The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-08

the committee was ordsrsd 10 third reading. with
out division.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. KnRNAN-Tnss when the House take Its
recess IL be until half-past eight Adopted.
The Senate resolution cedng the interest of the
State IN the Gettysburg National Cemetery to the
Mr.. CALIINs called up the resolution to adjourn
sine ale az noon. Saturday The ball was amended.
on motion OF Mr.. Hartman, 70 eleven O'CLOCK AZ
night, and was then passed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On motion OF Mr.: JACOBS the vote was reconsldered
Dy wnicn the Dill to increase the salaries OF tne
Judges OF the Appeals and Supreme Courts was lost.
SAID bill was recommitted to the Judiciary Com.
and report forthwith. The bill was then reported
The Albany Bridge bill was ordered to third
reading.
TO incorporate the New York Seamen's Associa-
Haven ferry; incorporating the Schenectady Water
works; incorporating the Harlem Yacht Club; In
cooperating the United States Conductors insurance
Company; Incorporating the Merrisania Water
Works; TO amend the Buffalo Water acts to increase
the salaries Of the Judges Of Appeals and the Su-
eenl TO straighten Central avenue In Westchester;
incorporating the Brooklyn Young Mems Christian
90 the act r to R
ance OF bridge across Harlem river; in reference to
mortgages by corporations; to widen Ninth avenue,
Dock and Warehouse Company was lost; to lay OUT
Madison avenue in Westminster county; to author
stock; to amend the general u 'i iaw for the
formation of manufacturing mining compa-
mics; relating to the House Of Mercy in
incorporating the Hillsdale Union Hall; to restore
the channel OF the Oswego river at the city OF Os
innkeepers, boarding housekeepers. mechanics and
laborers on chatrel property-67 to Is.
A new conference committee was ordered on the
Supply bin.
Recess.
BILLS PASSED.
For the protection Of persons and companies gath
ering ice for merchandise; to amend the charter OF
the Ladies Union Aid Society OF the Methodist
Church; to extend the time to begin the construc-
ton OF the schenectady and Utica Railroad;
to authorize the payment OF certain moneys
held In the name OF the ex-Postmaster Gem
Company to issue first preferred stock for the drain.
age Of lands Of Mortified, Richmond county; to
change the name OF the Second Free Methodist
church OF Bnfalo; relative TO tax receivers; prohlb
ting the granting OF licenses in Allegheny and Catta
raugus reservations.
Committee on the supply bill, except as to the ap
| propriatisn for capitol, Walkers contract Sing
Sing Prison. the Metropolitan Hotel bill, for the
Committee OF Elections to pay the late Clerk of the
| Assembly and for quarantine at Coney Island.
| To authorize the erection Of an addition to the
| Almshouse, Brooklyn to amend the charter OF the
| Mutual Gas Light Company. New York; aboshinp
certain punishments In State prisons and penten
tiaries; to amend the law concerning proof Of Wills
| to amend the charter OF the Brooklyn Trust
Company; to extend the legal definition Of
the crime Of arson; relative to the re-
portion of the lands belonging to Seamens' Retreats
to authorize cities and villages to levy taxes for the
purchase OF cemeteries; TO provide for the compile
Of New Utrecht.
At six O'Clock the Assembly took a recess till half
past seven O'Clock this evening.
Evening Session.
The bill to remove the capital to New York was
lost by q vote OF AZ to SO.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the act relative to the insurance depart
ment; to provide for eight additional inspectors to
be appointed by the Canal Auditor-66 to IS; to
punish for issuing procuring or using fraudulent Ger
tLhcates OF NATURALIZATION; tU amend the registry
law-68 to 40.
THE PROPOSED TEN MILLION LOAN.
to submit to the next Legislature the proposition to
amend the constitution authorizing q loan Of ten
millions for canal enlargement Lost, "a to ee.
THE NEW YORK TAX LEVY.
The New York Tax Levy coming to third read
ing, Mr.. HODGE moved to recommit to the Commit
tee on Cities with Instructions to insert the amend
The previous question was ordered on motion, and
during the taking OF the vote considerable confusion
was occasioned by the members asking to be ex.
cused from voting.
The motion to recommt was carried by the follow.
ing vote:-
e9. SsDs.4 Sos%pse
IN, Harris, Hartman: a.;sIoaes, Iessnan. Hhs6
hfsSss S sssss
m.fsr steei:, W. smith, s.sysn: D. stewart W Stew
art starges susrn, Thornton, Tshe Tower Trainer Wal.
NAYS essrs- AIlaben. Andrews, Arms Avery Baker.
Cameron, oo Gs%pSs3, ,.Si o''
HAWKINS, H.on; Hoyt Hui, ausssd Kendall, kihs% La
Richardson, Richmond, Root ssItres L, +. Smith. n. B.
WAITE walter %.sd ' WSnsH. % truman ru'a'
Mr. JACOBS moved TO recommit the county tax
levy with instructions to report the substltutelpro-
posed last evening. The previous question was
ordered ana the bill recommitted by the following
vote:-
Bradstreet Burt. CaiSins T. j. Campbell Cavsnash Geo.
Ferris F.se Flynn s0GEs' GAVIN rn Harris,
Lawrence Lyon, Madden, MeKiever, Miller p. Mitchell,
% Smith, Stevens
stewart W, H. s,9ar, sturses, suaern, Thornton, Tghe,
NAYs-Messrs. Alaben, Andrews, Arms Avery. Baker,
By'e sssy Cam
1sy D Saas. E gGy, S
sail Perry q Ray, Richardson, Richmond Root selkreg
walker weed, WSitnsTss wss% ''0"'0 i0'u'
Mr.. GLEASON, Chairman OF the Cities Committee,
reported the substitutes TO the city and county tax
third reading and passed, 6s to 50. In the airma-
tive all the democrats voted and the following re-
publican:-Messrs. Akin, Bemns Bender, Cakins,
Harris. Hegeman, Hodges II. RAY Rich, Schoon-
maker ID. Stewart W. II. stuart, Summers, Thornton
and wn,narsn Nays al republicans rhs conn,v had
final reading, and passed SO TO So. Ayes ell demo-
Gratis and the same republicans as on the city levy.
AZ ten minutes past twelve adjourned
Covrp Won UOrruAy Avn TIVE ROUCulays.