The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-21
For bridge over the Mohawk river at 81 townsville.
For theelief OF thsYonker and Newyork Fire insur-

For bridge the Mohawk river at g. TOWNSVILLE
ortheelief Of thsiYonkers and Newlyork Fire insur
ance Company
MT THOMAS MURPHY moved that the Committee on the
internal Affairs OF Towns aud Counties BE- directed 70 re
a TWO o'clock this afternoon the b amending 'no
Mr. o'DosxnI, Chairman Of the Committee opposed
ne mohon insisting that the law ought not 70 20 aus
Mr. rHoxAs MURPHY stated that the amendments met
the approval Of the Excise Com missioners and read
kilograms from Messrs Acton aud Bergen stating that
they had no objections TO the mendments.
Mr. ODosSKIL said he did care who approved the
excise law that New York has ever enjoyed, and he
hoped would not DO altered at the beck declaration
THIRD READING or bella
The debate was decided out Of order, and the third
reading Of bills was proceeded with.
Amending the charter Of the city OF 0swego relative 10
Confirming the action Of the New York Common
Council creative 10 pier belonging 70 the Ryedor
Amending the state Militia law in regard 10 the enrol
ment OF the members thereof
Afternsss sessisa.
BILLS PASSED.
Autherixing the raising Of dam on the Cayuga and
The Jsnsrsoa County Soldiers Moaumsn. bill
For the election BY districts Of town oncsn Of the
Amending the relative 70 taxing surplus funds Of
savings bankA
Incorporating The Long Island SAFE Deposit Com
Amending the charter Of the Staten Island Savings
Relative 70 the benevolent fund Of he late Volunteer
Fire Department Of New York
A 70 the tax on foreign insurance companies
Incorporating the Saratoga Savings Bank.
Imposang tolls for the Of the STATE basin q West
Troy
Mr. PIERsoS moved TO take from the table the Aasem
bly, Central Railroad Fare bill Carried
Mr.. PIRRs0N moved TO concur.
Mr.. O'DONNKLL moved tho postponemone OF tho vote
for half An hour Carried, 10 70 ID
Recess
Evening Session.
BILLS PASSED.
For the construction OF . railroad from Spuyten
Duyvel 70 Port MorriA
Exempting from taxation town bonds subscribed 70
aid the Southern Central Railroad
Assembly amendments to the Oneida Lake Canal bill
were c0ncurred in
rnx ASSEMBLY CENTRAL RAmRoAp FARE BILL
was taken up, and lost BY the following vote-
ArEs-Messrs Barnett Bennett. Chambers Collins, c.
M T. ssSs
NAnsmMsssIs Andrews Campbell Crowlsy Felgsr Glib
SESSIONS Stamford, White, Wiiiams-ia
PASSED.
Giving to the Canal Board and Commissioners OF the
Canal Fund full jurisdiction over all
All contracts hereafter made by the Contracting Board
and dong away with the superintendent system on the
LIST day of June. Ordered to third reading and
passed
Tho Buffalo Normal School bin
RAILROAD FARE BILL AGAIN.
The Assembly Central Railroad bill being returned
from the Assembly, with request for committee Of
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the repairing Of Fulton avenue Brooklyn.
Herkmer Chenango, Madison, Otsego and Fulton coun.
ties
Recess until O'Clock.
KxCIsE
On motion the Assembly bill amending the Metro
poliau Excise Law ordered and reported forthwith
THE GENERAL CHARITY Bill.
The report OF the Conference Committee on the Gen.
| eral Charity Appropriation bill was agreed 70.
THE CANAL APPROPRIATION BILL
0f he COnfo on ha
Appropriation bill being under consideration, Mr. HUN
pBRKY moved to agree except as to the enesee Valley
Canal locks. Lost, and the bill agreed To-
rnE CRY TAX LEVY.
Mr. Low reported the New York City Tax Levy from
v Hackes as one Of the Commissioners 70 audit claims
against the city, and inserts The name o. Lewis Wood.
run also increases the appropriation for pier and
Wharves TO 00 The report was agreed 70 and the
bill passed.
Mr.. Il. G. MURPHY moved 70 add Hugh Wilson and
Asa Robinson the incorporators, which was carried
M H G Myarar moved 70 make the company 4 COR
M Il G. MURPHY moved an amendment providln
that compensation shall be awarded Aessrs: Wilson
| ground project, which IVES carried.
Mr. wME moved an amendment requiring one thoy
The bin vas then ordered 70 third reading
Mr.. ODoNNElL protested against the passage Of u
bill At this late hour and moved 70 refer k 70 che Raj
| road Committee, which was lost -.
Messages from the Assembly were announced, and ID
| bill was laid on the table,
- coxPLmExn m rws PRESIDENT Pro rsx
o Mr. obs{ML golgsr, Piesidsnspre ssEA M Sa0bIs
.. .% e: Gs. e, <: AZ: E.; =. ,.,e.
from the conference committee sDl the report adopted
1906
Mr. PlYRsoS moved q resolution complimentary "a
James Terwillger, Clerk Of the Senate which\ was
| adopted. 49,
II lcaur
The bill authorizing the abatement OF certain nuisancel
In Brooklyn passed on motion Of Mr.. PERsoS; also
. bill 70 aid Common schools IN Richmond county.
i THE END
resolution was adopted 70 adjourn sine die At mid
night and that hour having arrived the President, ateI
returning thanks for the courtesy and Kindness he had
i experienced al the hands OF Senator'S declared The
i Senate adjourned without day.
| Assembly.
ALBANY April 20, 1867.
Resolutions OF thanks 10 Hon Edmund L. Pitts
Speaker and Luther CALDWELL Clerk, unanimously
adopted.
To provide for the incorporation OF stage companies
outside Of New York
The report OF the Conference Committee on the Supply
bill was agreed TO.
To improve Fulton avenue and other streets in
Brooklyn
To incorporate the jerome Park Villa Site and I'M
provement Company
To incorporate the Rensselaer, Union Monumental As.
The report Of the conference committee on the oDon.
nell Railroad bill, giving State aid to the amount Of
as 600 per mile towards the construction OF railroads
THE AsnRxsr hill pUEArED.
The Antrent bill came up for third reading and was
| lost by vote Of 80 70 ~.
The House concurred 10 all the amendments OF the
Sonata 10 the New York city Tar Levy except those re-
ducng the appropriation for wharvcs and piers modify