The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-30

yeeue cltate It.
The bin authorizing the construction Of paral..
lei railroad between Syracuse and Rochester will
not probably pass the Senate.
Appearances indicate that an extra session Of
the Legislature will be called. The House are
anxious to make tremendous fuss over the Code
OF Procedure, and members persist IN asserting
their readiness to work gratutously after the exp
ration OF the hundred days. G.
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March ~, 1870.
The motion pending being to rsfsr the bill 70 amend
the act Practice and Peadings to select commit
tee to be associated with the Commissioner Prac
MT DrsoswAr was Of opinion that justice could not
sti Of opinion that an extra session wss necessary
Mr.. TArLon- We propose to sit until the 1st Of May
grstuitously to consider tho code
ME- BAGLKy-I win cit here ohserfuly, until the lst
Mr. DisoswAY-Anl so will /; but dstsst the idea
thing II, however, proper confederation could only
be attained by extra session. he would sustain suoh
session, If no other gentleman on the floor would DO
Mr. HrDsor thought nothing could be done, unless
the House should NJ once take the BILL and act upon
| 1t, section by section.
The motion was carried.
Mr. CAMPBELL called mp the question Of agreeing to
the report Of tho committee Of conference the bill In
relation the Aims House and iPenitentisry depart
| ment Of the cty Of New York
S to tn. New
York and Liverpool Mail Steam Navigation Company.
Mr. BnxwSn reported complete, authorizing the su-
Mr. I ROSS had leave to present two remonstrsnces
| against closing Jamaica avenue.
Mr. GUEkNsEY brought In . bill to declare tho public
| utility Of railroad from ansndagus to Attica.
Mr. HUDSON moved gold medal to Major J. j. Peck.
Mr. SLocuM reported bill complete, to provide for
the sale Of certain salt lands and the Of others
Mr. PKxLEY moved to make the Equalization Of Taxes
| bill taxes bill special order for Friday. Lost
Mr. THOMPSON offered . resolution, calling upon
tho Receiver Of the Canal Bank to report the
Of money expended Cor counsel fees since $780, 60.
Mr. WELLS moved to make the bill to improve the
upper waters Of the Hudson special order for Mon
Mr. BAoL.Y moved that the bill In regard to the re-
Organization Of banks under the general banking law,
be trder. d 10 third reading. Agreed TO- Recess.
FouR O'CLOCK p M.
Mr. BOWEN presented several remonstrsnces from
pilots against the removal o: the quarantine.
Mr.. BAGLEY reported Q bill for the punishment Of
public officers, refusing to furnish information upon
| The call OF either House Of the Legislature,
MIR. FsKE reported complete the bill to incorporate
| the New York and Liverpool Mail Steamboat Co.
| The Albany Water Works bill wss Mar. Tsylor's
motion referred to the Albany delegation to report
complete.
Mr. BAILEY called up his resolution for the appoint
ment Of select Committee to investigate the slega
lions against certain Of the judiciary in relation to tho
Canal Bank. Adopted.
ALBANY BILL.
The House went into Committee Of tho Whole, Mr..
Averill In the Chair, on the Albany Basin bill.
Mr.. TAYLOR did not know but the bill all right,
but, Is 1t appropriated large sum Of money, t should
not be- passed without discussion 1t IL stups ndous
undertaking, this bill sppropriating some sl6O, 900
he basin built At the solicitation Of the citizens
q Albany, and seemed to him rather ungensrous in
tho city TO ask Day for keeping Il In repair. There
were plenty Of towns on the river who would cheer
fully build basin ii they could have the terminus Of
s 1 fsvss 1 S.d of ii. ultimate supper. of
| the gentleman from New York
Albany. He would not have tho State in debt to any
ecality neither would no hurry forward any
OF such grave Importance a. this He shesld there
fore, .usssst the propristy Of few days delay in
| der that members, after what has been sad, might
have an opportunity TO examine the bill.
not sustain the bill 1t had merits, which he enume
lated; but 1t was suggested in some quarers that
OF the BASIN to carry OF the filth which 10 vs. from the
city 30 that might enter tho river below the basin.
ME- Glass remarked that tho bill was one Of great
OF the House For th. purpose no would move to re-
On motion Of Mr. PsuYr tho bill taxing foreign Fire
Insurance Companies two per cent on all premiums re-
ceived in this State for the benefit Of the hremen in
the several cities and villages In this State ordered
The Supervisor blu was referred to select commit
Mr.. Cross reported the New York Wharfage bill.
Mr. FISK. brought in bill in relation to the Court Of
Appeals. Adjourned.
ALBANY, March %, 1sl9.
REPORTS.
Mr.. GEDpEs, against the bill authorizing the Bsn.
bridge Plank Road Company to erect bridge over the
Mr. wLxIs prescribing Ars limits to tn. village Of
Also authorizing trustees assignees CT insolvents
Mr.. JOHNSON, to incorporate the Williamsburg Ferry
Company.
A:s, prevent the throwing Of ORAL and other al.
thy substances In the streets Of New York.
Mr.. w. HALL, to amend the sct incorporating the
New York University.
On the motion Of Mr.. FLOYD, the vote rejecting the
bill the protection Of Suffolk county wood Iau
Mr. COOK, sesinst the bill amending the charter Of
the Orange County Mutual Insurance Company
Mr.. SMITH moved to refer the bill making the Regis.
ter Of New York feed ofhoer to . select committee.
The old law vas right and hs did not wish to make
him other than salaried officer.
The Rss,.tsr wss vh,, =. sna shs C.I
the opposite party, and this bill to give the first
large Tees, and last o. saaried ofcer
He could not consent, as vhig, to make such dis
tinction lit was right to make the Clerk sslsried
officer, they should the Register.
Mr.. WILKir took the same view.
The motion to postpone prevailed.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
To amend the revised statutes, in relation to sum-
mary to recover the possession of lands
prevent the throwing Of DIAL and other filthy sub.
stances in the streets Of New York Passed:
To amend the act Of April 3D. 1885, for the relief Of
partners and joint debtors. Passed.
To amend the charter Of the Williamsburg Fire In.
:urance Company. lChangss the name to Citizens'
real estate
On molten Of Mr. SMITH, the bill was reoommitted
to the Committee on Banks and Insurance Companies
to report complete.
To incorporate the village Of Ron6out. Passed.
Releasing the interest Of the State In certain e.
chea ed lands to the heirs Of David Darrow Passed.
Mr. Cook had consent to report the bill to amend
tn charter OF the Villa Fire Insurance CON-
PanJ, with an amendment that nothing in the act
shoud be construed TO interfere with the legal right
OF any other person or persons
A communication WAS received from tho Rev DR..
Sprsgue complying with the request Of Senate for
copy Of bis sermon the death Of late Hon. L. s.
Williams. Five times the usual number were ordered
printed.
The Senate then went into Committee of the Whole,
Mr. TREAUwELL In the chair, the bill to bridge AXE
Champain 1t Rouse's Point and after debate which
s deferred, rose and report.d progress.
The Senate rsceded from Its me mt to the bill
mandatory to the New York city charter.
The Senate took q recess.