The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-25


New York all such persons whose compensation II
or should be fixed ar q per diem rate shall be paid
at least once In every two weeks, ana that q
no longer delay than two days afrel
the time has elapsed shall be permitted
also that all persons whose compensation is fixed
at an annual salary shall be paid the last day Of
that it shall be the duty Of the Comptroller to pay
presented the draft OF an act for
THE BETTER PROTECTION OF MECHANICS.
IN the CITY OF New York which provides that the
Mayor shall appoint five commissioners, to be Sc
OF Examination, to hold once for TWO years at a
salary not to exceed $4,000 per annum each. who
applicants for empoy%ent anasr 3hs corpo
skilled skill workmen; who have been favor;
at any trade in any Of the departments. The Board
are also required to report to the Mayor at stated
the men employed, &c. Both drafts were referred
to special committee.
Senator Robertson introduced bill to-day, pro.
vidlng that the aDOve-named company with a
capital stock Of $1,000 ooomso conduct O ope
the following streets in New York; also an elevated
the northery side OF Canal street. 100 feet westerly
Of Greene street to point 100 feet south Of Hous.
Macdougal street, to Amity street, to West WASH
ington place. to Sixth avenue, to Thirty seventh
Tse TO snS
S S,x stree. street. to sixty.t6ird street and
RV IN the S hsn
E. Dawes s Jr: Edward " serre, John 7; Conover;
D. Briggs and lanes 11 swsip, Of westches'er
All the New York city notaries, whose terms ex-
pire March 80, 1872, have been renominated Dy the
Governor and were confirmed by the Senate to-day.
The Governor has signed the bill to confirm the
several orders extending the Term OF the New York
In Executive session to-day the Senate confirmed
the appointment OF John 7. Hudson, OF Buffalo. as
State Commissioner OF Public Charities.
NEW YORK CANAL BOARD.
The Canal Board announced the following up.
pointmen!s this forenoon -
mo-
+ t 81 ne s'sw s%sess Is
sash sI w.ss ''''n No. m Walter
Ghamplsn Canal Section No. Francis K Marshal; No.
0swcro Csnai-sscticn No. i, blank No. ., Henry "
Chemung Canal and Feeder-E 3, Hunserford,
epssss Valley Cans. Section No. i. q. F. Knesland; No.
cis: ss1 s s.y &C. vs% n o6 Charles Parks No.
New York, blank Albany. Cornelius NM West Troy, chas
P.ss @ S. S IL He'll rSn.
Shelley
1fS %sS'' sss
Buffalo. Robert Miis; Waterford, John 9:
f.:nS PsyS; 6svsso Xiy% 6:SSrn.: Gsnsys, Theodore
Sornos TIse%sn s. rr.cSsTd; Penn Ysn, + fS.:ls
sen Gss Confirm 1S xos o L s:nGs
e.y e. q e
ALBANY, Edward w.x.4 w.. 4a, Lewis r.,or uc.
D. Howell I' WATERFORD Edwsre stewart; oswsso, l. s.
AssrsrANT wEISHMAsTsss.
:; Lewis and 8. Carthy waterford; Boo,m.n and T
H. sm sad 9 g. HsSss h.
svsG s1Efs .na and
:ny nm West eSr
T. B. Wilson Utica, Timothy Kiey; Oswego, A. h. Burch
CUSTOM HOUSE WANTED.
At meeting OF the Board Of Trade to-day the fol.
lowing resolution was ad0pted:-
Resolved That the members Of the Board Of Trade Of
msmSsrs Of cOngess from ,Ais SLATE such cssa
copy OF this resolution.
THE STATE ECLECTIC MEDICAL SOCIETY
held their annual meeting here to-day, DR.. D. E.
possd and Dr. Wider delivered an address re-
inss. Dr. Robert ). Newton delivered the annual
address, before the society.
Night Proceedings OF the Albany Legislators-
Grand Jury BiIl-WoOd's Case.
ALBANY, Jan. "a. 1872.
The republican Senators held q secret caucus
this evening, and appointed committee to desig-
nate committee 10 make out the arportiOn.
ment for the State. 1t Is said that the sub.
ject as 10 what ought to be done with
the Twombly bill appointing the Board of
Audit. when 1t comes up in the Senate, was alluded
to and elected considerable discussion. Senator
Palmer and many OF the other leading Senators
appeared to he strongly IN favor Of the bill;
but Mr.. Benedict declared that he would
never give IL his sanction 80 long as the
members Of the Board Of Audit remained
as they were left by the House. He contended that
all the members who were heads OF other depart
ments than the Department OF Finance had
o action &c give own me
which would De brought before the Board
fos It's action the attention 1t deserved. How this
argument Will take the Senate 1t is hard 10 say. 1t
is believed that an EFFORT Will be made
TO have the Dill brought up in Committee OF
best to get 1t tnrought without any amendment.
II they are greatly pressed they VIII fall back upon
Which, though dsrns in SON some respects n nom me
House bill, has the same heads Of departments as
members Of the Board Of Audit:
The Judiciary Committee held meeting late this
afternoon and decided to listen to argum ents for
JUDD's JURY BILL
next Wednesday afternoon. The House Committee
on Elections held an executive session, during
which they had consultation over the argu.
ments submitted by the counsel for Field, but
they arrived at no definite conclusion. The COM
mittee Will 60 to New York tomorrow
TO take testimony In the Kian- Frear case
Thev win hold their sittings at the stur.
tevant House. The Wood Investigating Com.
mttee had long session, and several witnesses
from Senator James Woods district were examined
but the testimony has not been maze public 1t Is
said that before Governor Hoffman signed the bill
confirming the orders OF tho General Sessions TO-DAY
ne held o long consultation with Chief Justice
Church. The result Of the conference, It viii be
seen. Ii that the Dill is now law.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.