New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-13
DOINGs IN THE LEGISLATURE.

From Or Reporter.
SENATE. ..A1rASY Tuesday, April ll-fP NJ
The question before the Senate announced by the
Chair Dir DICKIEsON upon agreeing to the report
favorabe Of the Committee on the bill authorizing the
creation of the County of Schuyler which question was
tabled. 20 m
took up the Brooklyn Consolidation bill
Elhe bill being very long one, proposition was made
mit II aiding it through and to reed those sections only
which were proposed to be amended
MIR WurSri would consent to this He wanted to offer
soveral amendments which however principally related
t. the boundaries Of the " ard
Mr. DrcKIysoN-Whst has the Senator Of New-York to
do with the Brooklyn " ard boundaries
Mr. WnIrNEY-Wer will tell the Senator from the
XVIII AS Willamsburgh is now divided there are two
Wing Wards and one DtW4GraG mSG % al S vac T al
IN Give the Wings one Ward and the Democrats three
his is the reason why | propose to interfere with tho
Mr. DIcr1>sos-Ah. WELL then we viii fix that
Nj WHITNEY then proposed to alter the boundaries
designated in the l4th section.
Mr. CRosBY would oppose oil such amendments. lie
was always keenly sensitive appeals from Wing sources
erecisv when the proposition 10 benefit the cause Of
wficgerl But he understood that the only object of
anne ndnCnts to delay action on the BILL and not 10
further the cause Of the W mig pAfiy
Mr. Dickinson infimacd that he also was opposed 10
tbese amendments lie understood that the Mayor of
NillanshuTgb was saiisod Win Inc o ana ne 0ei'oinS
Dir iIuTcHIHs was satisfied with the NV asst was
Mr. WulTNrY's amendment th6V voted down, as
were olso several ohers having the same object in view
After tie vote on the first amendment Mr. w remarked
that he did expect to carry the others ne only wanted
Ia see whether a Wing Senate would vote them down
Mr. BROOKS proposed 70 amend IN ELECT that nom
inc contained in the bill shall be 80 construed as IN any
wev 10 mime the Commerce Of the harbor of New York,
MIR WHrNEY moved TO amend further, by providing
that the penalty for erecting buildings within the ire lin
It's contrary 10 the ordinances OF The corpofaon' sn oe
$500 instead Of s250. Lost.
I'm Serate Mr. HurcHixs moved to strike out the
amendment adopted in committee, ana moved by MI
Broons IorIlO to ~
me- of agreeing with the report of the commit
tee wa then on the motion of friend of the BILL laid on
the table.
Recess to halfpast z NJ
Tie saoke't's HarbOr Railroad bill was made special
order for 20 morrow IL A NJ. .
DIN motion of Mr. BROOKS the New York bills to enable
the Common Council to raise sl,l OOOO-S6O00OO for
new CITY uall. and 100000 for new Reservoir, were
roierIed 10 a eec. committee TO be reported complete
r , r.vept Of certain labor done on tie seron Of the
Eie CarAtSear Relst'e TO monies eyiea on mas s
Tuud and RetFes Tor 'he PaS%ea. Of Sads same
asT S' y.p At,ns Nm Allen VIM UeI IL cfsm.r
70 the charter IF the city OF koehsste S s e. TO
& held ior charter officers ia the village Of Gene
Ie.I vest Cha s5Ss ESS caas AnerdSs he
ns tee Siy O. "A. Aoa e viz AmsesiD. the law .ye
o th sases officers Tsndins the cha Ter o. 1nS
Of he senate Spo Assembly poaer punish for Snengt kes
we the Geners Banking Amending the charter
81 he City Of Rochester. To improve the erase RIVER
resolution Wa received from the Assembly Aar t,e
r1ai.jotnre do adjourn Sne dc Friday next al 10 Pm.
Concurrent, and lies over one day uuh,, h.Av,,
pecl.l.ng tho 5snk Of the - Kegs - 20
n Csuccsfchie River pubic highway heAiRe "
fi Ne5in n6 Asisl Pauf osd 10 construct toso
80, Stie rlrsn County. Authorizing others nan OseI'
md cheese be "a oy
he s,.v. tc he Fushing and NewtoFn ooSe - -,
iue Of ArreIp separate =, li' r. sen5 IN.
collection of warTents the City Of New or - a@"~
WEpSEsDAY April y.
MARINE HOSPITAL PHYSICIAN
Mr. Broogs presented petition nom tne i 80.
,rs Of Emigration and many merchants OF Ne" loiA W!
r the establishment Of the Office OF Physician 10 'he M"
zine lloSVhSl -
NEN YORK FIRfGEN
Mr. BARR presented two circumstances one rom
.h Nov, YORK Board Of Councilmen and the other
from some three or four hundred Ne" ioTS hteNS
-nt l massage of the law now before the Senate of
- h.,t.r r,oplafion Of the New York Firemen.
prl,ENTtoN or FIXES IN NEw r0RA.
~ Sr.,c-l reported for the consideration OF the Sen
,,e he bill amending the act Tor INC ie''N''''' ~
the CiN q New 80. ,,,y
SEW CIIv HALL foE NV fo'N- 49,.
n, IN r,ho-'zinC the Mayor, Aldermen ana | ON
-. lev of he Cifv ii New IorS to borrow s'OV'g.'
a. & lion OF new CITY Hall, and Il was o'us'e" =
a thud ro6eluS 100 ,rsrr,,tp
81, c,rp -or,rtel complete The bill aathoI'.ins 1ne
.,,h0ri.i,s of New York City 70 ooTr'. $50
for he e., Instruction Of ne" r.sei''" "
and II was ordtTod to q tl'ifd teau'ns
INV RlooxiNGuALF ,atAEA ,,..-,-,
~, ~, ,,-''r, the closing u Bioomn-ds'e = =
was repor-, a on adversely So M --p''' w. -