The New York herald., 1869-05-06
The STATE CAPITAL.
Two More Bills Vetoed by the
Governor.
Disagreement Of the Two Houses on the
Supply Bill.
PRESENTATION TO SPEAKER YOUNGL Owe.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Young Mems Lyceum at Tarry-
town; to regulate the fare on the Troy and Boston
Railroad; providing for supply OF water for Rome;
to amend the charter OF Jamaica to close part OF
Water street, Brooklyn; to continue the corporate
existence or the Lake Ontario Auburn and New
York RaIlroad to incorporate the City Hall Company
OF Troy; relative to widening Fourth avenue, Brook
yn incorporate the Clyde Water Works; in relation
to the South Brooklyn Savings Institution; fixing
the compensation OF the Deputy and Assistant Record
Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas in New York;
to incorporate the Social Maennerchor OF New York;
in relation to the Court Of Oyer and Terminer in New
York: to amend the law for the formation OF manu-
featuring companies to authorize the Marlposa
Company to issue first preferrad stock; to amend
the charter OF the Mercantile Library or Brooklyn;
to incorporate the Excelsior Savings Bank OF New
York; to authorize the construction OF street rail-
street to the Blind Asylum property; for extension
of the Oakwood Railroad TO Syracuse; for the i'm.
provement OF Harlem river and Spuyten Duyvli
creek; to provide for the erection of public market
in the Twenty ward; to incorporate the city OF
Watertown.
A message was received from the Governor Veto
ing the bill to incorporate the Oswego Pier and Dock
Company. He objects that the 6ill gives the entire
water front OF the city, except a limited portion be-
tween tine present piers to the exclusive ownership
of private corporations. and apparently for its eX-
said to be at least TWO miles. The object and pur
pose for which the company Is created Is nowhere
expressly defined, nor IN change for the great prvi
Joined. The company, under this bill, may do
almost anything but are not required to DO any
thing. They may take lands on the shore and under
water, fill up buried piers, docks. wharves and lay
railroad tracks, The bill Is silent as TO giving the
use thereof to the public on any terms Inc amsnor
changes to be made in its water nont, except that
improvements are to be made in connection with
the present harbor OF Oswego In such manner as
the directors shall determine best calculated to pro-
mote their interest, subject. however, TO the ap,
prova OF the same by the cry authores III 1ne feal
the harbor Of Os%ego 70 pubic oehe tne cy
the object be simply for private gam then the pro-
posed transfer OF lands along the shore from the
present owners, without their consent, would, ac-
cordng to Judicial decisions be taking private prop
perpetual, and IL is not subject to modification or
repeal. The bill would cothe the corporation win
extraordinary powers. no corresponding 0blgatlon
pelng imposed, and subject to no future legislative
control. - 80, 49,,
THE SUPPLY BILL
coming to third reading, numerous motions were
made TO recommt ana amend the bii nong the
amendments adopted was one giving $1,000 10 the
New York Poultry Association. The supply bill as
amended was passed by vote OF 25 to Q.
The Senate took a recess untii nVe O'CLOCK.
Evening Session.
REPORTS
For a fifth justice OF the peace In Richand. Oswego
county: to provide for uniformity In presenting ana
protesting commercial paper; to punish fraud In
Counting and returning the votes OF all elections; to
extend the powers OF supervisors except IN New
York and Kings; to incorporate tue Crescent com
pany: to amend the law relative TO tenants, JOINT
and in common: to authorize the sale OF cerhcates
OF sale OF lands for taxes held by the State 10 ncor
porate the German Loan Trust Company, New
York; to prevent the use OF fraudulent checks drafts
and orders; for equalizng the salaries OF judicial
officers of Kings county; relative 10 the Medlter-
ranean ana oriental Navigation Company; relatlvt
to the Eclectic Medical Dispensary OF Brooklyn; tt
facilitate the construction OF railroad between Ae
phany wyoming and Cattaraugus.
Mr. NATION called up the resolution ceding tn
rjpht OF the state of New York III the Getty ysbur,
Cemetery TO the United States. Adopted
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
To incorporate the Brooklyn Baptist Union; to IN
corporate the German Sangerbund OF Buffalo; q
Incorporate the Fifth Avenue Savings Bank; to IN
corporate the village OF Alden; relative to site 10
the New York Post ONCE; for the appointment o
additional stenographer In the Marine Court; rela
tive to the Hudson Avenue Railroad, Brooklyn; u
extend Bedford avenue and Herkimer street, and u
widen Perry street, Brooklyn.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. TWEED introduced bill repeating all pro
visions of law eXempting the real estate formerl,
occupied by the New YORK Hospital from taxation
The senate refused to concur In the Assembl.
amendments to the bill amcndatory OF the STAT
MIR. HUMPHREY reported a bill conferrng add
tiona powers, such as administering oaths, to the
| Commissioners Of Emigration.
| A bin amending the act incorporating the vllagt
| OF Charlotte was introduced and passed.
The senate considered few bills on the genera
orders and adjourned.