New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-11
ASSEMBLY.

eonyicts, and their reformation Adopted.
The bill establishing ferry slip on the east zde OF
the Battery enlarge ment, and TO authorize ferry
thence to Staten Island came up for third reading.
Mr. WEBSTER moved to lsy the bill on the table,
charging that ii had been improperly substituted for
sill different in its provisions. Laid on the table.
II following bills were passed:
To amend the Revised Statutes respecting indict-
nents and proceedings thereon.
To Incorporate the Western New-York Agricultural,
Horticultural, and Mechanical Association.
TIE following bills were passed:
To exempt certain property OF physieials and sur
geou from levy and sale under execution.
20 assure creditors Just division Of the property OF
debtors on assignment; and
10 amend the Chatter Of the Waiertown and Rome
Railroad Company. Adjourned.
AFTERNOON sfss1OE.
Nh. BARNETT attempted TO move forward the Per-
sopsl Liberty bill but failed.
NJ BOJ fOMR ash ed consent to introduce reso-
luton for the final adjournment on Friday Objected
The vote defeating the bill to amend the Revised
Statutes TO relieve from indictments ana proceedings
thereon. was reconsidered and ibe bill passed
TIE vote defeating the Brooklyn Broadway Rail
road bill was also reconsidered on monon OF Mr.
Darcy, AID the bill passed.
The bille TO extend streets between Eighteenth and
Thirteth streets and to confirm grants TO land under
water within the Hsrbor Masters line, for solid
filing were lost motion to reconsider was laid on
the table.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill TO amend the Excise law came up Tor tnai
reading.
Mr.. BURNETT moved to substitute pruhibitory
Messrs. MANSON and BURNETT spoke in favor of
total prohibition. The motion was lost, by 10 to %;
and the bill was then lost, by 43 to 80.
Mr. JACQUES called up a motion to reconsider the
vote defeating the bill establishing Sanitary District
In Ney-York Kings, ami Richmond Counties.
Mr. MILLER said be had voted against the bill be-
fore and should still oppose it. He found under the
pretense of being bill to improve Puohc heatn, II
rInlao alat of
and Office from one get Of men TO another Ever since
the session commenced, greedy hands had been
forth TO clutch the rich prize OF street clean
ing which was said to open placer to the fortunate
contractor had come up in various guises and this
was the last Departments and Offices were transferred
Wholesale by the bill. 1t was to this ne was opposed
In the West if bad men were in office, the people
turned them cut. If the Democrats are in majority
In The CITY of New York, that is reason why the
Republicans Of the State should wress their power by
legislation from their hands. He respected the public
voice and shou ld under pretense favor political
measure of this kind, whatever guise it might assume
Mr. WILEY advocated the bill as a measure OF hui
manity, not az party measure.
Mr.. MASON thought tnat thus eill was tne most
sauiary of the session. He believed that, by the pas
saqe of this measure the Legislature had it in their
power TO dosone little to make amends for the noor
ETY. it had attained that had done nothing that
was useful and very much that was mischievous.
After considerable discussion, the motion to recon-
slider was lost by 40 to 46; so the bill finally de-
feated. The Republicans voting with the Democrats
| TO defeat the bill were: messrs o. Allen, CROKER
| Dorsh Limerick, Evans, Jennings Jewett, Merselis
Miller, Mouton, Perry, st. John, Wmpple, and
| Speal er. c,.-n,
the special order for tomorrow morning. immediately
| after the reading Of the Journal. Carried.
Mr. PALMER moved to amend the Pso Rata bill in
the House by applying the pro rata principle to the
| TRANSPORTATION OF milk the Harlem, Hudson, and
Erie roads, and limiting the charge OF milk freight East
From Our Own Correspondent.
ALBANY, Tuesday, April TO- 1860.
| THE METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL.
This bill, as you are already advised, was finally
passed last evening" and to day the Governor has sent
IN to the Senate the names Of the Commissioners.
Tie bill s one Of almost inerminable length, having
no ess than "a sections. Very much of it is simply
respac;uent Of the law of 1857 and will therefore
try to pick out the provisions which In the
place the bill adds the metropolitan District the towns
Sewtown u,1ns and Jsoea 10 H0eg ZEN oc
mint vested in and exercised by Boerd Of SetIopoah
pored Ct superntebdent Of Metropolitan Force Inspector
Of Metropolitan Police, Captains Of metropolitan Ponce ser
ith day Of April to-day the Governor Is to
nominate 70 the Senate from among the Hector, 81 the
Of Metropolitan Police The Governor bss power also to MI
are 70 hod ecs fer sir years three Commission
to draw lots for terms respectively o. ana cars
yeers tbe1esfte Any commissioner who ha during his
tenn Of office accept OF hold any other Rsee o. pao n
& With h. sbal not decline shall be deemed a.ed
Lis oce oneIs to subscribe before me De
esfy Of State the required by the Constitution for Judicial
The three Commissioners hereby appointed Of to
| taLe the places OF he pFetent Board q i've
The III portions ofthe Metropolitan District are not 70 nave
pa romsn unlei they require them Ia manner es0ed oy
the be subjected for tns expenses OF
the Beard of Police unless they shall require the services OF
The 1--WE yesrs reside nee in the district condition
dent the holding place in the police force does no
10 members detective service not exceeding nifty IN
The Board Police may the application Of President
thereof detail regular
Of the police force appoint cdiona number OF spec
paTomeD do special duty any place within the District
upon payment by party requiring the service 81 30 pei
| diem for esch patTolman so employed
TIE Board shall annually appoint one OF the number as fre
dent who whenever vacancy shall occur ~ me ONCE oil super
nten Police In the absence disability OF the super
tndeb shall possess all the and perform all the duties
OF that Office with propoonate increase OF pay during uch con
The Bosrd may appoint Chief ERIK, property clerk, ont
deputy c,b not to exceed sr OF police not 20 ex
coed FIVE end Doom to exceed each
seversly TO hold office at the pleasure Of the Board
The OF Metropolitan Police and each capta'r
spoee within his precinct rhA possess powers Of General 20
Ia epsed yendf licensed uIk shop keepers junk boAtneni
censed ctmeD, dealers In secondhand merchandise, inte
cIe keepers and actonsers OF watches and ewsy
within the said Metropolitan Police Districts and in the
Of and In futheance raid supervision tiuas
time empower members Of the police force TO fulfill such snia
duties IN the aforesaid be from tine 70 time OF
dsined by The Board Of Metro poan Police
The aid Superintendent within his precinct nsy by author
ity In writing member OF the Metropolitan
force whenever such msmbsr shall be in search Of property
biousy obtained search Of suspected onenden TO OK
the books Of any pa~nbroher his bu'iress pren o.
business premises OF licensed vendor licensed
dealer, dealer IN secondhand handse, or
Office keeper aueonsef of watches aud ewelry OF pa
force when thereto authorized IN writing BY the said snPe
tendent and having In his po'se pswnef o.
clet h.n be sewed TO txnmne the prsps ot or sicss