New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
ASSEMBLY,

mttee on Cities, the bill provide compensation TO
tue members OF the NewYork Common Council.
The bill gives salary Of $500 per annum to
each member OF the Common Council, including
carriage hire, fees aud enoluments members OF
the Relief and other Committees and makes the
payment Of reception fees misdemeanor.
The following bills Were also reported favOraby;
BY Mr.. DUTCHER-To incorporate the Protest.
ant Episcopal Tract Society.
To incorporate the Trustees OF the Canal Fund.
To abolish the Office of Canal Appraisers, aud ell
large tie duties Of the Canal Commissonors.
To amend the Finishing Town Act.
To allow the Wilson Industrial School to partici-
yate in the school moneys
Mr.. TRIMMER reported against the bill relative
% canal navigation, defining the liability of canal
boats.
Mr.. BREED made minority report Oh the bill to
appropriate the remainder OF the canal revenue
The minority propose to apply The revenues 10 the
payment Of debts past due instead OF the new con-
struction account.
MI. DEAN gave notice Of bills 10 INCORPORATE tin
Pswners Relief Association, and to repeal tho act
relative 70 certain religious societies in NenYork.
Dir. SHERWOOD gave notice Of a bill 10 regu-
late the collection of licenses.
Mr.. i. HOPKINS gave notice OF a bill to make
The offices of Corporation Attorney and Public
Administrator in New-York elective.
Mr.. McKEON gave notice OF bill to provide for
the enlargement Of the State Arsenal at Troy.
BILLS PASSED.
TO provide for the payment Of certain bonds
issued by the City OF NewYork
To incorporate the German-American School
Society in the Nineteenth Ward, New-YOrk.
To legalize Certain ordinances IN He City Of
New-York.
To incorporate the Female ysitation Academy,
Brooklyn.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by Mr. DEPEW-To continue Ia office all Heads
Of Departments III New-YorR for four years, and TO
prevent their removal uness under charges, the
same a. the Controller.
by Mr.. FLYNN-lo prevent any Hudson River
steamboat occupying ber.h, pier, slip on the
west side Of the City Of New-YOTk, south Of JAy
street.
by Dir. HUGHEs-To incorporate the Emf
grants Savings Bank, Brooklyn; also TO amend
the Brooklyn Local Improvement law. IL inahes
tbe Law Retrospective.
OF the officers and GUARDS OF the State prisons
By Mr.. CRITTENDEN-To provide compensa
Non to surviving partners for their services III act
sling the affairs 10 Of gaIsners4lp. grYs %
ola.e highways in Suffolk. Queens, and Kings Coun-
ties.
BY Mr.. McCANN-To amend the Brooklyn Water
Act. IL makes the Board TO consist OF three Com
tlssioners, two TO be appointed bv the Controller,
with tho consent of tbreefonrths of all the Alder
men, and the third 10 be civil engineer, 70 be ap
pointed by the former two Commissioners.
EVENING SESSION.
Tie Assembly met a,7 No quorum being pres
Snt, Mr. DEAN moved call OF the House. which
was Refused.
Tho Committee Of the Whole resumed considera-
ai0n Of The special order. the Governors Meosage.
Mr. MAYHEM took the floor. He argued at
length 10 show that the Abolition party produced
corresponding sectional party st the SOnth ana was
thus one Of the causes OF the rebellion. IL upon
fbe Abolition ISSUE concealed and tisayOwod 70
Certain extent, upon which the present Natlohal
Administration was elevated TO power. The Presi-
dents first public act was 70 absolys himself from
the binding decision Of the Supreme Court, by as
tuming that its decltiOn not binding upon CO.
ordinate branches of the Government He argued
shat emancipation only tended 10 unite the South ana
divide the North Ho argued that the policy OF the
Democratic party, which mad been the policy OF tho
Govenment for nearly 10 Year,, had elevated the
country TO tho proud position il occupied prior to
Che commencement Of the war, and it was depart
nre from It's conservative doctrines 10 extreme sec
tionalism which produced the present trouble.
Tue message was made the special order for to-
norr0w night.
The SPEAKER appointed the following Com
niee 10 report on proper measures for the defense
Of New-York bartor: Messrs. Seymour, Brand,
OeaD. Lawrence and Panldng,
4 Mr. SEYMOUR moved to refer the memorial OF
khe New-York Chamber Of Commerce to a Commit
hiitse. Laid Oh the table.
I Dir. WARD moved to reconsider tho vote appoint.
Ing the Select Committee Just reported. Laid on
Che table. Adjourned
ftsu Our Special Correspondent.
ALDAsY, March 2, 1868.
Wo have two Broadway Railroad biils now be-
fore .be Legislature Mr.. Ffean, on Friday last, in.
Produced in the Assembly the bill Of which sent
Yea al abstract few days ago, and to-day Mr..
Connolly introduced another in the Senate. The
grantees named In the latter are James Murphy,
Rssse n. Marshall. George Gardner, jacob Hayes,
Peter Gneiss. John Dwyer, and some thirty others
fspresenting the omnibus and several other well
tnowD metropolitan interests The grant confers