The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-23
IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY.
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The State Militia rendered by the Gov
ernor for Garrison Duty.
Message Of the Governor on
the State Debt Interest.
Passage Of the Assembly Bank En-
Ibling Act in tho Senate.
Modification Of the Senate Amendments
to the Metropolitan Police Bill,
and Its Final Passage.
The Charity Dill and tho Bin Extending tho
Term Of Office Of the Tax Commits
y siontrs Passed In the Senate.
The squabbIe Over the City Tax
Levy.
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ALBANY. April %, 1854.
I'm srAn MILITIA RELIEVE THE REGULAR TROOPS m THE
HARBoR DKrENCEs.
Tho rumors In reference 70 the call OF the War De-
partment upon Governor Seymour for the State
militia grew out OF intelligence received here from
the war Department that State troops will be received
by General Dix guard and other special duty in and
around the harbor forts Of New York. during the alb
sence Of the volunteer recently stationed there
the Governor has rendered to the War Department the
OF the militia regiments for the defence Of the forts
around New York and elsewhere the frontiers. He
thinks this desirable well to relieve tho regular troops
detained within tho State FOR such purpose ~ to afford
the National Guard desirable opportunity for drill and
practice.
rHx INTEREST THE STATE DEBT.
The Governor sent into both houses message this
evening, protesting against the policy adopted
by tho passage OF tho resolution paying the
interest on the State debt In currency. on
tho ground that will depreciate State stocks and inure
the credit OF the State He recommends reconsidera
ton Of the action the houses, and that the inter-
est no paid in gold.
BANkuHa MsTrxUuoNA sa,sl.s
Tho vote BY which the Senate bill authorizing the
banks Of the State TO organize under the United States
Banking Law was lost yesterday reconsidered this
morning. and the bill that passed the Assembly was
substituted 10 is place, and read the third time and
passed. This disposes Of Il O. far a the Legislature Is
concerned II goes to the Governor and the general
impression that the Governor will take bis own time
in considering H. and when tho lawmakers leave here
tha wholoa vufn nf
republican party trying to exempt the property Of
moneyed institutions from TAXATION and TO throw ad
dtona burthens the farmers and real estate Of
the state.
THR CHARITY BILL.
The bill making appropriations the charitable inst
buttons passed the Senate this morning. The only amend
meut made 70 the bill after It let the Assembly
increase In the appropriation to Of the hospitals
The Assembly viii yet be calod upon TO vote upon the
amendments before the bill can be sent to the Governor
roucx SALARY AND SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW.
The committee OF conference on the Senate amend.
% the 70 Ss ON xo nos 70
their report has been concurred In, and tho
bin win now go 70 the Governor Tor biz signature 40
agreed 70 strike out the three sections aboshng the
Board Of Excise Commissioners in the counties Of Nov
laws q shs STATS section forty iwo in regard the
read Is foiows:-
LAWFUL for 70 sen !; sDS:
a;y Of public election .aS
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" Of afy dollars each offence 30 sued for and recov
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This leaves the question selling liquor Sundays
STATE applicable the whole State, with the exception
that the authority and power Of prosecuting tho fines for
srics Attorneys 10 New York and Brooklyn and pIacsd
10 the hands Of the Metropolitan Police Com.
s COMMITTEES sos also .,a1 aadsS
the police. providing that this increase shall
apply after the resumption Of specie Payment The
OF both houses with this report OF the con-
ference committee settles the question: and puts an end
10 the controversy this BILL much 70 the relief Of the
friends Of the police force.
THE SUPPLY PILL.
The bill making appropriations for the deficiencies Of
the STATE government has jumping back and forth
between the two houses for several days past Tour
five conference committees have been appointed, and
all disagreed They have finally reached settlements o.
TO the clerks OF committees In tho Senate Of hundred
dollars and over that they are quarrong the Assembly
committee refusing recognize the right OF the Senate
TO favor its clerks those IN the Assembly and
thus they stand divided and VIII probably until the
very last thing before the adjournment
TAX AND ASSESSMENT COMMISSIONERS.
The bin extending the term Of oiIice OF the Tax Com
senate for a third reading this morning Mr..
Fields made two motions 10 recommt aud amend, both
o. which were lost. ana .ne on, was read sse 'nra
There amendments made 70 the bill as II passed
the Senate. and will therefore, Immediately t. tho
Governor HIS action upon II 10 looked for With great
OTHER Bills rAssEp m THE SENATE.
large number Of bills read the third time and
passed In Senate, and quite number reported bus
they were mostly Of no importance.
Tho Assembly, after concurring with Senate amend
meuts TO bills went into the Committee OF the Whole
os.nos q he morning ." se Bill
arose over nearly every paragraph IN the bill, and
M apa waro incro
inserted authorizing the Mayor Comptroller and City
Inspector 70 enter into contract Tor nye years FOR clean
dollars 70 be expended annually. The party taking the
contract shall give security for the faithful performances
DSosss and Che Bill was made The special order Tor the
The Afternoon session Of the Assembly taken up in
consideration Of the city tax lsvy The salary 70 the
= sort or ipdscriminais way number q
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for the Roman Catholic Asylum. Mr.. lsgraham succeed
the imp ovsmeps Of the different roads In The upper
part Of the Island. Tho amount for each locality spe
cned. The Hvy vas finally ordered % third reading.
Tho county levy considered yesterday, then had It's
third reading. and was passed.
INK MILITIA BILL IN TIN SENATE.
The Senate took up the militia bill this afternoon, 10
Committee Of the whole, and substituted new bill for
the House bill, which much shorter than the latter.
The elective system Of officers retained also one
two other features Of the House BILL The appropriation
vas e Il three hundred and hfy thousand dollars.
The substitute was ordered 70 third reading the
rules suspended and the bill read the third time and
passed This leaves question 10 such position thas
those In the Assembly who raised such howl against
tho National Guard Of the State have lost everything
that they were fighting for The power Of organlxasicn
Of regiments Il left with the Governor the same - In
the law Of 1891 II may fail 70 become law In any
shape account Of ths radical difference between the
two houses.
INV roRx Axp NEW ymHY povxpARy LINE.
resolution adopted In the Senate this aiterncso
nstrucsng the Attorney General take such action - ~
may Deem advisable protect the interest u the Seats
involved In those pending In tie United Ssse car
cuts Court Of New York IN which the boundary between