New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

BE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF WORkINGhEN
SYMPATHY FOR FESIANs AND CUBASs-
FISH CULTURE.
ALBANY Jan II.
The Assembly, this morning, put an extin-
gusher on "roving committees" OF investigation by pro-
vidng in the two under consideration that no es
penses should be paid except the serving
penas on people summoned TO give testimony. The
propositions which occasoned this wholesome decision.
aim, first at an investigation OF the affairs Of Insurance
and Trust companies and second inquiring into com.
plants against street railroads Committees are fully
thorzedto do all they these ways without ncurrng
any expense except serving subpenas ia collapse may
occur in the zeal for such inquiries though is not Ger
tain but that the companies may be aeeced
degree, TO make up for what the State pay
II the nights and interests OF workingmcn are not
quickly provided for It will be for OF effort
among the legislators Of both parties. The several pro-
jects for changing the Conspiracy "ntr0duccd by
Mr. Hustled Of Westcheser Messrs Frear Bergen
Of NewYork-Occupied considerable Of the morning aud
must result quickly in law which will remedy COM
plants about the present being only IN
detrment to workngmen. while conspirators for raising
the price OF the necessares Of life escape punishment
The late horrors at the coal mines have caused the intro
ducOn Of bill to protect life and limb, mining
cheering and mechanical business" Another bin aims
at regulating the hours Of labor for persons In the
Of the State.
Several sets OF resolutions expressing sympathy with
the Fenians and Cubans referred the sympathy Tor
these struggling patriots being somewhat ntcrminged
with needless filings the National Administration, for
alleged negligence in behalf Of irish and Cuban claims
The Committee Federal Relations Will report the
subject next Tuesday
The Standing Committees were announced in both
branches Of the Legislature today. Objection made
ana sustained against proposition for Special Commit
subjects for the that the thrtyiour
Standing Committees in the Assembly enough n-
clude all possible subjects that rightly before
Legislature.
satisfaction of many friends in both parties. Mr..
sekreg Of Ithaca took his place the Assembly to-day
sickness having prevented his attendance last week e
took OCCASION in feeling remarks to express his
thanlfuness for the courtesy extended him by tho
Assembly In resoTying his old for him. when thus
prevented from attending the drawing" last week.
The policy Of cooperation among workingmen IL further
Illustrated in the profits Cooperative FoundeIy
during last year 1900 just declared dividend
capital stock OF less than hundred thousand g7oooJ
This is the enterprise fully described in THE TRIBUNE
some weeks ago. Cooperation might be essentially pro-
moted by reprint of THE TRIBUSE's article about this
foundery, IN form suitable for general circulation.
The importance Of shculture is rapidly forcing itself
on the attention Of people through the State. Memorials
are circulating for inducing the Legislature TO authorize
the making OF Gshway in the Troy dam, to clear the
way for FISH coming from the ocean TO spawn IN tho
upper Hudson.
Ex-Lieut.-Gov. Sanford f. Church, after a long and
dangerous illness Rochester, las slightly improved,
and is about to be removed to his Old home 10 Albion as
likely TO promote his recovery. EXIieut.Goy. Henry
r. selden OF Rochester, whose health had long been
much affected appeared in the Court Of Appeals to-day
In vigorous health.
Tie death OF the Rcy Dr. Lucky OF Rochester has ocea
stoned a vacancy in the Board Of Regents Of le Unyer
sity ExJudge Horao G. Warner is named By some as
suitable FOR the position.