New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-12
ASSEMBLY,.

ASSEMBLY.
The order, third reading Of bills, was lad on ths
table TO receive reports. Several Of importance were
made. The following were reported favorsbly:
10 amend the charters of the Loaners Association
OF New-York
To increase toe duties and pay OF physicians ~
State Prisons. -
Mr. PRINGLE reported favorabiy the bill to
amend the Charter of New-York. 1t provides thas
the Mayor may appoint any Alderman TO act during
ten days ABSENCE in case Of death the Presdens O
the Board be the Mayor; gives toe Aldermen ano
Council g. per day from the lst Of January last nos
exceeding during the year 200; places tho paving.
repairing, gutterins, &C., all unoer the CrosoA
Aquedn,t Board. 81.
the provision that the surplus assessment OF one se9
NAV be- applied to deficiency OF another Item, and
ssipg out th= provision for the back pay OF Alder
men and Councilmen, on the ground that 1t 10 nos
warranted by the present charter. ,
Mr.. BENEDICT reported complete the OH IN
relation to Jurors aud Commissioners OF Jurors
Mr.. McMULLEN spoke against the bill. ne
moved to recommt with instruction TO amend %
make tho Commission non-pariissn Board
warm debate ensued, during which he charged thse
ths majority Of the Judiciary Committee never aS<sd
on the bill.
Under The previous question the motion TO recon-
nit WAS lost-i4 10 81, and the bill ordered TO q
third reading.
Mr.. FIERCE reported bill to provide for the
and equipment Of volunees TO provide for the PAY.
ment of individuals and regiments, uniforms ioss
or destroyed in the service Of the United Statss.
On MOTION Of Mr.. PIERCE, both were ordered -
a third reading tomorrow morning.
Mr.. SHERWOOD reported bill TO continue tne
term of Police Justices ia New-Yo,k.
Mr. SMITH moved TO recommit, and spoke q
length iu favor OF the motion and against the DILL
Mr.. TRACEY advocated the DILL.
The motion To reeonmit was carried, - 10 ~.
Mr. TRACEY reported against the o'll 70 reduce
the fare on the New.York City Railroads, on the
ground that a reduction of from five 10 four cents
would destroy the profls if the sworn statements o.
the expsnse were true But the Connit'ee 'n'us~
il remsrk abIy high, The bill was rejected. H.
Mr.. SCH0LEFIELD moved to appoint Com
of three TO investigate the expenses OF tns
city railroads. Ruled out of order.
The following bills were rejected:
For the purchase or erection of q GubematoriaI
mansion in Albany;
To provide for the laying Of railroads in the street
lanes and avenues Of New-York;
To extend the term Of Office Of New-York con-
stables;
To legalze the primary elections Of New.York;
For the better protection OF passengers In and
omnibuses in New York;
10 encourage the construction OF machinery for
the manufacture Of fax cotton;
To amend the apprenticeship law Of the State;
To euforce the responsibility of stockholders Of
banks.
On motion of Mr.. TRACEY, Thomas G. Alvord
elected Speaker pro TEN. during the absence oi
the Speaker.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the act relating to Jurors and Commis-
sioners Of Jurors Of Kings County, % 20 30.
To amend the act 10 alter the plan Of the City Of
New-York.
The Metropolitan Health bill at q o'clock, wss
referred 20 the Committee on Internal Affairs, by
vote Of ID to IL.
The Assembly held an afternoon session.
Mr.. IlULBURD offered a resolution, the Senate
coneurriug to adjourn sine die at T. IN. on Friday
next Laid on the table uuder the rules.
The Spring street railroad bill ordered 10 the
third reading ALSO the bill providing for the pay
ment for the completion Of the canals and Increasing
the revenue OF the Sinking Fund.
EVENING SESSION.
The House concurred in the Senate smendments to
the bill incorporating the New-ioTk State Conven.
tion Of Uniyersalists.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the charter Of the New-York Bepevo
lent society; reducing the number Of Directors 10
the Gallatin Fire Insurance Company Of New-York;
relative to Police Justices aud Justices Of the Pesee
Of Brooklyn TO prevent frauds in laying out streo"
Of Newly ork.
The bill imposing tax ON dogs was reported from
the Conference Committee, aud passed.
The Grinding Committee reported complete tue
bills 10 INCORPORATE the New YORK Loanefs associs
ton, aud enabling the Supervisors oil Ne"-iVrA'o 70
raise money by tax. .,
New-York. ii, .,,
The Swil Mix bill was referred back TO the
Grinding Committee on motion OF Mr. DL lCtEh,
fr the nurpose OF striking out section addea oy lhe
Commiitee. He msde the motion, he said as
fend of the BILL as in the present shape could no'
pass the Senate. Adjourned.