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morning by Mr. GLAzIER. 1t is not the plan pro
posed for adoption by your Common Council ou,
is. as am informed by Mr. e. the project agreed
upon by Committee OF your citizens, oi great re-
spectabilitv, at the head of whom stands STEPHEN
ALLEN. The bill as submitted is in the form OF u
printed pamphlet, and has doubtless been perused
by many of YOUR readers. Buta glance at some OF
its most prominent provisions, may not be aniss' In
the following synopsis only give the main features,
10 each OF which, NAV remark, are appended u va
riatv of Details The MAYOR is 10 be elected annu-
ally. The ALDERMEN are 10 hold office Tor thfee
wears and to he classified, that one thrd OF thef
number shall be elected in each year. The ASSIST
AIRS 10 be elected annually The ASSESSORS, Al
pgRMAy and ASSISTANT OF n Ward to form Couil.
ell or local Legislature for the Ward 10 regulate All
It's Internal Police subject 10 the ordinances ol tie
General Common CouIcil. They are TO nominate
10 the Mavor two Captains of Police. and u sum
cent number of Policemen for their Ward VINO,
when appointed are TO mold Office for four years,
unless sooner removed for cause, and who are to pos
Sess all the powers and perform all the duties now
exercised BY the Marshas of the City. These Ward
Councils are to be miniature Legislative bodes-,o
have their President and Clerk-keep Journal and
n record OF all votes by ayes andnoes. &c. NC. he
ALDERMEN and ASSISTANTS are 10 form the General
Common Council or Legislature of the city. and

to he divided ns now-into two separate Boards.
The MAYOR is to nominate and the Council appoint
all the heads OF Departments tnamed III the biil
each incumbent TO hold his office for two years.
The CORPORATION not to be allowed 10 borrow III any
one year. or for 4 longer period than nine months,
greater sum than 5000, 900, except special act Of
the State Legislature be first obtained. These are
the leading characteristics OF the bill as introduced
The filling up in the form OF regulations and pre-
Scriptions of the duties of the several city junction.
aries. The bill is referred to the New ork Deesa-
ton. How it will be received by them and by your
citizens is of course left for the determination OF the
future.


Constitutional Detorrnity again prorudcd lis head
above the surface in the Assembly to-day. The
officiating Brahmin, Gen BoswoRrH, submitted
an up-to-thc hub anti-Regency report, repudia,ing
in toto and i'll particular, the tail which had been
affixed by the Senate TO The Assembly's kite
Bv the bv is ii not little singular that tins Repre-
sentative mar erceiieace of The Democracy, should
be found opposing the abrogaton of the freehold
qualification of Senators And yet II Is So Tam
many Hall, through lis Representative, JOSEPH ).
BoswoRrII, Esq. Member of the Assembly, in pos
session. and OF the Senate in expectancy, grlvely
urges that this anomalous, anti-Democratic feature
should be retained in the observation-disclosures, so
saith the learned Solon (nOl Dogbenyl-because,
Senators, not frceholders, will not be cautious in
incurring debt and taxation, as those whose pro-
perty will suffer- So saith the Democracy of 1874
Will YOU invite the special attention of the Pie
beian'' to this ultra Federal ground, assumed by its
most learned champion The whole subject is de-
ferred until Thursday.


Admiral HOFFMAN announced this morning in his
oracular way, that there was no human probability
of the passage of the pending most wise and judi
cous License Law. | fear that in this he will
prove a true prophet. 1t is almost hoping against
hope, 10 anticipate any different result Many Of
the members advocate an entire abrogauon OF all
License Laws. | cannot subscribe TO the oPlnon
that such action would produce a beneficial result
As soon might You hope 10 suppress Piracy by re-
pealing all penalties for lis COMMISSION.


The bill TO erect new State Arsenal in your city
had preference given it today, which would have
insured early action. But in about fifteen minutes
thereafter the House backed water, and so the bill
now stands-in military phrase" AS YOU ere.''-
Your citizens may prepare for most agreeable dis
appointment, if the bill should beG0me n law-atuny
period this session.


TI.o rrooot .. ..ioeins The looks upon tho "@n"i
upon Sundays, was quietly Knocked in the head to-
Canal Commissioners TO do so, was lad Oh the table,
AYES 48, Nays 40--as follows:


AyGs-hles,rs. Abbott Allen, AiyoTd Bsps9et C. BeyieF
BosTorh B"Gapk BUT + Carlisle & GhdS Fosis aiss Gas p m
ftJ joS",o@ % Keith s Meconnei Mana Seaei NOyss
yens M,,s Strong. suton sweeney Warren. Warren
Wsttf. WSs, william, ar R,.i ;soRs R11,D, Burke. Clark
Coehfsne Gos Davis Doupass Findlay H9nnIm hinns n


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SAM SAMPSON. Ssamiis shaw j. Smith, / " Smith, smith
ss %s% T4%S%SiSS" %1sS 9%5"s' Tn VS'


This is the test vote, and was so understood AT The
time Thus ends this attempt at Legislative Moral
Reform.


The Assembly peremptorly refused to-day to fix
frrt RI al adj tnff
laturc. Various periods were named, varying from
the l7th to the Both instant. My opinion is, that
about the 25h will ultimately be agreed upon.


The Constitutions Convention" was also put
TO rest by most decided vote. The Admiral was
accompanied with bareyu Corporars Guard Thus
has the old Regency, by management, succeeded in
suppIanting and finally crushing their hated and
most dreaded enemy HOFFMAN NAV thank himself
ONLY for this result The game wholly in his
own hands, but he deliberately threw it away, and
the Regency are too experienced old gamblers To
forego the opportunity OF proiting by the chances
thus unexpectedly turned up in their favor The
Admiral NAV be regarded as efiectuay ioored; and
after this session he will be very cavalierl ly-not
quieAy-paced on the shelf.


Yours, SC. WATCHTOWER


GIANTS AT The MUsEUM.-Thcrc is to be a new
wonder exhibited at the American Museum to-day
Two enormous Giants, Goliah and his wife, sent
by Barnham in the Yorkshire, beyond dispute the
largest mortals extant. We visited them with the
manager at their rooms Yesterday, and pronounce
them unqualifedly the greatest wonder OF the age!
The giant is most perfect specimen, in form and
features exceing halfthe dandics in Broadway, and
the giantess who is little smaller, is beautiful. All
who have read OF giants will certainly see these
specimens of the race of Anak.


q The chicken-hatching man aad his machine
have grown fashionable and migrated TO Broadway.
He expects to provide the hotels with Spring chick
ems ever week in the year. as soon his interesting
progeny learn how to come mp TO the dough, and
acnuire adiposity.