New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-10
ASSEMBLY,

was amended so as to leave everything as IL was BE-
fore the passage Of the act of 1851, and passed.
The following bills were passed
To confirm the title Of real estate in the Mechanics
Society Company Of New-Tork.
Mr.. CALLIC0T moved to reeornni!, aud made q
MeseTs. JAQGES ana ROBERTSON supported the
bill.
The molten was lost--43 to As.
The bill was then read the third time and lest-56
to 80.
The motion to reconsider was laid on the table.
Several bills were passed. among them:
To ASCERTAIN and pay the damages for property de-
stroyed at the Quarantine.
To incorporate the American Geological and Boteni-
cal Society In Central Park.
Bills to extend certain streets and confirm grants to
land under water within the exterior line OF the Har-
Dor Commissioners survey, came ny for third read
ing aid were laid ON the table.
The bill TO confirm the acts OF the Common Council
in NewYork to continue East street. was also tabled
Recess 10 P. m.
EVENING SESSION.
Several bills were reported complete, among them,
to facilitate the carrying Of packages patceis, and
Letters in New York City. The Brooklyn, East Dis
trict Fire bill. To establish at Nautical School at
New. York Harbor.
Privileges of the floor were extended to ex-Speaker
Robr soD.
Mr.. POND reported favorably the Brooklyn Water
amendment bill.
Mr. SMITH made minority report against the bill,
on the ground that its sole object was to tarb out OF Of
Mr.. MILLER moved that the bill to amend the
Metropolitan Police law no have final reading.
Mr. CALLICOT opposed the motion, denouncing
the oil 81 partisan measure.
The motion was carried by two-thirds vote-74 to
81.
Mr.. CALLICOT moved to strike out the ensctng
clause. LOst-N to 6o.
Tie bill was then read the third time and passed
rs TO 90.
The bill to increase the license fees of hawkers and
pe0dlers wee lOst-33 TO SO.
Mr CALLlCOT asked unanimous consent to refer
the Personal Liberty bill, to be reported complete.
Messrs. VAN ALSrYEE ana CONkLlNG objected.
Adjourned at III o'clock.
From Our Own Correspondent.
ALBANY Monday, March g. 1860
REPORTS.
In the Senate to-day, Dir. Hlhouse, from the Com
mttee on Literature reported favorably the Assembly
bill in relation to School Libraries in the City of New
York. Also, favorably the Assembly bill to provide
for the more effectua Insurance of Schoo-Houses.
Mr. y. p. Murphy, from the Railroad COMMITTEE, re-
ported fsvorably the bill authorizing the Bfeoklyn
Central and the Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad Com
panies to consolidate ard continue their roads. On
motion of Mr.. Spinola the bill recommtted to the
Kings County Delegation, Nth power to report CON-
plete.
complete the bill TO amend the Railroad act OF Feb.
1851.
Also the bill to authorize the construction of Rail-
road on Long Island from the village OF Huntington
to point ON the East River, In the vicinity OF dun
ter's Point.
The Assembly bill authorizing the laying out of
Public Park and Parade Ground in the City of Brook
Ign, reported from the Select Committee by Mr.
SfiDoa, and, on motion of Mr.. Lapham had its third
reading, and ne passed IL TO 4-tne negatives being
MessIs. Bell, MeGraw Munroe, and p. p. Murphy.
BILLS PASSED.
Among the other bills read third time and passed.
were the foowing
To amend the ac to provide for the incorporation of
4 i{ec M ann N raiaf
to Agencies Of such Companies, passed jane "a 1883
and the amen inent thereto, passed july lS 1853
The Assembly bill 10 authorize the Board of Super
viscTs of Kings County to build an addition to the
Luuatic Asyl um i'll that co lnty.
To authorize the village Of Rome to subscribe to the
stock of the Rome anu 81. Lawrence Railroad Com
paDy.
the Society for the Reformation OF Javenile Delin-
quens in the City of New-York.
To incorporate the Cherry Valley and Spraker's
Horse Power Railroad Company.
The bill to incorporate the Southwestern Mining and
when his bill came up on its inal reading, Mr..
Splnoa opposed It. lie was tLat he smelt rat,
beng himself sharp terrier bot he could not see even
the tail OF the animal. However, he pitched 10 Just
the same though the critet" was IN plain sight.
He moved that the bill beJecUmmitied with Instructions
10 stfike out the name of Simeon Draper the
cOrpoIators, which was lost. de tDen moved TO
commit, with instructions to strike cut three millions
as tue capital stock of the Company and intert $780,
600 which was also lost He then proposed one or
two other an enOments, which lost, and the bill
was finally read third tme, and passed, II to s. as
follows
YEAS Messrs Abel, Bell Ferry Fero, Goss, Ketcham
Laphsn hc0raw Mon gone y MunOe, +. murphy, Pro-.
KAYe-MessIs. Blood Grant, Kelly, j. ~ Murphy, Spinoa
70 Incorporate the Sag. Harbor Saving Bank.
An act to amend the several acts Ia relation TO State
Prsons.
In relation to the rates Of Wharfage and to regulate
Piers, WhaIves, Bukheads and Shps in the Clues of
New-Yotk and Brooklyn.
The bill originally passed the Senate, bat the AS
sembly amended It by king out the provision That
:" no merchandise shall be permitted 10 lie ON any Of
" The bulkheads piers in the cities of New York or
Brooklyn, which there shall be By public
streets, TOR longer period than five days. and in
eeIt Ia lleu there Of the following:
Excepting merchandise delivered wharf for trauspor
tson BY cansboaI through tue canals owned b This state aud
head purposes by the occupaot OF ware
house Immediate, front Of and adjoining the balshead
mnted to remain thereon eight days without charge
The amendment was concurred I'M Yeas ~, and
DO Maya tie bill now only requires the Governors
eguatuie to become a law.
TO perfect All amendment TO the constitution aooi-
ishIDg the property justification OF people OF color.
Passed ~ to 3 the three beng Msssrs Connolly y.
III. murphy, aud Spinoa.
The bill to confirm yanderbts grant from the Com
mon Conocil of ,he CITY OF NewYork to extend pier
on the ,outb side of Pier NO. North River, was ioSt
on s final reading ana subsequently reconsdsed ana
,econuit ed TO the COMMITTEE )n Cities ana tniages,
with instructions 10 amend by inserting q provision
p.t " rothing herein contained stall dlves the State
New.York Of any night il may have in the property
oyered by sad Pior'
The HEALTH BILL.
Tn ,be Assembly the bill in relation to the health
sonsrtment of New.York ana Brooklyn, coming up
,oI hind reading, Mr. Caiiicott moved to reconmi.
80 the New York and Kings Counties delegations TOR
smtI dmeni, winch wes opposed by Messfs. Jaques
and Conkbny, and advocated by the Democrats gen.
xa,ly and certain tew Republicans who wero i'm lis.