New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-06

SENATE. ALBANY. jan. 9 1

NRw.YORK LEGIsLATUDD.
SENATE. ALBANY. Jsn. g. 1885,
The Judiciary Committee reported favorsbly
On the bill for uniform state bounty and prohibiting
local bountiss.
To confirm certain ordinances Of the New.York Sa'
peryisors and TO provide FOR the redemption o. the
bonds therein specified.
10 amend the Quarantine law.
TO amend the charter of the New.York Guaranty In
dennity Company.
To prevent encroachments on the harbor of New.
YORK. aud for the completion Of the Battery exten'
sion.
Appropriating four millions Of dollars for the pay
ment OF inc principal and interest Of the canal debt
Tho resolutions Of Mr.. Andrews. complimentary to
Gems Gran. Sherman. Thomas and Sheridan, and
Admiral fnrragut were called up and adopted. Messrs
l'each and hlVen voting against the last
The Ninth Senatorial District contested case was
hon called up, and on motion to disagree with tho
report OF tho majority awarding the seat Henry X.
Low debate arose, which was continued till the boar
Of ad tournament.
ASSEMBLY
The Speaker presented the annual report OF
the Superintendent OF the Banking Department also
the report of the Treasurer also the report Of tue
Canal Commissioners.
BILLS NOTICED.
To authorize the erection Of q new Capitol
To organize tho city Of Albany and the villages Of
West Troy and Cohoes under the control of Police
Department
10 incorporate the Home Trust Company Of Brook.
To amend the charter Of the ferries between Sag Hsr.
Dor and Greenport.
To amend che registry law
10 employees.
10 ameQd the Revised Satues 10 relation TO divorces.
For the better protection Of seamon in New-York.
For Police District in Buffalo.
To close portion Of the Second avenue. Brooklyn
BILLS INTRODUCED.
| By Mr.. SAMOE-To amend the act in relation "
/ .kn&t Tho .ttup of m Hnyt
| by Mr.. LYoSs-To authorize the construction OF
railroad ia SiKthave. snd other streets in the city OF
New York
place in the city OF New. York.
BY Mr.. ISGRiHAM-To amend the charter Of the City
Fire Insurance Company OF New. York City.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
M HuaPHgRY moved that the Committee on Rail.
roads be increased from FIVE to seven members.
Adopted.
appointed with power to send for persons and papers
10 make AZ vestig relative to the books purchased
by Isaac v yandcrpoo lote State Treasurer for the
Supreme Cour. Library ut BnghamtOn. Adopted.
Mr. Cas-, aHR introduced the following
Re.oscS Ih., .s Senate the SENATOR and Reps
senst,es in Congress from thu stats be requested 70 az
snch action will amend the Consultation Of tue Ontes
States BY sbohns the presen. Electoral College system OF
-ec,ius President aud vcs President; ,,,,.,
The resolution vas laid On the table, AdJourned.
From. Oar Special Correspondent
ALBANY, Jan. s 1866.
THE COMMITTEES.
The question of the forthcoming Assembly
Committees Just now swallows up all Others In this lst
tnde The new speaker appears 10 be man OF morS
hsnsordinary reserved nature, and Keeps hls intsn
lions himself that the gossips are less eonhdent IN
their predictions than usual Tho pressure LOT places
which regarded as honorable or otherwise desiGame
very great and 1t Is noteworthy TACT taken IN con
necton with tho expected advent OF the Central and
o,her great railroad bills that the pressure 20 get on the
Railroad cOnpsAies exceeds By far ell pact experience
The cagerness to ge. upon this Committee is OF course
10 be explained by the ardent desire Of these patriots Z"
shield the people " the State from the Ubiquitous iegs
,tlon about be- attempted In favor OF these giant
monopolirs 10 accommodate these asPn.n's, ~ Hes
fnnrd absolutely necessary 10 enlarge TIE COMMITTEE
ard ressipti0n passed rhis morning Increasing us
numisI ,.. al I'VE Is seven.
uCyYRSOB SEYMOUR REDiyH7 :.
Governor Ssyuours personsl relations wish members
az the party have always been 90 agreeable
that there general disposition. now tnas he nas
ceased 10 Crcupy public station 10 toucn e unire-
quently and lightly upon his faults as p~ssaoN bu'
Nr Keerap an irreprvssble young Democratic repre-
sentative fru one o the S-wYork City districts, took
the very ss opportunity aer being sworn ID l" onef
resolution iudor Ing the administration OF Governor
Seymour. and appointing coHniiliee 10 svn.s! o
hnn the assurances Of profound gratitude on
the part Of the Assembly 10, ms pnonc esr '.,
Th. vas 20 delightfully."- absurd that 10 VAS at hrst snp
nus-a 10 b. Joke and not bed one rt hal ana Az.
Redngton good nsturtdy moved 70 lay Is on tue tsn
vhcrrapon Mr.. Keegan displayed much indignation.
,d ru3.r,ooL 90 debate the resolution and defend the
Governor At length he wss hnally male 10 enaeF-
stand thar the motion was not deoaaoe ana me r,so
lutou was tabled The report OF the snar IN ""e OF
the New.York journah represented mat on mo-
,ion OF Mr.. Redngter tue resolution vas csrrisu:
Thi, morning Mr.. Redington rose 10 question OF
pryeye called attention 10 the report ana statH tnaa
he was not wiling 10 go out 30 the word as irahios
snch resolution as that Mr. aegean seemed 10 thinH
that this his opportunity also, and stating Inst no
Rad = question Of privilege plunged eagerly into
.resch in def,nse Of the Ex-Governor. He was amer
White persuaded that the defense Of dsloya exGo'er
nors not strictly question OF privilege. so the
community will have TO whit while longer for the gs,
Of his remarks.
SENATE.
Ths Ssuat, debated the resolution or thanks n
Crant Sherman and others. Introduced BY Mr.. An
passed but il is significant that Messrs. Niyen and
Beach voted against the one that awarded thauks 70
Gen. Grant.
THE coz .sIED Swat.
The Senate this morning took up Tho contested sesf
case in The Ninth District. hr. Niveh. the sitting
member. asked for farther delay, hur the Senato
showed deter ninaton 10 allow no further procras
Tin .tion and went into the debate at once The Sen.
ale adjourned without coming 10 conclusion, ana the
matter III be- taken up ssain to.aofrw.
INth OissYics FensesteA Elecsiea Csss.
10 tho Ea.,or Of ~, y. Y. Trbsns:
SIa: Senator Folger presented his report
ss,erdsy in the contested election from the lxth
D.,rcr Low AIT. Niven-' Its yo.anirous report,
and EXHIBITS grea; research and labor in Ira preparation.
II is said by those competent 70 Judge TO be the csi
elaborate aud important report made IN a Goa
tested election case in the United States.
The signal ability and csrior evinced in tie Hpor,
and tho large number OF important questions affecting
the rights OF the citizen and the purity OF the bso'boN
passed upon aud decided win it 10 he regarded
in the future AZ Q nos, IN por;sn. public document.