New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-02
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
From Our Own Reporters. -, ,a-.
SENATE. ALBANY, April !, 1886

From Our Own Reporter - IL, ,ose
THE AFFAIRS OF INSURANCE COMPANIES
Mr.. NICHOLS introduced bill which provides
that all insurance companies, whose ahaiTs ana conui
ton NAV hereafter be Investigated under the direction
f the Controller of this State, by persons appointed
by him for that purpose shall pay to such persons
lust and reasonable compensation therefor 10 De uy
certified by the Controller; and that all insurance
companies heretofore chartered or that may be hero
after chartered by or under any law OF tins state are
and shall be subject to such examination aud payment.
The LAWS RELATIVE TO MARRIAGE.
Mr. CITYIER presented memorial IRON y mein-
"hers of the Christian congregation OF the DISCIPLES
of Christ asking that the existing avs IN reference
Ito the solemnzation and proof OF marriages De 80
"smended as to authorize the Bishops anu n.ucIs VI
"their congregations to perform the marriage ctle-
"mOny."
THE PLATTsBURoH AND MONTREAL RAILROAD co;
Mr.. HOTCHKISS brought IN bill authorizing TINS
Committee TO construct branch road nom some point
ON liz present line of road in the Town OF Beck man
town or Chazy such point in the Town OF Champain
AT or near Rouses Point, the Directors may deem
most expedient and to connect with the Soth
ern Railroads the point OF Junction Herewith ana
TO connect such branch at its northern terminus with
the Northern Railroad in this state, or in the Province
of Canada such terms az the Directors may deem
advisable and il also authorized 10 take up and dis
continue the whole or such parts of lis present Line
north Of the point of junction of such branch with tne
pr, sent line of roads the Directors may deem adVl7
able.
CRIMINALS IN RICHMOND COUNTY.
Mr. BROOKS presented remembrance against
the repeal of the act relative TO animals running at
large
WET BASINS
Mr. BROOKS also introduced reinonstrance
signed by the owners OF the property to be aIected
seenst the construction of wet BASIN or wet basins
bstwe.n Seventeenth and Thirty streets as re-
commended by the Harbor Commissioners, lney De-
I've the plan imprscticable account OF Its great
cost. They state q prior act of the Legislature
rsnted 10 the CITY OF New York the right OF esao-
Rhine an exterior line between the aforesaid Streets
.t ~ Toupklns street and that in pursuance OF said
sct the CORPORATION of the city did establish an eA
terror line and that they now hold grants rom .ne
city ont TO the said exterior line 80 estaosneu Ioi
which thev have paid large consioeranoni tnA' tns
leypg out of the said basins TO the extent PtoPosS
w3ud entirely deprive them of their water nghls ana
rerder them yaueless. In conclusion they give II ae
their opinion that the proposed basins WIZ hos pe
beneficial to the navigation of the TVer OF auaPIeu
the commerce Of that portion OF the city, ana very H.
iuriou. to the property in the vicinity.
REPORTS.
Mr. RICHARDSON, favorably relative 70 ious W
the Myrtle avenue and Jamaica Plankroad company
The Committee Of Eight reported the ioIo~hg,
titled bills among others, a. proper 10 De relgu "
select Committees with power 10 report coulP'ctc'
Authorizing the construction OF an inlet rom NV
Atlantic Ocean into the Great South Bay IN Tue io"N
of Rrookhaven Suffolk County.
For the relief Of Anna c. Brunjes. O.
To establish General Practice Terms OF the ou-
P'I Relative TO Mount Prospect square in the CRY Of
Brooklyn.