The New York herald., 1869-01-21
and fortyve wears of age liable 10 military duty,
and all persons enrolled shall pay one dollar mui-
tary dues
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
ALBANY, Jan. 20. 1869.

ALBANY, Jan. ~, icoS'
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. HALE-To amend section 426 OF the Code OF
Procedure
Peoples Life Association.
BY Mr.. BANKs-To amend the acts OF 1868 relative
BY Mr.. CHAPMAN--To authorize the employment OF
a stenographef III the Court OF sessions IN Broome
By Mr. MoRGAN-To amend the act relative to
supplying vacancies in the ONCE OF lnstces ofpeace
: BY Mr.. FoLcEA-To provide for the submission to
the people OF the amended constitution for the eec-
ton OF Judges.
BY Mr.. MuRpHy-To incorporate the Fifth Avenue
BY Mr. MURPHY-proyiding that the city OF New
York shall be represented in the Board OF Directors
Of the New York Bridge Company by the Mayor
men Of The said city, and Brooklyn by the otiicers
constituting the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund;
ana directing the company 10 proceed without delay
TO construct the bridge, ana it must be completed
by June ], lssa giving power to use as much OF the
land under water In the East river may be neces
sary for the construction OF piers aud towers.
BY Mr.. MURPHY-Empowering the Commissioners
OF Quarantine TO take al necessary steps to preserve
on the west bank il the lower bay for quarantine
Mr. Williams bill proposes TO increase the sala
res OF the Judges OF the Court OF Appeals TO $4,000
and Justices OF the supreme Court TO $4,000, in lieu
OF all other compensation.
Mr.. TWEED introduced bill providing that In pro
ceedlngs relative to assessment for local improve
ments in New York, where any fraud is discovered
whereby damage has been sustained by the owner,
the party aggrleved may apply 10 the Judge OF the
Supreme Court IN SPECIAL Term, who shall proceed
TO hear proof at II fraud has been committed
said assessment shall be vacated.
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the construction OF new bridge in
Rathbone Steabel, County. Establishing an acade
mical department in the Union School IN osweso.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate then went into executive session, and
confirmed the following nominations OF the Cover
nor Nathan Bishop, OF New York. to be Conmis-
sioner oil Public Charities John Williams, 70 be
Major Genefal OF the Seventh Division OF the Ma
tioaal Guard, vice Craig Wadsworth, RESIGNED !;
sary General Of Ordnance Notarles, John L. Brower
Fred. W. White, Fred. f. Lathrcp,. Daniel ]. Noyes
Wilson NJ Power, George Y. NJ Baldwin
Thomas Bisgood James L. Carpenter, Frank
IT. Cowdry, John Z. Devoy, Julian i. DAVIS
Edward lie Rose, Michael A. Farrell, Fred
w. Ford, Wm ;. Gerrish, George w. Ginb0ns, Levi
Gray Frederic r. Hartmann, John H. Hand, Edward
Hartnagie, Henry r. Liessnman, John W. Leyeridge,
John Murphy, Albert VI. Shack. Noel b. sanborn,
Caplns r. Srinerts. George Ii. Starr William X.
Wsgmesskersh, Wash Wheewrght, Erastus +.
Brown, John a. Broadhead Wm. b. Crosby, Jr.;
L5eaeZer 2. Converse james Z. D0olittle Jr.; O. J.
De.agan Edward s Dickinson, John Fowler, Jr.;
Dana L. Hubbard, Jonas B. kissafn. George kelock,
Thomas Prudel, Nm. I. y. Storms Thomas ALISON,
VIM. Brewer. Bella NJ. Farnham, Henry c. Howeis
A. Barton Hough VIM. J. Harding Charles 4.
Mccienachan, Francs +. Musbury, Jr.; d. ludson
NewIand Samuel RasendGle, Charles II. Stanley.
Henry II. smith, Mason ". Tyler and WMl. Q.
Nitter.
Executive sessions FOR the purpose Of confirming
rotaies only ordered for Thursday ana Friday,
anu the Senate adjourned.