The New York herald., 1866-04-21
Message from the Governor Vc!Oins Twd
Railroad Aid Bills,
Committee Appointed to Investigate
immigration Affairs.
The New York City and County Tax
Ievies Passed.
No Elevated Railroad for New
York City.
FREE PASSES ON RAILROADS ABOLISHED.

FREE PASSES ON RAILROADS ABOLISHED.
Our Albany Correspondence.
ALBANY, April 90 1860.
vEToEs BY THE GovERNoR
The feature of the the vetoes sent
in from Gov Fenon Of bills which have the in
genuity Of members all the session. among which was
the Susquehanna and the Whitehall and Pattsburg Rail.
roads, the appropriation for which amounted to million
Of dollars This action of the Governor excited marked
sensation; but after brief furry the cogency Of the
reasons advanced by the Executive were accepted as
conclusive and the action Of tho Assembly in sustaining
him endorsed this view The reason why the Susque.
hanna twice vetoed, given by Governor Morgan
referred to the necessity Of the bill having
vote The point Of Governor Fenton that Of the exi.
gencies Of the public debt Is palmer and easily
understood and appreciated by the people. On the
WHOLE these well received and except by the
parties Immediately concerned endorsed as based
upon sound public considerations without IA tiousness
or partisan aim.
SEw YORK CITY RAnRoADs-RDEcTroN OF THE ELEVATED
s-rExK.
The last In the railroad comedy came of In the
Senate, in the rejection OF the elevated scheme which
called from the table and attempted TO be amended
by route up Chatham street, instead Of Broadway
memorial and remonstrance received from 8 p
Ruggles requesting the appointment by the Governor Of
board Of commissioners report at the next session
what accommodation Is required In the way OF railroads
for the city Of New York resolution to this effect
subsequently passed by the Senate The Broadway and
Crosstown Railroad bills not being called up the passage
Of this resolution may be taken the substance OF all
that has been reached In the way OF railroad legislation
this session.
RAILROADS ABoLIsHEp.
Among the curosties Of legislation s the passage Of
the Free Pass Prohbtory b which interdics issuing
Of free passes railroads. This Of the last
bills adopted by tho Assembly and when sgnod by tho
Governor will be a law.
PROTECTION OF PRIMARY xLxcuoSs
The following bill also finally passed tonight Its
importance can only bs realized from careful perusal Of
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The Assembly al passed this evening tho bill amend.
ing the Registry law as adopted by tho Senate This
gives absolute discretion to the Police Board TO
appoint inspectors and registers OF elections who must
be voters In the cities for which they appointed,
but NOT liable to have any other qualifications
and q refusal to serve notification Of ap
pointmeni renders uch person liable in fine OF
nfy dollars. No pcrso born out Of the United States
can be registered unless he shall the personal know
edge OF three such inspectors have been duly natural
ized shall prove his naturalization to the satisfaction
Of such inspectors These the most important pro-
visions 1t was pu, through under party pressure amid
shricks and yels the scene led by Mr. Curtis, Of
New York being evidently got up TO pass the bill ny
sort OF concurrent gain between the ultra copper
heads and radicals-
THE crrY TAI LEVY.
The entire day until nine to night occupied In
various conferences committees Of both houses One
was held on the Harlem Bridge Appropriation, which,
cd; the latter, without Eiy's amendment of special
commission the City Tax Levy. The Conference Com
mitees report was concurred IN BY both house, The
The advertising for the Corporation was finally left
under the opcraonof the statute heretofore niopeason
with qualification restricting peremptorily " papers
to be designated by the Comptroller, the Mayor and the
| Corporation Counsel
CommIssionar and Engineer of the Croton Board
nxed al three years instead u nve the President OF the
Board not being included Salaries Increased " 700
\ Of $1,000 provided for hts services and expenses
The items which have been added or changed since The
senate are as folows:-Board OF Health 10 clean back
| streets, %. 100; W. Hayes serving .ubprnas t4e ~
city inspec.ors contingencies, Mount Morris .aasre,
judgments, si,a9o; 12sth street 5000; VI.
nance Department. 'a,sTs. 600 legislative .ss
ssas ssseeney 600 600; Sin..een,h ward German
scSocl sS 600 JavenIIe Guardian society 5000 CON
testing Paid Fire law % 600 New YORK Tribune adver
usins, s2,s25; womsn's Inarmary, 500 Jones'
ciaIm $3.50 salares Of assessors o. 700 once rent
rio, claim, $40 600; yaentine's Manual, dcnciency,
sie,32l; soldiers monument In Greenwood, $4,000
.ha, oe John Frnk was referred TO the Comptroler
and Corporation Counsel with power TO audit and thai
OF Jones vas referred 70 ,he hsyot ana .or%1s
The pay OF the employees of the Fire Deparmc was
n1ed increase Of twenty per cent over The present
allowances A clause is Inserted giving The Common
Council thlry days make hese appropriation. In pur
suance of this act when 70 they shall not appropriate
the Comptroller IL Authorized 10 psy on his sarran,
The secons limiting expenditures 70 the of sp
preparations feinstated, with some mod ncations
70 the misdemesnor cause he term o' 9m.e =, w, ~,
placed in the Street Department The clsnse relating
The reduction Of the stage fare 10 New Yort made aa
sensation In certain quarters, and stag men and IN
railroad lobby we're up all night and running 70 an
fro all day about ~ They came up 10 noog
/ from the city 70 oppose w. h1optyh, unu
securing exclusion from the levy after hard nghi
The clause relative 10 the opening of New Bfosdw hs
heen ,rrIsdad ,n the lew and has been unanfmyus
, accepted on It's merits at all stages 0 the bl on
dorses the resolution ordering the work aud provide
for the Of ,he same over and above the smou
10 BE- assessed on the line Of the street tor scus bspeh
rHs ApJDusssksr
The adjournment 10 night at eleven o'clock, vas COT
Quoted In the usual hilarious temper IN both houses.
adjournment at an earlier hour being delayed only D
the Tar Levy report The history Of city Railroad les
| latlon here this winter, singuiary eucdated y
night BY the discovery Of fraudulent attempt 70 smui