New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

THE yrro OF TIE BROADWAY SURFACE BILL SUE
TANNED THE NETWORK TAN LEVY IN
AssEnBIY-CoMMoN COUNCIL MANNERS TIKI
|, SENATE. ., ..........
81 ALBANY April IG, 1867.
The sensation this morning was the veto OF the
broadway Surface bill II generally known that the
message would be sent IN to-day but 1t was not 20 widely
expected that the Senate would take the short sharp
and decisive" action it did The Hobbies on the
lower floor OF the Capitol were crowded when
the Private Secretary of His Excellency, MI
Hastings, went upstairs; but, IT being whispered
around the nature OF that gentemans errand 1t only
took few seconds TO crowd the Senate chamber AFTER
the message was read Mr. Sutherland moved that 1t be
laid upon the table he withdrew the motion in order
that Senator O'Donne might say few words In adVo
cacy of taking the vote the bill Immediately because
there was almost full Senate present and also because
there was already veto on the table Senator snthc
land then renewed the notion but IL was vOed DOWN
Gov WoOdord then put the question: ShaI the Dill
Inc oesdGn IN S O b ns
The Assembly consumed all the morning III dscussihs
two canal bills and railroad bill III committee OF inc
Whole without finally dsposing OF TWO Oh then'
recess taken until afternoon. A., ~,
The Assembly Committee on Cities reported the new
York tax ieyics hut il Immediately sent 10 the
printers Several items Of the original bill amounting 10
other items added 10 pay Judgments against inc ey
amounting in all to s9g2ooo In fact as exported, ~
sent here One OF the items Cancelled ~ an appropriations
Of s75OOO for water meters There have been several
provisions put the bill which will go great ways
TO protect the taxpayers Of your city These are tat no
money appropriations for specific nc ossSt sa ri ted
shall increased under circumstances ana that no
% r%1tinS Roard is esabiished Which shall consist OF
Chauncey Depew, Attorney General Mhftlhuaci anu WI
troler Connolly who shall examine and certify all claims
The Governors objections to the veto on Fare
bill sustained by the Senate TINS evening eght sot
ing i'm favor of It's passage Notwithstanding the olJec
tons and IS against it, Senator Person wac the only
who made speech III when ne TOOK a', re-, ue
with some OF the Governors statements about thc man
cal condition of the company Before inc Voo war sh
attempt was made III the House 10 l. .uoL
a new bill limiting the time 10 twoahd
ahalf years, but unanimous consent being required
10 introduce il il failed hours after the vote another
attempt made In a. different way The House had re-
solved To 20 into Committee OF the Whole on TWO 1s
when Mr. Williams of Erie moved that Senate bill re
ferTng Plank Road Company be sent INTO me zinc
mttee going Ia substitute the Central Fare Dill
with limitations for two aud half years II requiring
two-thir,ls vote the motion was lost.
The opponents Of the Underground Road bill trlcG 70 20
into Committee of the Whole on the metropolitan Inhei
Road in the Assembly tonight but they Unexpectedly
failed The friends OF the measure did not want 10 con
The senate Committee OF the Whole TO night ordered te
a third reading the Quarantine BILL with an ainehdmeht
maj the commissions bc prohibited by penalty
from anchorng infected ships In Grayesend Bay In the
the report Of the Committee was LAID upon the
The bin for an experimental Inc Of elevated railway
along Greenwichst for half MILE was committed ny
the Assembly to the Committee on Railroads to prepare
II for third reading. This afternoon an attempt wac
made in the same body 70 20 into committee OF the
Whole the amendments To the Excise Law, but was
defeated --,-,.
The Senate bill granting 5000 mile 10 new ialtoadr
upon certain conditions was ordered to hrd r,adng'
after eXemptug Long Island from certain oil lts pro
IL is likely the Governor win send In tomorrow the re
appointment Of James W. Allen as one OF the Tax com,
ditiouaI ones: James w culver Ira Miller. D. T. Mar
shall, and Col Duganne Culver VIII ID" one oil the ioI
TO vote by your Ring politicians Board of Aldermen ana
Common Council, IL ~ no reason why some Oh th, ur
tngushng features Of the last mentioned body should
be copied IN an ahsehDlaSe suPlosen to DC 30 .
dignifed the Senate of New York, aud by senator
l.,y ODD fufp
thinga Yet I am sorry to say, far forgot
himself last evening to he the chief actor ia sstne
which NJ should place ALL should be seen only III
some of the Of your city Hall Early last evening
the Judiciary Committee unanimously reported aI,inst
bill which allowed prosecutor IN criminal Gaze 10
bring forward In evidence the previous bad ehaneei OF
the accused just now the defense may show tc IAtt
previous good character. After the report Was made
Senator White moved 10 disagree with the report OF th'
ComnAttcc, and the bill be- committed To the Com
snts ocSarred ' Which for 6Pancy has not been
cn,aled n the Senate Chamber this Senators
White Low and O'DounoI supported the motion aud II
was opposed by CTOwy, Henry G. Murphy, aud FolgeT
An the legal acmen o the lawyer and the rich knowl
edge Of the scholars brought forward, pro and con-
the subject Senator FOgcT ~ the chair wien ihe
debate commenced but before Senate White had finished
lac called Senator PersOn 90 the chair and when Senator
but exceedingly bitter speech little while afterward
resumed the chair and put the question upon agreeing
with Senator Whites notion IL was carried
by decided vote which mcensed Senator Crowley,
member Of the Judiciary COMMITTEE, that lie asked 10 he
excused from serving ON that committee any longer I'm
medatey afterward motion TO ADJOURN was carreda and
Senator foger had chance 10 vent his rage. which lac
did before leaving his seat throwing the gayel across
the Senate chamber striking the wall immediately under
the portrait Of Gov George CntOn. Senator stanford,
who close proximity TO the picture, asked Senator
at HIM when the latter replied mo SRI
threw II on the flOorp' Now, II the honorable Sen,
havebeen better mitator, but certainly he could not
have made more disgraeeiui Impression than he ana.
him for President Of the Constitutional Convention aud
that body should incorporate IN the Constitution pro
VISION fOrddng the handling Of gayes and nksiands by
presiding officers, unless they know hoo to use them