The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-15
STATE CAPITAL.
TIAe Quarantine Bill Passed
In the Senate.
Permanent Quarantine to be Estak-
lished in the Lower Ray.
TAXATION OF BANK ST0CKN0lDE
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Debate ON the Various Railroad
Schemes.
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Charges Of Bribery Preferred Against
Members in the Senate.
Concurrence in the Amendments to the Metro.
politan Health Bill
Go. 60. &c.
Permanent Quarantine to be Estah-
lished in the Lower Ray.
TAXATION OF BANK STOCKHOLDERS
Debate ON the Various Railroad
Schemes.
Ohaxges ofBribery Preferred Against
Members in the Senate.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
senate.
ALBANY, April II, 1866.
BILLS PASSED.
For the relief Of the Brooklyn City and Newtown Rail-
voad Company.
Incorporating the Brooklyn Masonic Hall Association.
Relative to the College Of the city Of New York.
incorporating the New York Steam Transit Company
hllng and improving low lands.
Incorporating Rockaway Beach Hotel Company.
Authorizing construction OF a permanent quarantine
establishment In the Lower Bay.
Authorizing the taxation Of stockholders In banks and
Mr. KLINE trepl OF Montgomery, moved to amend oy
Ton security for the circulating currency which was
3ost
The bill was then passed, % to 3-Messrs Kline, T.
Authorizing tho Supervisors Of New York to raise
money by tax to refund certain moneys paid into the
Supreme Court and not accounted for
Mr. PrA1T trep;) Of Clinton, reported back tho New
York Central Railroad Fare b(l.
The Assembly amendmentS0 the Metropolitan District
Excise bill were concurred in.
BILLS REPORTED.
To amend the registry law. Amending the Revised
Statutes relative to regulations concerning brokers Re-
lative 10 stockholders in life insurance companies.
Authorizing the formation Of the Rockaway Beach Land
Company.
NEW YORK CITY RAILROAD SCHEMES.
Mr. HuSH ,s rep Of Wyoming, reported from the
face Railroad BILL and the Cortlandt and Dey Street Rail-
road bill
Mr. Low, rcp) of Sullivan, dssented from the report
and moved to take from tho table the Underground and
Elevated Railroad bill. He regarded surface railway
In Broadway impracticabc If not impossible, while he
believed Underground steam railroad bout objection
and called for by the wants OF the citizens and the best
interests Of the city.
The motion prevailed, and the several bills
serred TO the Committee of the Whole.
Mr. T. MUsrnY, trep;l Of New York, said he voted
against taking these bills from the table, because the
people OF New York had asked for either elevated
surface or an Underground railroad on Broadway All
shat the people Of New York ask Is TO be relieved from
Railroad.
Mr. LA BAu, (rep) OF Richmond said he was Informed
two weeks ago that the majority OF the Railroad Com
Dee would do just what they have done, viz report
against the elevated railroad and against the UNDER
ground and in favor Of the surface and the other rail-
road schemes He could tell these gentlemen that there
ere rumors about the pureus and halls Of the Capitol
and the streets OF the CITY, 10 the effect that each Of
thcm has received ton thousand dollars for their action
on these bills Excitement and the President called
Senator TO ordeI) Their action gives color to the foul
somors, and they their own vndation to favor
ne sending Of these bills to the Committee Of the
Mr. ANDREWS rep) Of Otsego. as,onshed to hear
Senator FIRST give currency the stories that may be
floating about concerning the action Of the committee
no knows them TO b. true, he should take steps for
speedy and thorough investigation II he does not know
shem 70 be true he should be the last to aid in their dis
termination To merely repeat such rumors without
knowledge either as TO their truth or falsy is at least
outrage
Mr. FcIcxR rep Of Ontario, did not understand tho
Senator from the First district endorsing the rumo
but az protesting against IT, and pointing out way by
Dlotely refute the assertion.
Mr. Low cheerfully boro testimony to the care, pa.
Nnce and ability Of his associates te committee and
81 would not give the credence any OF
Sdle rumors with which the air Is filed.
MT HUMPHREY regretted the remarks Of the Senator
from the First district No man had ever proposed 10
give him dollar or dime 10 report against either the
underground or elevated railroads, against any other
bill All throughout these bills the members OF the
committee have differed In opinon-on bill stand ng
four To one, another three TO two and another
n three but the integrity not to be doubted because
Of this difference.
Mr. LA BAu sclalmed any intention Of endorsing the
yumor He had merely said that such rumors were
ahoat and the majority OF the comm ee gave color
shem by Their action and be suggested for their
vindicaton. they ought TO support the motion refer
ee bill TO the Committee Of the Whole.
MT WILLIAMS repl OF Waype, protested that he had
not received shilling to report nst these any
other bills He had never received any amount for the
support Of OF opposition to any legislative measure and
he pronounced the rumor repeated by the Senator from
The First district gross and malicious falsehood.
Tho Pre- iDKsr remarked that hereafter he would
promptly check any disposition to indulge in PERSONAL
ses and he doubted not he would have the support Of
tbs senate.
/. BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING
TO facilitate the construction Of the Plasburgh and
whitehall Railroad Il appropriates IS 600 per mile
To aid in the completion OF tho Albany and susquc-
hanna Railroad II appropriates 100000
Providing for refunding taxes pad on government
seourities by banks and insurance companies in New
York assessed In 1893 and 1904
Mr. FoLoxn moved an amendment, making the pro-
Visions Of the bill applicable to every county which
was carried.
To Improve Grand street. Brooklyn
To incorporate the North American Mail Steamship
Company.
For Improvement of Third avenue and Lener,s street,
Brooklyn.
Incorporating the New York Board Of Fro Under
vriters
AsMvpsaRY ov TIM ASSASSINATION oy rnrrpwSr LINCOLN
Mr. FoLGER offered the following
Whereas the Senate nlled with mournful reeoleciions
brought BY the return OF the day which Abraham
coin met his violent DEATH has received additional
Dess from the sudden decease OF the Hon Daniel Dckn
n formerly President Of this body well the worthy
and nation,
Resolved That proper mark Of respect for the memory
~ The departed. this body do now al journ
The resolve ". seconded by Mir II. C MuRrHr and
eAoptcd.