New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

ALBANY, April 7, 1867.
One of the leaders Of tho dominant party in the
last Legislature occasionally in the habit OF tehs
his adherents Boys, have been on the make long
enough, let us 90 in for some public measure ue
mandcd by the people; we do this If want 10
save our own reputation and that Of the Legislature
To The credit OF that Legislature let it Re sad that III
many instances theradvice needed, and some soou
bills we're sandwiCle ed through the Legislature, between
some very had Why has not some equally sagheios
member given such warning as this TO the present
Legislaturcf To follow such advice would DC
creditable ~ this present body, and ontitle II
TO more thanks, especially from the people oi
New York CITY, than falls TO ats share mp to the present
time. The Jobs TO benefit private ndividuaIs ~ Ne"
York City which passcdte Legislature nave Deen zen
and Ctfscns generally few that they can ee count
cd tN fingers Of hand Some gooa h'Ie fherc
aFp otrprs which VIII never pass ether oiem. ,,ant
Snly prominent bill whlch has IeSefeu ,e ,i r. G,
1nisslDners Office in New York CITY On INC o,he an
pelifan Health Law The Fire Department Law. ard me
Whfryes and irtcrs commission prolcct nii oi
SN has been :, anenAed In Committee of the latter
htdy that its bcarthe almost bech tSke ". VI ~, ~ 80
uain feature was sang the Commissioners power 10 tear
Gown the markets when the public heaJh demands W. pa %
thc superior wisdor of our legislators gssid @ noo eT @
benefit conferred hlon your eilDcbs ny suS
and they rodifieg II IN such a was lhaI i,s @elo @ m
[' Wnnday t int the first Commce of the Whole net
full but Il has been cODsderedyet II came up at su.,
Ter cazz action to report probes upon IT, M hd
has rec searching eNarna at ths nsi,uh
Nifh has gone through
that h,S tlc Winter IL reCetvedso much scruilhs ah
revision that u is no eN@ercratie' TO say .nSS ID M nv
most lpeffet bin OF the session III was suppop'u ~
cver gentleman who yo,od 10 - Ike out thc elsctng
cians, of tn Board Pyslic wors BILL and II - com
me,sd it.lf 10 the ahlest Democrat Of that bey that
nc Nrfused TO record vote aFiinst H. ENcn Sehaie'
Pitr~on who is bitter opponent o tne com
MISSION system of government aud good irold 10 M
prrato ovtcries Of settors on the river lront q" eN
SGk ami Brooklyn, gave ~ ils hearty snl%I' al, -
tho rnctsure could bayg been ters"'r S,5, - -
"a for the Stsnte aversion 70 pnbtcal ga n
rssslom Gutspokcn But "onld not hen,e ~ ,ss
an tbo s5ousc an efiolt has made To osoaie te I'M
pressep that II is potBgfuOrc or less tlEn pon Icni
ing IN aid 10 disseminate this opinion do MOI men
tionT, rpubcans on the -rr'und that nlnk w Dn'
rhsuG be- supported solely W the adheTefs " thhf al
Sst hleme for se a"pgs of this Legislature and II
Ia sfcen demanded Jy ho merchants q Sow Noff slncc
Iss7 and which will benefit the commerce OF
1 New York and iaie u4.rld, beside srutting good
ssm Of money On the city TreasnT, thc people
wiz say the donuantpn which proiess 20 p pa!y
of ~efom rcsPoasiofOrit. Il. am GLAD t Sy mat inc
friends of the me@snr,Npe adherSnts ot @ At
such The tact n the early part oi thsss.
The ring politicians of g'r city and csFeGly hlose Wo
pnst the bil and the have been ~ successful a. 10
Lax il with the ABnapy and NewNork cw"thdol hall-
yosd nroiect and hayosrcceedcd In gcysnR same mem
hsrs 10 announce Gha the latter bill mut - otongh he
lore the determined opposition to the pharves and Piers
els power to ndorse 81 10000 worth ofthe torany aud
tse members Of Cencil do not like such niee lte
borf This Wiarses ana piers bli shaud pas the As
shonl2 dictate 10 the of that hody t he Wiso
man would be Ia <oow the advice given hy"nc OF tho
Rcpubcan leaders last Winter Not ts do 60 VIII be 10
Ge the people Ne cHrssorc Tor private inIoe thah Tor
The attendance intse Senate sra Yesterday con
aequently that bo1 dj not do any w1r0 Of more than
usual The Assembly did follow tIc exaDpc. Its
Ecual hour OF adIourI ent Is o'clock hutApe session
House went into Committee Of the wholc en- ill reier
ring canal contacts aud the supply an - he ,1nli
(which provided that ocn acore should dcpst slO0n Sc
Mr. Mead moved - sc ont sl6OO and nscIt g. 600, but
te motion was l0st after which the bill WAS progressed
III supply bill Was thel AIKEN mp and aeyei9l sections
aone through with Nr. Oakley succeeded IN having m
0nrporatcd into tn bill item paying ciu~do the ih
I1SSr' Is,nSnt had tc psy Tor being The eapse Of
Sneanp1ent a at Neg,urgh At 1859 ocloci ,bcsbn was
le-ressed. and afiar the Committee had imported mo
nC Committee Of che Whole the Cross Town Ilslroad
biil Committee. Mr. Henry Smith made strong at
nate tRat there had been sharp pfactce IL psing one
OF he especial frieHGs OF ts measure elr SeeD ~ ne
chair before the mnAOn into COIpn.iticc, q the
WLoe was made. ~ Weed Denied this. sad 1t tnbse-
reel. Mr. Pitts had 10 leave the 1oseInely for
aoue -bours. but before dong so reqs,sied, , Mr.
came oat OF the f,us. Coguittce; Mr. Iiltlejo'n
~ that time also Ghsent AID the CLERK the usnal
ditcertc do 80, chose Nj Weed account 81 As sg
tive experience After AFR smiths speech, IN which be
rsotested against such hasie IN In espseaiy %g9
IerdIng D. looked binc lCr CroIfown, but ~ H2lnI
said that ne had mat Nlhlttu en-
ton To seeif His Exceener would cgard yoi" A2r the
present l5 ns rep,mapd for hs veto. Coy Ere re,
esgisd IRON outside sOnrqs that s objections the
original bli were obyiated in the present This
In the Aseg bly,. the repOROf the Committee dis
agreed 20, aud the bill osdegcd 10 third reading With
The CIrnilf Cities d. ito Assembly have yet IN
Their possession the bill extending fncs OF The C-
Ill it is JsopcyG modified. JhS bill gives the Commis
soners pDver 10 .Xteud fiitbNs 10 ne Datcry ana "
lay out lGsp ~ al the streets s9uth - Fourleenths
which are % De yidened &c A. Originally introduced
this bill haG SHAT " known the - mist Job IT, but
there l1uchpe opposition u IT, t2t the section
ostensbY sqlen ont One ~ thc PROV isions OF the
BILL however u now stands gives thc Commissioners
power TO say this map whether slch street is be-
wdened not aud the lobbyist ~ this Ann-st Job
gems particularly pnsed with the MI In g. present
sIapc Il presumed his pet project VIII be all right BY
This provision. fUc declaration the part N the Cen
trsl park will reduce The valuation of that
It the general impression that Gov FentOn VIII send
in to senate TOMORROW evening Of the Central
Rairoad Fare bill ~ said e would have done 20 ON
Saturday II it had not been for the early adjournment Of
the SeIate.
The following bill introduced by Mr. BENJAMIN has bsnn
| ordered 80 n third reading IN the Assembly:
"SECTtONl ]. whenever any female between the ages Gf
u and years shall De brought by the police shall
voluntarily appear before committing magistrate In the
mfng herself be such and protesting desire 10 re
form. and 1t Shall appear that such female has never
been m inmate Of the pentenaTy, such magistrate shall
make order. that in lien Of being committed to the
workhonse or renitentiay the said female shall be
moved tO and detained IN one OF the following mstitu
tons, viz: The protestant Episcopal House OF Mercy,
NewYOrk the Roman Catholic House ~ the Good Shep
herd foot Of ElghiYnintlst or the Ma gdalen Female
Benevolent Asylum aud Home of Fallen Women provided
that the magistrate shall designate in such order the
named may be selected by the person so committed
unless notice shall have been received from such instu
On that there is not for the reception OF further
| mates. Each OF the institutions above named shall
ceiye monthly from the Controller Of the city and County
OF New-lolk the same amount for the support OF each
person so committed as Is now paid 10 the Ncwlork Ju
yenie ASYLUM foi the support Of children committed to
In the Senate Saturday Mr.. Thomas Murphy intro