New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-19
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
Yiotu Dur OEa Reporter
SFNATE...ALBANr, Feb. i, 1885.

I rIG,UII
tli. morning Introducing two bills and two resolutions
in connection herewith that while they do not doubt
the integrity Of character Of the Manager9 YET me
ouOuu, &C. expenditures far exceeds the original es
uiates They, therefore, recommend the adoption Of
| the following resolutions:
RssoeJ That the Of the Western onse OF Refuge
Juvenile Delinquent: report to tho senate on or before
lJhOt March next detailed staieHeL' OF tle aPpu,
dllrcmet the several nprTcpr atoms made to said n
~ Aurr, isi9 for The RECEPTION Of juvenile Danqaea,
President officer and the Treasurer OF the 7i
EsuIrei That the Controller transmit the Senate a.
e,v day opes Of reports mse sni fef in
bis hice by the Building Commissioners appointed IN pursu
the establishing The Western House OF Refuge 10Y
Juvenile Denqueits passed May p 1876 Of the expenditures
or tie general appropriations 'de by the Legislature from
The fist bill brought in by the Committee requires
the Managers hereafter TO report in detail annually,
the and character of their expenditures; and
the second bill appropriate, $4,000 instead OF the
| $4,000 asked for.
THF ADJOURNMENT.
The Assembly resolution providing for an adjourn,
| mcDt If the Legislature from "Wednesday next III!
Tuesday Of the following week, was earned without ell
| fOrt.
cryrRAI ORDERS.
Amo.t the entire day consumed IN the cOnsd-
GRAFTON Of bill, in Ccnuxie of the Whole, some ten
Of which were passed TO a third reading.
The ODD BILLIONS on HORTHERv NETWORK.
TLc Office, oil the Grand Lodge of the Independent
/ Order Of Odi FoTUws OF Northern New-l ork this
mon uc prcscuted a memorial, through hr NONON,
asking for Act Of Incorporation. They say that tn
| Grand Lodge Of the state commenced WOk IN ISIS,
al the City of Albany, under Charter derIv ell from
the Grand Lodge of the United Sae-, solely for be-
nevolert and charitable purposes that It's members
rapidly decreased taat II was -oon found necessary
| to divide the jurisdiction, and the Grand Lodge
| OF Northern NeW-foTk soon thereafter and IN the
wear 1870 framed a separate charter, succ which such
lodge has continued to work and its Inenbel- now
number p 600, Of all crced- IN religion and poltics-
neither of which subjects allowed to be- discussed IN
the meetings of The Order and no test IN religion
being required save the belief in the existence OF
supreme Being for membershp-al meet upon =
level with the sole laudabc desire to aid the poor and
destitute to relieve the distressed, educate the orphan
and DO works of bcncvOlcnce and charity when oppor
tunity ofer- the contributions Of the Order for such
purposes reach the of from $4,000 to $4,000 per
| amman.
| MI BROOKS presented memorial, 'igned by
| Geo. Elliot IT,. Edw. Delaied, A. Clark, {. i. Gil
! man, VIM .. Parker, and several otler New ioIH
| physicians strongly recommending the New York
Nur5ery to the favorable consideration Of the Leg
stature They say that the difficulties attending ia
organization have been surrounded by private hbcr-
alfv and the unsurpassed energy of its manaSein mt
AID that while it, usefulness has been demonstrated
| by tie experience of the past two years, IT.
operations are cnmped by The slender support Oh
| u'licb il can continue 20 rely. The Nursery
sIettrs and provides for the very class which Is J
| pec,ssiiv TIE most dependent on Others, and which
feels the most keenly the rayages OF disease. Were
If flgced IN a posion of stability, II would serve "a a
fotu, from which sound rule- for the management OF
| the l,alh of children might be radiated among the
most ignorant aud fiendless class Of society, thus III
calculaby bencftug the health OF future generations
while the profession may derive rom lis statistics the
means Of diminishing the fearful fatality OF the diseases
| incident to the climate.
ISsASE CONVICT.
| MI BRADFORD brought IN a bill appropraung
money for making provisions for insane eouvicts. 1t
| provides rs follows: -,
srrs Of chap 500 1853, entitled An Act to prov DE
tr Insane CriDas ras.ed Apn 49, 1850 shall be KEEP D.
.f.L
OF he Prison shall DO rendered 10 the Controller a. DIS
IN CT cha1se which the State Treasurer required to pay
BUILDING CORPORATIONS.
M. FERDAN brought in a bill this morning
amendatory of the law authorizing the formation oi
Corporations for the erection OF buildings when
allows those forming under that Act to build docks or
bulk heads and reclaim grade regulate ana improve
auv lands bounding any nsyigable waters IN the
state and also authorize them, at their option, 20
increase their capital not to exceed -, 100000 Inc
Trustees of any such Company may also undef lhl'
bill purchase real estate necessary iOf tle pupoS"s'
and issue stock to the amOsnt thereof, IN payment
therefor which stock shall be declared and taken 10 be
ull stock aud liable to further calls, nor thdl the
holders be liable Tor any further payments. LE'!y
Company formed under this Act shall have The Hgnt %
issue their bonds to amount not exceeding th.e
fourths of their capital stock and secure the same Oy
mortgage on their real estate and ununded OF hostihS
debt OF such Company, shall never exceed thlrty-hFe
per cent Of It's capital actually paid m ana II tAs M
debtedne-s of any such Company shall exceed the
amount above specified the Trustees Of such Comps
Nv asserting thereto, shall be personally liable Tor sucL
excess 20 tie creditors OF such Company.
THE SALARIES OF JUDGES.
The bill Increasing the salaries Of the Judges Of the
Court Of Appeals and OF the Justices Of the supreme
| Court. when serving the Appeals Bench, IRON
$50 20 $4,000 and Of the other Justice OF the NJ
pi,me Court to $500, was considered III ConinhL- =
~ the Whole and after some debate, the salaries oil Z.
were fixed at So 800 and then the bill was ordered |"
third reading.
To incorporate the the New-iolk and PhiladeipAi'
Scan Navigation Company.
To provide for recording motions Of hspencens, an
for printing calendars OF the Circuit AID SupI,-l'
Courts in King, County. 80,
To appropriate the aval's Of the state tax anu ONE
| sCAoOl moneys .OI the support OF schools
ASSEMBLY.
| AGRICULTURAL AID HORTICULTURAL SOciETik-'
Nr BUCKLEY brought II the following; ..
Al Act o. sueat 81 entitled Al Act 20 ticIi.ae ~
q Agricultural and Horticultural sosiss'' P-'
Ary County Asricutursl Society named In tie Act en
Ted A. Act ~ Pr mote Agriculfute, passed Aa5
woA h-s complied With 'te ?1.rslssis o. sc - ~
tate BE forming Ag.cul,-TI and HostcuTA S's''5''
paced Ar-l Is. lass ,,.,
NJ Pr..ieut Of arv srch s,eey nav CO public me.
E tie suitable tine ana psce, s'As a.
weeks notice thereof IL one OF more q re IsAsFe
IL shall BE- fully stated. A. such meeting the SD SoeeJ -
rrceei 70 elect the ocers named in the Jas;
sle I'D ne re te9uiiss ~ sorsnifsro
O. the "A e>cirty ard that the ccTpc-stors csln "
ard szd Society 81 liable for a. TIE aeDls -
sued tie AID such society whsa th9' ots 1.
sLs be tt Agculrurl Socety FOR TIE county Il wiz" -
A GUEsTI0S or PRIyUEGE-A srRASGg REPORT.
' M THOMAS, from the Committee on Canals roe
| 10 a question Of privilege. He found on his de'h
, | rocurneut the title Of which Report OF u
Committee or Canals Bill relative TO Repairs az
Superuteudence Of CanAls, purpOrting 10 enana'
q fCr the Committee on Canals OF the House. lie la
INQUIRED of four Of the Committee on Canas ana Ioun