The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-15

possibly select The bill was finally ordered to a
third reading BY vote OF 18 to 8. The prevailing
Impression Is that this bill will not pass and that
Gov. Hoffman has sgnifed his readiness to accom-
modate the LEGISLATURE by vetoing IL and the Pneu.
matte bill, II either OF them up for his sigma
ture.
Al ~ o'clock noon both Senate and Assembly pro.
ceeded separately 10 the election OF Regent OF the
University. to ll the vacancy caused By the death
quite an amusing esn whsn sn' the o s.' w. @
called fourteen Republicans voted for Leeber, and
only thirteen Democrats voted for Otendorter sen-
ator Kennedy jocosely asked Lieutenant Governor
Beach 10 announce the vote, but Mr.. Beach did not
exactly see It. After waiting for fifteen minutes the
or his constituents in The senate Library. wa. Sc
cured and his vote made II tie between snicke-
backenhoflen and Liebenheimer. II was then found
necessary to call tile roll a second time. Pages and
messengers were despatched to the Congress Hall
barroon, and Harry Genet, Senators Morgan, q. Nor
ton, and Graham were
DRAGGED OUT Br MAIN FORCE,
and carried to the Senate Chamber and tho Dutch.
man secured majority. In the Assembly, strict
party vote was taken. The ilustrious Teft not
being able to pronounce the name Of snicklebacken
both Senate and Assembly met in joint Convention
In the Assembly Chamber, and the Dutchman was
albany RS zsS0 sS 'p,Ss sI
Alderman Repper, md eI.supervisor Andreas
willmann, were go elated at the success Of Ger.
element. that they invited both Houses, inc cuding
the representatives OF the press, to Schneider h
correspondent,
was his duty to do, accompanied the party. and
found two immense tables groaning beneath the
weight OF Westphaa hams,
LiMBuRoER CHEESE, BOLOGNA sAusAoss,
sourkrout, and spretzels. Twenty kegs OF lager
beer we're drained dry during the banquet Speeches
OF welcome were made by Magnus Gross and An
> dreas Willmsnn: The latter man.god TO maintain a
PLAYED on hs neck.
There was no meeting OF the Senate tonight.
Big Diamond Cluster Garvey, thelCourt House pla.-
terer, has not yet succeeded In making million
dollars BY inducing the Legislature to p1ss his
IRVING PLACE EXTENSION BILL.
Tie friends OF Hamilton Fish and his counsel ar.
vinainous outrage. MIR. Fish, as IL veil known, is
the largest property owner on the line OF the pro-
passage OF the BILL The religious societies who are
pert owners Of the Bible House have entered their
solemn protest against this mammoth syindle II
was currently reported this mornina tbat Gsrvev
had been generous enough TO help the boys by send
ing up 5000 to be Distributed among the thirty
Assembly scrubs who compose.
THE BLACK HORSE CAVALRY
The Tax Levy was introduced In the Assembly
this evening by Charter Frear He made a motion
TO make q o special order for tomorrow at IL
O'Clock. The irrepressibe Alvord objected, on the
ground that the bill was not printed. John H. White
and Littlejohn also offered strenuous opposition TO
little Alexis motion. The motion very proper.
" Withdrawn, and the budget rushed of to the
pr inters.
JOHN roLEr's ooLp PEN.
Gov. Hoffman si-ned the bill abolishny n Board
OF Supervisors with magnificent gold ven. present.
ed TO him tor that purpose BY lis particular friend,
Supervisor John Foley.
rHg wARDs ISLAND RIor.
Mr.. Kiernan, from the Committee on Commerce
and Navigation directed to investigate the late riot
on Wards Island. submitted q report accompanied
BY bill. The Committee say that they found the
inmates insuficienty fed aud clad, and forced TO
work In the cold. which gave rise to the discomfort
and riot. The Committee conclude by saying, " The
general management on Wards Island Il not such
ss TO carry out the provisions OF the law and
discipline" The bill provides that all the powers
and duties conferred upon the Commissioners OF
Emigration shall be transferred to the Commis.
sioners OF Public Charities. Mr.. Hustled dissented
from the report. SOL.