The New York herald., 1870-01-21
ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, Jan. 20, 1870.
This being General order day the House went into
committee and disposed OF the following bis:-
Providing for additional police justice court in
the Sixth Judicial district Of New York; progress
reported. For the relief OF Calvin B. Camp; or.
dered TO q third reading.
BILLS REPORTED.
BY Mr. lRvING-Changlng the name OF the T0na-
wanda Railroad.
BY MIR. FlELDs-Prescrbing the Jurisdiction OF
the Court OF sessions, &C.; also allowing the con.
structlon or new gas works In New York.
SYMPATHY FOR THE CUBANs.
Mr.. LYON, from the Committee OIL Federal Rela-
tions 10 which was referred Mr. Fields Cuban SYM
naLhy resolutions, reported q series OF resolutions
reciting that whereas the Cubans have organized
government dsJdCtO and maintained standing army
therefore they are entlted to recognition: that the
peope OF the State OF New York condemn the action
OF the general government In the gunboat matter;
that the Legislature dsapprove Of the application OF
the neutrality laws TO the Cubaus; denouncng the
letnargy OF the general government with regard TO
American citizens IN foreign prisons, and that our
Representatives IN Congress be requested to act In
accordance with these resolutions.
Mr.. MITCHELL rose to a question OF privilege, and
stated tnaI ne was q memDer OF the Committee on
Federal Relations He had known OF no meetings of
tine committee on this subject, and therefore moved
rec0mmlttai OF the resolutions Agreed to.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr. w. ID. MURPHY-Relatlve to the Albany
county supervisors.
BY Mr. TlGHE-For the relief OF Michael Ryan.
by Nj. GREEN-Kepeallng the act eXemptng min
isters OF the gospel from taxation.
BY Mr.. ALLABEN-Rea attve to the Hancock schools.
BY Mr.. RANsoM-Relatlve to the Erie county coro
ners also authorizing the school trustees OF Tona-
wanda to borrow money.
BY Mir. JACoBs-providing for the election OF In.
spectOrs and canvassers OF elections In Kings county,
BY. Mr.. CULLEN-Setting apart part OF the Park in
Brooklyn Tor the TWenty-tnlrd regiment OF National
Guards also compelling common carriers to for
ward and pay charges on goods; also relative to
practices In the Surrogates Court IN the city Of New
YORK.
By Mr.. CLARK-Authorlzing the election OF
Police Commissioner in Brooklyn and the establish
ment OF police force IN that city.
BY Mr.. BRowN-Amendlny the act to drain lands
in Charlotte, Monroe county.
by. MIR. KAvANAH-Kelalive TO the non-residents
OF New York city.
BY. Mr.. N. G. MURPHY-Providing for enrolling
the militia.
BY Mr. BuRNs-Repeallng the act to prevent cru
city to animals In New YORK.
BY. Mr. HESNEssY-ro extend Irving place in a
BY Mr. wHIrE-Relative to admitting foreignerC
to practice in the Supreme Court.
by. Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the act relative to
By Mr.. FLAGG-Amending the act requiring CON-
pensaton TOR causing death by neglect; also for the
relief or BENJAMIN Benson.
by Mr.. DECKER-Cnarterng a hook and ladder
company at Port Richmond.
BY Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the business OF
by Mr. HuEsTED-Providing for locating q new
State Prison and to remove Sing Sing Prison.
BY MIR. PATRIcK-For the relief OF Caroline c.
BY Mr.. misunderstanding the act to widen Main
street, Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. CAMPBELI-For the relief OF John Au-
by Mr.. w. D. MuRPHY-To organize police force
forthe county OF Albany
BY the espEAKER--Provding for the sale OF the pro-
perty on Staten Island known as the "Seamen's
Retreal.r
BILLS PASSED.
Allowing the Common Council of ALBANY to issue
bonds; the Senate bn relative to the Lenox Library.
- RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. RAY moved to discourage the special commit
Tee on dutes on coal and that the same be referred
to the Committee OF the Whole. He stated that the
constee was 70 report on the Goth, and he learned
that II had not yet met On motion OF Mr. GLEASON
the mouon was laid on the table
by Mr.. BERGEN-That the Judiciary Committee be
directed TO draft bill for more perfect reglstra,
ton. Laid over.
NJ WHIFS onered coucuyrsps resolutions request