New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-01

sENATE-ALBAyY. Tuesday. Jan. 81. l

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sENATE-AIBAsY. Tuesday. Jan 81. 1895.
A bill was reported to incorporate the New
York and Union Yacht Club CO..
Bills we're noticed 10 Incorporate the State temper
ance Society and for the construction OF pier In the
Qorth River New.lork
Bills were introduced to regulate the Tees OF phyS
sdans and surgeons in certain cases and authorizing
the Superyisors of Newly to raise money 10 pay
such bounty to volunteers they may deem proper.
Bills we're passed amending the charter Of the Ger
man Savings Bank: changing the name OF Mores
Patent Fire Arms Company.
The State Bounty bill which provides State bounty
men. prohibits al local bountes. and authorizes the
creation Of debt Of 100000 COO for the purpose WAS
also passed.
bill was also passed appropriatng $500 GOO for the
Che service OF the United States.
Bills we're ordered to q third reading for the appoint
Dent Of FIVE Commissioners Of Appeals; ana amending
Che charter Of the Brooklyn Mercantile Library Asso'
citation.
Mr.. Rrgp introduced bill to authorize the
Board of Supervisors Of New York TO provide means to
encourage enlistments and pay boutes 10 volunteers
The bin was referred to the following special commit
tee: Messrs. Reed, Bemis and Ingrahaul.
Bills were ordered to a third reading to amend the
charter of the Washington Insurance Company OF New
York; TO increase the compensation OF Supervisors 70
o. per day; legaze the ordinance VI the Board OF
Supervisors Of New York. passed June % 1864 relative
to bounties in relation to common schools In the '
Of New York
Mr. VAN buren, reported bill for the better protec-
Zion Of seamen in thSport of New-iork. Adjourned.
From Our Special Correspondent
ALBANY, JAN %, 1865.
THE BOUNTY BILL.
The Assembly passed its bill limiting the
amount ofocal bounties as printed In THE Tribune Of
yesterday but with very material amendment The
excited discussions OF as year ~ ne nana
for debts incurred not for bounes TO volunteers but
for the examinations Of drafted men, will be remcm.
bered. 1t slowly dawned upon the comprehension OF
members that the sixth section Of the bin as reported
which 1t will be remembered. was drafted by Demo
cratic member legalized all the bonds in question
caucus of the Union members immeCli tey called.
and was resolved TO resist the passage OF he hill with
the Objectionable section In il. Yesterday morning,
when the hill came up for tbd reading, the section In
question stricken out without much opposition and
Che bill then passed. The Senate in the meantime had
the matter Of bonnes under discussion Tor an hour but
made little progress.
NEW CAPITOL.
movement is on Il OF and is prosecuted with conSid
cradle energy-that is for the latitude Of Albany-wmch
hooks TO the erection Of new Capitol building ana TO
the purchase of the Congress Hall property for site.
There is, however much dissatisfaction among mem
bers of the Legislature in consequence OF the excessive
scale fchageS at the hotels AVID the general want OF
enterprise among Albanians. Senator Shaer OF Alba.
nv, having introduced the bill providing for the new
Capitol counter movement was made IN the shape OF
reSolu on for the appointment of special committee
10 enter into pondcnce with the local authorities
of other parts Of the Sat- to inquire IN reference 10
the removal of the capital to some other section OF The
seniing vote besides that Of the Albany senator
TIE INCEEisE OF TEE QvorA.
The dssaiis faction reference 10 the enlargement OF
Che quota OF the State led to the introduction OF reso-
lutons by Mr.. Reed Of New York asking The Governor
for information to its cause The resolutions were
1eid over under the lule
Y. Y. CENTRAL RAILROAD.
The bill 10 authorize fares 70 be raised on the y. Y
Central hes very quietly in the hands Of tie Senate
COMMITTEE. to which il referred. and many sup
pose that the attempt cary 1t at this session IS lot u
be persevered in This Is great mistake as time VIII
show. The bitch is with one or two members OF
the Committee. who hold the balance of power and
who do yet the prOpriety Of reporting in favor
of the bill They receiving the most ~ remt;lng
attention from the leading Of tie Central and Is
not improbable that their doubts viii speedily be re-
moved.
COURT OF APPEALs.
The bill which has passed tie Assembly providing for
special election throughout the State upon the ques
tion of amending the Constitution so 10 create the
anxis,y Board of Commissioners Of Appeals, cae up
IL he Senate Yesterday.
Nj. Murphy tuU'oo : -, ~ lotion n~oyidng
for q convention to revise the Constitution.
Mr. Fulger opposed this amendment. He cwelt upon
Che urgent necessity for Immediately relieving the col
endar Of the Court of Appea and expressed the hope
that no Con tutOnal Convention would be held until
the country returned to its normal and peaceful cond-
zion.
Mr.. Shafer opposed the bill. The Democratic Se1a
tors we're ready enough to forward this measure while
Gov Seymour was in the Executive chair. Since his
successor in they appear to have adopted different
views in regard 10 1t. No vote was reached on the
bill