New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10
ALBANY.


THE STATE.
ALBANY, March 0. 1S70.-The prompt response
OF the Committee Of Ways and Means the shape OF
Dill approprating 100000 to the NewYork and Oswego
Midland Railroad Company. one Of the important
features OF the day one million OF this Will be pay
able when tins bill becomes law. and the remaining half
million when 80 miles more OF the road In running
order.
The Liquor bill reported back to-day In the As
sembly, with several amendments and the BILL thus
posed TO be amended is ordered 10 be printed IN time for
final action Friday, for which day, motion Of Mr.
Hustled. it il set down for final action. The notifications
will not essentially its exceptonable features,
though they will doubtless smooth down some Of the
toughest points reference to the public sale OF
liquors Sundays
The double.faoed Canal bill osensiby destroying tho
contract SYSTEM while it leaves force all the contracts
those contracts being almost exclusively in Democratic
hands. was brought t. final vote today IN tc Assem-
bly,. IN the shape it bore when coming from me
Senate, there being no opportunity allowed Tor further
debate. Mr.. Fields having cut that of by calling the
previous question" The business quickly dispatched
today and the result showed Tammany majority oi ~
the vote standing 10 to 90 The effects ot tie OH VIII
be watched with deeper interest by those VINO under-
its intimate connection with public Interests
that have been too long sacrificed by rascates IN va
forms.
by Senator Frost for amending the act Of last year addS
the following clause 70 the nineteenth section "hen
company shall have accumulated fund ~ addl
ton to its capital stock and all outstanding liabilities III
Of one half the amount OF all premiums or risks
undetermined such company may increase its capltal
stock from such fund and distribute said increase pro od
10 the stockholders provided always that snch Increase
shall be equal to at least % per Of thc original
capital stock of said company and shall have been ap
proved by the superintendent of the Insurance Depart
ment and authorized by at least threefourths OF the
Board of Directors"
one OF the remarkable of the memorials pouring
npon the LEGISLATURE urging the repeal Of tEHt section o
the law allowing ana TO seciflah schools Is ' ~
hundred delegates VINO attended the late state Methodist
University Convention at syracuse me PRAYER :" Which
memorial is cOuntenluced by resolutions OF That cohVeh-
ton on the same subject. 80
Workngmen are steadily making their influence lelt
in way Of projects II not laws for securing payment
for their labor aid Of which object senator Harden
pancs liable FOR the pay Of iahorcrs employed by con
tractors In constructing their roadways .,.
part of NewYork city was reported iaYogaOJ DJ AZ
sembyman NJ Murphy. -
rial presented by senator Pierce for an apropfa"n 10
edice in some healthy part OF the State outside Of New
York CITY. This hospital has heen III operation sIA'eh
mention important facts IN support OF their request
saying among other things, that during the last summer
infants apparently dying with cholera inantnn. and
only six died out Of the g. And i + added hGt our OF
the last year, 100 recovered.
Another OF the benevolent projects Of New York amt
for which AsseInbyman White has introduced ch',.f
is that OF tho Ladies Helping Hand AssncIaloh IN
snrisi and moral condition OF women who are de
barred many ways from obtaining livelihood open 70
Others-to provide them with ana lhStrlc te n Sow
ing paving them therefor and TO surround thn by ever
means possible with beautiful moral Influences ana re-
~ sf respsct and trne womanhood" Tine ladies' named
in the first Board Of Trustees IN The bill are NnrsaIet
snl,i NJ Hcrrick susan Parish E.iI. Wakcman. Mary
a' P' l Fla tr,y Ei'zaIcth MrEie. Iah
Cochranc Kate Hoffman Harriet Gales, Rose Post |
Uilab Robbins sarah A. spies Mary Hay. Olivia walsh
Morris and Frances Doughty The AsSoratIoH Is Aug
zed 70 erect an edince FOR the purpose and 10 hold
property the amount OF $4,000 .. ,
bill for incorporating "tne Missionary Snclety OF
St Paul the Apostle. IN the statcroi New1orh miro
duced Inv Assembymln Fields ~ New York. declares
the object of the corporation 10 be inc ISilsou9 W.
nersons taking care TEN porarly Of small congregation
not able support clergyman, TO give missions IN
cities and villages and 10 imUlrt moral education 10
moor and orphan children" The fret Trustees are Isaac
T Uecker Augustus f. Hewitt, George Deshon, Alfred
Young and Joshua p ii0dh,h VINO are auli'rnsm ="
hold real estate addition 20 the churches ana grounds
used 10y the society producing revenue NOT eAcoeus
Among all the movements concerning Savings Ranks,
NJ Woron NJ putnam II requires that al irsfi
buttons shall, before the 2ith OF anunry ISL ava
Gvf Tss yF he rcporc 70 the Superintendent OF
Department, furnish him with Statement 2i an dhe L
counts with depOsitOrs up to the ls oi January, ISL
which have remained for period eXceSmnS - yo"5S
increased except by additions Of interest. with the name
Of each depositor and his residence ana occupations
known the time o opening the account; ana also h5
present residence II known unknown, that fact to
be stated. the time when such acc omit was opened anu
the amount Of the same at that time; the date
OF the last transaction of deposit or withdrawal
the amount standing 20 me oiedt 4l Tue m,t
HE credit the lat OF January ISL to-
her wit
for the nrccedng six months this
item. The usual ANNA! reports from sFlhE7 pih' an
also contain all such information as is above required re-
sppctug old accounts with depositors, and show any
changes that may be made IN such accounts IN urh way
Ger required condense aud report all such statements
to Legislature. beside keeping ne facts IN Dooh i
ready reference his Office. Presidents ana directors OF
savings banks shall post up list conscuousy N ean
hank for ninety days after making their annual reports
shaving all the abovenamed essential facts concerning
their deposit0rs. This bill favoraby reported on ny
the Bank Committee; Is now committed to the com
mittee OF the Whole and will probably become law
Something like reasonable degree Of attention ~ now
being paid 10 the long NEGLECTED plDhc Interests ID e
Hudson with fish 10 be aided by he construction o.
OF Rensselaer, requires the Canal 20 iHso
and preserve fShway " ne approve og Of 5 5 dam
and nroner width 20 allow any fish 10 reach the upper
VALE iI Sa ~ the state Csefh Green Gov. Seymour,
and r. b. Roosevolt looked for with much interest 0y
pvtdnt Of 6uerations in utilizing lakes and streams
The Legislature adjourned about ocock-the A'7'in
bly, TO SS nv senator Parker to prevent abr
ton and to punish aboruonsts orders tnat any cue cue &
purpose shall be declared guilty ~ insdeneanor anu
punished by imprisonment not exceeding year, os ~
fine not exceeding $1,000 by BOTH at discretion OF lhe
The bill OF Senator Morgan, approprating $4,000
toward The construction Of the Hudson River state Hos
ptal FOR the Insane will doubtless become law anu
provision is made for getting section OF the eunce
readv Ar the earliest practicable period for receiving
patients from the eastern portion OF the sate hcua'nS
Eew.York and Brooklyn So as that first section OF
the edfce is ready patients FROM eastern counties
Will be removed to it from the Utica institution
THE NEWEST CHARTER FOR THE CITY OF NEW
| YORK.
The mountain has labored, and here is the
mouse
Except where changes made, the Charter OF 1851 10
to remain The act which Will be submitted 10
| morrow the following characteristics:
The term Office Of the present Mayor u to expire IN
December and elected for term Of two years
The Board OF Police Commissioners, which is now four
in number Is TO De ncrtased 70 hte me ne