New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
ALBANY.

-, NM PASSED THE sENATIi--THE |
prp,,c wAREET BILL - THE soCol99o soC'. -, |
,.~.co,,,IsefoNER wIIILAMsoN-ABoilii'N ~
-. ,,,yy-yoRK BOARD or sUPERNisoh9~oo"-
.,,rn,y HEARISGs--ExTENsloN OF lIi+ Mh'
tolITAN EXCisE LAW
- -..,ssnATH 70 TAIErSB
ALBANY, Thursday, March :, 1860
IN. Assembly bin for o constitutional CohNehooiA
.,oe no in the senate tins morning. To setue 0Viin
I pot and reject the biD the senate STRUCK o'
u afer the enacDg clause and inserted the oed'e on
nato, white moved that the hill he recomnittcd 10 lhe
,d,arv Committee with instructions TO insert in II an
amendment providing for the election of 30 deesaesa ~
latee Senator FOger opposed this ON the gleo th' o
conference could settle the matter Tic state"
that in euCh Conference Committee there must ve ""
taal CONCESSIONS and IL such majority OF the seha'c
s in favor OF the election by Senatorial Districts II was
easily observable that the Assembly would insist upon
the 81 gates at large. This amendment was Noeu
down by q vote Of "a Yeas 20 II Nays III cannot ~ cor
sicered test vote 60 the senates position WI ,"'
delegate atlarge systc,as members voted against y
a a he views Of Senator Folger MO Donne
tbenmoyed tbst e hill ee recenmted 70 the Juues'N
CessRt;ec instructions to change the time oi eject
ise delegates tlse regular November elesion rms
f. was efeae re,y ing only EIGHT votes in its favor
WieR The its final ageah the Demo
crate Messrs ~. C. Murphy, Wood, Cornell, smith
<rland and Chambers, ana I'VE IsehunaSsrs y ,h sc
latter ouBd that they did not belle tbe people
had ordered ae Cohventon The matter VIII r now res
pyouise winch likely to be effected is that the
Assembly will agree with the senate proposition to elect
Scssfes bv Senatorial districts and The Senate take the
Assembly plan of delegates ut large. ,,.,,
1hs morning the members favoriug such an early adj
iogmcnt that they could attend the funeral o ine
Clarke b. COelnane when in session the whole Time
was consumed by the committee oi the "n9ie Th
sSps@s GSe e ~ mSoaSee Rs oferS sSelS Tcd' 9c sd
seadngwas the bin for the organization ana MANI fnahse
Gf the Hudson River Asylum for the Insane at IOhSh
keepse The hin for a Commission take charge Of the
Public Markets cane mp next IN order hui rs soon ls e
sI and as ihe Republicans We're rather nheMaTn % o' aO,
WREN the report OF the Committee oane up for approval
rejection by The Assembly. MI Gildiey moved I" u
~ ordered 30 n third reading However the suggcs
lion Of NIX d. r. Wood ho Withdrew IT, aud The bi VIII
The Assembly ils morning took ont Of the hands Of tho
sing the New-York and Albany Raroad. and committed
so the Committee Of the Whole II is very sure at
toIOsn nIion dollars toward completing the road, and
IN naorse million more OF the bonds of the committee
TIE Governor has not appointed y Tax Commissioner in
youF city in place Williamson. because he
tl 10 lin an olfee the resians of the former
capant had beo laid in the and also because there
siyestre Governor power to reqppogt an the Lommis
IsInsOp, is doubt The supreme Court decided
Seinmlssoner after the torn Of service Of those Grst
pointed had expired This right Of -, Controller ac, 10,
The teIsn oi office Of those appointed nv
gie appointment, Therefore. OF Mr. Dennis ny Mr Con
nelly Illegal, Snd Of course cannot be recognized
Ssniih Ely ir appeared before the Joint Senate and
the biz solshng the Board Of Supervisors Of
yor cS ana NfsnS sgr pS%St IN Re ha S OF aI 5e n
at space Of time eNpesed the enormous eN,aVaEaices
the Court oGse, arnoles, stationery advertising and
ssoEew work iohs lie showed that The item OF stationery
pow costing $1,000 per wesl before Mr. Ely concluded
'fhe Assembly Committee on Clties Wi tomorrow re
Per ss,"r M3 w,i nv % m bGSs
built within three years, and nnnber o New York
isseliy Nin bave advantage IN that respect,
Sad TIC tnion Feq1 controlling interest in The sock
No arguments Ss~o hes@d day by the Assembly Com
liitse en the lufenal t1ir II Towns the proposed
s@t1d'nents 20 lh Metropolitan EXCISE law The co.. sssi
f9 tbe Excise Board ready, aud fb. hearing was
fhoscfore pasiolesi iinil MONDAY
INC senate had au evening session for tle tifypase
diteUssiug bills IN COInmteeof The Wbniss most
tending the prov isioHs of the Metropolitan ENoise law
over the whole state The Excise law Of 1886 is by This
b sold without license and the stringent provisions OF
ihe metropolitan law. keeping The closed sunday
aud 81 eeIian Pcrlods Of the night imposing penalties
lor 6e violation of She law etc are inserted word for
Vert ~ tbis hh No votes were recorded AGAINST the
tnmmittee SO reporting tl9 hi for third reading. al
Democrats, were present. senator ODoInel made
sisoEg speech a,lvocsfng il. The Assembly Was
Whole in considering bills Of mo- particular Importance.
Srnsd the following appointments Of Noiaries Public for
New York city payidF. Baker John Ahe1i. Matthias
Banis, Matt H. Bridge, Edwin J. Corey ir.. James &.
tioy', Thoinss j. trombie: Daniel ". Clarke. VIM. 4.
farnbSo. John G. Eenton Henry Goldsmith George Gal
lashei, Moses Johnson Henry Mass, 1h"s. J. Mckee,
Tbomss = Oke ir samuel A. Philips Clinton Rice. Mar
Ileolote g. sauNaN, fOrInAu Whitney Andrew Warner
&f00 NinsiOW. and James Watson.
JJle bill for Depressed Railway. introduced by
10 w. e. AHTpby provides for tbs construction o rail
Serthery through tie blocks between Cbsthaln-st and
TIE ty Hallpisce aud Gross ST.. 10 The h0,k Ween
3s bonery and Dfsonsi. nDfiberi! through Ihe |
B5eskS between BuNerY aud (hFV t,ud
asd GhiId-ayes, % the Harlem RSsI. The tFark
YUasliIed shall he depressed in a thor. I
NIfh sattng fhrenKh the aforesaid lgo,ke
seles about ten feet below the natural lniAee Of the
FtesDd nearly possible underneath ali the
betWeeD fhe line 81 the
said streets. through solid and permanent arches via
siHcfs of hfick. with StSbr
With ornamental lamps and stair The CfJiOn water
pipes shall be carried underneath the rOaded of
Advance Isein. Fired. :. TsImDdge, Peter j. N. Van
-s;OftHgdt, GuaYuS A. sacrh GfG. Dalton, iEw,s Il
Brown J"h STpfief, Alsop II. I0tks ood and Jared u.
Harrison.
rd ateenr let ia, ~ March 1857. the compensation Of
offcers keepers guards and teachers Of the
sing sing. Auburn and Clinton prisons. shall be A.
follows; 10 each Oi the Agents and NardeBs "f said
ffsoBs. 0OO per yesi; tO the Ply scsu 81 each Prison
y go he principal Keeper of each oi said pJs
the Clerks ~ 5oO thspains, " .9O0
EiteheU-beepeF 2De- SorekesPet 5000 YardEeePer
o. 00 other keepers, tdn Sergean oi the Guard, 1900
Sfnasds, t72O MstOu 81 sing Sing. $50 Assistants escl
tofO Saalfs of nae teachers ~ t4e prisons shall he
stsss ;>f female. s1'e per sear each.
Inc kasIy oi tht superintendent ar lhe STATE lnalC
ybIIa shall he ~ s6fsd salaries TO continue Tor three
fFOIn March J.. 1857
Senal1r white inirodnssd bH providing That. upon
sIe trial of person rSrged with crime u shall he
the character OF the accHsed whenever ia the opinion ~
tle tnfs scb evidence shall tend further The ends Of
Justice. But no such evidence shall be Introduced
lsless tbesharaeet Of the accused shall put issue
3a the pleading
.FAE STATE l8GES4.ATURE.