New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
| NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, April Ie, 1862.

SENATE. 80. ALBANY, April I9. 1862.
The Supply bill was made the special order for
this afternoon.
TO prevent frauds in layius out street. 10 New
York. to provide for the construction of railroads I'D
cies 10 amend the law relating to the Superintend-
eut Of Poor and Coroners OF Kings County.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the law In relation 70 the Supreme
Court OF tha kirtt Judicial District; to amend the
General Railroad Law; to amend the laws relating
20 pu lie instruction; 10 amend the Harle 70 stage
Compsnvs charter; 10 confirm the ordinance Of tho
City OF New-York passed Nov. q, 1856 to author
ize American cuano az TO re ,uild certain locks
on the Champlaiu Canal; TO authorize tie pay-
ment Of rtain claims for organizing, .qupping, and
fu sisiiug volunteers; TO amend the net relating 10
Jurors and Commissioner Of Jurors Tor Kings
County.
The Metropolitan Health bill was taken up. The
Police Commissioners We're restored TO the Commis-
sion The amendments proposed. that one Police
Commissioners reside in Brooklyn, was lost.
Mr. MURPHY moved 10 strike out The two Police
COmmitsinncfs. Lost.
Mr. MURPHY moved TO amend 10 give the right
TO Mayors Of the ties 10 nominate doctors to The
Governor for appointment. Lott
1he bill was Dictated Til the recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The senae occupied all TIE afternoon session in
the consideration OF the Supply blu. Adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
BILLS PASSED.
To increase the uunbers Of fotaIieF.fublio IN
NewYork III relation 70 the transportation Of con-
vie.s to State Prison.
LAID oS THY TABLE.
To amend the Assessment law 10 regulate the
Harbor- n as'ers' Department Of New-1crk; 10 au-
thoize extraordinary repairs ia tie Chemung Canal
and feeder TO provide for the consolidation OF hauk-
iLg asso cuIicus 60 amend tie laws relatmg TO exc
cuiiOns acsinst property.
Several ATTEMPTS were made TO lay tie third read
ing Of bills on tie table 10 take up the excise law,
but failed.
The bill TO repeal the Pultney estate laws came 10
for third reading aud ELECTED long debate.
On motion ths ILL was rrcominilted. Recess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
bills PASSED..
To incorporate the Nsw-Yoik Warehouse Security
Company.
10 amend the charter Of TIE Lorg leland Railroad
Company.
To divide the State iuto Congressional Districts.
After pacing this bill, tie Committee of Confer
euce. consisting OF Messrs. Seymour, Waterbury,
Fierce, Andrews, and Benedict were appointed.
Tie report OF tie Committee OF C'nieeuce on the
Annu-l Appropriation bill Was agreed TO, aud the
b passed.
TOE tiI for The defenses Of the northwestern part
Of he State was ordered To q tbird reading.
lie bill TO suend tie law relating to The First
Judicial District was reported adversely aud tie bill
"as rejected.
Mr. DAVEY ulde On a e report in favor Of re-
imbuTsiug by the Depera Government for uniforms
a. erms used, destroyed and lost in service IN the
War Of 1872.
Messrs FISHER, SMITH, and BANKS gave
notice Of motions TO suslend the rules 10 rs 10 move
forwe I'd the Excise I'LL
The resolution 10 adjourn sine die on Tuesday st
o'clock wac adopted.
On motion of NJ. LOUTREI, Select Committee
Of FIVE wa app onied, without comptpsaiion, TO pre-
sent Capt. Ericsson, LeG'. WorGcn, aud others, the
complimentary resolution from the Sctsle.
seve1 resolutions were offered for the nppoint-
ment Of Select Committees TO examine the aiiHi's oi
ibe city railroads, Bureau Of Assessments &c, all Of
which were defeated.
On uoicn OF Mr.. BENEDICT, tie Select Com.
mittee 20 invesiigss the Affairs Of be State Military
Board was dif harged from further service.
Mr. LEAmY offered Ia resolution 70 request Con.
grcss to attend more 10 the suferings Of ihe Noun'
teen and families Than to the abolition OF Slavery
IL was laid over.
motion to make the Excise bill the special order
for Mouday was lost. Adjourned.