New-York tribune., 1870-04-22

STATE APPROPRIATION BibLs-NI'" Xe'n,,
hNrrNp PROsPECTs--AN0THEh CohMicolO'
NJ, nS,iNr ,rr,y'vopv-suNG SING PRIsoN-fRO-
cprss or THE ARCADE RAILROAD BILL
k,pANy. April 21.-Thc proceedings Oh 'lo
IA, i,c,,,dc several important points cohec'e" WIN
taxation loans and other financial matters n''os ' W.
foremost In value is the Free Oanai N"o 80 a.. 49,
motley OF which was approved by No'e Vi ioV 10 ~ ~,
Assembly The objects Of the bill are 70 wen uiuoi
,ood mat il is needless TO say more here thah ina,
,rosos n loan Of money enough on bonds running
"a oore 10 nav of the present Canal Debt ana .hus
satisfy the constitutional requirement. lor paying '
dt before any essential reduction can be mace Ill ,'ic
o,s on canal trade The law must he submitted 10 'nc
neople at the next election, as trequircs ther aplo'
before il goes into eheet' lhe sum W '' '0'i'
be almost $1O,oO0OCO.
The Annual Appropriation hill for the expenses OF inc
State Government, and for supplying Deficiencies III
former appropriations, occupied the Assembly uuilnt
much OF the day. Among the largest appropriations Is
the peTmament Quarantine location in Newiork Harhor
to pay for extra work in stTengheln ,,hIe wharf
and fitting M the hospal for building sulipIS tin VIA
for the hospitals for improving tie nenS ,an W from
the buildings and preserving mem improVementa
Fifty thousand dollars are appropaWa r ior ,o naV
; emniovfs maintaining steamboat for boarding YES
sells and removing the sick DC me sum IN. "a for
proprated paying to Francis smith tne m %
extra work in constructing the foundation OF the
tine Hospital at West Bank so az to make IL % "Ie PriH
Association is $1,000 The APPROPRIATION aaD D 0c'upeu
of the day, and passed 70 tnrd Ct has
lately preSented to the Legislature bill entitled AN
ne CIV OF New York detrimental to the health of the in
Sabts of said city" ,otndS Ana hSE Ss il indresty e 70
cesotGs ce eooo irS Corporation Of unlimited dqra
tOn-a perpetual "commiss 70, lionobolin1S ~
tb,s savry branch of business The bill Is another o
the euriostes OF legisatioG-especiay IN the ndIeGt
way ii creates the corporation by an ncide1ta phrase IN
nSder the new City Charter interesting to the
isn NOT vet whether
will apply the gag 10 cut Oft discussion when ne Gals up
this one Of his latest efforts nlawmang for his ia'oe
sE sEc1ros / John H. San M orvn Roe Kennedy John T.
sucre emTO8ered build purchase sh boats and vessels ss
they deem necessary and to build and s dS%ns fun m Of
removing ali mstr which the health and cnyenence Of ,P i9
STe The Controller Of the City YcvYotk shall ieCras
Necessary which said parties in the first section hereof nae or th
over which ne parties their shall exercise sole and eIa
their assigns times have suitable vessels to receive and carry
all the piu.e matter Of every Kind and nature wnn ca & 3 % @
sd city for e health and convenience Of its i9hati.n e % sh
and also he contractor for removing dead srmal from said city
qTs sTS 3 a S GI'ef: al Te 70 %ssf Of e1s 9 nature except
Aforesaid which may srse or Dc PT@%gh % IN @ & at or .Ts
dumping SoaFs to be eq oy M m G CIV YoT .. in
lie second Of this mentioned and al no other place places
each OF said dumping boards with their YES
skc ANY person OF persons violating the provisions Of this act
shall upon conviction thereof punished smemeauoI
Tie defeat OF the bin for selling the present state
Prison at sing Sing, and providing for the construction
of edce better fitted for the purpose may well cause
surprise among people who know the various necessities
for such change The running of railroad close to the
prison. and other arrangements in the neghborhood ana
the need edifce with sufficient grounds less con-
venient the river and railroads. have led to general
concurrence III the pTopTiety of mprovcnent III location
as VIII as in edilce To these considerations may be
added the fact that the reformers of prison dsci-
pline unanimous concerning the necessity OF tne
| proposed changes preliminary to improvements
in the management OF the prison, for humane ana re-
project important many grounds whispered
10 he the belief among certain sehemcrs that Con van
rounding grounds for the purposes or bis falroad ma
fnS RalToad King Will "cpme down literally TO secure the
passage OF the hill may temporarily rotard the proposed
not altogether improbable that the bin viii he reconsi-
ercd and passed during the few remaining days o the
After all its vcssitudes and after having beAn essen
tally amended the New YORK Arcade e, Ealifna6 & Dli
- Senators being present The ruling spirit seern- 20
proposition OF senator Tweed substituting the Pneu
matte Tunnel bin instead Of this renders the success OF
of the latter showed the Taanany strength SdgaE d.
Whether the views Of Stewart Aston and Others OF tho
heaviest owners Of Broadway property and the influence
Of senator Tweed, will have more success II tho Assem-
bly, VIII now quickly be seen.
CANAL TOLLs-CHENANGO CANAL EXTENSION
QUERIES ABOUT ADJoURNMENT-STATE AP-
PROPRIATION BILL - PROCEEDINGS LAST
EVENING.
ALBANY, April 2l.-DuSlncSS men connected
with internal trade and navigation interested In
knowing that meeting OF the Canal Board will lie held
Albany Friday the 29h, for the purpose OF arrang
ing the toll sheet for the present year.
Notwithstanding the exposure of the utter worthless
ness of the Chenango Canal Extension the Pennsyva
mia Line, it is deemed expedient by politicians to
| make appropriations for that work The sum IL cut
down far below what recommended by state Eusi-
neer Richmond. He urged at least $10C00 for this year.
but the Canal Committee cut it down To 10000
The talk is strongly OF closing the legislative
session Tuesday Wednesday next. Politicians
anxious to get away To attend the respective Conven-
tons. Railroad men not so fierce for leaving They
wish to whether the Governor Will veto their favOTte
bills. If vetos come, they want 10 carry their bills
through the Legislature in defiance of the Governor
is therefore not quite clear that final adjournment Will
| take place so soon.
The time occupied in the Assembly by the State Appro-
pratOn bill rendered the proceedings less than usually
| Interesting. The bill, with its mutudinous items
| passed with scarcely any amendments
ELEVEN O'CLOCK M.-The Senate has Just adjourned
The Assembly adjourned only half an hour Both
Houses rushing business through with remarkable
speed. Among the latest doings in the Senate the
passage of the Assembly bill authorizing the NewYork
| and Oswego Midland Road TO consolidate with other
roads Another of the Scnates acts the granting OF
jurisdiction the National Goyernmct the proposed
site for this Customouse and Post Office The bin reQur
ing 10 report to the County Boards Of Supervisors
debts contracted and bonds issued by such
passed This il needed for the protection Of the
many who are investing In town bonds issued
chiefly for railroad purposes and Il also useful in show
ing the whole amount Of public Indebtedness contracted
| through the State.
| INTEREST ON THE STATE DEBT.
! ALBANY April 21.-GGv. Hoffman to-day sent
| the following message TO the State Senate: