New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
THE EEw-JERsEY LEGISLATURES.

SHIP-THE EANTI-MONOPOLIoTS' RAILWAY BILL
HIGH CHARACTER OF THE CORPORArORS.
[FRoa THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or Tux rRIBUsEl
TRENTON, Jan. 2O.-It is said that Gov.
Parker will appoint Gen. Runyon Newark to
the Chancelsershp OF the State Gen. Runyon is gen.
teman who stands high In the estimation OF the
people OF NewJersey. but Ia considered profound
or noted for marked ability other asprants for
that office. Attorney General Gichris it has been said
had aspirations the position. but the report
now ia that he has indorsed Gen. RunYon.
The bill for a charter for "A new railroad from New
York Philadelphia Is looked npon with the great
est favor III Is no job TO sell the charter 1t is
granted. Among the incorporators such names as
ex-Goy. Newell, Cortlandt Parker, william Walter
Phelps. Alfred s. Livingston Agernon C. Cadwalader.
Amos Clark, IT., Abraham Browning. Abraham j. Skill
man, Thos seymour McAdee. Jas W. Thompson, and VIM
r. McIvaine The capital stock is 81 500 divided into
Of 500 each The line OF the proposed road is to
be from some point the Hudson New-York Bay, at
Jersey CITY, to point in the City Of Tren
ton. passing through Bound Brook In Somerset
County. The bin gives the Company authority to
struct railroad from some point on its main road
within five miles OF Trenton to the boundary line
between NewJersey and Pennsylvania. to
connect with railroads now made or making
In Pennsylvania The Company empowered to con-
struct safe substantial, expeditions, complete, and
continuous line OF railroad communication across this
State which with its viaducs ferries and railroad
nectiOns, within and without this State. may
national highway to all parts OF the Union and
modate in the best the travelling public,
facturers, and Others" There is good provi-
sion in the bill, that where the line OF
road crosses turnpkes, highways streets. canals,
or other railways 1t shall not cross on the
level but shall pass on an arch viaducf or
other structure, under by OF tunnel cul-
vert. There is also provision in the bill giving the
Company the right TO buy railroads built or building.
thought that this provision points to the purchase
of the stanhope or National Railroad Company.
APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEEs-COMPOsITIo OF
THOSE ON RAILROADS--A BILL FOR A CON-
sTIrUTI0NAL CONVENTION.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSBl
TRENTON, Jan. 20.-BOth Houses of the Leg
isature met at o'clock, this evening In the Senate,
President Taylor appointed Committee Railroads
and Canals, Messrs Hopkins Jarrard and Edsa three
strong monoposts, Pennsylvania Railroad men. In
the House, Speaker Fisher named Messrs. Willets,
schenck Plympton Ward. and Garfield as the Committee
Corporations. Mr. Wiets the chairman. is not com
mitted the rings. The House Committee Engrossed
Bills consists OF Messrs. Mcdonald (chairmanl Hem
mipgway, Doremus, Patterson, and Reardon. only
one OF whom is Pennsylvania The Senate
Committee on EngrOssed bills comprises Messrs Trick,
chairman. and monopolist, Newkrk, and Lydecker.
Mr.. FAIRIES of Hudson, introduced important bill in
the House, providing for State convention to frame
new Constitution the delegates be elected the
Spring election, from each Assembly District The
CheJustce and Chancellor Of the State are to be men,
bers OF the convention which is meet the second
Tuesday in June The constitution agreed upon to be
submitted TO the people OF the State at the following Fall
election, for adoption or rejection.
GENERAL PRESS D1SPArCH
TRENTON, Jan. 2O-In the House tonight
the following were announced as standing commtees
Jud.aarv-Messrs Cans RYDER Can6ed Morrow snd Hopper
Corporations Messr. wies, sehenet, PymPon, Ward, and
MSatapaI Corporations MeKiuleT F.rder, Armstrong
Ways MsaHs-Me Leaning, Lufbery, j. j. Anderson, A.
orlfre -ae.srs Dorr,l Jones' Master Eddge and smay
Eduoa0nMessrs Wilde whitear Mcdonald Howell snd Gaede
ELfons-aer~ Thompson Campbell "hhcar Patterson aud
F"Sros.,d BdMc,.rs Mcdonald, Hemingway Doemus Barnes
MidMss c.Iier G.rss FsTu,a Baldwin md & Mqsls5 H,
and IassraRMessrs Mackne Barton iiari Hoppock,
cas Psnson'Msssrs Faer Budd Lee caVicr and Pat
URsnsh>d Bustness-Mes, Maer Lee, Cole and Thompson
InddeHld EPass-MessrA Thompson Doue, Cox "ahburn
Mil1ssos Basn,- scbeuk W. Smith Jones' Ryder
Riparian RighMes.r wsnde. Leaning. wOrhinsOn canssh
ahonsy-Mes Lofb.rr. Campbell Thompson. wande and j.
ces-rc, Schultz Cooley sprOu LeOn
The following are the joint committees. House of
Assembly:
T,a,urs Ryder MaeEnet Mckinley Howard
Stat: Prt,oa,- Near. whiear wsnd sproql and Hill
Ps5o BTldiags-ss Luberry, Leaning HoPpoek aud
IDa 1,vlun,-Messrs A. W. Smith Plymptou wett' Budd,
aud Rearion ,u
Passed Bs-Mess wothngtou, forman, Cox Baldwin, aud
Lindsey ,-,,- o. - ..,
Gifori . ,,t- AZ.
SodisrS HOm> N,rGrL-Messrs Doemns Hemingway, Nc
Danolis Dorrel, and SmAley. c,-
Sofi,r, ChiLIrens Homs-Messs Pympton kCarse Caner
Rr Soo for Boys-Messrs wasbburn Boston, schenek Arm
,troaz Mutchler. - ,,,,., -, t.
ssino Fund-Mer Cooley wilde Barnes Bdrdge and Le'on
Industrial for GtrL-Messrs Msekne "snde Laru'
Schultz and A. J. Smith.
The following were appointed In the senate
RalroIds Canais-NessFs. Hopkins Janari and blsal