New-York tribune., 1868-04-16
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, April 10, 1868.
Bills were reported acknowledgements
the Schenectady Astronomical Observatory relative
Frankn-avc. in West Farms; a,ndnR the act ieativc
10 the sale Of liquor in Dutchess County.
Bills were epassed-Ineorporatng the Metropolitan Boat
Club; relative to mortgages executed by rapad com
panies Increasing the rates to so cents per foa for
papers: Incorporating tie White Plains Waterworks
Company amending TIE law of the proceedings against
The Grand Trunk Railway Company Of Canada appoint
ing Commissioners OfEishenes for the state OF New
nrobbtine the laying of roads across them unless the
remains have been first carefully removed.
The bills incorporating the Security Savings Bank Of
R1fao amesdhg the charter OF the North River Savings
Bank OF Ne@ oTk and Incorporating the PARK Savings
THE ERIE RAILWAY.
AIB1xY, April l5-EvESNG.-The argument on the
EIe bin was resumed in the Senate tonight by Senator
bradley who concluded his speech commenced "a hours
AGO Senator Kennedy followed and made appeal
against che first section OF the 9 He advocated the
Assembly Railroad Committee. The remaining sections
MT the sa rssS ssS senator na then on is
psented yesterday were adoped-Yeas. Is; Nays, 10.
Tie second se11 vas ieh ~ & ana MI
he bonds OF any r0a between Boston and Chicago 10 be
thin the powers ofthe Erie Railroad. Senator Foger
amended II by cutting off all authority TO guarantee the
1le bonds OF the Bosom Hortford Erie Railroad This
was accepted by NJ Chapman, and then Mr. Pierce
nSt the question Of guaranteeing TO the vote OF the stock
holders, the cOnse Of twothrds Of them being neces
ssry 10 make valn On Mr.. Chapmans substitute and
tie last mentioned amendment. there long and
rinnimg debate htween Senators Murphy Chapman,
ASSEMBLY.
Rills were reDOrted vOrably-TO facilitate
the construction ofa railroad through Allegheny County
10 incorporate the Binghaton and Port Dickinson Rail
road Coppany. 4, incorporate the New-York Central
underground Railway Company the Brown bilD. To
sord fe facilities 10 passengers property trans
,,orted by steamboats, on the Hudson River that Is
a1oTdd by railroads To provide for paving Atlantic
81 Rs0kIyn. For paving Unon-st., Brooklyn To pro-
vide For the wideliDg Of Pearlst, NewYork, from
Batry place TO HahOverst For the relief OF ST. Marys
Chvch, EewYork Read third time and passed
re Pawner's Bank bill was passed.
r. L. FLAGG moved that Inspectors of State Prisons
bfequested report 10 the Assembly whether any con-
t has been made for the employment Of convict labor
tBpescttng printing. Adopted.
THE METROP0ITAs Exc1sR LAW
w as amended, as follows:
Section first o. Article fourteenth Chapter 1856
10 hefng amended q read a follows;
All persons hcensed provided shall the places which
.h es 70 keep sell give and dispose of stng and stuo
woes & and beer orderly and quiet and beeep the boun
naiy clsed.
Ecig herein costained construed prevsst from
ana ober~s tntsrtsninR the travelling public Sunday
effect Immediately.
Bills ere assedFor tho further extension OF Prospect
PaIk bQokyn TO permit civic and religious societies TO
parane the streets of New. York =
ane,venine balls were passed TO amend the act for
tno Impa yemen, OF brooklyn lRhts; 10 aid in the
suucp'n tie Ssy- York and Northern Railroad,