New-York tribune., 1866-04-21
More Railroad VetOes from Governor Fenton-Ihe
VetOcs Sustained.
THANKS TO THE OFFICERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
The Tax Levy Bill Compromised and
Passed.
The Legislature AdjOurns Sine Die al
1915 p. m.
From Our Special Correspondent.
ALBAyY. April %. 1865.

From Our Special Correspondent.
ALBANY. April co. 1865
Tho Senate has been chiefly engaged this morning
in concurring bills amended and otherwise which have
passed the Assembly and the House has been similarly EN-
poyed In fact concurrng and nonconcurng has been the
order ofbusness both Houses The telegraph will furnish
''' An AVALANCHE OF vEroEs
The Legislature was considerably surprised yesterday after
noon BY tic announcement that the Oneida Lake Canal b
ss Gssn s the PsSsS Railroad bill and
further aid in the construction Of the Albany ana %
Tsso Tso In sa ssS Ssen received there Of
ton than did these different messages. A. might
be expected they received with good deal OF ndgna
ton and wrath BY Of persons and by others with cx
rressons Of satisfaction have not the yeoes sent in
today hcar they speak in terms Of @
WITH an Overshadowng State debt with the vast amounts we
have covenanted to pay the people would not Justify tne
upon them The messages laid the table and ordered
printed 1t expected that they VIII Do ao'ed on 'o' ei
The Hon William MTey who has % danDr ae rrs s
District 81 . s n Hs House ID & city, this
morning. His disease was typhoid pneumonia lie was wen
spoken OF by those who knew him. lie was farmer born
fss death Of Gr Mcvey was appropriately noticed in the
Assembly when that body took recess I'LL o'clock.
FEUDAL sERvITUDE.
The bill further secure the people Of this Sta state ag1St
aToaa.ay Inv 10 eaSSa in the Senate last night
after being amended 70 provide that when tne owner
when the action commenced that be VIII convey
the lands upon the payment Of tho back rent and such sum as
at OF per cent will amount 70 The rents charged
upon the lands this act shall not apply.
The bill was lost in the Senate this morning.
BANK sHAREs TO De TAXED.
The Assembly very late last night on tue Senate Dill 70
provide for the taxation stockholders OF banks An effort
made substitute bill reported by Judge Seden rom
the Judiciary Committee providing for the taxation snares
Of banks including surpus earnings TO be included in the
roll after deductng cent OF the par vaae anu
allowing deduction for debts or abiites also requInB
OF his her personal properly
under oath including the number In any Incorporation
aud the interest any corporation whose stock may not oe
divided shares the Interest In any partnership the
amount Of all Dues together with statement oil items deemed
mot coetabe the yaue Of all merchandse and prep
y other than real estate and the grounds OF exemption
Claimed in any The House refused 10 substitute thls
bill aud then in the amendments Oh the Sen
ate -
1t is probable that the Legislature will adjourn without day
sometime tonight.
LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Most Of the schemes OF widening aud extending streets In
the City Of NewYor introduced during this session have
led and will have 10 take the chances OF future Legsa
improving and public places in the upper portion OF
that city brought forward under the auspices or approval OF
the Central Park Commissioners have met with favor as being
real confer substantial beneus and
laws In respect to the many projects presented
to the Legislature under the specous pretext OF Improvement
the payers and property may well congratulate
themselves upon their escape this session nom the nnctlon OF
the most Of this Jobs and for which results they are IN
no small degree indebted to the ndeagabe efforts OF John
McCaye Senator Leirbeer and Geo. W. Van Noet the
although appearing personally In Albany has been ably
represented here DUNG the entire session by two gentlemen
who have been unng their efforts to protect the interests
OF New.Yor property'owuers