The New York herald., 1862-04-12
Assc mbly.

ALBANY, April II, 1852.
The order third resdng OF bills was laid on the tab e
The following we're reported fsvorablys-
TO amend he charter Of the foaners Association of
New York 70 increase the duie. and pay Of physicians
of slate prisons.
Mr. rprseiE reported favorsbly the bill 10 amend the
charter of New York II provides that the Mayor may
apront any Alderman 20 act during ten days absence
IN case OF death the President OF the Board to be tho
mayor gives the Aldermen and Coancimen five dollars
Del day from the lst or January last not exceeding
drf ns tho wear twelve hundred dollars the paving re
Fang sgets 6c. 10 he under the charge OF the Croton
AouedGct Board.
llr PEIsGix reported the City Tax Levy with the pro.
vision that the surplus assessment Of item may bs
snpled 70 a deficiency OF another item striking out the
uropostiop the back OF Aldermen and Councilmen
tbe ground tha II IS not warranted by the present
charter.
Mr. By,yp 7 reported complete the bill in relation 10
jurors and commissioners otjurors
Mr. McMurfES spoke against the bill. He moved to
renomm!t with Instructions 10 amend 20 make the
comm ssiSp non,partsen board. warm debate en-.
sued DIR ng which he charged that the orty Of tho
JuGisry Committee never acted on the bill
Under he previous question the motion 10 recommit
was lost ~ to 81 aud the oil ordered 10 third reading
M PERM reported bill TO provide for the payment
Of expenses incurred IN the organization and equipment
f volunteers toproyds for The payment OF individuals
aud regiments uniforms lost destroyed in the
" me Cuitei states, Sc.
On motion Of Mr pke.g both we're ordered 70 third
NJ sIpawoop reported bill 10 continue tho term Of
Polcs justices IN New York.
Mr spuH moved 10 reccmmit and spoks al length IN
favor Oi u g motion and against the bill
NJ. TRsCEv Advocated the bill.
The motion to recommii II was carTied-45 10 29.
Mr. TR1csY reported against the bill 10 reduce the
fare on he New York city railroads. the ground that
reduction of from i've 70 four cents would destroy the
profits II The sworn statements Of the expenses were
true. BIT he COMMITTEES thought IL remarkably high
! The bill was elected.
NJ s,norgnx moved 10 appoint committee Of three
70 investigate the expenses Of The city railroads Ruled
opt OF order.
J fhefoowing bills were rejected
For ths purchase or erection Of gubernatoris man.
sion in Albany.
10 provide FOR the laying Of railroads In the streets
! lanes and avenues Of New YORK.
TO extend the term Of office OF New York constabes.
To logs1lo the primary elections Of New York
Fer The better protection Of passengers and
| nibuses In Nsw York.
To cncossgs The construction Of machinery for the
| manufacture of fax cotton.
! 10 amend tho Apprenticeship Law Of the state
TO enforce the bity Of stockholders OF banks
On motion Of Mr. TRACEY, Thomas G. Avord ives eloct
cd speaker Of the House pro tenn during the absence Of
I the speaker.
I Bills PAssgD
To amend tho act relating to jurors and commissioners
! ~ iurors of Kings cOunty--6S TO 20.
10 amend tho act to alter the plan OF the city OF Noc
me metropolitan Health bill, at hsfpsst two was 70
ferred % We COMMITTEES on Iptornsl Affairs by goss Of
! 10 90 IL.