The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-04

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Of said courts or either them are hereby repealed and
sre Il. All acts or parts inconsistent with the
SIC Is This shall take place Immediately.
TIE EVENING
The two houses were IN session this evening TIL
rather an advanced hour The Senate did nothing
worth recording The House had Cowdtn'e Street.
Cleaning bill under consideration and ate, : long
debate, participated In by Cowdn, Spnola Mitchell,
Strahan and Hayes the bill failed 10 pass re-
ceving only dyone votes The House being very thin.
Strahan moved reconsideration, and that the motion
lie on the table, which was carried The Dill under
these will come up nrst thing In the
morning. viii pass because the votes IN It's favor
which were absent night will be present tomorrow
LrrTLE HELL GATE
There was an adverse report OF the oil to MI IN Little
Hell Gate.
was discussed in the Assembly Committee OF Cities,
back the collection OF water rents into the Public Works
the section in regard 10 street clean
ing was left over for further consideration The salary
OF the President OF the Board OF Aldermen was mado
So that OF the President OF the Board OF Charities
and Corrections, $4,000
SPRING ELECTION
Mr.. Morrisscy's bill about spring election, which
was down special order for tomorrow, has been
postponed I'LL next week.
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
Mr. Cowdn introduced bill providing that the State
Board OF Charities sha II nave power Investigate the
management OF any charitable institution or insane
asylum in the State when the occasion warrants
EXAMINER ELLIS
In RESPONSE the Governors letter called and ruado
a verbal explanation to His Excellency this morning.
saving there nothing IN the charges which he
was not prepared TO meet aud rcfute The Governor
will the charges Thursday, whether he re-
charges WILL in tho regular course, 60 to the
Senate Committee Banks II may DO
that the Senate Will consider the charges
IN open session and decide upon them The main
trustees OF tho Mechanics and Traders Bank repre-
scented deficiency 70 him OF $l50 600 in the year 1874
he took no action have receiver appointed, ana
that years later when Mr. Best was made receiver
deficiency Of over $3.50, 900 discovered arguing
that Il the Bank Examiner had done his duty the de-
positors might been saved nifty per cent OF their
deposits. Examples as to the method OF dealing with
derect State officials are as follows
In the of Miller, superintendent OF insurance,
he removed by vote OF the Assembly, but before
tho Senate concurred he sent in his resignation.
The next where the Senate acted was that OF
Prndie, County Judge OF Chenango, against whom
charges preferred by the Governor He was tried
by the Senate and acquitted
who was mpcached by The Assembly and tried before
a court OF impeachment consisting Of the Senate and
Court OF Appeals, by whom ne was removed from
office.