The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-16
THE STATE CAPITAL.

JOHN KELLY AND GOVERNOR TILDEN TO HAVE A
coNvrvLAL cHAr-A REPUBLICAN CAUCUS AR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE RELIEF OF
THE COMMISSIONERS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AS TO THE PASSAGE OF THE cosTIGAN BILL
ALBANY. Feb. Is. 1875.
The legislators came back TO-DAY TO their WORK,
and both Senate aud Assembly held brief sessions
this evening The return OF the politicians brings
activity IN rumor. 1t is now understood that MIR.
John Kelly VIII visit Albany this week, In order o
consult with Governor Tilden. About what no.
body seems exacrly 10 know, but IL Is supposed
that the two leaders VIII have convivial chat
over the Costgap bill and the Iuure action OF the
democratic majority.
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.
On Wednesday 1t IL announced that We are to
have a caucus OF the republican Senators, ere the
Costiean bill comes MP again,
THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
In the Assembly, Mr. T. c. Campbell introduced
two bills relative to the Commissioners OF Emil
grafton in New York, one to increase the head
money on passengers entering this port to So
each and the other making provisions Tor an ap-
preparation OF $500 900 Tor use OF the Commission
ers. To these bills were appended memorial
setting Iorlh the needs OF tue Commissioners and
the losses which they have sustained.
DIPLOMAS OF MEDICAL MEN.
In the Senate the only bill OF importance under
discussion was that in relation To practice by med
lcal men. An important provision as TO diplomas
was stricken out, wncn practically destroys the
effect OF the whole bill.
GREEN'S LOBBY.
Comptroller Green's lobby are on hand here to-
night In u force, IN anticipation or the C0stlgan
bill, summing up ;he law. Now, this lobby In the
Assembly are at work around the halls OF the Del.
AVIAN and ut the boarding houses OF the members
Colonel Joseph Bagiey, or New York. has also
just arrived and Is SAID TO be on mana Ia the H.
terest OF Green. He and Charles swan are
the active lobbying spirits. disaf1ecti0n Is
talked OF among country members, and prODabill-
bin unless the majority are brought into line nm.
Ger party pressure.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY 7. L. Campbell-TO authorize the formation OF
corporations for the sale keeping and guarantee.
lug the safety OF personal property. Also TO regu.
late the use OF slips wharves and piers ia tue Guy
OF New York. IL authorizes the erection Oi sheds
on wharves ana piers. and prohibits the use OF
wnarves or piers as dump ng grounds.
BY Mr.. Hess-Re awe TO armore5 and drill
rooms. 1t declares valid all lea es made by Super.
vIsors since January /, 1872, and declares moneys
due on tue same shall be paid.
BILLS DISPOSED OF.
The House then went into committee and dis.
posed OF the following named bills Is noted
10 amend the charter Of Binghamton. Ordered
TO third reauin2
To amend the act providing for the election OF
Railroad Commissioners IN towns. ordered 10
third reading.
TO provide lor the support OF prisoners In the
County jan oil New York upon civil process. Or.
dered TO third reading.
To regulate professions and parades in cities.
1t prohibits sucn p4rades before twelve O'CLOCK
noon on sundays. ordered to q third reading.