The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

The Hebrew shearsth Israel Society bill
To prevent the sails Of impure milk.
To form agricultural societies.
To relieve journeymen makers against State prison
com petition.
To continue Fifth avenue Brooklyn.
MI, Hitchcock was chosen on the part Of the Senate
to be of the committee to examine the TreasuIers 40
Mr. SPENCER introduced bills to enable the Supervisors
Of New York to False money by tax.
where the rights Of infant hes arg osrned
To provide for academies educating Common School
The bulls relstve to the salary of the Treasurer of
Kings county 70 alter the commissioner map Of
BROOKLYN to require police justices in New York to die
all convictions of vayrancy and for the prote tlos OF
birds in public cemeteries, were ordered to third read
The following bilia havo been endorsed by the Commit
Relative to tho service of process insurance compa
To incorporate the Kew York Stats Colonization So
10 amend charter of the village of jamaica
Relative to the appointment Of police clerks in the city
Of New York.
For the due apportonment of taxes and the sale Of
rel estate &c pay the same.
Relative to the compensation of uniformed militia,
when called in aid Of civil authorities.
The Senate then went into executive session.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The following bills passed IN committee
To improve the inlet to Lake Cbamplan at whitehall.
To authorze the Saratoga Raroed Company to i'm
prove the navigation OF Northern Lakes
The Ice Company Bill was received from the House
and sent to the judiciary Committee
The Canal Bills made the special order for Friday
afternoon ut 4 O'Clock.
An attempt was then made to bring up the Code
Commission resolution but 1t was unsuccessful.
PASSED.
Relative to the examination OF criminals.
Relative to securities to be loaned upon by savings
To provide for the safe keeping Of insane convicts
Amending several acts relative to state prisons.
Adjourned,
Assembly.
ALBANY, Apiu A. 1865.
BILLS RrTORTED, ETC.
10 incorporate the Agricultural Society of Kings
county,
TIC provide for the adjustment Of the ella OF the sol
6iers OF The 4 1872
Relative 10 fling transcripts of judgments from the
Marine ard district Courts Of New York.
The Committee Of Nine then reported on a number of
bills
Mr. MAsuRE moved TO take from the report the bill to
dispose CT property in Staten Island Carried.
Mr. ArKiN moved to take from the report the Second
Avenue Railroad bill Carried.
Relative to salaries of the Justices Of the Superior aud
other courts in New YORK.
Relative 70 pablic Administration In New York.
To amenc the act for grading Division avenue, Brook
Mrssrs Baldwin and Wooden were then elected on the
pant cf tie House. 10 te of the committee to examine
bill passed TO aIGend the Census act relative to
tie appciitm ent Of Mag shals
Mr. FITCH reported the bill to increase the capital
stock Of the Manhattan Gas Light Co
hr. rAGriRt moved to recemmt with Instructions to
no by striking out So 80 per 1000 cutie feet and
Inserting 81 Loot.
The rtpor. was agreed to, and the bin ordered to
Mr.. WATnsnrRy from the Committee on the Manhst.
tsn Gss Light c, mpauy bill stated that tue majority
had promises him they would not report until this
Afternoon Ii it politically hoasst t, breaa that
promise, VAS not personally honest He then stated
that he would make u minority report to morrow.
So W IN hat ha unit.
tee would not report until this afternoon. But it
sale that perhaps the opportunity for reporting would
not present itself until tpis afternoon.
Mr. MAutIRE, IN question OF privilege, regretted that
this committee was constructed that the cty Of New
it should go cut to the people of New York The
citizens OF thst ely we're Interested in this subject to
yet of the New YORK aeega .ioa hers was
assigned place on the committee to cof to their int
rests.
TOLLS on RAILROADS.
hr AIKEN, from q minority OF the Committee
Ways and Means, sssed consent to submit written re-
1'r. On tne suejeet 81 imposing tolls on railroads
Nj, CoSGFR inquired If there not provision m de
for the reception hs report when the sjorty report
was submitted II SO, objection would be in order
THE CHAIR orr Batchferi) decided that the Dresenta
tor OF the report would not be in order inasmuch
as the majority report had been recomnitted to the
committee.
BILLS PASSED.
Mr. BoiSToS moved to take from the table the motion
TO reeor slider the vote by which lost the bill to
gulate the liability Of hotel keeners. Carried.
recomutsd, with instructions to strike the sec ond
Section rel 0ing landlords from responsibility not &c
posted IN the rooms for guests to lock their doors
MI BTcnFoED called up the motion TO reconsider the
vote on The bill! to pay certain claims on the Baak Of
Tho Ecu agreed to reconsider and the bill was again
put on its final passage, and |. passed.
10 extend the operation and elect Of the act passed
February IL lsiS entitled IAN act to authorize the
formation of corporations for manufacturing mining
chanical chemical purposes This act au horizes
The formation or ice companies.
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In relation TO devses and conveyanccs OF real estate
FOR religious purposes.
vote was taken and the bill paased-Ayes 20 noes Q.
Recess DAP A.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Inc oli MAJ ing appropriation for the support Of the
government for the fiscal year commencing October,
1865. was taken up in committee.
Mr. NAGvIRK moved TO strike ont the restriction that
no Orphan Asylum in New York receive over four
thousand dollars He wanted the distribution prorata.
MIR. ATKEN hoped If that was done, asylum under
charge ola religious dissemination would icceive any
Mr. moved TO strike out the whole appropriation
The counties supported their orphans.
Mr. LlGH thought as the visit to New York city cost
fifty fvo hundIed and twenty three dollars they ought
not TO object 10 the appropriation.
80 much confusion prevailed in the House in conse
gu.hee Of Mr. Leighs remarks about the visit to New
YORK. that the Speaker took the chair and called the
House to order.
Mr. Bah er's motion was then lost
Several upimportant amendments were then made to
the bill, when it ordered to third reading. Aa
icurned
The Amended City Charter.
The following is ths bin amending the charter OF this
city, and providing for the creation Of Beard Of Police
Con missoncrs, intro iuced In the Senate on Tuesday
sec J. The legislative powers Of the Corporation Of
c'lmen ard q Board OF Alderman who together shall
form the Con mon Council OF said city.
The Board of Councln.n shall consist OF twelve mem.
beIs, TO be- elected from as many districts, who shall
hold their offices for two years and perform all the du
ties now epjontd ~ Law upon the Board of Aldermen,
exec as the same are specified In section Of thu act
passed April IL, 1882 entitled 'An Act further 10
amend TIE Charter Of the City of New York. which
section Is hereby continued in full force and effect