The New York herald., 1867-04-20
The General Appropriation Bill
Passed by the Senate.
TIE ITEMS n THE CITY TAX LEVY.
Passage Of Amendments to the Excise
Law in The Assembly.
me Broadway Underground Hail
road Project Revived.



PROSPECTIVE MODIFICATION Exc1H Law.
A convocation or representatives, Of tho New York
liquor dealers and The Board Of Excise and members -
the senass and Assembly Committees on Cities took
place this morning. At which compromise effected
ON the subject OF the amendments the Excise law
the agreement is ratified by members Of all parties
and the bill win Immediately 60 through both Houssa
The changes in the bill, which was given . few weeks
since n full in the HERALD. briefly - foilows;
The license fec for the sale Of beer only s fixed as
500.
For places other than hotels restaurants rcfecto
rcs not less than 500 than $780, 70 be fixed
by the Board ts members may determine in each par
ticuisr application.
For hotels not less than 500 nor more than 81 0oo
10 be hxsd a. in the preceding case
For first class restaurants or refectories % 600
the discretion or the Board.
Thcre is no change in the old Law the matter Of
In eases Of special permits for balls and other all night
festivities. the Board may charge fee for each permit
OF not less than ave dollars moro than twenty dol
tween the hours o twelve O'Clock on Saturday night
and four O'Clock Monday morning.
The following additional sections appear In the now
act-
SIC. The Board may prescribe the form OF application
TO be used IN applying for license and the statements
en das proof Of the may
ss with
license fee said Hoard may gran, the applicant permit in
cesdDg days have The effect as license but shall
s
under said sense and the laws relative thcre,
ss g. "a Il s n e A : : sss s Inn
& :s so.s :d u.
court before sad Judge or lustce during .nr prcccing
show the Of hs psr.cn convicted hs pae. where the
ss % .s the
1t 10 generally conceded that the bill win DO put upon
~ nna passage tonight morrow Or a. least before
which win not take place before Saturday night at the
ooxsmmoxn ov EMIGRATION.
Frederick Kapp, Of New York, has been appointed
Commissioner OF Emigration. vice Iohn p Cummings, ro
signed, and his nomination was confirmed IN the ex-
sousivs sesaion q the E senate .ssi to-day. 800.
AZ the call Of The roll last night on tho Broadway un
deraround Railroad bill Mr. Roberts wished TO be excuse
and forced him % vote. Then, Mr. Speaker be sad
n shall 90 for the principle, waive the fundamentally
and could az = much N % few worda II would
vast amount Of printing ink and paper
TEE UNDERGROUND YnL
Il one OF che questions which may postpone the ad
iournmsns 1sxt week. The Broadway suriacc foiks
have already their fortunes With IT, and els-
Il. EXCISE b With the sSs snds q that
course IL IA cposd tooGh and na by tho other ses
sasssc pses Of log rolling may effect the passage o.
the bill within hs ensuing twenty four hours especially
u Is known that the Governor avo the project for
subtsranean railway In New York It 10 TO be hoped
that seal OF the Executive to forward project
for the accommodation Of tho people Of New York city
him 70 ngn (shouid IL pass to tunnel
row thorcushfars = Broadway from ts beginning 70
fus xxw YoxK QuARAxyrsR BrLr-
The Quarantine BILL which passed the Senate to-
day. provides that the proposed buildings for the deteu
ton OF passengers coming In infected vessels but not
actually SICK shall bs built the West Bank; but in
case IL becomes necessary 10 temporary site until
the buildings erected Barren Island may be used II
also provides that the boarding station Of the Health on
Ger shall be the west end Of Coney Island and in
fected vessel shall BE- permitted 70 anchor IN rayrsend
Bay One hundred thousand dollars arc appropriated
Tor these purposes
ALBASr April 10, 1867
THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD PROJECT.
the Underground Railroad bill appeared in . shape
in the Senate tonight which indicates the nature
Of tho bargain made with Jacob Sharpe for tho In
nuepce OF his part,ans. The Committee on Railroads.
with but one dissenting member reported bill for the
construction Of . railroad and under Broadway, the
working OF the surface road to be limited period Of
Eve years. Az the bill has been consigned to the com.
mitt . OF the WHOLE tho operation Of tho previons
question and swothirds vote may pass IT. even at this
late stage Of The session.
EXCISE LAW.
Dill making amendments 70 the Excise law passed
the House tonght BY bare majority vote Il v stated
that " had been moro generally known that tho bill
was the result Of ccmpromise between the liquor
have received 70 sliu vote
Appoissssns Of Nosaries Public.
ALBANY, April 10, 1857
poR NEW YORK CIT.
The senats In executive session confirmed the follow
ing Notaries Poblic
william GIrod, J. WIN. Guntzsr, william D Gsohard,
w. Harvey Hart, jay X. Hincklsy, Arthur r Hinman,
Harper, Jr. Frederic 3. Hatch. Victor E HUDSON Geo
sss Geo louis M'v VIM
Soms., i...o 1 < Iss:,ss. a:ay 9. IOcixood,
Sis.sr Ns.hsnci Prsniss, william Peters, Lomasi R.
zsns 1h Henry xse copsss
Charles y. Bsnnett James B. Bullock, Eugene 8.
sS s :sss h.ls.y T:- ss. Daniel HsSs.
IIs% na1" Coulter JeSn crasses. John '' coass,in
Convey. Eugene DUNN, John J. buny. james
C'Ds Iamsrs George II. Duryes, William DODGE George
msssns D SSEs d. Ss
James Gibbons, Roswell H. Rochester, Elihu Root
Alfred Roe, Thomas Robnsos, George w. R..hbun,
Ss'' sSs@ Charles sssss r.ssss sS nsy Es@ San
sai,cree, Jame. y Tishs Daniel y. Tyler. Noah Tug
S:ay @ A'ss vas uss cs Ass ss. wood sss L c.sss s
VI W. Waite, diinsrs B. Wood, George WALSH.
Henry r. KIuah, John +. Hoy. Coo H brewster, N 9.
Bishop, 0rson A. house. James O. Bycs, Thomas Y.
Pearson, Charles x LOew. John r s brsn, Michael H.
Grant, Edward Knckerbocker, James NJ Lewis, Josiah
T. Loveioy, John H. Morris, Mar Moses, Theodore B.
Moore, Thomas J. McEyiy, Ezekiah s hcColum, Ed
ward L Paris Henry A. Petrol. John J. Ridley, John
s. Ray, Henry II Rice Frank A. Rudd, George B.
Rhodes. James .. Raymort, James D. svsInc, Jr,
Merritt sswyer, Geo. Sherman, James sheehsn,
Thomas L mornsn, Frank Trimbls, Abner 9. Thomas,
David Van Cosh John Vincent Raphael We'll, John 4.
weth, Edgar Williams, Frederick Zimmcr, Isacc 8.
Smith, Walter 8 Pincknsy, Albert G. White, Jr.,
Richard stackpole, Thomas Stevenson, John r fresh
man, Stephen D. Van schaick. 0ustavus A. valen-
tins. Frank n Angler, Frederick O. Anderson, Awyn
A. Alvord, Norris K Barker, Gerard Beckman,
John Btrt, Jr, Samuel Y. Bargtr, Edwin Bcrgh. Jf,
Dennis Burns, Thomas b C1ITord, Thomas G. Campbell,
John l. Cey. wnL Calsndss, J. Townsend Connolly,
Henry Dome, Frederick ?; Elliot, volDey 8 FuIsm,
A. Fuchtwangsr, Francia rtuimmons, Judson H. Gil
ber, Adam gross anthony Hartman Charles T. Hope
Jacob A. Haixei, WIN. 4 Hysop, Charles 3. Hill
Iurx x1~L-- = 4. - -