The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

Mr. Fush sah that hs CONFERRED ths bins Incorporated
corpesaons Thsy nay havs some
bot were nss Of hs nature hss Mr. j. had represented
them. He ccnsdsrsd hb objection without foundation
NJ Jacques again seoks In Aver Of sustaining The SOW
ernor Veto He thought that there was 10 such term -
" Incorporation In the bnh." as..s
Nr. uulejohn said that u was painful duty 70 take
position against The action Of The Governor but sueh no
felt his duty to do these vetoes The conefuton gave
70 the LegsAture full power to repeal or amend thsse
bills, does every bill passed by tho Leesature He
reviewed the entire objections o, the Governor against
these bills and thought them all weak. He also criticised
severely the action Of the governor in signing the Ninth
avenue bill.
Mr. Palmer spoke at some length In favor Of sustaining
the vetces Of the Governor and hoped that tho appeal OF
the last gentleman would not have any influence here
After some further discussion the vote tsken and
resulted in passing the bill over the Governors veto
yeas, 50; nays, 70.
The South and West streets hext taken up, and
also pasaed over the Governors vetoyears 81; nays q
The Tenth avenue next put through by about the
same rate ard the Fourteenth street and Seventh avenue
followed in the same way. All Of the bills have thus been
rui he'd through the Assembly by decisive rate.
The Governor is OF much importance in the Assem-
bly, % fly upon the trunk Of IN elephant.
The Senate amongst other duties took up the Houston
street railroad and amended it TO overy OBJ
lection raised by the Governor against the other bills,
and passed It, afterwards sent to the House and
all the amendments concurred in, and then hurried of
To the Governor.
The Conference Committee the Tax Levy agreed on
the bill previously reported including the street clean
ing clause with the restriction that the contract should
not exceed rate OF three hundred thousand dollars
year, and that the Mayor and Comptroller should sp
me- sols If md IN
fixed at twelve hundred dollars. Five thousand dollars
inserted for the Seventh regiment; two thousand for
Harlem rver forty thousand for the Fire Department
ten thousand apart for Kings Bridge road eighty
thousand dollars for work done under the Commissioners
OF Records.
When the game may be awarded by judicial decision
this clause being drawn in conformity with the Governors
previous veto. The dispute in regard to the famous
rage way the Park Is settled by clause making
appropriation Of twenty three hundred dollars for
paving, also legazng it public street. The report
Of the Conference Committee agreed TO by the Sc.
nate.
The Senate and the House through with the form
Of again nsstng upon their respective toll bills and show
ing plainly that they did not intend to agree this
Mr. Flagler stated that they had tried their best TO
agreement upon toll bill, but had failed and
he would now recommend the adoption Of the bill upon
their files providing for direct of and three
eighth mills The bill upon his motion taken from
the Committee Of the Whole and referred to the Com
mtee Of Ways and Means with instructions TO repor,
complete forthwith. The report made the bill read the
third time and passed This makes tax Of four mills
that 10 be levied this year. besides the fourth OF
mill provided for the Albany and Susquehanna Rail
road.
Senator j. H. Murphy Of the Wood delegates to the
Charleston Convention, has to-day written letter To Mr.
Tucker stating that be will not be able TO 60 with them
to Charleston on account Of his legislative duties but
strongly expressed his feelings favor Of s. A. Douglas