New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-11
NEw-YORK EEEEsLATURE,
SENATE AIRANy Feb. 10. 4

NTNAlE.- .ALBANr, rep. ~, lOOO.
Mr.. MURPHY introduced bill for the establish
ment Of a new Quarantine for the port Of Now
York
/ The bill codifes and remodels the present laws;
provides for building an island on Oak Orchard
Shoals ard erecting buildings thereon; requires ihe
Health Officer to reside at Fort Hamlltoni hxes Tue
salary OF the Health Officer al SlO,OUO per auhuih'
aud his Deputy at $1,000; makes the QGaTan.lns
season ast from the 1st Of April TO the lei o. No'eh
Der; confines it to contagious ana inIec''oue ui''
eases; aboishes the Commissioner .. oa"",,
puts the property under the c0ntfoi VI 1ne
! tina Commissioners: continues the present bonTo
OF Commissioners for three years, ana proVnes ihat
the ney, board shall be appointed ny the Governor
and Senate.
ELLIS PASSED.
To amend the game laws
70 amepd the act authorizing the business OF
banking. ,,... E
stockholders Of banks.
4 resolution to adjourn over from the l9th to the
o5th inst WAS adopted
| On motion of Mr.. ROBERTSON, a general bill,
legalzng the State bOuntleS 10 tue volunteers, was
made the special order for Thursday at noon
Mr.. MURPHY introduced "a bill to expedite the
transmission of papers 10 the Appellate Court.
rIr. BELL introduced a resolution inquring as to
the cost, condition, and Improvement OF the Black
River Canal.
Mr.. COOK, from the Comrnttec'on Banks. re-
ported uDfavorably to tho passage of the resolution
introduced by Mr.. Pruyn, concurrng In the views OF
the Commissopers of the Canal Fund.- affirming il
to be the duty of the State ray the principal aud
interest Of the State debt in coin,
The Albany and Susquehsnna Railroad bill was
taken up in Committee Of the Whole, and progress
was reported upOn II.
The bin relative to the Sale of Hay and Straw in
New-York and Brooklyn was ordered to thTd
reading Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY. ALBANY, Feb. 10. 1863.
The following bills were reported favorably from
the Standing Committees
BY Mr.. LEDWITH, from the Judiciary Commit
teeTo punish frauds upon aborers and others seek
ing employment.
10 legahze certain ordinances OF the Corporation
Of the City of Newiork.
10 provide for the payment Of the bonds of the
Corporation of New.York.
10 provide for the continuGnco OF aid to the fami
lies OF the New-York Volunteers.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. DARCY-To give the Police Justices OF
Brooklyn power to compel tho Police Officers TO
bring before them prisoners not confined by order Of
any Court, at any time, to prevent unnecessary
detention.
By Mr. DEAN-To amendthe Metropolitan Pc-
lice Law Tbs bill provides for the adjustment Of
the present Commission by the appointment by tho
Governor and Senate OF four Commits oners, con-
ssilng OF two Of each political party IL also slIef
the details of the present system.
Mr.. DEAN. i'll introducing the bill, said that be
did so by request He himself, did not feel COM
mitted TO the provisions of the ill, as be believed in
the right of every city TO control rs Police law.
Mr.. DEAN then moved the reference Of the bill
to the Representatives Of the Metropolitan Police
District
Mesrs. DEPEw and SEYMOUR opposed the
motion, and moved the reference Of the bill to the
Committee on Cities.
The motion was carried.
BY Mr.. ANDRUS-To authorize the NewYoTk
volunteers to vote by proxy
This bill gives each soldier engaged in the war,
who is LEGAL voter, the power 10 appoint, Ia writ
ing, GONE voter. who is resident Of bis district,
to vote for him nt oil special and general elections.
Also. TO increase the duty on salt from ono TO
three per cent and 90 abOlsh the monopoly IN this
article ty oleuing its manufacture 70 AL.
By Mf. CLARK-For The construction OF rail-
road from Geddes TO Syracuse.
By Mr.. BREED-To incorporate the Ononcaga
Hisiorcal Association.
By Sir. SEYMOUR-To incorporate the Now
York and Brooklyn Passenger and Baggage Com
pany.
Mr. DARCY moved the reference Of this bill 10
the Committee on Grievances, aud The bill went 10
the Committee on Cities.
By Mr.. FKEEMAN-To incorporate the Spring
street Railroad
The SPEAKER having referred the bin 10 the
Committee Cities,
Mr. WARD moved to take il from that Commit.
tee and refer il to tie Committee on Railroads.
The SPEAKER said be had referred the bill 10
the Committee Cit es because the road lay who'll
ly within the city.
Mir. Wards motion WINS adopted by Yeas, -;
NAYS, 25; but quorum voting, the Speaker stated
that the motion would be laid ASIDE.
Mr.. DEAN called for the Yeas and Nays in re-
gard to TO sustaining the action OF the Speaker
The Yeas aud Nays were ordered.
MIR SEYMOUR spoke against She change Of refer
erce lie was IN favor OF city railroad bills going 10
the Committee on Citief.
Mr. Wards motion to refer the bill 10 The Com
mi,tee Railroads WAS carried, by iea- AZ Nays,
30.
This is regarded rs a test vote. foreshadowing the
defeat OF the Broadway Railroad bill which will
now probably take the same reference.
On Motion Of MIR. DEAN, the uee Of the AsBcm
BY Chamber was granted, on Monday evening. TO
tie State Prison Association.
AFR. DEPEW presented communication from the
Secretary of State, nr. Ballard, incosng the coy
respondenCe between himself and Lieut.. W0rdeE,
on the occasiOn Of tho presentation Of the State
sword 20 the latter. Tbs sword cor, $3.50, and was
made by the celebrated jewellers, Tiffany IL Co.. 10
whose fine workm anship the Secretary Of State
pays handsome compliment.
Sir. HCTCiilNo presented petition ~ restore
Slavery IN Tie state Of New.York.
Recess til o clock.
The Assembly met at 7 o'clock, the special order
being the resolution Ol Judge Dean III relation 70
arbitrary arrests.
Mr.. PKiNDLE took the floor and made an elab-
crate argument III opposition TO the resoluiions in
justification OF arbitrary arrests M military neccs
aily, and The win iicaiiOn OF the suspeDson and
gefusal OF he VIII u hobeas corpus. lie opposed
the resolutions 80 dangerous and incendiary,
aud calculated 20 make issue between tie General
and State Governments. lie vIndicaied M LIN
co Us administration, aud appealed 10 The loyalty OF
the Democrats 10 aid in crushing The Rebellion, in
cad Of criiicIsing the acts Of the Government.
Mr.. TALLMAN oommanced TO reply, yiudcatlng
the Democracy from tho charge OF dlsloyaity. lie
gave way at y.