The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-23
Assembly.

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| ALaAsy, Jan II 1888 -
Inc srxAxEs pcsened the annual report Of Che New
bills rrRopucvp
Wy M MI nhRsImsrS change tho name OF the New
BY Mr. FRgAR-To revive and extend the charter Of
ths New York Female Assistance Society
BY Mr. BALDwIs-To authorize towns the line OF
route 70 subscribe and hold stock the New York aud
Oswego Midland Railroad Company
COMMERCE. or THE rosr or srw roRK-ovAKasrIM AND
THE CHOLERA.
Mr. LrvraJoHs, trep) Of oswcgo, offered the follow
ing
whereas the OF the port Of New York has
creased since the formation OF the national with
rapdiy far surprising that q any cher port within It's linn
OF ne country and extends lts beneh and blessing 70
nearly all parts 81 the nd anu whereas such increase has
those quarantine regulations which essential 70 the pub
inland VILLAGE and throughout ihc whole esuny osd where
cnce OF cholera which committing such fearful
wages IN many other parts Of The world the sppear,nee Of
during ~ continuance our commerce. both foreign aud In
Resolved e ,he senate concur Tina, IN view Of ts fore
York has been Obliged To abandon her
lns G.,aslshmen, 10 conseausnee Of ~ proximity to dense
properly psoydng AGAINST me spread Of the terrible pest
wnn e. os sT Ne .os dp at Ss t
as nay be- required IRE 10 NEE. Che emsrssnsy
l HEREBY p rsanes s to s Z, ey Of the rSn PR
Washington and AK them to place gratutoisy tempo
YORK such :" OF has az not now IN @ 81
e IN M p % new s Ss nTs@ss IT,
Resolved rhe, the Governor he requested to pansmi
REPRESENTATIVES. and senators In Congress or the
obise, sought 70 be attained
This was adopted
EDUCATION
Mr. LrrLEJoHS also reported the following
Resolved Thsi the Superintendent OF rab In.'ru.o on
information at his comnsnd 9csprcns Il, method. BY
Fe e,Ss, secure S i.e r g@oi aa s r o.
especially sucl laws aud regulations having ths object IN
dans Of the children, and what amenanrn, addoa 4
sasca'y secure the edueaoa Of every child Ia our state
Adopted
ruH qr,R.srrsy
Mr IrnBJ1rS also offered the following
Whereas qusrsn,ne es,ablshmcn ,Eof port
York national IN ~ benefits and sdv.n,asr. aad ahood
oe" AID where's The sa.s la. bee" eanpica by rs.en
X y. k sS :,s
fo the STORAGE Of good. ana ereb,nd. arriving n
p ay se.u,. s ay AMI sad o ~ Il. h. aa
saies 70 provide Accommodations for hss go.e
: 'S' % mo- lefsy ssSes.s
Reroivrd n concur That our senator. and
ava ~ so~ h nc AID s sr ss. re-
the paHsge 81 an act sprropraung suc sum with like
S bs for he efsn @ ss s
other -osd oe,,on 10 The bay Of Nov Yors q lo.ls.
goods and mrrchand.e arriving In the port New York
Resolved. II the senate concur That the Govcrpor
fe,s,os. 70 The rrr-ea, Of The U@ra sssss and % oa1
senator and Representatives In Congress.
Mr. C'SGDos, lrcp Of Tompkns moved 10 amend by
asking Congress TO take charge Of all quarantine
isbshnent Tais lost and the resolution then
doptcd.
Mr.. fIrr' offered tho following
Resolsei Thu, the Commissioner Of Qustsntine 10 aud
re hereby directed an
an the constructing
hay Of Mes YORK suitable docks whArves h.spt.ls
warehouses aud accommodations for permanent guaran
tue establishment Tor tho OF New fok together with
such rhrr Information relating 10 THIS location ba
useful 4, the Legislature.
This was adopted, and the Assembly thon adjourned