New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14
FROM ALBANY.
From Our Special Correspondent.
ALBANY. April IL. 1865.
XAYFAIER.

From Our Special Correspondent
AIBASY April IL. ls6a
PAY OF COMMON COUNCIL.
The bill giving salary TO the members OF the
Common Council Of New York passed the Assembly
to- day In the shape in which 1t wes originally intro
duced and passed In the Senate tho wholesome amend
ment Introduced IN the Assembly CoinEittee OF the
Whole on Monday having been stricken ont. The vote
WINS yeas 90; nsys B. We give the bill Us 10 passed.
SECTION D. Tho member. OF the Common Council OF tho
City OF York ,A rec i've, a. compensation Tor 'nif " =
monthly psyrp.nf at he -sch snd ~ month wic
shall BE- IN leu Of rsiras' hire and a. Other ~
G. 10 additional rolprn-aon for eNic' rs members OF
ouu,,e. MEMBER. Of the to,rd Of !,s,h member. Of re
R-ir ni,ice. for other ofciai services fees
MEMBER Of the Common Council hre beI-y abo i-r
SEC. Any nenber Of the Common 90, ell who man
sppicab the nrnbrs Il IT.. Common Council or who
.h. for any eoniIrei IN yosion Of sw pItny al PR
anthorkd by law. or for any iiess Or i'jT Gus "a,
dpo'on ofsorotsie property sL' o. I'nei... .ns n
prnaItirs IIe.cr.L.d therefor
LAKE AsD RIVER MPGovEMLST.
The bin to incorporate the Lake and River Improve.
ment and Railroad Company parsed tho Assembly this
morning During the proceedings while this bill was
pending, ar. Keegan. one Of the New.Hoik City mem
bers became so uiush excited that the Speaker bod to
order the scrgeantat arms him. lie was re.
moved rom the floor.
Mr. Ingraham moved that be be freed from arrest,
bis improperly having been committed during excite
mont
Mr. Wood claimed that Mr.. Keegan should apologize
for lis conduct.
Mr.. Van Buren, said that Mr.. Kecgan was excited
and should be restored hs seat making the neces
ssry EXCLAMATION.
Ar. j. l.. Smith regretted that Mr.. Kcegan had vo.
lated the rules Of House lie hoped be would 10
kindly treated and restored To his chair.
Mr.. Redlngton bored the an ,ndment made by Mr.
Weed would be withdraw. rs Mr.. Keegan bad done
What lie tad done White IN high state OF Excitement
Mr. Wood did no, yish TO ina.ct any unnecessary
punishment Mr. Kecgan. lie would therefore with
draw bis motlon.
Mr.. Lions said he took exceptions TO The conduct not
only Of Mr. Keegan but TO the condaet tie Char lie
said the Speakers language did as much violence TO
proprieiy Mr. Kecgans conduct He said the arrest
as Illegal the House nat bAvIng ordered II.
Sir Wilbur said tho arrest wa perfectly valid He
hoped however that Mr.. Keesan's conduct would be
overlooked
Mr. Salmon said Mr. Keegan's conduct was wrong.
still AZ IL doLe under excitement he should favor
the motion made BY Mr. Ingrlhsm.
Mr. G. Parker doubted whether the Speaker had the
right 10 arrest member without being instructed TO
do 40 by tie House.
Mr. vodder said the Speaker could not order tho ar
rest without the authority OF the House
Tho Speaker said he ordered the be could Of
his own yotion order the disc argo 81 the member.
He accordingly ordered Mr.. Keegan TO be restored to
his seat
Mr. Kcegan having resumed his seat apooeired for
hi, conduct and said he sincerely sory II he had
donc any thing which could possibly wound the feelings
Of the Speaker or amy other gentlemen.
DEFEAT or TIE HEALTH BILL
The Novlork esl,h dill came w for its third read
ing il was lost receiving So affirmative TO SO nega-
tive votes. The yeas and nays were as follows:
YrA.-Mes'r.. .And'u'; Barley. Biddleconi Bonhsm.
Collins, n tsrs Crsnd, Cro~r. Godrsy Grs,on, n,
iia.broocs Howard, hue, Humphrey. Han.erod kesss,
T. rsr.r rs ST iits,d Pts rss RriiurtOn Reed
Eoss nss seS ssn s snaS ss.w
art. suoEs, liInsLsat, Ioinsn, Topn we6ber, "iber
si"~Me:,u. Bowel, 1oot..ver, Blsrea' Bprd.,.
burns. cos, cOoEer Cutting, Chapman . M.! \.
bel Hsyns. In.'sLam, krts.n' kinbsl k.as. 4,
Lockwood, Lou,rei, Lyons, Macy, Mcdonald. Mcneil
sst ns s salmon Summons. ss.bschsr sherwood
Shuts !. L. Smith Ismsn Turner Ven buren, .sndezee
N.rdeI WsId Weaver, Weller. Weed. Nhi;min-5l
Mr.. kimball and Mr. Van Buren, voted with the op-
bill and voted In the negative 10 cradle him TO move
recons iderption. NJ. Kimball voted with the Demo-
Gratis IL is presumed from force {. hrbi,. number Of
Union members lodged Mr. Van Buren, moved O
consideration and to lay that motion on The table. II
will come up again under favorable auspices In
few days.
CORN IL UNIVERSITY
The bin 10 establish the Cornell University was
sdered IN Committee Of thcWhoe.' and ordered 10 a
third reading by large majority. An amendment was
introduced requiring Mr.. Cornell. tho mun!hcent
founder Of the University TO pay the Geneseo College
the sun Of sc5Ooo Ii is to be hoped that the Senate
viii strike out this paltry imposition.
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
The debate on the Couira fare ill continued In
the senate to-day, Mr. Hastings making able srgu.
ment against H. Ky an oversight on tie part Of tho
frio1ds of the b the Senate adjourned without any
motion TO make IL special order for TO morrow. Some
uncasnoss is felt among the friends Of the bill that they
should be nbe To set the requisite vote TO bring II
up again In time to secare It's passage.
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Ncw-Hcrk Legislature.
ASSEMBLY,. .ALpAg,. April 10. 1905.
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