New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
| NETWORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE. ALBANY, March l6, 1860.

SENATE. ALBANY, March Is, 1860.
The bill TO repeal the act creating Commissioners OF
Record in New. York was reported favorably.
Mr.. GRANT presented a minority report against
the bill TO allow members Of charitable societies 70
vote by proxy.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
An amendment to the Railroad Toll bill was adopted,
allowing the Central Road TO charge y cents per mile
Mr.. McGRAW then moved to recommit the bill
with instructions to report the original Assembly DILL
Lost, by Ia to l8.
The bill. az amended, was then ordered 10 third
reading, by a vote Of IL to Is. .
The final passage of the bill was MADE inc speciai
order for tomorrow.
EVENING SESSION.
On motion of Mr.. COLyIN, the concurrent resolu-
ton requesting our Representatives In Congress 70
vote for appropriation for the improvement OF the
Hudson River was adopted unanim ousy.
Mr.. GARDINER introduced bill to incorporate
the Gymnasium of the Brooklyn Young Mems Chris
tan Association.
Mr.. ROBERTSON introduced bill to authorize
the building of dock in East Chester Bay.
Mr.. RICHMOND reported in favor Of extending
the time for the completion Of the Lebanon Springs
Railroad.
The Assembly amendments to the bill to protect the
property in trade and earnings OF married women
were concurred in and finally passed.
The bills TO authorize the Richmond County Super
vsors to settle the claims against the county by the
Quarantine burnngs, and to incorporte the Corn Ex-
change Warehousing Company, were ordered to
third reading.
The bills relative to laying out streets in the upper
part of the City of New-York and diminishing the ex
pepse of publication of the State canvass, were
reported fayorably.
The bill relative to the Commissioners of Emigration
and Marine Hospital was taken up, and, after debate,
referred to the Joint Committee OF Commerce ana
Navigation and Finance.
The enactinq clause was stricken out of the bill TO
incorporate the American Museum. Adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. FLAGLER introduced bill TO provide means
for the support of Government. 1t imposes tax OF
one mill and one-eighth mill for general purposes.
Also bill to provide means to pay the interest on
debt created under section 3 article Z, Of the Con-
stitution, for the Enlargement and Completion OF
the Canals. 1t imposes tax of one mill and three
eghtbs of mill. The first of these bills is thrown
into the House without any idea that it will pass in ts
present shape-the financial policy OF the Committee
of WAYS and Means being etill all unsettled and de-
pending upon the fate of the several for OBJ
tanning money out of Railroad Corporations for the ne
cesses of Government and for extending aid to the
Susquehanna road.
Among the bills reported favOraby were the follow
ing: To Protect clearinghouse Keepers; to Prevent
Unlicensed Attornies from PracticDg in any OF the
Courts
minority of the Select Committee reported against
the Repeal ofthe Law Creating State Assessors.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. MASTERSON noticed bill TO prevent the use
of steam on the Hudson River Railroad below Fifty
ninth street. New.York andt provide for the running
of small cars
Mr. PALMER noticed bill to regulate the tariff for
milk on the Harlem Railroad. II also makes the
company liable for lost cans.
Mr.. CALLICOT introduced bill to authorize the
Kings County Supervisors to build an addition to the
County Lunatic Asylum.
Several bills were me we'd forward, among them the
Brooklyn Public Park BILL and the bill to provide for
the payment of the interest on certain canal drafts,
which were ordered to third reading.
The remainder of the session was consumed in the
consideration of claim bills.