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

THE 1r OVER TwOMBLI's BILL IN THE oLSN ~,
FlGn =" EVENTS" CTIARrER-A fLEAs a.,
,,txc FOR TIE PRINTING COMMIT s.r,ovA.
.pIr pIRECToR's BILL-BRoohLiN NN'
IIo"5 - sprc1.L CORRESPONDENT OF TUE T"S ~
PsoA "a, Ion. o4.-Gov. Hoffman signed the
ALn.'N AN ,bis morning The bill OF MT IWO'noS'
Sfa"s Hoard of Auditors to ADJUST o'"n"s 'A,-'9
So, Of New-York has passed INC no
'~ % uisrumOTed that oPpoS''i'A' n -,
II, tle senate; that motion wiz W &C.,, Cooh
N ~, president Of the Board OF an, DO srbs,
rane that luo y. IN the Senate know that
tn'eo' ~ aDd II every battle Is 70 DC ious"'V 'I
uue l. .Ioe this LEGISLATURE viii nave t'i"o Vi
,,.,. lat dchting An immense - 90 e,+,-
- .h,rt.r proposed by inc O"ni'i's %, .1,st
80 - or,c,ded comparison OF i's 49, -, ,,,ors
., soruer charters, was distIlOu''O "-10
this morning. -. ALMA ,b,s morning to the
INC o i,,-o3uetion OF bills. About 70 new JUS
- ,,e-ed Among those passed was t1e ono io' ~
- os.ctusl suppression Of the abortion business 1
nm a authorize two Grand Juries 10 SIT aV .Ho "
-. o,nes,ou was made to the passage OF 'le No0h
~. urivinc Park bin on the greuhu '4"'
:, narf,,lly exempted the property Vi wv
=, fr,,, taxation. It has been Customary u
So IA EXEMPT church property race-courSes' anu
other kinds OF property used Tor tne say ario"
- .o-runon Of the public from the pay % -
-. ,vord was opposed to interfering WIN 'il' 49,
,r only n small affair, and drawn UP III acoolu', ,s
~ the established plan OF such pAls' Du' Si ~, NM
-, ,,,orouch reform The motion TO sehu 'n' u"
en-, Committee which reported 1t wes los' ~ wv
- ,yhich the bill passed and was sent 10 'Ho
Senate. o,-,slature. Lack OF
so far this ia cminentlya taking %
-,o,ience and training Is painfully eVluen' ~ iu"-'
a, ,,embcrs The printing resolution sun siul
-. Assembly not having yet been passed. genIio
PRINT
, vasa reporter for The Erening Journal is anxious
= cot the business Of investigating into tho hanus OF MS
committee where technically 1t may perhaps peohs'
Lacking however, az the printing aDuses as
source Of great expense TO the treasury 'ho'
would seem TO bea proper subject for the eohsl'eIHo
OF the Committee Of Ways and Means Gov Al'Viu
will undoubtedly move in the business soon ana he ue
the Investigation shall not 90 to the FIlhlihs
Committee with his consent. Mr. Berri Introduced I"o
hills OF some importance TO Brooklyn, one 10 aOoASn '
useless offices Of Auditor and Supervisor al Large
were created last year TO give places 10 TWO uenOe
the Brooklyn Ring, and the other to require 'Oc u
threefourhs OF the Kings County SUPERVISORS lof III!
appropriation Of public money.
M OBrien introduced what may De calico an auru,
e, 10 the bin he first presented to repeal the Lite
P,uro,a hill II turns out ali the directors Oh tue sec
ond Tuesday In July next and provides ior an eecuon
an that day Of II directOrthe inspectors OF eeeaoh 10
be designated by the Chief Judge Of the Court OF Ap
eaIs T..
No uiucton shall be issued prevent or suspend such
loction Tor n u-event apy stockhoder from voting
The transfer books are to be closed the second NOR
DAY OF June and until that time the Company shall
have no power TO tramme the transfer OF Stock nor
shall the Courts interfere in any way TO prevent trans
fers The transfer books and stock ledger are TO be de-
posted with trust company to be designated ny the
Chef Judge and the Attorney General, within i've days
after the secoud Monday in June.
a "a authorize the Metro
potan TraDsit Company construct certain railroads
An the City OF NewYork 1t is the project heretofore
presented and known as the Three Tier roads 1t pro
gdes for the appointment Of Ave commissioners 70 OF
glniIe the company.
Mr. Robertson gave notice Of bill to create Board
OF Commissioners Of City Railroads, and to provide
means of rapid transit the City Of NeWYork as mem
toned yesterday.
Mr. Perry's bill relative 20 the collection OF taxes in
the City Brooklyn provides that the duties Of Regis
ter OF Taxes provided by chapter ST. OF the laws OF
1870 shah lie hereafter discharged by the Collector OF
Taxes The Columbia College bill was passed without
dissenting voice. The Senate, in executive session CON
nrmed the nomination of John T. Hudson OF Buffalo as
stata Commissioner Of Public Charities; also large
number OF notares for the County Of New-iOrA FIoD
ably about 500 thus confirmed In 1aet All seh' III
by the Governor were approved.
In CoJpnittee Of the Whole the Senators INDUCED IN
long debate upon the bill to authorize the Poughkeepse
Bridge Company build piers in the river The bill to
authorize students Of Hamilton College TO be admitted
20 practice law as matter Of right without regard to
an examination by the courts, was also discussed ut
length Columbia College now enjoys this privilege
Messrs watrous and Wheeler OF the Committee OF sew
epty find that their position on the New-York Claims
Paving bill has been misunderstood Thinking that
favorable action on the charter might be eopardsed by
measures their part on the Claims bl they
Ieiernined 10 take no part either way, but leave the
UOuse to act upon its judgment telling the mel-
hers 40 They learn that the Committee OF seventy
last nighf adopted resolutions oOndemnng their course
and denOuncng the substitute adopted by the House
which aces them bad position before the Leglsla
ture - .- ,-.
All the Nev-York City nOtaries whose terms expire
March 80 1872 have been renOmnated by the Governor
and werr conhrmed bv the Senate to-day In Executive
session to-day the Senate confirmed the appointment OF
John 7 Hudson Of Buffalo Us State Commissioner OF
Public Charities
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