New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11

Nj. JUDD introduced bill for the estab-
Similar to that prevailing in Massachusetts allowing
each Town. civ ami village 70 oprlac the first year
pE capita OF population, and alerwaTd 10 cents, ioE
AaEsDNc TEE cuARTrn OF TEr.ToEKE err; c,o
M; dACAI lndG d S 70 Io Utso The Graz
ter Of the City OF NewYork. Ordered printed
sso take Place TDs;asy ssS ,5,s day e.
the EO1Smbor e1 except where Inspector ns IN,
va. lot voter I'll. section detailed provision Tor registry
q. ssS o; Tt ne 1 s1s me. y put i o. tie ballot
sous 10 be the COnyeuOn and each bA" ShAn He Council
' he sG %s1 Tut On he ballot the person tv, eni NE
name Of no;her which bis ballot shall be counted as t"o
vote M N person 50 namd ana otf iDs M t SANE person three
times 1 5 81! 5 ss III be e COUNTED de 9sf ''' ''
ee hs e jS P pG%d @ e'oS the@ received at said
mueller votes elnl to oaeafh Of The Th9e noI9e b % % he
i9 Provision made fOr return Of vOes in the
s. to regulations Of general elections Is 20 ths ea9y Of re-
;91s ~ , o1o ;t al he re by me saturday succeeding
~ CCny Han ,jnT meet on Tuesday TIE day Of -, and
b, Judge qualification Of its members Provision MADE
s Crr eli o. Tie CITY Of es.Yor Al municipal cer. al an
SC1 - % The CONVENTION SHAH dag Of - 49,, report
i.a ' ec'lS n to tie fegslataTs. ...,...,
me t mtsting Of Inspectors cf tic Registry Election,
W & Sd in Fix daily Ierspaers AID a. To'iae rooms for tie
Sa Of the Con ,aon The Of eaei election slai be
g. Applies provisions Of he law 20 Ral' violations Of the f'aOH
[ L. an thrsau ne oHen
! E;II4 and resolutions were introduced ne follows;
1 Hr rAuthoiziug South Side Rod tomTany OF Long
Island to tracks purchase anu Improve oAer ioaA AM ~ u
NE arGnTos-PovdDg for tie construction Of pnemate 'aOe
in being supplementary c1lt'iE Oie'
PFf--Amendiug the Jury act OF New'l OK
Mr. demonstrating for the election oil NH0a OoH"'son
III wopFmpAendng the fIng the Of rn
pov,rAmendng the authorizing The Nes.YOIk and Con-
| ,tc;r,t RaIroad Company 10 extend Their tracks ,,,
s5 the E Se a SSnT RSI RSj S co%a
Accommodations on tie Toad between 4OnAeIr
\ md New.York also the depOts Adopted -, -
I FRAUDS TIE DISTRICT-ATIOINEfs OFFICE :,
AR m MmYR called up his resolution calling Tor an IN
e gatiOn of the charges against the DstrlctAtorneys
office In New York. he said that this was very import,
ant matter; that it charged that many thoussnus vi
dcfments were pigeon hoed IN that ONCE ana never
brought TO trial. He attributed much OF the present
condion of the affairs NewYork 10 neglect OF duty
1 en- mis- office Indeed, the immense frauds Could moi
have taken place this office had been properly aulin
4 istered. 49,. A.. .,,o 1rdtnior,
Committee make this investigation instead oi speea
MIR JACOBS moved that the investigation be conducted
without EXPENSE the State, except by service OF ega
| process Adopted. The resolution, as AMENDED, Wa
PMT TwoNrplv introduced bill repeating the law ex
| tending tho terms OF the old Board OF Aldermen
The bll providing for the payment OF certain bonds
the CITY OF New-York falling due in the month OF jan
nary was received from the Senate, and, on m0tlOu
\ MIR ALYORD, the bill was put on It's final passage
Mr. TILDEN sustained the motion, and stated the or
iect OF the bill, saying II was stripped OF all hat cou
! possibly he Objectionable. He therefore asked unau
nous consent that IT be passed at once. Inc Dill Wa
then read and passed. Adjourned