New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16


ASSEMBLY, PROCEEDINGS
The session in the Assembly Tins morning was
one Of intense work There were 30 bills introduced
The rush being probably occa.oaed by tie fact That al
bills INTRODUCED otter to-day cannot be PIX Oh 'he'f
third reading uuiii all bills previously introduced and
ready have bud heir third reading There were among
them food # bills to incorporate cora} or divers
.,reet alrja cEterprises IN New ork three oi N1lc
were presraicd ay Mr. Tracy O1e bill was introduced
Ia uroyide f construction o. another elevated id'
vsy on BsomGycv and some of the plans and diagrams
fcI this novel mode OF ocomotion eX'Died mere ''"
feasible an0 a,p looked npon with some favor
MIR IittIei tn Chairman OF tie Committee on I on
r1erce and Navigation reported bil TO erect quar-
suiine hosp, on tho IVES, ltnS shoals which VIII
probably become law. go -, -,
To-nirht Nj Brandredths light Hour OIL Is the
.pecal order md there viii BE- lively debate aud the
hero of This measure VIII ehaeaV"i 20 oeno.sac .u'
you pu, quart into put eip' OF 10 o'ntl "oI~'
that eight bo.rs work worth ls lnnch as ten
= NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT.
Last nigL. 'r. UuderhIl u" steno-raphic reporter
of the As,eo u.s. gave his humorous lecture, IN
Jvening witt Funny Folks" 20 tie Members OF the
Legislature >.io Officers and oier !n5ited guests II
Tweddle hal The audience va, very large ana Il e
tellgeni one md Mr.. Undcrhuss performance cou-
yused il WIZ 'nuChter lond and long with few inter
missions 10 PC, tue sides for nm ho7r aud bali.
Drri.A On THE ASST ssIt,'T LAWS.
In the SeAs.t the bill 10 tile Revised Statutes
in regarG 10 tire assessment of property wes debated at
length and aIih great earnesnes by MesSrs Andrews.
Folger Low. Williams and Murphy. The former was
opposed 20 tie ban IL toto. Mr Eolger favored the
main feattr,s ~ the bill He Mas in favor Of apply ing
the e. real estate 10 personal property ana
thought 10 exemption shuuid he made on
account Of Indebtedness. NJ. Low beheTed TIE true
theory 10 tax all properly Wherever iouhd out was
opposed 70 p,ting real esaa upon the same footing
yih persons property. He sieted that Pennsy wanna
had Just ps's,d law, exemplae oil real estate roin
taxation purposes and sadine the sane upon
corporatIous The PcnDysyana legislature docs ono
Serr queer things a. well as that Of New-York The
Il Int H.n UEtf aF
that 1t Will pass.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
The Trultees Of the Cornci University held nelr
FIRST annual meeting at the rooms ol the State AErcEl-
lura Society. Albany CD wednesday. March u.
Tie folowHs Trustees were present;
GOV. Feiiun. Lieut. Gov. AUDu, the Hon. Ezra { or
nell the Hou Wm. Kelly, t,e Hon Erastus Brooss.
John S;an,,n Gould tae hon. C. j. Folger the Hon.
j. H. WillisHs. the Hon. John NJ Parker, Gen. j. n.
Read, IT,, william Andrus john McGraw The Ion.
A d. White TIE Hos. Geo W. SCHUYLER, the Hon. A..
j.. Weaver. y Is. Cornell, and the Hon. Geo. H. An
orews.
Senator Cornell Chairman Of ~ Board Of Trustees.
presided and Cen Read acted a. Secretary pro TEN.
The Chairman presented elaborate and exceed
incy interest ~ report OF the aiirs OF the Institution
10 the prescott sane, which WAS ordered printed.
Senate, Wrlte presenied able report from the
PuilLlng Committee together with plans OF buildings
&C. TIE committee were auiior.zed TO commence the
active opera o. building 90 tae earliest practicable
day.
4 comm t-rs CONSISTING r, senator White. Mr.
Gould. Nh h-iiy. Senator 70. and MIR. Brooks was
appointed frapc code Of D. laws, and present a
pan Of eaUca anal organization
The best feeding prevailed throughout the long ana
elaborate lis. uss'Ons Of the meeting 0nd the utmost
confidence walls in the Bond Of their ability to fulfill
the great expo, .itions Of the pel o. tie state.
In the evening the Trustee fpCc Their with the Re
gents of the University, members OF the Legislature,
DC were entertained IN tEc most elegant manner -
tie beautiful rossdence Of the Hon John V. L. PIuIn.