New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
4 streets in New York ordered to 9

Tfs Saust,aon coDcurred in the Assembly emead-
Yneufs - tOtl amending the General Plankro.d law
Mr. IlrKIss row moved TO lay all orders Of business
- cable In order 20 the bill relative to sreets
/ Ex gms 70 third reading.
Nh BR6sKS then took the floor and proposed to speak
a, length N the merits OF the bill bat gave way for
notion proceed to the third reading OF b which
Mr. CROSBY moved that no Senator be allowed to
speE more than Eve minutes on any subject
dr. Books opposed this motion and warmly argued
fsinst the further consideration Of the bill He
tended that the bill got up for politicians and only for
political purposes He had no persona objections 90 Guy
ore Of the persons Simeon Draper George CLARK Isaac
ID Barker, Jonathan Nathan, = Oakley and Richard
scbel named in the bill Commi sioners, nearly all Of
whom be felt ssifed in calling his frienis did he
terrain any faeSous opposition to the measures He was
orposed to It prncpleoa the principle tina, il would
add to the debt Of the City without the City receiving any
return Mr. b. was followed by
Mr. PUTEAs. who remark led that If for other reason
he would vote agsiDst the bill the ground that Hiram
Ketchum name was wanOny stricken from the list Of
Connlissoners
The vote taken ordering the bill to third read
Ing with the following result:
Die. DOrr.nse, HOpsin' Monroe Yost 20
sig Pratt, Putbsm, Richards sbs Spencer Storing, Wat
To ris.p Fu,op, between Red Hook.ns and Jeroensn.
On motion Of Mr. DIcKIssoS, the Committee (Messrs.
Dickinson Lansing and w CLARK appointed to investi
gate the management &C. Of the sale Of certain school
lands granted power to cit during the session of the
LegsstuIe with power 10 send for persons and papers
Mr. YosT moved that Senators Brooks, Ho PgIss and
DAsFoRTB be appo nted Committee to examine certain
charges made relative TO the management of Columbia
College.
Mr. SPENCER moved to amend, by providing that the
Committee be instructed extend their inquiries with
reference to all the colleges in the State.
Messrs YosT CROSBY and BARR were appointed Com.
mttee examine the Affairs of the Commissioners OF
Adjourned till A. NJ. On Monday
ASSEMBLY. THURSDAY, April 1871 Pm.
The third reading Of bills was resumed and the follow
uars pees Of Locomotive Engines through eite' sad
'" 10 .m.t The Flu.hipg Free School Act
relation time Of spenIDs the polls in Westchsser
The ehs[es o!1s SsE y' JSyGl' Asylum
regulating the salaries Of certain Ocen Of the
Government
7OcLocK p. NJ.
The third aiding of bills was resumed and the follow
fpvi5rs for the establishment Of Indian Schools
and AgsDy Reservation for the Instruction OF Indian
Tor the further protection o. ssant arriving New
MIR RICHARDS sent up protest against the passage Of
the Emigrent bill owing 10 its not having been properly
before the House and asked that be entered on
For The better security fdepoOI. and to 70, the as,
'"'''' D''' FRIDAY. April14.
The third reading of bills was resumed and the follow
10 establish FIRE limits and more eHeetu,, pre-
vent hres in BroaklJn
sOIIDATIOS.
The bill consolidating the cities of Brooklyn and VIII
lamsburg and the town Of Bushwck was received from
the Senate with amendment prohibiting any encroach-
mems on the h6rbOr.
Mr. SAVAGE moved to recommit the bin to select com
mittee
Mr. CoSKLIsG moved instructions to the committee to
inert further amendments making the prohibition still
more stringent
Mr. MokRs protested against the course proposed. He
and his colleagues bad opposed amending this bill in any
particular from the first but they had been overcome
Now be looked upon the proposition at this stage OF the
Session Intended to kill the bill lie was surprised too
al the course Of Of bis colleagues MT Backusl who
was willing to lay this bill on the table
Mr. BACKUs replied that be understood the Senaor from
New York Mr.. Brooks had fosted his Harbor measure
on this bill If this the he was opposed to the
bill If his colleagues were willing to sell out their inter
ests in the Harbor matter for consolidation he would not
90 with them II not true either that the people OF
Brooklyn unanimous with regard to this Consoda
ton me asure.
Mr. SAVAGE sustained the proposition to refer for amend
at some length referring TO the great importance Of
protecting to the fullest extent the Habor OF New ork
Nj BARTON moved the previous question on concur
ring with the Senate. Ordered.
Mr. SAVAGE asked consent to make an addition 10 the
Senate amendment, as follows: ,,
The provisions Of this Acc sbs not be reeorn OF
upon the ne gable Water Of me E'
head be e further said River darbc than
% S 14ss 3 G s' s s q @ S x ' s
City Of New Yori
Mr. WARD to a question OF privilege and stated
the amendment had been drawn by the SPEAKER as
compromise, and hoped it would be allowed to be IN
serted.
Mr. BERGEN objected.
The Senates amendment, without amendment was then
concurred in, by avote OF 60 TO 80
The third RI aiding of the bils was resumed r.,
r. provide SRR Of Win Sa E S E sn '
the NEW YORK CENTRAL PARK
The hill TO amend the New York Central Park came up
for its final reading. 90, go, ....
Mr. WARE moved 10 reCommit the bill with Instructions
10 insert an anne ndment providing for including part OF
the Joness GODS Park under the provisions oil the ACT 10
Mr. CTwmIyo moved the previous question the bill,
cutting of Mr. WARES amendment. Lost, q to 81.
The bill to amend the New York Central Park act re
ducing the southerly boundary from fry ninth ST. to
Seventy second ST., an including One Hundred ana
Fourtb and One Hundred and Fifth ss. from the East to
the North Rivers. ~. A.
provisions the original act part OF the Jones WOOD
bounded on Sixty Eighth st the south Seventy th
M on the north East River on the east ana Seeoho a' oA
the west
After debate the motion was lost. a.. -.
The bin was then under the operation of the previous
question, lost ayes 80, noes ~.
MIR GTRNAIS moved afeconsderaloh Oh inc vote pass
ing the Brooklyn Consolidation Act
Debate had thereon when the House refused 10 re-
consider - TO 81. - -,
supNIssIoS or TIE TEMPERANCE QUESTION TO THE
PLOPLE.
Tho hill providnp for submitting the question for and
against the Prohbtory Liquor Law TO the People was re-
ceived from the Senate this afternoon. ... .;,..o
Mr. BoAEDMAS moved to refer il to select comm
The motion was lost by the 70 lowing vote
YEAsMt.s ABss ssey sdrss ssneS a,OD CoOs
solS s%n' Fe ea
Hoyle, HILL Jenlius. Leohn LoHier aAiSIy , Is WIZ
'Sysnes.rs AhsiD R j. Baldwin Barrow Barton, Baqsas
.p Ferguson rerO HMpur Holsnbsck HOwel 9S . hIG ,1
a i Ss: ssBds Ro.s s s:Ias SSs.Io
y Wygst %n Mn W II woodHfiS
The bin was then referred TO the Standing Committee
on Internal Affairs Of Towns and Ccsn,ies. A.. S....
The several canal bills received from the Senate
With anne dments which were cOncurred IN.