The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07

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Mr.. Bradley offered an amendment prohibiting
any appropriation by the corporate authorities OF
New York to any sectarian school or institution
cept founding hospitals and several asylums hos
pitfalls, dispensaries and homes for the friendless
the aged, &C, which were named at length In the
amendment. The amendment was adopted by q
ii. Jacobs to-day again went for
A PRINTING RESOLUTION,
which asked for the printing Of copies Of the civil
OF Littlejonn, referred to the Printing Committee
with instructions to End out how much apiece the
that the members were liberal TO themselves He
might have added that they always VIII be If the
peoples purse is always at their command. Among
OTHER BILLS PASSED TODAY
in the lower House was the amended Water Supply
bill and that which limits the time In which suits
can be brought against sherfs to one year instead
Of three as at present AS passed the Water supply
bill contains provision, inserted by the "Boss'
himself, limiting the amount to be expended III any
one year for the Croton water arrangements to
81 000 600. 1t will be remembered that this was ex
acty as the original bill stood, and that an amend
wards inserted. Did the "Boss' himself have 10
take water this timer
THE BLACKwELHs ISLAND BRIDGE.
The committee OF conference on the Biackwers
Island Bridge bill have reached conclusion and re-
from all expense in the matter. This result was
reached through the EFFORTS OF Senator Frost and
Assemblymen Prince and Oakley.
THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
The bill to repeal the charter OF the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company, which was recommitted
last night In the Assembly, on the motion Of Mr..
Weed Of Clinton county. is effecually killed, 1t is
not at oil probable it will be reported again.
ANOTHER NEW BOARD.
The bill creating Board OF Taxation Apportion-
ent vas passed by the Senate.
The Tax on Enigrants-Joy Over the Pas
sage Of the Tax Levy.
ALBANY, April Gil P. N.
This evening Mr.. Frear's bill reducing the
TAX ON EKIGRANTs
from two dollars to 81 so was reported, ordered ia
third reading and passed, all within the space Of
five minutes.
Mr.. Norton, in the Senate, introduced bill In
cooperating Emil Sauer, David Solomon, Herman
A. Baltzer, A. F. Goodnow, 81. A. Allen and others
as the Aarbor Loan and Trust Company
OF New York. with capital stock
OF half million, with the privilege
OF increasing to s. 600 0O0 The bill to permit aliens
to hold real estate considered In Committee OF
the Whole and reported fav0raby without debate.
THE PASSAGE OF THE TAX LEVY
mas created the most unbOunded enthusiasm In the
'"Boss'" quarters, and Senator Graham Is celebra-
ting the event tonight right royalty In the barroom
OF Congress Hall.