The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-04
ALBANY. Anril ALP. NJ

NIAcAsA SHIP ctsAt.
The decisive vote by which the Niagara Ship Canal
bill moved to a third reading this afternoon was
tribute the splendid Argument made in lis suppDr, by
Mr. Lttlcjohn. His review Of the course Of Western
commerce and the great advantage to be ganed by his
favorte project, and the extension OF the Western
produce trade Lake Ontario and thence through ship
canal TO the Hudson and New York Hlrbor,
tsined with OF statistical aud practical informs
ton xith which no person the door of the lower
house could effectively cope II nov begins tobe arci
pated tls the bill viii pass this session.
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The tax lovy came up In the nate this evening and
discussed great length with aud ability not
often bestowed upon the subject The proposition Of the
Cizens Association relating 10 the Limitation Of cxpon
dtures 10 exact amount of the appropriations was ella
borately analysed by senaiors Andrews, Low and
Murphy The amendment restricting expenditures 10
appropriations adopted also provision making II
msemeanor TO vote for or order expenditure fr any
liability OF the city and " also prohibits the recovery of
any judgment against the city except Ia open court and
sies all liability for contract or other work In
CURED beyond the limit q the appropriation,
or contrary the provisions of tbs art
The clause relating 20 tho Corporation advertising
amended restrict the publication Of Corporation
Advertisements two aaiiy two weekly and two
ing papers the rates paid for legal advert semont the
papers be chosen 70 have the largest circulation,
where such 10 their order will accept contract within
the limit of the amount approprssd for tins exPendi
Nw roRr crrr RAnPoap~.
despsichcs last week for clearing out the A..
scmby calendar aud breaking up the comb.
nation blockade was advanced With rush
to night the special order being raroafs The broadway
and trossown bills taken up and ordered N third
reading The vote the cruestOvn bill was very
large, while that the broadway wa not of the
extent required for nph passage q the bill; IL is
pass snd that the BroaasAy bill ~iii not. Judg.
Hilton was on the tor and more positive OF
his arrangements for The defeat u The Broad
way scheme than any previous session. The
mover cf the railroad bills DESIRED the part Of their
sdvo sies aud he should b. gwen the privilege ~ the
lOor thai his suggestions ght be ~ hand % aid In
perfectng the bills 80 he remained recting the oppos
be paid INTO the City Treasury and limit the tenure 1,
nny years. after which thcy 20 he purchased back
BY the city o New York 70 b. disposed u Of IL di-cre
ton The progress OF the msssures attended with
animated debate and crowded lobbss
Asrssnxsrs ssp nQrsiUarfOs ~ rArys
Senator woicott introduced u N amend tho laws
Of 1895, chapter as, sections 8 and 4, ss follows
4 80 much os the whole of the
preosdhs year shall iro he sssr.sss Of tara
on Be ev- upon said city ward the
~Ore such TAI ley. the sad Board % snp-rv
by the authority aud IN the
nAry taEss % the current year co>rted.
sac In cs.e shall uot sppear by the asessnsn, rolls
.ad Land property valued therein property
the corporation thus omitted from
mont rolls the sad Board of Supervisors shall
place subject thereof would be under con
idera0n by the Beard the residents ant
porson Interested therein Al laws of this stae rrgula
inx directing the value n b. estimated ASSESSED By the
of srAbe property shall be applirsbs 70
Board of SUPERVISOR Va their estimate o. tie value OF such
land and prOpsfty.