New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
Albany.
TIE RING ABOLIsHING THE EMIGRATION cont
MIssION-DOCBS AND WHARYES-RAILROAD


TIE RING ABOLIsIIING THE EMIGRATION COM-
NussION-DOCK5 AND WHAByES-RA1LROAD
WORK.
ALBANY, April 17.-In connection with the
proposed vast increase and concentration Of
the City Charter by including the entire Dock bill
as part Of the pending Tax Levy BILL should be made
fully known to the citizens of New-YOrk that bill has
lust been introduced TO abolish the Board Of Emigration
Commissioners and to give their powers to the Board of
Commissioners OF Charities and Correction of which Mr..
Aleck FTear is a uewy-appoined member, as briefly
mentioned in THE TRIBUNE few days ago. The bill for
this purpose has title well calculated if not actually In
tended to deceive gatOrs who do not carefully examine
the contents of bills on their files. Ihat tue Is an act
concerning passengers in vessels arriving at the port OF
New-York The real object is transparent in looking
closely at the BILL II has not Word 70 say concerning
passengers but relates exclusively to the abolition OF the
tme-h0uored Board of Emgrlnt Commissioner and TO
the transfer OF al their powers and properly 10 Mr
Frears Board of Charities and Correction The chief
point o the bill is contained in the following 5ec0n all
the other live ecnOns ehg merely cNIiuatoIy VI tno
mode OF aboishing one Boardand Strengthening another
Here is that section: .,..-..,. =. .
exercised or eh by the Congs,oeis % ilCn ani ~ t.
hereby slerc TO and conferred upon tie @ fubc
Cat and corLse99 3 TO e e5ei9d Lea AID performed y n accord
The Eastern Steamboat Line may imagine themselves
safe in their present North River docks and |naryes.
But their own eyes may wake up some OF these
mornings and find that Bill No. so, introduced in
January by MI Irving, but ohy lust prmtgu,
has become a Law, only altered, Perhaps by
their respective localities to points on the East RNeF,
whore Taninany sachcns are sccuullhS lsIgel4 m m
wharf property ana other req oSter estate i me g III
Of May 1870 all steamers plying through Long Island
ceive discharge any freight at any dock or pier on the
North River shan they receive or discharge any
south of Bro6me-s Tie fine is $3.50 for each olense
As for the various Railroad APPROXIMATION bills the fact
that they permitted TO to third reading III tho
senate on Saturday indicates nothing for their success
That apparent progress was accompanied by the under
discuss0u when the question of final passage comes up
Tammay tactics would have lost their cunning If they
1.f fIIs to frafIt
leiu , vi M tlo5 LIS iiIe he NewYor TaxIevy bill and
other kindred schemes The prospect for all these bills
Is not very encouraging even If they pass the Legsla
ture Probabilities Of yetoes are Increasing as TIE signs
multiply.
THREE uI-NDRED BILLS sIGNED-sEvEN HUND-
RED MORE TO COME-MGLK IN BROOKLYN
JURORS IN NEw-YORK-TAX LEvY-CANALs-
RAILROAD AID - INSURANCE - RELIGION IN
STATE PRISON.
ALBANY. April 18.-The Governor has already
gned nearly 800 Of the bills passed at this session. but
this is only small portion Of the that he is being
called TO consider. The Whole number Of bills intro
duced at this session will probably reach 400 Last
year the total over 1900 nearly l0OO Of which be
came laws and probably 900 viii be presented for the
Governors signature the result of this Winters work
Among the bills signed by the Governor to-day was one
for the benefit Of married women, insurng the Ves OF
their husbands; another for providing puDnc pains III NJ
Brooklyn; aEuthcr for encouraging tle lnanulactcp pI
SALT another concerning the collection Ol taxes on the
uf
of the sixth Ward Savings Bank; anotnsr Tor hchdhB
the charter OF the New YORK Union Trust company
another amending the charter OF the Ndohdl trust
COMPANY of New YORK. ,, .,-
KIN of Mr. Canpbells, introduced this evening, Is
loV.lcd nj adaltrat milk in Brooklyn, providing
That the MayOr shall license kdeacrs Tor year. WIN
penalties selling bad milk, or selling any luk WIN,
ant license. NeWlOrk City would DE lnclLdcu were IL
mai that tbcIc 4, a Corporation ordinance on the tnbecL
An animated debate rather rIegulaTy TINS oven,
ing when the final question wa, Dtihg iaAch vi nv
M Ir Fcds concerning The supply Of jurors III the city
! nf Ncw-York Everybody familiar with the courts III
that cty knows the difficulty Of obtaining suGch'y
OF proper Jurors. The principal features 0i ts PIN were
Wen In Tin TRIBUNE some time ago MI flclb ndl,
IL uroyigou. were carefully considered ny prominent
iui-ts in Eew-Yofk. IL certainly seems 10 be Innch
/ wanted bat some Of the New YORK delegation oP-
1 posed aud il failed TO receive, h'uoIiy'
/ II was recOnsdcTcd, however and lad on tho 'aDee'
and may vet succeed, when the nature OF some alth
mcuts become better understood IL ~ most inuI"it
move in the administration of Justice In that city
Assembly ynan LaWrences bill 10 raise the salaries OF
the officers and guards Of sing king, AubuH ana 'llho
state Prisons rejected 10y yote OF 81 70 80, nut NJ
tcrward recOnsiderd ana may yet p3"s: III proposes 10
give $4,000 wear the agent and Wardcns $1,000 10 Tue
physicians, the principal Keepers $500 10 the
guards, 500 10 the mhtOD, $3.50 tc the ASSISTANT hAuOh,
$50 10 male and $3.50 - female Teachers ana 81 800 10 ho
Superintendent Of the state unac Asylum Tor lnsae
cOnyicts at Auburn.
| Tic passage OF the NewYoik City Tax Levy il con
sdcred certain tomorrow, when II comes mp hh the
special order II will probably he rushed through VIII
oui discussion under the gag law OF the previous q"ts'
tlOI in tho OF the City Charter though chufts
will probably be renewed by Mr.. Lilcjohn ana Mr. rms
ton to add prOYisO, tO star mH requiring an
fdimc tax lcyics 10 he settled by the Corpot0n 0 New
York. without troubling the Legislature 10 interIe'e any
In such matters Of local egslatOD lraVihR ihc
great city IKE al other cities, settle all III own way
| Canal bills of various kinds becoming more nii
mn n liI usrIU X IN md