New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04


severe denunciatons of some of the state officials
composing the Canal Board for alleged neglect OF
duty.
THREE REMOVAL BILLS.
TIP SENATE BILL, TIE ORIGINAL BILL A. AMENDED
BY SENATOR JACOBS, AND a NEw REMOVAL BILL
REPORTED BY THE ASSEMBLY JUDICIARY COM
&I1TEE-sMAIL PROSPECT OF THE PASSAGE OF
EITHER AT TIE PRESENT SESSION.
IDr TELEGRAPH The rRIBrsE.l
ALBANY, May 3-As a result Of Il compromise
among the members of the Assembly Judiciary Com
Inittee tonight. Mr.. Waehner, the Chairman, re-
ported three Removal bills-the tono which has
passed the Senate yetng in the Senate the right 10
try accused State officers; the original bill a.
amended by Senator Jacobs, and an entirely new
bill, proposed by Mr. Waehner to the Committee,
empowering the Court of Appeals 10 conduct
the trials. They were all reported without
recommendation for the consideration of the Senate
The delay Of the Committee 10 report renders the
passage of any bill at thi- late day matter Of con-
siderable doubt. Special orders have been desig-
mated for most Of the present week, and the third
reading of bills is prosecuted ar every available mo-
ment by the members anxious 10 secure their pet
private projects atany risk to matters Of more gen.
eral import An adjournment next week is pressed
by the Canal Ring who thus hope to defeat the re-
form measures, and by the Tammany Hall men, who
wish 10 be relieved of the demOraliZIng antics of
their majority on the floor. With adjournment
at ~ early date, II seems almost impossible that
satisfactory removal bin he driven through the
two Houses.
GENERAL LEGISLATION N THE TWO HOUSES.
TEE REGULATION OF PLACES or AMVsEMINr-RE-
DUCr1ON OF CANAL IoLLs-LEGIsL rI0N For
NEw-YORE CITY-DrBATE IN THE SENATE on
,,C EH'
FROM THE GOVERNOR SENT TO THE Assembly
ADVERSE REPORTs-BIIIs PASSED IL THE ASSEM-
bly,.
lBr TELEGRAPH 70 TINS rgIBrNGl
ALBANY, Nay 3.-ln the senate tonight Mt
Moore introduced bill, similar TO the Assembly oui 10
amend the regulate places OF amusement In New"
York City. II places the licenses az TloO ea"h year.
with Communication the ratio for shorte. time,
and reduces the penalties for noncompliance VIA the
law Mr. Wool introduced a bill To exempt all state
property from taxation FOR any purpose
whatever The Assembly resolution 'oneurrng
in the recommendation Of the Canal Board to
reduce canal toll. 10 the extent named IN
the Auditors schedule received and referred To Inc
Committee ou Canals The bills 10 provide for the sup
port and care paupers for tho appointment OF
tsees OF estates missing persons relative TO taxa
ton and appropriations in the city or New-fofki rri1
tive TO cleaning the streets OF NewNoIk city, and 10
rcea tue net the widening Of streets were
e.ipn
to third reading.
The bill relative TO taxation and appropriations in the
C1,y OF New York IL one Of thc Controllers measures,
and Is intended discontinue certain balances OF appro
priat0ns and postpone for year the payment OF
half appropriated by the city for the com
pletlOn Of the Fourth Avenue improvement now due
Mr. woodln called attention "A clause OF the b1l which
permits Controller discontinue and allow TO lapse
mo the Treasury al balances OF appropriations now ST
/ ABIDE for the payments OF claims and amounts OF
Indebtedness against the city, whenever he may deem
advisable thus cutting or creditors at the CONTROLLERS
sole option, from all relief by the appropriations set
inside for them and reducing them 10 the necessity IN
cases OF Judgment OF cyying upon the pictures IN the
Governors Room in the CITY Hail. Mr.. Gross moved to
strike this cnse out giving autocratic power TO the
Controller, hut, al Mr. WOodins suggestion, the motion
was Withdrawn until the II put on its final passage, In
order the Controller be consulted upon the sub
iert. There amendments 70 any OF the other
bills The Street Cleaning bill gives the Police Commits
sioners authority 10 contract fer the work
In the Assembly four vetoes received from the
one Of the bill to amend the art providing for
the adoption Of children, the general ground that II
would he IN Just in its operation another OF the bill to
confirm he release Of uchoate rights OF dover by
RED women, the ground Of unconstitu;ionay and
Others special bills introduced some time ago by
r Av0rd relative the recording OF certain DEGREES
in partition suits in Ononiaga County, and the sale OF
certain salt lands Oh tile ODonda1o reservation
When the last two read Mr. Alyord
moved that they be Laid tho table and said
IL was the first time In his experience that the Governor
OF the state had Of bill without first con
fen ring with the introiuccr Of IT, with view OF having
his objections without the Interpolation "
veto. The bills were laid over.
The Judiciary Committee reported favorably the bill
authorizing the Board Of Police 20 order new trials IN
certain cases which Vas nc ordered a third read
ing aud the bill To amend the act ~ prevent masquerade
! i hp 10 hp act
Injunction; 10 amend the act In relation to
suits brought agahs; sherfs for their official TO
transfer the County Ja Of NcgYork to the Of the
Commissioners " Charities and 70 pro-
vide fer the inle.ing the courts Of
New York. each reported adversely, and the re-
ports were agreed to- thus killing the bills The bill
relative suits aganet sheriff measure advocated
by sheriff Conner and provided that suits cannot BIO
brought aganst "A sheriff for his official arts II be-
un after the expiration OF five years from his quit
ting Office A bill was reported favcrnbiy by the
Committee on Fducati0n Incorporate the ElectrOMed
cl College OF the state OF Newl Ork in NewGOrk City.
The act ~ Incorporation grants privilege except that
Of authority 10 bestOw the degree Of Meteorological
D,cor Mr. pessar introduced bill an relation 10
renrs Of taxes in New York, which
referred 10 the Judiciary Committee. 10 provides That,
within year afer 10. pssage any person may pay the
amount o. taxes or assessments laid heretofore upon hs
properly, with interest At per cent and che TAX
shah thereby cease be lien upon the property, and
hce shall b. no fnrther interest penalty attached by
eason OF the not having been paid within the time
heretofore required by law.
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