New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18

Woodin and Lord repeated again the speeches they
made this subject last week Messrs Wood and
greenbacks, and Mr. Lord insisted payment IN coin
the debt had been created before the war; for the
last two the interest has been paid IN gold In
wa; carried by vote Of Ii Mr. Lewis made %c
ton 10 reconsider and moved that this motion lie
the table. The Senate then adjourned.
1t appears that there will be no Charity hill
before the Legislature this session. Mr. Jacobss reso-
luton nstructng the Committee OF Ways and Means TO
report the Charity bill up again to-day, and
defeated by the vote of rs to 81 Last year
the State Treasury drained OF over 81 100000 which
divided among the various schools, asyluns and
hospitals of the state than twOthrds going to the
Roman Catholics. The Canal Committee presented q
report generating Commissioner Wright and Superin
tendent Haggerty from the charges rejecting their
official characters.
The Senate bill to repeal the act TO provide for the
appraisal Of canal claims against the State was con-
sidered in Committee. very excited debate occurred
the gentlemen who stand here TO say just word "
and who have the honor to represent &c., coming out
in strong force Just though these the days.
which this Dill seeks to repeal authorized all claims fol
damage to be passed upon 10y the Canal Appraisers with
appeal TO the Canal Board instead OF being
70 the lie gsature heretofore. The decided
that OF 1870 benehcent one, and that
fruits now beginning 70 be rcaped, was met bv tho
equally decided assertion that IL malevoent In its
purpose and results, and the debate brought to
seemed to be taking the place Of argument and bl
was rejected by a very decided vote.
Mr.. Tiden offered resolution that the bill providing
ties of the state shall hereafter be held by Justices ap
pointed by the Court OF Appeals who shall have been
elected in district other than the which they
appointed be considered in Committee Of the Whole
The really benecent effect OF this bill may be readily
perceived. Had 1t been enacted at the last session,
Judge Barnard would not have had the opportunity To
coude with Mr. Fields a. lie aid, TO his in
illegal manner from the General Sessions
TO the oyer and Terniner. As it ia intended
10 apply 10 just such cases OF fraudulent taking
OF public money funds Mr.. Fields stands charged
with, the objection which he instantly made was very
natural. He affected 10 think that the resolution was
out OF order, and when Mr. Tlden TO speak he
again objected that debate out of order The
point was ruled against him, and, without Mr.. Tdens
being obliged 10 speak the resolution adopted by an
overwhelming vote few minutes afterward the
House went into Committee. and the bill read
through section by Section Mr. Fields being attentive
listener but the sentiment OF the House being decidedly
in favor OF the bill, Mr. Fields wisely made virtue
necessity aud allowed II To be passed TO third reading
without offering "a single amendment.
bill 10 cstablisi rapid transit steam ferry between
esichester county ana NewYOrk CITY, passed 10
third reading IL provdts that the Company shall
al Cae one boat, hot lcst tah three daily, between