New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
ASSEMBLY,
ASSEMBLY,.
Mr.. DARCY moved to recommit the bill 10 repeal

LIZ insurance Conpailes, which are held solely for
the TeiiI Of the injured, was stricken out.
Mr. LnN ~ smoke against tie inquisi,orisl char
acier o. the odio~oi the law which seeks out per.
sonal property for taxation.
Mr. PHELPS opposed come Of the provisions Of
the iii which hear most heavily upon the commerce
of New-l0rk City. lie moved an amendment gv-
ip tniosi.eg in ,sGs o. Iliil eoncarlment Ol real
or ,, t0nal estate, alf the LEGAL iaN received iron.
surh concealed property. The Committee rose at
hali-ps-t when
Mr.. ALSORD moved to order the bill to a third
rebding.
br. PIERCE moved certain amendments allowing
ts real e~tlc for MORTGAGES held IN this state
.ui GA Icis0na estates for drbts aud requiring tie
rc,urHs g mort ages OF property ont ~ this State
Alfr long debate, the assessment l was re-
ferfoj o. Q Committee OF nine, with Instructions 10
arorl, .uaortigS provisions compelling payment oi
taNe- on mortgages 0u real estate by the mortgage,
allow inc ste;s Tor jebt on resi- or tersonal etafe
buug.uy iuto assessment bonds and mortgages on
LANDS o.. a thi. state; the Committee 10 have
power 30 r, pOlt complete.
On notion of Mr. iiUI.BURD, the Supply bl was
iaf.,u up out O, it, order aud passed.
rhc report Of tie Committee Of Nine was taken up.
On motion oi Mr. DARCY, tue bin ALLOW in2 the
B!Ooklyn aud Coney Island Railroad Company 10
lay raiI u les weight than IS required by the Gene,
ra Railroad Law, WIS si.iekea ironi the ropoH 0'
ths Committee. .,-.
OF tho omlse the whole biil relating TO ego,ialion
OF yers-cnAi securities short credit. lie tad tne
bh was an attempt % oyAde the usuFy laws u a
great cstent IA Aow-iork
Mr. Piki rs spoke in favor of the hill as one OF
vasi Ia J,orence to his constituents. 1t was com
melci. Il. necessity IN New-iofk. Iney did not ASA to
interfere with Donds, mortgages, or banks, but only
10 he allowfsi To loan their money at any rate they
pleased IL WA not proposed to interfere with the
Ufury laws; fos Il person, after borrowing money,
did not choose 20 pay moro than the legal rate Il p-
cent, there was power TO recover than TIA,
rate.
Messrs. pEARCE, BENEDICT, and SHER-
WOOD spoke ca the motion, and it was agreed u.
Mr.. SCHOLEFlbLD moved To strike ifOm the
repor. and recommt bill to provide for the ap-
pointment oi q Saprcmc Court Reporter.
A long debate ensued Mr. TRACEY opposing the
motion 10 r,comuii when the previous question was
ordered, ani The bill reeommillcj.
J Mr. ALNORD moved TO f.rike out and send u
Coruipee of the Whole the bill IN relation 10 County
Treasures. Alter Il debate, .Le motion was agreed
Mr. TRACEY moved that the bill be made the
special order for Thursday morning. Agreed 10.
Mr.. McMULLhA, on question Of PRIV vilcgei offered
resolution referring back 10 The Special conmit.ee
10 examine the proceedings o. the State Military
Boa!d 70 much ol the report Of saii Committee
iates 20 the late Col. Wm. Jack.On, 10 take adui-
tIougl tesiimOny. lie stated II was believed that
tue Committee had done Injustice TO the deceased
Colonel JG kson, and they were desigous oI making
I
Mr. PIERCE thought there We're other portions
Of the report that needed early alteration and while
he wAa willing 10 keep tins subject separate from
the other, be yet hoped the resolaion would be 80
amended a. to give a review to the whole report.
Mr. rBENEDICl wanted to know If tho report
would be construed 20 az 20 extend 10 the existence
of the Committee. lie thought they were already
dir harged.
Mr.. MrhULLEN said the Committee had only
made Partial report, and conid not therefore be
Discharged.
Tbs SPEAKER decided tia. the resolution was
moi Z question OF privilege.
M McMuIbEN nsked for unanimous consent 10
offer the resolution. Refused.
Recess rilI O'Clock.
Mr. WILBUR, by consent, introduced a bill rela-
ice 10 unclaimed dividends IN banks Also bill 10
G,eiIit te the construction Of the Lebanon Springs
Railroad.
The bill to prevent the adul,eIatior OF milk, aud
To- prevent trilick in swili milk, came up Oh third
reading.
Mr.. DARCY moved to recommi;.
Mr.DLIJllnR advocated the bill, and explained
qDe roion was LOST, nnd the bill passed.
Mr. DARCY moved 10 reconsider the vote. Lost.
On moton OF Mr.. RAYMOND, the blli TO incor-
poraie ihe Exchange Company Of New-iork was
taken mp ont Of 10 order aud pissed.
The following were also passed:
10 amend the &C. in relation To the rates Of wharf
ace in New-York and Brooklyn; to incorporate the
New York Commercial Association; 10 authorize
Brooklyn to Issue bonds for the relief OF families of
volunteers. Adjourned at 1880.