New-York tribune., 1867-01-04

very little interest TO most OF your readers IL rs eVl
dent that there will be powerful influence hrQughI
70 bear the Legislature for the repeal OF the law
have named but az no concerted movement, LOOKING
10 that object has yet been made II is I'M,
possible 10 say how much euecJ u VII
have. Senator Gibson gave notice that ne WGuna
Introduce bill creating a Mtuop2Hll.,,' Hlo,''
Board of Commission of WhaTyeS ana IlerS lol W y
York and BROOKLYN. In whom power VIII be Nestcu "
regulate the whaIves, docks, etc, OF the tw3 Cf M
have named. Ii ls understood To ne tHe 1hI w bS,-s
Citizens Association two members OF WHICH H"' =
becu here The same Association Wall shOltIS ~
bill introduced creating a MetIopontm5n an ] nOsIn ~
Public Works taking substantially an an ~ t pyJ
Of the hands OF the street DeparthSnH Olo'o
COiut House Commission. etc. luiS "ou -
ISOLATION viii have representative nele u.Ntiis
nj the session, and whatever Is ueCcssi3 ioI
good of yolT cit, and Brooklyn VIII unquestlonaDy
r. attended To- The petition circulating IN Now
York for the removal OF senator Coilgu AVIn 'n0
office Of Senator, was PItoeHteu Iua5 ~ ti's
hest citilens of New-YOrk. and Will no doubt nave
great weight in the Senate Chamher. IN tne ASsfI M
blv several bills relative 10 New Ork ana oIOOhIA II
SSre noticed 10 be introduced at length mostly
nv the Democratic side One relates 10 abolish
nc the Board of Supervisors and another Itgu-
Isting what the Rev; Mr.. Cuyler cans tmo nc
social cancer These have not been drSNn uP
vet A bilI was sent up by Mr.. Creamer, amendatory
Of the Registry law permitting natnTalzed cltlzehs
when appearing before the Registers, to have thelr
names registered without producing their papers OuV
Eimplv ON their affidavit that they are citizens.
Mr Oakley presented on act TO limit the hours ot
labor constituting days work in this state to eBh
hours II provdes that on and after the first of May
1866 eight hours of labor, between the rising ana
setting of the sun, shall be deemed and held 10 oS
legal day's work in all of labor and service Oy
She day, where there Is no contract OF aereee1 TO
the contrary. This act shall not apply to OF IN any
GSsk 49,.
Mir. Grdey presented petition, of Edward MI MIt;
ehen. Republican Union, claiming the seat now hclI
~ FyouE Ransom Conservative representative or
the With District Mr.. Mitchell claims that III the
tst District of the Fifteenth Ward he was dellaudcu
ont of 200 votes by the canvasseTs giving theh 10
James Rilev Democrat: and that he can prove that
the CanyaSsers. one Democrat and the other COh-
seTvative concealed the fraud thus peIpetated:
The Assembly adjourned until Tuesday morning 10
o1ve the Sneaker chance TO select his committees
fhe Senate will adjourn tomorrow until the same
fine .,-.:. e
which was given on Yesterday 10y Mr.. GTdy, is OF
Such importance that | send full SYNOPSIS. board
Of five Commissioners. residents of the CITY OF New
York appointed by the Governor, with the consent
OF the Senate 10 be denOminated Commissions OF
Public Markets" One of the commissioners shall
hold Office for one year, one for two years ana one
Tor three yeaIs and for four years and one Tor
five yearS They shall be subject TO removal 10y the
Governor in the manner provided Tor the reno
val of Sheriffs Any vacancy thus occurring shall Dc
filled by appointment The term OF O1tce OF each
OF sand Commission after the expiration OF the term
shall be five years The members shall draw lots as
~ who shall the different terms. One OF the
Commission is TO be President and one treasurer ana
q person outside of the Board is to be Secretary.
The President of the Board shall receive 5000, the
Treasures 5000, and the other commissioners Sow.
The Secretary IS TO receive n salary not exceeding
1880. The Treasurer Is TO give bonds IN the
sum of $4,000 for faithful discharge
of their duties. The said Board are 10 enact such
Jaws, rules and regulations as II may deem adVlSa
BILE inconsistent with the Constitution or laws OF
this State. The Board, Immediately after organl-
cation, are TO become possessed OF the titled prop,
eIty rights of property, possession and use OF all
real estate owned by and belonging to sald city,
pow in use for public market purposes IN sad
lngtOn. West Washington, Franklin, Fulton,
EathaTine, GOuvemeW; Essex. Union, Centre,
Tompkins, Jefferson, and Clinton Market properties,
together with the buildings edifiCes, fixtures and
Sppurtenances belonging thereto and also the pieces
OF real estate known the LOwber tract and the
GansevOort property All these are TO be hel IN trust
for the City of New-lOrk All persons having the
use and control of these properties are 10 turn
over and surrender the whole and every part
thereof together with all leases, Lettings
deeds, and COnveynces III anywlse pertain
jng thereto. to the said Boaid. All those
tdueDdering such property viii thereafter have NO
Responsibility attaching thereto and the same shall
devolve upon the said Board. The Board after making
careful estimate OF the values revenues, Ne OF tle
properties heretofore named, and shall publicly de-
clare whether the best interests Of the city of New
York Will not be promoted by the sale and transfer OF
Baid properties any portion of them, and the pur-
chase OF other properties, and constructing thereon
suitable market property for the better acc0mnoda
bon Of the city of NewYOTk Their decision is TO be fl
nal and conclusive III the premlses-when they declare
The property should be sold they 10 sell the same
public auction TO the highest bidder, after notice
shall De gwen IN six daily papers at least eight weeks
prior 70 the sale-and all moneys realized are 10
be deposited with the New-YOrk Life Insurance and
Trust Company OF with the United States Trust
Company of New-1OTk, subject TO the warrant
and TO the credit of said Board and said moneys 10
BE- used in purchasing other property constructing
new market buildings. To carry out this provision
the Board shall possess all the powers and authority
of the City of NewlOrk. No market is 10 be discOn-
Cnued until said Board shall provide suitable
accommodations for the lessees, heirs or as
Bgnees OF market-stands, and until that time they
shall remain In undstuTbed possession of their stands
and the persons thus TO DC removed shall have
presumptiye right of choice Of market accom-.
mOdatiOns in all new markets to be built and
constructed The said Board are TO have sole control
Of all markets, rentals dc. The Mayor, Aldermen
and ConmOnalty of NewYork are, from time TO time
upon the request of said Board 10 create and issue
public fund or stock TO he denOnlnated the New
York City Public Market improvement Fund to an
amount not exceeding $lOOO0OO, and issue the same
tn such sums as the Board may require; saIu fund
stock shall bear interest at per cent and snail
be rcdeenahle in 20 years from the time OF issuing
the same The Mayor Aldermen and COmmonalty
of New 1Ork are to fix the nominal amount or value
of said stock and sell dispose OF the same at OF
above the par value either az public private sale
All moneys arising from such sales to be deposited
10 the credit of said Board, with the Newly York Ldfe
Insurance and Trust Company. For the payment OF
the interest the Board of Supervisors shall levy tax
sreal ana personal estate sum Of money sufficient
pay the interest annually accrung Five per cent
Of the whole sum is TO be deposited with the Con
troler of New York who shall provide for the pay
fent OF Sdlu INTEREST," Inc surplus is 10 nc invested
in a sinking fund for the redemption of tho stock
issued under the act and said stock shall be subject
20 redemption any time after ten years Said sink
ing fund shall furnish the means until said stock il
redeemed and Cancelled All equities of lien upoI
the sinking fund, upon any property named III th'
set TO be sold shall, upon the sale close, anC
shall in law follow the funds realize,
thereof aud be deemed 10 have been transferred t
the fund in which the moneys therefrom realized
should be invested. The act is 10 take effect imme
diately. Ii Mr.. Van Valkenberg of BroOm'
tsOuufV and not Mr. RpxuOl1q of SorQtopa ybf
dominated Mr. Coldwell for Clerk in the Republican
eaucns, on Monday evening
The Committee on Elections have unanimously de
fided that Mr.. Buclman's claim 10 a seat from IN,
With District, Kings County, cannot DE recognized
~ MT. Dixon has produced his naturalization papers
and shown that he was citizen when elected They
viii report on Tuesday.
On account of the adjournment OF the Assembly
pntil Tuesday the hotels are thinned off aud tile