New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

PASSAGE OF THE APPROPRIATION BILL IN lIS
SENATE - THE LOCAL PROHIBITION BILL Bill
PASSED IN THE AsSEMBLY--A RAILROAD fOA
TwENTY-THIRD-ST.
rTROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT oP Ths TRIBUNE
ALBANY, April 16.-The Senate this morning.
N last finished with the Annual Appropriation O. ".
the support Of the state Government by passing IT,
only remains for the Assembly 70 concur IN 'ne
amendments which the Assembly VIII uhuouu'' =,
"a the amendments are insignificant Inc va ~ ~
Rapid Transit Railroa bill was again pos T5ico ~
n ade special order for tomorrow noon - f,he
Committee reported IN the cas- o! JUS ~ serious
mango me rase against the Judge Is not NeIS 80
one: but the Governor having trans not sorna
acr;on sboud be taken for the purpose 81 elnt ,n
or converting the Judge The rest OF I'M hn iio
was taken up by the third readiDg Oh Oii'
The senate had short session this evening" ana CON
s,scres in Committee the so-called "Contractors pn'
reported by Mr. Palmer on saturday large nui'Do-
~ minor and verbal amendments were mace anu 'no
b ordered 70 a third reading. The bill IN relation 10
the resssessments upon nToper'y Iaid ASIDE
lave vacated for iuformalliles Wa aiu a1n-
Both Houses adjourned early. the kepgoAcanS n"'-1-
In the Assembly this morning, Nj j. d. brown ca,u
IN the bill 10 provide for local prohibition wheh MI
Crandan offered as substitute bill which is similar 20
the act IN force IN Illinois Il prohibits 'he s"io "a -
toxcatns liquors by any person except unuer n'e"So
Only granted and makes the vender respOnsIo4e 4oi d.
damage done by any person who has become lhIoAlc"'o
NJ, b,s rren,ises THIS brought out the orators; and
hs substitute surprising difference Of opinion even
between temperance men, was developed by the debate
, the one hand IL was held that the bill was beAeh-
cerf one and that il carrying out pledge
tI1f t3e hill would be a damage 10 the cause OF
temperance, and though IL lnlSh seCrio NJ q
fhat the right 70 regulate the sale or
LIQUORS did not include the rght TO prohibit II. MI
ahica Mr. FclGs added ale. The amendment was lost
zee N-an.f n
an election Doe held I'm e. towns and cites on the rd
TUESDAY Of Nay S73 and "a the tnird bes{ ~ Cat
= ir 80 tb~ Ic-I voters shall decide in favor Of
r. robi'ition after 20 laws from such election no
.3r. sh4 he sod or given away until such declsion
- -etr.ed AT Inc rrAI election penalty OF 500 Is
.nc- and prs LIuvut iOr nom TWO 10 lOuT I4OA'A
ID. as, Of uoB-Yaymtht oil tie me-
The l 70 7uth0r1o ID" Controller OF the City OF New
York % carry into effect certain powers and duties here
r'for1 tOnlerrei on the Commissioners OF the SINKING
fund created a lively discussion Il provides FOR the
acceptance 10y TIC Controller Of the hid Of $500" ln"u
ov sidney A. Youmlns June p 1859 Tor the rane4se Va
her-e-rsiroad through Iweny-Ihlri-st WIcn a. eii
"a collvsve Tn opponents OF the bill claimed that
M 4Sla 9PP = fs GGsF' sd IoF s idea
moi " nh much ii-tavor ana probably decided many 70
~. f1r ths BIZ. wulll passed by large majority
in the course OF the The depray.iy OF the New
tGrk frequently referred ~ Out nv Ouo
word yls said .v Democrat or hcplDAchn 20 lnlCaSe
Z this II gislstIre han tai Tca lAe !uouc AAo"s
+lry deserve.
r.. ,.sar,lv +,is evening ordered 20 third reading
two Eectstrv aid T. ect.ou j. s. for the City Oh New
York and the other for towns and cities OF the STATE
containing more than 900 Inhabitants. AeT-Iork ana
BROOKLYN excepted The first = the hi 81 tie committee
q seventy drawn ly john Davenport the other was
--aft.d bv Ny. Alvcrd BotA are Intended 10 lie very
stringent An Election law for Brooklyn Is pend
ius in tie Senate, and that body has
50 passed general bill FOR the State
which differs in some respects from Mr. AlTords. Tie
Democrats a. usual, opposed - any reSlsra' 'h
sls 10 thGra reatn- Ny AiFord ol provdes for
the election OF three inspectors on the cuu!AFe pan
me voter having the choice Of casting three votes ll
ne man or one vote for three The REGISTRATION l.
70 commence four weeks before the CteIoD Wien 'Ao
books VIII De- open 1Or Two days.
The ference COMMITTEE u the charte- have not yet
reached the points Of difference between the two
Houses They have nearly flushed the COMPARISON o.
the TWO bills section bv section. deferrng only the
,lreen ana Nh D91Y ~ r ~ fb Iceptv elected
mis Aoncrs OF FuDLc ed!e1 ~ - .t v--ecr ~
&c able TO report Dv t.mOrrov or TluIa7 The InYes-
tgsti0u Committee u plnAs i4a-s asV expect " It.
port % IlursdAy.
A caucus Of the T publican members OF both Houses Is
n session tonight tie chief purpose If which is under
stood 70 De 70 the reason for the delay IN the
report Of the Assembly Judiciary Committee on the
charges against the COrTlpt judges OF View YORK ana "a
decide upon some plan II action IN the matter II is re-
ported lat the nmtt,e indicated the probability OF
their making a pOr' adverse TO the Judges and a.
ned n. the O. Is re- son for delay that the testimony
WIS not vet a. printed and that the opinion OF the
rnaOr Of tn members Of both Houses idYOTs proceed
Ings by mpeac rather than by concurrent resou-
rion The feeling displayed IN the caucus was very
strong and india natOn wac expressed Oy some ~
consequence datOrv action Of the Committee IL
even SAID that their report should be much longer
delayed, definite action viii be taken ny me ho
within short time. The testimony taken by the bar
Association ali printed and II Is argued that the Com
nttee could base their report on that referring 10 me
minutes OF their stenOgrapher, where any d4AcI
eDce may exist The Bar Association Committee are eX
Dected here tomorrow night