The New York herald., 1871-03-22


his seat and deca ed that hrrea ter he would OBJ
ject to every bill offered on the democratic aide OF
the house hls was war to tue KNIFE. "Boss'
Tweed ihOught tue outlook so serious ~ 10 Justify
few remarks on the suoeo, durIng who ne an
n0unccd the im.ortant ,act that
EVERY DEMOCRATIC ruB
could stand on Its own bottom Bradley also got
his dander up and blew Oh steam about MS own
responsibility, and there and then all lruces were
his hand was a motion or Norton'5 10 have bill
appropriating $4,000 to Charitable Institution Ia
Weatchester county corrected, aS the words "Rich-
mond county, had got Into it by mistake The bull
headedness OF Lewis objection In THIS particular can
Although the Senate TODAY concurred In the
amendments OF the House made to
THAT IMMENSE HUMBUG,
the Pneumatic Railroad bill, and passed It as
amended by vote ol Is to 4, after having yester
day refused to give the broadway property owners
a hearing. the Governor, learn, mas decided 10
grant them hearing when the DILL reaches HIM.
lhe way the measure was sprung fnpon the House,
die dis rSee rs ihs Sodness , aayoeaes dis
played In the lobbies In openly making
their Dargaies with members whose support
they were doubtful about and tpe Governor
has doubtless been thoroughly posted as to the
means employed to make the whole thing success
bill ufst introduced, purp0rting TO be the bill tnar
was TO he voted upon, was totally dinerelt one
from tne one which was finally rushed through In
bill. signed by all the large broadway pro-
psry he Interests rrsss0ts including all The banks
morrow. In 1t thorough expose OF the
injury the road would entail broadway will DO
given, besides facts and figures that will astonish
many property owner who has hecn ied to believe
the scheme worthy OF support. The
TRINITY CHURCH PROPERTY OWNERS
have tees sraDhed up Tonight that they will add
their weight to the protest against the road. they
believe II VIII endanser the sa e.y or the church.
THE TAX LEVY
Senator Murphy Will be in his seat tomorrow, and,
"a Senator Graham has conc udej not to 20 u alone
any more on any account, the new Tax Levy bill Will
be passed.
THE vIApUCT RAILROAD BILL
then be attended to- II viii meet w.tn no opposition
In the Senate. fees
THE ERIE PEOPLE
are up here IN strong Orcc To-day and are as happy
as claus at high tide as 1t has leaked that ma
Jorily Of Railroad Committee Will report adverse
to the oedrich Repeal bill. Among the bills which
were not laid out IN COMMITTEES OF the Whole during
the evening session oil the lower lilo sc were
KELLY's COAL BILL, Nf
which was ordered To third reading and Madi-
gans Telegraph bill The former bill IL a deadly
blow 10 the New York coal Dealers who give snort
was lnaue To ktl
THE TELEGRAPH DILL
outright by u dodge that quite worthy OF tho
fellows whom the companies mad made All right on
the question; but II mserably lallcd, and WAS also
ordered to third reading. Tue blIi provides that
operators must auix TO every despatch they receive
or send the hour when received or forwarded.
THE RAILROAD BILL, MMN
which has created such sensation In railroad CIR
ces anu which c0mpel5 the companies 10 Onllu iron
bridges and come 10 a iuli stop before CROSSING y
lengthy bridge, was progressed ter Mr. Carman. .
railroad president, had asionished everybody by
stating that the mucf-wanted patent brskes' were
fraud and OF no use whatever. This bi win not
he passed until severely amenued
PROPOSED APPROPRIATION FOR THE ERECTION OF
HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL.
petition, representing $3.50, 900, JOJ has been
presented 10 the Legislature in behalf OF apprO-
priatlon 10 aid In the erection of hom eopathIc
Hospsa s,I me necessity ior suci nospta 80
argument Is unnecessary. Nothing however, proves
i!s necessity more clearly than the report or Dr.
SeeRer, medical director OF the Hahnemarrn tho
moeOpathc) Hospital. From tnis report we see that
there are over six applications 10 the present con-
tracted accommodations To every one that can be
taken. The petition Ii signed Dy Peter Cooper, A.
l. stewart, Marshall q. Roberts, William cullen Bry-
oew Mayor ma Edwn soos connoy
j. Astor, General Mcclellan ana almost all Of our
most distinguished as well as heaviest taxpayers.
Petitions Irom all the counties In The :, ate are also
being sent In. The Committee OF the Homeopathic
Hospital, having In charge the presenting OF the
Il. A. StOrrs. charles 4. LOew auu +. Seeger, M. D.
REAPrRoPRIATIoN OF CANAL MONEYS.
!, senator mardenonrgn mrodaced nnl prosiding
priated by the act passed May IL, 1859. being
s5sl,75l be appropriated to the same objects spe
Sl00,oOo for the supply OF additionai water the
Rome level the uexpended balance u the 500 COD
appropriated by chapter s77 o. laws Of 1859. ana
chapter 1877 Of 1870 The unexpended balance Of the
appropriation made for rebuilding the Oneida Lake
Canal ID reappropriated to Improvement on tho
same
CODE OF PROCEDURE
Senator Chapman introduced a blil providing that
CODE DE amended as iUllows:--
An attempt 70 commence an action deemed equivalent
the commencement thereof in all when the
e shsrh oy 0ner oce OF the county Ia which defends
saer or ober ocer Of the IN Which % sns
ton was established by law.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF sUPERvrsoRs
Senator Pelrcc introduced bill providing tor pub
fishing the Official proceedings o. the Board Of Su
pervisors IN two papers of the county-one OF each
political party.
LIABILITY OF HOTEL KEEPERS.
Senator Tweed introduced bill providing thas
hotel Keepers IN New iork city and brooklyn shall
furnish their guests with checks for Oyercoass
umbrellas deposited with them, and no charge shall
made for the safe keeping OF articles let by
guests. Every Keeper Of a motel in the cities named
snail post copy OF the ABOVE section OF the pro.
posed law In conspicuous place IN ms house. Neg
ect to comply with The requirements o. the section
IL made punishable by fine OF five dollars for
offence.
THE INSURANCE. BILLS.
The Senate Insurance Committee to-day gave q
hearing to the parties interested in tho Insurance
bills before the legislature Arguments were male
by the Hon. G. W. Miller (Super ntendcnt OF the In
SUI ance Department., Mr.. Morgan oil New YORK, aud
Mr. Stephen English Tor the New York Ins rance
T.naes,-most OF those speaking against the bllls.
Mr.. Miller strongly advocated some legislative ac-
ton by which the interests or policy holders woud
be protected. The committee then adjourned till
TO morrow afternoon.
FREE CANALS.
Joint meeting OF the members Of the Albany
Board Of Trade aud Luinbermens Association was
held to-day, and alter an address from Mr. Hatch,
were unanimously adopted endorsing
the action OF the Chamber OF Commerce and Pro-
duce Exchange, OF New YORK, anu the commercial
organizations IN the State In favor of Tree canals.
Petitions are coming III from all parts oil tine State
IN iavor OF the measure.
rnE ERIE RAILROAD CASES IN THE COURT OF AP-
The Erie Railroad cases, which were TO come be
Tore the Court OF Appeals to-day, were put over for
ywo weekS.
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