The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-30

viii voluntarily surrender theso bonds and accept
others at lover rate OF INTEREST," II has been
known STR, In the history OF the world ana 10 IN d.
rect hostny to The we'll known lava OF business and
Message. think the Governor or the State VIII be
sustained BY The best sentiment OF state IN the
message that he sends here tonight when havo
the opportunity and full and ample time 70 digest his
objections
OTHER VETOED
The county court Of Saratoga, tho highways OF
Meniz and the banks OF Monroe, all shared with New
special Legislation expressed In tho veto Message
OF tonight They are
Deeds in tho city OF New York Ho says be can
SEQ no good reason for increasing tho number, which
Authorizing the courts Of Saratoga county 10 pro-
vide compensation Tor clerk hire lie regarded tbs
act as uowise and u 10 10 paw clerk ofthe Disrica
Attorney should be provided for In the nal way.
Relative to tho highway tax Of the Now YORK Con
trail Railroad In the town OF Mentz, Cayuga county
lie regards ~ as Unconstitutional.
Authorizing the treasurer Of Monroe county 10 sell
certain property. He regards the time Of notice Of
Tho faic OF Tho Pipo Line btu II not duo until
80 SAVINGS BANKS RECEIVERS
Mr. THAN introduced bill relative 20 tho receivers
OF SAVINGS banks as suggested By the HEHALD ana IN
schooumakcr, rs reported to-day. IL provides
tina. all receivers OF corporations now acting
shall report within twelve months and all hereafter
appointed within eighteen months from the dato Of
appointment shall do tneir dnai accounts with the
aud place certified copy OF II IN tho ofhce OF tue
Clerk Of tho county In which tho corpora
ton Is domiced Extension Ut time can only
DO obtained on application OF the receiver Tho
Judge before whom tho application is made is re-
quircd 10 issue q citation returnabe within ninety
Gays by public ADVERTISEMENT calling upon all inter-
es;od persons 70 appear, and any depositor stock
nic o6jccuons TO tho receivers scoounI which
shall be considered when the citation returpabie.
Tho net provides for heavy fines Tor recusant
accountability. Much the same ground seems 70 have
boon already covered by MIR. McDopoughs bill, iu-
troducod tho 4th OF April, which requires oil
cetvcrs nlo reports once every six months.
INSURANCE. TROUBLES.
The Smyth seems 10 DO ghost that viii NOT
down. Whenever tho word 'insurance" Is montioncd
IN there rehearsal OF the State trial
with condensed bitterness. Senator Hughes bill 10
regulate cxpend Department was
tho cause oil tho trouble tonight senator Pomeroy
offered amendment, which amounted 10 s0bsti-
tutc, and was seemingly moro restrictive than tho
original bill. After much acrimonious debate the
Senate gave up tho whole matter In despair and
committed the measure tt
sBEIFF PoUSDAGE 'sRIxG" CASES.
General RuggIes to John I. Cumming In relation
tho claim OF the Sheriff for poundage IN tho Ring
suits will DO published. Mr.. Rugsles says BIO has
carefully examined all OF tho authorities cited,
tho Sheriff IL entitled to poundago Tho cases
ctcd 10 tho effect that the Sheriff IL entitled 10
pouudage on an arrest upon ca sd- afer
return OF execution against properly uusatifed
before tho Revised Statutes and which are nos
now In force Those statutes gavo the Sheriff
poundagc tor serving an execution, but the rule IN
tOrco tho Revised Statutes took cect provides
only for poundags on the amount collected. AZ 10
the Swccny case, Mr. Kuggles says that II upon the
facts In relation TO the settlement OF the case tho
op,nion sgains, tho city OF New York. and gives
sons therefor.