New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13
,yy TAX COMMISSIONERS BILL.

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that department of the city government IT organized
a new Board Of Tax Commissioners depi'ed the
Controller of tho appointing and vested it IN the
Clerk Of the County of NewYork. the Alderman Vi NO
Seventh Aldermauic District, and tie Supervisor last
appointed by the Mayor Of the city.
Aswe have said, it was made party measure in
caucus in the Assembly early IN the session. but iaea
10 come 10 a vote in consequence of the absence OF
number Of the Union men and the open bostlhty OF
others when the attempt was made 30 move IL iof'
ward.
On the 3ith ~ March, NJ. Brandreih moved TO make
it special order for the Tuesday next following win
this result:
Yx,s--Mo.srs. INDUS Barclay, Bddeeom' Brandfe,s'
Rrnnson Carpenter, Cooley, Gleason Green, haso,1uck
Humphrey. <. II. Hmserfoid, LaIham lee LORD oIveI'
sger o. farke5 Perry fct"'e r9s, naEsr Ssoo
stafford, Stanford stewart Strong, Toirnan Iophh van
Rur.n Wehher and Nood-3g. $500
N.Ys-Mcs.r. Bonia,n Bosr,l, Boo;,'arer, BGurdt JW
Brown, Bp'ait, Burns Cole, Co@T C14n"g C@a'@@a a.i
Ciark. C,come' CIove bs.d' tow%di fSaai Levi.
Drr,r'o j Togfr,i LIONS McCnriH McDonoH, Mn-gay
Nicser,on Nolan, oeoti P-taa Piaf R,dgloay, koooi
son. salmon Secbac.e' shaw, >huh = L. S,im, s'"n,o
Toigar Turner, Jander:ee, Ieeder Ward HedT"i "eea'
orth eud lfhitndn-59 ,.,,,
/ The Union men voting in the negative were Mc'srs'
Bonham. j. W. Brown Cole Crowcl, Edwards llulse
hlnbRi. Lewis, NuANI anu N'itu' <A"'N"' VI ''N
voting; Messrs. Angel Bemis Collins. y. Clark Close
Craudan, Edceron, Hollis Howard, Kellogg. Lefeyer
Mccall. Mcrsoreau Morey. j. L. Parser, Pitts, Rich
srdson, Severance, Sumner Shepherd sherman J.. =
smith, Squircs TilDghast, aud WILDER.
The bill Of course, having failed III the Assembly
did not 20 TO the Senate. An attempt was however
subsequently made in the Senate in Committee 81 the
Whole TO move tie provisions OF the bill rs an amend
! ..f... fI...T lou IL ynil tNf ~ I.
NAYS were not taken.
THF BUFFALO AND CAPITAL ToLlCE Bills
passed the Assembly by a full party the latter
having previously passed the Senate and Is now law
The Buffalo bin was considered Senate lust At the close
Of the session. but consequence Of the opinion formed
by leading Union Senators adverse 10 H. constitution.
atty, was not pressed 10 vote.
THE VETOED Bills.
The principal bills vetoed by the Governor, after
passing the Legislature. were tho Dry Dock and East
Broadway Railroad the Central keilroad. the Manhat'
tan Gas the Metropolitan Underground Railroad,
the Pneumatic Railway Express, the Secondaye.
Railroad. and tho 1hirdave. Railroad bills.
/ The DIV Dock and East Broadway Railroad BILL ar
introduced in the Senate early period Of the ses
sion and reported from the Committee permitted the
Company to extend IL road by double track from Green
WlcH-s'., IN ana " tA'
River and also from Greeawich.st., in and through
Courtlandt..t TO lie North River. But at the time
Of he consideration IN Committee Of the Whole in
Senate very material amendments were made IN the
BILL p,oyiso was inserted that the company should
purchase the sraaos horses and materials OF
tie Telegraph Stage Company, running nom
Grand-sl. ferry 70 Courtisndt-st. ferry and there
upon should icoeed to all the rights franchises
a.. 1,,A And
the company were authorized TO Ing double track
railroad through AL the streets ndavennes ira'eIsed
hy the stages Of said company except ;let instead OF
trimming upon Broadway they were TO lay Their track
upon Grand 10 Sullivan and through Mercer or sullivan
70 Canal and through vostry wesst. These amend
nents were ALL nearly all, introduced al The Instance
Of Senator George H. Andrews. and, thus amended II
passod The Senate without opposition.
On the 5ih o, 4 ri il passed The Assembly b, the
following vote:
Yr,s-N~.s.r. Anse Bemi', Bouh,m B,.'c,i Eos.tore,
hlaure BTsndre'h A. A. BfGgn j. w b5oS n Ginon'
Crowen Daniai Edwards. fitsego Fonda. saughaH tod
'rey Green Borl6et asbfoqcs. Hogao' lioi' Howard
ever Ice Lows. iocl,ood Lod iovf'>i lynn haiog
Mc( al, licIJonah, DcNei. Merer.aa, Mofey. M"Tgg
Perry Pc,sfd. Pn. pioU Fo.i, Richafd.on, R'egras
Roter.on Rouse Root salmon SlHsoh' so'ord Seeeeeh'
h. smith Spoor seuiIcs s'aaod .anord stewart, To-.
M y. T1racr, Fandeysce " nd, WeDbI HrV>, ho"r
xSYs-Ne,,r. 4 irus 30 key Bgdi, CsrreuieI DIN.
iiulse. humphrey. H. VI H,ag0Jor@, NoHhsoi MfCsr'H'
eo'; Krnsn. hsa1.,oT, h"srfi o.5na i"'"'
Onion m.rpoer- in Roman. Democrat, in hahe.
on the 18Th Governor Fen.on sent IN to the Senate
Ii, veto of bs bill This WAS The first Of the series Of
yetoes win which Governor Fonton has spoiled tho
p-oiectr Of the Legislative Jobbers who everywhere.
! except in the Executive Chamber. had such plastic
materials 10 work upon. The veto carried great con-
sternation into tleir ranks. They were sagaciou'
enough 10 perceive that the principles upon which ths
Goye1cr based lis action in this instance struck al
the vita, Of the whole series Of affiliated measures
which ,ney Rad expended much toll 70 much
ingenuity and 80 much money in getting through and
that III. came fate al probability awaited them all
+ The event justified their sc!ubre augnries.
The rle.sage when received was laid upon the table
On the 2st of April il was taken up on motion OF Mr.
: Hasting, The Yeas aud Nav. On ths motion were;
Yy.s-Nie..fs. ALeil Bsey Bel, Cs,''tie' Cole Cool
I and isu.ooes Lew Muasei. STRONG, Whiie-lS
SArs~Mrs.r., Alas,q' Aadew', Anse, B'aea Cam
in.on men III Roman. Deno-T.tsi IN Halic
So me veto was TAKEN up from the table and motion
made 10 pass he bill over the veto which the vote
wa follows:
Yru.-m~.rs 1!atsn. Andse~,, Beach, Cosan', F'''d'
Ropbs HsveDs-1. 90, - =,
NArs-Ne.p. Allsn. Bailey Bell. Clr'''ie Cole Goo.
Comet DutcLer. Folger, Hs,inFs Hsy Hu~otry JIsnn
Lsnbesr Low. Munger. M'Phy Mhdfr5, Strong ""hsD'
! Mon o,eu IN Ronsn. Democrat in Ifohe.
I The bill being thus nIolly dsposed o. did not o.
course 50 again 10 the Assembly.
/ Position or THE DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH