New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26
ALBANY.


Observation-Disclosures CHILDRES-GER-
MAN APOTHECARIEs.
ALBANY, March 25.-My last dispatch, dated
at O'Clock this morning. left the Caucus OF the New
York City Delegation fevorsh excitement after hav-
ing Just received visit from Senator Tweed who re-
manned in his quarters till near that hour He did
not visit the Caucus till specially invited 1t may be
added that his appearance not followed by dmi
mutton OF the excitement which had ragged for two hours
previous the contrary there seemed to be increased
agitation, IL the reports of gentlemen passing that
ton OF the Delavan Halls be credited Language more
emphatic than courteous indicated that eplthets
flung around with than the liberallty with
which Senator Crcamer enlivened his remarks
during the day in the Senate. and Senator
Genet said INDUCED freely in OF the acri
mony that leaked in brief cooques between him and
sachem Tweed during the Senatorial proceedings OF the
previous day Other members contributed fair share
in this exharating discusson-and some epithes which
parliamentary rules exclude from legislative halls were
scattered loosely and fro. Some OF the members Mr.
Herman and Mr. Burns especially favored the return OF
newspaper correspondents who had been early excluded
from takng notes at the meeting and IS said that AS
semblyman Burns left the declaring himself will
ing that his constituents should know all that was sara
and dOne-he was willing to face the music" and
thought that Others ought 10 be equally ready 10 have
their proceedings reported in matters that concerned
their continents, If not the public. 1t was noted that
the prominent opponent Of open doors was senator
Dreamer. But the caucus seems TO nave accomplished
little nothing though II appointed Committee 10 see
what basis harmony could be arranged their views to
be submitted TO the adjourned meeting oil the caucus
The temper shown in the Senate today much
like that OF yesterday that II does not seem az II any
trsnquznG effect produced IN the caucus indeed
it is reported that Senator Tweed repeated there
what SAID before enteringthat he would see mat
a City charter prepared which would give TO New
York economical and honest government, abolShng
all existing abuses. far as good charter cOuiui
charter such wellmeaning taxpayers OF al parties
THE Associated press dispatch says: The OF
the NewYork delegation which IN session last night
adjourned at tns R0Tn and 10 Owen Mnphy
who voted with the interior Democrats against the fOce
as was rejected last Tuesday No defu,e
reached except that no measure should be proposed un
less received the approval OF fournths Oh inc ueesa
Two moves were made in Senate to-day for designating
day of adjournment Senator Parkers resolution pro
posed the 4th and senator Lords the Sh OF April Dut
both tabled With the quantity Of legislation now
hand and with the unsettled condition OF AFFAIRS
among the Tammany men, II does not appear probable
that session will close before the end OF April Vast
railroad operations about which little or nothing has
been said or done either House-those particularly
concerning the Central and Erle-must occupy nuch
volvng applications for legislative bounty amounting to
an aggregate OF many millions which VII consume naSh
Central and Erie ask no money they are seeking prNl
eges the way OF increased fares and other points
that will excite much cOmnouOn during the REMAINDER
The bin for aiding the Brooklyn tunnel with half a
million has no connection with any other establish
ment' company chartered a couple OF years ago
for making tunnels under the North aud East Rivers;
hut controversy the cOrporaors have been the
only active operations yet developed except the Dill now
submitted to the Legislature. The Company propose
tunnel between New.YOrk and Brooklyn the first
periment-to be made with iron tubes lined with mason
~ -Four or five points between the Battery and Cor
ears Hook Navy have deep places IN which
the tubes be sunk alleged at such depth as 10
he below the draft of the largest shipping Its promoters
are of course sangune their mode OF constructions
the thing looks far enough TO attract attention from
ali who fully estimate great importance OF the best
Of communication for railroads, ordinary convey
ances, and foot passengers.
The evils resulting lately from the course OF several
Judges granting eTpG,te inlunctlOns in important
cases attention 10 the bill OF Senator Murphy OF
Brooklyn for securing something like justice IN such pro-
ceedincs at least sustaining the power or Judges
where hitherto special safeguards seemed to be re-
qured by the claims OF prOprletY ana OF private ghs
The Erie swInde particularly show the necessity OF this;
and all who are shocked by those iniqutes must be
erated seeing the Senator'S bill for preventing such
evils progressing II did to-day. 1t Will doubtless be-
Among tie various benevolent OBJECTS for which leg
latve recognition is asked this Winter, one seems
FriendIess Women and Children in New.Yofk Nothing
but charter Is asked from the State; individual lib
that can he done here to aid the good cause is
name the benevolent ladies mentioned as
Jackson Catharne Dqryea ElTe Carrie r. BTeft sarah
Meacham. Elizabeth L. Roman, Maria D. Heaon. Stella
Mitchell. Sarah ;. Cooper Adriana Genung, Ann T. Mar
Ia s EiHabeth w. Wyckof ietiiia W. Ais Mary E.
Hartt, Aetta Duryes, Ellen Woolsey Abigail Buckley
Mary 5. DE Lanater, Janet Ilney, Ella G hn0~lton,
Ann Brewer. A. Prior, Annie Eaton, Harriet
l. Parker. Mary White, Frances NJ Allen, Mar
garet S. Barnes, Harriet Sheldon. Mary l. stone,
and Caroline O. BOgart While the name Ct the Society
indicates the general objects II may be addt that the pro
posed mode OF operation by fading destitute and friend
Tess and children 10 help themselves by proyd-
ing temporary home where they may receive proper
moral and intellectual culture untl they shail De pro
ylded Otherwse-the great objects being 10 ma them
employment and home where their services are needed
and where they may be surrounded Dy te pest soCai
and moral influences" it proposed TO give the Society
power to apprentice such children under Is years as are
committed 10 their charge by parents OF 0thef lees
relatives for that purpose, and 10 protect them against
maltreatment by employers Few Societies have such
field for benevolent exertiOn here proposed among
muutudes Of suffering women and children always
movement il progress for eeyatlng the profession
Of pharmacy, by encouraging those engaged ID IL 70
ouaiify Themselves the best by study OF COZ
lateral branches OF science by famarizng themselves
with the best modes OF preparing medicines ana py cu
tivang branches OF learning connected with their
pursuits. The BIZ was introduced by Assembyman
Nachtman. and names the following persons as corpo
ceutical Association" TheoDaid Froweln X. Wander
Eude, Henry Diedel LOUIS Naumann, Charles Ende,
Paul Bauff, Gustave Ramsberger, August Weizman,
j. Marx Frowein, Herman Metz. The trustees are al
lowed TO hod proP d 10 tne ad 20 confer
competent graduates such graduates 10 nave served
an apreutceshp of al least four years. and attended at
least tWo full courses lectures such example from
our German feOw-ctzens is worthy OF vice attention
among apOthecares generally with the view Of prevent
ing the dangerous consequences not unrequenty result
ing from incompetent clerks among the apOthecaries.
Speaker Htchman has made appointment partleu-
lary eatisfacory TO the members Of the press attending
the Legislature-that Of MI Thomas nri1el AZ seno-
grspher successor OF the amented "akemah, whose
assistant he was in stenOgrapllc duty.
Both Houses adjourned early today for recess I'LL
Monday evening, you may say Iuesday.for little Is
done few members being present, at the first evening
session.
The next week will probably furnish far than
dpary TOPICS Of excitement railroads and other
important matters coming up, addition 10 the en-
crossing matters connected with New-iork CITY al
fairs.
IL is understood here that bill will be introduced in
the early part OF week to abolish the Board OF Al
dermen OF NewYOrk City rs at present constituted ana
TO elect members at large throughout the county IL Is
understood that Senator Tweed II preparing gene
raj charter city, chief feature OF which Will De
It's stringent against large salaries and reck
less expenditure Of money.
The admiTer OF contrasts might be gratned with the
cnau ged OF the Capitol and the hotels since
the eariy adjournment to-day scattered the Legislators
and their multitudnous hanPerson by the railroads va