The New York herald., 1867-04-10
THE STATE CAPITAL.


ALBANY, April .. 1857
AN l'slhrED McRxAsso .sJoB -
the public well know the immense efforts with which
poitics ever strive TO increase the number Of places
where sh3 may feed from the public crib, but they do
not know tn inAdous manner In which they work 70
carry out their plans Thus in very quiet BILL which
passed tho Assembly s morning under the good moral
title Of "A bin for tho bcttsr regulation Of pawnbroks
and their busnsss, concealed the following
'cuud pusson" In the form Of amendment 70 section
eighteen. Tho general proviroas Of the bill you are
already acquainted with
Tho Board Of Metropolitan Police shall cause records
70 be kept OF oil Licenses granted snd revoked by the
Board under this or any other act, and may create
bureau in the once Of the chief clerk of the Metropolitan
Police 70 BE- known the Bureau Of Licenses IN which
all licenses granted By said Board and the business con-
nected Herewith. They may appoint oneer 70 have
Licenses with assistants mot exceeding ave in mum
ber; the salary Of such officers 10 be fixed by
the Board q ~ Sstropol'.n Police :. ~, amounts no.
Of .Sosness and $4,000 year each each for ''sSsS, SUCH
assistants. Tho Board are authorized to employ .
to hold once during good behavior and sek addisonal
wsmbr Of parosmen te Board shall from time o time
to the force provided for by this section shall BE- ap
pointed and determined only on an unanimous ahrma-
i've vote Of shs Board duly recorded, oil ths members
Hsrs 70 win b sssa that for the regulatoa OF busi-
nea which b among tho most inoonsderable Of your
city, ana which ID very quietly conducted must bc
obvious to all who consider the subject special bureau
and police force Of indefinite extent are created whe
breaking character left to the Of the ordinary
force. The authors OF the amendment should have
planned why this distinction was made-why special
police force necessary to keep order in business
whose patrons are only too glad TO keep the
peace while engaged herewith.
sxD OF rHs HUNDRED DAYS
The session Of one hundred days terminates to.mor-
row. after which time the honorable members OF the
Ctotn ho
they may choose.
BY its passage In the Assembly to-day-the vote was
o2 to shas now huay passed. the Legislature for tho
second time and s more In the Governors hands
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD VETO.
The Governor has not yet sant In the veto OF the
Central Fare bill. II written, stated, but he
has until Saturday next to modify his sentiments as to
the measure and 1t is thought he still has his objections
under consideration
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD vKTO
ALBANY, April ell p. M
The Governors veto Of the Central faro bill stil hangs
nre II is said that the Governor induced to withhold
II from apprehension that the absence Of 50 many
opponents Of the at the Syracuse Convention
would give Its friends opportunity Of suddenly rushing
1t to passage over the veto.
COUNTY TAX LEVY.
Tho Citizens Association were heard, through their
with reference 10 the New York county tax levy, in
which reductions were asked a. follows:-
Armories and drill rooms. $600 600
County contingencies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
Supplies OF county Offices. es................. $4,000
New Court House. 100000
TIE NEW CAPITOL.
The Albanians highly indignant 1t the proposition
OF the Senate cut down 70 325 0O0 the appropriation
wherewith to commence the building Of the Capitol
N0fARIKs PUBLIC.
Mr.. I. Murphy introduced bill tonight to authorize
the immediate appointment by the Governor Of one
hundred additional notaries public In the city and county
Of New York.
ExCgE LAW.
The consideration OF the proposed amendments 70 tho
Excise law not reached in special order tonight.