The New York herald., 1871-03-15

prisoners . sort OF a practising log for Youthful
pleaders TO hack experience out OF win be eirectu-
Ally killed py the b.,l .,. However the bad feature
body guard OF assistants who may be- IN me lonG
run, no better than the present class OF young
pleaders.
SOUTHERN NEW YORK BAPTIST ASSOCIATIONS.
Senator Tweed introduced a bill providing for the
incorporation OF the above naiacd assaociaton The
New York Baptist Association, the Church Exten-
sion COMMITTEES OF the Hudson River Baptist Asso-
citation and the New York Baptist Sunday school
Union shall be merged into above association.
THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL CLUB.
T. r. Allen, Z. +. Austin, William Bower Isaac Bu-
chanan, d. G. Eaton r. v. Leroy aud Others may
pose OF encouraging taste for the study or botany.
Capital stock 100000
Senator Norton introduced bi providing that
any person VINO shall administer to any woman
with child, whether such child be quick or not, or
prescribe for any such woman or advise or procure
her To take any medicine or drug or shall use anv
instrument or any means whatever to cause mis-
TO preserve her Ire shall be deemed guilty OF man.
slaughter In the second degree.
The Tax Bill Ordered to q Third Reading
sliaht Republican Orpositiou-- Consolidation
of City and County Stocks The Pneumatic
kailwny-A Caucus OF Democrats an the
Election Bill.
ALBANY March l4--l0 r. NJ.
THE NEW TAX LEVY BILL
came up In Committee OF the Whole OF the senate
afterwards by vote OF 10 yeas to IA nays. 1t was
generally believed that the republicans would try
to make stir about the matter In the committee,
but they were quiet as lambs throughout the
entire proceedings Mr. Kennedy, however, who
always has a say on most everything that is worth
talking about, be it good mad, after the oil had
been read by sections offered the following amend
ment as an additional section:--
Il .hal no. be lawful for the Mayor and Commonal.y OF
The Roar nj RnnOF NV tsnr nF
Board OF Apporonment appropriate any public money
scRoos or or on saa or ay e SOCIETY CT
the control OF any religious denomination
Mr. Tweed said he hoped the amendment would
not prevail, as there was q law now on the statute
books that prevented any sectarian appropriations.
1t was totally unnecessary. The amendment was
then voted down-16 TO l4-whereupon Mr.. Ken
nedy again made himself heard by movingto
q STRIKE our THE EsAcTING CLAUSE
an order, as he said that Senators could get ex-
panation as to what the bill really was. This was
also voted down. and on on motion % Of Mr Tweed the
report adopted by the Senate by the party
vote as III the other instances where the vote was
Senator Parker just before the report was adopted
remarked thar IN his opinion the bill was the Aevel
slbty and he thought 1t was but proper To ask Tor
an explanation about aasa Hsls-
but the chairman decided that he was not In order,
and SO che ne sat down, apparently satisfied with his
OWu cHOTl, uOC WIFI lLS eueCt. III Will t0uS Dc
seen tnat the bill Is to have clear way and will be
passed without any show Of opposition on the part
OF the republicans although It ts limited that they
are reservnG their fire until II comes mp for It's final
passage, which will be OIL tomorrow, II Mr.. Murphy
Is well enough to leave Brooklyn, seventeen votes
being requisite to carry the measure through.
Mr.. Creamer's bill In relation to
NEW YORK CITY AND COUNTY BONDS,
which he introduced this evening, IS quite an I'm.
portant one. 1t provides fOr the consolidation Of
all the various stocks Of the city Into common
coupon registered stock OF $500 denomination,
redeemable In not less than twenty years nor mere
than ffty years. The interest the STOCK Is to he
six per cent In gold Or currency as the Comptroller
may decide. The bill also provides for the cOnSOl
dalton OF the bonds Of the city and county into
one stock to be known as the consolidated cOungy
stock, OF the same denomination as the city stock,
to draw the same interest. The city stock can be
exchanged for consolidated county stock or pfce
versa. The interest on these stocks Is to We paid
quarterly or semi-annually. -
TIE BEACH PNEUMATIC TUBE BILL
was ordered to a third reading after Mr.. Tweed's
motion to strike out the word Broadway wherever
1t occurred IN the bill had been lost.
There Will be held in this city In q few daysa
CAUCUS OF ALL THE LEADERS
Of the democratic party throughout the State, who
are 10 exchange Views on the SUBJECT OF the bill
which fixes the State election IN October The de-
cls0n Of the caucus Will be endorsed by the majority
In the two houses OF the Legislature, be II for or
against the passage OF the BILL