New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24

p.r asno, On the east side and t9o , Ioos 20 20
that the passense ,or,aerly The Com,
So"v iS Is reoured to construct cf at
10 feet width and foot way or uees"ated by the old
charter Investigation yet going on have rad into The
earnings which tho c9npr rnsont bridge
80, ,,oyr ron pryoIurroSIzIsG SEwYoRK CifH
pro,ec,s for revoutionZing the goVefnn~"o, Wv"
York CITY are not all killed ON I'D iso' Z" WV" ~
tina, some schemes were kept speeisHy iu roeo' o o
in case the proposed new city char'eI eh''u oo uo
feated That contingency having occurreu' Que VI 'ne
~o, hohhes has been trotted into the nVd The Dali
of senator Michael Norton reported IN tne SENATE ''
,rc 10 an animal OF this character. II Is entitled
An act TO consolidate the City OF Newfork and is
o,cult to perceive any point IN which 1t would not DC
as favorable for consolidating the power OF the ng IL
provides: c,,-
tSav ~ YrR and of The County Of New-York. respect
iyelv shall belong the City Corporation For an locd
purposes the government VI t aars SDho:e snheres
one and the same and all pubic 9mces "use i ord
of duty are cCGxtensive with the limits OF tine CITY ana
mo nefson shall be an officer OF said city and county
separately, except that when, by the C0nsttuuon vi
he taken by the Supervisors OF the county and cannot be
accomplished in any other manner sucn no
taken by the Board Of Supervisors consisting VI tno
Mayor Recorder, and Aldermen OF the City OF New
York.
Is not that quiet way of wipng out the Board OF
Supervisors in retaliation for sachem Tweeds alleged
i
ecti see next how Senator Nortons bill proposes 70
consolidate nearly all financial affairs under controi OF
the corporation quickly extinguishng the power OF an
the Commissioners except two Inc D says Una. 1io
finds income rents and revenues and all other moneys
received held, directly or indirectly, by or LOT t9
Mayor Aldermen and Common OF t1e ey a ocer
body whatever in the City and County OF New
The Central PARK and all moneys raised by taxation in
the city and county, and all moneys from "natGNel
paid to and held by Chamberlain and the came shall
constitute and be known as the City ana County treas
urer: aud whenever any payment prohibited IRON te
City and County Treasury. such payment IS heIeoy &c
be prohibited from each and every part OF tc
said moneys and ii shall be misdemeanor 10 make any
payment prohibited from any part OF the sara money
Let the provisions Of this Norton BIZ DC enG eG
whether the condition of things would be much improved
by this candidate for legislative sanction Inc wal
| for the spells Is quietly assuming a new shape.
| OF TIE RINGS.
1t is almost impossible to keep track OF the squrmine
and contoItions Of the Rings that are conendDg foI
power and patronage by notwithstanding the government
Of the city of NswYork The resolutions introduced IN
Assembly charging corruption in the defeat OF tho Guy
Charter Police, and Supervisors bills, followed up TO-
night in the Senate by report on inc D 1t SvO,
So for % n6y d the storm now raging
among the patriots who are contending 1or the peue
Se against the present Board fsupervos
Vengeance for the supposed agency Of saebem Tweed
Of the three city bills in the Assembly yesterday.
| ANTI sECTARIAN SCHOOL BILL. . -.
III.
section OF law under which moneys are appropriated i9r
secaran schools, reported to-day in Assembly by
| Mr. FlaCg Chairman Of the Committee on Public Educa
ton who said that he reported it, as directed Ivy the
majority Of the Committee though he himself Is opposed
to 1t.
THE ERIE INTERNATIONAL WAR.
The Senatorial Railroad Committee had an interesting
session this afternoon Tie main feature was the address
Of Mr. Jay Gould, IN reply TO the argument OF Mr. Burt
in favor Of the repeal Of the Erie law OF last year
report OF Mr. GOulds statement teegraphed for the
Associated Press renders it needless TO refer particularly
| to his extraordinary statements.
| SOLDIERS MONUMENTS
The proposition OF Assomblyman Parker for author-
ling the erection OF soldiers monument by the super
visors OF St. Lawrence County touches subject IN which
growing interest through the land The mon,
ument allowed to cost 5O0 to he raised by tax aud
the commissioners for directing its construction shall re-
| ceive no pay.
| CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SENATE.
In Executive session this afternoon the following con
| frmations were made
| He'll Gate Pnots--sidney Baylls, lr, NewYork:
Commissioners of Public Accounts-BenjaInin Mott. Al
bany r. II. sha1kland, Cattaraugus ellison A Dayton.
| OSWego.
Managers Of the State Lunatic Asylum-Francis Ker;
| nan, Utica s. Oakley VanGerpocl Albany Samuel
| Campbell New-YOrk Mills; Palmer v Kellogg Utica j.
Watson Williams, Utica.
Commissioners to Revise stattues-Amasa J. Parker,
Albany Montgomery II. Throop, NeU-YOrG; Francis
| Herman, Utica