New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

dreamed Of whom the state charter was framed manage
TO make dead letter OF the obnoxious clause They
pass resolution that when this House adjourns 1t be
to meet tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock, and rom
thence 90 Monday evening" Having thus provided for
their future existence the legislators hasten from the
capital to their homes. A kind Trenton member OF
each House the next morning plays q ridiculous farce
on law by visiting tire chambers ana fOrnay ucchrhg
The respective bodies ADJOURNED because lheies ho
Yesoriay in the Senate hill looking to tardy Justice
20 mother introduced by Senator Taylor was taken Up
on It's final passage. u provides tRt, hereafter, tho
appointment OF a teStHmontary guardian shall not be
lawful unless tire mOthe" n wing, consent 10 su'h a
poinfincnt which consent shall be- In writing and signed
and ny the mother In the prcsen' OF Two
witnesses present al the time who shall subscribe ter
names thereto as wilncsse, IN the presence OF the
mother and such consent SHAH e proven 10 AVt utn
given and acknowledged at the time the VIII appoiul-
ing the testameutary guardian shall he adintd 20 O
hate" debate sprung mp on the mtIll. on lo vi,
tween Senators TAYLOR, William ana Llitr' rom Nncn
30 appear, that under the present laws ~ the STATE
husband may, bis death, leave VIII behind appoint
ing guard ans Tor his children, over whom they nave iu
c1utrO thereafter. case was mentioned IN NLth d
highly respectable lady, now living 90 Railway VINO
habits, constant fear lest De w!i &C. lavlne VII
which win appoint guardian, Tor her cIdth, mn tl
drspis her senator William thought there many
bad women who would refuse to sign agreement
called flr by the bl, in order 20 "Ilic' tier uJlng
husbands. senator Taylor explained mat 10 snch case
to the Orphans Court, hy which au examination mo
yilrf ms a1D1rfed senator Little spoke Of the pres
cnt laws M unjust mot crs but he desired postpone
ment OF the biz that 10 might DEE carefully examined
uud IL provisions tIour ilto, when was tu zoe
But tls SENATE did pass two bills which, " ihf} paS'
the Assembly and become laws VII increase The H-i''
women I'D Nrw-Jc Jersey. The first OF these bills puNlt's
tina the motler- consent shall lbe necessary n M ~
q. urr of Cd lrcu. aud the second that u ease or Ill
the Court Of ChIuccry shall o. .ce ds 10 Nh-th
part5 shall have custody Of tie minor children.
The Senate went into Executive -e- Yesterday noon
and confirmed M Kelsey secretary OF state. Al me
appo ntmcnt~ ortLc Governor have now been confirmed
with the exception OF Mr. Nroon, as Prosecutor iof le-
Ger County.
In the Assembly. Yesterday, the bill creating a new
Police Comm. -.iou for Newark was introduced. Ut "
framed hv MAYOR Ecorl, aud was presented yesterday
fresh from bis pen. 10 not calculated 10 -t t INA
prty or the people of Newark who expected thaf tHc
Commits. ouors $50 nf each party, would De c" 'td Do!
the urop.c Bat the hl provide l.r iuuI toul- u T.
two Republicans aud two DcWoC at-, 20 Doc elected h' ih'
Common Council of the city, tie Chairman ~ iLc lu'r
Committee being cI-CJ1cO member with TIE dtt'"II-
vote I'D case OF inc.
Two IL Irlad bills introduced yesterday-one IN
the Senate and in the House. TIL. latter, -y
the most important, autAut1zt- Tie Ne"aFh ana N."-
York Railroad tu build branches not rE''euf- j. mile,
I'm length IN the Counties uf Hudson. J. se., and Union
The bin VIII meet with strong opposition. The uth"r nll.
is TO validate contract between tie Erie ana tLt Fl
lee Railroads. whereby the former leases the LITTER aud
advances the costs ~ building ctlil Io.,o d. col
The Joint resolution raj yh- The WA AiItAuil'At
was ordered 10 % third reading WIthOut debate.
the senate. the supplement go ilt att creating the
j. Road Board. allowing the Board 90 soil bonds ana
10 macddauize B.OouhtlL-aNe. E,-eN county was
bin fixing the salary Of the Collector OF Pa-'aic
County 40 si,-J We, also passed