New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05

State officers residing in Albany where they
have constant supervision over their departments,
and recommends such increase in their salaries as
will warrant them in so doing.
In connection with this part of the message Con-
troller Hopkins will give in his annual report list
of the salaries Of all State officers from the architect
of the new Capitol. who gets $4,000 year. TO the
Attorney General. who gets only S9'5Oo Tho Gov
ernor dscountenances in his message, every species
of special legislation, and trusts that the constitu-
tional amendments by which this evil will in future
be largely curtaied, will be ratified by the present
Legislature.
The report of the Bank Superintendent, Mr. Ellis,
will not be ready for transmission to the Legislature
before the early part of next week. lt Is a very
important document, and sets forth the outline OF
an entirely new banking system based on the Ma
tonal debt security and applicable to all the States
alike He proposes to leave the creation OF banks
to the State but all their bills to be issued by
the Controller of the Currency at Washington, each
bank being permitted to draw upon the Controller
through the State Bank Superintendent for as large
an amount of currency as is secured by Government
bonds deposited by the bank with the Controller at
Washington. The plan is said to meet the approval
of Gov Dix and of many eminent bankers to whom
it has been submitted.
EATER-The o'clock train from New-York this
evening brought up a score of Assemblymen and
politicians including all of the Brooklyn delegation
Except Senators Jacobs and COeD and the New YORK
members previously hara Arnne the o"ts'ders
is District Attorney Bliss. 1t is announced that he
is in favor of Hustled for Speaker, which, in the
minds Of many, materially lessons that gentleman
chances. AsseDblymen Blumenthal, Blessing, Peter
Woods, and Messrs. Allen, Berri, Bennett, and
Worth of Brooklyn are among the arrivals tonight
THE GOVERNORS MEssAGE-THE BRITroN CASE
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArCHl
ALBANY Jan. 3.-The Governors message If
completed and is now undergoing revision. 1t will be
furnished to the press last year, leaving this
city on Monday next The Controllers report is also
completed and will the throughout the
State Tuesday as it will not be sent TO the Legsia
ture until Wednesday next
Jan. A-The canvass for the Speakershp OF the As
sembly has quoted down somewhat, arrivals of
members having taken place since last night Both Mr.
Hustled and Mr. Prince are still confident Of success,
with most Of the talk among those outside in favor Of
Mr.. Hustled None OF the other officers are
talked OF, all interest being centered in the
Speakership Col. Julian Allen OF the Brooklyn
Committee OF Fifty here looking after the interests OF
the reformers in that city. He has excited much in
terest by recitng of DisrictAttorney Brtton
now In the hands OF the Governor to members OF the
Legislature and others. Col Allen insists that 1t Is
imperaively necessary for the Committee OF Fifty TO
accomplish the work they engaged IN that Mr. Brit
ton should be removed.
For Of Executive and judicial ooer. and Members Of the Leg
isIa'urt see Second PGgGI