New-York tribune., 1868-04-08
ASSEMBLY.

The contested election OF Henry Ceussen against
George g. Van Brunt was taken up. DIR PITTS from the
Committee Privileges and Elections, submitted mn-
ority report OF Hr Van Brunt which rejected
by l6 The resolution admitting Henry Canssen to
the s'at occupied by GeOrGe Il. Van BrGEt Was then
adoped BY ca to a.
Tc Committee Cities notice that they VIII take
mp IIe New-York Tax Levy on Thursday next
Nil PITTS rose TO a question Of privilege and moved
that the Committee Cities directed report the
Newl ork City taL.leyy forthwith Which was lost D..
take up the tax-leyy on Thursday.
Tho Governors private secretary announced message
from the Governor. calling the attention Of the House TO
the NCw-Nork tIX-levy. lSce Senate proceedings.
Mr.. JACOBS moved that the message be returned 70
the Governor. e was insult from the Executive TO
send IN message relative 10 bill now being considered
by Standing committee Of the House. Tic Governor
had control OF the Assenbys business ana he denied
his righ interfere. This was Gov. Fenton's fourth
year and II the first time he had learned that there
NowiOrk taNlcyy before the Assembly. lie
could account for such course on no other ground hah
that ilc House was now Democratic
tate simply recommended that the tax levy should be
taken up m time O. be p'opery considered al know the
importance OF the matter. and the Governor had the
right 10 send recommendation ON the subject 10 tue
Nner debate. Hr. JACOBS modified his notion and the
message was referred 10 the Committee on cites.
srpERlNIE"DENr or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
AT Y o'clock the Senate aud Assembly met N Joint con-
ycnuon in the Assembly Chamber 10 elect SnperuteId
cnt OF Public Instruction JOINT ballot resulted as fol-
Abram b wcaycr....so Victor II. Eice. ......Gl
AbIam H. weaver was declared elected - Supenntend
eut iot Fubic Instruction, n place OF victor Si. lce'
whose term expires
The bin apprOpriatiug S'0JpD for new building Tor
the College In Tie Cy of ScwYOr lost by % 20 3D.
\ motion 90 reconsider was laid on the table.
The bll incorporating the Now York Peoples SaIe De
pJIt Company was passed.
pASsID.
10 INCORPORATE the MgGufnctuTgrs' savings Bank OF
NeW-lofk 10 transfer certain fossils. TO nA the saEi'
ros of justices of rho Peace of Brooklyn NJ $500 To
incorporate the Guardian Trust Company Og New-N0rk
PIHtrDATIoN or tEeNL NOTICES ~ NhW YORK.
Tho Annual Supply D.uu relation TO the publication Of
LEGAL notices 100 the CITY Ot New YORK was taken up
Air ThEBON moved To- TtconInlt this bill He said he
had introduced itiuto the House but he was Ignorant OF
substance. 10 had all t1e marks upon IL Of put up
job. 80 bl before hs Legislature" would reflect So uch
discrdit upon the House q, this. All the New-lork
newspapers had protested against II, and this House
would dO act OF Justice by defeating n.
Mr SELKIEG called attention 20 the provisions OF the
bill ami regarded it outrage upon tie pcOpe aud
Of New York II would cost the peorto oi New
York hundred. Ot tnOUsaud, Of dollars annually.
MI JACOBS voted against similar ll last year wlon
bat lrg stood with HIM he was grathed 10 know that
in voting 9eanst tins bill he should have majority with
aim.
Mr. TARBOX withdrew bis motion, and the bill was
then read q third time aud lost-Yeas, Is; Nays IT,
Mr. O'REIILEY moved 10 reconsider and lay that mo-
ton on table, which carried and the Assembly
adjourned