New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08
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The Clerk announced the glorious neWy from Cea
Sheridan. which was received with loud cheen b. II
Senators.
The Registry Law came up.
Mr. STRONG moved to amend thatInspectors Of Eleo-
ton In Brooklyn shall be appointed BY atwothrds roe
Mr.. FIELD moved that for New.York and Brookiy.
the Inspectors be nominated BY the Mayors Of enc
respective cities to be confirmed by two thirds vots
of the SUPERVISOR which was lost BY the following ye
YEAs-Messrs Ansben Beach, Christie, Cosans Iieid
Humphry, Munger, Murphy. shaier, Smith, Ssfoss sal
N,Ys-Messr, william Allen, Ames, Andrews. Ansd.
Hoyt' Hobbs i Jai@d, Isinber, Low and White
Mr.. SIRoNG's amendment was adopted as follows:
YxA.-Mss'I: Alabep; Andrews, Bailey Beach. chnsis.
MUNGER Murphy, Strong and White.
H."s Msys HoSS LsmSse sha.r I Smith sad %ss
ruf.
BILLS PASSED.
To authorize the Second Avenue Railroad Cor,psny
to construct a new track.
To amend the act relative to tolls on the Hsrisa
Bridge
To establish State Lunatc Asylum for the chronic
insane.
To amend the charter of the City Fire Insurance
Company OF New. York
TO amend the act relative 70 Justices and Police
Courts of New.York and relative to District Courts.
The New-York Central Railroad Fare bill wae made
the special order for ,fue day. morning.
Mr.. BRAEDRETH introduced bill to relieve
the New. York Ophthalmic Hospital from taxation.
BILLS REPERRED.
To incorporate the Leng Island Savings Bank.
To exempt the estate Of the Father Matthew Total
Abstinence Society from taxation.
To incorporate the New. York and Huntington Trans
POI tation Company.
r TO incorporate the Corn Exchange Warehouse aal
Security Company.
The SPEAKER announced the order Of third reading
bills under the 9th joint rule.
Mr. STEWART moved 20 lay that order Of business %
the table. Lost. 90 to 40. not two-thirds
Providing for the incorporation Of clubs for social
| and recrea;ive purposes.
In relation to actions and proceedings in bond Of To
Commissioners of Pilots.
To increase fares on the street railroads N BunAs
The Annual Supply bill.
The New.York and Brooklyn Railroad Ferry bin.
Mr.. HtIsE moved to recoDmt the bill TO amend the
charter OF kewburgh with instructions to strike Ouf
the enacting clause which was carried 81 TO ~. ana
the bill was lost.
Mr.. STEWART moved TO lay the order of third read
ing bills the table for the purpose of going into Com
mttee Of the Whole on the Ne~-fork and Brooklyn
Ferry Railroad Bill
Mr. GLEASON asked that the question be taken on tho
motion TO suspend. Carried, 20 to -.
The motion to 90 into Committee Of the Whole On
the bill was then adopted-o3 to 81.
Mr.. WEED moved to amend by striking out the names
Of The corporators and providing for advertising ths
franchise for sale TO the highest bidder by the city az
thortes He said that these franchises had been taken
from the city because the authorities giving th6
away and now years past the Legislature had beea
doing the same thing He was for giving the city the
benefit Of these great franchises that the money mghs
go into the city treasury. Should the amendment %
adopted be would vote for al fair bills Tor railroads "a
kew-lOrk
Mr. STEWART offered TO amend the amendment By
substituting substantially the coporatoD named IN the
Mr. VAN BUREN, favored this. 1t was preferable 70
the original route and was needed by the people Of
New York He wonld benefit the masses by reduciss
the instead OF putting money into the city fress
ury and it was In that way he would amend the DBL
Mr.. WEAVER said he you'd sooner trust me oisy
pany to reduce the fare. The bib as proposed 70 te
amended by Mr.. Stewart conferred franchise vofta
thousands and perhaps millions. This vast sum should
go TO the city treasury. where 1t belonged.
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The House resumed consideration OF the New fcrk
aud Brooklyn Ferry Railroad bill The Chair decides
the question first to be taken on the Amendment 70 ssd
the franchise to the highest bidder
Mr. SHEPARD said the idea Of selling railroad fras-
chise at auction was humbug. He was in favor d -
many railroads as could be constructed through ~
across the city OF NewYork. Those roads we're
needed to accommodate the masses Put down the fay
and would be much better for the people than to eel
the franchises.
j. L. SMITH favored the amendment.
Mr.. WED said the Legislature had no right 70 give
away the properly of the city 10 seventy'two men;
was our duty 10 protect and not to sluander tsess
franchises. .
j. L. PARKrr said 1t was truo that this franchise be-
longed TO the State and so did every franchise
by this Legislature, even to the incorporation OF
Savings Bank. Why not make an auction shop Oh mo
State and sell out all the franchises,
Mr. BRANDRETH favored the amendment. Ihsrs
were seventy names in the bill. and each name repre-
sented member OF this House
Mr. " oop denied that the city or State owned any
franchise in the streets of New York The attemW W
defeat this bill originates in desire 10 protect the mo
nopolies already existing. The object ofthe bill was 70
relieve Broadway 10 give the people an opportuni! 70
ride up and down the city II there were 10 names In
the bill he had been crediby informed that rival inter"
ests had sent up here $50 GO 70 defeat IT,
MrVAS buren, said no argument had been ADVANCES
against the bill. No pretended that was not .
public necessity As one OF the supporters OF the OH
he challenged any man 10 point out name IN when Dc
was interested He thought the deys OF miracles had
returned when the gentleman from Westchester brand
Teth) assumed 10 be u champion Of virtue He was m
favor OF New York railroads under proper rcstrctions
Mr.. BRANDBErH explained that be did not know thaa
any member was interested in the bill ana withdrew
any imputation OF that character.
Mr.. RRpDlNGToS opposed the bill
Mr.. WEEDS amendment was lost
Mr.. STHwART's amendment was adopted.
Mr. MATHEWS moved that each eorporator make
is the identical person named stating his residence ana
the number OF the street. Lost
Mr.. VAN BUGRN moved TO amend. so that when the
net earnings OF the road shall exceed II per cen. ths
capital stock the FIRE shall be reduced TO i've cents;
ami thereafter when the earnings reach The sams
amount, the fare shall be reduced 10 three cents.
Mr. WEED moved 20 amend by fixing the capital
stock the amount actually expended by the corpora
ton. Lost.
Mr. VAN BUREN's amendment adopted.
Mr.. BURDTT moved to amend 50 as TO Tx the fare NJ
cents.
The bin was then ordered 10 the third readins-s
10 10.
Mr. McCoNvuLT moved 70 reconsider n, vote use
aken Lost Adjourned.
The Ceurt Of Appenis.
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