New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-19
bill providing for High School in Syracuse was order.1
10 thlId reading Adjourned to Monday evening al
ASSEMBLY.
49, asAA III H
TIE RAILROAD Wal

THE RAILROAD WAR.
Mr.. d. p WOOD (Rcp, 0nondaga), by unanimou.
consent Offered the following:
Whereas, The present arrangement between the No.
York Central Railroad Company and the Hudson River
Railroad Company is working serious Inconvenience IN
the travelling public and is likely to be productive q,
great damage the Of freight and TO change ,h
line of transit for passengers and freight outside hI.
State; therefore
Resolred That the Railroad Committee be ard tho
are hereby directed and required 10 make immediate
investigation OF the facts OF the case and at the earliest
day practicable to report the 10 this House together
with such bill in their judgment the facts establisd
upon such investigation require for the protection Of the
public and said Committee are hereby authorized and
empowered TO send for persons and papers for the accom-
plishment Of such investigation"
The preamble and resolution were unanimously adopt
REPORTS
BY Mr.. WILDER RGpp Dutchess-To authorize tn.
City of Poughkeepse 20 borrow money
time of meeting of the Commissioners OF Excise Inc
BY Mr.. PARKER lIieD, Cayuga)-To authorize the
Stock i'i COMPANY u iH''e''e their capital
BY Mr.. BIGELow (Rep. Jefferson)-To increase IN.
salaries of School Commissioners.
By Mr. WILDER rep, Duchess)-To change the north
ern terminus Of the Hudson River Railroad: 10 compel
the Directors to run trains thereto aud TO regulate ts
BY Mr. BURROWS Rep, Erie, to amend an ac, r.,,
| tive to the Banking Department
BY Mr. BLAUyELT Dem, N Y)To incorporate the
York. VI new
BY Mr.. DEvEIIN Dem, N Y)-To INCORPORATE IN.
BY Mr. ROBERTS (Rep., 0neida)-To amend the act to
organize the State Lunatc Asylum.
by Mr.. FlSKE (Rep., Oneida)-rO amend the Revised
statutes relative to Excise, and for the regulation Of
tayerns and groceries.
By Mr.. JACOBS (DemY Kingsl-To incorporate tho
Metropolitan Surgical and Medical institute,
on the Hudson River and Harlem Railroad reducing the
rates Of fare to two cents per mile; r.,-...-..-.
coach companies outside of NewYork also to reduce tho
capital of the Adatic Fire Insurance Company also OF
Col g,a1fa IfraI QuQa( fnnng
BY Mr.. O'DONOHO Dem, n. Y)-To prevent the use
Of steam on railroads in NETWORK. ,.,,
BY Mr.. FREAR Dem, n. Y.l-TO authorize the Second
and Third Avenue Railroad Companies TO extend their
BY Mr.. oREIILY Dem, N. Y.)-To incorporate the
New-YOrk Joint Stock Company.
BY Mr.. BERGMAN Rep. n. Y.)-T0 incorporate the
North and East River Railroad Company, and 10 author
lie the construction OF railroad In certain streets In
BY the sPEAKER-To organize the metropolitan Board
of Public Works and TO define their powers and duties
by Mr. y ihs eR smsaa the
BY Mr. PURDY Dem, Westehesterl-For the relief oi
BY Mr.. JACOBS Dem, Kings)-To incorporate the
BY Mr. GRIDLEY Rep. n. YIN relation to omnibus
and stage routes In New-YOrk
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. BRUCE (Repp MadisOnl offered the following:
ReSoired df the Senate concur That the Congress Of
the United States ought without delay to establish and
by rebellion and civil war, such regulations shall serve
TO protect all the inhabitants in their lawful pursuits In
and property and 20 provide such tempo
rary government as shall be necessary, till such time as
majority OF the people snail De ready anu aesos iof tne
formty with the spirit and purpose of the Constitution Of
the United states.
ReSolred df the Senate concur That the political or.
CARNATIONS existing in those States, and processing
TO be rehabiated State Governments only be re-
garded voluntary associations OF legal validity
whatever and should be immediately disbanded
Z" Resored Of the Senate concur, That our senators
Representatives in Congress be- and they hereby
requested to communicate these resolutions TO both
Houses Of Congress- and to put forth their Influence and
best exeriOns for the procurement Of the legislation
herein proposed"
These resolutions were referred to the Committee
Federal Relations without debate. Adjourned