New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
It is Made the Special Order for To-Day
Executive Examinations Confirmed.
ALBANY Wednesday. March 81, Il j6.
LAST EVENINGS PROCEEDINGS.

In The Senate the bill to provide means for
paying tie expenses Of certain extraordinary repairs to
tie canals Of this State was ordered third reading
Also 10 incorporate the Peoples Savings Bank in
Yonkers Mr. Lows Assessment bin was then taken
w aud debated at length and ably by Messrs La Bau
Forer. Sessions and others. Progress was reported
In the Assembly hills passed 20 amend charter
Of Security Life Insurance Company.
For relief 81 COney Island Bridge Company.
o amend act relative to the Marine Court OF New
York
Relating 10 the Jus.ices Cour: in Brooklyn.
In relation 10 German American School Society 10
NewYOrk
To improve G ow nus Canal IN Brooklyn.
To aatLori.e Superintendent OF the Onondaga salt
Sp.ings 10 lease certain lands belonging 10 the State
The following bills were ordered to third reading
To incorporate the Peoples Produce Supply Com
nanv TO incorporate the GrDcers Association of
Brooklyn, and 10 limit lien taxes assessments and
wltel rates ~ NeN-fOrk
TO-DAYs rROCErDEGs.
10 Tie Senate bill was reported from the Finance
COwHiitc" 90 authorize survey iof railroad route
from SCHENECTADY 20 point on the ST Lawrence River
1t 81 near Ogdensburgh, and agIdopriaing slaVp
therefor All wrong. The people are not prepared
y year 10 pay taxes for Surveying new railway routes
TIE bl prohibiting the issuug and taking Of passes
from railroads osne up on rs hna passage ana aier
long dfoussion GA IT. merits Was rroonntted 10 tno
committee. with Instructions 20 amend II 80
~ 10 exempt from che operations OF the siatnie
soldiers sud o5,cn Of chdriy The last clause.
10 Is supposed. viii eMbfaoe members OF
OIL viii b. a very harmless one Mr.. ODonnell offered
y "a. tuition that the Superintendent OF the Banking
Department be requested 70 report TO the senate the
condition o the safety fund held ne security Tor the re-
demytiol Of TIE circulating notes OF iusOyent Safety
Fund Banks and whether steps have been taken to
distribute tbe same among The bboders OF said in-
solvent banks and whether any demands have been
made upon the Superintendent Of the Bank apartment
from receivers through tie courts or otherwise.
A. thcfc y about solVV 81 Tbs und on lana ana
about srb circulation nnoai u would seem that II a
faI s4sgibut1u made tie bAi holders would re-
ccvc about 80 Per ceni
Ia the Assembly. MI Crawford Of Albany County.
whose sent has been cont sed. was awarded The same
flf.r The Con nittco decide that De- was chosen by
90, minority The Democrats have been IL hck THIS
lltrF The gcas Of three OF four oil them were CON
tested a the beginning OF tue session but TIE! nave
all been ndliited believe.
re Capitol nil comes MP again this evening. The
general Impression that At cannot pass. but We shall
COMMISSIONERS OF EsnGEATIoS.
II Is rumored that The Governor ha nominated TO the
senate lof confirmation as Commas ione-s OF Lmlgra
ton thc following gentlemen Frederick ,. Winston.
Frederlri. Kapp Isaso / Smith. President MctrOpO
ian Savings Bank and Cyrus ii. LoGuel' merchant
90 positively know that the rum0r Is true but
tlo highest character aud standing IN New-lOrk and
sucL A. would discharge the duties OF the position with
efficiency aud entire integrity
NOT FAIR SHAKE.
Among the bills presented to the Committee OF Ways
nnd Mesns IL one from TIE albany Ks'ckebo1ker estab
shme1 for publishing the several proclanatiOns Issued
Efliuu
seven Of them and tie hi oos up At 500 90 Another
claim d, made by the proprietor Of TIE Albany Ersrhg
P0s tor publishing the Proclamation Tor thanksgiving
lest Fall n flios 20 ,mcs) amounting 10 s1J 50. And
the old AJarg Standard Statesman brings IA bi OF
between SfJD AID 600 foI publishing notice or order
from the Office 81 The AdutautGoneral Now. AS all
these matters were published without authority III
sist that the Committee Of Ways and Means, before
they audit or make provision for these accounts should
invite publishers throughout tie state who nave IN
serted these different procamat0ns. 10 make up their
aecour "a and send them for audit that all may be
served alike Printers Ia Albany are no better than
printers outside Of Albany and II the former are al to
be paid for publishing notices. &C.. OF this character
30 should tie latter. Lets have fair play. aud no
gougng."
Tie Senate confirmed the following officers to-day
Ier0poii'1a Fire CDmnissi0nds-pnip W. Eugs and
. Joshua G.. Able. Commissioners under Chap. 2ry OF
Laws OF ls8O-Dr Tlos. G. Chalmers. Daniel ID. ID
Marshall. Parke Goodwin Ira o. Miller Apollo K
WV,mOfe. -
To BE- Notiries PnbH,-In Yosk-Emmon X.
Adams T. g. Glaubenskee, Henry Smell. Daniel w
BALDWIN Fred. Foster, : II. Maitland j. T. smith,
Jheo NJ Tu,hill G.. 4. Arthur f. L. Clark, ;. NJ.
Norehouse Edw. NJ. Dodge, julius j. Lyons, Jos l.
Webster, Geo. W. Colles ii. q. Hull, W. ~ Nesehke
A. G.. Thorpe jr. Alfred Wagstah IT,. Ayed Chai'
mers Gilbert :. King. Emile b. Morel, John d. Me-
GregoE. Edw. T.. Cowes. and A. V. W. Van Neehten.
For Kings County-Theo Hinsdae, Alon2o j. McMui-
len John X. Oakley Jared Sparks, VIM. H. Bishop,
Eobt Z. Lee Daniel DJueran, Fred W. Burke, hl. IL.
siguey, Hubbard Hendricksou. Michael D. hlggins'
Pardon w. Kenyon, Peter ". Ostrander' James H.
! praf Edward lerF