New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09
FROM ALBANY.
rom Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
AInsNy Wednesdsy Jan. q lt62.
hear that two bills have been prepared 10 reor-
GAME the Central Park Commission, one Of which
proposes Commission Of four, to be appointed 10y
tho Board Of Supervisors Of the City Of New-iork.
The provision. of the other bill have not trsnfpired
Mr. McMuIlen introduced a resolution into the
Assembly to-day referring 20 much Of the Governors
Message relates to the transactions Of the State
Military Board to special Committee 81 five, with
power to send for peIsonr and papers The object oi
tits resolution is, of course, to shake NJ tie shoddy
question again. The resolution, at the suggestion OF
the mover war laid upon the table.
Mr.. Pierce also introduced a resolution, which may
create some Stir here, requesting the Distinct
Attorney for Albany County TO report TO the Legs
la,ure the ieatimony lately taken before the Grand
Jury Of Albany County, in reference 70 The alleged
corrupt NE Of money in the psssagc Of bills through
the Legislature at It's s session Several notices of
bills were given by various members. Among others
ole by Mr. LOutfel Of New-iork for the rehei oil
the soldiers Of the State of New-Yorh who gre pow
held as prisoners Of wal in the Rebel States. Also,
to Establish hospital aud sylum for wounded and
disabled volunteers Of this State. by Fir.
Olvany for the regulation of the Distinct Courts
OF the City of New-YoIk. BY Mr. scholelieid, to
incorporate the New-York aud Brooklyn Passenger
and Baggage Express Co. BY Mr. Callahan. 10
City Of New York. The papers relating to a num-
Der y Claims presented TO the Legislature al the latt
session were ordered 70 he taken from the les and
referred 10 the Committee Claims. Or the motion
Of Mr. Ogden, the Clerk was authorized to arrange
with the Postmaster Of this city for the Transmission
bv mail Of public documortsihe postage on 10 one
document 10 exceed ~ cents.
PROPOSED RELuF YOR IRELAND.
Mr. Talman offered resolution TO instruct the
Committee on WAYS and Means 10 report bill pro-
a. lt.A l. ....s
To the starving people Of Ireland, requesting the cit
liens OF the State 30 contribute provisions TO freight
the shin and appointing the Governor, Lieut.. Gov
error, Controller, Auorney-ienersl, and Secretary
Of state, Commissioners to supefiniend the affair.
4 The Speaker announced the following appoint
ment-:
4 Assistant Sergcai; at Arms-Lauien l.. Rose OF
Wayne.
INsPFcrOR-GKSERAL' REPORT.
The Governor transmitted 10 the Assembly the re-
port of the unprecedented, which makes some
valuable suggestions relating to the comfort and
yeaionce Of our troops now IN the service OF the
General Government
WDGE-ApyoC ATE-GESEHAL's REPORT.
1 Tb- document was also transmitted 10 the Asse'r-
bly by the Governor. II contains valuable srgges-
tcps IA 20 the measures desirable TO increase the ELI
cheney Of the State militia. The act Of 1872 IL pro-
nonnced an utter failure, and should be al once
pealed. In,tead Of attempting to make all men in
peace soldiers In agricultural community, the
nrncirle should be 10 form good nucleus OF mill
Iary around which all men could cluster in time Of
war making all persons capable Of bearing arns,
isble TO military duty in times. General train
inc dsys gays the Judge.Advocate- General instead
of promoting the efficiency Of the militia are days Of
DRUNKENNESS and dissipation. A draft Of a new law
il transmitted the features Of which fol-
/ lows:
Fi,if. The introduction Of certain degree Of military
tsng aud instruction into the schools and colleges OF The
t,y Academy the foundation Of which has been advocated
by many but which Is fitted 70 standing army where
I tie student. educeied ~ TIA obicers
Second The retention Of the insn fesurss Of the preen
militia system Of tile State including TIE present divisions
nrxsdes and regiments The emolunent 10 bs made BY oi
Gers Of the a and the counties to be thus rendered la
70 the Stee for the payment Of dollar for every enrolled
raised would male fund Of least 800 900 per aunuiu which
should devoted 20 the instruction aid discpne ~ egi
which would be IA every re.pset efficient for sciiye
Tl,,d The abolition of the elective system in he mIs,
except in osses Of nonoommisoned ccer and lf't ana
Tonrm The restriction Of militia comm',ior- to
wears and vacation Of present inisoo Al The end Of
live. ,ears Tie Institution Of Examining Bosd to
anime the qualification o. candidates, and htrn bosid to
psss upon the Of oicef who have become disqualified
fVth' The repeal ofthe se relating the Jet Division.
end sh Brigsde No reason 4. Why New OK and
brooklyn should have aide ent m'is system 'fon the resi
Of the State and it creates confusion and want Of uniformity
SIM The enactment Of se., Of rTcl-, o. TO- .he
Cove " troops IN The sece Of the state IN tune OF
81 the t4te1 states,
to be prepared upon the basic OF thor OF the n'd rses
with such notifications only eDeossiy TO adapt them to
/ tie State service.
/ The Judge-Adyocate says:
Mar Of The suggestions contained this plan for ogsnla
ton look 20 the the militia There
others relating TO ito speedy organization for the defense
OF the state should II, services be required for that purpose
u H. o. the hrt importance that ofgriz
least should be created al every regin-a asc;
this state 90 the, By volunteering by drafting they nay
DecesssIy be hed 81 noce 10 the proper
Standard and 10 fleet ih further legislation
sary the details Of which submitted II IL. NY opinion
that E1ceency would ind II impossible to procerd IN.
der tie militia laws they stand present In case Of
emergency and that the inodifc atoms AVID en-
gested are impefatyely necessary"
The reports Of the Canal Commissioners, the Met.
ropolitan Police COMMISSIONERS and the Superin.
tegdent OF tie Bank Department, were also pre-.
scented. The report of the Acknowledgement, which,
in the present crisis, will be document Of special
interest, will he ready for presentation IN a few days.
III tho Senate Mr.. Bell gave noiice Of bill ~
amend the revised statutes relative TO property e.
empt from taxation This is matter " hich should
be carefully considered by tie Legislature. This is
a good time TO inquire what good and satisfactory
reason can be found why any property, except that
belonging to the United States and possibly that
beor eing 10 the State, should be exempt from tax
alton. Mr. Tobey gave notice Of a bill 10 permit
the chartered banks Of the State 10 purchase and
hold the stocks Of this State and Of the United
States.