New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
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Regiments Of the National Guard; for the complexion OF
Gowanus Canal Brooklyn; relating TO the HSn,9 lou @ OK
Mercy NewYor; classifying the ot se
York Institution for the Deaf and Dumb; to supply oeD
ciencies in the existing Canal appropriations
pv Mr. croamerpEmpowerfn the Central Parl Com.
missoners to establish public square between sintn
ave. and Broadway mrs p.ssrp. sff
Reatiye To the Wallabout Improvement In Brooklyn;
incorporating the Fulton Market fshmonRes AsooeiA
MI FoLGER called up his resolution for select COM
mittee of nine consisting of the chairman and one neu
ber from each judicial district 10 whom shall be referred
bills general orders, with power 10 seect sneioo
soSn Is as biz 1s to e making
or relating TO city railroads. nrs r6
Mr. Gond President OF the Erie Railroad having failed
TO mako reports required by the Senate
shall be taken to compel them 10 appear Deioro ''
The resolution was laid over. Adjourned. 4a3
inU ASSEMBLY. starr df
The SPEAKER presented the report of DR..
swinburne, Health officer for the port of New'York
Relating to administrators amending the Militia law:
incorporating the shipowners Ass3catiSn OF sswYora
or "a @ g SSa 70 ucor
porate the New-York Amusement Company. 9
In relation to the Sheriff OF the City Of New.York.
BILLS INTRODUCED. =, .
other streets Brooklyn also Tor haying First and other
streets improved; also for widening brcVx
9uenFor anu rasins to TsimbSrse tle amount bg
rowed for Superuendents of the Poor, Brooklyn asc
for regulating the Judicial sales OF rea estas BROOK
yn aso, for the construction Of additional Aims ana
Workhouse. Mr. Weed-Amending the law for the en-
r0llment OF the militia.
On motion Of Mr.. CALVIN, the Committee on State
cause of the recent and report what meas
ures are necessary 70 prevent further like occurrences
The General Appropriation bill passed. Recess.
ri lI.i r-. EVENING SESSION. III II 9I
The Metropolitan Excise bill discussed progressed
and made the special order for Tuesday evening next
BILLS PASSED. .ta5ac-
Incorporating the Working women's National Associa-
ton. Providing for the Improvement OF Raquet River
incorporating 6tuyvesant Savings Bank OF New YORK.
Providing for the paving OF Bushwlck-aye Brooklyn
Amending the charter Of the City Of Newburgh.
~ BILLS INTRODUCED - .-rsf ~ 4.
BY Mr. WhtnarshTo amend the charter Of the village
Of Marathon. MI. Rlch-To incorporate the onondags
Mr. Dimpock-Iqcorporating the City OF Watertown.
the powers vested in the Harlem Bridge Commissioners
Mr.. CarpenterReatngt TO the ECLECTIC Medical College
Mr. Bradstreet-To aid the construction OF the Lake On
tario Railway Company Mr. Berge9-T2 suppress. lotr
teries. Mr. Richmond-To incorporate Washington Mar!
ket Savings Bank. Mr.. Campbell-To incorporate the
manTO incorporate the Knights OF Sc Patrick OF New
York. Mr.. SeyensRepealing the canal contract sysem
Mr. SpeakerTo extend exemption from distress for rent
and sale under execution Also In relation 10 NewYork
City and County Tax Levies. Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING
TO the assessment of Madson-ave Mr. Freeman-r0 aid
in the construction OF the Southern Central Railway
Mr.. Truman-RemOving the Mutual Savings Bank OF
Brooklyn Mr. La MOreeTO aid In the construction OF
the New-YOrk and Midland Railway. Mr. Hasbfouck-
To repeal the charter of the Metropolitan Boat Club OF
New-YOrk. Mr.. HOdges-F0r the monthly payment or
salary to the Quarantine Police. Adjourned.