New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
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e1so. ooofor Improving the hudson
River.
INCREASE OF SALARIES.
rgg uEw APP0RTyoMMnNT
SUNDRY RAILROAD PROJECTS.
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Prom Our speci,i Correspondent.
ALBANY. March 90 1866.
The Assembly held an evening session last
Si,b and Notwithstanding the designating effect Of
4. psrcks day and the excursion on the Albany and
srsorscnpa Railroad about 80 members were present
kenre The adjournment, and goody amount OF bust
L.. vas transacted. Sixteen bills were introduced
snd arre number of petitions, many OF winch asked
6or the passage OF tie act for the better resuglon
SfGas Companies. \ resolution WIS also agreed 10:
Lcaiy- Don all tue Gas Companies OF NeW'horh an"
kroosln within 10 DAYS after lis adopuon 10 MAKE u
keport 60 the Legislature OF then osAt4 cl,"+ !u,
snpua. 0 .deuds tAe pIr ana MAJ het N"Ge" ' S'ocA
kher treatment Of Consumers, ana an eLtle lnSiue cA
Moose o. their dOings.
me select Committee on Census and Apportionmcnt
spade lis report which YOU viii PROBABLY pu0Isn IN iu
tor the u formation OF YOUR readers.
7 To-day the Assembly has been almost cAtlrel occl-
biel on tie third reading Of bills, aud the only ono
which rqve rise 10 debate was that 20 create tne
yisgar, Police District including the City Of Buffalo
and adioring villages After some discussion IL Wa
progressed 10 allow NT. Williams. WHO was mus
bos.d al opportunity 90 speak o. The merits ol lux
The Uouse tool, recess until = o'clock this evening
aud the members exhibit a cOmmenoa1.e aMouloh 10
Set through within the hundred days when expire On
gie Democratic press has been much exercised over
l. b int reduced By Mr. Thorn OF Troy concerning the
piayOr Of that city II has been Trporieo 5ne1uc
onsidered in the Committee of the Whole, and ordered
rinted The Argus and Worlf have aSsalled Mr..
ELorn Tor his action in the matter, say that he en-
teavorcd to Obtain snaD jGdgmentand Is only worhnc
tosecure himself tie Office ofCty Ccr, Of Troy. TO
IN one who is acquainted with tie honorable ana
toarteous member thus attacked. no rciutation would
Be needed. The facts sre simply these:
i The Mayor and Common Council of Troy consist OF
tventy.iwO members. They are divided politically
eleven 70 eleven, and the wheels OF municipal
persaton became entirely blocked. TO re-
eye this state of things Mr. Thorn introduced his pill
Lepryug the Mayor OF Troy from casting any vote
cert 10 case Of tie /, simply prevented him ron
bang Legislator and Executive at the same time
Ind enables the Common Council 70 elect me
teeesary subordinate officer who can pe
Sec,arsi legally elected AS it is now,
Here ar two claimants for all these offices and gen
irs confusion prevails. MI ThOrns bill was therefore
temaniod By an imperative necessity.
The proceedings Of the Seuate last evening were MOI
III great general interest They considered the bi "a
roydo for additional compensation 10 clerks depuues
ND assistants In the various departments OF State and
brer some amendments ordered II 70 third reading
To-day the Senate spent most OF Its time IN DEBATE Oh
he Baggage bill. and il recommitted 10 the Com
mittee Of the Wh0le.7