The New York herald., 1868-03-13
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, March IL, 1868.
BILLS REPORTED.

ALBANY March r. 1865.
BILLS RRPORTED
Amending an act for the Incorporation OF religious
societies so far as the same relates TO churches
in communion with the Protestant Episcopal
Church: changing the title OF the New York
Womens InfrmaIy; amending the charter OF
the Rochester Water Works Company amend
ing acts relative TO frauds In assessments for
local improvements In the city OF New York; against
closing Floods alley IN BrOoklyn-agreed to; against
the act relative to the suppression OF trade In adu
rated and explosive oils In New York and Brooklyn
agreed to; relative to the Housatonc and New York
RailrOad for the relief OF certain religious So
cieties In New York. Kings and Westchester counties;
telegraph cable between New York and France rela-
tive to wrlts OF prohibition directed to Supreme
Court judges-fOr the consideration OF the Senate.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. CROwLEY-lncorporating the Pullman
Pacific Car Company.
BY Mr. GENET-For the better protection OF travel.
lers on the Fourth avenue New York.
BY Mr. EDwARps-Authorizing Conrad Poppen-
heusen to found an institution ut Crown Point: In.
cooperating the Port Richmond and Bergen Point
Ferry Company; authorizing the city OF Schenectady
to purchase a steam fire engine
by Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the charter OF Oswego
and for a horse railroad in said city.
BY Mr.. NoRrON-Incorp0rating the West Si'fe Saw
ilgs Bank In New York.
by Mr.. CREAMER-Prohibtng the carrying OF con-
ceaied weapons in the Metropolitan district.
Relative to the Grovernor Library in the city OF
Buffalo; incorporating the Cartmen's Union in the
city Of New York. amending an act TO iacflttate the
acquisition OF lands by the Duchess and Columbia
Railroad; incorporating the Rensselaer, Park AssOca
ton.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. VAN PATTES introduced bill authorizing
william II. Williams, M. G.. Milligan, D. ID. Camp
bell, U. s. Foster, g. s. Lawrence, d. g. Iittleiohn
and others construct double track elevated rail-
road In Broadway, New York, on the plan Of ". II.
Williams.
l. Mr.. GENET introduced bill fixing the fees Of the
CurOncrs Of New York at $40 for holding raqnes
| on each body 81 for subpGnaing each witness, 81
for each juror serving and IS for making and filing
| each inquest
Mr. PIERCE introduced bill amending the Law
establishing fre limits In the city OF Brooklyn by ex
tending soIne and 10 Increase the salary Of the eng
neers OF steam fire engines to 81 500.
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
To facilitate the construction OF the New York and
Oswego Midland Railroad; amending the charter OF
the Irving Fire Insurance Company; Incorporating
the New York Elevator Company: apprOpriating
1905 900 OF the tax Of last year for the support Of
common schOol-spassed.
The Senate took a recess till evening
Evening Session.
The bin abolishng the Canal Constructing Board
considered In Committee OF the Whole aud after
debate
Mr. NICHOLS moved to substitute the bill passed
bv the Assembly which differs from the Senate bill
In giving the appointment OF the superntendents and
paymasters to the Canal Board instead of to the
| Canal Commissioners. Progress was reported.
Mr.. O'DoNNELL moved that the committee con-
ductng the new Capitol investigation have authority
| 10 send for persons and papers. Carried
Mr.. TWEED introduced bill for the extension o!
Lexington avenue to Harlem river. Adjourned