New-York tribune., 1867-04-22


Giving the Canal Board and Commissioners OF the
Canal Fund Jurisdiction over all Contracts hereafter
the superintendent system the lst day Of June. or
dered to third reading and passed
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD FARE BILL AGAIN.
The Assembly Central Railroad Fare bill being returned
from the Assembly, with request for committee OF
conference Mr.. FoLGER Rep. ontario) moved TO
TIE EXCISE LAW.
On notion the Assembly bin amending the Metropoli-
tan Excise law ordered, and reported forthwith
TIE GENERAL CHARITY BILL.
The report Of tie Conference Committee the General
Charity Appropriation bill was agreed 20.
The report Of tbs Conference Committee ON the Canal
APPTqIpaTaatown bill being under S consideration, =, ar
to the Gencset Valley Canal locks. Lost, and the
bill agreed to.
Mr. LOW Rep. SulliyanJ reported the New York City
Tax Levy from the Conference Committee. The report
strikes out John " ackett as one OF the Commissioners
10 audit claims against the city, and inserts the Of
Lewis b. Woodruff It also Increases the appropriation
for piers and wharveSo S26OO ghe report was agreed
to and the bill passed.
TIE UNDERGRoUND ROAD.
The New-York Underground Railway b.was taken up.
Mr.. II. c. MURPHY Dem, Kings moved to add Hugh
Wilson and Asal Roblson to the incorporators which
was carried
Mr. II. C. MURPHY moved to make the company a cor
pOratOn, which was carried
ME- ii. G. MURPHY moved an amendment providing
that compensation shal be awarded Messrs; Wilson,
Robinson and Vandenbrg the orgnators of the under
ground project, which vas carried
Mr.. WHITE Rcp., oDndaga) moved amendment
requiring 900 feet TO btbult by January /. 1869.
The bin was then ordced to a third reading.
| MI. O'DONNELL tReE, Lewis protested against the
passage Of the bill at th late hour and moved 10 refer IL
| to the Railroad COMMITTEE which was lost.
Messages from the Assembly were announced and the
| bill was laid on the table.
COMPLIMENTS TO fHE PRESIDENT PRO TEN.
| On motion of Mr.. WHITE rep, onondaea) 9 resolu-
ton complimentary 10 Mr. Charles j. Foger, President
pro tenn, was adopted Unanimously.
| THE COUNTY TAX LEVY.
At III o'clock, the County Tax Levy reported from
the Conference Committee, and the report adopted-l9
| coMPLrMSTs TO THE CLERK
Mr.. PIERSON tRep.t tkiDgsl moved resolution com
pimentary 10 James rerwliger Clerk OF the Senate,
which was adopted.
A resolution adjpted 10 adjourn sine die at mid.
night, and that hour having arrived, the PRESIDENT
after returning thank for the courtesy and Kindness he
had experienced at tie hands OF Senators declared tho
| Senate adjourned without day.
ASSEMBLY,.
Resolutions of tha,ks to the Hon. Edmund l.. Pitts,
Speaker aud Luther caldwell, Clerk, unanimously
adopted.
To provide Tor the incorporation OF stage companies
The report Of the Conference COMMITTEES on the Supply
The report OF the Conference COMMITTEES Oh the ODon-
nell Railroad BILL gJing State aid to tho amount OF
S. per mile towar the construction Of railroads, vas
THE ANT.REST BILL DEFEATED
The Antrent bill cne up for third reading, aud
| lost by a vote OF 80 to4S t.
Senate 10 the Yak City Tax Levy, except those
ducng the appropriation for wharves and piers, mod
ING the Board OF Audi and striking the extension y,
the terms OF counclnen Another committee Of confe
ence was appointed q the NewYork City Tax Levy. .
| - TIE NEW YORK COUNTY TAX LEVY. u
Mr.. wILBER REP D9tchessl @ Is reported the NewYerl
fhe sayne In Committee Of the Whole Without making
amendments the MI was ordered TO third reading,
ihe rules suspendedand the bill passed by vote OF
Mp. M c. MURPHf Dem, n. " moved TO reconsider
the vote. Lost. ..i I.. Hf ...f
Recess till "a y: M. IN, sroe,1,, rIrla
Mr., SELKREG Hiep, Tompkins) called uD the