New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
To Incorporate the Ncw.York Pier and Warehouse

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contemplate the passage of such bill o. this which
proposes TO sell to company public landings along the
water front Of New-YOrk or Brooklyn, the company
thereafter TO have exclusive and control over the
came This a novel aud most extraordinary pro
position.
Mr. LANDER also expressed his surprise at the pro-
visions of the bill under which the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund Of Newly ofk may sell TO this Company
every pier belonging TO the city.
Mr.. AMPS argued that instead Of being inimcal to
the interest Of NewYOrk 1t would confer ncacuable
advantages commerce by securing to the products
brought to its wharyes speedy transfer from vessels and
safe and cheap storage.
Mr. Fields stated that the Comptroller was in favor
of allowing the erection Of two three Of these pro-
jected warehouses for experiment.
The bill was thea made the order for Tuesday even
| ing.
| Adjourned. .....
ASSEMBLY.
The question coming up on agreeing to the
report OF the Grinding Committee.
Mr.. WED moved TO recommit the bill providing Tor
two additional Surrogatcs IN the City " New York:
The bill proposed radical change in that Court, and
he was convinced that the people OF that city were
opposed to it.
Mr. STEWART said the bin was asked for by prominent
lawyers in NewYork. on the ground that il was ncces-
sary expedite businees before that Court which was
Mr.. IIcExs raised objections that the Constitution
provided that Snrrogates should be elected and not
appointed provided by this bill
Messrs. BusDrTr, CgEAhrR anS McCoSVnLE took
similar ground in favor Of recommitment.
Nj. NpGEwAY favored the bill for the reason that
eases before the Surogates Court were from one to
three years behind. The bill was necessary 10 expo
dite business before the Court.
Mr.. J. i. PARSER said New York wss excepted rom
the constitutional provision with reference to Sarro'
gates.
The Soldiers Voting bill was passed to third read
ing and made the special order for tomorrow imme-
diatey after the reading Of the Journal
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Schenectady Water Company.
To incorporate the Village Gas Light Company.
To amend the Charter Of Buffalo.
In relation to the Marine Court In the City OF New
York. ,.u
Mr. GODFREY moved to take the Buffalo Police bill
The Ncw.York Paid Fire Department bill was an.
MIR. PrRHy moved the previous question. The yeas
and nays were ordered. When Mr. j. L. Parkers
name was called he asked to be excused lie ara not
Salmon of New-YOrk had heretofore been placed In
false position On this BILL and he had been promised an
opportunity to explain While he shonld vote Ior tne
fine his position whether Democrat or Republican.
Mr.. wocD asked TO be excused for similar reasons
Amid great confusion Mr.. j. l.. SMITH said he hoped
lobbying would be stopped
Mr.. MURRAY called for the enforcement Of the 18th
rule.
were shut off from lobbying.
The SPEAKER ordered the persons not entitled TO the
floor ~ retire.
excluding persons from the lobby not accompanied by
ladies.
conclusion Of the vote then being taken
The previous question was ordered when the CLERK
commenced reading the bill for che third tune.
desired an opportunity 70 discuss the hill but that had
been denied him. he now called attention " the pcrpe
uaon of another outrage. The Clerk, when the bill
was first announced did not give lite number thus ME
leading members as TO its character.
The sss y... IT. A.; al ,hc nnrne-
Mr. SALNoS-I listened attentively With my hand to
nv ear, but did not hear the announcement.
Mr. COLLINS said the Clerk did distinctly announce
the number.
The Clerk proceeded with the reading.
Mr. LYONS demanded that the entire bill be read.
which was ordered by the speaker, WAN. ..u.,.,
Mr BEMIs rose TO explain his vote. While satisfied
that the bill was TO pass be could not vote for IT, and
mus. therefore aer from the majority Of bis party ne
tho to Be s sisss r sps one 'n'
He was NOT excused, and voted nay.
When Mr. McNeils name was called Mr.. CRRANER
a.: :d assn he Was satisfied That there
The Speaker here called him to order amidst great
confusion.
on this floor
The Speaker again called him 10 order and requested
the members 20 take their seats.
Mr. TURNER name being Called ne rose 70 point o'
order amid great confusion.
The Speaker raped and called to order
MI. TURNER said extraordinary means had been re-
sorted 10 ~ press this bill; He would vote against
n though he had been offered $500 to vote for it, while
other members had taken it.
Great confusion ensued Members rose 10 their seats
The Speaker called 10 order.
Mr. ANGEL asked to be excused, and hoped his re-
onest would be granted. He had decided 10 carefully
examine all important bills but IN this case. that
been forced upon the party In caucus, and had been
otherwise forced through without due consideration
he was excused. .,
been stated by q member this floor that money had
been offered him by another member to vote for this
bill Notice should be Immediately taken Of the occur
Tr. WARD moved that q committee Of investigation
be appointed before the announcement ofthe vote.
The Speaker ruled the motion out OF order.
Mr. WARD rose to explain. IL the bill passed, the
Fire Department would at once throw up their appafa
tus and New. York would be defenselees against the
favages Of Ere.
The result on the passage OF the bin was then an
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BILLS ALSO PASSED.
incorporating the National Turkish Bath Company.
The Militia bill amended by fixing the appropriation
for militia purposes for the present year at sJO.UU
Amending the act comforting certain land grants to
Newly
To provide for laying out Princesi., Brooklyn.
incorporating the Father Matthew temperance
Society No. ], OF New-YOrk.
Resolutions were adopted requesting the Metropolitan
Police Commissioners TO report the number OF licensed
and unlicensed retail liquor sellers in their district and
also requesting the Excise Commissioners TO report the
number OF suits brought, suits settled. and the amount
of fees and costs received.
The bill approprIailng sloO to procure plrns and