New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, AVfll -, lco<.
The following bills were reported complete, and
ordered 10 third reading:
The Harbor-Masters Till.
10 autholize William Beach and Others to bnild
uisrs, shs and basin in the Twelfth ward brock
lyp. Al, n
roe stated that the Jcdicary COMMITTEE Were un
able 10 report the Assembly assessment bili thlh
session, not having time TO read 1t.
BILLS PASSED.
To Incorporate the Union Home School for the
children OF volunteers.
To amebd the set in relation to the election OF
Coroners of KING County.
To amend the act for the incorporation OF Icle-
graph Companies
Citations.
To repeal part of the act to regulate the port Of
New Ork.
To encourage Investments Of small sums in State
stocks.
For the preservation Of moose, deer fsh, &c.
10 amend the act 10 provide for the payment OF
the interest on protested canal drafts.
The report OF the Conference Committee on the
Congressional Apporionment bill was taken up, and
the adverse vote reconsldered.
Mr. PRUYN moved TO strike out Schoharie from
the Albany District. -
A long debate eusued during which Mr.. PRUYN
showed hat Albany snd Schoharle were two Dem
ocrstic counties put together with population OF
Ias, ,OOo, while Orange and Sullivan have popGia-
ti0a of only 5000.
The CHAIR decided that the only question that
could be put was eoncurrirg with the report oi
! the Conference Committee.
The repoIt was then agreed TO by vote Of ~ to
S-NIessrs. Angel, Connolly, Farrar, Ganson Hutch
inson, Murphy, Pruyn and Robinson voting in the
negative.
The hin to provide pay and subsistence, &c. FOL
the volunteers, was passed.
\ Mr. FOLGER reported bill to establish bulk
heads and pier-lines at the port Of New-York whiel
was passed.
Guested TO transmit 10 the President a copy of tie
bill passed by the Legislature 10 adapt the canals 4
the deiense Of the North ard Norsh western lakes.
/ On motion Of Mr.. ANGEL, tho Hon. james 4
Bell was elected President pro TEN. Of the Senate io
the remainder Of the year.
EVENING SESSION.
The Three Mills Tax-bill was passed.
The following Committee was appointed 10 exam
inc into tie Assessment laws during the recess
Messrs. Bell, Folger, Canon, Murphy, and Law.
The following bills were passed:
To provide for the collection Of demands agains
ships and vessels.
To incorporate the New-York Warehouse Security
Company.
To amend the law relative to executions against
property.
TO establish academicaltlepartmenta the Union
Free Schools 20 provide for the organization o. so
cieies 20 prevent horse-stealing
Mr. PRYNE'S motion, commenting the determi'
nation OF the Commissioners Of the Canal Fund %
pay The State debt in coin, called mp, and, on
motion OF Mr. COOK, referred 10 the Canal Com
mittce.
Messrs. Tobey, Pruyn and Bailey were appointed
a Committee Of Three TO examine during the recess
the affairs Of State Prisons and insane asyiums
with power 10 send for persons and papers.
Mr.. WOODRUFF reported the New Ork County
Tax Levy, which was passed.
On motion Of SIR. MONROE, n resolution was
adopted requring tie Treasurer of the State Inebri
ate Asylum to report 10 the next Legislature a'aate-
uient OF all the atioifs at the Institution.
On motion Of MIR. FOLGER, resolution Was
aiCpcd requiring County ITeasurers to report a. tie
next s,ion under cath, the amount of their Gees,
parquisites, interest, &C.
The Senate went into Executive Session.
On reopening the doors the New-York City Tax
Levy was taken up and ordered 10 bird resding.
M. COOK moved 10 reconIDit with Instructions
20 fiEse out All the eH-s not at.ed by the City CCu
fro.cr. Carried.
'fbe I'LL WAS reported back az drawn by the Con-
uoher, and passed.