The New York herald., 1870-04-12
ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, Apih II, lN'U
Mr.. LAwREScE introduced bill to extend The
time Tor the completion OF the Harlem River and
Portchesler Railroad.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The following bills were ordered to third read
ing
Defining the terms and duties Of taxes in Kings
county, ior the better prevention Of disease and cru
city to animals transported on railroads and con-
fined at slaughter houses, &c; extending the
ing The boundaries OF the Eighteenth ward, Brook
lyn; incorporating the New York Evening Law
School; also 10 pay the surviving members OF the
volunteers OF she war with Mexico.
BY Mr.. FLAGG-Reatve 10 the New York common
schools.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. CuLLEN-Amending the charter Of the Ger
cons consoIiSstins the Hebrew Relief socsies Of Brook
yn; also relative to the Fire Department OF Brook
Bv Mr HusTnD-Amendng the charter OF .,he
American Popular Li's insurance ca'apanJ vi New
BY Mr. o'KEEFk-ro extend the flatbush aud
COney Island Railroad TO the ferries IN Brooklyn.
REGESr OF THE UNIvERTirY.
The JOINT resolution to proceed to elect Regent
Of the University Oh the lltn was adopted
SINKING FUND FOR RAILROADS BoNDs
On motion OF Mr.. BEAMS the Judiciary Committee
was directed to prepare and report bill 10 compel
the creation OF shaking fund 10 redeem the bonds
issued IN AID OF railroads oy municipal corpora
The House then took recess until seven O'Clock
The following Railroad Aid bills, making the appro-
prlations stated. were ordered TO third reading:-
The waikiki Valley Railroad, $125,0O0.
The Southern Central, $4,000 per mile constructed
general bill TO any road, $4,000 per mile con
structed.
The Cattaraugus Railroad, $4,000 per mile con-
structed.
the Carthage, watertown and sackctts narOor,
when completed, 500, 900.
me Lake Ontario shore when completei, 100000.
the Cazenovia and Canastosa. exenptng lis bonds
MIR. FIELDS AFTER THE Lawyers.
Mr. FIELDS introduced the following very import
ant bill aimed at counsel who are III the habit or
taking fees on both sides:-
| AN REGULATE THE CONDUCT OF ArToHSEys AND
coUssrLIoRs All LAW.
Senate and Assembly do enact as follows:-
may hereafter attorney counsel for
G an as for ana % w
the course OF such action suit or proceeding or In any
may acquire niomaon confidence from such Client
NAV lawfully do any act or thing and who shall hereafter
the Information hps obtained In any scton snt or pro-
counsel in any acton suit or proceeding hrough,
tie purpose Of obtaining any relief aast him or them on
the ground of the egsy OF any action winch such a,tor
| deemed guilty. OF msdemeanor, and npon cousienon
n ~ ons sr or ~ sns mo-. erceetns S1 or bo,S
tsfea SEC arSs i @ act shall take eree; mmediaey " ''
| GENERAL ORDERS
| The following bills were ordered 10 third read
authorizing the Rondout ana Oswego Railroad
Company to increase its rate OF iare 10 ionr cents
| per mile.
| Amending the act designating holidays 10 be oh.
| served In the payment OF notes, &c.
On motion OF Mr.. Burns the bill was so amended
| as to make notes. &C., falling due on holidays pay
| able the day after
| Approprlatng s52 900 to aid in the completion OF
| the Grassy Point and SufYern Railroad.
Extending the time for the completion Of the
R0ndout ana Port Jervls RailrOad
| Eve ming Session.
To extend the time Tor completing the Cattaraugus
| Railroad.
| To exempt from taxation money loaned on bond
and mortgage.
| Mr. ALvORD moved to amend with provision
that real property be exempted from taxation to the
amount encountered.
| the bill was then advocated by Messrs. JACOBS
and Fields, and opposed by Mcssrs. Alvord. Little
John and others, when progress was reported and
| the House refused TO grant leave to SIT again.
| Amending the act for the benefit OF married wo-
| men insuring the lives Of their husbands.
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