New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
ALBANY.
UNPARALLELED

UNPARALLELED TAMMANY GENEROsITY-NR.
TwOMBLY GRACIOUsLY ALLOWED TO SUB
PENA WITdSsES-AN ATTEMPT TO MAKE
HIM PAY THE COSTS OF THE CoNIEST-THB
NEW COURT-II0USE 10 BE AGAIN "COM-
PLETED0-oNLY TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
MORE TO BE THROWN INTO THAT WELL
A ELL INTRODUCED IN THE ASSEMBLY TO
DESTROY TIE TA,IWANY PATTY.
ALBANY, Jan. l9.--The Committee on P.iyi-
lcgcs and Elections met this morning aud decided to
give Mr. TwonJy tho subpcnas for wine sos, aked
for by that gentleman. IL order TO give te witnesses
time 10 got heTc, the Committee adjourned un o'clock
Tomorrow evening. The Committee have very pru'
IDENTIFY declined to incur the additional infIIny oi re-
fl3iDg Mr. Tvombly an opportunity % pre- ent te-u'
mony in the matter OF Tie outrage which he has been
subjected. The explanation of the mater is simple
one. Mr. Murphy, the Chairman Of tbe CCmDttec on
Privileges and Elections, Is Albanian and oXpeci5 10
run for the state Senate this Fa. The recon-
menIed by the mpetuous aud interruptions ield--to
reject all testimony, and simply cor1fn tic unrshtooJ,
action of the Board Of Supervisors "a EcW-YorH--~a,
therefore not taken. The Hon. Thomas J.. stewart,
counsel for NJ Twomby, will be here this evening,
The Democracy have introduced in gIoat haste, bin
to make Mr. Twombly pay tie expenses OF hs"tAs for
bis seat TIE bill provides that the contestant II unsuc-
eessfu shall not receive anything nom tho State for Be
expenses This bill handed In, after resuiar c'N
OF the counties for bills, old sheet Of IiBted p'
per with one-third torn away, and tho missing words
interlined with ead-peDcil. Mr Murphy oI albany
has tho honor OF presenting il.
The new Court House in New-York is 10 be "'on'
peted" for the fourth fifth time. Senator Comet as
offered bill approprating 100000 more, just 10 com
plete the work. Last Winter money was appropriated
10 finish ND theiob but debts were discovered" Which
absorbed the funds.
Mr. Barse Of Cattaraugus, introduced bili making ~
compulsory with parents to send all children between
six and twelve years Of either to abc or private
school for not less than three months Ia each year. ~
the proposed legislation might properly be eaLed IN
Act for the Destruction OF the Democratic Party" las
no chance Of going through this legislature fine of
$40 TO $40 The penalty for dsObcdcnce o the act on
the part of parents and another of $40 so FOR neglect
on the part of school trustees 10 prosecute
Nr. scribner Of Sescheser has iImug'Iated measure
which Is likely TO stir up the Hudson River Rlroai 10
mueh needed Improvement. His bin provide, that tho
Company sha not collect more than orc cent milo
from passengers travelling from NewYot 70 Yonkers, or
from Yonkers TO New-YOrl, until the completion oi
proper and decent building for plsscngcrstltion "t
that suburb. AT present everything at Ionkerf s pre-
clsey as It should be- and is high sne that there
should be change. one Of the provisions OF Ar scr"
ner's bill is a little singular. The Railroad officials tv-
ing prepared plans for suitable structure, are required
to submit them to the President aud Trustees OF tno
village Of Yonkers for their approval
Mr. Ten Eyck Of Seneca County proposes 70 pcI'asa
the duty paid by the onondaga salt Company 10 th"
State from one cent six cents for each buEhel OF 90
pounds This will receive considerable support
Mr. Hayes Of Now-York has offered bill TO suppress
the sale OF theater tickets by sidewalk pecuator aud
otherwise regulating tho operations OF theatrical mama
gers. The first section forbids the puoic shows nom
selling more than ten tickets TO one person This can
easily be evaded. The second section makes IL MIS-
demeanor to sell tickets in front OF place OF amusement
The third section makes il nsdemea amor for manager
70 withhold from the public any reserved seats not act-
ally sod The fifth section oblges the theator 10 furnish
seat to every individual purchasing ticket This act
strikes at recognized abuses, but unless S
is amended ft will fail Of its objects Speculation Ia
tickets confined to the sidewalk in the Immediate
front of the theaters, but is extensively carried Oh IL
| hotels. .
bill FOR the relief Of the NevYors and Brooklyn Iron
Tubular Tunnel Company gives them oHe year more 10
| make start.
A bill 70 assess property-owners for the expcuie ~
completing the grading and paving ot Eighth and Tenth
aves passed Senate yesterday and the Assembly To-
day. and only awaits the signature OF the Governor to
| become law.
| Mr. Randall introduced bill providing that shera'
shall hereafter be allowed TO charge and receTe e fec
hereinafter provided: For serving summons 3 ~ PER
mile for every milo Travelled Ia making sdch ser'l'r;
serving warrant 81 90 and travelling fees; on a money
lar; all up TO $780, j cents on tho doil cecd'
ing that sum- II cents on the dollar and r2vsn$ !oe
who take vessels through Hell Gate channel may CHARGE
ssder Ss 81 70; every FOOT of water such vessel may
over 100 and flan 2c0 uns burden s. 25 foot over
200 and under 30 81 80 fo0t over 2CD and nnder fW
81 rs foot; 400 and under 50O S2 foot over 90
| and under 1000, 81 50 foot. And any pilot "no
| NAV take vessel tO Execution Rock, or 20
Sands Point Lght-Housa in Long Island und, ont~a
bound through Hell Gate channel shall receive Oecits
foot every foot the vessel; inward bound NeNsr'
through Hell Gate channel from either sbOye two points,
shall rates pilot Any pilot who shall AXE
vessel inward by way Of He Gate Shall be emitted - .
preference by said vessel when outward bound Aud
further: From Nov. TO April /, each Hcl Gate nt
shall entitled TO receive from every vessel under 30
tus burden, 81; and under 600 tuns 81 over 500 tus -
addition TO the rates of compensation proposed e. 10