New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ALBAsY, March IS, 1861.

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fI By Mr.. ]. MCLEOD MpEpH,f-ro es'sbli.h
Nautical School in New YORK mar ner.
By Mr.. r. Z. MURPl11~-rofn 65rp6rate the T. lie
vueiIospital Medical COLI &c, Se@.York
By Mr.. HAMMOND IL facilitate the trial eff civil
and criminal cases in 'yariuus Courts In New-York.
Mr.. Mr.. WARN,ER-ln relation 10 the Flushing
Railroad. =,
Mr.. LAWRENCE moved 20 recemmit the bill, with
power to report complete. Carried.
: By Dir. dAMM0ND-Rela 10 persons held IN
custody in New-York and Kings Counties; and to W.
corporate company for the safe keeping and delivery
Of valuable packages.
fhe following bills we're passed:
Releasing Tire interest OF people OF New-fo's W
certain lands in the town OF Plattsburgh. r
To incorporate the New-York Navigation ana N''o-
nDation Society. ,,
The bin in relation to stete arsenas and lends N
Brooklyn was os and motion TO reconsider -''d vi
the liable. -:,..o
The resolutions to appoint Grinding Committee
Were called W and adopted. 49,.
Mr.. SPINOJ.A introduced a biz to suppress lnten-
perance ana regulate the sale Of INTOXICATING .
IL fixes the licenses towns emu villages a. ifo Wv
to 500; in cities from S3O 10 S2u
N, MINIERRE introduced bill 70 provide lot
the exterIson Of the Central Park from Onehubueu-
snd-sixth 70 Onehundred- andtenth street, ana from
the Fifth TO the Eighth avenue. ..eo aoo r.. ho
BY j. NJ. MURPHf-To appropriate $5V,ovV iof LUG
erection of Wcms,A's Hospital.
ASSEhDL1.
A large nxrIbeY of bills was repeated fsvorably,
To iegaze the acts OF the New-York Common Ioun-
ell relative 10 filling in sunken lots IN the year 100:
To incorporate the American Missionary ASSOCIATION,
with amendments. ,, :,
ON motion Of Mr.. WOODRUFF, the bill TO iegallze
the appoiYsmea of Messengers in the Bureau OF I'm;
safe Buildings in New-York was ordered 10 a third
Mr.. FERRY reported from the Committee Of Ways
and Means the annual tax bill II levies mill and
one-eighth.
The bin 70 incorporate The Childrens Home Society
was rscommtted 10 be reported complete
NJ SHAW intr,duced bill 10 amend the Charter
of Ncw-York. Itgives the appoint nent OF the street
Commissioner 10 the Mayor and Controller.
Mr. RICE introduced q bill to prevent tho sale oil
impure milk. So
An attempt was made TO put forward the bill in res-
ton 70 the New.York Chamberiaincy, butt on motion,
the bill was laid on the table.
The Assembly, after protTacted session, TINS Hter
noon at $3.50 ordered the Supply bill 10 third reading
the otion insert appropriations for the New-fork
and Brook YIN dspensaries beng lost
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. HARDY intrpduced bill to amend the charter
of the City of Newsvork, by paying members OF the
Common Council 81, 200 yearly salary.
The special order it be ng the report OF the Commit
tee on the contested seat case of Dennis McCabe
against Henry Arculsrius, was taken up.
Mr. ARCtLARIUS spoke declaring be never
would retain seat to which he bad not clear title,
and asking the immediate action Of the House
The resolution of the majority Of the Committee, Mr.
R1dsa oisente s, as assD, asa, upsnimousv
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill to
amend the Central Park Act, and ordered II 10 third
reading ,u
cipline of the militia and 20 amend former acts IN re-
lation thereto also taken up. The bill encoun-
tered much opposition and was considerably cut up by
amendments TO all sections, which mixed up military
and civil authorities and then progress Wa reported
and the report was laid on the table.
MT CALLAHAN introduced a bill to amend the law
TO protect medical science 1t provides that bodies OF
manners and criminals sh not be given up for disco
ton under forty eight hours after decease AT present
the law is only four hours II also increases the pen
| sties for resurrectionists.
| The New-York annual County Tax levy Was re-
| ported complete and ordered 10 third reading.
| Mr.. DARCY reported complete the Brooklyn and
New-LCtts Railroad bill ordered 20 third reading
Adjourned.
From Our Own CoutspondenL
| ALBANY, Friday, March Is, 1861.
This has been exceedingly busy day in the
Assembly more Legislative business having been done
than perhaps during any other day of the session.
THE GRINDING COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Pierce gave notice that tomorrow he will move
to suspend the 10th rle Of the House. which provides
that NO bill shall be ordered 10 third reading until II
shall have been considered in Committee Of the Whole,
In order 10 adopt some measure to facilitate the bune
1 VI the House.
| INTEREST ON CANAL pRASTs.
The bill 10 pay interest Canal drafts and oerf-
Gates reported fsyoraby from the Canal Commit
tee.
sRooKLYH IEDUsrRIiL SCHOOLS
| Mr.. Rice, from the Committee Oh Colleges, Academ-
les and Common Schools, reported favoraby the b IN
provide for the participation Of the Industrial Schools
u the City Of Brooklyn in the school moneys raised In
! that city.
Mr. Woodruff also reported fsyOrabIy the bill 10 pro
tect the Croon Aqueduct from injury during the pro,
gress VI any work required for its Improvement and
enlargement authorizes the CrOton Board to do certain
| work without resoriiug 70 the contract system.
| ADULTERATIoS OF LARD.
Mr. Salisbury reported favorsbly the biil 10 prevent
the collaboration Of Lard aud 70 punish the offender
thereof.
Eyw.rORK cousTT ADD cITr TAX LEvHs.
Mr.. Hardy from the Standing Committee GA Cities
| and Villages, reported the New-York Comfy Tax
Levy for 1851. Also the bl authorizing the Super
Vsors Of the City and County Of New York 70 borrow
money in anticipation Of the collection Of the annual
taxes, and 20 regulate the expenditure Of moneys APP
propraed by said Board 10 and for yarions purposes
and to provide deficiencies caused by
ments snd the non-coleetiOn of taxes.
On the motion Of Mr.. Benedict these bills were
ierred to the Eew-Yorf City Delegation with power TO
report complete.
The City Tax Levy VIA received from Hew-Yort
this morning, and was referred TO tho COMMITTEE Of
Cities and Villages
LKGALIzIHG ACTS oy THE HBW-ro1K coshoh
COUNCIL.
Dir. Hutehngs from tbs Judiciary Committee, re-
ported fsyoisdy te bill provide payment for oes tain
Of Nsw-YorA, ard to legalze tbe action Of the Com
mon Council Of said city in relation thereto. under
stand thst this IL bill TO pay McSpedon 81 Baker
for printing city charters, If In the judgment OF the
Controller, they arc entitled 70 payment The Su.
perior Court decided against the claim on technical
grounds, intimsting at the same time that NJ q b.
were entitled ia equity 10 receive their pay. Also
bill egalize certain acs and ordinances Of the Com