New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-25
NEW,JERSEY.

| NEW-JERsEY.
STILL AT THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEGIs-
| LATI0S-THE GOVERNORS APPOINTMENTS.
| lFROM THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
| TRENTON, Jan. A.-Both Houses succeeded in
working of large amount OF private business this
morning. and the Senate having exhausted its calendar
was forced to adjourn TIL tomorrow, while the Assembly
held a second session in the afternoon.
Another railroad bill made its appearance in tho
Assembly this morning. Incorporating the PENIS Neck
and swedesboro Railroad Company, with capital stock
OF 100000 and privilege TO increase to s2OOOO The pro-
posed road Is TO extend from Swedesboro some point
on tho Delaware River, between Firms Point and Dali
bows Landing. Mr.. sanderson presented q bill for the
protection of bridges the Delaware River imposing
hne OF $50 and cost upon persons injurng stealing
material from said bridges The providing against
contagious and malignant diseases, by authorizing the
boards OF health in the various towns and cities to
erect hospitals, and TO convey thither for treat
ment oil persons 80 affected, was passed by vote
Of "a TO 90 The other bills passed follows: An
act providing for the collection Of taxes In the County Of
Galloway act authorizing the trustees OF School Dis
trct No II OF Huntereon County 10 bonds for the
sum OF &C. 900 TO complete school building. supple
ment to the charter Of the Mount Holly and Lumberton
Railroad Company introduced, authorizing the
tension OF the road from Medford in Burlington County
to Atsion In the county there to with any
railroad now built or that may be built supplement-
vey OF The part Of the road ia Pssao County for the
purpose OF Strengthening and improving II. II bin pre-
DO an uncomfortable place for thieves and pckpOckes
IL provides that any person who Is charged with being
professional thief shall that charge alone be mpris
oned Tor 80 days, oven II no criminal oense has been
The Senate this morning refused to concur with the
Assembly In the passage OF the resolution appontinga
COMMITTEES Of five 70 convey the resolutions f the Pur
eminent to The State delegation in Congress The bin
appointing CoInmlssioner OF Insurance vas reported
and consequently lost The general opinion seemed
to be that It's object was merely to provide posi-
ton TO be filed y the Governor As the insurance bust
ness yields only about 5000 annually TO the State, and
the proposed salary for Commissioner OOO with
permission to pay an unspeced number Of clerical sal
aries OF 1900 each it feared that little would be left
for The State. Senator TAYLOR presented bill investing
the OF the Hackensack with special police
power Tho Senate passed the following bills An act
extending the charter Of the Camden and Atlantic Land
Company fora period OF 50 years. an act extending the
Of 30 years after the first Monday Of February 1876 an
act the same rate Of taxation upon the Cape
az is now required from the West Jersey Railroad.
The bill introduced yesterday asking for continuance
is looked upon with suspicion by the friends Of Erie They
declare that 1t Is either IN the Interest OF the Montcar,
or the Delaware and LackawanLa or the New Jersey
Central and that by running through Paterson, as il
by its route, IL will take away large portion OF
Road.
The redstrcting Of the State made necessary by the
new superintendent, Is being extensively discussed
among the Republicans. A plan proposed by prom
member from the southern part Of the State divides
Camden, Burlington Ocean; hid. Mercer, HunterdOn
Vth, sussex, Warren. Passaic Bergen; With, Essex;
With Hudson. While this plan finds favor with some
Republicans there are others who refuse to accept IT,
Some think II there should be oLly one additional Rep
resentative app0rOned that he will be elected at LARGE
and then the districts would remain unchanged. An,
other arrangement puts Atlantic County into the Id
district and Monmouth into the IIId thus making the
LIST and lid Republican Should there he two Repre-
senatiyes apportoncd there viii be little difficulty in
80 redstrcng the state TO secure five out 0t seven
districts for the Republicans. go -,
ThoIo : a good deal OF discussion stil about the
Thought that Benjamin F. Lees chances for the
Corkslip OF the supreme Court were we Dest'
ton IL q candidate, and that Il he ia the Governor
wiz appoint him in order TO secure big AID IN his Pres
dent al aims. The friends OF Judge William b. Guild are
also confident thar he will be the favored man IL
rumored that ChefJustice Beasley will be appointed
Chancellor in place Of ZbrsRe Gen Munyon's name Is
also mentioned for this position In case Oh Jlstce
Beasleys appointment, Judge Beade VIII succeed him.
Gov. Parker has refused to repreye Bolts since the
Lc sslature does not wish to act in the matter
THE REGULAR pRocEEDINGS-
TPFNTON Jan. 24.-SENATE.-The Committee
referred the bill 10 establish IN Insurance
Bills intrOduced-To give hotel and llyery-stable
keepers lien on 5Fses c.t for board or exchange; TO
to provide for an opeu bridge the Passaic.
Bulls passed-Ielave 10 the compensation Of law and
Insurance iOlnpany OF Newark act; the resolution
giving the assent OF the state to the erection oil deeh9e'
HorsR-Bils introJuccd-Fer the summary arrest
and conviction OF professional thieves; supplement to
the small cause act maE4Ag n chahge ia seie I'm
jurors they are TO be drawn ana summoned on three
days notice
Sir Niles win soon introduce resolution for the APP
pOutmont OF Committee 10 inquire into the manner ia
which the of the United Railroad ana Canal Com
panies made 20 the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Com
D1ny aud whether The Interests OF the state have been
preuGiccd thereby. and 10 make report OF the whole
early DAY, and what the rcsorN ed nights OF
tue State lTr ~ tue lease.