New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
ASSEMBLY-nOsDAY. - i. VI
AFTERNOON SESSION


MAXI the SUPPORT of the Government fer the
ysM commencing October li.5i ,...
norated granting $50 the Teachers Institute ia each OF
lie Counties i'll the State instead of the County OF Onon
dpca alone.
Mr CryyISG moved reconsideration u the vote pass
rg the m in relation to the Distrc, Courts Of the City
Of New York He said it had been discovered thai the
salary Of each Justice raised ron $1,000 to $1,000
making totalof some $4,000.
Nj WARD and Mr. BARROW both announced tina,
neither of them knew of this fact this morning when the
bill posed and hoped the vote wonld be recon'dered
Mi Co.KLING trusted that the bill would be laid on the
table for the present that Re might ascertain what wond
he the proper course to pursue IN procuring an n!e'sa
ton into this ustter lie had all along deprecated tins
paesa.e Of bills which not printed AID which was
utterly impossible for members TO understand when voting
upon them. ,.
e same salary as was allowed Justices of the Marine
Court.
on yeconside ration was motion OF Mr. CONSLNG, laid
the table
Pro dds completion of the opening and fs4ns Of d.
the County Of krgs aud for psVns ana o'he"' III
Send the authorizing the sqOsryi,o Of coqo's. to make
DatrietAuorney saared ONCE sHd Ia ths salary
Il Itof -, ill., 81, o,. r.i,. ..,.,.,e po,4 pi..rie.
10 tie authorizing inbs6isn Of malone Fsn.n
Corr, improve ase over Ssinou e'
10 amend the the Agricultural Insurance Company
Mr.J F. WILLS moved recommitta of this bill stat
ing that the bin was not properly before the House 'ha
frard had been used in getting here.
MIR CoNKIING also explained that the bill originated IN
,he mac, OF certain persons who had misrepresented
matters in come elton WHY IL t..
Mr. CosE1IsG moved the indefinite postPonenent OF
the bill Carried.
6op.o5ns the clte. Brooklyn wsmsoaIgh snd the
BuhwoA into municipal eo'efnmeHt anu Leofoa
Mr. CoxKLISG moved 10 recomm the bill with insrrc-
tons insert another section providing for protecting the
New YoIk HaTbor.
Ne.,rs BrKGrx and MoRRIs opposed the amendment,
the latter saving would be obnoxious TO the citizens oi
Elookbn lie htldihat II was unnecessary lnasmuch az
he saving clause in the charter of New York affords all
TIE hour for reces to p NJ arrived before the ques
ton taken.
IyFSfSG SESSION.
Leave oe absence was granted TO Mr. HULL !or Two
DAYS snd MIR ~ R>T for one day. -.
The iii to nd the act for The preservatou OF Fdohc
Health was received from the Senate With message mat
tIat hodv non concurred with the apartment made b!
the House g..
concurrent re solution received from the Senate
that 10Th HOUSES proceed to morrow at i c.o NJ 10
the joint election of Superintendent oil fuo-c In
stIucton. ..- 1911
Tie question being put on concurring It was CARED
eopstrGeoD sod hrOash sad tsr and 10 'ue sad nes'
Mr. R,SDALL moved TO recommt With Instructions to
strike ont tie first section. lie observed Ia tie section
asuded 70 the some odious feature which bad met WI n
objection when another similar bill was up IL was al
lowing a majority Of the voters To Determine wne'heF
the town will take stock or not; lie wl.hdreS Ms no
ton saying that he would content himself oy Young
aerins; The bill
MIR. MosrIrY HrTcHISsoy renewed the motion
ord took similar view lie did not think II right T. force
on ole portion of the people tax IN this mahper contrary
TO their wishes and against Their wishes 49,.
Mr. PINS stated that this bill had been asked Tor oy
both the Representative from the count! 49,.
After IA prousct,d debate Mr. HUTCHINSON
Mr. BrSrpICr then asked consen, to amend BY hav-
ing the Commissioner obtain the written eonsen' Oh TWO
birds Of tax psyers Of the tOsn. Agreed TO
Ike bill was then pa-sed. Ayes 90, Nays:o 49,
The bill providing for eonsolda ion OF ne Cues OF
BROOKLYN ana .iismsbuTgh ana the town OF BusA"ich
again taken NJ toI tnal passage. .....,.
Mr CUNNISG had consent to insert clsuse thi moth
rc contained in tie at sha affect the rights and Pryi
ltets Of tie Mayor, Aldermen and Conmonaliy OF the
CIV OF New York.
Mr. Co,ELlSe wi,hdr,w bis amendment, proposed
when the lwGs frs; up.
Nj BiKGIs had consent Ia incorporate some IaI 'hel
verbal attachments aud the bill YVES then passed.
the eophiia sne AMENDING TIE charter Of tA' VI
Mi j f. WILLS had consent to offer joint resolution
Tint FIVE oopes Of the Documentary History in quiTO
form, be pthied FOR each member oiheer and reporter
10 .issq A,5s, o. ID. losy Of Rosh.;is- ~,
to day in bis absence, allowing the construction OF s;e
rslcipsl in Onondsga County at the owners expense:
Mr. PIrIRs said be had something 70 DO with this bill
and would for the gsntlemans accommodation move d
,.Ccn.eraton-houch be hoped II would no. prevail
he motion to reconsider was lost-iJ 10 J.
Adourued To- A ". to morrow.
TrEsDAr, April / 1884.
The third reading OF bills ives Tesuined and tie follow
iuc pessed ,,.. - ...i -. g. ..l,.i,-
. tolhe ,ilisgr q k.Ission . .,r- -. -,
M Tex Ill received to-a ae Seniis VII
mn rroyeins rsy'ug ar s-iins IL sIee e. sIl
80 ard 70 lg1Ll shch eo3currre IN Ia
t1'r,iV rfasi.sc re Governors sisns'r1e
a.fL-r Alteration q ne Gtiiss O hhs0-A' u ~
Bal Of Silver Greek.
rHF ~Fw YORK HAREoR.
Mr. CoxKLIxG asked consent TO oiier RESOLUTION 20 h'
i,owrr ,fec;-But members not rising, consent " a
lot given;
Tt.t -. As-pe,.Geusrt Be requested - i, re proceed
Let ,,e snurl al patent Issued ~ Tee ~
he L,ue lace tie &C. s-lsnain< t sssed Statues -
stv. Lance c. esl "sitr Pss. Avn ~
wi be remembered thai the Attorney General s'in
fays since in reply resolution OF the House declare
th.,e giants unconstitutional IL now only remains 10 Va
cate aud snEal those grants
Passsce OF bills resumed.