New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-15
REPORTS.


REPORTS.
Mr.. BELL reported the annual supply oil,
which was made the special order for tins evening
BY Mr.. LAMgEEa-Againstt the retentlon o. tue pres
mt Board Of Commissioners Of Charities. agreed TO-
To close Dwight ST., Brooklyn.
Nh NIsGER of the Select Committee. appointed to
examine into the affairs OF certain departments OF
New York reported that the COMMITTEES was not yet
able TO make written report and moved that they ne
allowed to continue the investigation during the recess
and that the investigation be extended 70 all the de-
nartnens Of the City Government that the Committee
nav deem advisable.
Mr. BILL thought that the Committee had accom-.
plshed all the good il accomplish ana moved that
It b. discharged.
Messrs Low and LAIABERR opposed this motion aud
the report was laid ON the table.
message received from the Governor veioing
III. Dry Dock, East Broadway and North River Rail
road bin because he considered the grant too Indefinite
The message was ordered 20 be printed.
BILLS PASSED.
Relative 10 the Croton Aqueduct in Nsw.Yorh
incorporating the New Rochelle Savings Bank
Incorporating the Long Island Savings Bank Of
smcndjpg the charter Of the Newburs Savings Bank.
10 incorporate the Harry Howard Association o.
Exempt firemen. c,. 49,, =,
70 con soidate the Brooklyn and Carnarsie and inc
SoIth Brooklyn and Bergen-sts. Railroads
TIE NFw-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD BILL
The bill to increase the fare Of the New'l ork central
Railroad was then taken ny. 80, ~, >.
Mr. FOLDER moved 10 recomnu the blll Win IN
strtctons 10 amend IL 20 prevent dscrlmlntlon
IN syor Of through freight and against way freight
Mr. CHRISTIE said the amendment mel Tue app4oDa
tioa OF the friends Of the bill
Tie amendment was agreed TO By unanimous consent.
Nj FOLGER moved TO further amend, that the COh'
paiy shall no case charge way passengers greater
rate OF fare than charged 10 through passengers save
additional charge OF oneifth per cent recompense
for selling tickets.
The amendment was lost.
Mr.. BELL then moved 10 amend that the road shan
make returns to the Commissioners Of the Canal una
Of oil freight carried and TO impose the same rate OF
toll during the Of navigation as ID charged
on the Erie Canal.
Motion lost by II TO 20.
Mr. FoLGER moved TO amend so as to regulate thC
charges Of freight.
Motion lost by 70 to 20
Mr. FOLGER moved to further amend ty providing
that the same facilities shall be granted TO ali express
companies making applications 10 the read are now
enioyed by the American Express Company.
Notion lost by a vote OF IL 10 "a.
Mir HON. moved to amend by providing that the mel
for the improy emeDt of the road and rolling stock
Motion lost By a vote OF Is To Is.
Mr. BAILEY moved 10 amend by changing the tim,
for imposing extra fare from three 10 TWO years.
Motion lost by vote Of IA to
The Bill was then read and passed by 10 to u as fol
lows:
Ynm-Me.u. Auaben Ames. Angel Beach. Christie
Cornell, Cosans butcher, Field, humphrey iaimDe~
Munger, Murphy, Shafer, Smith strong aud Wooarun'
NkYs-Messis Allen, Andrews Bailey, Bel, zoe Coo'
Foger, Hastings, hoyt, Hobbs, JuiaDd Leon, "hte an
Williams.
The Senate then took recess
The hariposa Mining Company bill was referred
back With Doysr % rsSast eds~ s~'