New-York tribune., 1867-01-03

TO afforded him TO practically answer the same Ihe
Commissioners, when qualified shall meet and organize
"Board OF Public Instruction." eecng one Commissioner
President and appointing one Secretary the Board
conferred upon possessed by the Commissioners oi
Common schools the Inspectors Of the same the trustees
the Board Of Education Of the City OF Kew1ork the va
rous local Boards Of School Trustees and OF inspectors O
Common Schools and by the officers ana apPotS
by such Boards or either OF them ana an suen Powers
relating TO schools and existing In any other person OF
persons TO the exclusion of all such Boards gnd All such
officers The Commissioners TO be endowed with other
duties and powers, hereinafter specified Tine consent
Of majority shall be necessary 10 give Valldlly 10 any
on before the 18th Of November in each year they
to report the Board of super sors the amount which
WILDE required for the purpose OF meeng tne ne % s,n
nual expense but the whole amount shall not exceed so
taught in the preceding IN the schools entitled 10
participate in the apportionment COPIES Oh sIa hpp"I pp
tioumeut are filed with the State Treasurer and win
the State superintendent OF Public Instruction BetWeen
the 1st and 18th Of October the Board sii MAKE !Ir %
annual report 10 the State superintendent OF Public Ed
cation and 10 the Common Council OF New OrK Seclay
designating Tho schools Tor cooTcd Sndteh. niu % te o
Clerk Of the City and County Of New-Iork shall nave mo-
tce OF the amount Of money appor0ned 10 te county ol
NcwYork for school purposes he shall S ~ before ts @
Board OF Supervisors and the Controller sa Apply I0r
and receive the money and shall depostit In the ans
OF the OF the State and the same may be drawn
by check by the Treasurer of the said Board
of Public Instruction whenever necessary The money Is
to he raised by upon the inhabitants OF the said c
aso a sum equal to Onetwcnteth OF one per cent OF tho
value real and personal estate In said city liable 10 pe
assessed thereon, and the same Is 10 be pald 10 e Io
trulcr OF the city, 10 be applied 60 the purposes speced
In this act and the Board OF Education shall apporton ihe
money raised each OF the schools yer
for except the College OF New-Holk ana the evening
schools according To tho number OF children over oGI
and under twenyOne years OF age attending the SCHOOLS
the previous year The Board of Supervisors are also To
raise such additional sums the Board Of Public nsrue
tou NAV require In the manner rs provided above
No school shall receive any apporuonment or Dene III
which any religious doctrines or tenes OF pru1YunI p1,
Of like character used But nothing IN inc hct Is 10
prevent the Board from excluding the Holy scriptures
without note comment, any selections therefom
hat the Board decide what version II any, OF the
Holy Scriptures shall he used IN the schools proyl9Sd
that nothing sha bc so construed rs 70 Noi'c " @
OF conscience secured by the Constitution OF the state ana
OF the United States
TO carry ont this act the said BOARD invested with the
powers rights, and privileges OF coIporaor All con
apv amount exceeding 500 shall bee founded on proposals
made pursuant advertisement inserted for at least
two weeks in two papers published In the City OF New
York having the largest daily crculaon and such CON
tracts shall he awarded to the lowest piuef,
with rcpugnant 70 this are to be considered lepeae
| and tins act is TO 20 into effect Immediately.
The other bill is called an act IN relation TO the
public markets of New York" and introduced 10y Mr.
Gridloy of your city. IL provides for the c4mmsSloil
of five appointed by the Governor, 10 whom siail
| be referred the management of the markets to the
city, The property is under their charge, and thcy
can tear down, build rent ana properly dispose m 0t
| the stands, etc Those holding stands al present
| i'm markets which will be abolished are to have the
/ first right to stands in the new structures.
| Mr. Ready representing the Third District Kings
! County Sixth and Twelfth Wards, Brooklynl, has
prepared and will Introduce at the earliest oppor-
tunity bin for the regulation OF the hous oi aDOr
SECTION on and after the first day of May, eighteen
hundred and siXyseycn, eight hours Of labor between
held to legal days work in all Of Labor and ser.
vice by the day. when there no contract or agreement
sEc q This act shall not apply to or in any way affect
labor or service by thc year. month or WEI, nv, % 80
making many hours overtime or extra WORK, as ne OF
she may sec III the compensation to be agreed upon be-
tween the employer and the employc
SIC g. An other acts or parts 81 acts renting 70 lie
hours OF labor which shall constitute days work m THIS
! state hereby repealed.
In the senate after the Message was read. number
of communications and notices of bill 10 be intro
duced were read Among the first was one from
Street Commissioner Cornell of your city, presented
! by Mr. Henry {. Murphy of Brooklyn. Die same
gentleman gave notice OF bill providing FOR bridge
I across the East River, connecting New-lork wfth
| Brooklyn a number of other notices were re"i'
| after which the Senate adjourned
4 memorial from Senator G. G.. Cornell was pre-
sented the Senate this mOrningand referred 10 the
Judiciary Committee Inc memorial aveis ,la, ". Ms'
Cornell has forwarded 10 the Governor written rel
utation Of the charge against him. ana again courts
! an Investigation
SENATE ALBANY, Jan. 2, 1861
! THE GOvTHNoE's AEssAGE
| The Governors Annual Message was delivered to
the Senate soon after o'clock and after It's reading
1000 extra copies We're ordered printed
! Mr.. III. G. MURPHY presented a memorial from senator
c. c. Cornell, asking for the appointment Of aCommitte,
| against him street Commissioner Of WORK on
motion, the subject was referred 10 the Judiciary Com
| mttee with power 10 send FOR persons ANA papers
rIITlONs.
Petitions were presented exempt from taxation town
bonds issued for The NewYork and Oswego Midland Rail
road, and for a Soldiers Orphans Home Ia Now-lork
Notices given Of bills 10 repeal the railroad Anti
frcepass bill reduce the brokers sae and for
a permanent bridge between Brooklyn and New-ioTk
over the East River. Adjourned
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
The Governor, through his Private Secretary sent
in his Annual Message, which was read by The clerk
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
The Governor also sent In the amendments Of the Con
sutution proposed by Congress. A., - ,., u.
referred TO the Committee ON Federal Relations.
Mr.. LnTLEJoHS also introduced, by unanimous consent
bill providing for the ratification Of the amendment
which referred to the same committee.
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL CONyENrIoN
Mr.. BERRYMAN moved that 80 much OF the Governors
Message relates to Convention 10 revise the Constitu'
tlon De referred TO Joint select committee. with sc-
| A CONTESTED SEAT.
The petition Of stephen Baker claiming the seat now
occupied by Louis ii, Gregory, OF Putnam County, was
presented and referred
Mr.. ROBERTSON gave notice OF BIN Tor an appfopHa-
| tion for the erection Of new Capitol
Mr.. WILBUR-To amend the charter 0f Nassar Femme
Mr.. oAKEY-To regulate the price of freight on the
Harlem and Hudson River Railroads.
Mr. DIXoS-TO regulate the sale or rallr0hd uckets IN
Mir. BEREY1rAN-In relation to public schools in Now
! York
Mr.. CREAMER-To amend the Excise law in the Metro
! pOlitan District.
Mr. GRIDIEYIn relation to the public markets in New
Mr. RANsOMTo provide for tho election Of delegates 10
| Convention 10 amend the Constitution.
Mr. ROCERs-TO prevent gas companies from charging
Mr. FREGR-To incorporate the New-York Warehouse
Mr. relation to certain departments Of the
! Government " NeW-EOrk city and County.
Mr. DOSoHUE-To regulate The use OF steam by rail-
| roads In New-YOTk.
Mr.. BLAns-For the better protection Of working
| women In NCwYOrk. .
! Mr.. TRAvIs-To authorize the Metropolitan Transit
Company TO construct certain railroads, and provide Tor
| the storage Of freight. ~
| Mr.. WEED-To grant State aid TO the whitehall and
! PattsbuTg Railroad Company. -
Mr.. G. MUHPHY-To reduce fares on New-lOrk City
| railroads
REVISION or THE RULES.
| The SPEAIySl announced the following Committee on
the Revision OF the Rules Mcssrs d. T. Wood, ltiJOhn,
| Williams, Weed and Parker Adjourned.