New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
ALBANY.


" TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE ,.,,,,v Tan o. 1857
The subject Of the Public Printing again came up
s, ,ornno bv a resolution Of Air Wood requiring the
Spubc Printer 70 furnish to the members OF the Assembly
in 4s bou copies OF the report Of the Auditor OF the
f,paIs Mr. Deyein offered the resolution, ana MT
apr indorsed IL in speech In which nc asserted th@t
ybe agents OF Thurow Weed would be the oh ones VINO
<roud oppose the resolution MI D. J.. "oou Salu TIE
{ono,t should have been furnished IL December Ihe
resolution was passed.
ton 10 introduce bin extending The Excise law OF New
York City over the whole State
me nil 70 prevent frauds in the opening Of streets was
considered in the Committee OF the Whole 10 the senate.
bs provisions arc SO important that send YOU the bill
sntire:
g. Act 70 amend m act entitled An act TO prevent
fraud 10 the opening and ayns oaI o. streets ana ay
bnucs IN the city Of .New,loIh'' passed Aprh a.
sl T. section one OF An prevent fraud in the
90 M Nev-Yerk" passed pr twenty fourth eighteen
Hundred and sixty two is hereby amended 10 read as io
'sSEcuoN1 The compensation to the Commissioners in
my proceeding hereafter % p' coinlggt Ioi oTIs
,ty of New-Yoi north of fOurtechhst ,IlaH DC - PEI
a. o cocb Comm for each day OF actual service
Snd attendance hy him. hut the compensation Of the
Tnu ssOual shall mot exceed IN the aggregate cNclus
g. OF necessary disbursements hereinafter mentioned,
fbe spm of 30 cents foot for the lne1 extent OF the
street avenue on ihc l9I.on .s, 30 ~ ne Dpec S
Erocecdinc on their part within ioN months nom tne
fbtif Nuuliuturrt unless IJriler TIME sAdl
s2c Section i've OF said Get is hereby amended
So o. No costs charges or expenses of description
fhal De allowed i'm such proceeding OF charged on any
lands affected thereby, except the compensation OF the
Commissioner a. aho' Amttu anu men ", es5 g's
fursUnent- iOr clerical services, u copying comparing
incs from title papers preparing the said diagrams
sud abstracts, and keeping proper minutes OF
ihe said preceding ana disc ior sHrfyS ana mans l
le, Tl ayt maid bn in M" csC 10 exceed ono
QaTf day Ke.
kentoI rvTe1.e moi EXCEEDING one hundred dollars The
clerks and surveyors shall Dee appointed and employed by
ihe Commits of the Central Park ana 81 inc DIS
fscion excepting The compensation oil the Commits
eiouersl shall be made and incurred by and
slnder the direction ana regulation OF the Commits
flOners of tie Central Park, aud costs charges or
Expenses any description sha be allowed no -uch pro
the items thereof shall De stated in detail m the bills OF
costs, charges, ana expenses 10 be- taxed noi
Or affirmation Of the respective persons entitled
20 ng2ShI tS are i M c5Ttiiers lf true and cor.
geo that the services charged therein have been actu
eiy rendered and that the disbursements charged were
Ieres-arily made or incurred
sEl. 6. This act shall take effect Immediately
Its passage was urged 10y Senators LaBau ana Henry
3 Murphy. There is doubt OF s passage The beno-
b 10 the taxpayers OF New York by the passage Of such
p biz win be immense. It VIII be put upon its final pas
FOLLOWING nominations of Gov Eenton 10 the vacancies IN
the Maor-Gcncrais4hps Of the National Guard Of the
eral 81 the First Divisions Joseph T. Carr of Troy OF the
Ihird Division Theodore D. Gates of Angston' o. me
sixth Divisions Craig W. Wadsworth Of Genese@ OF the
These officers have all been distinguished 10 the field,
and their appointment Is generally regarded lclc as
troper recognition a. their fitness for the positions.
! The appointment Of Gen. shaer, as Maior6eucral OF
{he FIRST Division National Guard T. strongly com
6es Interests only OF the National Guard nut Of the
people Of your CITY ai heart Gen ,pn|i as probably
officers but by large social influence. Col I.nnons
believe by the officer who was appointed rhaer.
Tie latter did not urge ms claims go 1l NE apponi-
career during tlc and OF his thorough competency
T6e senate confirmed the following nominations q
Gov Ientou Notaries Public in NeU-1 OH 10y; Geo
" Allerfor ir Flv s Dickinson john Fowler ir. Da-
Lyon. Geo. Montague. Thomas s. Moore 1homa' ffudtu
Anotber b to erect railroad on Tonts n your city,
wac noticed today by Mr Oakley OF Kings County. The
ST. running along feminist. 10 stuyvesauts, thence 20
T hasfLS pl''' ''''0pu'' west ANA 0'' anu ''
because Of she absence OF o. the principal officials
u viI meet 40 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning and make
Is crowded with OFFICIALS interested in this matter.
Senator Pcrson from the select Committee, appointed
an Ncw-NOr City, presented their report today They
3ud that the piers and WharVes OF the MAJ DOT Oi new
.h Sf Ns T,In aTsx positive disgrace they ind no wen
ORGANIZED administration OF laM OF "a
Relne flled by Imperfect drainage of tho city
Shch testers m the slips they find The streets along the
Ratcrne so blocked up by railroad tracks ana ohef
obstacles rs % make the delivery and discharge of ner
tbaudizC almost impossible they find commerce and
internal trade suffering and mpOring relief they find
mo economy IN the system any systematic arrangement
Sor the appropriate demands OF business; they nd no
gTOper aIraugt mcnt 10 location OF the different
branches OF trade on the passage Of vessels ta
confusion collisions with their attendant disaster, are
~ Tropfr rceulations an Of them could be avoided
The eEigcncie OF the case demand me prompt lperveH'
Zion OF the Legislature The supreme control ol the SUI
fert must BE- resumed hy the State and vested n
Stronger hands. Your Committee have, therefore unan-
Tnousy come 10 the conclusion that Tie streets bordering
on the river should Ngiened least that
Bic h8rbOr OF NCWAOiE should be placed under special
board bureau. commission 10 whom should Dc given
the ample and absolute control and whose term ~
office should bc beyond political caprice and who should
Do distinguished only Tor their large c9nmerclal
ELoRledg and WelmOWn interest and dcVOtedness 70
He proper dey eiopment aud prosperity 0 the great Cy
RId state OF New-YOrk
Mr. sgerson introduced hin providing that il shall DE
unlawful for any steamboat or sailing vessel ma 'gating
long Island sound or adjacent waters 10 land er pa,
eeuger ana freight 10 receive either al any point
south Of Corlear's Hook, East River.
ThI bill 20 incorporate the Painters Benevolent Ass0
citation names Fred. A. seymore. Andrew EdmOnsOn, c.
Andrews T. Phelan, John r. Fisher and Jas. l. O'DOn-
pei, first coIpoiGOrs The Dill was introduced b5 MI
MI Dreamer introduced bin providing that the drty-
3ng Of cattle and sheep through the streets OF New o
below Forty second 81 Us hereby regulated bv permitting
drovers and their servants 10 the streets for sheep
during all hours OF the day, and for cattle between
eel ana ~ clock Of the day following.
Nh Ghdleys bin OF incorporation The sixthave.
Saving Bank names Charles p. Blumentha, Chauncey
Jnia Hasted, John D. Smith, ". :. Corwiu Francis Is.
Dane. and j. J.. 1a5 Tor as first corporators
senator Thomas Murphy introduced q bin providing
{hat any person DESTROYS Of keeping pawuhrokers Junk
shop integcu Office, dealer IN second hand cloth
Jng shall frs procure license Tor The same from the
ynarl OF Metropolitan Police. Books be kent and
. record Of every transaction entered therein.
Senator Bennett introduced a bill providing that any
claim amounting 20 So or upward on any canalbOat,
lighter or other vessel Jo rIa'rs 70 Hs same shall be
Mr.. Van Nalkcnbcrg introduced pl defining inc OBJ