The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-11

up IN arms against IL, simply because Its Immediate
happened TO be very obnoxious one. II Johnson
had only been able to catch his eye how he would
nave wllted But he didn't and so ne survived.
However, 1t was again Pamer's lot to do
THE WORK OF CONVERSION
he 81 ys %npss s
to withdraw his objection to the immediate passage
OF tne bsl. What one said TO the other no one
OF head shaking ana reading OF the bill In manu-.
script. Finally let IL be sald the grand upsnot was
Palmer, and the bin was passed, not solitary vote
being cast against 1t. This done, 1t was then i'm
where an was made p 70 To@ Fields SO 70
amend 1t that 1t should provide for the payment OF
the salaries of employees OF the city government now
actually due. This proposition drew forth consider.
able opposition, when Fields Withdrew u, and the
bill then went through by reclamation. The follow
Ing Is the bill as 1t pascal both houses:
AN provide for the payment Of certain bonds OF the
people Of he state Of New York. represented in Senate
sEo1,oSf.fSs co@p:roisr p city New York is .u
due
% :a sa he said
s :as and
manner as he may prescribe bearing interest no. exceed
w per sss''S per ana
sSr aaS Ss resumption
bondi falling due during the month Of January aforesaid
SIS S~rS ii act :iah lake eject immediately
the nrst DiiI which prepared rough road even for
this just measure. to have made the original one
Mr.. Green's friends have learned lesson that VIII
last them for the balance OF the session.
Senator James WOOD made mis- ex pected explana.
tAon to-day In reference to the charges preferred
The Senator ala not seem 70 very Excited ABOUT
the matter, and spoke about his grievances az
the value OF deep plougnlng The speech will be
found In the report OF the proceedings. The COM
ssss q se mS2 p Ds 6y me-
Tiemann seconded the Senator's motion for the
appointment OF the committee, and at the same time
expressed the hope that ne would not be appointed
az one OF the members, inasmuch a. he mad heard
mucn about fraud OF late that he was preudiced.
HIS remark seemed to nettle Wood considerably,
although 1t Is probable Tiemann ntnotnng ofren'
'' As Was stated in this correspondence some time
0gO, the charter proposed by the Committee OF
some Of It's provisions are acceptable, but
He was sose to- best ~ S %s e.
limo roneain. certain portions Of the existing laws
and then coats those bills SS6 Wta the necessary
charter: A better plan however. has been PROPOSED
by Mr.. Mackay, who introduced last week the bill
district q CITY, Hs % To-Day eaSy
Q Dill providing for
be q ree from each
sembly district in the clty q New York. THIS WIN
passed. save the legislature great amount Of un;
the entire time OF. the session occupied solely in
attending to and legslating for New FORK
city ae 70 ne by yS
by which each voter may vote for three delegates or
Three votes for one delegate. The convention to
to submit to the Legislature as what the people Of
New York want; for as he says they should be bet.
number of men elected from distant parts OF the
OTHER REFORMS
Uf New York. The bill was introduced by Mr.. Pelf.
and provides for doing away with the fee Of day
read and write in the English language necessary
4I Mr.. Fields also introduced measure OF re-
form which VIII tend to the comfort OF
grea; many business otoe msn vino r sss city
Yonkers and the stations below, the side Of
Manhattan Island. Thomas wants more regularity
Sae to and ne also wants saOD house
built at Manhattanvile, SO that ladies may not ne
Obliged to remain outside aaSs ~ severe or SUI
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
is TO be rigldly investigated by the Judiciary Com.
amanSed should S pass the Senate M Tammer
in introducing the subject TO-DAY, made quite 8
District Attorneys once, aud cited the case OF
Theodore Allen, which occurred two years ago.
Of retrenchment and reform muoh 10 tne disgust
OF many-by presenting the amendment providing
that the Tbs s1a pc mars i s6
ject were quite amusing Tor time, and Hawkins
was much taken back when motion made Dy hun
to lay the matter on the table was voted down by
90 TO 10. He limited at extensive series OF inves.
legations to be niade-as stated In my despatch Of
yesterday-but 1t did not take.
THE PNEUMATIC BORE BILL
was introduced to-day by Mr.. Haughton, and thus
s scse saa 70
are here lively as ever, but the b0rers have g0i
little ahead OF them this uwsA Cheap iewelry ven:
by Mr.. Cook OF the Salt Committee, should become
law. The s.li provides for the appoint.
county, who shall have charge or the subject,
and prohibit the sale OF any article as gold unless It
ne. All ARTICLES otherwise constituted to be de, de-
clare4 composition metal ana TO be so stamped.
Fifty dollars fine for each violation OF the provisions
OF the Dill Is to be imposed and the Commas
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Mr.. Bennett, who introduced O bill allowing that
corporation TO extend It's lines ana make functions
The New Haven Rallroad received
little notice from bill introduced by
M Bsa Of which
is to compel the New Haven road people TO reduce
the fare In the State Of New York to two cents per
The Pacific Mail folks are authorized In bill in.
uOduced by Mr.. TwOmbly, to reduce tn cir capital
up are authorized, by bill introduced by Mr.. Whit
beck, to issue bonds for Onethlrd Of the value OF
real estate owned by the corporation.
The Bar Association Hand-Action on the
Grand Jury BiI-1he Senate Committees
To BE FILLED with Dem0crats-BOss Tweed
Left Out In the Cold-Erasius COrnina Dan.
yerOusly Ill.
ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1872
The committee appointed by the Bar Association
arrived mere this morning, and had consultation
this evening as to what they should do with the
memorial charging malfeasance ON certain mem.
bers OF the judiciary in the city. IL seems that
after learning Of the probability OF legislative I'm.
yestiQation into the management Of affairs in New
York they determined to await the arrival of the
examining committees and place the matter before
Them