New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-25
ALBANY.

ADE-r' BlICAIlON VI ibI Lave
WELSH FMIGRATIoN-COUNTl COURTS AND
oFFICrRs-MORE INSURANCE BILLS
kreANy. March 24-The ruling passions were
aec,dedlv uppermost to-day again. The communication
from New.YOrk that Senator Tweed had "resgned Ills
Office as Deputy Street Commissioner In consequence VI
The troubles in wgwam increased the prevalent ie
yer Before the hour for the legislative session u was
currently reported that FAR from resigning the "a
chem resented the suggestion. and brandished MS 'o
hawk with threats of vengeance on the reOes WIZ W.
TRYING TO invade his prerogatives Immediately A''ol
the meeting reports were realized by the
Of written copies Of manifesto from MI IWeeo III VIC
shane OF letter from him Mr.. Mclean, the nomhai
street CommsSioner-for Mr. T. himself, though hp'
parenty only deputy, Is understood mere 10 DC 'no
runc sprit OF the Department-and the movement
against him is therefore viewed with the more astohSh
ment But let the letter speak Tor itself:
ALBANY March %, 1870.
Gro W MCLEAN Street Commissioner, Aep, l0Tk CHg
see by The morning papers hat a omissioner
have NOT res cucd and have no intention OF dong so
have made sacrifices and laboed to prevent divisions IN
the democratic party The individuals who have inau
guraed the present troubles must be heia respoHsue
and suffer the consequences gde my uine, hhd tuS'
III INC p'VP'' "A''' WILLIAM NJ. TWEED
Peope familiar with New-lork affairs will know that
,,is sbort letter means more than column OF COM
eutary however highly seasoned respecting the strife
NOW rapr among our Democratic neighbors pictures
TO match" may readily be made by the synpataeuo
oocas.onod by the events OF the last three days
MORE OF THE WARFARE.
The turmoil occasioned by the aDtiTweed movements
aud by the bold defiance OF his letter TO street Commits
.ion,r Mclean was intensified by some scenes IN the
Senate in which Senator Dreamer delivered himself in
language characterized by the warmth 20 use e iu
some proposition for including NcwIork in Brooklyn
bill for regulating elections ms was Io.Io~oa ~ az az
removal of one ~ Senator weeds friends Henry SMITH
offered resolutions recin that the metropolitan Po
lice law for6ds any Commissioner or oi ny ~
from, ho1d
Police Commissioner now held by Henry smlth IN Viola,
The state and the legislature JOINT session, will
the 9th 81 April to elect successor OF hentJ
discussion were Laid on the table, uudeT the rule in sqcn
cases, be called tomorrow. probably when another
scrmmase Will doubtless oecdi 10y way o. heePns 'eii
NETWORK ELEVATED RAILWAY.
Much effort IS being made here promote the above
project pictures being displayed, showing soctonsof the
proposed Improvement, as it would look carried into
effect In Broadway Tho illustrations enticing and
the arguments Of the friends Of the to be
quite attractive 10 the Railroad Committee when mas
agreed TO report fayOlably on the bill, after
Ssscpa5e 10 many h3S most Of if the large
Of property on Broadway The amendment l,Hn
fered WITH except by the consent Of majority Of al the
street the first great demonstration is proposed TO be
Among the papers presented III advocacy OF this
Arcade Railway y strong letter from Mr. T. Beach,
Precedent Of the Pneumatic Dispatch Company.
NEw-YORK EVENING wsCHOOI-
The mucl-uccdcd Evening Law-Schoo is proposed for
CEarterlug bill OF Mr.. kernhn, Whch names Eu"lh
". stOuglton, sidney webster, Alsernon s. Sullivan,
Clarence A. seward, E. b. Hart, a. j. Requer. Lewis
Sanders others corporators under the above tte
for establishing an Evening Law-Schoo in NewYork
Board Of Trustees These Trustees shall elect Com:
mittee from their number upon whose examination and
recommendation as evidenced BY the degree or Batche
Tor Of Laws conferred upon them any graduate OF TINS
school shall be admitted 70 PtScuee as attorney ana conn
shall be sufficient for such admission which shall be given
Of we've weeks each two terms Of twelve
weeks with years study elsewhere" No professor
or teacher In the Law-SchOol shall be a Trustee.
CAR FAKE BRooKLTN.
The oXOrtion Of the Brooklyn railways has received
shot from Assembyran Jones' whose bin requires that
no one over u years vi shall be charged more than
FIVE cents for any distance than three cents for
children between ana Il years under penalty Of 80
for each o'eTchaige.
RAILROADS.
Additional time for completing the Utica, Chenango
and susquehauna Railroad is proposed by the bill Of
LsseInblyman LOwrey Of onelda-giyns three years
more l January 49, A; s' Rays OH eX
nearly five ycars. TIL september. 1875.
qHE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE TRADE.
The immensely o. the trade In fruits and vegetables
throughout the state attaches importance TO tho bill Of
Assemblyman Haven requiring that AL barrels used for
packing apples pears. and vegetables "sha be Of like
dimensions wi the -four barrel Of New-York manuiac-
namely % inches length OF stave and Ia Inches
diameter OF lca and ell persons buying or selling those
articles By barrel shall be understood as referring 10
barrels Of that size Persons Offering for sale or attempt
ng supply others with the aDOvenamed
ned are Unable 8 each such barre-Onehaf 10 the
inOuer and the other half 10 the support Of the OF
tue town city This act is Designed 10 take erect on
Tie first Of September
THE sCHOOIMAsrRR on TIE RAILROAD
" was alleged that railroad calamity occa-
sionuc wounds ard death to several resulted
from the inability % Of the railroad 10 read the
timetable To prevent the employment OF such ignorant
persons n positions responsible Assemblyman Seward
has framed bill fOrbddlug the employment OF any
son IS an engineer who cannot read printed time
table, and ordinary handwriting" Such ignorant per.
Nioatiouof these provisions Is declared 60 DC a uisde
nCauOI, punishable by fine or imprisonment
PUBLICATION OF LAWS.
Alil Tor usuIing the publication Of the laws IN one
bapoI each " the two principal parties IN the several
counties has been presented by Senator Hubbard. The
Board - Supervisors SHAH make the appointments a.
the two papers which have the highest number OF votes
declared elected provided they are OF different par
ties; not, the election 10 nUlned and they must try
again. But DO difficulty well occur, the super
Visors o. each party majority and minority Will, OF
vote for the papers OF their respective parties
WELSH EMIGRATION.
Trars Of our Welsh fellow-ciuzens TO increase tho
emigration from Wales TO tine United States and 10
mote the welfare Of emgraDts their arrival among US.
have led 20 an organization Of " The Welsh Land and
Emigration Society Of America" for charter1ng which
Senator Sanford has introduced bill The corporators
SsWed are Ehys GWessyn Jones Da'l1 ~ D"y Jbo oo
III. jenkins, John j. Jones, jacob D. Dawes J0nh f.
Jones. Edward C. Williams, John ;. Adams, WIN r.
of Wcleh origin or descent In central New,f0rk The
Selects ar, lhe acquiring and selling OF .Rphs IN tne
States and Territories and the aiding OF emgrans 70 s
az increase 10 10000 The Office OF the Company TO DO
OF Utica around which city, in oneida and neighborng
C0Utles the Welsh settlements noted Tor their pros
perity Tie Company designs 10 move enerReucaly IN
promoting emigration az quick ~ me charter 10 passed
PQNEHs AND SALARIES OF COUNTY COURTS ETC
The bill Of senator Murphy concerning County Courts
"a s.l,,s nrovides for snaring the Jurisdiction Of