WHICH
me pas,a,e of tlI- bill @ouli have tendency 10
abate Thnk ot Two p-rsODs riding Ia beau'iui eso
o, lie tor 20 cents with charge OF only Id cents Tor
each additional nile. Let the bill pass ny All heahs
la tic S-ate, TODAY, The Harlem Mix Freight bill
"a lot on irs final rendi.V The bill reducing fafe
on city r-iro,ds was ordertd 80 The third readiLg
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IEsIEtClIOS'
Tie Candidates for Superintendent OF Pdble lustruc-
iio in there shall lie n vacancy by the eoniirma
ton Of Mr. Van Dyck Superintendent 81 Tue Bank
Department, are " a. plenty as blickOeTIle5 ffonl
uent among tbese Candidates are a. @. johnson of
keilsscl er who WAS Deputy under sir. Rice, and
has II good know ledge OF sGhool IS stem ana It's
nscde; Mr. y. Il. Pierce Of Oueidi, who ) . devoted
mnep attention TO the subject Of public instruction;
Mr. james Hdste ii of Westchester, who has been for
three year. past School Commissioner SupeIinteod-
ems oil We-tch.ser County, aud whose qualifications
are Eiglly cxtolled by his lends Mr. a. ). H..
Dug4u, Of New.Yofs, and SIR. Emerson W. Reyes,
WHO'S now Deputy under Mr.. Van Dyek-
PRINTING EXTRAS
The Committee on Printing embraced the cppor-
tmily Of reporting resolutions last evening that
had be. reidy and waiiJg The first for printing an
extra quantity Of the AUDITORS Report on the Tolls
Trade and IunIage of the Canals tue number Tor each
member ar reported wa twenty-five copies, which
son o. rson IN spasm Of economy, moved % reduce
10 five As ths is the most import tG PnbIc document
ever presented TO the Legislature, and Is one that must
he OF great interest 10 every taxpayer OF TIE state II
i, rather strange that the amendment was rejected ana
,he riginul number adopted.
The ,suae Committee also reported in favor OF the
nj sing aud oistibuling tweuty-hve copies OF tue
tr.nsac Ions VI the State Agricultural sjciety aud Of
80 American Iusiitute, 90 b, TO each member ana
oicer Of Legisltue aud fifteen Of each 10 every
reporter re Joe usual number 10 the several Agi
cultural Societies OF The Stale. Movements TO reduce
the nlmbrr were msde aud failed, aud the original
nihbsr ordered. These works are valuable TO Tie
frLe,r Of tire State but il might be suggested that
tL,y cost tome At any rate it is not seriously cup
poses, tLat any such resolution would pass if 1t de-
9 ded ON Il merits Of these works, were it not Tor
In ad Oua reason That il gives the printer OF Lee
gslativo documents comet ing TO employ his workmen
I materials upun between the annual Sessions Of tue
lie .latue 4 cost to the State ia variousy stated
irUul : 900 10 $4,000 annually