The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-11

! senate.
! ALBANY, April 10, 1895.
The senats refused to In the anendmsats NAL,
TO the Lun.tie Asylum bsl giving the appointment OF
Ccmnis, toner's 70 the Cove. nor
Mr. srsxcR reported fayo, Sbsy the bill authorizing
banks TO act o. sgsnts In the Il Hnscr OF stoik.
M w. CLARK called up the bill authorizing llegitImat-
children TO inherit from their fa.Oers, which, after
bats, was rrtsr1sd 70 select CONN u',se'
I'll msSsss ,S s ,.eSI s 70 mas1 y an. par value Of
MI CECssY presented report from fns select ConuIst
tee, the bM allowing inssisius.s alersn V nher',
Prsadent said no Select Committee hsd u yet.
Mr. Crosby rad that the bin mad fA.ndsd - him,
ard that he supposed he wss % the Select co'nmts'
1hs report not received.
Mr., Btlr reported compiste Mr.. whtacyf' bin TO
tbis ststs from for.sss countries.
Mr. Horkns repost'ds ball amending the nsAokiyA
Mr.. HrTcniSs moved hs references 10 the Comu6tss OF
The bill was ordered 10 . third reading.
Mr.. MosRoE reported the Railway bill
Mr.. LANSING disas nted
Mr.. Flnp introduced ba to allow the Canal coussis
sioners TO let out the canal pairs W contract
forthwith.
Mr. W. CLARK laid ON the table certain rssolut MS
propoundIns inquiries to Trinity church corporatioa
concerning its funds, charter resources, number 81
communicable churches to whom hcip Is afforded, ard
The special order. the additional mill tar bill. was
taken up debated and progress reported to ~ait the
action Of the Assembly upon tho bin respecting the
State finances, the pending question being q motion
made by Mr.. Bishop TO strike out snactns clause.
BILLS RfPoKTED.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, making appropriations for the support
OF government for the fiscal year.
Mr. HALsEY, relative 10 Atlantic avenus Schuyler,
htrstt, nc, In Brooklyn city. Third reading.
Mr. Horxiss, TO amend the act consolidating Brook
Mr. HuTcInSs moved TO refer the bill 70 the COMMITTEES
Of The whole lostll 10 sreport OF committee agreed
10. ano bill ordered to third reading.
Mr. MusRoK, TO extend the time to complete the
Buffalo and New York city railroad.
M % Ss s' ss FOR aS
Aho, majority report, TO prevent Illegal voting Ia
Mr. T. CLARK, in relation to stealing and forging rail
road tickets.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
bill passed to reduce the par value OF the Har
Ibe General Appropriation bill was then taken up.
In New York raised to s25 600
The bill was reported to the Senate, when
Mr.. losr moved to strike out the Hospital Appropri,
tion bill.
Mr.. Fpup reported bill to suppress time bargains in
the sale OF stocks.
suffrage revolutions, but objeciion msde.
Mr. Robertsons resolutions tho subject Of slavery
we've adopted.
Assembly.
ALaAsY, April Q. 1855.
The Commissioners TO examine the pecuniary Affairs
Of the State Prisons had their compensation ared and
Mr. BLATcuroRp moved TO Increase tho appropriation
to the Deaf and Dumb Ins tuition OF New York to $780,
sydencs that Ike sum viii BE- raised 70 compis,e the
buildings. After 4 long debate the proposition was
Tn. supply Bill was passed in committee Tn. que..
ton agreeing 70 the report was laid on the table.
Mr.. 0RY,Yh introduced bill to repeal the irohioto
Mr.. Wills introduced bill to amend the Prohibtory
The House adjourned At O'Clock A. NJ TIL II O'Clock
AaAsr, April 10, 1868
bill wss reported complete 10 hs the salary Of the
Adjuant General
Judges o hs Ctur OF Common Pleas Of the city Of New
Ycrk.
to appoint commissioners TO locate the second State Lu'
| matte Asylum
Mr.. BIAronroRp moved to amend, by making the tax
mill and quarter, and auth orizing loan on the sins.
ing fund which agreed TO- and the bill rsportsi
| 70 the house.
AFTERNOON sEssI0s.
College appropriation Of 5000 struck out and then rs.
The compensston 10 the Prison Commissioner was
reduced TO sIes so 10 each Commi.sion-r.
An appropriation Of 5000 TO the Parker Instisate,
The report was agreed TO and the bul ordered 70
| third reading, when the House took recess.
EVENING sEssr0s.
rtssgD
Relative 10 the Second Avenue Railroad New York
Relating to the law department, Of the Hamilton Uni.
| versity
Mr. sTKvrss made report respecting the Broadway
Railway bill. presents detailed report Of the intro.
duetion OF the BILL and declares all the proceedinga
regular The Committee express the opln that there
has been nothing fraudulent improper in the intro
duetion, reception or passage OF the bill. The report
| laid en- the table without word OF remark.
| III O'Clock p. M.-Both houses stlll In session
No Liquor AFTER the First Monday In May
Important 10 Liquor sellers.
| Prom the Albany Argus April To-
careful reading OF the new prohibory Law induces
20 believe that wrong impression has gone abroad
In relate the time when the retailing of Intoxicating
liquors We presume that II Ia quite general
ly understood that tavern keepers und ohsr
dealers may ,ell m the fourth OF July This IL not
The sel pg Of liquor In quantities less than are gallon
except for mechanical chemical medicinal purpoae.,
and vine for saeramental viii be illegal after ths
first Monday Of May. We vnl explain the grounis
\ which We have arrived NJ this conclusion.
By our present laws Independently Of this prohibition
h) liquor cannot legally be sod p quantities less than
Eve gallons without iosnse-ei'hsr tavern license 70
sell on tbe premises or grocsrs license 20 sell hy
small meAsure 10 be carried away by the terms of the
law II is provided that s-con tssnfy nfh shall
take effect Immediately part q section t-enty
nfth reads folows"No eenss 70 se liquor, except