New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
ALBANY.

ABOUr THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON
MISREPRESENTATION AffAiks-NAiioNAL
GUARD ARM0RIES.
ALBANY, March 1.-THE Liquor bill was put
on its passage at AS soon as us ute was an
nounced Mr. Field moved the previous question AS the
voting proceeded several members uttered protest I'D a
swerng 10 their names One Of these was MI. rearsai
Democrat who said that while he cond not supporting
general features OF the BILL and would like 10 do So ne
would never sanction the legazing OF quorseipR on
the Sabbath, and therefore he voted against inc pi MI
Hustled of Westchester asked to be excused
from voting. II do co. said he, "lor INC
reason that no opportunity has been given
the minority perfect this bill While pretending 10 Do
general BILL for the State at large 1t In reality makes
an nydous aud odous distinction in favor Of cities as
against the country. opposed to the enforcement
of the previous question:, for the reason that desire
opportunity the recommtal or the Dill IN oider
10 amend IL that the license allowed by It's provisions
Tor the sale OF liquor Sundays may be stricken out
This provision is abhorrent to the moral sense
OF the whole community, and, IL retained, will
meet at the ballotbox o deserved condemnation
Beside being immoral, the provision 10 undemo-
cratic while keeps the word OF promise 10 the ear
il breaks II TO the hope. Again, this Dill retains ana
maintains the Frontier Police in direct antagonism Win
the professions and promises Of the Democratic party
For these and many other reasons which the limited
time allowed by the rules viii not allow me to set forth'
hut which desire in case the bill may be recommitted
TO present consideration trust the motion TOT tue
main question will not prevail withdraw my request
and vote no."
The bin was rushed through by Democratic votes al
most exclusivelyony two Of that party Messfs rear
sall and Martinez voting against it. The vote stood
81 to "a.
The route Of the NewYork Arcade Railway, designated
by the bill of Senator Genet commences at the Battery
runs up Broadway TO Fourteenh.st; thence tnr1usn
Union.square TO Seventeenthst; thence up
IN its innction with Eighth ave; thence 10 junction.
with the Hudson River Railroad The woIk Is TO pe con
nv xcayating the streets sufficient depth and width
tho depth OF excavation adjoining the DuitnnEs oes
limited TO 10 feet about OF what the opposers
OF the road said original pan to allow of ay .i6s
down four tracks with suitable along eash se
OF the railway-the upper or surface street ana sue
walks OF the Arcade to rest upon iron glraeIs
or beams op Of the avenues and
snuares beng closed substantially as theY were before
the bnid Of the Arcade-the lower sidewalks not 10 De
ced ar greater average depth than 10 feet below the
upper surface roadway, unless wth lne cTnsent
Writing S 9f WIFI ceny indicate tie general Of
he structure While the Arcade is being built temper
trsvc Tbree Commissioners shall be apponted-two by
the Governor and by the Croton Aqleduct Board
who shall oversee the work, at salary OF $40 per day
The Company make full compensation for any injury
to buildings along the route year ana a. ha a.rs
for completion Books of subscription cannot be opened
till after ortnighs notice IN city papers anu s nus Oe
subscribing The corporators have among them Melville
smith OXYGEN vanderoaTgn' Henry Ss"I Idward M
vmer r. r Hazard Nathaniel Cheeny, W. G. Church
Hopkins Richard D. MasI TrsnE Wor augustus
Sche b. +. Dunning G. Francis Bates, Jonn II. ray
Martin E. Greene, samueo.Bigelow' Geo. H. BRONSON
Additional evidence Of the increasing Interest in Inn inn
Introduction OF a bill by Senator Tweed for allowing
sioO GOO more TO the Fishery Commissioners. and e1,
must not be taken from the Hudson between the 18th OF
March the 10Th of June under penalty OF ns or nm
| down of Saturday and midnight OF Sabbath. ,-
Restrictions the sale Of petroleum IN qnantes less S
Fahrenheit proposed by bill OF senator Michael
ont license from the mayors at an expense Oh w ~ II
officers may appoint two commissioners III e,cn Guy ~
salary OF $1,000 payable from the license fnnd Breaches
NJ me law TO be punished by fines between 800 to $500
Where death results from neglect OF any dealer: NC ID
punishable as felon w nt d noSxeeDce of rail
road passengers, presented by MT Husted' ameoory
0oterms 80 constructed that persons may not be
wounded killed by falling between Ine GaIs nie a. -
miirnd TO make it, employees uniform, consisting
oniy of cap and band, plainly showing the wesrer
ennloyGs 10 wear such uniform, cap and Dand WINE on
dnv Shall subject the company 10 fine OF $4,000 on the
lat OF f sn%Srv hdFeaer While the neglect
tinues. 1t is made the duty OF the 10
SIBSSY, March iI-9 p. n.Tbe Committee on Cities OF
the House has made the following amendments 10 'oe
TSc fTesdent Of the Board of made
S,S1 two Of the Underwriters Fire Commissioners
included in the Clause scFs 81 the ERE Of 0ce s
| ChiefEngneer and Commissioners. A bureau IVr 1no
inspecton OF meats, food milk. &c, is created the IN
spector to practical butcher The clause prohibiting
tho City Chamberlain from receiving commissions on
moueys received into the city or county treasury for
state taxes is stricken out The term OF once OF tne
Commissioners of Taxes and Assessments Is nxeu az
wears The clause prohibiting members OF the Assembly
holding city county offices, or more than one ONCE Is
AZ meeting OF the Canal Board held today. resolu
ti0ns were passed calling upon the Canal Commissioners
to report By tho nth inst the condition OF the SIa'e
Canals and the repair cqStracts unperforned, with
view Of canceling same and also complete plan Tor
ad IN 9rder 10 P' and g
G Co N h sSOa full f eject the new act
| fIIE SUBSTANCE OF THE NEW LIQUOR BILL
| srcrios l. Three Excise Commissioners in each city
and incorporated village and town In villages 70 be
u rnTeg y, sT and Justices Of the Peace
SIC O. In cities, the Mayor and Aldermen TO appoint
three members present Commissioners TO operate until
salary not $1,000 appointments 10 De made on the
first Monday of April; removals made as IN tue case oi
SEC g. Licensing to begin the LIST of May, and con-
| tinuc may be necessary -, 49,.
ter fee at Of the Board not lees than $50 nor
than $50 Persons not licensed may sell pnt tne
liquor must not be drunk on the premises, nor IN any
Svc No iiGuor TO be sold or given away between
and NJ or election DAYS, within quarter OF mile
OF poll, nor Sunday. But land here Is the niue
ioke nothing herein contained shall be construed 10
prevent hotels receiving and otherwise entertain
ing the trdpeO public upon Sundays, or from allowing
free gress egress that day from any place 50 II.
censed aforesaid from pTerenIng me sdte or Eager
beer limits of any city and in the Counties OF
NewYork and Kings on that day in any pubic garden Z"
SEC. 6. All acts Inconsistent are repealed o.
SEC 7. Commissioners III towns and villages shall not
appoint clerks pay Of commissioners 10 be ~ per Day
| License money togo for the support OF the poor
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
| SENATE. ALBANY March H.
| REPORTS. .
The New-York and Brooklyn rheumatic
dispatch Company's bill; concerning New.fork pawn
hrotars. amendine the Brooklyn Water and Sewerage