The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04
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THIS proposiuon Was unanimously rejected by tn,
us.sa Su s ne
toll upon hc Central railroad and einstans all vs. il
reference 10 that question then repealed This PROPOSE
ton VAS reie ed by two Senators aud By p
Murphy but nat receiving the sanction of = M ai5ry Of
the Senate coma ttee, the two committees therefore
| agreed to sagree m d reported accordingly.
Mr. Flssler then N owed that the Assembly insist in
their 10 the Senate mendments
bull. ana supported his nation by explanation Of the
action Of the committees ana why the House committee
teit bound to take this Mr. Wiley also favored
The motion He thopRh' bas shey accepted the Senate
amendments The people would bold them 70 an account
MI Allen sad that he was satisfied that the action
OF the committee the only thing that ccnd be done
In this matter, and hoped tina. resolution Of Me-.
faser would DO adopted then 90 before tue people
Mr. Caleot said thu. he should vote for the resolato,
because he was opposed to all toll bills aud voted for this
resolution as one o. the means Of defeating all OF Them
NE yeas and nays beiug called the motion WAS adopted
Yeas, 90: nays, T.
One two bills were read the third time and passed.
when . motion was made to go into Committee OF
the Whole on the bill, reported by the Con-
terence Committee, to repeal the law OF 1851,
which removed the toll on the Central Railroad.
The motion was carried and the bill considered in
Committee OF the Whole and ordered to he reported
thro readDg The question coming up in regard to the
agreeing with the report Of the committee, lengthy dis
cDssion took place.
Mr. Ftaeler favor of the bill being ordered to
Mr.. Mlken spoke with mich feeling against agreeing
with the report Of the commttee araorzng tue acton
Of the House regard TO the bill being vindiove
up to revenge the Senate he appealed TO them to
before they struck the blow He moved to commit 70
the Committee Of Ways and Means.
Mr. Fager replied in answer TO Mr. Ailiken, denying
that they reveDgefal their action upon ques
ton but was doing that which the people demanded Of
them.
MIR. Luejoan said that gentleman from westchester
bad spoken OF outraRing the republican party by their
hasty action upon this question He wished to call his
attention to the fact that the republican party through It's
representatives. the State officers and ali the members of
ihe legislature with but five or six exceptions, were in
favor OF q toll bill.
MIR. Arcuarius made some remarks against the bill
when the previous question ordered and the vote
taken on the motion 10 recon n which lost, four
teen voting Tor IT, The bill then ordered TO third
reading When Mr. Eas'er moved that bill have its
tbiro reacipg-ths requiring unanimous consent-ob
ic,ions paised, and the third reading OF the b II
goes oser until to morrow. The House then took
until P. n.
a few bills passed the Senate this morning,
mostly Of local nature. The act TO incorporate the Ho-
LOT oIaih!c college, as passed the House last evening
came up For the Seuate 10 in the House amend
ments Un motion OF Senator p y. Murphy, AL toe
amendments were concurrec in but the striking
The word homeopathic in the line that fixes the titles
10 all graduates OF The college That amendment not being
concnrred IN. its graduates Will be called doctors Of
homeopathic medicine.
IRE Senate Conference Committee undertook to make
report, but point Of order was rassd as to tner
right Of reporting before the action Of tue HOUSE was
announced The point Of order discussed for
Of Cd bour when the result Of the House officially
announced, and the Senate adjourned without taking
acton
The Metropolitan Police bill taken up the Senate
ceDses cweriDg them TO the OF
the FACse Commissioners, stricken out The bill
ordered to third reading, read the third time pass
ed-yeas 10, nays r. The pins all set to run
through the Grinding Committee ia the House and
its passage there.
The Senate Grinding Committee through their mill
The bill reoreapize the Almshouse Depar Of yonr
city This b,ll authorizes the Comptroller to appon,
Tour Governors instead Of the present number
compromise has been made with the diffs-
rent parties to the effect that OF the
humber shall be republicans and two democrats Simeon
Drsrer and Moses Grnpel the for the two
republican,
The House Grinding Committee through the Har-
bormsster's BILL substitute for the bill that has been
crtcizeo by the press provides for the app0in ent
chief arsormaster but keeps the fees at present
rates.
The General Appropriation bin came up fora third
reading 70 hight, when. Mr. Cover moved to
the standing committee with instructions insert the
amendmeDt formerly offered In regard the blind which
was carried. The committee reported Immediately,
when the bill had it's third reading, and passed.
The bill TO Incorporate the South and West streets
railroad then read the third time and passed-yeas
70, pnysS
The bill TO confirm the grant Of the Ninth avenue rail-
road was then read and paeeed-yeas II, nays s.
The Washington Heights bill then referred to the
standing committee, with power 10 report complete,
and reported within hour without meeting OF the
commiliee-a sample OF the mode Of doing business at
Albany.