The New York herald., 1870-03-12

the heart OF Dixon has boon made g1ad. This bill
nas favorable chance OF passng - tue members
oil II. The bill IN relation to
CARRYING PISTOLS.
which WAS introduced BY Mr. Fields, was TO- oay rc-
ported from the Engr0s5ing Coniiaittee This bill
makes IL obligatory on any person charged WIN
ns pistol 60 shoot ner persoa 70 SNOW an snAI
saca be shown. that ft was used With intent 10 40
NEW MODE or PAwNBRoKfNd
wasiniroduced to-day by senator Creamer, being an
act to incorporate u certain deposiIors loan con-
pany, which snail have power To loan money on
Sooas, cnatte.s &C., and with nc0rpOrators Dear
peit aud Max Moses. Mr. "selpme sheeney"
boy would say TOO thin.n ir the bill pass these
genuemen gentlemen cannot be treaied as pawnDrokers.
auough carrying on the pawnDroklng business, and
VIII 10 saved Iiie necessity OF hanging out
THE TRADITIONAL THREs BALLS.
ana VIII also be saved the necessity styling them
selves diamond brokers'" anything Of tnat sort.
put may swing their fancy signs as depository
Loan Company" temDord o Noses
A SENATORIAL GRowL
cams UP To-Day ON the question of allowing the Ave.
nue. railroad oi which MIR. "HanE" Smith Is presi-
den TO extend ITS track through certain streets and
iay oouDle tracks In Others, with switches, turn
outs, &C. Senator Creamer said that the provision
RHected certain portions OF the territory m his dls
trict, and ne would like to know more about 1t.
Senator Genet got MS lre-ish up on the question,
ana wanted the bill passed Tue growi was suD.
dued, but was none the less earnest and express
sive. and tie matter was lald over. THIS is looked
upon by some rs = straw showing that the Wind
was blowing toward q
RUrrURE in THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY,
ana that IN connection wlth other little matters It
tended TO snow that peace did not prevail Ine
wgwams OF the Tnscaroras; that, In facf there are
rnere Is undoubtedly little rivalry for the leader
snip OF the new managers of the metropolitan
munincence but tnat
rHx REroKT IN uSror1DgD
as REGARDS any serious breach IN the ranks OF the
Tnsc'as - emphaticay asserted By those who
should know. II the waters are troubled the Leaders
aytns sh.a
leads TO tbs notice OF bill introduced to-day Dy
senator Norton, by which good
OIL. FOR THE TROUBLED WATERS
or Illuminating purposes may be obtained IN the
city OF New York. This Is to prevent the sale OF
petroleum IN less Quantities than nve barrels which
u requires ali dealers to take out d license from tue
Mayors MMayor ~ =, an R expense % Of ten dollars. The
appoint two commissioners, at salary
oi 5000. TO be paid from the license fund.
any volatiou sa oi tue law to be punished by ne OF
rom 500 to $500 Should death result from neglect
OF the dealer to obey law he mar Ue punished by
fine OF from si,oo to 5000.
THE EXCISR 6iLL
has at length been adopted py the Assembly with a
vote OF " to "a. Mr.. Franklin lrep Of Eres voted
IN the affirmative, while such democrats as Mar
tine, iearsall and Pease voted with the republicans.
Thus II will be seen that tnere were but Two votes
more than enough TO adopt the bill.
CALL OF THE HOUSE
was ordered to-day on the question OF the appoint.
ment OF United States loan commissioners for Onon-
daga county. and Messrs Allaben, Banker J. Brown,
bouSC, rullcl, LdUICuCc MOSclcy, raj
mer, Pease Ransom, Ray, Roberts. Sniper steven
son. Tefrt and wilson, not beng present, were de.
clared III c0niempt.
the FISH QUESTION.
senator Tweed Introduced today a bill providing
for an additional appropriation OF $1,000 To the
State Commissioners or Fisheries aia extending
their term or ONCE three years. The bill further
provides taat no sad snail be taken from the waters
OF the Hudson between the 18th OF March and 18th uf
June each year. under penalty OF Imprisonment or
nne; that no selne5 shall ,be drawn between sun
down Saturday and midnight or Sabbath, ana au.
thorizeS the commissioners to engage the arun
cai production Of stad white nsh and salmon trout
IN such waters NJ they may select.