The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-09
ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, April s, 1869.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. LA BAU-That the bill Tor the submission OF
the amended constitution, and the consideration
of the first two OF the Governors veto messages
be made the special order for Tuesday evening next.
Adopted.
BILLS PASSED.
Regulating the adoption OF children; to amend
the charter or the Peoples Savings Bank OF New
York; to amend the act authorizing certain towns In
Jefferson county to take stock In the Utica and Black
River Railroad; to amend the law relative to pro-
ceedings for draining lands TO establish law de-
partment In the Sc Lawrence University; for the
nei OF the Brooklyn and Winfield Railroad: proyid-
ing q suitable room for the Exempt Firemenis Asso-
cation in New York; widening Ninth street. Brook
Ign; incorporating the Baptist Home or Brooxlvn to
amend the charter OF the syracuse and Fayetteville
TUE CENTRAL RAILROAD STOCK BILL.
MIR. JACOBS moved that the bill authorizing an In
crease OF the stock OF the Central Railroad be read
Mr.. YoUNGLovE raised the point OF order that nav.
ing been introduced since the 18th OF March 1t could
not be read without unanimous consent.
The SPEAKER Gleason tn the chair decided the
Evening Session.
PASSAGE or THE CENTRAL RAILROAD STOCK BILL.
Legalizing the issue OF the eighty per cent stock
dividend In December last by the New YORK Central
Railway by vote OF 81 10 IS, as follows:-
Ayrs- s Akin, Alsben andrews, Avery, Baker,
ssss, Burns, Ssi.n, csmsres, c:%pssH casgsassI
Ssss.ac oss. c% sSs c Decker sy Claw w SnAp
AZ, Ferris A.. Flag, sa9 ir..r, dalvl ?,
assbce ese%an hcSman HorsdRn Howard hoy Ha
flushed, Irving Jacobs kaxan, herman, Keham Lasher
Laurence Lyon. Madden. Mckieyer, Britchell Moseby
Murphy Natchmann, Okeee. J. b. Pearo Perry. Plunke
Porter, @. Ray Rich, Richardson, Sargent schoOnmske
Sekerg, Skulls A. w smith, stevens w. n. Stuart sturges
suiforn Summers. nghe, Tewe Trainer, Weed whtmsrsh
and wolman.-A
NAys-Nessrs Aunes, Bassept Berry, Butterfed, w. W.
Campbell, Cook, Day. Dcmmock, Dooits, Dickman Far
Lsinore Miller, Mitchell. Palmer, O. Pcarso, Randall n.
Ray, Richmond, Root, 3. Smith, n b. Smith, SPEAKER ID.
Stewart reden, Truman Tutte Walker and Wrfght-sa
BILLS PASSED.
Increasing the fees OF the Sheriff Of New York
county-eighty six to twenty-three; relative to a
new passenger depot at Forty street Tor tue
Harlem Railway.
The bill authorizing the consolidation OF non-par-
ael railroads being announced for a third reading.
Mr.. MILLER moved 60 recommit 1t for amendment,
as 10 restrict railroads operating under It to two
cents per mile rates OF fare and any road charg-
ing more to forfeit all privileges OF this act. Lost
SO 70 81. The bill then passed.
BILLS REPORTED.
Relative to the Mediterranean Central steam Navi-
CATION Company; 10 incorporate the Great Neck
Dock Company Of Queens county; revivng the char
ter OF the Brooklyn and Mott Haven Ferry Com
pany.
REPORT PRINTED.
The Speaker presented the report OF the select
committee appointed by the Legislature to examine
the collection Of samuel Geddy, J.lR. Lewis, OF revo.
utionary and other historic recs. The committee
recommend the purchase OF all OF them for the
States