The New York herald., 1867-01-10
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

- iHs, Jan. ., 1867
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By Mr Lsr-Tor undersrourc Asiwsy In New
York
Bv Mr. LAsAU-For prevention Of frauds II thscpea-
sg and laying out Of strscts and w Nsw orS
comes from the wos Side Association and places ~
work In The opening and laying cut a streets In the
bands Of the Central Park Commissioners Including the
o. the Commissioners in any procssdry 1s four doais
per day and limits their 70 four months their
and other saa
BY NJ THOMAS NrnPuy-To p,aco,al the public parks
New York under es oonsoi Of tho Central Park Com
BY M Bzmrr-For q rslroad in chrsstpher ed
othrr streets IN Nsw York This Is the sanseil The
By Mr. fls,sos-To amend the charter Of the II
deliy Insurance Company OF Brooklyn Also; 10 lncor-
rate the Merchants Union Sasurauce Company. Of
mILs nrroDecsp
/ BY M BssHMT-To amend thetB0nAie Police acA Il
increaees shepey of patr0imsn from 500 $500 pro-
vdss that police sstics nnes shsee pasd ntstAs police
find and ssoss excise Law similar 70 the Aerppol
extraordinary pcvsss over sanblsfssnd prostitutes
BY Nh. GIssoH-Ve etcsts hetro7oiitap ,Harbor Dis
lodges Of . hold and ccsy sssi ss.st
one sr issss On 4. and % o.-sse % ss
ter 9 Point Railroad Company.
NrrRoolrrAr BOARD or PUBIic WORKS.
Board OF Public Works formed the oties OF Brock
lyn and New Yorla The Governor shah nomisatc and
sionersone com missioner to hold Once until rs7s QUE
until 1871 until 1879 until 1862 ana tho 6fh
until 1868. One Of the commissioners shall be .
practical engineer. The Board authorized TO
employ from time to time such srperinsendsu uts.
clerks FOR the ddfsrens branches engineers. sur
veyors, assistants. wcrkmen- &c, ne may be nece5
sary. Tho said Beard TO have sole charge asd con-
troll OF the opening. altering. regulating, gsdins. flag
eing, curbing OF streets, public buildings, &c, &c.
Also the furnishing Of all houses, rooms
city halls public markets. &c, and al the Cvotou aq!e-
que, and supply of the CITY, the under ground
drainage OF the CITY, sewers the collection OF revenues
arising from the sue Of Cruton water employing labor
ers therefor: also caring for the pabic printing and
binding tor Offices. Tho said Board sha, have
elusive right in tue grating Of permits and licenses Tor
the use Of any avenues, ssrees or sidewalks OF said
such regulations the Beard may from time TO time
impose. All permits for tho openiny, grading filing
Tho Board OF Assessors authorized by the laws OF 1862
also the Board Of Revision established by the laws OF
1851, are hereby abolished and repealed all monies
FOR public Improvement 10 be paid this BOARD No
member OF tne Board shall, either directly OF indi
roct.y be Interested in a2y contract.
ALLEGED oUrRAGEs Bz CANADIANS ON AMERICANS.
MT Low moved that the Judiciary Committee be
powered to inquire into alleged outragcs coamed ~
Canadians on American citizens at Niagara Ealls on
the Canada side.
Mr. ANDREWS inquired whether The resolution had any
reference to Fen.n fellow citizens
Mr. Low answered in the negative, and said the out.
RACES complained Of M were perpe.raed by parties who
induced citizens from thi; SIDE 70 visit tho fas on the
them anything, and having thus douded them
cxactcd exorbitaut charges, and ON refusing
70 pay what was demanded Of than they
beassa aud otherwiss grossly abused. 10 was
informed that many such onsragos had been committed
and that within the last three four months least
two Of cisizcns losing thsr hvos by NAL
treatment ,h6 hands these exsortloners He dad
not know that 30 had power 10 spply she proper
rcmody but Thought would DO we'll enoush Tor the
Judiciary Committee 70 take some cognicaace Vt tho
natter as the parliee who have suffered ready 70
appcrr beose them and Sivc ttnr svideure Redrnss
has bseu Eought from the on tho other SIDE
but aside from tho imposition of small aud inadeqaste
fines nothing has bean done there likely 10 be
The resolution was adopted without dissent
gSEourIvg Sc SION. Mt
The Senate held IN cxBcuvo session, but nothing Of
importance transpircd .f. .M
Adjourned