New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04
ASSEMBLY,

by proxy was taken from the table, the motion OF
Mr. McQUADE, and the bill was then read a third
time and Loot, by vote Of 40 to 40 49,,
The bill to provide that the expenses in rendition
cases shall be paid by the county where the oense Is
alleged to have been committed, unless otherwise or
dered by the Governor, was lost by 81 TO ~ mo-
ton to reconsider was laid on the table.
bill was reported from the Committee OF ways
and Means to repeal the law Of 1851 removing tolls
from the Central Railroad
After a heated debate, by force of two1b'rd vote
the bill was speedily rushed through the Committee Of
the Whole and ordered to third reading,
large number Of bills were reported from Select
Committees complete.
Mr.. CALLIC0T reported favorably the bills to pro-
tec mechanics and laborers employed in the erection
of buildings and to prevent the aduteraton oil milk
The bills to lay out portion IF New-York north of
d.andfty .sxth street. in relation TO bo.
tanical garden in and to authorize the con.
struc,on of a Railroad from Flatbush to the East
River, Brooklyn, were moved forward to 10 reported
The Brooklyn Broadway Railroad bill was lost, and
a motion to reconsider was laid on the table.
The following bills were passed:
To authorize the sale Of Erie and NewYork City
Railroad to the Atlantic and Great Western Road
To incorporate the South Western Mining and Land
Company.
The bill in relation to the Reciprocity Bank at Buff
falo was laid on the table.
EVENING SESSION.
The Grinding COMMITTEE reported several bills as mt
to be reported complete among them the following:
To provide for the payment of the property destroy
ed at the Quarantine on Staten Island
To ipcrease the tax on hawkers and pedlars.
To exempt surgical implements and Libraries OF
physicians and surgeons from levy and sale under
On motion of Mr. WALSH, the bill relative to unsafe
buildings in New York was put forward TO be reported
A motion to reconsider the vote on the bill to pro-
hbit shareholders in railroad corporations from Young
by proxy, was laid on the table.
The bill to amend the Port Richmond and Bergen
Point Ferry Law, and the New-York Wha<f aud
Bulkhead BILL were ordered to a third reading.
Mr. FLAGLER moved to take up the Annual Ap-
preparation bill for third reading. Agreed to-
Mr. PAINE moved TO recommit the bill, with iu-
strncons TO reduce the appropriation to the New York
City Hospital from so, 900 TO slO,OO0.
Mr. COVER moved to further amend BY appropriate
ing $4,000 to the graduates of the New-fork lnstiu-
ton for the Blind be paid out OF the proceeds OF the
sale of the property of the institution in New-fork.
Mr.. MILLlKEN moved the previous question,
which was ordered IN
Both amendments were adopted, ana the bill was
then read the third time and passed.
Mr. McQUADE moved to take up the bill to author
ize the construction OF railroad in SOUTH and west
Ctreets, and other streets OF New-fork Agreed 10,
and the bill passed.
Also. a bill to confirm the Ninth-Avenue Railroad
Grant was passed. Adjourned.
From Our Own Correspondent
ALBANl, luetuhyj Apiu iOV"'
ToLLIEG RAILROADS.
This has been lively, ehter.sipipg day at the Cap
itel. In the morning mr.. Richardson, by unanimous
con.snt, introduced bill to repeal the act OF 1871,
abo,isbino tolls on Railroads, which was referred to
the Committee of WAYS and Means. little later,
Mr. Flaeler. from the Conference Committee on toing
railroads, reported that the Committee had had if''
ouent conferences upon the subject referred TO tbem
L. hall .daU txph
q majority of the Senate Committee, consisting OF
Messfs. Sessions and Grant Mr. Murphy dssenting),
submitted the following propositions: .,
The Sepa'e Committee propose to the Assembly
Committee of Conference, that the Senate bill sna 9e
go changed az TO compel the Newlork Central Rsil'
road TO paw in lieu OF tols 81 600 Coo in equal install
mens during the next four years; the Ere, s2fo,ooo
and the other roads such sums as shall make the agre
gate paid by all the roads OF the State anu
the Central Road shall be entitled to all the pnvle3es
of other railroads under the general railroad law Of
1850 takes off the two cents per mile re5trictionl.
Senator Murphy dssehted from the above, and ac'
cepted the House bill. 49,
The Uouse Corrmittee declined this proposition, and
proposed as substitute bill to repeal the act OF l65l
abolshing tolls on railroads. 49,
The majority of the Senate Committee declined this
proposition and the JOINT Committee agreea W ois
The Joint Report is signed by oil of the members OF
the Joint Committee, except Senators Sessions ana
Genet.
r.. FIaQer
adhere, which was carried by the oyeI whelmng vote
of 96 10 4-the negatives being Messrs. Kennedy,
Tober Varian and Webster, all Democrats.
Mr. Flaoler from the Committee OF Ways and
Means whom referred the bill TO repeal the ace
of 1851 aboiehing railroad tolls, reported inc Dill 10
the Home and recommended its passage, which report
was agreed to- and the House, on Mr. mo.on
by two.third vote, resolved itself INTO Commtee OF
the Whole on this bill, and after briel debate the
Committee reported the bill to the House, and recon-
mepded it's passage which report adopted and the
bill ordered to be eDgrossed for third reading its
provisions are as foows -
sECrIos The act entitled An Act TO abolish Tolls On Han
SIC e. All and parts Of acts repealed py sad e
July TO- 1851, hereby revived, and sha reman III 'u
ssc The New. York Central Railroad Company shsl De
thai The several railroad companies composing the said
EewYok Central Railroad Company subject to preyo
10 said 10th day Of July, 1881. ~,
SIC 4 This oct shall take effect Immediately
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC DESTRUCTION:
The hour of l2 o'clock, the time fixed upon Tor the
election of Superintendent OF Public tucton, nay
ing arrived, the Senate marched INTO Ie ssIa a;u
chamber in a very solemn manner, and after oelpg
duly announced by accomplished ana popular I ~
oeant-at.AIlns, Mr.. Williams, took their seats N tue
semicircle in front Of the Speakers char.
Governor Campbell took the chaz, ana SAW. La, q
The Legislature Is now in Joint convention 70 eicct
SupeYntendent in place OF Horny H. van D1oA an
appointed Mr. Grant teller oa the Pals OF me o'n,
ate, The Speaker announced MI. falme! 40 .a ~
the part of tic aouLe. The tsllers TOOK tne1 S.a
front of the Ssshs, when Mr.. Terwillger caleo tno
names Of the senators, altar which Mr. Richardson
called the list of members, who came uR % ill., M
names were called aud deposited teelr oay,e a,'
voting was finally completed, and tDe 'ehs'' NJ
nounced che result as follows: 10,
NJ Van DICK was declared duly elected and III;
Ser Ate, in Tie same soemn mabEer in "nSA INV
invaded the House, withdrew
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