New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19
ASSEMBLY,.


REPORTS COMPLETE.
BY Mr.. JEwETTI 10 authorize the City Of Buffalo 20
subscribe stock 10 the Washington Railway Also u
allow the NewYork Central Enc railroads 10 extend
their tracks III Buffalo.
BY Mr.. VAN VALKEYBrRGH-To set apart and regulate
the Basin az the foot of Sprngs on The Hudson River
BILLS PASSED.
The state Tax bill
The Newly rk County Tax levy.
To amend the Charter Of the City Of NcW-YOrk.
Relative 10 the election OF CONTROLLER which was lost.
Mr.. NEEDER moved 20 reconsider and lay The bill upon
the table, which was carried
70 amend the act relative 70 the Onondaga Salt Springs.
To provide for the erection Of amOry u Schenectady.
70 Increase the capital stock Of the Pacihc Mail Steam
10 amend the charter of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company.
REPORTS COMPLETE.
BY Mr. BRAYDRETH-TO extend the boundaries Of Pros.
pect Park BROOKLYN Also ior improvement o. Broadway
between Ffty-seycnth and ftyninth-sts Also 10 pro-
vide for parade ground in Kings County Also against
the sale Of certain lands in Brooklyn which agreed TO-
Mr.. SELDEN, from the Judiciary Committee, made
report IN the matter of the memorial of Daniel c. Brisa
with reference 10 the impeachment Of George G.. Barnard
one OF the justices OF tho Supreme Court concluding
follows:
Your Committee discover nothing criminal in the conduct
Of Judge Barnard and moral delinquency which would jus
tfY bis conviction If articles Of Impeachment preferred
against him On the pare which memorial
presents there wond seem to have been IN the exercise by the
Judge of the large discretion which the necessarily gives
TO high Judicial officers much that was arbitrary and perhaps
censurabe although neither criminal corrupt But
conclusion 90 that ought be INDUCED aganst
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INDUCED and the facts which would warrant it CON
c,gsyely established. that conclusion would not the
neht Your Committee therefore ask to be discharged nom
the further consideration Of The subject
BILLS PASSED.
To alter the map OF Che City of NcW-TOrk.
10 widen Fifh-aye and provide an entrance 20 Central
Park between Finy-c.ghth and Fifty-uinth-sts.
The New-YOrk City Tax Levy.
The bill for the better regulation Of Gas Companies
lost by 81 10 30 votes.
MI KmBALL moved to reconsider aud lay the bill upon
the table; which carried
AFTERNOON SESSION
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the American Chronological Museum;
10 extend the track Of the Ncwlork Central and Eric
Railroad tracks IN Buffalo; toauthorize the City Of Buffalo
TO borrow money 10 take stock in th, Buffalo and Wash
uEtOn Railroad relative 20 criminal statistics 20 amend
the game laws; 70 egllize The of the Erie County
Board OF Supervisors prevent the spread Of the Kinder
pest.
BY T. f. STEwART-Rclduve TO service Of process iu
New-York District Courts. Also % amend the Revised
Statutes relative TO executions against property.
BY Mr.. BRAEDRETH-IO establish h.c limits IN Brook
I'm. Also 10 create Metropolitan Fire Department Lee
lief Fund.
BY Mr.. d. p WooD-I', authorize the permanent up
preparation Of Orskany Greek for feeder TO Tho Enc
Canal.
By Mr.. CEEAMER lcomple'el-To authorize the Dry
Dock Railroad Company 10 extend their track.
Mr. MMLsPAUGH moved to make the bill % regulate the
hours of labor in factories TO ten hours for days work
the special order for this evening. Lost.
The resolution 10 print extra copies O tie reports Of tlc
state Medical Societies adopted.
Mr.. FREAE moved 10 make the bin preventing the issue
Of free passes on railroads special order. Lost.
Recess until 1870 p. N.
EVENING SESSION
The bill 10 prohibit railroad companies from issuing free
passes ordered 10 a third reading.
The bill permanently appTopnatug the waters d Ous-
kauy Greek for feeder u the long level Of the Ere Canal
was considered in Committee of the Whole, and the
House refused by vote Of - 70 ii 10 order Tie bill 20
third reading.
Adjourned