The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18
Assembly,.

Assembly.
ALBANY March Is, 1885,
THE NEW POLICE BILL.
Mr.. SHAW (dem.) Of N. Y. NOV ed suspension of the
rules to have the bill in relation to the New York police
referred to The New York delegation Carried and the
bill referred.
TIE COMMON scHooIs-RfFusAL OF NEW YORK TO PAY IT'S
SHARE OF THE TAX
communication received from tho Superinten.
dent OF Common Schools announcing that the CITY of
New York refuses TO pay its share of the school tax
The bill relative to the increase of the capital of the
Williamsburg Water Works Company being unoer consd
Grafton,
Mr.. S SMITH, (dem OF Queens wished to explain. in
answer to inquiries from his constituents his on
fns bill He had been asked Why when having the wa
Ts OF the town Of Hampstead excepted from the use of
ncompany, he had not also named the streams of ia
cea7 His reason for not doing that he had re-
wis, no instruction from that town. by letter other
was pat the exception desired. Another rea son
belief that the streams of that town could not be
any resf water company to the injury of the town in
do Z OF los Not so with Hampstead The streams there
ocean, Their value TO the town until they ch the
gues before bect could yet be reached when the bill
| Mr. HuTcmsenate.
peri ons TO Judge Island delegation, the most 6t
its influence upon tie expedency of its provisions, ana
Mr. oBRIEN, (dem qrious interests concerned -,
should go to the Judcs Kpgr preferred that the bill
ciepty discussed and hCommittee. 1t had been sum
Committee report The bill sired TO have the Judiciary
Of the House olete and to save the time
MI srAplvc, (dem) of XII
ferring the bill to the Long lar said the object in re-
them take various amendments ele CATION was to have
| leflcct tue Dill IN way 10 rqurp Sehs.te -
from the House. They understooi further attention
they represented all the parties iner matter ana as
that they should arrange the etire 1t was proper
in accordance with the nterestsof ; ISIS @ OK the Dill
Mr. CIArP, (whg) of Eric ookthe a,mo ie ~ A..
subject. "he VIC" OIL tns
Mr. SHAW thought the bill prop ons = - . ~
dciay Committee, and that it oughnot ~ so w. ~ t ~. &
select committee as is proposed. " ~ sue"
Mr.. INGALLS,, (dem) Of Washington, nnosed ,h;. Tho
bill had been before the Judiciary Comntoe rnsn .;a'
and every sentence and every word of hed NY ,nes,
fully and impartally considered The ,mm;,taa I 4
much business before III the session Is dras 90 LA, au
and IL not probable the committee will cs ~ . S h,i
in any respect, or consider 1t at all. eo 'i' IN
Nr. HENDm, (whig) Of Livingston, oppose ,h;s co
renee. The bill is to go before the Senate "a % Va h
there amended IL its seems necessary may w
Mr.. SEARINo moved the previous question ION ;
with the ams ndments made In Committee of the sho,
Carried and the bill was ordered to third readnl
THE ASSESSMENT BILL.
Mr.. LOOMS moved to postpone the general order =
allow the Assessment bill to be taken up. Lost. "
GENERAL ORDERS.
The House was resolved into Committee OF the Wbo
Mr. ChatReld in the chair the bills to hcorpor ehe
age the formation Of medical societies. lending the a.
custom upon the latter bill, the House ook recessi
4 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BILLS REPORTED.
Mr.. BuRNrT on leave, reported comnte, bill To In
corporate the trustees Of the fund foDhe relief o aed
clergy men.
MT. D. b. TAYLOR reported bill for e better security
Of persons crossing ferries.
Mr.. s. s. SH reported in favor of sendinr charter o
Newtewp and Bushwick Turnpike and -idge Company.
M. HrTcfnNGs reported by bills to acnd the charter
Of the city of BROOKLYN authorize AK for polce
lenses in the igh.h and Ninth wartof irooklyu. 10