New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-24
ASSEMBLY



To amend the General Railroad Law
To amend al ac relative 10 SUITS by ant against joint
For the further protection Of Female Employee IN New
To amend the Charter Of the City Of Auburn.
BILLS NOTICED.
By Nj WEED Dem. Cliuton,-Io allow criminals TO
By Ma 0AKEY rep Kinr.,-Fo5 o Railroad in Tenth
and other streets and avenues ~ New ok. 90
BY Mr.. GKIDLEY Rep, y. \ TO amend the Charlcr
OF tho Merchants Exchaurr and Ncwsroou in kcwl oS
BY Mr.. WOLTMAN Dem, y. NJ-fo regulate the sale
By Mr. PtRDY Dom, .westchasterJ-To incorporate
W r. Mr PFNFIEIb Dem Wcscieser-To reduce the
fare the New Haven Railroad, through Westcheser
By III DEVIIN Dem, n YJ-To amend an act to
regulate the sale Of Intoxicating ucuor IL the Metropo
it4u Police District.
ANTTRENT-NEssAGE IRON TIE GOYERSOR'
The Governor through lis piya, Secretary presented
memorial from citizens Of Albany ana Rensselaer, Cou
ties relative 10 the Anti rent troubles with the following
message:
"ExEcUTrvE DErABTsENT. ALBANY, y. "
To he Assembly,: transmit herewith the MEMORIAL
OF sundry citizens Of the Counties Of Albany ad Hcns
vcTsT between fncmseiycs and pcr9ois having claims
foi rents and affecting Lands which they occupy
ISIS that grievances exist which require remedy and
thai adequate relief can be given by The Legislature bt
the nature Of the relief desired IS not Indicated IL Is wen
known that controversy has existed for many years ~
respect to the matters to winch me memorial reic G ad
it appears that the Courts Of the state nave decae
against the views entertained by the monoriash, ana
have held that the contracts Tor lbO pay hhhN
Of rents and the performances or services re-
served IN leases In fee may be enforced against the land
How far this operates 10 the injury Ol me tenants 90
70 give them the right To- dei4nhd tle S now l1t
II in the power OF the Legislature 10 AFFORD II u II
ought be given questions upon which express 10
opinion, but leave il to the Judgment OF the gls'uie
and respectfully recommend that the subject OF the
memorial be fully and fairly Investigated IL II proper
IL express earnest hope that lc gal pan WclcsHe
in it, operation, can bc devised, which VII terminate
these unhappy differences. IL l.. ILAiON'
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. SMITH Rep, Albany TO faeiltate the con
struction of the Albany aud New York lS,ilroad
By Nj KEADY-For tie relief Of the Van Brunt ana
Eric Basin Railroad Company.
BY B1r. HINSDALE Rep Kings-To amend the CHAR
tor OF the Long Island Savings Bank ,,
By Mr. CRIBBEN rep, MOnrOcl-RemtiYet 10 the build
M v ~ M sIGHHsoN DEN. " Y-To regulate the land
ing OF steamboats, and vessels navigating Long Island
by Dir. GRIDLEY Rep., N. Y.jTo amend the charter
OF the HiXthaye. savings Bank. .
BY Nj. BLAUYELT Dem, n. Y.l-To incorporate Inc
Painters Protective Association OF New-lOrk
Safe Deposit Company OF Utica Also almond the act
authorize certain 70 take stock IN the Utica ana
81 Mr. BIAKEsLEE Gep. Oneida-To authorize the
construction Of a railroad from Foresiport TO Grant
Mills Oneida County.
by Mr.. DREAMER Dem, n. Y.)-FOr the better pro
lection OF the Butchers and DrOvers IN New York
MOTIONS AND REVOLUTIONS.
MT WAtfSIAFE Rep., Suffolk offered the following
resolution, which was laid over under the rule:
RCsOird That Senators I'm Congress be instructed
and our Representatives be requested 70 propose and adj
YOCae the passage OF bill TO exempt from dues and tax
alton all materials used in the construction OF steam and
sailing vessels built In the United States and also 10
tend directly the aid OF the Government toward tho
tabshnent Of mail and emigran steamship lines Eu
rope cOnsis OF vessels owned aud built by American
Nv Mr. WAGsTAFF--A resolution OF sympathy with
the Greeks in their struggle against the Turks. Laid
over. A.. -. ~,
snecial order for next Tuesday evening
The Assembly adjourned.