The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-11
THE wnIRH or ErESrs IN ALBANY.
Low eannI Tolls n Fniiure-Fruits Of Half
Dozen Investisattons.

ALBANY, Jan. 10.-Mr. Schuyler, the Ca
nal Auditor by virtue OF the Governors appoint
ment during the suspension Of Auditor rhayer,
has completed his report, and It will De sent to
tho Senate tomorrow. lie shows that the cx
pertinent Of low tolls hes been an extensive one
to the State, and ought 10 DO abandoned. lie
also shows the folly OF the States longer retain
ins the non paying canals. and indicates that the
best thing to do with them Is to sell or lease
them to private corporations. The features of
the report woie given Ia the Governors mos
sace.
The State Board OF Charities have completed
their annual report. The number Of paupers IN
the various poorbouses and amshouses outside
Of the city OF New York T. 1s,Gli. The report
recommends more stringent legislation "a to
VAR nts with view TO, In sOue measure.
uuatC the tramp nuisance.
There are tufuufs Of detection IN the canal
Board SO fir "a the cirfyins out Of G"o tlden's
prOgrammo n CONCERNED. IL ts ssertsd that ~
least three members Of the nDlrd rave declared
that ihcy viii not DO guided ~ the drsires OF
tue Governor, auu hat the Canal King q " they
have some hold upon the UeN AtfOrncy-Gener, |
bV which they viii 70 aDle to control hiu. IL Is
imDOssiule O. verify the truth Of these rumOrs,
nut tbey ave freely uiAcJssed in tho Delavan
Gov. nlden Il reviewing the facts in tho case
OF Auditor hayer, and will soon announce ON e
cialiy to the Senate the suspension OF that OH
Ger and hia reasons therefor.
The Legislative G nal Investigating Commit.
tee, Consisting Of Nessr9. Cole and JacOlH ana
Assom nlymen shern H. seward, and Faulkner,
are to close their lAhOrs this week. Their re-.
port Is expected T. be sort OF antdote TO tho
reports Of the Governors commission. They
will ind more fault with the laws and system
| that rendered II possible for the stats to be
swindled than with individuals. and will re- ;om-
| mend legislation to- correct tho system, the
most important OF which Will be State Board
| OF Audit.
! The committee sproined by the last Assembly
| to investigate the Quarantine and Commisslon-
| ets oi Emigration Departments Is To meet here
| TOMORROW to agree on their report. The com
| Schuyler, and Ass s,mbymen NOsburgh, Waeh.
ner, and Gedney. The repOrt VIII recommend
| radical changes IN the management OF tho-e do
| partments, among which, II is tumored, VIII bt
| the aboh .hment of the ofice Of Health Ofcef
| of the port of New York and the consolidation
| Of the two departments into one. Inc tepor
| will also show where some Of the money spent
| about Albany by Mr.. Nolan went 70. Among
| those who did not appear before the committet
to explain how they come to have Nolan,
Bernar1 Casserly, formerly superintendent a.
| Castle Garden.
sent the petition of 300 Presoyteridns sskins
| for the repeal of the Gray Nun act. He sa !
that next week he will have one signed by 2O,OV
| OF the same denomination.
| Senator Robertson will announce the Senate
! tlnJing committees tomorrow. Tue follow
Ing are The principal COMMITTEES;
Flnance-nArris, Mccarthy. Coleman. Hammond an
J6dicia,y Robertson. P,ice, Refers, Carpenter
Csnals-DO.e, Rogers, Dooltte. 81. John, and GET
Ranroads-sc.krcg Wagner. Toocy. bradley. al
.Itic' Moodin. Booih Wagner. Baaden, Tooey. Jr
State Prisons weiiman. woodin. Hammond. Bank,
insur nco-Toney, Iooth and h nnaday
PRIVILEGES and Elections -l:ogers, CARPENTER an
Rcr .nchment- -s"lkreg Emerson. and MORT sey.
Commerce AMI Navigation Prince, Coleman, Moore
PGbhc Health Emerson. Booth. and Birby.