The New York herald., 1865-03-23

The Tax Omee MIL Practically De6rsssd-
Weed s1A Tsa9asy s..Opayks awa
MeKsen-rhe Csuess Ovsrr~lsA-rh~
Health ntIi ssA vsvs Depsrsmsss nsss
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AfnAsv, March N. 1855
sm susic,rAa vAsrr ernr,oss
Ss~us-v ss hills p~~ai~s hev-. relating
~ Nsv Tors, Albany, baasio, Rochester, he encts
much discussion IN the lsses regard party
bearing or these the Tan Cs1ni-sionen bin, the
Health bin, and the gir~ sll fes xsw yorh dis
cosscd party ausssoas. 70 b. mode
The latter we're p~~s~d without discussion; bat The
Tar once bill engaged long and viruleus debate The
fact with regard the once s that the places "
deputies and clerks held by the individuals
who held under Williamson and Brown, shc only change
beng Substantially, favor of ihe repablcsns and in
point Of influence here, the saassons % the ,ar
once corps yield large accession of pc~er The
luton acted upon W the contemplated
motion, , 20 cs naae w. mofn,ss ny s's'S ."ss
rule But the aspect ~ tbs House such ~ fofce
Mr. Stuart 20 withdraw bis notion and with this with
drswal is evident that the Idea Of rsassng the bl
practically abandoned. The republicans arr evidently
divided upon this me.sure-noi - r.uy measure bat
trols the once and the other seeking "a turn
them ont Both factions have their respective ses N
Tsmmany men now divide the spoils az ne holders %
the once and the opdyke aud n keon factions
bined, scsk to than out
The enor, o. The outs 10 fols, the ras once b upon
Union s legitimate caucus measure i- an under
taking q one faction ct tho party y osiaa. the other
and the dodge being exposed exploded n has IN the
meantime obsiructed action upon tho Health bl AMI
Fire Department bmcasarrs IN regard " ~hieh party
vital public interests ,nssISea Thai sss "a begins -
he better appreciated 10 IN the action ol the Health
Committee Of the House revising ,eir report the
senate bi 20 which they make jaa,eisas amend
mcnts rendering the meaure more prsc,ral TIE re
suit will probably be tho defeat og the Tax once b and
of he nxk. xrxkx ~ lfx
che demands Of the public and unite the party The
friends OF the rsx oos bill have 10 day discovered that
their bil 10 unconstitutional and would only endo~ them
with new complication u their old sss sssrasa
The Central Ranroad Fare mn KILLED
The Broadway Parallel DsGsssa-Ths
Govsrnor's Appointments. Sc.
ovR ALBANY coRREsrospxscK.
AIsasr, March n, 1895
In the Senate todny the bt providing o.
fare for the Central road by removing the restriction 10
the Consolidation sct limiting them 10 two cenis per
mile up general order lmmedlafsy after the
executive sessoa The proceeding cf the Senate wss
mos, summary and deliberate. sesAior Assei, ehsrnss
Of the COMMITTEES EAIirosds sadrsssd the Senate at
length giving HE fcs reporting The measure and
advocating its passags y act of justice, n vss
Of the competition Of the Erie road which ~ allowed
rate Of thrss pes mile No ~ msks far
ther debate, and after . pause and silence Mr. Aase
said 10 would move the passgs Of The ball one De
sired 10 speak further the subject Ne accordingly
made che necessary motion which Vas carried without
opposition, and the bin was put on iu ena ecnsd"rslion
by unanimous consent The syes and noes scre then
ordered, and tho bill rejected BY vote OF nnsteen 70
thirteen The necessary nna motion 10 consider sas
also lost, and the question thus ansliy settled
The question of fare the Central rad HI. been 10
cided simply upon s relation to party nieresis The
Union members of the Legislature could not b. lnda ed
to bring into the camp~zn nsxt fall the responsibility, on
their part Of increasing The cost az travel 70 he peopls
upon this vast avenue The managers Of the tn werc
also unwilling TO couple ihe proposition of s lncr~sse ~
with any further legislation for ensrng the safety
% life and the more efficient management o. The rosds "
the State.
ryr BROADWAY rARAiIsI
The third reading ~ the bill for the Construction cf
railroad parallel 70 Broadway caused hveY debate 70.
day In the Assembly This bill has had peculiar relations
70 the lower hous. snd = IN re.,y s.nf ho'.s fsf
bcr " members OF the iowev bon -runfy synrathise
s route from the Hudson River Railroad depot 10 the
south ferry and the grant would be equivalent for TIE
small cars recently put upon the Lover par Of NE Had
cast Of Broadway. IL accordingly opposed ~ the
joint interest of these roads, Represented w senator
butcher aud NJ BrSndrsth The contest las been vry
close upon the bil, and after much hibusierns The
The result claimed AL great triumph by the usrlcm
interest and taken In connection With The defeat % The
Central Railroad measure, which tiey also opposed ,h-r
success Ia quite signal
The pressre brought 10 hear on the passage of The
Central hill was immense From the city % New York
u was concentrated upon Lainbesr aud seemed rfc
sisabc IL remans 10 he what the fate OF the
Broadway Railroad, "a specicl order, 10 morrow will be
1 rHR 0ovsrHoH's ArrnHrnnSrx.
Tho Governor sent In he following appointments Y
the senate 70 day
sapciin,endcp, o. psnka, n Van Dyke
\ suptrinlendcnt tf Insurance, ", 1. rhTIeA
u Taus tvNtf.