New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
ASSEMBLY.
The SPEAKER presented the animal report OF
the Commissioners OF Emigration.
REPORTS.

The SPEAKER presented the animal report ul
the Commissioners OF Emigration
REPORTS.
Bys. ID. HUNTINGTON To regulate deposits ofmOney
belonging to New York City and County.
By Mr.. YOUNGLovE-To incorporate the American
Exploring and Mining Company. o.
By Mr.. BAKER-Io incorporate the brooklyn uro-
GERS Association
By Mr. WEED-Favorably for State aid for the con-
struetion OF railroad the west side of Lake champ
lain, from Plattsburg 10 White Hal asks for s3OOV
per mile; TO fix the salary Of the Kings county treas,
nrer at g.. 200 per annum 10 amend the charler OF
Seneca Falls Village; confirm the act OF the Common
Council of Buffalo relative SenecastTeet Railroad;
10 incorporate the National Indemnity Company TO
extend the time for the completion OF the South side
Railroad OF Long Island. and 10 increase It's capital
soek ceding jurisdiction 10 the United States OF Ger
tain lands under water in the lower YORK Bay Tor
quarantine purposes.
THE HEALTH BILL.
Nj. JENKINS made an informal report from the Con
ference Committee the Health BILL They had agreed
10 allow the Governor and Senate TO appoint four com
missioners three of whom should he physicians who
together with the Police Commissioners and the Health
Officer ofthe Port should constitute the Sanitary Board
AS soon minor amendments were perfected formal
report would be made.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. CREAMER-Io compel the propTletors OF
places OF amusement in New-York to pay over per
cent of their gross earnings for charitable purposes 10
prevent officers OF corporations from selling stocks or
bonds in their custody short.
BY Mr.. REYNoLDs-To improve the GowaDus Canal
IN Brooklyn.
By Mr.. 'SEEBACHER-To incorporate the New York
Metallic Pier and Warehouse Company.
by Mr. JENKINs-TO incorporate the New ork Bond
Deposit Company.
BY MI T. i. STEwART-Io confirm the action Of the
New-YOrk Common Council relative 10 railroad IN
Avenue and otner streets, New. York.
BILLS NOTICED.
Mr.. JENKINS gave notice of bill to improve the
pavements in Broadway.
MIR. STEVENSON gave notice of a bin to amend the
Registry law.
Mr.. MooRE gave notice of bill to incorporate the
Metropolitan Market Company.
BILLS PASSED.
To tx the salary Of the CITY Judge Of BROOKLYN at
O. coo per To amend the charter OF the New
York Steam Agricultural Society. For improvement
Of Brooklyn Heights.
A message received from the Senate, announcing
the action of the Conference Committee on the Health
bill
Mr. ASpERsoS said he dissented from the report but
was favor OF improving the sanitary condition Of
New York when measures for that object did not inter
fere with the rights Of the people TO be affected
Mr. TREMAIS argued in favor OF the merits Of the
Health bill and claimed il was based upon sound con.
stitutiona law; that the Legislature had the right to
pass bills of that character and that they not in
Engagements upon municipal rights They transferred
political from class of agents TO another. He
nai and reviewed the controversy concerning the de-
Seat OF Wadsworth, and the use by Mr.. Weed Of the
term den OF Kissing vipers.'
Mr.. LlITIEJOHS took issue with Mr.. Tremain upon
Che prOprety Of imposing commissioners upon nm
willing communities. The principle wrong and
infringement upon the rights Of local selfg0vernmen
and nuNersal suHfaSe Inc creation Ol cOinUSsOnefs
govern the people blow AT the groundwork OF
Republican government and, If persisted in, would
suit in another bloody revolution He was Democratic
10 the core on questions Of popular government and
was opposed in principle TO this kind OF legislation He
had assented 70 this Health bill because he believed ii
was demanded by great pnblic necessity, and he had
done al in his power 10 secure it non.partisan
character.
Mr.. vREDER called Mr.. Tremsns attention
10 bis speech Of 1861.
Mr.. TRENAN said IL was unfair to raise points Of dis
eussion when there was time to answer; but he
would discuss that speech at the proper time If re-
auired here elsewhere.
Mr.. BRASDRETH moved the previous question, which
Gas ordered and the report OF the Conference Com.
uittee was agreed to by a vote of 20 10 "a.
The Assembly then adjourned to the 2jth instant, at
al o'clock d. N.