New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-16
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requires that records be kept OF all children IN public
asylnms that such records be open TO inspection tbas
the children shall not be apprentices beyond tne "a
without consent OF parents guardians ana tnat o
religious belief which such children may Da no,,
ceved from parents shall not be medded Sitn bo%pe
from asyuns shall be made % the Legislature hno"S
the names aud other particulars respecting al SUCH "
The bill to aid I'm establishing free school Of design IN
Brooklyn ordered 10 a third reading. 49,.
AdulteratOrs OF articles Of food and drink may oe .
esed TO learn that Iiasbroneks Dll was 0fHs a al
third reading Furnishes all adulterators with me anu
imprisonment l., al,
The BIZ 10 regulate the sale OF leaf tobacco IN ib;
State requires the gross weight IN pounds 10 De inahe
geght in pounds Of ali materials other than tobacco
contained in and around the same except snch a. ~ ~
rectly imported from foreign countries Flhes Vi eD ~
500 are to be inflicted FOR violation This bill was '
dered TO q third reading. -
The bill providing for printing the Session laws was
amended as 10 take away discretionary power rom
the State ofcers aud give the work TO the lowest bid.
ders but the amendment was reconsidered, and let
The charter Of the City Of Albany was put upon its
final passage and received a unanimous voe. IL VIII
doubtless be signed by the Governor, and the election
next week will be held under II.
In reference 10 the Liquor bill the Assembly coDeurred
IN the resolution rom the Senate Tor appointing 1oh
nittee Of Conference respecting the amendments made
to that bill IN the Assembly. 80,
In Committee OF the whole, the question was on a bill
OF Mr. Mooney for opening and mpr9ylns Ssdg"i ,h
general principle that Commission ought 10 be created
By the Legislature but that whole subject OF roads
Burns moved that the Commissioners be appointed by
the property owners as the best way OF securing eeono
Yards We're brought fully N review and made lively
time. The bill was ordered 90 third reading.
Mr.. White presented bills for organizing safedeposit
companies and for charerng tie Associated Hotel Com
pany Of New-York.
There are wheels within wheels among the Tammanv
men, some OF them running not altogether smoothly.
Two caucuses were held today by your city Assembly
men-an early morning session. and another before the
evening Legislative Mr. Kiernaus bill for rey0-
uOnzng the Board OF Supervisors and the Metropolitan
Ponce, and also bis bill about the Judiciary offered last
night In the Assembly have excited much discussion
inside and outside OF the party They considered
indications Of the determination OF the young Democ-
racy to go ahead. without waiting much longer for the
old fogies to make up their minds about the proposed
new charter.
The Canal Debt Funding BILL introduced in both Houses
OF the Legislature to-day, brought here by Messr-
Henry OF New York and Hatch OF Buffalo, on behalf Of
the NewGOrk Chamber Of Commerce, Produce Exchange,
Citizens Association, ShpOwners' Association and the
Commercial Union. Ii understood the PROVISIONS Of the
bill meet the approval OF Messrs ComstOck, Eyar;s,
Porter Ganson and other eminent ur,s statesmen aud
business men,
There is avery large delegation Of NewY0rk Aldermen
here and 1t is understood that they have effected har
nomination OF the views Of Senators Genet Dreamer ana
Norton with reference to the Charter question.