The New York herald., 1869-03-13
ASSEMBLY


ALBANY. March 10, 1869.
The SPEAKER presented communication from the
Citizens Gaslight Company Of Brooklyn istating that
the amount OF money on deposit is $32.6ol, and the
number OF consumers 5,235; also q communication
from the New YORK Gasllght Company stating that
the amount Of money deposit Is sle4,os5, to secure
the payment OF $lss,so7, which does not include
$144.o3 due for gas supplied to the corporation Of
the city: also o communication from Christopher
Morgan, President Of the Board OF Managers OF the
State Lunatic Asylum, at Utica, setting forth that
specific charges In writing ere made In August last
against DR.. Gray, superintendent OF said asylum, by
Dr. George Cook, OF Canandaigua; that DR.. Cook ap-
amined; az the close Of the examination the
Board OF Managers resolved that no foundation
exists for the charges and that from the nvestga-
ton said board have increased confidence in
Dr. Gray's truthfuness integrity, Skill ability and
economical and faithful administration OF the affairs
Cook presented to the Assembly resolution that the
Committee on State Charitable Institutions tnvesti
gaze the AFFAIRS f and Of the unat ay
tion, ask joint committee for that purpose.
Mr.. DAVIS offered q joint resolution that four
appointed to investigate the management Of the
alratrs OF said asylum and report within twenty
days. Laid on the table under the rule.
Authorizing any town In 0tsego and Herkimer
counties to issue bonds IN aid Of the Cooperstown
and Susquehanna Railroad; for the relief OF the
Brooklyn and winfield Railroad; incorporating the
Harlem River and Port Chester Railroad and giving
Of the syracuse and Tsyetlevle Railroad; 70 amend
to amend the banking laws relative 20 closing the
circulation Of banks; Incorporating the OgdensDurg
Bsns 70 a scsts sns q the
amend the laws relating TO bonding towns N Jener.
son and Lewis counts for a., new iron canal ;s
Skaneateles Railroad and for the appoint
ment OF railroad commissioners for the
Of q railroad on certain streets OF Poughkeepse;
Incorporating the Little Falls savings Bank to con-
ne snS SeM YORK e
charter for the establishment OF life aud health In
surance companies Incorporating the Metropolitan
Savings Bank Of New YORK. the Stuyvesant savings
Bank Of Danvile, and the Sixth Avenue Savings
oneida 1squn9 the rsss
ton Of births, marriages and deaths 70 amend the
charter Of Lockport
To complete incorporating the New York Burglar
Insurance Company; authorizing Syracuse and the
Northwestern and Syracuse Railroad.
Mr.. MILLER submitted Q minority report adverse
to the bill relating to the publication Of advertise
legal notices; to amend the law as to proofs Of
cliizenship; IN relation to suits against heirs.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the law IN refer
ence to surr0gates
HY Mr. CONANT-GlV1ng nOu-reSluentS thirty DAYS
notice Of assessments before the assessments shall
= BY SA MT. MnLxR-Relasing to onicIa bonds.
BY Mr. CRANE incorporating tne East side Sav-
by Sy M. DEcxER-Fixing the salaries Of the super
v'fUr Ry M sn9 hssSRoUcxro reduce the fare on the
Third Avenue Railroad. Also allowing surrogates'
clerks twelve cents per folio,
nv Mr. HORTON-Relative TO the sale Of milk cans.
By Mr.. LAsnsR-rO amend tine General School
By Mr.. CALKMs-To amend the act relating to
butler and cheese manufacturing; also regulating
the Office OF the coroner OF Erie county 30 that there
BY Mr.. HUsTED-Authorixing any town IN west
chester county to aid the construction Of the New
BY Mr. RIcHNoND-In relation to the Sheriff OF
New York, as foIowsy-lt shall NOT be lawful for the
S s S ana q q e
0'n. By Mr. BSsRY-To amend the law In relation 70
By Mr.. TRiINER-To widen Broadway between
Thirty-fourtn and Thirty-nfth streets to 100 feet
BY Mr.. FREAR--To amend the law extending Lex
By Mr. HUsrxD- Incorporating the Association OF
the Soldiers Home OF the state OF New York. also
By Mr. doUtp-for better protection Of travellers
on railroads Dy requiring stoves 70 be rnly lastepcd
81 ksss MI Indians x. and Ss Ss
1s'i By NJ. cuAsr-xatlns appropriations for canal
The whole number OF bills introduced was ios.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
:; Amending the charter OF the German savings BANK
Authorizing the appointment OF a President pro
fem OF the Metropolitan Board OF Police. on mo-
ton OF Mr. HrrcHMAS the bill had third reading
and was passed.
Recess.
AfternoOn Session.
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
To legaixe and confirm certain proceedings taken
to incorporate the Holy Angels Innrmary, Academy
and In dus,ria School for Benevolent Charitable and
scen t,fc Purposes to Increase the Metropolitan po-
nee force; for the relief Of the Tenth street and
Broadw ay stage line OF New York; TO project im-
prove and keep In repair the BuffAio and Williams-
VILE macadamized road In Erie county; 70 auhorze
the city OF syracuse TO issue bonds and take stock In
the Syracuse Northern and the Syracuse and Che
mango Valley Railroad companies 70 amend the
ment Of guardians by surrogates.
BILLs PASSED.
70 provide for tie construction OF vertical doved
docking along the bank Of the Erie canal inthc VII.
lage OF Romei 70 funite the village of Lanslhgburg
TO the city Of Toy; y Incorporate the trustees OK
the wadswoSfh Librafy; to amend tho act In rela-
tibn TO bridge in seneca Fails; to authorize the
s,,u q certain piers on the North river in
Nils RDPoRrsp rAvoRApLv.
TO amend On act for the public health In the town
OF Wyervliet passed April I, 1s66; 70 incorporate
the German Medical Inbutution, of New York; to
amgnd. the acts relative 70 pure milk in tno
wv Of New York; ID relation 70 the storage
70 keeRins q combustiDIs matersaM Y tss e