The New York herald., 1876-03-17

ments ana water rents, the chile officer OF which shall
FourtA-An auditing bureau, which shall be under
the supervision the Comptroller the ehef ocer oi
which shall be Auditor OF Accounts
FVh-A bureau OF license, the chief oihcer Oh "hlch
shall be Register OF Licenses.
Stzh-A Bureau OF Markets. the CHIEF oicer OF Wnlch
shall be superintendent OF Markets.
SerenLtA bureau for receiving all moneys pala INTO
the treasury, the chief officer OF which shall be Cham
berlain.
E.0hu-A bureau for the collection OF assessments,
the chief officer OF which shall be Receiver OF ASSESS
ments.
The Board OF Estimates and Apporlionment shall
Immediately on the passage Of this act transfer all
funds heretofore appropriated by said Board Tor the
performance Of work discharge of any duties TO
the departments TO which officers 10 whom said work
or duties are hereby transferred respectively.
by Mt Burlegh, respecting the powers OF the Cahai
Board and the adjustment OF tolls II gives the Board
power TO fix uniform rates OF toll the Eric Cham
plain Oswcgo and Cayuga canals and on the other
nails such rates will be likely TO insure
sufficient revenue to provide for the maintenance
thereof All moneys collected for tolls upon
the Chenango Crooked Lake, Chenaugo, Genesee
Valley and Black River canals together
with all the tolls collected upon the Erie and inter-
vening canals from freight coming from said canals re-
spectvey, provided such freight shall be cleared di
rect from the place OF shipment TO Its ultimate dest
nation, shall be credited 10 each OF said canals as tolls
received from them respectively. The Canal Board
shall also have power from time TO time to prescribe
regulations for the collection Of such tolls and impose
a forfeiture of money for the breach thereof
BY Mr.. Russel-For tho apportionment OF the
members OF the Assembly. II differs from sherman s
25 instead OF ~ 0tsego instead of l. Niagara IN
stead OF l. suffolk instead OF l, Ulster instead OF 3,
Wayne instead OF l.
A DISCLAIMER.
Governor Tilden and Lieutenant Governor Dor
sheimer dsclaim the possession of any letter or
document written by George S. Boutwell,
Henry Clews promising tho latter GER
tain administration iavors In return for an
advance of $60,00O TO pay the expenses OF repub-
lican campaign. A published statement attributed the
holding Of document OF this nature to tho Governor
Lieutenant Governor and both deny any knowl-
edge OF IT,
THE NEW YORK SALARY
was, on motion Of Mr. Grail, recommted to
when it was called up for third reading
The vote stood 81 to SO. Gran thinks the
salary reductions have not brought the salaries
low enough. All tho democrats voted Tor the motion TO
recommit, with the hope that when 1t next comes up
for third reading the republicans Will be put out
by the reductions that may be adopted in Committee
OF the Whole as TO kill the bill entirely.
ADVISORY COUNCIL
This evening the democratic Assemblymen held q
caucus and appointed advising council, before
whom all the other democrats TO give their
views 10 what policy should be adopted
in matters Of general legislation and particularly as
TO what stand the minority should take the school
amendment now pending In the House
The following the members of the council -Shor
man. Cock, Halliday, Ruggles and Calvin.
Wednesday evening.