The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-28

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! Is DR.. s. o. vanderpoel. OF this city,
DR.. vanderpoel Is an elder brother Of Aaron j.
yanderpoe OF the law nrm Of Brown. Hall 4 Van.
State and studied medicine under hts rather at
metropolis he spent several years in PARIS compet.
ing MS studies. He settled in Albany IN 1850 and
has since remained mere IN the practice OF his pro-
dency Of the State Medical Society," Dr. van s
Is republican in politics. His position in HIS pro-
ton gives him credit for being q gentleman OF I'M
Improbable character.
which provides Tor the repeal Of the Drug Clerk
Examining Comm ission, was ordered to a third
addresses
THE RING PROSECUTIONS
Governor and Attorney General for expenses incur.
cution of the Ring thieves, to be paid by the cty.
THE HELL GATE piLoTs
In the Senate to-day Senator 1Iemann introduced
pilots OF the channel OF the East River commonly
AN ELEVATED ARcuRp RAILROAD.
Mr. Madden, in the Senate to-day. Introduced a
S that RSsars Ke EDWARD
| Thomas G. Walker VIM. f. Smith. VIM. II. 1illing.
hast; David u, Haight, Joseph A Herman q. ?. De
Cornelius r. simpson, Eoenezer G. Burning,
sSaa White Edward Sanford Henry 3
r. Sanford be created corporation. with a CAP
tai stock of So 600 600 divided into shares OF $500
each the comnanv tn consfrnct and oneraTe n rail.
road by steam, along the Third avenue, IRON the
Bowerv to the Harlem River A''' ""'' '"'
Of 70 'ne of @
road or Ave cents betwesm either END and Fy
The proposed elevated road to be OF iron. the
arches not more than forty feet apart: the arches
mes thro,lgh which II NAV he erec,ed. me foun
dations of the arches to be solid blocks OF granite
Edwtu I Vulhart and Nanolaon Auh,n -
THE ERIE CLASSIFICATION REPEAL BILL.
The Judiciary Committee OF the Senate had under
senator O'Brien providing for the repeal Of the
4. act and also proydg er new cleo
opened the discussion and SPOKE mainly as ne aid al
| the last meeting OF the committee. In regard TO
| the friends OF the bill being DESTROYS OF placing
the road under the control OF q foreign monopoly,
he stated that they would not object to have an
amendment inserted providing that directors must
be citizens OF the State OF New York Mr. Shearman
| answered for Erie, and commenced his argument
THE ERIE RAILWAY CoMpANY's STATEMENT
OF proceeds OF the companys bonds, &C., and ex.
penditures thereof from October l, 1867 TO Decem-
the so1 Ssa 1Sa E%nendilure aor "
ton as per Oflcai repOrts to October 1870 AZ 2IS
84I: do from October / 70 December al s4O5 751.
on OF branch lines Al 4S5 Construction
steamer other asses q AZ oss a1va Ere
| to ATLANTIC and Great western Railroad Comnany
| and other cOrporatlOns 81 397 no: aoatinu dent
| October / 1857 IA per oftical renort "a soa ala
| Total S2l 29S 942 Baance RAGS raj This hajanca
| exhausted -Sc hall
| litigation Mr. Shearman then went on with one Of
style speclOus arguments about the grandeur
done for commuters lie praised the Classiaca.
| ton idea and showed where it had been
n operation beore 70 In uo various parts Of
| show what had been done with the thirty-nine
millions charged to the New York and Erie Rail-
| road Company he said that was an item which
should never have existed It was not with ING I'm
A SORT OF COMPOSITE AFFAIR
a waste basket into winch the auditor threw such
accounts as he could not otherwise dispose U of.
| the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT that such basket
exists vii! not help the tottering Erie
answer unless SPECIALLY ordered to DC do So by the
the committees privately what they meant lie
then beraed the representatives OF the English
feared to trust any Judge even in England. lie
had come to the Conclusion from what ne had
| more. The Committed of Seventh and newspaner
| editors were the only virtuous people now. lie
was proceeding at some length when the commit.
morning
THE PRINTING COMMITTEE
| OF the House examined Mr.. Goodwin, who furnished
paid 70 Mr. Richardson while he was Clerk Of the
Assembly thirty three per cent, ana gave the money
o;sn auitaT ,hni ne hoM n,S 10 ,,, mouse @
| TO tusnman and T,,rwiIliger mt did MOI give any
thing to Calkins or Armstrong as they were his
personal anu DOntlca friends.
Ing oeiate comniit.ee 10 inquire lnto the POSTAGE
| inc and examined a MIR Davis whn was fns,neriv
Postmaster Ill the Senate He testified that Mr. Ter.
wIllger was In the habit OF ordering $50 worth Of
revenue scanlps III DENOMINATIONS varying from Two
cents 10 ST. ana nave Inc amount charged to the post
| age account. Keep the recent Postmaster testified
that at the opening OF the present session Terwt-
ger lett O verbal order for $50 worth of revenue
Stamns hut as be did mt " actIv nnderstan ~ ro
ra.nsa1 70 II, tho orIar N'''J ~"'A'''n" ~ "o
io'uoeu w IA, .io onuei L. - .
PASSAGE OF THE CHARTER.
The charter agony Is over and the Seventys are
delighted. AS viii be seen by reference TO the
speeches made this evening the bill was made n
Marty measure and nassed nv an almost sfrci marty