New-York tribune., 1869-01-20
ALBANY.

IECTION FOX eh-'-c,
THE ELH0 IN THE LEGlsLAiOnE
90 Each branch of the Legislature
AIBANi' jon 'nr,;nO for United States Senator AS
No'cu ,D os called by the Clerks OF the respective
the loN ~ members arose in their seats and eX-
bodies, .no ,roferences In the Senate Messrs.
presSeu Storford. Republicans, and Messrs. Brad
Haze ecnu,Swen Snu Creamer, and Norton. Democrats,
ley' "''aont Henry C.. Murphy, the Democratic
"0i, - voted for the Hon. Henry :. Ran
e"1O The vote stood: FentOn. 15 Murphy,
oS"' aau / In the Assembly the vote
p' Tanton %. Murphy &C. The only two Republi-
s'OON ohsent were Messrs. Howard and SchoOnmaker
~ - uonses will meet in Joint Convention to-mor-
~ aDd compare nominations. when eX-Gov Fenton
IN obtain his credentials. This will be the emu oi
Nh Efforts of a set Of dscontented politicians out
'Ie Of the Legislature who would, if they had the
sU Dsar defeat the will of the party to crafty their
own AMBITION ill :, oil
ls,nItv he announced tomorrow. The chances
tbat Mr.. Gleason of ST. Lawrence will be Chair
o. nof Cities A strong effort has been made by
- yorkers TO make Richmond of your city chair
.D Int the countrymen are pushing GleasOn's
Inns ss he gave away his chances for Speakership
A. n, Yonnglove and beside worked hard for Gov.
ron4on. Judge Campbell will be made Chairman of
,h committee on Railroads, and either Labau or j.
bancroft Davis, of Judiciary. Cameron of Chatauqua
or Labau will be given Commerce and Navigation.
The Democrats will be represented on Cities by
Frear aud Jacobs.
Gov. Fenton to-day received letter from Mar
shall O. Roberts congratuating him on his success
The Republicans in the Senate have unanimously
agreed to confirm Gen. Morris rs COmmisSary-Gen-
eral The Senate Railroad Committee had Gen.
Diyen. Vioe-President of the Erie Road, before
them this afternoon. but he knew no more about
the transactions Of Fisk 4 Gould than he testified
to last year.
One of the New-York members. Mr.. Naohtman, is
determined TO add more work to the already onerous
duties of the Railroad Committee, and he has re-
vived the bill regulating the price of milk treight on
the Harlem road. During the past five or SIX years
this, or a similar bill has been presented al each
session of the Legislature, but 1t has never Deeh
passed. nor will 1t be this session.
The Manhattan Underground Railroad bill viii
again be brought before the Legislature this Winter
II proyides for railroad under Broadway and GER
tain avenues. and is substantially the same bill as
WAS introduced two years ago by II. Il. Wilson, who
made some revelations about the corruption OF the
Legislature.
Mr. Alaben of Kings is anxious that the salaries OF
roundsmen and patrolmen of the Metropolitan Police
should be increased to 1880 and that of dOormen to
$1,000.
Mr. Richmond of New-Yorl; to-day introduced the
following bill: ..-.-;uo ~. o,r.r ,,ori.
odcal which shall publish whether IN the body or corner
thereof or as tfFes1 c naTnen is re
quired accepted, shall PRINT cOhsplcuOusy
ih first 0'sA paa 2na n aRd true S"' statement Of the
number Of copies printed and circulated OF s last pre-
ceding issue and if the same be issued AZ different inter
walls, shall specify that SO many copies were phieu o s
morning. so many Of its evening" so many Oh lIs tlE
semi-weekly weekly, semmonthly monthly OF quarterly
SEC q The publishers of any Journal or other period
cal which shall refuse or neglect 10 comply Win the pro
visions Of this act, shall be deemed guilty Of msde
moanOr aud shall not be entitled 10 recover payment Of
the publication insertion OF any advertisement or
other matter in their issues wherein the number Of copies
printed and circulated of the preceding issue was not
published aforesaid.
SIC This act shall be in force aud after the st Of
May next. 80,
The following is a summary of the bills before the
Mr. Aiiabens bill proposes that after March l. 1850,
each patrohnan and rOundsman Of the Metropolitan
Police shall receive annually $500 and each d0orman
1920. Mr. Nachtmans bill proposes that the Hudson
charge more than one cent per quart ireisht on
milk for any distance; bt Xesr M r Bnders bni pro-
vidos that the propietors OF newspapefs may ehaISe
iod not more than 81 per folio for the first
inSeron and cents for each additional insertion Inns
law is not TO eject present rates of compensation for
The pubcton OF the session laws TO proceedings IN
Surrogates Courts notices Of estates of deceased per
sons. Mr. Chases bin provides for gy!nS every Iaroa9
1870 a mile from the general FUND OF te oI ana anu
imposing tax OF threefourths ol MN on eac uoi
on tho real and personal property of the state 10 carry
ont the law Mr. Bergen's bill proposes 10 direct the
Commissioners OF the Central Park TO set aside a
strip of land within the Park boundaries for
fIe purpose Of drll parade and review OF in
fantry t6 he used by the First DIVISION Of the National
Guard Mr. Burnss bin proposes 70 compel jointstoek
companies file the and address OF corpOIors
with the Jerk of the county which said company have
their business Office Mr RlchmOnds bill proposes to
compel publishers Of newspapers 70 print IN each edition
OF their papers a statement OF the number Of copies
printed OF the preceding number. Mr.. Flaggs bill pro
vides that the trial Of indictments or other proceed
ings against persons charged with crime the person
charged may be deemed q competent witness.