The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-05
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Dull Day I'm the Legislature-The
Charter Bill Not Yet Complete-Oppo-
ncnts OF the Police Justices Bill To BE
Heard To-Day-The Committee on Cities
Favorable to tho seventh Regiment
Memorial.
ALBANY, Feb. 4EEvening.
The proceedings in both houses to-day were unu.
sually dull and uninteresting even for this dull
Legislature. The time was almost entirely con-
sumed in the consideration Of bills
IMPORTANT TO THE RURAL DISTRICTS.
and the representatives from the interior OF the
State had ample opportunity to make their maiden
speeches and work through the little jobs which
they hang their hopes for a return to the Legsla-
ture year hence.
will not be reported this week. It seems that not
withstanding the managers had issued the order
that it must be reported this week the committee
tice. Besides, 1t 10 said that
A DISPOSITION TO REBEL
against the dictatorship OF the Custom House ring
again being manifested, and the grumblers
threaten all manner OF things. The joipt commit
tees will listen at an early day to the remon-
strances OF delegation from
THE GERMAN Reform ASSOCIATION
taken out OF the hands Of Mayor Havemeyer and in
favor Of holding the city election in the Spring.
The delegation do not expect to accomplish any
thing, but simply desire to put themselves on
record as opposed to the charter in these two par
ticulars Tomorrow the Judiciary Committee will
THE NEW YORK POLICE JUSTICES BILL
and on Thursday they will give hearing on the
bill to reorganize the police and civil courts or
Brooklyn. The Railroad Committee of the As
sembly to-day agreed to report favorably the bill
giving the Central Railroad Company power to &C
qure right OF way to build
TWO ADDITIONAL TRACKS FROM ALBANY TO BUFFALO.
The Committee on Cities Of the Assembly to-day
had under consideration the application Of the Sew
enth regiment for power to construct
AN ARMORY ON RESERVOIR SQUARE.
The committee are unanimous in favor OF report
day only that It was thought best to wait and give
those opposed to 1t an opportunity to be heard
The Ways and Means Committee Favor
Bond and Mortgage Tax Exemption-
Comptroller Green's Account OF Ex.
penses by Judgments Against the City
A Detailed Report Covering Over Ten
Years Past-The Late Mr.. MOscley.
ALBANY, Feb. 4-Eyening.
BOND AND MORTGAGE TAX.
The Committee Of Ways and Means to-day re-
solved. by vote of five to three, to report favor
ably on the bill exempting bonds and mortgages
from taxation. The vote stood as follows Yeas,
Messrs Fort, Hustled, Jacobs, Clarke and Whalen |;
nays, Messrs. Brewer, Beebe and W. ]. Van Deusen
absent Mr. Kennedy.
Comptroller Green, In answer to resolution OF
the House relative TO the payments OF Judgments
against the city OF New York, and costs and fees
"
showing
Hyst-That Of all payments obtained on actions
present Comptroller took Office, and which have
been paid by him. the total amounts to $61, $50 81
including costs, fees and interest, $50, ESQ 81.
acknowledgements, orders In actions and pro-
ceedings which were commenced since the present
Comptroller entered upon Office and paid by him,
s2lo22 ls. me costs, sherin's lees included,
7hird-The counsel fees, &C., paid by the Depart
ment OF Finance since the present Comptroller en-
fara nfl Hoo yVo Al of NJ
the Governor and Attorney General paid for certi-
fcate ofthe Attorney General and Charles O'Conor,
actual cash disbursements, he declining to take
pay, $5,136 10; Lyman Tremain, $1,000; II. L.
S%ot Lgma e. Aen sS9so James *
5000 f nynas 54s%sI% 5000 .Tsss s
to George cuTts $1,000; nc Thomas 81 '
Buckley, 5000; do, g., oOei A. s. vanderPoel,
Reeenler, $4,000; Keller and Blake, $3.50. on re.
$1,000; J. II. strahan, ss7Oo; n. J. waterbury
$s,5Oo J. II; strahan, $4,000; J. H. strahan $4,000
W. H: Peckham, $3.50 On reta liners Of
S. vanderpoel $3.50; d. G. Calvin, $3.50. on re-
on retainer Of Department Of HEALTH A. s. Wander,
poel $20s3 80; ON retainer Of Department OF Build
ings M. s. Farrell 1888 80; sames 81 SOL on re-
tanner of Board Of Apportionnent and Audit, j. ii.
strahan, $1,000; expenses Of Contract Commission
err, }. II. strahan. $4,000
RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE MR.. NOSE
The Kings county delegation in the House met
this evening and adopted resolutions OF respect Tor
the memory OF the late Mr.. W. Moseley, member VI
the last House from Brooklyn.
SENATE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
The Senate republicans held . caucus tonight,
tiers and Port Wardens The result Is kept secret
but 1t Is reported they decided to reject those laid