New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13
NETWORK IIEGHsLATURh'
B1y..ALBAsr, March ii, lsoJ'

TyENING SISSIVA'. r
The Assembly met at o ciV'''
Westchesser IN the CHAIR o,oA boIf an hour.
Ihe tPIaiV "n question Of privilege, SAID The
,oDor, of Inc Committee on tue - iii 80 =.
H6use TO purchase copies OF 'no lo,or Of ,bn Cam.
".u o0'n go not known Of or approved tDe report
1 n" r"n,yeS ;ts recommittal. Adopleo'
lie ho'ou " RuLs INTRODUCED.
-, II. rOUlREL-To incorporate the l.itho-
o.aHhors, Benevolent Association o. newt ok.
graPnws1s TALLMAN-To ametd the act In relation
Dt w. Involvement Of New-York City.a
10 VIC NJ McCUNN-In relation TO Supervisors OF
NngyYork. II makes it salaried office at e, 700
yearly ,,u.N ~. A. ;,,.ov.r.,t os
.be streets ana highways Of Morrsania.
Nv Mr.. CLARK-1o provide for the construction
If railroads in the City of Syracuse.
By MIR BOOKSTHVER-To reduce the feHiage
end regulate the ferry between Roupdout ana
Rbinebeck.
BY Mr. ROBINsON-To provide for letting by
sontrscis the New-York canals.
BY Mr.. HlIIr-ln relation TO SurroGates Cour's'
Mr.. DOUGHTY offered resolution calling IoS
information from the banks as TO the amounts 'os"eu
on gold, bills of exchange, &c. Laid over.
The special order, the charges OF coIrup'ioi os"'
the Speaker, were taken up, the question Doing y"
resolution TO appOiot Committee <u;.r s,b-
Mr.. SHERWOOD offered the following SUD-
situte; ,,,. Hama. On the
s Of FssiusTy to tSe eject tia. fOu'e would elect
Conee 70 nvegss a.. Ps'a, osspda sS. Of M Cat
leo. a, msnber ~. Assembly, and Nth .ro,,s
Ifs,sas r. @ Field has Presented charges win 'pecih
oationa srsinst the said mcnbeT, Therefore ,.,, A.,
Resored That Committee Of five be appon.en ps Wv 9
hi, official character such member 90 far a. such ehage
and spechcstions In conformity TO the resolutions
o ana the Of the House in relation thereto ana ns
said COMMITTEES power 10 send for persons and papes
sad that they poa % mi. House the evidence taken by
them with their concusi Gus 'herecn - =,
Res Iced thai such CONT se consist Of me'Ts PTnae'
MonltOn. r D. Iisvens, Ls<o and Is.msn - tho po.
Mr. FIELDS argned against the right OF the re-
publicans to claim majority OF the COMMITTEE
being charged partly with participation In portion
of the corruption.
Mr.. HEALY argued that the party accused ought
not to have committee OF enemies ,..:,u,. o.
adopted. Yeas &c. Nays d. All affirmative ne
publcans; all negative, Democrats. o.,
The Coumittee was then made an open Com
mittee. Adjourned.
SENATE. ALBANY, March II. 1863
Mr.. MUNROE presented petitions OF the Brewers
Of New.York, Brooklyn and Albany, for relief, 10
protect their property III butts, casks and barrels
used for malt liquors
Some thirty remoDstraucss were preeented agauiisV
Mr. Connollys Broadway Railroad bill. =,
The I'LL authorizing loan OF Sl2o,0J0 Tor the
completion of the Kings County Court House, was
ordered to third reading.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Authorizing the City OF Buffalo 10 Rraut I6uu W
the Young Mems Association.
Al propiistiug 5000 for law library in Brook
lyn. .--....
For widening BushTick avenue and improving
South Seventh aad South Sixth streets Brooklyn
Bv Mr. CONNOLLY-A bill authorizing the
Building CommissoneIs of the flity-iiIs-Street 70
lice Court House eXpcnd for the land and Tor the
completion and furnishing OF tDn same, the money
appropriated by the Common Council
By Mr.. COKNELL-A bill authorizing the Com
mon Council to construct slip in front OF the Bat
terry. ,
BY Mr. FOLGER-A bill to make more easy the
proof Of transactions Of foreign corporations. IL
provides chat their books or copies thFfeirom Ven-
cd may be used in evidence, on ten dhys notice 10
the opposite party; this privilege not to apply ~heh
such corporations party 70 the action, and teeke
10 prove its proceedings IN its own behalf.
By MIR. ROBERTSON-A bill 10 make the ex-
peu:es Of the Board Of Health fall upon the town
where created, instead Of county charges.
The bill for The Incorporation Of the New-iork
Medical College for Women was advanced TO thiId
reading.
The adverse vote On the resolutions smendatory
OF the Constitution, Tor the relief OF the Court OF
Appeals. was econside ed, and the resolutions were
laid Oh the table.
The bill reducing the number OF notaiies publlc III
the ate to Que 10 every 800 inhabitants aud en-
towering them 10 t.ke Acknowledgements OF deed'
ana other written ius,rumeots was ordered TO
third reading.
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.