New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22

Taxes in westchester County to pay over the taxes at
stated periods
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. GENET-Incorporating the feople $ hairoau
nv Mr.. CAMPBELI-To regulate taxation OF real and
personal property by prohibiting the plea OF Indebtedness
to SySa on PISRgG c Office Of Receiver
OF Taxes In the Town Of Westcheter Also to amend the
act relative to the sale OF lands for taxes in Westminster
County so as 10 protect mortgages. -
BY Mr. PlERCE-Incorporating the Long Island Inh-
By Mr. NORTOY~Prohibiting Gas Companies in New
York from requiring deposits before supplying meters
BY Mr. the act authorizing the me
work. 1t also gives that body power TO fix the time
for the submission Of the instrument 70 the people ana
by Mr.. CRowLEY-To provide for raising money by
Of NewYork authorizing the Mayor to select from the
last list the OF $50 taxpayers, each OF whom
whom shall be selected by the presiding Justice OF the
Supreme Court Of the Ist District "a who shall SIT as
ury not TO exceed days aud TO whom the heads OF all
The departments shall submit their estimates the "a are
to pass upon these estimates and their determination to
by Mr. PIERCE-Incorporatin the New York Elevator
NV Mr. acknowledgements the Tontine AssO-
citation Of NewYork; Also notice OF bill authorizing the
construction Of a tunnel under the East River Ad-
journed. ,,,,,,v
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Rv Mr. TARBOX-To facilitate the transpor-
taton way freight and regulate the prices thereon Oh
BY Mr. BIGELOWLTo suppress indecent publications
and advertisements . -, all
BY Mr.. MALLISON-To change the route OF tue rail-
road in Bergen-st, Brooklyn. .-,.. Ar
BY Mr.. McKIEvER--To repeal the act to regulate the
use OF certain piers and slips In 1867. =, ,,..,
BY Mr. TORRY-To prevent any candidate for election
from paying any money for his nomination or elec,1.
By Mr. WORTH-To extend Flushing-ave, brooklyn
By Mr. QUINN-To prohibit the landing OF passengers
and freight below RiyiDgtonst BY steamboats, navigating
BY Mr. sELKREG-To provide for tho Organization OF
savings banks and more thorough supervision OF their
BY Mr. HAsBRoUCK-Tof facilitate the construction Of
the Albany and New.York Railway. ,..,..o.,o.oxo-
BY Mr. FREAR-Creating the Office Of Metropolitan
Mr. LoUYsBURY called up tho resolution eensurng
Edwin stanton for persisting in claiming position as
Secretary OF War In the Cabinet OF President Johnson
Messrs. LOUNsBURY, W. $. CLARK and LAW
RENEE spoke in favor OF the resolution and Messrs
AILIS La BAU and SELKREG againstit.
The resolution was then adopted by Yeas. CO Nays
Mr.. LITTLE moved that the Committee on Railroads
be inquire into the rates or freight charged
by the several railroads in this State for the transpora,
ton OF coal and that the Committee haye 0Tfr 70
srcted to report bill providing for uniform PRO rGd
rate charge Tor the Transportation OF e9a over a r1a
pense 10 the State.
The motion was adopted.
Mr. H. BURNS offered the following:
R,,od Tbs, the Of E Tor The Metropolis. Pole.
ieel Iy tie 1orne, Of IT, Boir from the are. and
p,rls, obtained onetons aasi the Board the
he san. me we're ,ae,,d 5, de- authority board
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. KEADY offered the following: -
WAa, 10 time Of profound peace regolqion, poly Is being
auoe disorder and political anarchy 10 states Of the unou Inn
81" further tie sCRsl s51aes. 'as fo.@sLca ana o
The United Ia. faithfully hnd feaesy sndesv'
s s' course conSre lsrSr,' Gsh
hIi That in behalf Of the people Of tie stat o. Ser YorE os the
which ende1Or perform bic duty Chief Magistrate Of the
The Governors Message was then made the specla,i
order for Wednesday evening OF next week Adjourned.