The New York herald., 1862-03-09
Assembly.

Assembly.
ALBANY, March 8, 1862.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
by Messrs LABOR, WARD aAd CoEY-Against the New
York and Brooklyn Carrying Company.
BY Mr.. KxNY-Against the Spring Street Railroad
BY Mr.. CoEY-For o new building act.
BY Mr.. PHELPs-Against closing Twsnty-seventh,
Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth Streets Now York, at
the intersection Of the Ninth avenue.
REPORTS FAvoRABLY.
To incorporate the Union Home School Of the State
To the charter Of tho Christian Benevosnt Mis-.
sonary Society.
Mr. Darcys bill In relation to the police and us.ioes
courts Of Brooklyn.
To prevent frauds In the opening Of streets.
To amend the Brooklyn Fire Department law.
To enlarge the powers Of grand jurors.
Mr. WARD gave notice OF bill to incorporate the New
York Warehouse Security Society.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr. MAsoN-To amend the law authorizing resident
aliens to take real estate by inheritance as well do
wise.
BY Mr.. HALsEY-To provide for procuring boxes for
counting the ballots 1t the next election
For vote on tho prohibitory amendment 10 the
stitution.
by Mr. TowNs1EY-To give associate justices Of the
Peace two dollars day for tho trial OF criminal and
bastardy cases.
By Mr. sxrH--TO change the name Of the Hermitage
Association to the Hermitage National Association.
by Mr. PlsRcs-To provide receivers for Incorporated
manufacturing mining and chemical companies, ap
By Mr.. TAILvAN-To amend the nsolvcnt act by stri-
king the "twothrds provision and making the
sgnment clause within one year Instead OF within two
years.
BY Mr.. Cmps-To construct railroad from the corner
Of Canal street and Broadway through Canal street. East
Broadway and Grand street; tho East river through
Columbia and Grand streets to Houston through Goerck
from Grand TO Houston through Houston
ID; through avenue to Seventeenth street and through
Lewis and Eighth streets to d. The
are wm J. Peck, John s. Meyer, Walter B. Roberts viii
lett Ryder, Andrew Foster and c. Fosdyck.
Dv Mr ox md tho ftnsaf ,t,lAtt.
OF the Lebanon Springs Railroad.
BY Mr.. DAIcYTs allow the police justices and other
courts Of Brooklyn to appoint clerks, with the consent Of
the Common Council.
Mr. IEAmy moved a select committee Of five 10 iuyest
gate the charges Of the Chdren's Aid Society.
Mr. ANDRrs called up for consideration the resoiu-
ticns in favor Of the emancipation proclamation OF Pres
dent lincoln.
Mr. DARCY moved TO lay the resolutions on the table,
Motion lost by vote Of yeas, Il nays, sc.
The resolutions were then reforrcd TO the Committee
on Federal Relations.
Mr. Ogden offered resolution in favor OF the abolish
Of slavery the District Of Columbia Laid on tho
Mr. PRICE offered a resolution nquring Of the Super.
in;endent Of Public Instruction the exledency OF estab
lishng public debating society in each school district
Of the State
Mr. OGDEN called up the Senate resolutions referring
canal claims TO the Contracting Board for examination
warm debate ensued on the resolutions.
Mr. PRIME assaiod the Union democrats for endcavor-
ing 10 do away with the Offices held by republican Office
holders from dookeepors up TO the superntond Of
Public Instruction
Mr.. Ogden replied, severely attacking Mr. Pryne for
him Mr Pryne) with having regard for state
my when republican o.ceholdcrs Of certain stripe
affected.
Mr. PRySE replied, declaring that hc was not ashamed
OF being party He thanked God he had 10
90 outside OF his party TO be true to tho Union.
Adjourned till sovon O'Clock Monday evening.