The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-08
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
senate.


ALBASY, March Z, 1857.
REPORTED
To incorporate the New York Passenger and Baggage
Company
Against the appointment Of no.aries public in West
chester, Putnam and other counties. Agreed to-
Against providing for additional compensation to exc
cutors, administrators and trustees Agreed to.
Against prohibiting further levy Of taxes for the intro
duction OF gas in Richmond county Agreed to-
The White Plains Water Works
bill authorizing the Board Of Supervisors Of West
chester county 70 borrow money.
For the relief OF the Buffalo and Detroit, and the Buff
fao and Cleveland Transportation Companies.
BILLS INTRODUCED
By Mr.. PARsoys-ro incorporate the Protectlves Of
Rochester.
By Mr.. BKSsEr-To amend section two Of title two OF
BY Mr.. E. CoRSELl.-lncorporatng the American Divi
dend, and Transfer Company.
BY Mr.. H. Z. MuRPHY-T0 incorporate the New York
Depressed Railroad Company Referred to the Com
mittee Of the Whole.
BY Mr.. srAxpoRD--To incorporate the Merchants Mu-
By Mr. La Baylor the relief OF the Fiftysffth regi
ment The claims about So 900 for fitting the
regiment 70 60 TO Washington.
rTsHKHL RAILROAD
The bill Incorporating the Fishkin railroad was
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
On motion OF Mr.. ANDREWS the Assembly Constitu-
tona Convention bill was called up, and the Senate bill
On its third reading Mr. WHITE moved 70 recommit
with instructions to amend the bill by providing for
thirtytwo delegates at large.
The motion was lost by the following vote-
AYrs1Msssrs Andrews G. G. Cornell, Gibson. Kline.
.ns MMqn a% %Oeo and f's Sessions sA'r
NAYs-Messrs. Barnett Bennett Campbell, Chambers,
Murphy Sei Parsons fsrson ssaniosSd ana
election Of the delegates the next general electou
The motion was lost The bill then passed by to T.
The Senate bill provides for the election Of hum
dred and thrtyseven delegates, and delegates 1t
large. II empowers men Of color vote, applies tine
Congressional test oath to electors and provides that
delegates be elected from districts other than those
KSrARGre cAsAh LOCKS
The bill providing for enlarging the locks on the Erie
and Oswego Canal vas discussed by Mr. PARSONS, and
progress was reported
nAMn RAILROAD
pusion Of cars BY seam on the Harlem Railroad below
Eighteth street, New York.
The Senate took recess until evening
evening SessioD.
TIN EXCISE Law.
The Senate this evening advanced 70 the third read
ing bill extending over the State provisions Of
liquors, vine and beer included on Sunday During the
debate Mr. Low gave notice Of his intention 70 introduce
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Insbnaae Asylum. The Senate then adjourned.
Assembly.
AIBAxr March :, 1897
YuNKRAL % CLARK n. coCHRASR
Mr. Hscocx moved that when the House adjourn this
attend the funeral Of the late Clark Cochrans Car
RED.
CONTRACTS FOR CANAL RxPArRs
Mr. MEAD offered the following resolution, which was
adopted:-
Resolved That the Clerk Of the Contracting Board report
repair. srsrds the soard during the monh
Of December an exact copy OF all proposals.
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such section sections, and whether same have
readvertsed the
the and COPY Of the bonds accompanying pro-
posala.
Bill ADVANCED TO A THIRD READING
To establish and organize the Hudson River Hospital
for the insane.
Recess until half past seven o'clock
Evening Session.
Mr. Buck introduced bill for the construction Of
railroads In Broadway, Lexington avenue and other
streets and avenues In New York
BILLS ADVANCED RRApIva.
To authorize certain towns in Oneida, Cbenauro and
Madison counties, TO take stock In certain railroads. TO
amend tho charter Of the porchester savings Bank TO
incorporate the Binghamton Savings Bank: 10 amend
the charter OF the New Rochelle Savings Bank incor
porate the New York Safe Deposit Company The As
scmbly then adjourned