The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-09
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ALBANY, April s, 1858.
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
Amending the charter OF the Tontine Life Insurance
and Savings Company; incorporating the Public
Exchange in New York; incorporating the Old
Guard OF New York city; 10 incorporate the vete-
rams OF the Twenty-second regiment, National
Guard of New York amending the law concerning
the He'll Gate pilots for an additional number OF
notares public In New York.
Mr.. HALE submitted majority report to repeal the
law relative to brokers.
Messrs. FOLGER and WILLIAMS dissented.
Also to incorporate the Brooklyn Eye and Ear In
Urinary: for the relief OF St Joseph,s church in New
York; TO enable the trustees OF the First PRESBYTERIAN
church in New York to donate property; to facilitate
the construction OF the Adirondack Ra1rOad incor-
Bank 10 Brooklyn.
THE WHITEHALL AND PLArTsBuRa RAILROAD
The question OF passing the whitehall and Platts
burg Railroad ball. Notwithstanding the objections OF
the Governor was debated UNITY the executive sos
sion. After executive session the Question Was laid
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING CONTINUED.
The Rochester Water Works act; for the widen
ing OF West street, New York; authorizing Sehenec-
tady city to purchase an additional steam IRE
enqine 10 prevent burias near reservoirs and ponds
used for supplying Brooklyn with water; for the m
ment Of certain nuisances In Brooklyn; relative to
commissioners for the building Of public market In
Common Council; liking the salaries of Justices OF
the Justices Court in Brooklyn.
Incorporating the East New York Savings Bank:
Incorporating the West Side Savings Bank In New
York; Incorporating the Isthmus Canal Company.
BILLS INTRODUCED
By NJ. qgSEy-TQ secure building site for the
By NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the sew York
Health and Accident Insurance Company.
Recess till four O'Clock.
Afternoos Session.
CENTRAL UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.
The New York City Central Underground Railroad
bill, introduced BY Mr.. Caldwell, was passed by a
the CHARGES OF BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION.
Mr.. HALE moved the following
Whereas has besn charged upon the OF the Assem-.
properly coupiy expended 81 psrsons staining re-
Of *. .ns 3, nsr es%os
tempting to bride members Of that body thereby
% Sr $ sss sSSs
i he x.ssmbIy and where's The pss. implicated ssd
csrs.n relating TO said company now BE-
and ,.s s ss
to % r.oo, oy S.sps and uns-iu and
III: body Legislature nso dsefsa s and public
Resolved this body ought In justice to s own repu,.
tIon and n order that corruption end bribery, they exist
Il such charges and reports are false, may BE- refasd and
.snesS before sssnE upon measures n rs.on 70 which
truth o. f.isehood Of .sch charges and reports. : -
Resolved further fhs, committee Of three be appointed
@ and ~Seser The dpeo or 'S any he
claiming their SeSs o. sa gs'' soc apf
;Sd &C. upon their sns or '
r.sy paid or Sssrsd to pax 70 any member o. mem
other valuable thing influence his or their vote
IN the Assembly or Senate and that the consideration Of all
said be postponed until The committee hereby Sp
pointed shah report
Mr.. o'DosSELL moved as an amendment to strike
out the word "Erien go az 10 include other iailroad
corporations, and particularly the lcgs.a N had
'hc Ceh'fai haroad rare Dill year ago, when II ~