New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
Relative to the Brooklyn and Nassau Raroa COmpa'


The BROOKLYN and Grsonpoint-Avenue Railroad bill.
Authorizing the Long Island RAILROAD Company to II
crease their capital stock.
Authorizing the City OF Buffalo to borrow $500 900 to
subscribe the capital stock Of tho Buffalo and Washing
ton Railroad Company.
against officers liable 70 be removed BIZ the Governor
Tolmit the Liability Of nnkeepers.
The Niagara ship Canal bill was amended 50 as TO pro
vide that the act shall not take effect until tier Of locks
on the Ee and Oswego Canal shall have been enlarged so
as permit Of the passage Of boats 200 feet long and %
feet wide.
The Central Railroad fare bill was ordered TO a third
reading A motion that it have third reading In;
me1iately requiring two-thlris vote was lost-25
10 s.
recess was taken.
The senate in tie Committee Of the whole, took mp
for consideration the ChrisOpher-st or Crossown Rail
road SundTy amendments were made IN Committee anu
the bill was ordered reported 20 the Senate.
The Underground Railroad bill next taken up, and
warmly advocated by Mr. Low, and opposed by Messrs'
Lent, c. c. Cornell, Thomas Murphy, Wood and others,
when motion 10 report the bill TO the Senate and recon-
mend its passage was lost, Yeas 70, Nays H.
IL the Senate NJ HUMPHREY moved TO s,Tlke OUT al
the amendments made IN tho Commtteo OF the Whole to
the Crosstown Railroad which was carried Yeas, Isl
Tie Senate thon refused to order the bill TO third
Yras-xIessrs Andrews. Barrett Chambers Collins c. G.
Cornell GODDARD Humphrey Kline Parsons Stanford Suther
EA7s-iessTs. Campbell Cornell Ciawcy. Tolger Glib
son A P P bq seo NV w5o = woog and wooi
The PnEIDRNT declared the bill lost.
M LENT moved TO reconsider the vote saying MS oO-
iac was 70 at the proper time amendment requir-
ing 100000 to be paid for tho franchise IN ten equal an
nua nsalmens, according to proposition made BY Ar
A. I. Stewart.
The Senate refused TO reconsider bv the following vote
and the PRESIDENT declared the bill again LOST
YEAs-Nessrs. Barnett Chambers GODDARD; Humphrey
Kline Lent Murphy Parsons Plat Stanford Sutherland
Williams Collins and {. q. Cornell-li
NAYs-Mossrs Andrews Campbell I. Cornell Crawey,
Foger Gibson, Hayt La Ban Low. H. G Murphy ODonueu
The Senate next refused to reconsider the adverse report
on the Underground Railroad BILL By the following yote
YEAs-Messrs. Campbell. Gibson, GODDARD Hayt Low
OD0nncn, Plat, Sessions. Wibor-9 ,, r p
NAYs-Messrs. Andrews Barrett Chambers Collins G. g.
Cornell T. Cornell CrawloT F0ger. Humphrey L Murphy,
Parsons Pierson stanford Sutherland. Williams, Woooit
Tie President declared the bill lost.
Air. SESSIONS reported the Supply and state Cnanty
bills and they made the special order foT tomorrow
Adjourned until tomorrow a. IN.
ASSEMBLY.
The bill providing for tho taxation OF stockholders OF
banks referred to the judiciary Committee to report
Bvunanimous consent the bill regulating the hours Of
labor for drivers and conductors street and omn;
buses in NowYoTk, was put on It's third reading and
passed.
By Mr.. BRANDRETH-The New-York CITY tax levy,
Mcssrs. Pitts and Maurice dissenting The bill was made
the special order for this evening
BY Mr.. TUTHmL-Io amend and enlarge the powers OF
the American Institute.
BY I. L. STEwART-Relatiye to the New-York State
Inebrate Asylum.
by Mr. STiLEs-To amend an act TO widen the Broadway
and BlOOmngdae Road between Fly-seyeuth and Eifty
nintl-sts.
concurrent resolution to adjourn sine die on Friday
at II o'clock noon, was adopted.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill TO prevent the Introduction and spread Of the
rnderpes and protect sheep and cattle was ordered to
third reading.
The New-Yof City tax levy taken up and discussed
In Committee of the Whole until nearly IL o'clock. Be-
fo~a4h Tho with
ported and twas ordered TO third reading by Of
So to u.
The items added since the bill from the Senate
amount in the aggregate TO about S3OO,0OO.
Adjourned.