New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-19

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Se Coma ttee having reported as instructed the bin
d now rcay third reading 1t is understood the
nm All Go5rt Of carrying their amendments this year
Another atsemp was made IN the Assembly TINS morning
nut II was defeated the motion receiving only 81 votes IN
the affrmave, to 50 in the negative The yeas were all
OF Vandeuh Urgh Of Wayne and Ravens Of ESSEX ~, +.
- senator HJanly c. Murphy this morning succeeded IN
having tbe Quarantine bill amended in the Senate that
Coney Islaaj is practically exempt from the pesehce
che h ahysed the Commissioners TO select sites where
ever they caose but Mr.. Murphy this morning had in
serted amendment requiring tue COMMISSIONERS 10 t
tabish quarantine temporarily on Barren Island until
suitable snsldngs can be erected on the west bank ana
boarding si.StOn These amendments We're unanimously
cOneufsd and it is said are acceptable TO Dr sWl
Senator Tsomas Murphy introduced bill this morning
and pare@ sf amusements nv requiring the
aessees of aese places to provide modes OF eges III
taat thert chance for this BILL bn it is gratfca
tiOn 10 knx that its spirit Is contained in the NIL which
mas already passed one branch providing Tor the legu
Raton Of unsafe buildings.
sembIy amendment TO the O'DOnnen Railroad bill THIS
AmendmenF eXempts Long Island from the provisions OF
the winch requires that the railroads to be built
shall not Gn within miles Of road already in opera
kiOn. The friends Of this amendment had it inserted so
abe bill eeuAd be OF benefit 10 the south side ROAD %hch
fgtO he csnpeting line with that OF the Long Island
road The FRIENDS OF tne ater are d3ng an tns2 van
defeat bOth the amendment and the Dill because II the
former prevails the Long Island will have powerful
COMPETING Conference committee VIII StIlt the
The Assembly this afternoon made sharp work with the
Tax Levy over half of the items being considered
any whatever taken Of the amendments TO the
Dih Mr. and Daniel z. Wood made several neffec
tua efforts have several items cut down, bu the ma
FORTY agaiRp such propositions great that they
met with ut success, except the amendment limiting
che advertising OF the Common Council 10 the three daily
and three weekly papers designated by the Controller
The appropriations for aqueduct repairs ana I'M
provenents increased $4,000 fOf contingencies
for CrOt0u Board increased 5000 and for City
Dispensarias increased 1890. In addition the
appropriations charities $500 each is given 10 st.
Peters St Narys ST. Theress, and the Church OF the
TRANSIT gtTr4faon schools.
Ike Conference Committee upon the Health bin have
agreed up0a she amendments 10 the bill which there
las been dispute between the two Houses. The
susOns Of committee that the bill be amended
Vst the Csoners be required report to the Board OF
ealth. audi sat the latter only exercise sanitary super
hsion with sard TO cleanliness, ventilation, and drain
ago over tia markets Of the city The outside stalls or
stands are mG TO be removed til 1862 and If any Law
the tse passes the Legislature providing for the
erection 81 markets then they shall not be removed
until 1879 In the time, Board required
submit al specifications and plans for markets to
The Legislature.
The rucs suspended this evening and the Central
xare bin EEssed by-a vote OF Yeas TO ~ Nays The
bill stands amended senate BILL and
eornEy tho senate ~ only 10 agree or STagrSe Tsh the
bill viii aetn reach the Governor by tomorrow night
Whole Oa Underground Railroad but neither motion
receiving GwO-thirds they failed. The firstvOe
It Is the oerai impression The bill Is dead but think
Tomorrow will prove these impressions not well
The new wharves and Piers biz also dead, meets
much opposition not only IN the Senate Committee but
also from tSss friends Of the former bin.
The Sese, IN Executive session Wednesday confirmed
Edgar KHrRSsr6ocEer, James NJ Lewis, josiah r Love.
10y, John y MOTIFS, Max Moses Theodore Is Moore
Paris, Henpy A. Petrol, John j. Rieley. John $ Ray
Henry H. Esoe, Frank A. Rudd George b. Rhodes James
Sawyer sSeorge. sherman, James N. ,shsehan,
Henry X Stearns, A uidrin sater, A. ~ C.
Abner G. Thomas, David G. Van Cott, John Vincent,
kmmer. Is.ssc 5 Smith, Waiter s. Pinckney Albert C.
hIte lr, Ksehard staekpois Thomas Stevenson, John
entne, FEr,k H. Angler, Frederick G. Anderson. Alwyn
a; AiyOrd Morris K. Barker, Gerard Beekman, John
Burns, rhoHeas B. clifford mos G. Campbell, John L.
SSliiey, MH calender, j. Townsend Connolly, Lewis L.
Frederick 8. Elliott, volney : Fulam A. Feuohtwanger
trsnsis f1cslnmons, Judson u. Gilbert Adam Gross,
WIN: X HysloP, Chas. Il. H Thomas @. IngersoI Rob
H.cS n@ss John Brady Jag Britt JnO Bissen Henry
S, iiHwRssaa Cannon Henry Camerden, jr y w. :.
podge.MaEEhais GOetzei Henry Greeneid r. W 6essen.
H1iner, r. j. Wilson Green Carlton NJ Herriek Andrew
Peter Lehman John isior Charles j LIVINGSTON Jas
% Mars $salp Nillspsugh, Benz Mudgett Lewis
ID. 6herbaR. ~ % - $1,000
Inc I"S~spg we're confirmed NOtaries Public for Kings
Nvuhty Se1L 4. BArtOl Samuel BOwden, Julius b. Bis
sell Amss p Bingham, John II. Broacb James p Caro-
& sseS.hen H. Clarke, Richard a. Clarke, J. Angus
she Sos1y, AeLj II Coweb ROdman D. Dawson, Moore
RuPuy, S~nao b Cumming Thomas q Finn, Edw. w.
SSisAo, IT. James J. Gray, jos II. Gardner, Thomas
creepy ~ y Crate, Aex = Glass Jos A. Gardner, jr,
1S w H1,egeTfOrd Peter kinney Richard Rowland,
1An ~ GGarpy, duncan Smith, Lewis r. stegmaD,
e1nio9rau =. Hombs Josiah T. Mafean Charles Tappan,
win- msdr4spt Jss A. Van Brunt francis A. Madison
Eeu an Defwenken. Wp r. Nichols Chas y. wyie,
S1ohrI NJ Sekedham, Isaac Waters Fred W Obern.r.
M z. Nosral VIM. 4. Osborn Van Rrunt wyckoff Ira
- riefS"H' Elisha b. Rolins. Julius L. POmerey.