New-York tribune., 1867-01-04

eralv belonging together with the pieces or plots OF
real estate known as the Lowber tract OF properly
and the GansevoOrt property, all of which buildings
and tracts of ground shall be held IN uusU ny s"u
Board to sell rent lease convey or allenate sau So
oral rroncrties for the benefit of the people OF inc
! Citv of York Any parties or person ~ ~
present having the leasing or conveying OF IIcglns
the rents OF revenues of said properties, shall surIeh
der said effects 10 the Board of Public Markets AZ
the demand of the Board. 1t is also ordered IN me
bill that six months after the organization Oh te
Board il shall proceed TO investigate the condiuon o
said markets and properties to know whelIieT NY
interests of the people of the CITY OF Ne" loi H
would not be benefited by the SAFE a@nu anu
| transfer OF said properties, ana the ei1!ttul if
! of new and cOmnOdOuS markets III uliipi
ent locations for their better acconmodatlIolII ON II
A clause in the bill also states that the hodIu sli
/ have power 10 sell at public auction the pToSIt
enumerated above. But no public markets Sl'ui 'T
discontinued until the Beard OF Pubic Markets sl,alI
have provided elsewhere in the city suitable
accommodations for the owner, OF lesSecs ~ Ui n.
market stands in the markets 10 De dlsCoh'in4eIi
and said owners or lessees untu ti' liile SUI e,i",,
remain in full and un9lsturoeI poSsSsSr1d staIds
and privileges and said lesseeS and owners ana tlel
/ heirs and assigns shall have preempuye rShi oI
choice to all market accommodations III te lIaI
10 be erected by the Board. Ana no person HoiolhS
such privileges or franchises shall be dVeSted OF ue
pTyed of them until after the trial of sad person OF
persons upon written charges to be preferred before
/ the Board of Public Markets. -, c..--
The Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty oi the CIty
of Ncw-YOrk shall from time TO time create ana SS't
public fund OF stock at the request OF 'he Do'u W
Public Markets, 10 he denOmlnated - Inc NeW-loOih
CITY Public Market Improvement Fund," 10 ule
amount not TO exceed the sum OF - OOGVO ana lSsle
the same In sums as the Board Ot Markets may re-
0uire for the use and purposes of the act 10 pear
interest not exceeding seven per cent per annun 10
be edeemable in 20 years from the time OF issuing
the same.
the rcports of the Metropolitan Police Commissioners
and that Of the Metropolitan Fire Department, tulI
abstracts of both of which reports have already ap
The report of Charles b. Norton. esq, Commissioner
To the Paris Exposition sent "a the Assembly 10
day by the Governor Although laborng under some
difficulties considerable progress has been made ana
after the Exhibition he proposes to send full report
which viii Indicate the high position of the Empire
State IN mechanics. art manufactures, %c.
The report of the Rluderpcst Commission was scnt
10 the Assembly to-day. IL gives the proceedings
thus far of the Commission, and warns the public not
TO he needessly alarmed on the subject Circulars
were printed to be distributed to farmers and Others
on the appearance OF the disease but thus far they
have had no occasion for their use
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. 8.
senators PiersOn. Lent, Thomas, Murphy aud C. g.
Cornell appeared in their seats for the first time to-day
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENr.
The Senate Immediately proceeded 10 the consideration
Of the Congressional Constitutional Amendment
and magnanmity Of ali the provisions Of the Amendment
Mr.. WHITE said that, while he would chcerfuily vote
number If states do accept it, ne did not wish 10 be
understood by his vote now a. binding himself not TO ask
he held that the Amendment would be much accept
able vast body Of our citizens, and more complete
lust and patriotic II went further and guaranteed l
versal suffrage. Tie vote was then taken, with the
following result:
Foger Gibson Goddard Hmplreys Khue Lent Low Muphy Nks
Parsons PeT'oa Plat Sessions stanford White Wilbur Williams
Says-Messr. C G Cornell II C Murphy and Sutherland
The argument in the case OF Judge smith OF Oneida
Couutytwas postponed until Tucscay next at p. IN
BY Mr. GIBsON-To cs.absha metropolitan Harbor
District and Board OF Wharves and Piers also to pro
vide for the inspection visitation and control Of
By Mr. PARSGNs-To repeal the law establishing the
contract system for repairing the canal , l.. -,
By Mr.. kLINE-For the better protection of dry dock
BY Mr.. E. CORNELI-To amend the act for the better
protection of scdmen in the port Of New YORK
By Mr FoLGER-To provide for placing upon record 5r
prma facc evidence OF the title 70 real estate III the heirs
at law of person dying intestate. ,
By Mir LOW-To establish a Metropolitan Board OF
BY Mr sEssIoNs-To give additional power to Icglsla
tive nyesligating committees -, -, en-. ,.,,r,ad
Mr.. SANFORD Introduced bill TO repeal the halHOau
Mr. fOEGER presented a petition bearing about $50
g. Cornell. because OF the unanswered charges made
| against him Street Commissioner. Mr.. Fogcr said
he presented the petition because of the constitutional
right of every citizen TO petition the Legislature, but he
did not wish To bc understood S committed IN any way
10 ITS propositions statements IL Was referred 10 the
! Judiciary Committee.
| Adjourned I'LL tomorrow.
ASSEMBLY.
The SPEAKER announced the annual report OF the
Controller
report Of the Metropolitan Health Commissioners, the
Trustees OF the Antetm Cemetery, the Commissioners OF
ers the Metropolitan Police Commissioners, the Commits
| ers Of the Niagara Frontier Police.
! NOTICES OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. BURROws-To authorize the construction of
! enlarged locks in the Erie and Oswego Canals
by Mr.. SIGERSON-To regulate places OF landing for
! Long Island Sound steamboats,.
By Nj o OMURPHY-To abolish the Board Of New-York
Supervisors.
by Nj. J. BUCK-Relatve to the establishment OF mar
! Bv Mr. FREAR-To regulate the election OF officers
and managers Of Incorporated companies. go
BY Mr. JACOBs-For the better protection OF health in
the Metropolitan District
| BY MI HINsDALE-TO incorporate Trustees Of the
BY Mr. BLAUvELT-To provide for the accounting, by
Police Justices Of Newiork, for moneys received fol
BY Mr.. FIsK-To allow criminals to testify in their
BY Mr. sTARR-To repeal the act prohibiting the issue
/ Of free passes on railroads.
BY Mr.. BURNs-To prevent the Hudson River Railroad
Company from using steam below Eighty -siXthst
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. CREAMEK, TO amend the Metropolitan Excise
Law.
BY Mr. KEADY, limiting days work to eight hours.
| BY Mr. HAVENs, to ratfy the Amendment to the
! United states Constitution.
Mr. HAvENs offered tie following:
favor f c ssn protect he pIoueers and naaufscers %
this COUNTRY against competition wei furnish pr ih,
such protection Of American Industry mresi7cy called
for by tho people the better ens them 10 bear the financial buu
Red That our Senators in Congress be instructed and Repre-
sehayes Congress requested protect
and procure the prompt passage Of the TaH bill awaiting their
R'olcd Tha, His E,celene the Governor he requested forward
copies these esoutons each Of the Senators and Representatives in
! II was laid on the table under the rule
Mr. WILBER called from the table the resolution rat
tying the Constitutional Amendment, which was lost.
| Mr. n. c. MURPHY offered the following:
Wa, The existing neutrality laws brake upon the vheel
| circumstance which have passed AWAY; therefore,
Isoi the Senate concur That sympahe with efor
of