New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
~ IrLreHAPH TO THs ThIBrss.

| SENATE. .Ahe."., hpril H. 1867
| BILLS REPORTED.
To amend the charter of the Guardian l-ie lhsur-
ance Company of Hew.York ,,,
Relative to the term Of office OF the Mafsha vi Ne"
| York
Providing for public urinals in New York go. W.,
To facilitate the construction oi the SI Ld"lohoo '
ley Railroad. .,
For the Improvement of Genessee-st syracuse. an,
Amending the act authorizing certain to"hs 10 lake
stock in the Waikiki Valley Railroad go -. 60. -
AbOshng bills connection with the State free
| School bill.
Authorizing churches to erect free churches or
For the preservation of order at public meetings and
| for the protection OF public halls o..
Authorizing review by Assessors OF their assessment
Regulating the hight of Dam No. on the oswego.
Providing for arInory for the 3oth Regiment % ho
Cedng jurisdiction 10 the United states over 'hus " w
| occupied ns sites for lighthouses. 80,
| The Poughkeepsle Water and Sewerage bill
| The Watertown Consolidation School bhl H.,
| incorporating the OswegO Historical Association.
Amending the act relative TO the cohecuoh VI arcS VI
| personal taxes in Ncw-York
| Mr. LOW tRep Sullivan asked unanimous consent to
move that message sent the Governor asking for
| the return OF the Central Railroad Fare bill.
| Mr.. WHITE (Rep., Onondaga) objected.
Mr. SESSIONS GRep., Chautauqua Inquired the object OF
| the mover.
Mr. LOW replied that his object 10 move an amend
mcnt limiting the operations Of the bill to two years
| Mr.. WHITE withdrew his objection
| Mr. CROWLEY Gep. Niagara) renewed the objection
Iucorporatne vappinsers Turnpike and Navigation
Hntho2ziuc the construction Of q canal bridge at the
Village Of Fort Ann.
! VETO or TuE CENTRAL RAILROAD FARE BILL.
The Private Secretary OF the Governor appeared within
the bar and presented message from His EXcellency
| yetong the Central Railroad Fare bill. THE Veto IL
printed elso sowhere-EDl
| The question being put by the Char-Mr. FOIGER-
upon the passage Of the bin Notwithstanding the oHee
| Mr. PIERsON 1Rcp Kings was not surprised by the
message, because II had been announced IN advance
But his views OF the Importance OF me subject were not
changed. He desired to give the subject sarsim reIIe
ton He struck with the care with which the Gov
cnor has passed side Of the ledger Had equal
been shown over the side o the edyr touslnR ,no
expense account, perhaps our duty would Dc more pain
business opcrato, have been very largely increased
Therefore, the subject not now strange one 10 tHe
| Mr.. ODONNELL rep, Lewisl said ms sympathles had
been with the road This was his first IMPRESSION he
necessary But having listened 20 the voice OF the people,
he came the conclusion that the relief asked for should
not be granted The argument In favor of the bill ~
futile The stock OF the Company has been &C or above
par n the stockholders not being rewarded, why 40
they sell their stock The capital represents much
larger sum than the cost of the road showing that tne
stock has been watered What assurance have We
that road viii not further water If stock and come
here five years hence and ask for sti greater increase
OF fare With the rumors that arc aiioat IN ,S . s.se
becomes us 10 look well 20 our duyto stand between
m ana the Sa senate al fsG is & fO IT,
bcrs are well Uniformed II has been said that ms ai
was refused by former Legislatures, because the ROAD
was run i'm the interests of the Democratic party, and
that it, management Is now changed The argument rs
!
the mnd- Of senators and will not avail WIN te peo
pie The bill should not be put OFF to be decided III 'hh
Mr PIERsON replied that the Senator from the XVIih
had the power 10 be equally eloquent on al sides OF
| question. lie was for and against the Midland hal-
Mr. '0.poNSEIJ,-Thes Senator 10 mistaken made no
| such argument In favor Of the Midland Railroad bill
Mr. PIERsON-Did not the Senator vote Tor the bllli
M E ~ al bosSS aS TTa ilSSS sSSo done S sS 80 " Il ASKED
by tho senator from the lxh But at The earliest M OPP
pormy afterward expressed myself against the prin
| cIplc OF the act
Mr.. PIERsoS said that q vote Is a condensed arsu
for the hill II asked. Are to be deferred from
duty by rumorsi such rlmors are always ailoat. We
shoud stand above them aud independent Of them to he
vndcated by own conscience, and by an Intelligent
/ popular opinion.
The message was then laid the table by vote OF 90
tol2.
| ptTts PASSED
| For the improvement OF Prospect Park. Brooklyn.
| Incorporating the Peabody educational fund.
Amending the charter Of the Hope Fine Insurance
To create Board of Trustees for the town OF Morris
To enable National Banks to become state Banking As
Mr. CAMPBELL Gsep. oncidaj introduced bin
authorizing the OF Rome TO borrow money for cdn
''''''"'' ''' EVENING SESSION.
| COMMUNICATION FROM JUDGE CONNOLLY.
| communication was received from Police Justice
Connolly IN to resolution OF the Senate giving
detailed version Of the difficulty existing between him
| self and superintendent Kennedy.
CANAL AWARDS.
The evening session occupied In consideration OF
Canal Appraiser. s and the Canal board aud for extra
| ordinary canal repairs Adjourned
| ASSEMBLY.
! REPORT OF TRUSTEES or DEvor COLLEGE.
The SPEAKER presented the annual report OF the
| Trustees Of DeyOe College.
rRorEcIIos OF TRAVELLERS oX TouRIntyE;
On motion Of Mr.. GENET dem, y: i the bill for the
protection OF persons travelling on the Fourthaye was
| rccommiiiod TO the Committee OH Cities
| RENTs or DWELLINGS IN NEWBORN.
M N 4 ED "A
late the scale OF rents OF dwelling houses in the Metro
| politan District
To authorize the City OF Syracuse 10 raise money to
purchase steam fire engine and TO pay the floating debt
To authorize Inspectors of state Prisons to negotiate
for ten thousand Of tmbered lands for the use OF
hc Clinton Prison said negoato to he subject 10 the
| ratification OF the next Legislature.
| To extend New-Y Ork ave, Richmond.
Relative TO military exemptions an Kings County
In relation TO the election Of School Commissioners In
Mr. WEED IDein. Clinton Moved to 20 into Committee
OF the Whole on the Underground Railroad Motion lost
Bills PASSED.
To authorize Towns IN westcheser County to adin the
construction VI the NowlOfk ana HOusatOnic Railroad
Relating to the keeping aud storing of eombustlbe and
explosive la the City Of Newl ok aud TO ere
ate Bureau for the prevention OF fires in said city
To amend thesAct relative to Police Courts in New
TO provide for the election of Receiver of Taxes in
Yonkors -, =, ,. -. l.,
20 amend the act establishing Recorders Court in
Utica.
To grant 10 william Orton Chas G. Leigh Chas How
,and and their associates successors and assigns an eN
the ESpTc OF France and to work tlc same
To regulate tenoment and odginghouses In New-Icrs
""u '''' EVENING SESSION
BILLS REPORTED COMPLEIE.
To improve the New-York Lumber Manufacturing
To alnend the charter Of the Home Insurance Com