New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-26
YORK. SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1867
ALBANY.


| TIlB SCHOOL BILL IN OMMIr1EE-INCREAsED PAY fok
FIRE DEPAsTMEET-THE PROPOSED NOTIFICATIONS OF
THE POLICE LAw-TIIE NETWORK BRIDGE CONTAIN
| LOST NATURALIZATION PArERs-NEW CITY RAILROAD.
| BIZ TELEGRAPH
ALBANY, Friday Jan. %, 1861
The School bill of Mr.. Bergman full abstract OF
which has appeared in THE TRIBUNE, met with consider
able opposition yesterday while being considered ia INC
Committee Colleges and Schools Thus lar the most Oh
| the arguments have been against the bill, ana II us
friends do not before the Committee and make an
argument to show its features the bin viii never
reach the Committee Of the Whole. 1t is
! subject in which every one Is interested, but
| those who proposed 10 act as II they INTENDED
throwing the whole responsibility on the Committee
ofrcectugi IT, The Committee win be obliged to do 80 nm
less some better arguments showing why 1t should DC
law presented The Democratic members are making
bitter fight against t. and they supported by one
! or two Republicans. On Tuesday, February B, the
Committee win again sit and hear the final arguments
Another bin, substantially the same, except that 1t IN
cludes in It's provisions the County of Westcheste h's
! been given TO the Committee for It's consideration
Notice OF new project Of tunnel across the East
River was given to-day in the Assembly 1t viii author
rize the erection Of a large tunnel somewhere between
Catharne-st, New-YOrk, and Grand-st, Brooklyn Inc
bill introduced by Mr.. Gegan authorizing the
! erection Of n new railroad 10 be called the Avenue
Road provides that the tracks shall run through Tenth
ave- from sevcntichst to Twenty thrdst through the
latter 10 Ffth-aye., thence 10 seventeenth-st, then
through Pitt Delaney, Broomc, East Cherry Market ana
southsts 10 Catharucst uyrctuung along Catharne
through Water East, Cherry, Broomc Delaney rlI 10
The place Of beginning. Inc coipGiaWs ,arI IaI
Sterling Robert Bawey Robert barclay, E1ckig Smaller
Geo " Morton. d. v Freeman, g. r. Sterling. Martin a,
! sauis, John Mason NJ. Larkin and H. W, Warner , -
| The same gentleman presented Dh TO Mui,En ..e
fer al! their duties 10 the IoI'e Cois-l"Is WI" .S
sign any number ~ policemen they see III TO- 10 cay
out the law, and the Officers are 10 inspect All "'huS
By unanmoas consent yr Gridcy introduced bin for
III. INIF1 rFrFfT M
currency shall obtain par value - gold The private!
sokcrs and tllcmen shall lave So1l ne cngnc,ia OF
guccr, $1,000 chief engineer SCo; the secretary OF ie
Department $780, hookg per, a. "i M ctIN I" OH
mission $500; clerk TO chef engineer lsoOi assistant
clerk, $500; supply keeper, s@"i hlltihl'h"'hl,
s2cOs superintendent fire alarm telegraph. $500; oprr
a. % tTc o"rrt pn'crlI Tor the year ise7 then tho
Soniiocr IL directed to deposit enough money with the
state Treasurer To the credit Of tEC commissioners
BOARD Of commissioner are now under consideration ~
the Committee on Cities. The most important fcatur =
are follows The number Of fGtrolmu Tor me County
of NcyyYor shall be AGO. nud such additional number as
the members Of the Board " metropolitan Police may
unanimously determine. The Fcatd may, nplolht as
! many captains there are precincts ana sofGcdhis,
| not exceeding ioUr 20 each IrccEct The quota
Der as Tie Board shah unanimously determine one
captain shall Dee astlguod ~ each precinct ana number
chapter ina !. amended prohibit any mombcr q
tine Police withdraw ing Tcs!Inl unless hy PERMISSION
any member. who absent without cr'c for iiyr years
! Section ~ Of chapter AIt It GUtLt'u 80 llHt INV
Board may provide ruch Office and business ac,omnoda
tous ~ they proper. The House oi Detention ~
| Who shall pay an the necessary expenses 10 main
! tain H. Ar criminal processes Issued ort OF any
Rishmond. slaIi be served Iy the police and mono
others The board Of Police Commissioners an" me Con
troor- or the cities 81 Brooklyn and Ncwlork are 10
have charge Of all the finances connected wit the police
Thoy shall bc called the Board ~ Estimate ana thcr
1919, ~ sir'rT.0r. inc remaining sections refer 20
al.F
board which has been printed ~ TUE IHhl ~. -.
senator H. Murphy introduced bi for the con,tnc'
iou of Is bridge over the East IycT, aud naming a. cor
porators 5ohn T. Hoffman, = - 'mttchdsn' EIWaId
kuRgrs, Samuel Booth. Granville JcnE- Mex Mr' nc
/ H,ury l. Picurport, Marin ka.nlcsh 'nas A. i""a'
send. I,gy g. st.h9n.i Cha. bil cn' J.; H ~, =
J.. Husi,d VIM 4 LoNlsf' 4 u. 1i,ehr' - " vI,e,
Vim. q. Enshmoro. j. :. MIls, A. W. Cm'Cu, = W Zen
,9n John Maywafdi Eyn Andfn a ~, m1'n; W., YIN
john T. Atkinson, John Norton, William Hunter r. and
senator Fcgcr Introduced hin providing that on pro.
C,ediug against The Receivers or any msoN'ht banhhS
granted by 4of an Act passed april lst9 IN regard
! TO Responsibility o. Stockholders; .,
shall Doe BUREAU established Tho chief officer ~ which
SHALL be appointed and hold %ihcc during me pleasure 9
tpmcy for the collection Of arrears al personal iaNc-
The Receiver Of Taxes shall send 10 ms officer an o'S
easement rolls when such assessment s $1,000 or more
Mr. CrcaIncr introduced hin providing that natural
lied citizens presenting themselves before the Boards
Of Registry who have lost th'r certificates Of naturaLa
ton, and Who desire 10 be- placed the registry lst
sha be- examined by the board 10 the fact whether
dr not they have made reasonable search 10 procure
their papers ~ naturalization, and sGch persons ai
rearing before snid board shall prove by affidavit made
IN presence Of the board that they unable to obtain
COPY Uf their certificates % naturalization. then thc
Board ~ Registry shall IN every case place immediately
and without further delay tie names OF all such natural
! lied citizens uu the registry.
APPOINTMENTS
The Canal Board made the following appointments last
| CoIfFeToE.-For Albany James " Say'esi w Troy, Wm,
SuHIetn. SeheuyaIy Clement Fuuu'Oe W l. Walden
Iurgh: Ie Pals James Hart Utica shac Nhtten Rome ~ Whit
Williams Palmyra, Etval Aycul Rochester, W w. fau.
ses g larsou; Tonawaus Chran S.hgrngri Busa Lew Val
Edward Edwin X Notihrp
Whitehall sidney Brown; Mount Morris Walter Kemp aus'r ia
hlse Cauedsa NJ Muarl, OleaD, 4. f. bcklson
| Boou,le. John T. llAyti Albany, Robert lIisou.
F,rJHsAha1y Ahrau NsIe.i West Troy. james r. OU1s
Krtsthlss Utica Timothy kry, EOlcst,T james Rad
| 10. Buffalo, Geo NJ. Love; Blhaio. LOOMS Lyman.
VAsTEHs-Alhauy Frank b. Zine, Wet Troy, Nathan L.
Reason, Utica Rshsd L. Oseu Rochester JutsP Evans Water
! ford, Elwarl stewart
SrrriSrrvDrNI-sma Van Syck for section, uul
Er Canal Peter atcr sections four md I've 81 ihe
Erie Canal section 10 Of the Ere Cl, J. h,n'lt
end u ~ c Ere Canal James H. Sh,rr Tor
William
Crooked Lake Canal, u
C4culuro Canals John T. Burgh, for section
valley Canal Young oE section two Of the Gene
valley Hiram H. Nakrk r three % The dnesre
valley Cua samud NJ Ferguson for sections one two aud Three Of
] tlr Black River Canal.
The following appointments for New-York city were
/ made to-day: CutCtOr-LCWis Eaton. Inspectors
! Charles Pcuniman. Charlcs A. Persou
TIE STATE LEGISLATURE.
! SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. -.