New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23
DOLNGS ~ THE LEGISLATURE.

From Our Own Reporter.
SENATE. ..ALBAsr, Wednesday, March %, 1884
PETITIONS
The only petitions presented this morning with
two exceptions were for bridge the Hudson at Al
bany Although the remonrances aga ns the bridge are
few, yet the Troans who are laborous in their efforts to
prejudice the Committee against IT, are very slDgune OF
success in killing the project
The Railroad Committee reported three bills this morn
ing for the consideration OF the Senate asking that certain
villages and cities in this State may subscribe to
the capital stock Of several railroads running through
the same.
Mr. DIoKIssoY Chairman of the Committee, remarked
that there many bills of this character before the
Committee and although he was aware that almost uni
versaly Committee should either report favoraby or
adverse on all matters referred TO it, yet this partic
subjec, of delicate nature that the Committee
felt great ddenoe in coming TO emphatic conclusion
with regard it, and rather than report adversely, ma
ori.y OF them come conclusion to report for the cond
Grafton of the Senate thus giving the friends of the
eral bills chance be heard in Committee OF the Whole
The Committee do express themselves for against
the principles involved in these projects but i is generally
unoerstoOk that Messrs DICKINSON and ii. ii. CLARK
favor it, while Mr. Il. CLARK opposes it.
RELATIVE TO ABsCosDERs.
Mr. WALKER had leave to bring in bill which was re-
ferred 10 the Committee Poor Laws relative TO persons
abscondng from their families Its object Is to sec IRE
the property.
Mr. Corr brought In the following bill which was re-
ferred TO the Railroad Committee;
AN ACT to authorize the Central Railroad Company
SECTION l. The Central RaId.d Company hereby
@ 1a 30 M pe he De:io. see Il for
sun .fi .hssos e1 1s a. cs . s for 70
be borrowed for the purposes Of the SAID eoIPoIaiion Il,
A En- ns sss 70 s pu
me s.a mon ii he n
property isks franchises fixtures and
On sehs saseuPe s . Be tied
.hs be vsd len upon property franchises Of said
psp the benefit of the mOeeF' from the time Of ding the
The set to tale effect Immediately
MIR SPENCER proposed the following resolution;
Re.red That the Canal. be Instructed to inquire
into The PIoPs'y 20 o. !. ,S' Spcs neg ,s y e
the a. o. are Completed and A-' they Dc
Some premature discussion had the general
merits the subec sought be reached by the resou
son. IL was participated in by Messrs SPEscER CROSBY
latter arguing in exposition the imposition Of tolls on
any of railroads Mr.. Dickinson coneDded that the
Western States were now paying and would July pay ms
cost Of charging the Erie and lateral Canals and that toll
ing the railroads would be simply taxing farmers
and producers fer the same object.
Mr. z CLARK moved to amend the resolution by refer
ring the inquiry 10 the Chairmen OF the Canal Railroad
and Finance Committees He dee ned this The most prop
or reference then every interest involved would have
fair consideration. Debated at some length and finally
voted down
Mr. BKooKs deeming vote en- the resolution express
i've of the of the Senate with reference 10 the ques
ton Of telling railroads, called or the Yeas and Maya
YEAs-NsaT. Barnard BAR Bishop Bradford Brook Bats
W CIsik oIosby Dsnso.h DOrFssse Fsi aAsey, HoPt,s
LANSING PrAtt, putnam, Spencer, Watkins Whitney Williams
Yost-.l
HuieLHs, kiehsrts-6
TRINITY CHURCH FRoFERTr
Tie Committee on the Judiciary to whom referred
he petition Of Vim s 0del John Vaudeville sni other
citizens asking for bill resolution authorizing and
f rcipg the Attorney General call up for 1 the Kisr
stead sait reported the fclloving bin this morning
AN ACT ,gheIss more Psssy rs SO o. GER
SECTION OF this state hereby suthor
rsreo s and certain s pending IN tos
srrsne Cent OF TIE District wherein Chopr Aisrstes
psnia sra the Copsrn Of Trinity Chsrsa ard ne Pso Of
ts tern Of sad CO1ft tue Csa q
krre OF ihs stats present snd s is further IN
ference 70 ether the calendar OF either Of the sal
Courts
The set to take eject Immediately
PASSED..
Rslstiye 10 Common Schools the CITY Of seh-r>ctsay
Te ,onerm an election in village Of Bal ivisyle
Autbsips the City Brrokya to nno~ nsasy erect a.