New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14
New-York Legislature.
SENATE. ALBANY, ApnI
BILLS REPORTED.

BILLS REPORTED
For the improvement of Brooklyn Nights
For the Improvement Of Third and Leiers's' Brook
"Torecosaize the Bureau Of Military Records and other
State Departments. .,
To amend the charter Of Security Life Insurance Com
pany. en-.,,
incorporating the Metropolitan improvement Company
BILLS PASSED
Amending The name Of inc National Lie ana IIa'ees
Insurance Company Of Ncv-Iork.
For t4c relief OF the Fltyush and Coney Island Rail-
road COMPANY.
victs from B-ialo and Rochester 10 Sins sing.
INCORPORATING the German Savings Bank OF Brooklyn.
10 p-rat the Introduction and spread Of the Kinder
pest among cattle and sheep.
To provide for improving the pavement II Broadway
between TIE Battery and Forrteenth-st . .
Mr.. Log moved 10 recominit, With instructions 70
amend by striking out ne names OF Black ana Fon anu
inserting the Mayor Of NeW-NorE.
Mr. IRNT opposed the motion. and il was lost 20 81.
The Wes' Farms and MOT.,aua Railroad bills rcatyet0
weight rails and extends time Tor completion Of INC
roads.
Aatiorizius the County Clerk OF Nev-York to appoint
an Assis.al, Deputy.
Authorizing the Gown Of Yonkors 20 improve the road
from Youscr, 20 New-Nors, af or near kiDgsbndge.
Incorporating the Commercial Navigation Company Of
Eew-YOrk.
To facilitate the construction Of the Buffalo and Wash
VARIOUS MATTERS.
Mr. STANFORD reported iyorabiy the bill Incorporating
the Magma ship Canal Comp
Mr. PIgas0S OF the Conference Committee, reported
the Metropoar Police salary BILL and the report was
adopted NJ. PIEEsON also reported Oil incorporating
the Manhattan WarchousIng Company.
Mr.. FOIGE. reported far0.ab.y and Mr.. HUMPHREY
against tAe Underground Railroad bill
Mr. Low 3ad this was n4on'y report tnree ior anu
two against AID be moved be laid Oh tie table for the
present. Which was carried.
Mr.. Low reported fayoraby TIC HutsoL-ave.,. BROOK
Ign, Railroad bill. Also, adgoscy, the New-loTk eie
waited Railroad, which was tabled
Mir. SUTHERLAND moved that the Central Railroad fare
bill be referred back 20 retain ts place on general orders
which carried.
Mr.. SUTHERLAND asked consent 70 report fayorably
from majority OF Committee tne Broadway surface,
Lexngto-aye., ChrstoIh0-st., Courhndt and Dey-sts
Railroad bills.
Mr.. La BAU objected
EVENING SESSION
The Committee OF the Whole TOOK up the bill for the
construction of permanent quarantine establishment on
the West Bank Of the Lower Bay OF Nev-York.
Mr.. LABAU moved 10 strike out the clause which pro
yides that, whenever a criminal prosecution shall be
brought agains, tie Health Officer, Quarantine Com
missioner, Quarantine employees tie case may be
transferred courts in NewYOfk OF Kings County Lost
Mr.. LABAU moved 20 amend by providing that quar-
snnc shall be located at point distant 40 least one mile
and half from Richmond County. Carried
Mr.. PIlsOS moved 10 amend by striking OF; the clause
which provides that the Governor shall appoint three
Commissioner who, with the Mayors Of New-York and
DlOOKlh sciect ritc ana
Quarantine Commissioners 20 act with the Mayors Car
ned
The Committee next TOOK up the bin authorizing the
taxation Of stockholders in National Banks.
Mr. FoLoER moved 10 amend by striking out the clause
which provides that in making the assessment there shall
be deducted from the value Of the bank shares such
as ia IN the proportion such value is the amount
OF securities OF the United States not liable 10 taxation
held and owned By the banks 20 the whole amount OF
the capital Mr. Foger quoted figures showing That II
tnis clause should cu into force, so much OF the capeI o
Our bank Is invested IL Government securities that hero
would b. e hardly anything to tax, and the act woud
be Of little o. no cvail; 10 would be- useless.
biz ii. C. MDPHY said that by the supreme law OF the
end Il J. held that these securities not taxable and
tlat the capital 0 the National Banks such, not 20
ss tAxd For che purpose Of carrying on the war tho
At o. The conltry pledged that It's securities then
iSsnso should forever rest free from taxation.
Ina pledge given, and those securities were issued
A' l' great good vi TIC whole ueoe AID tie aUeallon