The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-22
ALBANY'S BONE BRIGADE.
THE BLACK HORSE CfTALRY on
GINNING FOR PIUNDER.
MIR. Berph's Biil the FIRST TO Feel Their
ChHrVe-Thc BiIi to Repeal the Gray Nuns
Act, Passed by the House -Jacobs's sent.

ChHrVe-Thc BtIi 10 Repeal the Gray Nuns
Act, Passed by the House -Jacobs's sent.
ALBANY, Jan. 21.--Thosc who imagined
that this Legislature was any exception & its
predecessors Ia the lack OF material to orgHnizs
1rst-cass brigade Of Black Horse Cavalry and
a battalion Of bone hunters, must at this time
be convinced OF their error. The rush OF reso-
lutions for all SORTS 81 nyestigations, and bills
Of questionable kind, together with the signs
about the Capitol, make 1t evident that plenty
OF this work is being mapped out. An innuen-
tial member Of the Assembly assured me to-day
that he had received a letter from member,
telling him that an orcssization Of strikers had
already been formed aud as proof that tho
writer knew what he was talking about, the let
ter told him what course was to be pursued on
a certain bill that was mp to day, and the pro-
rrammc was fully carried out.
he Assembly was occupied for nearly an
hour Ia passing resolutions for extra printing,
tb9t went through without a ripple. Thisiwas
ion WED hv cloud ~ resolutions aud petitions
from taxpayers nnd.lioards Of supervisors, ~ y
ing for reduction Of the snlaries Of members
OF tho legi-aturc, ono petition asking for the
whether saiarle, OF ali state officers and mem
befs ~ the Legislature cannOt be reduced But
When Mr. Beighs TN was M for a third read
ing thcte was suddenly manifested. on tne part
OF the country members especially, Ignorance
ne - what u proposed TO DO. Mr. Halliday OF
iompkins. led TIL. IGN 0rant mob toy motion to
teCOutut the blll, with Instructions to have II
printed, that th"y might see what was In 1t. MIR.
Sfrah IN opuoseu the motion. pointedly intimat-
inc that certain persons had already seen enough
IN THIS hill to influence tnem to delay IL un II
| such times ps they can consult with Interested
uattics l. e.. tho horse railroad companies Of the
| city. liut nity-cight Ignorant gentlemen voted
| for Mr llallidaN's motion and carried It. Tue
way ia which this bitl has been bufeted about
clearly Indicates that influences outside 81 the
| Legislature have been manipulating &c All the
ear marks " the Black noIse Cavalry are clearly
OYSTERS BY rur nrsuEL
! Sir. Cartv Of New York introduces tho famil-
| lar old oyster oil ior New York city, IL pro-
musi be sold by bushei measure, the latter 70 be
| INSPECTED 10y the Sealers ol Weights and Mea-
| surcs. lhe city Is divided into two dlstiicts,
! BRO nway being the dividing INC, aud an m
-nector Is to bc appointed for each district. MIR.
| Carly being AMI rammany, takes care that his
| friends shall get these fat pluns by providing
| tOr their appointment by County Clerk Walsn.
| Mr. Hanson Of Fulton aud Hamilton intro
| duccd resolution setting forth that there had
| been some misman1Cement In conducting the
| nairS Of the Hudson Delaware Canal Company,
| and aliins Oh tie Railroad Committee to make
| an iuqvry. The railroad membcrs were tax, n
| by surprise, 50 MIR. Sloan rose t. debate the
r,s LUTON, thus sending II over for day. By
tuat time the Arguments to prevent any such in-
vc-tieation vii he ready.
Mr. Meiant 4 Krckland. having become salts
| ia the Ltliala'ufe t. take The investigating Of
the state PRISONS into their own hands, and be-
! lrSius tnat the result must be whttewa.hIng
| report, tins morning introduced iut resolu-
ton y. ,idins tor the appointment hy the Cow
b .
curry. u cover the last ten year,. Il Is not at Al
! NNciv. however, that mi. Legislature will give
! the Governor the appo iuimcnt Of any more COM
missions.
THE miL "TO ENCOURAGE rRANPtSG."
Mr. E.h's hill 20 en- 'oufaee tramps by compel
Nn- e. 'uttf authorities To arrest ana keep them
| I'll. W. - tN'tt' ""'S v'.S u's w, snn''
ablS. Sir. Fish SAYS tnit 1t was drawn bS the
| S'a.e u ard vf Charities, WHO srent many weary
days aud nights Ia incuOating the brilliant
| scheme.
Tue Dill to employ the convict and pauper
hpr ia New Nor~ and KINGS counties received
thirteen NEGATIVE v.te. only iu tue A. SEN hly
Tue, We're Mcssr.. blsscil. u. Bradley, Coleman,
| r Ion. Calvin, GlIss, GrtNl %. Gridley, Han
son. klllan. Muller. ami Murphy
VI. Allan Can poeils Diil to repeal the famous
men voting against II beIug Messrs. Muller q al
via. X .ilitn, ana Si.vin 81 New York.
Sir. CtmDhcll introduced his oil t. reoreanize
tie Sew Icik eva District Courts b, reducing
the number Of Justices TO SIX 1t salirv u 5000
a wear each. and turning out all the stcnogiaph-
Courts
4 MI WIS introduced by Senator Kennaday
To- %. event the storage IA any cay. except under
severe re-uicUnns ana the OBTAINING of a
permit ther, fnr,of dynamite. gold powder, on
oihcr dangerously eNit,siVe material. and tor
uiduih- Railroad or tea hsnil coiuv1nies from
tian-p rt su,h material.
| cu.tpr Moodin iLtrod cei the Union lie que
Tin, relating to the laumany Society, hereto
illr ~rnlr, Committee ou Privileges and Elec-
ti'n- ha'e ordered j. tayanash, who contest 5
Jac"us'~ seal. To MAKE MS aiiegati ms Of fraud
| uu ~ hi'h ne bases MS contest, more definite
ADD spr'Ih giving the names ana re- Irucc- OF
tho rsuns ALLEGED 60 lave NutcI Illegally. and
the election districts tn which such votes were
cast. He is allowed tili wceh from Tuesday
next to amend hi petition. ana II he tails to d.
the Investigation viii be confined to the
charges OF fraud IA the second District OF the
twelfth Ward. which are admitted 10 be sui
l-ienly specific.
THE HALLWAY RUNPrs.
tonic about the hotels to-day wss Mr.
: treamtr's nttack upon the New York tentra
Ind Hudson River Railroad, and other CORPORA
lions II the state. a. pubilshed ia lhE StN. In,
fra nds of these corporations do not. however
: seem to be seriously nlafmed AT the promisc &c
revelations An oil 81 Of the Central rOal
said That they were perfectly willing Il
| have the closest scrutiny made hv IN
, Governor or toe Le-islature. why" sale
he, N MIR. trcdlncr's assertion are true
l | he coniesscs that he must nave been yer,
| dcrelct IN the disrhafge OF his duties whci
! u Tax Commits ioner.' The error made by Nr
Cfr4ucr. It H. asserted, Is ia that he urges tha
; | these CORPORATIONS should paN a tax upon thri
uds, md that it ia he asctttatncu, after dc
| durung these and the taxes on their red estate
that the state has not been defraudcd ont o
| one cent of taxes. II Is also sad Ia behalf %
the Central ia Il the taxes they paN ON their rea
estate. IN every county, town, and N,llag
D | thruu-h which their road runs, l. at least one
' third more tuan that paid by the owners OF ad