The New York herald., 1870-03-16
Another Project for . Railroad on
Broadway.

LOT inspectors ol ScHooiS sIuck out. tie wanted
them elected just like they used TO be. "Now,r
ne SAID. 'If we want to promote q teacher
We can't do 1t unless the men are
willing" Mr.. Herman SAD, "Oh, beg to
differ with the gentleman The inspectors have
only to sign the pay .rosn Mr.. Hitchman undertook
TO inform Mr. Hennessy but the latter knew better.
He ID o trustee. and he guessed he knew what he
was o talking about; they couldn't transfer any
teacher without being nterfered with by these men.
Mr.. Herman waniea TO know why he allowed IT, He
replied that he couldn't nep H. ''Well, then said
MI. Herman. you don't understand your business
a trustee" '.Dont - SAID Hennessy. and there
upon wOrdy discussion was oout To 20 wnen the
question was put on Mr.. Hennessey's amendment to
have the inspectors elected and IL was carried. The
caucus then adjourned until SIX O'CLOCK.
On reassembllng the sub committee reported on
Police Commissioners and supervisors bill-. manly
as givea IN my despatch OF yesterday, but made
more prompt In the doing away with the present
Supervisors and in the appointment OF their success
sors. These amendments brought MIR. Burns TO his
feet. He saw In The bills noticed the cut direct Ut
two Oi his nrn and faithful frienus. Supervisor
Roche and NJ. I. Brennan. The Hon Dennis fought
va.iantiy M iof ms rienas put Without avai as lhe
charter, as amended Tor luther consideration. Mr..
Hennessy wanted to know what became OF his
amendment and was lilormcd the subcommittee
mad not mad time to consider It.. The caucus then
adjourned until tomorrow morning.
Several members OF the deiegai seem TO be cap
tOus, cranky ana very dilcuL TO please and 1t may
be sale to assert that the cnarter VIII tnkered so
much tnat the very irons with which the soldering
Is put Will make more disastrous noles than those
which tney attempt 10 stop up.
In the Assembly session this evening a
number OF bills were considered IN Com
miltee OF the whole The only one contain
Ing anything new or wor,hy OF note THAI
proviuing Tor new charter Tor the city Of Albany
ana 10 repeal the net creating the Capitol ponce
which, after the report OF tue committee naa been
disagreed to, was finally passed with vote OF SO to
], tine negative being III. Q. Murphy.
The Excise bill returned Dy the Senate with the
resolution calling for Committee OF Con-
ference was received IN the Assembly tonight.
with the notice that Senators CreaIner. Lord
and Parker had been appointed committee on
behalf OF senate. Tue resolution was concnrred
Kings; snow OF Otsego; Franklin or Erie, and
Sniper, OF onondaga were appointed the committee
More broadway Raiiroads-AdIItional Privi-
leges to Telegraph Comprehensive Excise
Law In the Senate-EnlarRinG the Powers
or the Marine Court-Wise Provision In
Regard to Railroads in Cities.
ALBANY, March Is, 1870
Once more the straps have been slipped upon the
shaft wheels and the great legislative lathe OF the
Empire State is whirng away, and the laws are
being turned and trimmed and ornamented accord
ing to the and style OF the edge tools used by
the mighty Solons and furnished by the almighty
lobby.
CROWDS or POLITICIANS
from the metropolis arrived last evening, and the
Delavan and Capitol looked this morning ike "Tne
StrkerS bay, on fdTk TOW, 1nu tue new 1UTk City
Hall during the CITY canvass The Board OF Alder.
men, or. AT least, quorum OF the Board. are here
ana the light In the Capitol to-day is almost blind
ing. The glare from the snow Is bad enough, bur
add TO this the ncessant glimmer from the alder.
manic diamonds which fash from every quarter
the probable necessity for oculists w II this sort
OF thing continues. be very great
WHAT THEY ARE AFTER
they Will not tell just yet. Some say they want to
see where they will stand under the new cnarler:
others that they want to how the tax levy VIII
get along, since Ihe Aldermen refused to have any
thing do with 1t In sher Board Others again say
they want to take measures by which
TIE STATE CAPITOL WILL BE REMOVED TO NEW
YORK,
and others stlll. that they want to take anything
they can get chance at However that may be-
nothing yet has been done to show their Intentions.
except that the barroom OF the Dclavan ~ made Tor
the nOnce q headquarters.
THE GREAT wEsTCHgsrRR GAME COCKS,
namely Haskm and HerrIng-the ponderous and
pounder-ous expounders OF law. declamers for
honesty and den0uncers OF usurpatlon and political
and Official dishonesty-are here as massive and
mastlfr-nke as possible. TINS afternoon they ap-
peared before the senate Committee on Roads aud
Bridges and 'chawedr each other up In the same
style as their great chawing matches were carried
on In the county OF Westchester, and as fully aud
exclusively reported In the HERALD At the time.
STEAM CARS IN CITIES
were the subject OF bill introduced to-day by
Senator Genet. The bill provides that railroad com
panles using steam locomotives In cities IN which
there are 1900 or more inhabitants shall have
agman placed at every street crossed by the tracks,
VINO shall warn people OF the approach OF trans by
swinging consplcuousy a req nag In the daytime
and red lamp IN the nighttime. Failure to do this
subjects the company to line OF $3.50, and any per-
son injured by reason OF any such neglect may
recover exemplary damages, and In case or death no
limit shall be placed on the amount 10 be sued for
recovered
deceased but IL shall be left entirely TO the discre-
ton OF jury
the WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH MONOPOLY
may profit mucn by bill introduced by Senator
Creamer should the bin become Jaw. Any tee-
graph company organized under the laws Of this
State may lease or sell to any other company the
properly. right, privileges and franchises, whether
tins State or any other STATE and payment for the
| sale or transfer may be made In the STOCKS, money
or property OF the purchasing company This II
very good--very good, lndeed-giving private cor.
porations power TO sell state franchises TO other
private corporations Big nsh swallow little fish,
you know aud The highest stocks longest purse aud
Ugh,est squeeze will win. Senator Creamer intro
duced another bill, which Will afford
AN oPENlNS FOR AMBITIOUS LAWYERS
to run for judgeships in tne Marine Court The
bill makes this court court OF record increases the
number OF judges to six, lengthens Their time 10
makes their salaries The same those OF the Judges
OF the Common Pleas $4,000 per annuml, without
fees perquistes and authorizes them TO appoint
clerks. stenourapners and assistants Good for the
Judges Of The Marine Court ana their friends
THE EXCISE LAW,
as amended by the Assembly, was up to-day In the
Senate and was severely handled. Senator Ken
nedy-who, although from the region OF SAT-, IS not
remarkably well preserved-"slung" his .Misstur
Prez-e-dunt' with oil his power and argaed for
democratic" principle. and only to advise the
majority from acting injud;ciously.r Senators
Creamer, Murphy, Parker and Lewis, each made
very effective speeches pro ana con ana alter
several hours had been spent IN "chin music" the
matter was non-concurrea In and conference com.
mlttee ordered.
BRIDGING THE NORTH RIVER
Is subject, among other things, at present en-
gagnR the attention OF Mr.. George Plunkett OF the
1wenty-second ward. George thinks that nobody
wants TO buy that Weehauken Terry ana run it FOR
unn as the present ow are doing so ne Is pre-
parina bill TO take the preliminary steps In throw.
ing bridge across from Manhattan Island 10 some
point on tae Palisades. More mpractleable feats
have been accomplished, and George seems deter.
mined 10 prooe the SUBJECT Each visitor 10 the moor
OF the House may now De denomlnaied q
TICKET OF LEAVE Man,
he must obtain ticket OF leave from the Speaker
TO enter on the noor. Tnls rule annoys many OF The
lobbyists very much, and the anteroons are
consequently much fiequened and crowded duri0g
tue day. Among the sltors to-day was the original
lCaet OF Leave ~ "A Florence II quits