The New York herald., 1867-03-20

Metropolitan Police relative to the controversy between
himself and Justice Connolly Ordered to be printed.
Also report from the managers OF the Bloohnga-ie
Asylum Ordered to be printed
INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. Fl C. MURPHy-To cede 10 the United states
land in Brooklyn adjoining the navy yard Mr..
Murphy stated that he dissented from the bill.
BY Mr.. O'DoSSf1L-To amend the act for tne incor-
poraiion OF life and health insurance companies.
BY Mr. P.RRsoN-To authorize railroad companies 70
passenger carriage state rooms and charge aaona
fare for the same.
rHE UNDEEcRouSp RAILROAD.
The bill to incorporate the Metropolitan Railway Com
pany was taken up.
Mr. II. G MURPHY moved TO recommit, with nstrnc.
.ions TO amend BY requiring the company 70 enter no
bonds TO make good any damage that may be done pr
ate property public street by reason OF any excaVa
The absentees being sent for the bill was passed by
the following vote:-
YrAs-Messrs:. Andrews, Barnett, Bennett Campbell
Kline, la Ban, Low 4. 9 Murphy I. Murphy, oDonnel
wa%s an wSso s
and wood-li.
To charter the village of Randolph.
For the relief Of the Canajoharie Academy.
Authorizing the city OF Brooklyn to borrow money TOT
school purposes
The town Of New Lofts School bill
Iegazing the proceedings of the annual town meeting
Of the town Of DeKab.
To provide for building bridges the county Of suf
folk.
Amending the charter of the Brooklyn Life Insurance
Company.
Amending the charter of the village Of Gioversve
Appropriating $4,000 IN aid of the Elmlra Female
College.
and vessels within the Metropolitan Police district
Conferrng additional powers upon the Amerian
company offer premiums for the Improvement Of the
breed Of horses but prohibiting the making Of wage on
To change the name of the Rutger Female Institute
Mr.. Woop moved concurrent resolution for the ap-
pon tment OF joint committee TO investigate tne ans
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. LAID on the
table. -
The bill increasing the salary OF VIM. ". Smith,
Clerk in the New York surrogatc's Office So 600, was
ordered TO a third reading
report received from the Commissioners OF the
Central Park relative to the west side improvement
Mr. LENT presented remonstrance against the exten-
sion OF Fifth avenue
A recess was then taken until evening
Evening Session.
BILLS ADVANCED THIRD READING.
The BROOKLYN Sewerage bill.
Amending the charter Of the village Of Little Falls
The bill authorizing the removal Of insane female
vics from Sing Sing Prison and the Utica Asyum to the
Auburn Asylum.
The bill authorizing the Central Railroad Company tn
charge two and half cents per mile passenger fare was
taken mp as the special order
Mr. PARSONS moved TO amend by requiring the com.
pany all way freight along their and move
the same towards its destination within ten days from
the reception thereof extraordinary circumstances alone
excepted d
Mr. BENNETT opposed the notion saying that shippers
at the end Of the route thought ten days reasonaoe
time for the starting OF freight
The motion was lost, and Mr.. Parsons amendment
was adopted. ~
Mr. wcLcorr moved to limit the operation OF the bin
year from the first OF June Lost bya vote OF
s r.
Mr. woLcorr moved to limit the operation to two
years. Lost.
Mr. WHITE moved a substitute providing for two
classes Of passenger rans to ~ the speed
twenty miles per hour. fare two cents per mile and
to run at speed exceeding twenty miles per hour
fare two and half cents Adopted ~ vote OF 10
TO 13.
Mr. FoIGER moved to limit the operation Of the bill to
three years from the first OF next ctober. Lost
The bill was then reported to tbs Senate
Mr.. Pr moved TO strike ont Mr. White's subst-
tue and insert the original biz Carried by the follow
ing vote
AyKs-Messrs. Barnett Bennett Chambers Collins, g. g.
Cornell, Godard Lent Ioy; T. q murphy, y MSniPny.
NArs-Messrs Andrews, Campbell Z. Cornell Foleev
Gibson, Kline, La Bau oDonnell, White. Wibcr Wiiams
and waleot-l2.
The bill was ther ordered to a third reading
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
The report Of me committee OF conference on the bill
providing for convention to revise the constitution was
next taken W, and adopted by the following vote
AYus-Mc.srs. Andrews, Barnett Bennett Campbell Col
Low r. Murphy Ncks O'Donnel Parsons Platt sessions
stanford. white, wilbor and wiiliams-22. III
NxYs-Mcssrx Chambers, q. q. Cornell, Gibson Kline,
H. c. Murphy, Person. wolcott and Woods.
THE CTIAMBERrAIy NEW YORK
Mr.. TEOMAs MURPHY introduced a bill fixing the salary
Of Chamberlain Of the city OF New York at $4,000 per
annnm, doing away with all fees, and requiring the
Mavor Chamberlain advertise for proposals from
deposited In the banks making the highest bid
ANOTHER ELEVATED RAILROAD FILL
Mr. MURrHy introduced bill Incorporating another
elevated railroad. Adjourned.