New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
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PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented for general extension OF
the broadway surfece Railroad.
BILLS REroETEp rAvoRtBLY.
For the relief OF Ar. Wood late Receiver of Taxes,
Brooklyn.
Authorizing lerkimer County 10 issue bonds. Passed
For stenogr.phers FOR the Comfy County Of Kings
against Increasing the IIInber Of Notares Public
Agreed to.
Relative the District Attorney of Rensselaer, County
Amending the Charter OF Oswego County.
Incorporating the Village Of CoAsacke.
Anendiug the Charter OF Auburn.
Amending the Charter Of the Villages of Nordvs,
Goneseo and Waverly.
10 discontinue portion Of AiadisonsqnMe.
Relative 10 assessments In Now-Nork.
Authorizing the towns of Mlns and Diana to issue rail-
road bonds
report was received from the Controller of New York
relative 20 printing expenses.
INTRODUCED.
To amend the law Of 1865 relative 10 sales Tor unpaid
Relative to the Greenpont, Greenwood Cemetery and
Prospective. Railroad
by Mr. LENT q.op., ~ Y)--To amend the law relative
70 the egstration of voters in NewYok These sun
dry amendments which recommended by the Police
relative the time of meeting, and they provide that
the Police Commissioners shall appoint the Inspectors
aud Registers and designate the polling places for Brook
Ign as well as for New-Yolk
BILL PASSED
incorporating the Orleans Savings Bank
Authorizing the taking Of bail pending criminal exam
nations, except for crimes punishable with death
/, For the improvement Of Powcrs-st, Brooklyn
Amending an act for the Improvement oI SoWahus
meorporatI9g the cmPoIectlns Association Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church New-forR ., s...,
Incorporating the Metropolitan Medical ana surgcai
Institute.
TO facilitate the construction Of the Southern Central
Railroad. -
TO apply 20 the of Yonkors the provisions Of the
Metropolitan Excise Law.
Fixing the salaries OF Schoo Commissioners throughout
the state az $50. aud S20p Tor expenses.
I'M hin relative TO Piers and Wr,cs in NewYcIk
mado the special order iOr Friday
nm pEsrrrt n SOUTH.
Mfr WOOD Dem " \ } moved that the Finance Com
mco be directed to report forthwitha bin apprpratng
s5oOOo for the destitute people Of the South.
Mr. o'DONNELL (Rep., Lewis would like TO hear some
reason for the resolution.
Mr.. w0OD-The reason is manifest There is great
desuton and suffering IN the South much actual starv
alton Party considerations should be laid aside and the
humanity stretch forth her hand ia the sacred cause
Mr. ODONNELL did not wish 20 be understood as
against the resolution. lie glad TO know THAT Con.
gess has contributed literally for the suffering poor OF
the south Thousands OF Individual members OF the
dominant party have also contributed berally OF their
means and he know that none VIII " further thah VII
the majority Of this Senate the can OF charity toward
the Rebels But he saw necessity for requiring the
Committee 70 report fS,lhw1th: ,oovoa ,o .s,e ont
Mr.. GIBSON tRep, Washington inoNeu 70 s1ihe ""
The motion Was lcPposed by Io.srs ipIiRsoN Rep
kigs and hSpEEws n s 6n"dsS %ST moved osb.u.e
100000 for $4,000.
The motion was carried and the resolution a. amended
adopted 49, 80
The senate IN Executive session confirmed the follow
ing Executive appointments to-day:
psSs aud S.iss"' nss: sl pilot Gssg; s@igd Mar
lGnd'ew BTsnner % wn PitLin sSi asmsn Bodssit
ORDERED 10 A THIRD READING.
mspt s Of m the Hudson River Was ordered 10 third esdns
The Senate then adjourned.