The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-24

College asked for N the Dill under confederation be
SSg p q M ssPsnce ~ u Srs xns
in answer 70 Woodin. who. Y should be mentioned.
BY the college shalt not be exempt from taxa
ton. except such a. may be in actual use"
ton OF Mr. Woodin's amendment ana the Of.
derlnR OF the bill 70 third reading. The IDEA OF
bia College Is absurd mere may be q lew free
scholarships, but IN pvnt Of sot only the rich can
Mr. oBriens b to repeal section of the Laws Of
New New YORK, evidently intended q ' to Guy re-
lieve Mr. Green OF an extra burden OF on
s S% BY ss sr poM ss 20 scpsS
csp0n pS q those .taoned the District
throw the appointment OF the clerks into inc
hands nan o. 1s nags or rather ne sgs w as
to confirm or reject the recommendations made.
opposing the appointment OF Mr.. Van Mort as one
OF the Board Of Audit that that gentleman
duties aoS I
apply this argument to himself Just now In view OF
the fact that he himself has been made one or the
much 10 do as Comptroller. Under the circum-
stances therefore, II Is natural TO suppose that
in endeavOrng to tighten his duties BY taking away
IRON INN the sppontmsnt o. the clerks o. sne
snd o Mr. O Green bolieved doing c
late reform fght, so his gratitude should DC com.
may be has yet Tor his benefaotor 1t doubtless
will be.
The bill confirming the orders Of the General Ses.
sOns was passed In the senate TO-DAY without without
it one. republican. Madden, ana one demo.
GRAFT Hardenburgh. The latter declared that the
and In nS aid NOT Dess
Legislature had the power to 90 what the bill called
! q qsesCa 5On
s s3a sssae$ 4 vss ns1
Grand Jury then its acts were null a9d yold, and
the Lsgisature could not make II GRAND Jury.
argument against the bill, but he Is In very bad
health and was thus unable to carry out his pur-
THE CITY CHAMBERLAIN.
Senator Benedict's bnl concerning the City Cham
berian has several important features II provides
that the Chamberlain must execute q bond to the
Mayor, Aldermen and C0mmonalty OF the city, with
one or more snretles, to be approved By the
duties OF his ONCE It is made obligatory on the
Comptroller, to designate the banks or trust com.
panies In which ali the city moneys shall be
writing" ro% tn time to time to Change mango
the banks or trust companies thus designated
real and personal IN the city ana county, OF every
kind, are to be deposited by the Chamberlain In the
designate banks or trust companies. The moneys
SO deposited can be transferred from one bank or
trust company to another by q warrant drawn by
the Chamberlain. The interest derived on the
moneys must be nrst applied BY him to pay all the
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
Of hts olce, and the balance must be paid over once
% snaas fsn' Is'e 10 S1 q
.. the receipts 2, moneys from
the same.o The amounts paid from time to tlme
On account Of the several appropriations must DO
warrant snail be paid on account of any appropria-
ton after the amount authorized to be raised BY
pended. Once week the chamberlain is required
TO report In writing to the Mayor and to the
him. the amounts OF all warrants paid by him since
MS last report. and the amount remaining to the
All the warrants upon the sha
~ Inc @ eess al
acts inconsistent with Its provisions
THE DRY DOCK RAILROAD.
The bin extending the tracks Of the Dry Dock and
double track from avenue d through and along
Tenth street to the East River; also through and
double track; also with single track from Seventh
avenue and Fourteenth street through and
Eleventh street. or s sHss
10 Wasnington street thence through washington
the North River; also with single track through
and along christopher street TO Sixth avenue,
thence through and along sixth avenue with
single track through Broome street from East
street TO- Columbia street; also with q
from Lewis to East street; also with double track
through and along Ea street, from Delaney to
and Corears streets the present stables ana car
house Of the company on Corlears street, between
Monroe ana Cherry streets.