The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-08

policy, as sincerely believe, frausht with wide spread
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reactions in the various departments Of labor by which
to shake to It's foundations the fabric Of the public credit
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from this state may arrest the torrent q disgrace and
protests and warnings are unheeded
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ACTION OF THE SENATE
In the Senate This evening MIR. Wood, from the
Finance Committee, to which the message was re-
ferred, reported the IOllowing:-
His the Of the State
special relating to the initiation of the currency
rous effect o. such action upon the welfare and prosper
Resolved d he Assembly concur, That fully, ap-
prove and heartily endorse the sentiments expressed In
March s rmed that he
s hs al ns Of he g. s
States not bearing interest kn United States
aaa axe earliest
1 e eease has a. en epeasd se Is
Judgment OF the legislature Of the State Of New York
soSernment at Washington aud Congress 70 stay the
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Resolved If the assembly concur That our Senators
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SanH that they Sc and hereby
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tons with copy OF his message appended to the Prcsi
and Representatives In Congress.
These resolutions were adopted, all voting in
the affirmative except Senators Johnson, Madden
IN THE HOUSE,
Mr. Batcheller, from the Ways and Means Com.
mittee, to which was referred the Governors mes
sage, reported resolutions approving the senti-
ments OF the message, and requesting our Senators
and Representatives in Congress TO promote an
early return to specie payments, aud to resist the
AnaeloH y. WAY
tabled, with view OF receiving the Senate's reso-
lutlons on the same subject, which are exactly
similar. and adopting them instead.
there was sharp debate between Mr.. Batcheller
republican, and Mr.. Beebe (democrat as to the
course Of their respective parties, when Mr. Alvord
alter as he said pouring the oil OF the indepe ndenr
party on the troubled waters moved the previous
question, which was ordered, and the resolutions
were adopted unanimously.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE RAILROADS.
Mr.. BuKley introduced bill; empowering the
Railroad Company and the broadway and Seventh
Avenue Railroad Company, at their JOINT expense,
TO w r,r their
thence through Irving place to Lexington avenue,
and along that street to sixteth, ana along SIKH.
BILLS PASSED THE SENATE
The Senate passed the bill regulating the method
the support Of the o New york city,
and also the bill providing site for an armory for
the Seventh regiment.
The Assembly and Senate IN joint convention,
elected Neil Gilmour. Of Saratoga county, for
superintendent Of Education.
REDUCTION or FERRY FARES.
Daly's bill reducing the fares on the ferries be-
tween Tenth and Twenty.third streets and Green
the boats run on more frequent trips, was passed
by the Assembly.
THE NEW YORK ALpERxANIC VISIT.
huge laugh greeted the NEWSSTAND the Common
Council of New York had appointed . JOINT COM
mittee to come to Albany and examine the plans
a mi a urQl1Q
should deem most satisfactory and practicable.
The yeomanry OF the Assembly are hungry for. some
bone to pick and this threat OF an invasion from
the New ork Aldermen only renders them savage.
As there Is hardly enough to 20 round, the Alder
men can have no show Whatever
WORK FOR THE DOCK COMMISSION.
A resolution was offered in the Assembly direct
ing the New York Dock Commissioners to take
sonndngs of the water 'front.' OF the newly annex ed
territory OF Westchester.
THE STREET CLEANING BUREAU.
The Committee on Cities expect to have their oil
ready this week providing Tor three commission
ers TO constitute a Street Cleaning Bureau and be
appointed by the Governor.
senator Ledwith's bill for separate organiza-
ton OF the Croton Water Department has been ad.
versely reported.
CoMrrRoLLER GREEN AND THE SUPERVISORS.
In the Court OF Appeals to-day the following
cases were argucd:-
People on relation OF John N. Outwater
People on relation Of Martin b. Brown for the
Register.
People on relation Of Martin B. Brown for tn,
Sheriff.
These were cross-appeals by the Corporation
Counsel and the REALTORS rom decisions or the
New YORK General Term, either awarding or deny
Ing mandamuses against the Comptroller OF the
Citv q ad nv ha d