New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
NrW-JERsEY LEGISLATURE.
IMPORTANT EDUCATIONAL BILL-LAw AGAIN
POISONOUS LIQUORs-QUARANTINE AT PER

IMPORTANT EDUCATIONAL BlLL-LAW AGAlNSI
POISONOUS LIQUORs-QUARANrlNEA Al fEi'Ih
AMBOY, ETC.
TRENTON, March "A calm has followed
the storm After the railroad fights Of yesterday the
Senate settled down 10 consideration Of large number
OF bills, many Of which were passed Mt Beeseiy IL
troduccd hill providing against fshngn any OF the
waters Of the state with wcrpound or plrsenets ms
bill is based on the report tho Commissioners Of Fish
cries that such instruments having disastrous eject
on the fisheries.
Senator Torrey under whose efficient management the
discussion popular education was had, introduced
this morning. Joint resolution providing for the ap-
pOintment of seven Commissioners to investigate ana
solve the problem Of popular education during the re-
cess of the Legislature, aud TO prepare a bill Tor
presentation 10 the next Legislature that shall make the
Common Schools more efficient ana cstaDsA ~ stem VI
bin was introduced authorizing the state Librarian
purchase for the Capitol ut expense not exceeding
Jersey. Senator Little introduced two hlis-Ohe 10
prevent the manuiac turc, importation, ana SAFE ~ tAe
State Of adulteracd or poisonous liquors, imposing
penalty Of 81 900 aud two years imprisonment Tor
violation thereof the other bill establishes quarantine
at Perth AmbOy under the authority OF inc BOdfu Oh
Health of that city.
senator Trick endeayored this afternoon to have
the supplement to the South Branch Railroad taken
up. II will I've remembered that tho bill was
passed yesterday morning but in the afternoon the NOie
the vote the bill, that tle people OF BurlIngI on
County were opposed to the bill because Il authorized
Central for another Air Line. His motion was lost how
ever and the bill made the special order for Nenes-
day next. .
The aut-Eric BILL repeating the law passed last year
authorizing the Erie 10 charge the same toiateS as
charged by any railroad in Bergen, Pas>ac, MOTIFS ana
Sussex Counties made the special order Tor tuesday
next. Bills passed by the senate to incorporate
the Peoples Bank and Gernana savings Institution OF
Newark. The Governors veto of the bill authorizing
the Morris Canal made the special ofdtr
for Tuesday next.
In the Assembly Mr.. Condit introduced a
hin IN autborzc the CITY of Orange 10 issue bonds to the
amount $4,000 street improvements and $4,000 for
the purchase of land upon which to build schooLouses
Mr. sauxay introduced bill to allow the Essex Road
Board to establish system of drainage for the marsh
lands Of Essex County. Mr. Patterson introduced sup
plemcnt 10 the Tax law which provides that hrreaIeI
The tax on all private acts OF Incorporation shall ne
5000 acts or supplements not relating 70 corporations
S1Gl corpOral ions under general law, 800 Bls were
passed To- enable the Morris and Essex Railroad COM
pany To tunnel the Bergen hills ana bridge me liach-
sack; incorporate the Delaware and BeNIdere bdSo
Company. .-,, -.
Both Houses adjourned for the week. but will here
after until the close OF the session. hold meetings on
Friday