New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-28
ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY.
BILLS PASSED.
EstablIshnR n public market the Ganseyoort prop.
erty i'm NewYork egazng the articles Of association OF
the Black River and st. Lawrence Railway; reiatve 70
the Mediterranean and Oriental steam Navigation Non
pany. o,-.
,r ar1 Kpra. from the Ways and Means Committee,
renorted the Annual Supply bill complete. 49, 800
Mr. MURPHY raised the point Of order and said the Dill
must be Committed In Committee OF the Whole. ~
Mr. sELKREG spoke atleDgth, reviewing the hotel DIS
Of the special committees, &c. 40. c.
vetoing the bill declaring John-st., In the village OF
Gouyerneur public highway. He objects on the ground
that the village authorities nave al tue po"eiS
The discussion Of the Supply bill was continued.
~ tbe Whole was lost The said biz appropriatng about
81, 10000. was then passed by a vote OF " TO Is
Bumt-. Burns, caSanaoA = Campbell
s.SaS ozark FIJI; Tsi..u { sTe f F;ss;l,
Mr. UEGEMAN, Chairman of the Election Committee
rose 20 question of privilege IN reference to the article
ia Harper's Weekly on the contested case OF hawkins
against Decker wherein he is called Decker man. He
said he was IN favor OF oustng Mr. Decker aud charged
the responsibility OF the delay on the poltcal majority
lie then the adoption Of the majority report CIV
hr JACOBS raised point OF order that this motion
Tne cue CHAIR overruIed Mr. Jacobs point of order
Pending the discussion the hour OF O'Clock arrived ana
the House took r Ssfssy DON SESSION
Mr. JACOBS withdrew the appeal from the Chair
Mr. BURNS moved to postpone the contested case ono
week Lost. As to So. -
The majority report was adopted 90 10 ~ ana het ~
Hawkins the successful contestant from Richmond Dis
rict took the oath aud seat The privileges OF the floor
were extended to Mr. Decker for the remainder OF the
session. --,-. - A.. ..o..
rue Governors veto which was received In the morn
ing was then considered.
Mr KILHAM moved to lay II on the table. Lost - TO
81 The question passing over the veto was lost 10
76 Messrs Borse and Gleason voting In the Affirmative
BILLS PASSED.
Relative to the Nursery aud Child's Hospital, New
York regulating the forfeiture OF policies OF HE lnsur
ance facilitating the construction Of the Northern All
Line Railroad authorizing the guaranteeing OF bonds
thereof incorporating the Central Savings Bank, New
York The bill relating to contracts for constructing the
Oneida Lake Caual lost receiving but 60 votes but
was rsconsidered, and tabled motion OF Mr. knham
To amend the charter OF the Citizens Savings Bank TO
enable the NewYork Elevator Company to complete It's
organization aud commence business; supplementary
and amendaory act relating to frauds In the assessments
for local to amend the law providing tor
the incorporation Of Plank Road Companies 10 authorize
IN aud Amherst subscribe to the capital stock OK
the Buffalo aud WIlamsyie Railroad; TO amend the
charter OF the Insurers own Fire Insurance Company
widening Broadway. The resolution heretofore adOpte
III the for the election on Thursday noon next ol
Police Commissioner and regent OF the University was
adopted. Adjourned