The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12
Organization of the Court of
Impeachment.
THE REGISTRY LAW PASSED
Ex-Judge CardOzO's Successor Confirmed
by the Senate.
The Street Cleaning Bill Passed and Sent TO
the Governor.
ALBANY, May II, 1872.

ALBANY, May II, 1872.
THE NEW ELECTION LAW.
Mr.. Palmer, from the Committee on Cities, re-
ported the Election bill, with certain amendments,
and II was passed by vote OF 10 to 4. The amend
lnents are simply the elimination OF the naturaza-
ton clause and the clause compelling voter to
| give his exact age.
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
| The Senate had little talk over the question OF
adjourning over to Monday evening, just before
breaking up for the day, and it was finally decided
that the members should reconvenc at ten O'Clock
on Monday morning, as the Court of Impeachment
| is to organize at four O'Clock on that day.
There has been good deal OF comment concern
ing the composition of the Board OF Managers to
conduct the trial elected last night in the Assembly.
The defeat OF Mr. Tilden is regarded blow to i'm
parchment, because the ticket elected was pre-
pared and electoneered through by the friends of
Judge Barnard. AS the Board OF Managers stand
it is understood that five out Of the nine members
are at least friendly toward Judge Barnard.
THE BAR ASSOCIATION,
as represented here by several OF its active men,
bers is greatly disappointed at the personnel of the
Board of Managers elected. 1t whispered
through the Assembly Chamber this morning that
an effort would probably be made to add two more
members to the Board, in order have on it Tilden
strongly in favor of impeachment; but those who
are strongly opposed to any such change went
round among their fellow members and talked
to them, and the result was that the idea Of
attempting to increase the number of the mana
gers was abandoned. The Board Of Managers
through their Chairman, Mr.. Alvord, formally noti-
fed the Senate that they appeared with articles Of
prepared to maintain them. The President of the
Senate replied that the necessary steps would be
taken to convene the Court for the trial. The
and informed the House Of the answer Of the
STREET CLEANING IN NEW YORK
The result of the investigation which Mr. Healy
inaugurated into the subject of street cleaning in
New York is the following Eill which, having passed
both houses of the Legislature, was to-day sent to
the Governor for his SIGNATURE
AN Act in relation to the cleaning of the streets avenues
in the city New York and hd removal ali sha
sarbase rubbish d , and sweepings aud al dead animals
At S ana osa He s eS and inn
ment Of and the cancellation q existing
people ,s'ess Of York. in
city New York.
an s to and nsS be a sa aye
with the duty causing all avenues lanes alleys
thoro%sny from time time and Kept az Al
s, saTSas SaSS,s9 .
S s not and %u@a" sE ooS nnd a
si%aI kind Which the Bcard Health said may
rubbish shall BE- removed from the city col
yf asaf 70 III a
lots aesn Pscs FOR with
@ and eSsussG y ana n authority to E and
sSs s Ss 81 a s @
% s o6% Wa
sad aHs sassuea and on to ss aa a
Of S n%e ea d G se h 1 aS or
ties OF said contractors and TO arrange by agreement for
contractors BY their said interest therein
n sn an e e. will ns tor e best @
determined whenever the said contractors their
the S"s uaons =
enans contained on nth, the part OF said
Wherever Tic Shall hP s
% IN nas toy or s By
Il to IND
perform the duties and shall thence continue to exercise
he Is e this respect e the CLEANING &
Sase rubbish I and swscpngs 0' a's' gar
SEC. sWhenever the Existing contract in relation to
other matter On ma ne 5 Hp @
YORK %kk the r par a and the
hpecrasSIy q Re second part sIa
nue to exercise the power and authority and
blood, ORAL ana other refuse matter. -, : ss '.,'
Gals authority Or authorities having from time to time
and slips ssa city shall designate and set apart the
BE- adapted to and meet the wants said board IN
SIC SNThe said Board Of Police is hereby authorized
ashes and garbage or either oithem to any person Or
said city. disposed Of not to be often
Obtained in defrayns the expense Of executing the
section and ali contracts made under this act shall be
reported the Comptroller of the city OF New York semi
SIC. 6-The said Board Of Police Is hereby author r
may necessary executing tho several provisions q
this to such Sae a 81 e poss bs m
their compensation. and also to employ laborers, and
%ry Boats and nTe o aSaie ssr
pes, T.
make me- aRs
@ sS fa and
s 20 periom ;hs daes eSoasd section
;n % sray s s Of and make &
be paid during the year ls72 in executing
he S aS q na q
sash
and make the payments to be made for the year
act and shall submit such estimate to the Mayor
and the President Of the said Board Of Pocc
who sh ALL within fifteen days thereafter consider and
revise such estimate, and shall fix and determine the
amount which said Board of Police shall be authorized
several o. this act and such amount when
determined by said Mayor, Comptroller and President
Board OF Police shall thereby become appropriated
The amount thus established shall be certified TO the
Comptroller and the last said Board empowered and
directed annually cause the thereof to be,
according to law raised and collected by tax upon
the estates, real and personal subject to taxation
roer, from time to time, l. authorized borrow upon
bonds in anticipation OF the said taxes what
purposes OF the said Police Board In executing the
provisions Of this act exceeding in any year
the amount which may be appropriated for said year as
herein provided and shall place such moneys to the
credit Of said Police Board from time to time, Its writ
ten reQuistion, they may be needed In executing
| the several provisions OF this act.
The Senate, In executive session. this morning
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