New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19

The rCunic las passed tho Vanderbilt Enpih Tishs't
Uniwa, bill hy vote Of 20 o7-al",Ts Benedict nnh
T!,namn IN the negative. Thee two Senator" innhc
several attempts TO reconit tho bill, rcsnnsi III NOR"
ion 20 the business of the Senate th to the
p,orrcs, of the bill The bill for tho ordinary repairs,
and rupcrincndcnCo " the canals. which
HI. aendy pissed the Assembly. passed the Sehoc 'hs
uornlns by unanimous vote Most Ofthc senators KNOW
tht II appr0prlaeS t.3iOisb. aud that seems 10 hc W"
extent ~ their knowledge on the subject THO bii Tor
ne wort and iruoldnry repairs mas not yet been re-
postcd 10 the Senate.
Mr. ~, mann carried through resolution providing
for ,o,no new work for Mcssis. Benedict. Wcshann.
aud himself, who are 20 ~ during the summer ana Fan
months 10 Investigate the operations of the Department
Of Buildngs. the Eighteenth Ward Market frauds ana
those VI tho Third aud N,uih Dist Couithousc buid
,ugs
Tho o, ,ion law for the City and County Of NcvYo,k
b,y.p- been made special order for today, the senate
went into commie the bill, and proceeded rs lar ~
tho tvontyhird section This Is the bill when was
drafted by Mt Davenport and which the Assembly mas
ordered 10 third reading It Is the intention o, IN.
the Assembly for concurrence was AGAIN n ma
y motion TO adjourn was Immediately made ann carried
in order that the Republicans might meet III caucus
hill is very long AN! stringent one' coh'inDs W 'oe
tiOns-
The Central Underground Railroad bill, which passed
the Assembly by large majority was to-day reported
adversely by the Senate Railroad Committee, and the
adverse report cctped by the senate py Votc vi
HOT MI Madden, Chairman Of the Railroad Commit
tee then moved consider, in order that this motion
might be lost uid tie bill finally rejected, but before
ytc could be taken the hour Of arrived, ana inc IAeu-
tenant de declared the Senate adjourned IL -
now qu 70 clear that neither the Central un rground
In pass In the Senate nor tue Beach phue natio
schens The Assembly that the only chance Tor u
ispd transit underground road lies IN The pa'-aSt tune
Vanderbilt bill. Tue prospects VI the latter ohi a1e eA
trcpcly good.
The Assembly held two sessions, the second one com.
ncncing at $50 O'clock ard passed large hnhoer VI
bills including the Brooklyn Election Law The Drug
cists bin was passed to third reading. The transac'
,ons of the State Medical Society were ordered TO he
,rinted m the exponse Of the State in accordance with
thc custom No evening sslOn was held on aceOuht v!
the caucus.
A caucus OF the Republican members OF both Houses
was held tonight decide upon some plan to dispose
NJ tho large amount of business still their hands, in
order that an adjournment NAV be had early posi-
bic Messrs. Benedict, winsow, Dickinson. ana Ewls'
ON the part Of the Senate, and the Speaker
Morton Kngsland, Fort. and Smythe ON pehaii OF Tue
Assembly appointed as q Conference committee,
with power report any measures they may consiues
" the most genera, . Importance port S D Sut
IN motion, 80 that they may be carried Through as
rxpeditiousy as possible The Apportonment bill was
sscussed and there general feeling TO- 20 on ana
serfect the bill and in Congress shOuld give the
Etate another member elect him at large II Was also
decidod that II the Committee on Commerce and Nav
cation should recommend the removal OF the haroor ON
cisls on the evidence already taken they shall ne re-
moved at once by joint resolution, when the positions
may be Immediately rohed by the Governor. There
was n slim ate enhance.