New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

Bounty billthe last Of the season. 1t Is 10 be hoped
taken up for consideration. in the Assembly out
of its order Mr.. Orison Blunt and other gentlemen
from New.York City we're present urging its imme.
date passage stating that the progress OF recruiting
dependent upon it. 1t passed on the third read
ing 90 toll Its principal feature is that provides the
same bounty for drafted procuring substitutes as
for volunteers.
The first two sections Of the bill which contain its
substance are follows:s
SECTION Section Of chapter 20 OF the Laws Of 1865
SIC bounty, to the amour. hcreinbefore provided,
shall be paid person. and drpited who has
furnished who shs furnish all acceptable substitute TO
apply the quota under the call OF December 49, d. $780,
the United and credited the city county
in which said person or drafted man shall be en-.
in such town, city or county which bounty shall be paid
such regulations shall prescribed BY the Governor
person drafted has received any from any city.
county town be shall receive by virtue hereof no more
than enough TO make the amount to be pad to INN equal 70
SIC Section chapter Al Of the Laws Of 1885, passed
February "A, 1885, Is hereby amenced as follows -
SEC bounty, to the amount hereinbeiore provided,
shall be- paid to any or drafted man who has fur
apply on the quota under the call of December
H. A. D.. 1854 which substitute shall have been &C,
ceptd by tho authorities OF the United States and credited
the town. city county which said person or drafted
shall be enrolled and which substitute shall 90 to reduce
quota such city county, which bounty shall be
paid such regulations shall be prescribed by the Gov
rIno Commander in hie by general orders But If any
city county he shall receive. by virtue hereof
enough be paid him equal to
the bounty hereby provided for
The bill was framed by Mr.. Van Buren, and appIopri.
ates s30.00o00O. 1t takes effect Immediately.
PETROLEUM
The bill to protect the City Of Brooklyn against fire
and explosions from petroleum earth or rock oil ben
| zole camDhene. etc. passed the Assembly.
II provides for the appointment Of special warden
in said city, to be nominated by the Commissioners OF
the Fire Department and confirmed by the Common
Council and to hold Office for three years Owners and
occupants Of all places of storage for any these eIpo
sive materials are to permit said warden at all times to
have free access to their premises and he is to guard
the city from fires or explosions caused by any such
materials" The bill is silent TO the manner in which
be to guard the said city but as his salary Is to be
fixed By the Common Council body will have asnug
berth at the expense Of the public.
CLOSING oSE HUNDRED AND THrRTY-SISTH-sT.
A bill to alter the New York Commissioners map had
is third reading in the Assembly 1t closes all that
part Of One Hundred and Thirty ninthst beginning at
point 40 feet westerly from the line of Eeventhaye
and running thence to the river
SOLDIERS MESSENGER CORPS.
Of Veteran Soldiers and Sailors passed the Assembly
on its third reading. 1t is as follows:
SECTION l. Robert Anderson, Hamilton Fish ReeeT, l..
Stuart. Alexander Holland Peter Cope ths.. , Jay
Alexander W. bradford william Blodse 9s,se Zones
" iam r. Dodge. jr, Theodor. Roosevelt, ho"ail Io''e
Charles C. Mott Clarence s Brown aud their associates, are
constituted body corporate by the name oil the '0oe'
sac The obec, ofth, eorpora,an shall be to furnish for
IA. benefit Of soldiers sailors who have served honoraoy
in the army and navy the United states the III
ut q a
Nh, corrotion may IN the amour, Of It's liability
As carrier by stating such amount IN ticket 70 De
owen the time of receiving the messas- property inc
party inaIed nrse. to procure 'ueh NeAe 'Ae A'
Src Il shan be- m.aeresnor for any person procure
carrier by falsely representing himself
ssent OF this corporation or by simulais ITS Uniform
badge ticket And IL 'hal be nisdemeanoi Tor any PRISON
procure employment from this corporation by falsely repre-
senug himself soldier honoraDy discharged from the
\ Amy OF navy OF the United States.
SEC s. T6i. corporation may take by purchase or devise
the the corporation not TO exceed the
$aGoO and shall be subject TO IN. restrictions and
limitation. relating TO corporations contained In the Revised
Statutes the not inconsistent WIN TINS act
SIC Ills shall be deemed and construed to be public
having for it, object the welfare and support OF soldiers
and sailor. who have been abled who nave otherwise
suffered in the service OF the tnit-d states.
| SIC. :. This act shall take effect immediately
SOLDIERS VOTING BILL.
Mr. Gleason moved that the bill In reference to soldiers
voting be made special order in the Assembly for next
Thursday evening. The motion was agreed to.
! TAX COMMISSIONER BILL.
| Mr. Brandreth endeayored to make the New. York
Tex Commissioners bill special order for Tuesday
next Lost-Yeas 49, Nays 81. There is evidently much
weakness the ranks OF the majority in their support
of this bill and it generally regarded as the primary
cause Of weakess in the support of other bills which
are entitled to receive the whole strength Of the dOI
nant party