New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-30
NEW.YOHK LEGISLATURES.


SENATE. ALBANY. March %. 1865.
Sundry petitions for, and rem0nstrances
against the Broadway and Crosstown Railroad bills
were presented
Incorporating the Fidelity New-York Insurance
Company and nd ineorPSIatl8g the Father Ma''he"
BILLS PASSED TO A THIRD READING.
Bills introduced: relative TO the Police and justices
Courts in the City of Brooklyn toprovide payment Tor
certain extraordinary expenses of the brooklyn Post
Office q change the Of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company to Travellers Insurance Company.
Mr. FIELDS presented report from the New, i oik
County Clerk, showing the amount recovered. the
amount paid over and the amount received. by the
courts Of New York. forfeited recognzances since
l-Gi. follows: Recovered by judgments. Slab 40;
collected and paid over ON some, s95,9Jo vacated py
TO incorporate a permanent Committee on Foreign
Missions Of the Presbyterian Church
For the relief Of the Kingston aud Rondont Railroad
Company and TO incorporate the same. ,
To incorporate the New York Sub.Aqueous and Ne
tallic Dock and Warehouse Company.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the charter VI the East Newly and
Jamaica Railway Company.
To amend the State Militia law which appropriates
sl500o0 for Militia purposes for the current year.
Mr. BELL moved to reduce the appropriation 10
f5OOOO0.
Mr. FIELDS said that that amount not necessary
that the Rebellion near its close. and argued
that past Legislatures less liberal although tue
necessity much greater, simply because Demo
crat was Governor.
Niessrs. FoIGER and BELL denied the charge Of par
tsanshp in previous legislation on this matter ana
quoted statutes 70 show that IN 1868 sJoOoo was up
pruprinted, and $3.50. 900 in 1864
MIR FIELDS answered that the expenditures OF these
were mainly intrusted not TO Gov seymour put
to the Board Of state officers all but one OF whom were
Republicans. ooo -, l.. ,umo,on,
and Mr.. MURPHY moved to reduce II 10 that ngure'
cd hv IN vote
EVENING SESSION. ~
The Canal Appropriation bills were considered In
Committee of the Whole and ordered to third reading
The Supply bill and the Public Charity bill were made
the special order for Tuesday morning next.
Mr.. a. H. HUNGERFoRD reported bill Tor an in'
crease of fares on certain railroads
Several local bills were passed.
ASSEMBLY.
The Governor sent in report relative to the
Sailors Snug Hnrbor also a communication OF the
Commissary General for an appropriation to the Dun
kirk Arsenal
To amend the act relating to the Prospect PARK OF
Brooklyn. Tue Buffalo Police bill came up for third
reading.
Mr. CUTTING moved to recommit with instructions to
strike out the enactng clause, and spoke at length
against The bill.
When he Lad concluded Mr.. PERRY moved to lay the
reading Of the bill on the table, which was carried.
EVENING SESSION.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Nr HUMPHREYS authorizing the construction
Of enlarged locks upon the Erie and Osvego Canals
The bill eyies for this purpose tax Of seventy cents
tun upon all Westward through frsighs. which. 1t Is
estimated will yield l.70O.o 600 dollars for this year
BY Mr.. ANGTL-Authorizing the consolidation OF the
Atlantic and Great Western Ralroal Company OF New
Yoik in Ncw-York. and the Buffalo extension Of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company.
The Senate then took up for consideration the an
nuai Message Of the Governor and Mr.. Allaher pro
ceeded make elaborate criticism Of that document
when he was interrupted by loud snoring.
Mr.. HoHBs endeayored to get the floor 10 make n
motion but failed and failing in second attempt the
President Lieut. Governor Ayord, resumed the Chair.
and said
Tie President resumes the chair because Of the dis
graceful conduct the part Of the Senator iron the
Seventh Mr. field) What Is the pleasure OF the Sen
ate
Mr CoLE-I movo that the Sergeantnt.Arms be
directed to take the sleeping senator our Of his place
Mr.. FoLGER-I move that the Senate adjourn.
This motion was carried, and the Senate adjourned
From Our Special 0ue,pOndent.
ALBANY. March -. 1905
The proceedings of the Legislature to-day
in both branc hes have been almost wholly destitute of
-~.-' '"'s'S-'. - - .----Ai. .ha ihrd reading
Of bills being as must continue to be for almost all
the remaining period OF the session. the order Of the
day. the Buffalo Police Bill came up. and the clerk
commenced to read 1t. Mr. Cutting Of Erie County
moved to recoumt ii, and made speech Of over two
third reading was laid upon the table,
SENATE.
In the Senate last evening some excitement was 90
casoned by Senator Cooks requesting to be excused
from further service the Select COMMITTEE Of Time.
known as the Grinding Committee" Of which be Is
Chairman. This request was maze in consequence OF
certain offensive remarks relating to said Committee
which Senator Cook stated had been uttered by a
brother Senator-Mr. Hobbs-who had spoken Of 1t as
whisky committee" which remarks bad reached the
ear OF its Chairman Senator Hobbs stated that he had
not used the expressions mentioned by Senator Cook,
and the request to be excused was denied TO ~.
The Senate has been in Executive session this morn.
ing While sitting with open doors, the bill making
appropriations for equpping the National Guard
was under discussion and Mr. Fields took the occasion
TO make long and vehement speech attacking the
policy Of the present State Administration
CAB DRIVERS.
rather exciting debate took place in the Assembly
last evening upon the third reading Of BILL which has
already passed the Senate. relative TO railroad EN-
poyes The following is a copy Of the bill in question
An Act smrioyt' railroad t' STATE i
State employ eny inhabant OF h. State OF the Of 81
wears dryeo conductor, Ia any other CAPACITY,
Ger or municipality Of the Common Council Govern.
rnent Of any city county to theconrsry-Pased Senate
March II, 1865.
1t is understood that the bill aims to override an
ordinance of the Corporation Of New.York which pro.
hbits the street railroad companies from employing
drivers or conductors their roads any person who
has not been least six months resident Of the City
Of New.York. The parties employed In these po'
stions have it seems trades Union, or something OF
that nature which body has taken the alarm at the pro-
position to admit any brought up in the country to
II LaYe held meet.