New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-31
ASSEMBLY.


BY Mr. TUCKER-To prevent cruelty to ami
mails
Also to repeal the Soldiers voting law.
BY Mr.. JESKHs-To authorize the County Clerk Of
Nev.York 10 appoint an assistant.
Mr. AsDERsoS introduced bill to authorize the tax
alton OF stockholders Of banks.
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the South Western Land and Mining
TO establish the Niagara Frontier PolIce-by vote
Of ~ 10 a.
Relative 10 tie adoption Of minor children.
To exempt the real estate of the National Academy Of
10 authorize the Controller Of New.York to borrow
money 10 anticipation of taxation for the benefit OF the
10 amend the act relative to the State Lunatc Asy
lum.
Railroad Company with the snnauiahoning aud Port.
age Railroad Company OF Pennsylvania.
EVENING SESSION.
REPORTS.
BY Mr. PoTTs-Relative to the Mayor of Troy.
By Mr. BAKgR-To incorporate the Quicksilver Min
By Mr.. GooDRIcH-To require additional bonds of
County Treasurers.
By Mr. MCNEY-RelGtive 10 the Fifty NH Regiment
National Guard.
By Mr.. HUMPHRRY-To incorporate the New. York
Young Mems Christian Association. Also TO allow
lodges Of Free and Accepted Mas0ns TO hold real
estate THE bill was passed by 3l-unaDimous consent
by A L. REYSoLps-To authorize james ). Mcintyre
TO extend the Sxth-aye. stage route.
NJ
Grand.st Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. vASDESDU RoH-To fix the salary of the Sheriff
Of Kings County
By g. n HUHTISGToN-To incorporate the Cortland
Savings Bank also the Skeneateles Saving Bank; also
the National Savings Bank Of NewYork; also, the
Trust Company of Syracuse.
I,y Mr.. BUCkNAS-To fix tie fees OF co1stahles Of
Brooklyn also, TO alter the Commissioners Map Of
Brooklyn.
By Sir. SErDES-Relative to proceedings in which
Receivers Of Banks parties.
n kFsUT EVtaH a Al
mtee, relative TO the code, and concluding with the
following;
R,.olred II the Senate concur That tho Judiciary Com
mtee OF the Senate Assembly and the surviving Com
Of the Code be- requested 10 meet during the
codes the OF forms and the codes of civil and cu na
proceeding and report TO the Legislature thereon az ito next
1t was adopted.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. BRASDRETH moved that the House go into Com.
mttee OF the Whole on the Broadway and CroSstoSn
Railroad bills.
Mr.. A. Y STEWART moved TO lay the resolution on
Mr.. d. F. WOOD called for the yeas and nays.
This resolution to lay the table was lost By vote
OF az yeas against 50 nays. as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Aldrch. Andrus. Biddlecom Bills Bodne,
Brown Buchanan Cakins Chamberlain Cochrane. Congdon
HSsf humps1ry' b. W Huntington, Kimbai IcEa
Lockwood, Maurice; McGowsn, Morse Post, W \. Rice,
Ssldep Shaw Speaker Stephenson Stiles, A. T. Stewart.
l. E. Stewart. Tucker, Turelot, Tu.l, A. S. Wood d. p.
Wood.
NAYs-Messe. Aheyi hnoefsoh bakef, DeHymsn brhnu-
rcth Brunson Burdett Creamer Demng Donoho, Downing
EIdrdge Fauikuer Ferris, Fro" Harrington Hepburn Has
Lins L. d. Huntington Jenkins Jewet, kredler, Lapgner
Levnger Lewis. Lyons. Mccall, McClosky, McNey. Mills
psngh, More Ncker.on, Oakey Parker Patrick Ranney,
a T. Reynolds. o. e. Rice Richardson Shut, Sesbache,.
s. T.. smith r. 8 Smith. Topa, Tracy Udal, V.ndenburg,
Van ValLcubursh, keeder Walsh, Weed, Weller, Worth.
Mr.. BgANpagrn then withdrew his resolution.
The report Of the Conference Committee on the bill
10 amend the charter of Buffalo was agreed to.
The bl for the safs construction and management Of
railroads was made the special order for Wednesday
ev ening.
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