The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

this makes but little difference II will be az easy matter
they would have had twenty two votes to night
Law and Weed were both in the lobby. There was
large party from Staten Island headed by Nermtlyea Ia
boring with the Governor all the evening" trying 70 get
him to veto the quarantine bill Of Or. Thompson
The Governor has not yet signed the Albany am sas
the assent will be withheld the ground tina! 1t has net
received what the Governor considers constitutional
vote.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
ALBANY, April Q, 1880.
Bills passed for the incorporation of nne
Citations.
To provide for the appointment Of Inspectors Of Election
In NeC York.
motion by Mr. LAWRENCE 10 strike out the enac.ing
clause was lost
To provide the inspection Of steam boilers in New
To amend the act for the incorporation Of religious so
cetes.
! To incorporate the Down Town Association in New
A batch of New York City Railroad bills were then
passed by the following votes
| Seventh avenue road, 20to 9.
Ninth avenue road, Is TO TO-
Tenth hrst lost by 10 to IL, then recon-
| sdered, aud parsed II TO O.
! Avenue ID road by 19 to O.
| Fourteenth street road by q toe.
Various motions were made TO amend, all Of which
we're voted down.
Mr.. LAURENCE explained his affirmative vote. He be.
voted against them in former because he believed
the city had right grant the franchise bill had
parsed this session against hs wishes and VOTE taking
that right from the city aud giving the Legislature,
and therefore his main objection to the bills had beea
removed.
The bills to amend the revised statutes and relative to
alienation by deed (being an anti rent billy passed by
| the Assembly, came up for final reading.
mittee Of the Whole.
| Mr.. GOWN opposed the motion, which was lost
The hill, was then nassed-2lt too
The annual Appropriation bill was made the special
order for eleven O'Clock to morrow
Assembly.
Albany, April Q, 1860.
Mr.. CoNKrING (ep) }, question Of order, charged
that the Select Committee this House. were under
instructions report the New York city tax levy forth
WITH withholding such report He alluded to the
paragraph the New York Tribune inquiring whether
the delay designed TO crowd in the appropriation
the Commissioners of Record at the last moment and
compel the reject the BILL sign with that
fraud in it,
Mr. JAoUEs (rep explained the of the delay as
having been mpossbiiity to get the committee to-
geher owing to the absence Of certain members, and
discaed any such intention az imputed TO the committee
by the Tribune The report would be made today.
The bill to repeal the act aboishing tolls railroads
amended SO as 70 leave everything as was before
the passage Of the act Of 1851, and passed
Additional Loan bill.
To confirm the title OF real estate in the Mechanics So
ciety Company Of New York.
The Kings county Court House bill
In relation the Of wharfage Of New York and
Kings county.
| TO widen the Fourth avenue Of Brooklyn.
The following b1ls were reported favorabiy:-
The Antwerp Institute loan bill.
The New York District School Library bill
To consolidate the Brooklyn Central and Brooklyn aud
Jamaica railroads.
On motion Of Mr. SPISoIA dem.), the Brooklyn PARK
| and Parade Ground bill was taken up and passed.
The New York, Kings and Richmond Sanitary bill came
! Mr.. callicot moved to recomms, and made strong
speech against the bill.
/ Messrs Jaques and Robertson supported the bill
/ The motion WAS lost-43 to IS.
The bill then read the third time los-56 to IS.
The motion TO reconsider was laid on tae table.
Several bills passed. among them to ascertain and
pay the damsges for property destroyed at the Qaran
tine To incorporate the American Geological and Botani
cal Society the Central Park. Bills extend certain
streets, and confirm grants to land under water within
the interior line OF the Harbor Commissioners Survey
up for third reading and LAID the table
The bill TO confirm the acts Of the Common Council ia
New York TO continue East street was also tabled
Recess to p NJ
| EVENING SESSION.
Several bills reported complete; among them for
the railroad from Fatbush through Brooklyn 70 the East
river
To facilitate the carrying Of packages parcels and let
| ters in New York city.
/ The Brooklyn East District Fire bill.
In relation TO the police and police courts In New York
10 establish q nautical school at New York harbor
Privileges OF the floor were extended 70 exSpeaker
| Robinson.
The Governor returned with his veto the bill to erec.
the new county Of Cansteo The main objection is
count Of nsuftciency Of population.
The veto was laid on the table.
Mr. JosEs reported favoraby the New York Broadway
Railroad bill, q bill not before reported.
! Mr. POM made q minority report against the same.
Mr. Pom reported favorably the Brooklyn Water
Amendment bill
Mr. SMITH made a minority report against the bill,
| on the ground that its sole object WAS to turn
out Of office the present Water Commissioners
Mr. JAorEs reported complete the New York city Tax
Levy, with the amount decreased 500 0O0 The Comms
soners Of Records appropriation stricken OUT the Mount
Norris square Improvement fixed $40 0O0 the salaries
of Aldermen also stricken out The secton rereang
the power given to the Comptroller By the bill
1889 TO appeal from The judgments obtained against the
Mr.. WEBSTER moved to recomm With instrn ,tions to
strike out the item Of 500 900 for old claims Lost,
the report of the committee agreed to- and the BILL az
| amended, ordered to third reading.
Mr. MILLER moved that the bill to amend the Metro
poi.an Police law now have q final reading.
Mr.. CAIcor opposed the motion, denounciug the bill
as partisan measure.
The motion carried by two. thirds vo<e-7a 10 a.
Mr. CILoor moved to strike out the enscting cause.
Lost, q to IS:
| to 90
The bill to increase the license fees of hawkers and ped
lers WAS lost-33 to 80.
Mr. CAIIooT asked unanimous consent to refer the Per-
sonal Liberty bill to be reported completes
l Messrs. VAN AIsrYNE and CoSxIIyG objected.
Adjourned 1t ten O'Clock.
ANOTHER OBERIIN SxSsAnoy.-A NEsRo Is s1Ryppyp
cowDED AND Dngss FROM IRE rows On Monday last
protection, claiming that he fugitive slave nom
Kentucky As some suspicion existed 70 his being
genuine fugitive, he was taken before tho Mayor for exam
NATION The mayor, After close examination, could not
decide whether the negro was fugitive not, and d.
cned having anything further do With the case. The
negro LETT the mayors office, but rsahed The
street than he was seized by gang Of negroes, who
srpped him, and co~hiled him sut the blood spirited
from his face back and breast in torrents BE vas hsn
released, and told to leave town He started, but
the black bru'es, not sassded with whipping him 70
deths door, pursued him two mes, WITH stones aac
cnbs and hSeos yee The ringleader 10 thk brsai affair