New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

ment within ten days after the pa sage OF tDo act to
designate paper, tho annual subscription price OF
which shall not exceed SO In which tlhrHaendars OF all
the courts shall be published, with such particulars as
be specified by the clerks under the order OF the
court and also all legal notices advertisements which
are required by law to be published In one or more
papers Such notices required to be psbisned in
than paper shall appear In the paper so desig
mated as one OF the number.
The bill TO authorize the payment OF the Gain OF
James O'Brien ex-sheriR determined by the COrpo-
ration Counsel Judge WIN. C. Barrett, and Henry H.
Anderson, or a majority Of them, came UP for third
reading and ON motion OF Dennis Burns, referred
back 10 the Committee Of Whole. with instructions
insert as Commissioners the names OF Geo. NJ Van Mort
and Henry G.. stebbns in place OF Barrett and Ander
son. and to report back immediately. The bin was so
amended and is now the order Of third readings
bill introduced by Scion Smith, egalizng the action OF
the Supervisors appointing jantors Of the District
Courts IN order to enable them to draw salaries which
Controller Green refuses TO pay was passed.
The Senate Committee Cities had hearing this
morning on bill for the final settlement OF ewepaper
claims against the City OF SewYOrk for advertising.
The bill appoints Judge Pierrepont, Judge John x. Por
ter and Martin Z. Brown "a printer commissioners to-
take testimony on the legality and equity OF all
paper claims against the city and 10 determine the
amounts DUE their decision TO be na and all claims TO
be paid in accordance herewith DeItor A. Hawkins
appeared IN opposition the bill tho representative
OF the Council Of Political Reform.
The New-York Senators. to whom was referred the
Industrial Exhibition BILL have reported back with
amendment authorizing the Controller Of the City Of
New-York to lend the Company s2.5OOOOO mortgage
OF the property instead Of subscribing the same sum TO
the capital stock. Before receiving the money the Com
pany must first acquired clear tile TO the land
upon which their building is 10 be placed. The Senate
passed large number Of bills this morning. including
the Christopher-st and Secondave. Extension Horse
P,firn be wa -
ported aud made a special order for this evening.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
The Special Committee Grievances had a hearing
in the case Of Stephen English and the Mutual Life In
surance Company to-day. Mr.. Romans examined,
but his testimony not material Mr.. Sewen was
cross-examned. Mr. Darlington, counsel for English,
repeated his statement TO the effect that he had not
made application for the reduction OF Engshs hail. Tor
the reasO that the Judge before whom he bad made
application for examination had denied II. The Com
mittee Will meet at the Metropolitan Hotel IN New-forK
Saturday when they expect to close the lnFeslSa
Tho Democrats have nominated the Hon. John ID.
spicer Of Troy their candidate for Regent Of the Uni
versy, in place Of the late John A. Griswuld
The Assembly continued the third reading " bills this
evening aud among the first that passed relating 20 the
settle the claim OF ex-shcrf OBren. The vote the
bill stood at first 80 odd 20 i0 and II was only by the
eXertiOns Of several Of the New York members among
them Messrs Bglin. smith, and Opdyke. VINO ran aDout
the Chamber drumming up votes for H. That the requisite
the Speaker Clerk delayed the announcement Of the
vote until the electiOneerng could DO DONE
when 1t was declared to have received % Yeas 10 Al
Nays
Al directing the Controller to pay the salary OF tho
assistant the Third District Police Court fixed
hv a resolution the Board OF Supervisors passed In
1862 for the lack Of vote having received
81 votes IS sgain.t it. motion 10 reconsider was
carried and the BIZ received 66 votes when the Speaker
again declared 10 lost. for the that 10 required
vote of three- aud 10 did receive the requisite
number. Mr. Husted's hill directing the Governor 70
appoint five commissioners 10 negotiate for the sale or
sing sing Prison, and select site for prison In another
locality and report tho next Legislature, passed ny
a g. This Is the NTH year tnat the bll mas
been before the Legislature. bat never until now has II
been able votes enough 20 pass. During the
morning and evening session inc Assembly passed 70