New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
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onment not TO exceed 10 days
EMPLOYERS AND APPRENTICES r-.
Concerning the rights and duties Of employers and ap
considerable debate In Committee OF the
Whole. on the bill of Assembyman Mooney. Mr. White
and Mr. Bergen Of New-York Mr.. Alyord OF Onondaga'
and others took part, but decision was reachea-
r Bersen urged that some such bill lie needed to remedy
the looseness prevalent-whcn ooseness 10 eoo os
dent, he said, in the deprecated character VI Aoi'
mechanics as workmen.
AID TO RAILROADS.
To enable readers to keep track OF proposed raroao
appropriations may be stated that within lew days.
bills have been reported and Is now ready Tor re-
porting in Assembly, granting total of sS5oooco as
Follows: For the New-York and Oswego Midland Rail
road Al 100000 whitehall and Platsbnrg Road s25OOo
for nnneine pine on the OF the Rondout and
oswego Rairoad 100000 and ito be reported tomorrow
for the Adirondack Railroad through the Northern WIZ
tST ar f, ~ Assemble s aone As railroad op
erations becoming lively large additions VIII De
quickly made to the list
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE
A charter for National Homeopathic Medical College
in New.York has reported by Senator Pierce, au-
thorzed to hold property to tho amount of 100000 be-
sido library, apparatus &C., and to grant
like other colleges The first trustees are named as ipl
Jesnp n A. Calkins Samuel J. Hunt d. d. T. Marshall
James A. Robinson, VIM II. Wisner. Aug r. Chnr Chas'
L. Loew. Alex. Frear, and John II. Demarest.
nsURING THE LIVES OF cLhhGfM n,aonr C,or0v.
proposed in bill introduced by Senator d~eed
the chief Office OF which is TO be IN New-fork-the ogecC
being TO secure by and through life insurance com.
panies now existing or through such may hereafter
be created the benefits of life insurance to or IN behalf Oh
cergyIoen of all denominations professors teachers III
colleges, theological schools, and other eininaIies VI
learr e. and secretaries and agents OF charitable ana
be understood rs authorizing the formation OF life in
company in the issue OF policies by TINS COT
poraton -
The oyster trade is to be brought under taxation by
bill OF Assembly Cavanagh, which provides that All
vessels OF vessels engaged IN oysterngt small
be taxed like other personal property
The Association OF lawyers of which Wm NJ Evarts Is
ns so ss w. and e. Van Wnie are Vice
Presidents is proposed to be incorporaed by senate
NewYork for tanning the honor and dignity OF the
profession of eutivang social relations among its mem
p peoT Standardization Of justice The society is autho
rized to hold property to the amount of 100000.
MUSEUM OF ARR
The metropolitan Museum of Art" is the name Of an
institution proposed TO be chartered in New ork,de-
signed TO include Museum and Library OF Art and for
Encouraging and developing the study of the Fine Arts
and the application of art to manufactures and practical
life and for ady ancng the general knowledge Of kindred
subjects and that end OF furnishing means Of popu
lar Instruction and III an eIeeon can ba 5e
mold Andrew H. Green. William J. Hoppin. John f. Ken
ett Edwin MoTsa rnsees Wm Bryap John
A. Dix. s. l. ~ Barlow. Robert Hoe, ir, Fred Law Ohm;
stead, George j. Putnam, Lucius Tuekernan Russell
coporators The institution is authorized 70 mold any
and all property T in pFo PESp It's objects
In sectaran matters bill in progress authorizing
share OF the Episcopal fund OF the old Diocese VI New
York.
bill for further improving Prospect Park and for sell
part of the land now purchased for it, has been in
PRODUCED by Senator Tweed who has also presented az
tors Point, and Prospect Park Railroad
- THE PROTECTORS OF FISHERIES.
The State Fish Commissioners GOV. Seymour, Seth
Green and ROOsevel have presented their annual re-
port through Mr.. Selkreg in the Assembly Mr. g. men
tcular tentionit has used all the money appro
priae to it, fact than one.thrd of the sum,
tacL extraordinary almost unprecedented that lie
fhoic6t IL worthy NJ snenin notice
PAwSBRoKERs.
The Assembly bill for regulating paWnDrOKers has Dec
iHsH[ i''0iADl' W 'SA4'Oi l"''r ~,4'a
The bill of Senator Murphy amending the law OF lsG9
for organizing the Board OF Water aud Sewerage Com:
IL Bro3s anu 70 iT Wfep aend
ment by Senator Tweed, and ordered 10 committee Oh
CHARGES FOR GAS METERS.
Grumblers about gas be @ S
act prohibiting extra charges for meters
CANAL PROCEEDINGS.
The Canal Board its session this afternoon resolved
important measures concerning the cana! trade
Controller Allen offered the following preamble and res
HIa. guard gns, combinations calculated to divert trade
canals ana enable Taers to maintain their position and
times Of scarcity Of s9 Il may become neee'; to reduce 'o
the Of toll to meet The vayns circumstances and necessities
therefore,
That the Legislature Be respectfully requested concur in
the action Board the reduction Of canal tolls
50 below the rates prescribed
BIZ the 1882 The Canal Board shall in its discretion,
ergDces Of trade shall demand during the
ensuing Of navigation and change the from time 10 uDe
Circumstances shall, IN the judgment Of the Board require
The preamble and resolution adopted and ordered
be laid before the Legislature. Two OF the men hold
contracts for keeping sections OF the canals IN work
ing surrendered their contracts to-day under the
fourth fifth sections OF the law just passed, claiming
the advantages of these sections aud the Canal Board
accepted the surrender to take effect on the list OF April
these contractors is James A. Wilson OF the nrst
section the Champan Canal and the other Is Samuel
Donaldson Of the second section of the Erie Canal.
The Canal Board will, the 18th inst, make appoint
ments for all the Superintendences, Colectorshp and
other officers along the whole line Of the canals and Will
then also designate the various banks about so III num-
ber to the deposits Of the canal tolls from the
various Collectors
REVISION OF THE LAWS.
Errors having occurred in various papers, including
this about tho OF Commissioners dominated Tor
revising the laws it may be stated that they are Francis
Herman Of Oneida, Amasa j. Parker OF Albany and
Montgomery Throop Of New-Iork
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE......ALBANY, March IL.