The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-18

savagely at the end o. his iert loreunger and gazed
Gwirling the ends OF his mustache and MS imperial
IN most a nervous manner Twombly followed suit
twirers woud turn 90 QUO look az one anorb sS
qns% again. as Sey aid WIu nor pe mean ne To
ca Oh each others eyes, They were like tigers lash
Ing their sides and spolling Tor fight by degrees
tney cooled on, but Twombly could have. made
some trouble for hts Nemesis, Hawkins. by calling
for tho enforcement OF the sixty nfth and twenty
eighth rules. The committee had oeen ordered by
the house to report Mr.. Twomby's bill and
It was made the special order for to-day and TO
rescind the order OF the House by which the
required one davis notice OF such notion and 10
postpone or resclnd the special order-aiter the
OF two-thrds Of the members present Twomply
missed the point TO make fight in which he could
doughty Colonel another knockdown, and by his
r re- mas tGrown the game just where the
hands OF Mr.. Green ana his pilot. Mr.. strahan.
., These bills. however NAV be REGARDED as, and are,
THE NEW CHARTER. e4L
mere are many who believe that the charter OF
aud shorn OF the additions which were tackled on
IN the tax leyies OF 1870 and 1871 while others
sented, and that 1t has been already pre-
pared. That the commission system win be
70 1Sa poce u1 ERE Saras ons no
mlssioners, TO have control OF the pubic schools
On this point there Will undoubtedly be some
to the present system OF local boards OF trustees
and want 10 get rid OF them as useless pieces OF
wav OF progress understand, however, that some
two or three different plans for the formation OF the
School Board are projected. and " ID dificut 70 say
which one may be adopted.
H-f THE sHERIFF's oFFICE.
s e %n ana To-Day Mr.
introduced TWO bills repeating the laws Oh 1852,
the sherin's once quite materially. One Of the
amendments proposed makes provisions similar 10
by Mr.. Mics, ana allows the sale Of properly in
partition and under foreclosures by Referees "who !
as memorial accompanying the bill states, Evil
perform the service more to the advantage OF the
civil than the present sherif.' The other amend.
the Sheriff exacts before he VIII serve an order Of
arrest, where no service Is performed. AS now Q
RpSr onoos mas no ma eMeay ns
must lose irrerlevaDly the $25, which, often hap
pens. 10 a great loss. But This Is not all. Jimmy
Hayes has his war paint on and Is preparing Dill
to wipe out the provision OF the law which allows
the Sherin OF New York fifty cents every time
ment This innocent looking little bone has yielded
the Sherlif large quantity OF marrow, and, IN
printers vernacuiar, 1t has all Deen good "fat.'
-. THE COMMISSIONERS OF JURORS
could not escape, and he, too, must die. To-day the
knife Will be hoisted and his official head placed on
the block, as may be seen from the following bll
which will be presented to-day.
AN in relation the Commissioners Of Jurors in til.
Ths people the State New York represented In Senate
and Assembly do enact as tollows:.
Of ihs Of he cO%mIssonsS q city sns
@
within twenty days after passage Of this sS elect By
81 N the s ca
sss.ios shall thereby co%missIona 'u''
any way relating to the Commissioners Jurors said city
applicable to the COmms.ioner Jurors, who shall BE-
elected as her. ,nt or p5ovdssd h. ~
who shall be elected ant 70 the second sectiSa Of h
aha the Board Of Of .ad ooan ee ls
the month Of December In every third thereafter In
three years from the day January then next ensuing
a ss:. &C. snS o. wit" the
Sec 6.-This act shall take elect Immediately
The old Manhattan
+ 81 UNDERGROUND RAILROAD schEMR
was revived to-day Dy Mr.. Miles, OF Westchester. II
similar in Its main provisions TO all the other bills
run UNDER over or through any portion ao Of
Park. 1t Is the same Wild Old Idea started In $780,
Se parties as protectors or It may aie
.rl THE WILLIAMSBURG FERRIES .t.
ny Mr. senne
means to make the Terry company remedy some O.
the abomlnattons to which they 80 mercilessly
subject the thousands who are obliged to cross on
the rotten nOating cofnns which they designate as
boats. 18 1t 41s lr1 c.l
In regard to the attaches were reported on by Mr..
AlvOrd, from the Committee on Ways and Means.
The bill allows Tor q sergeant alarms and deputy
ants postmaster and assistant clerk deputy. jour.
nal clerk and nine assistants, one OF whom shall
clerk to the Committee on EngrOssed Bills;
twenty-fOur pages Six general messengers, six mes
sengers for Clerks desk, mail carriers Tor both
Houses and clerk and messenger Tor the Speaker
and sixteen clerks or Committees The Senate to
have sergeant-atarms and assistant, the latter to
a act ss eighteen
and twelve clerks or committees. A janitor, with
assistants and a Keeper for each House. The clerks
except the engrosslng clerk who shall get 5000;
doOrkeepers, sergeant-atarms, assistants. &C., 90
per aay MESSENGERS g per days pages s. and
This arrangement 1t ls claimed will save some
900 to the state, and Is In reality reform.
After the Benevolent Tammany society-A
Precious Trust Company schcme-Pro-
posed Repeal of the Druggists' LAW.
ALBANY, Jan. II, 1872.
rAMMANY IN THE SENATE AGAIN.
T. very seldom happens, even under the most
favorable circumstances, that the grave and rever.
end seignors OF the Senate condescend to indulge In
good hearty laugh, but they couldn't help 1t to.
day when Mr.. Temann's resolutions relating to
the past and present OF the Tammany Society
were read. do not mean to say that the Senators
SO far forgot is due their dignity.that they
broke out Into downright roar OF hilarity, after
the fashion Of the men OF younger growth In the
Assembly when anything particularly anus.
ing tickles their fancy, but the fact
must be recorded that they laughed heart
lily, without In any wlso disturbing the
equanlmity OF the President pro ten.. who looked
all the while as serious as goodhumored man
could under the circumstances. 1t must be con.
fessed that the resolutions were at first looked
upon as very good Joke, but somehow, after the
nrst surprise was over. not q few came to the
conclusion that the old man Tlemann meant
mischief. Indeed 1t turned out In the long run
that he was really serious about the matter. Just
before they were introduced Daniel and Brien had
their heads together, the former meanwhile 'aying
down the law" IN the most vigorous style OF gestlc
ulation about some matter In which he was TO all
appearances exceedingly Interested. The duet
lookad nainfnllu aerfo,a Sxhan fha bttlo naoo ra.