New-York tribune., 1872-02-02
kEW-.IERSEY.

PROVISIONS or THE EDUCATION BUL-THE ERIE
RAILwAY AND TIE LONG DOCK COMPAhf-
STRUGGLE FOR THE STATE PRINTING.
(PROM THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNRl
TRENTON, Feb 1.-The long expected educa-
lOn bill which the Commissioners appointed by eX-tiOv
Randolph have been preparing mado Its appearance IN
the Legislature, to-day, accompanied by special mes
sage from Gov. Parker. The school laws embodied in
the now system are substantially the those
In force the most important changes being the advance
the State Superntendont's salary to $4,000 year
the recommendation that Inspector OF Schools be
appointed in each Congress district; giving school
restoes power to build, repair, or improve school build
ings, and TO borrow money for such purpose they
may be directed by majority OF the legal
voters present at meeting Of the district; or
dering that books be provided for indigent
children at the expense OF the district; re-
quiring drawing and singing to be taught
IN the Stac Normal School; making competitive ex
animation necessary admission To the latter school,
aud apprOpratng 5000 for tho establishment Of fifty
scholarships OF $CO cch to be competed for by the pu-
pills of that school, the successful candidates giving sat
isfact0ry bonds the State Treasurer that they will
teach I've yoS In somo public school in the
state providing schools in the day or evening for per-
sons over fifteen years OF age giving permission by
majority vote any incorporated town school district
to make provision for the education Of habitual rruanls
and varant youths between the OF seven and six
teen years caring FOR the physical and intellectual wei
fare OF children under twelve years OF employed
in any manufacturing or mechanical establishment
Of the state The act in relation to State scholarships
provides that after rigorous competitive yearly exam
nation student Of high gifts and attanments shall be
sent from each the Congress Districts OF the State to
any one of The colleges the state which the candidate,
with the consent Lis parent guardian may select,
and there supported 1T the expense OF the State The
act also provides thai the candidate must maintain
high grade Of scholarship in the college or the ad OF the
State will be Withdrawn. The Commission also agree
with the State Board OF Education that the yearly APP
preparation to the State Normal School should be $4,000.
exclusive Of the 5000 for scholarships in the school Tho
additional expense which the provisions OF the bill will
incur is $3O.lOO year.
Horace Dresser, resident OF Hudson County makes
some serious charges against the Erie Railroad Com
psuy, in "a memorial presented TO the Assembly by Mr
Farrcir this morning. The memorial claims that tie
property leased by Erie. from the Long Dock Com
pany and on which tho Eric Road terminates, should
revert to the state 1885, but that the corporators have
c0nsplred to dofraud the state OF its right that the
Company only pay $4,000 year for the use OF the prop
crty that it has paid anything toward the bud-
ing OF the Bergen tunnel that tho lease from the Long
Dock Company has been confirmed by the Legls-
lature view OF these facts the memorial asks Tor the
repeal of Erie5 charter.
The Counties OF Bergen and Essex have sent In bill
authorizing them to purchase bridge the Passaic
River at Bellevlle and make it free 20 travel IL ap
points commission to negotiate with the owners OF tue
bridge. supplementary bill to the charter OF HahWay
provides for the election OF city officers the day
as that OF members of the Assembly and continuing all
of present city office till Jan. l. 1873:
Speaker Niles announced the Committee on his reso
utions 10 inquire into the lease OF the United Railroad
Companies TO the Pennsylvania Central Road. Messrs'
Carsc Fevre Macknet, butcher, and 5anderson Tne
first three Republican,. The Pcnnsylvania Hoaoh
lobbyists have already begun work upon certain mem
bcrs of the Committee ana consequently an uhI, y, n se
yicilant eye will be kept upon the members 70 SEQ
whether that influence, which Is cOniessody 80 slrohg,
Will have any effect upon them
new Senate bill provides for the appointment by the
Governor three Commissioners who shall have power
establish hospital quarantine Tor the treatment OF
cattle suffering from contagious diseases Ihey shht
have power to to be killed und buried al sncn
afflicted cattle when IL IL deemed necessary and shall
pay funds of the state such sums s the cattle
valued at by three dlslnterehrd per'ons ADS ptI
son knowingly bringing cattle within the state, ahctcd
with contagious disease, shall be hne 1000 Iol eaoh
Oiiense. The Commissioners shall receive ~ day Tor
actual employment A.. ,-.,
bill which still remains In the hands Of the Committee
where was recommittcd An uneAp Apocted ana unusual
opposition to the manner OF distriDl Dg The current
printing has sprung up. and the result will probably be
"a equal distribution among the Republican news
papers has been practced for several years hth
given 10 - newspaper representing the " King Di9ncn,
rs IL II called of the Republican party certain cluo
In the Legislature has taken full posse soion OF o maIer
disposed OF IL IN the way most cilcuiatcu W ,no
"Rlng" 4" A large number OF rigbtninded ard new uen
In the Assembly propose. OF them Jersey s'ou
that the Legislature shall control the prlh.es anu not
the printers tho Legislature" They hy III tho party
has any patronage bostOw, they arc DOnhd u give
20 the supporters OF the party and not 10 c1ue Tor
this purpose they have called joint .ano' oi mohuay
evening and are confident OF carrying tiief ends.
Nov that the Apportionment Dill mas Dceh passed by
Congress Immediate action Will De taken " arrnse the
redIstriGtng the State caucus VIII be ncld early
next week by tho Republicans, ana plan determined
,non A. et there To be definite cement
Ixed uDon although several different plans are spokva