The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-24

DENNY Comptroller, Corporation Attorney, PUBIC
Administrator ana ATTORNEY OF street Openings are
70 nave 5000 ese S he by The Mayor
receives salary OF $500, but the other members
OF the Board are expected to serve witnont any pay
the Department OF Public Parks Is iixed al 80 ovo.
The Commissioners OF the treasury, VINO are also Also
saar;eg 81 ossSs. ;,,;,,5rss. oices are also nxed,
ranging from 5000 down to 81 600 and $4,000.
GREEN AND VAN MORT DIS ni asa Ed s,ec,a,
The charter as | have said, Is made the speclai
business for Tuesday next In the Senate, and 1t WIN
undoubtedly be prolific supect lQr d,scusS,a1ii;
that the Charter as it now siands still PROPOSES
to count those officials out Large deeg sc
ns2 ms S% me hotels are will zee
and the lobby as lively, perhaps, a., as
when the Erie Railway matter was up When the
the fight of the factions Will be not; but 1t seems TO
be settled that the present Legislature VIII certainly
pass new charter Tor the city OF New York
In accordance with a resolution prepared by Mr..
Lewis, and adopted by the Senate today, seaa-
sistng OF Messrs. Wlnsow, Adams Bowen, Lowery,
Graham, Woodin, Johnson, McGowan and Perry.
purpose OF assisting in putting scores OF special
enactments through the legislative mill.
CARy's CRossTowN RAILROAD.
what is known as Cary's Cross Town Railroad
was considered in the Senate today and fin'aly
1 fae foot 70 II es oae Ryeq
street ana along fwenty-seyepth street to
Second avenue and thence TO Thlrtvfourtn street
and along It TO the East River. single track only
Is to be laid IN Twenty seventh street, the return
route being from Second avenue through Twenty
eighth street, with single track TO Ninth Avenue,
where connection Is made with the double track
River. Another route is from Twenty third street
along Twelfth avenue to F9rty.second street
una thence TO The ferry at the foot OF Forty.
y from that ferry along Forty-second street to Sec
ond avenue, and thence on the line above men,
East river Permission is granted to lay the tracks
on on Eleyess9 avenue until the Twelfth avenue shah
: p.Ti BlaE0KeR STREET AND FULTON
Ferry Railroad bill was also ordered to third read
ing.
UTILIZING BOSS TwEED's SEAT.
Tweed's seat in the Senate is IN tine front row.
near the centre aisle directly in front the clerks
desk and the Presidents cnalr. Since Tweed is ali
"bossed the whole concern" the seat has been
Informally assigned to MIR. Temann VINO IS
hard OF Rearing. The seats are numbered and the
figure appears prominently on the desk in front
OF the seat IN question. 81 have no Oblecton,n sad
announced. 81 have no objection 70 be called the
Senator from the Fourth, but | don't want to be
understood to DE in his shoes If am In his seat"
wnereup0n the Senate laughed and adjourned.
THE ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly transacted no business Of import
ance on account of the slim attendance. Mr.
Princes bill in relation to the Marine Court Of New
York described in to-day's HERALD, was intro
duced.
Mr.. Judd presented O bill to repeal the act In
relation to the Quarantine establishment on Staten
Island.
PROTECTION TO COMMERCE. AND TRAVEL
Mr.. Alvord introduced bill to protect commerce
and travel IRON being unJustly taxed for the benefit
OF railroad companies IL provides that no railroads
shall charge rates OF fare or freight beyond an
amount sufficient TO keep the road IN proper order,
pay It's necessary operating expenses and dividend
OF eight per cent to the stockholders 1t appoints
the Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General and
anime the books OF any railroad company in the
Stale upon the application OF thirteen reputable
citizens, and to determine the par value OF Its out
standing Obligations, and also to see that any eX.
cess Of earnings over what is necessary for the pur
poses above mentioned is paid into the State
duced that the net profits shall only the run
ming and repairs, expenses and pay Dividend.
r, oLaP.IRAP OVER THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT
customary "clap-trap" concurrent resolution for
the tnai adjournmenJ OF both houses The Senate
rfd,culed the Idea that the business could be fin
sned by that time. pitched into the Senate for
passing such ridiculous resolution. TO show the
Senate that the Assembly knew the resolution was
only passed Tor buncombe he moved TO make The
day the 9th: but Mr. Alvord went further, and IN
order as he said, that they all might make fools OF
themselves together, ne moved to substitute the
''lst" Tor the 10th OF April Mr.. Hustled cheeruly
accepted the amendment and the resolution, as
mus amended, was adopted ana sent back 10 the
Senate.
Both houses meet again on Monday evening.
The following AFFIDAVIT Is published here:--
Nre@ Mar Iorh, yasd C,.nty of vt,o Tyk ~.
da q H. @ FL New ne had na s the @
bly, subcommittee on Insurance, person, him unknown
opponent to correct or whdraw the evidence aeponent
nsa se n G f e sae
done $500 would be given to the deponent for
warned the unknown individual leave once. The in
divdual then threatened that newspaper influence would
mound deponen 10 rum II he persisted in refusing to make
AUGUSTUS PACE, Notary Public New York county 80 .