New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
THE STATE LEGIsLATURE.
BIT TKLEsRAFH 70 THE TRiHusE.
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BIT TKLEsRAFH 10 TRnusH.
SENATE. ALBANY. April ., 1867.
BILLS ADVANCED TO THIRD READING.
For the better protection of orphan and destitute
children against cruelty.
Prohibiting the opening OF telegrams by persons other
than those To whom they addressed.
Incorporating the oswego Historical Association
County
incorporating the Nineveh Bridge Company.
Authorizing the Westchester Plank road.
Incorporating the Warehouse Loan Company OF New
York
For the better protection Of emgans arriving at the
Port Of NewlOvk.
Mr. H. C. MURPHY Dem, Kngsl introduced q bill,
providing for paving Cumberandst, Brooklyn, with the
Nicholson pavement.
To prevent the improper opening and use OF teeglTs
Amending the charter Of the Adratic Insurance Com
pany by reducing the stock Of the COMPANY; ,
Amending the charter OF the smlthDOlO bfldSe COW-
Atborizng the Supervisors OF Monroe County 10 raise
money 10 pay for the site of the Rochester Aflnofy
Incorporating the Commercial Warehouse Company OF
New-YOrk
purchase the Peeksk turnpike road. .
Mr. Low Rep snlyan moved to concur concur IN hi nhe n, AS
ydng that the town bonds shall not be exempt from aA
Mr oDoNNELL Rep. Lewis opposed the BILL saying
there was Justification fOr eNenpng these bonds from
TOWN. county and city taxation. The people already
over6urdencd with taxation upon their real estate and
will submit any further taxation. IL Is unequal
uniist and uniustfabe lie washed his hands OF all
responsibility In connection with IT, He feared that the
state and the Legislature, and even the press were ~
ready the hands of great corporations that the people
might be fiched OF their hard earned money. He said
the press else why was it that only six eight papers in
the State published the vote the Central Railroad bill
Mr.. Low said that the Senator from the Eighteenth
District toDonnelD was in lighting nloSd thls
road, next the Central road, and finally the
Press. No doubt he will get fight enongh out
only objectionable feature TO this billexemptng the
roads from state taxauon-has been stricken out The
people along the line of the proposed road are unanimous %
for It, and there neither strength nor reason IN the
Mr. ANDREWS Gsep otsego). assa Mr. HUMPHREY
Rep., Wyoming spoke in favor a. concuiring ana the
bill passed by IL vote 0f II 10 o.
Incorporating the National Telegraph Union Assoe-
Authorizing the City of syracuSe TO issue bonds for
educational purposes.
Company fixing the fare at so cents.
Authorizing the Maspeth;avenue and Toll Bridge Com
pany Ia consolidate with the WillamsDurgh ana New
Wv" Hills oRDEaED TO A THIRD READING.
Amending the Free school law by aboshng rate bills
aud making educational expenses tax, and raising by
tax this year, for school purposes sOOOW
Changing the County slte OF schuyler IRON HaNaha 10
''''''''''' EVENING SESSION.
BILLS ADVANCED TO A THIRD READING.
To facilitate the lconstrlction OF TIE ST. Lawrence Val
Authorizing the holding of Special Terms in Chambers
kathonmng the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company to
make special deposits Of securities III the Insurance De
Authorizing the New-York Submarine Company to is
incorporating the New-York and African Transports-
Incorporating the Montague Theater Company in
Authorizing Assessors make q special review of their
Assessment Roils . ,
Drecting the transfer OF certain securities deposited
with the superintendent Of the Insurance Department
Amending the charter OF the BIND Mechanics AsSooa
ton.
For opening Lafayette-square, Brooklyn.
Providing for the erection OF an armOy Tor the Ihtl
Cens to the United States the Jurisdiction OF certain
lands in the state TO be occupied as sites Tor
MI KLINE Rep, Montgomery introduced bill to IA