New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02
ALBANY.

PKoJECr-RATEs OF INTEREsr- UNCLAIMED
otytuENps IN SAVINGS BANKs-FASCN CARS
Ok RAILRoADS--TIIE TAMMNNf KUN LlObNeH
BILL GOING THROUGH.
A,RASy, March g. - Notwithstanding the
,eurts made TO hiring up the Cuban question: ana
although the subjcc. was taken up to-day as speciu
order, nt u O'clock the aics against The movement
The Chairman OF the Committee on Federal kenhohs
Cr Iyonl reported that the Committee had failed 10
a,ronize On any of the several sets OF resolutions
NfcrIed 20 IL. while one Of the members sald
ac would offer report in behalf OF u'
minority some other day. After eonslooi-D
.onv rsation and tho Offering OF another
Il resolutions by Ass"nb'ymaD VIM. d. "uli'"S -
Albany, the whole batch Of resolutions tfTon ',"
Jacobs Hustled Coz was laid on the isn'' an"
Ia n, priued for consideration whsh any one '"' w
subject from its present quesceut stare i'' '
OF harmouzing o some ono Of the sets % i' a.,
the Committee. are said TO have been oc,"S'o"' -
iuttoductip ~ Fcuiausm ami Other sidc m"'clS, III
Guiding eurs upon the National AdhI'Is""uo"' VIM"
NJ, Rcrph,r,, and scarcely any fairmindcd man 81 any
Marty could consistently vote for in this connection 20
cuba suffers vt the hands of her friends
Ar,,hrr bin for regulating elections m NewYork will
H. introduced i'm tho Senate IN day ar twO Us from
Tie New-York Cti1ens Association, and Is said To have
,nc orproyal Of good men Of an parties in your city
Now that the Election lNs brought in review by the
The current action OF MI Kemans BILL It Is possible that
some good features from the Citizens hill may be trans
ferrcd 10 Mr KcmaDs. which probably all That can DO
don
u,ony having been restored i'm T8mmany. The Leading
feature Of the Citizens Association bill is that
the Mayor shall appoint Board OF twelve
Judges Of Election, who are TO divide
the city districts with not moro than 200 voters IN
nagcs Of election in each district 10 act as Inspectors and
eagyassc Ie polls are no Gp,n AT snr cyo 1 he
votes and transmit the result 10 inc b9In Deio I
ororE OF ne ne, same c Gay me a"r vote Of the city,
ad Issue certificates of election 10 those VINO are success
which rconircs registrars To- record description " the
Irrlual appearance Of each applicant as ~ passoIts
fideus them activity IN the work OF heenl3reed
Ring Among tue operations Of h2t sort today was me
action on Senator Hlrdsubnrgh5 Hl fur aposlng the
cire - Canal AUiiior-which means SIMPLY the decab-
talon Of Auditor Bell Of the best officers in public
scrycc whose ogcia term would expire next year. if
tbe hungry spDhuners could only 30 far restrain ihelr
iomah Nh aud Scalpingk nyes The duties are ASSIGNED
by this bill TO clerk Of the Canal Board. All familiar
with canal adnre viii see mat the exclusion OF sucn
man a. Auditor Bell in surh a summary way especially,
bodies no Improvement canal management. The BIZ is
ordered 10 ilrd reading ana VIII pass q course 10y
Tic H15h,uburc hi from the Senate 'or abolishug The
Contract SYSTEM IL Is acetiOUsy called, was reported
on iayorahy IN the Assembly to-day by M Balnitr Oh
Ege, Chairman of the Canal Committee. The absuTlty
evils OF il arc allowed 10 be continued FOR two or three
years la much of practical joke to be permitted 10
capa business as Mr. Ayord Of oHonlaga DO iGid me
he would present another report Oh behalf Of
An approSch was made tonight toward the grand
Ra,iroIa grab through Ncw-Y0rk city b. bill OF sen
a'or TWccl allowing tie Erie Railway 10 ran a horse
ralCad between the North and East Rivers IN New
York, with q branch running down Broadway te -Four
feminist when anything showing far play To the pub
lotice The road ia To be laid the Philadelphia rail-
the fare Is De only three cents; and All profits aer
pay PAYNE .b sIn SS T Sad into tho SINKING Fnnd for
dschargug the clty debt Of course the Erie managers
have sharp eve theT Interests, ana This Twenty
bt,o"n - Oncra Uonsc bcodguaItcra near the North.
giySr 10 IT, prosneeiye sound steamboat landing at or
near the east end Of fTcuiythrd.st while the eXten-
sion from TweHty-thr-S, down Broadway 10 Four
teenth. win entering wedge for iuI Broad
Tue In concerning "inerest upon the loan or for
bcaranee Ot moneys introduced By Assembyman IlacG
ssnd OF borrow MONEY. Il is favoTahy reported by the
Judiciary Committee ana viii probably pass, rs opinion
iu the direction pointed Tho provisions substan
TALLY that the interest upon the loan or f0TDea2nee OF
any money goods things Ia action, snail continue 10
b. 81 upon 500 for one year, and az that rate
for greater or ess sum- or fora longer or shorter me
unts the parties 10 such loan or forbcarance snail
by written instrument agree upon ard X different
rate Of luercst which tney are hereby authorized to DO
not exceeding SO upon 500 for one year. and at thatra
for greater less sum, Tor longer or shorter time
The short o al which j. hat u all nct De nLla"iu Tor
people to agree specifically on rates of Interest between
d 10 per cent, though per cent win continue to be
The legal rate where not otherwise asced between The
mere are sn further movements concerning Savings
Banks IN reference ~ unclaimed dividends Assembly
nan Hathaway 81 Ch9m1Dg ha, sdiSa another on Tor
and Means reported flyOrably today on the Dill OF
transfer OF tie surplus ana unclaimed funds of Savings
Banks % tho custody OF he state Inc surplus lund;
ia the SAVINGS Banks through ne STATE are reported
as exceeding Sls0VJ,OoO and the first section OF tho
e th is"G aa 'T INTO 9ho state Treainfy, the
interest on which - TO 80 toward inc completion
provides for the transfer of all amounts
which the deposior has neither made graft nor lie
STATE Treasurer. who shall hold them IN trust Tie
Segeht Of the Gep9,itor' the same as they
provided that The present 10 Per cent which
~ surplus fund shall hereafter be reduced TO five per
Thereof and confers the Controller all necessary
power 10 carry ont an us provisions -
abe complaints Of travellers ABOUT tho comparative
,aFpef OF Improvement in hat were formerly
cred Gtclass cars has LED 10 Investigations concern
ing the Palace DFdNhg-ltoOil, ara S.eelinG coacbes
that people know who are concerned IN the large
profits Of these latter arrangements These railroad
businesses axe seemingly controlled hy OUTSIDERS be
Wagner Company, somebody else though solne OF the
railroad m0gnates pocket the lions share OF me pTots
without dividing among me OillIal We
svc reuators have been forced to call ON sl other
corporations, associations and ndiNguis dlIcety or III
directly interested in the subject 10 give testimony
under 0et0 days further being allowed the COMMITTEE
10 squeeze the facts from the unwilling witnesses
DurIug the evening the interest was concentrated IN
The Assembly where !he Excise question Was discussed
The galleries and Hobbies were crowded, ana me House
showed degree Of interest rarely Witnessed mheh tie
Teuse Committee of the Whole took mp the bill, Mr.
OF Cattaraugus commenced the opposition by pro-
les 10 tho question Tor themselves by voting
Tor against licensing rnmselling; but this demo
cratic proposition promptly voted dowR by the
Tsmnsauy faction. Mr. Alyord, Mr. selkreg, and Mr.
Peace also proposed amendments but all opposition Was
overborue BY The Tamnany leaders, Messrs hlernal,
F,.lds, ana N4shtmau. Messrs. OKeefc, Alvord, AND
r,lAreg spoke = aid Mr. HuHtod, all protesting against
Roasting amendments, and crowdng tie bill through the
House. Mr. Hustled spoke last, and Few OF his sen
n OF the Dill, ana the
manner which II is to be forced through the LNgsla
lie closed his speech by SAYING 90 not speah as
POLITICAL partisan, nor as lnelniel OF any lebperauCo
,rga.. aiti0t: bnt representative OF the people
anu as citizen Of The Empire state, proud OF
lrI ,nes.. AID ever Wateiiul Of her goa nlme ana
h.t saH most sJemBly protest against the passage
the h. lis ii nov otGied 10 DC an aGt Icguating
The ,.cu intoxicating LIQUORS Sholid re cianIea 50 l5
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