New-York tribune., 1868-05-02

ment against the stae for the extension OF BushTck
ave- against opening Laayette-s%q9are % iy =,
| New.York; against amending the Utica Police Law
agreed to- against authorizing the contract io[ ns
| Mr CPS AMER moved that the Committee on Internal
Affairs OF Towns and Counties he dsehargea rom inrter
etyopotan district H from $50 the
! be advanced to the Committee OF the whole -.
motion 10 lay this motion ON the table preyaed-H
TO a. the President voting IN the aillrmatlve
| Mr. HALE of the Select Committee appointed TO IN
vesteae and report whether any corrupt means were
nsed 70 influence legislation in connection with the Erie
Railroad hill reported that the Committee had been un
ahle 10 complete the investigation The Committee ask
authority to continue the investigation dpg the
Of nh the dFSTT SiH'nTe injured whether the had he
come possessed OF any information leading the belief
Mr. HALE replied that the resolution creating the
Committee Of Investigation contemplated the tender OF
| money as well as the taking OF money There IL proof
he would not say how satisfactory OF attempted Of
money with the design of influencing legislation. lie
would say further that one witness testified TO the use OF
very large sums OF money for Legitimate purposes the
witness claimed but the witness unable at the tm9
give details without referring 10 certain data which he
said was his house. and the Committee has been una
BILE procure the attendance OF that witness since that
The motion authorizing the continuation of the invesu
CATION was was then hen adopted. 49,. c..-,. -, cha
Sherfs Fee bill. and the veto was sustained For the
bill 10 Yeas against the b II NaysmnGt t%9tbGds 9 LIT
and TO lay that motion ON the table. Carrled-H
Motions to take from the table the veto of the White
hall and Patsburgh Railroad bill, ana the veto Oh Ine
Onehundred andtwenty-n1tlSt kalfoau pll "eIc thon
voted down-11 20 90
The Tax Commissioners bl and Croton AIueduct Com
mssiOners bill made the special order for Al O'CLOCK
tomorrow afternoon, and the Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY
The Speaker announced the Supply bill from
the Senate with numerous amendments. The House re-
fused to concur them and Messrs j. L. Flagg FurmaD,
Jacobs, Bentley, and Selkreg were appointed Commit
tee of Conference.
Bills were passed-To provide for the interest on the
debt to incorporate the Interior Lake and RIVER
Railroad Company; compel the Grandstreet ana New
Railroad Company to convey passengers Without
change of prevent burials near the reservoirs
and ponds used for the supply OF the CITY or Brooklyn
with water incorporate the East River Savings Bank
Of New York; 10 improve and extend Ataneave IN the
town OF New Lofts; 10 amend the act relative 10 the
proof OF willis incorporate the United States Contract
ing Company To incorporate the West Side Savings Bank
OF New-IOrk.
Mr. j. L. FLAGG reported back the state Charity bin
with amendments, and his motion it was laid aside
until il could be properly engrOssed.
In the afternoon, bills passed-TO incorporate the
Freew Baptist Conference OF North America. Relative
10 the effect Of judgments in foreign countries. To
road To amend the charter Of the POughkeepse Female
Guardian Society. To incorporate the New-Iork
Burglars Insurance Co. To provide for grading
streets in Newburgh. To facilitate the con
structiOn OF TBllrOad Allegheny County.
relative layingiout Morrsania in relation To
appeals from decisions of Canal Appraisers 10 authorize
electors of the town of Weseheste To raise money 10 lay
sidewalks for the protection OF the planting OF oysters
in Gravesend Bay.
BY unanimous consent, VIM. s. Andrews offered a resO
luton for the putting up in the Assembly Chamber ready
for the invention Of James f. Beardsey and others,
for instantaneous taking Of the Yeas and Nays In egs
bodies, 10 he submitted 10 the next Legislature for
approval. Adopted.