New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01
ASSEMBLY.

s.o-.l re.itious were presenteu ~ a. tIIs
u 49,, G,ilroad aud Metropol'an 1eai,i oi''''
Broad way ;ii' III Ia we're reported fsvorably
~ tho nro,eclion of state bridges;
~ Toi o rne lie Long leland Railroad OH;
~ ANVIL he law for the formation Of Toy N In-
,urance Companes' ,,u:a hor,
70 mend Inc Long Island Railroad char' er.
The following blils "efo iePo4'o" WI " o consluef-
' TO incorporate the State Homeopathic Society.
To provide for the completion o. the Chenango
Canal.
Tie following bills were made the special order for
Friday:
TO provide for lowering Che State dam at Phenix.
To ascertain the sxpeDss and praciicability ri
making slack water navy 1atios in the AllegaUy
River from the Genesee alley Canal to Great Val
lev Greek.
Tie general bill for The construction Of railroads
in cities by the State, was reported uniavoraely'
The bill to extend 'be route and time for the CON-
plction of the Buff Alo and Aiegany Railroad was
pass. d.
The Concert 81 loon" bill and Che bill leaning The
Peoples College 10 600 were made the SPECIAL order
for Wednesday y ext.
Mr.. LOUTRy1L offered resolution calling upon
the Committee on Cities to report his bill Rutborzt
the ConstruclO of railroads all the sreets, lanes
and avenueo 0f New-Ierk.
The resolution was laid on the table, under the
rules.
Mr.. COHY called for o report from the same Com,
rnitiee on toe bill regulating the rates OF fare OF
New-Yerk ra lroads, when. the hour oil o clocE
having arrived, the Assembly took recess until I
Pm
EVENING SESSION.
Nh BANKS gave notice of a motion To suspond
the 3nIe reqniring two-thrds to move forw ard bl !
50 far as II relates 10 the Broadway Railroad bill.
The object is TO move forward by majority vote
Mr. MCLEOD, by unanimous c0Dsent, introduced
bill to appropriate SlO,0J0 to The trustees OF Inc
Industrial Farm Association.
Tie report of the State Engineer in regard TO the
enhancement Of the Champan Canal aud the locks o.
the Erie Canal, was referred to the Committee on
Canals for action. :,
Mr. DEWEY introduced n resolution TO allow
each member Tomorrow on calilng the roll 10 move
forward one bill. Laid on the table.
The motion for afternoon SESSIONS on luesdayr
and Wednesdays was laid over.
On motion Of Mr.. Mcleod, the SpIine-streei
Railroad hill referred TO the hrst uplned Com
nitiee Of the Whole.
Tie bll TO divide the crime ofmurder into two de-
grces aud prescribe the punishment Of srson, was
taken up in Committee of the Whole. Ordered TO a
third reading.
Tho bin TO repeal certain sections OF the law con.
corning the rights and liabilities Of husband and wife
, was next taken up,
MIR. PRYNE moved the bill 70 az 10 retain in The
original net the clause giving husband and wife joint
Guardianship over children.
PIERCE, SCHOLEFIELD, REDINGTON, spoke
in favor of the motion.
Messrs. ALVORD, STETSON, WHEELER
: HOUGHTON, p. 4. HAVEN, TRACY, OGDEN
: and PORTER opposed it.
= The motion was lost, % 10 -.
Mr. pBINGLE moved TO add section 70 provide
that the husband tial not bind child an apprentice
! without the written consent of the vie. Ad0.ed.
y Several amendments proposed were losi. The bal
was ordered a third reading.
The SPEAKER appointed the following Select
Committee on the Metropolitan IIealt, bills Messis
Benedict, PriBgle, Gray, llasey, BirT, Lamont, j.
j l.. Havcrs Bowen. aud COddingt0n.
z Mr.. BANKS moved TO make ;hc Broadway Rail
road bill the special order for fuofday.
Before taking the question, the House adjourned.