The New York herald., 1870-03-24
NEW YORK HERALD MARCH "a 87o-rRpLE SHEET.

mf CAMPBELL called up the BIZ for the erection OF
~ 40 tc market IN the Thirteenth ward New ork.
10 que 'tlon was on reconsi1erng the vote DY whcn
mo bii was rejected ana IL was carried by vote OF
I, " 10 s. The bill then passed.
The Governor returned the Dill TO amend the town
Insurance act as affecting the North and East
Grcenpusn Fire Insurance Company, with his ooJec-
lions, wach were based upon the Dii provdihs spe,
cal legislation which could be attained oy general
law Tue message was iaid on the table ana ordered
TO be printed.
REPORTS.
remove the state Caonct of National History to New
York; winch was agreed 10. also approprlatiog
moneys from Tie United states Deposit Fund 10
ac;de macs. Also TO and and encourage the consiruc
.ion ol railroads approprating ~ o.o pr ni,e con-
structed. Reported for the consideration OF the
House.
by Mr.. sELKaaG--Granting $1,000 per mile con-
Structcu OF the Adirondack Railroad.
BY Mr.. JAcoBs--ior the relief or the surviving
members OF volunteers who served IN tne war witn
by Mr.. FIELDs-For the better protection OF retail
dealers OF beer &C., IN New YORK. also relative to
Inc Lrlai OF heels
Authorizing the Common Council or Brooklyn TO
control street cur conductors amt drivers; changing
the name OF Hope School, Brookiyn conierrng
jurisdiction on the District Courts Of New York; APP
pointing pubhc administrator Tor New YORK; rell
tive 70 improving highways in Flushing; regulat ng
tue rate Of interest charged by pawn brokers; pro-
vidins Tor the owedgemenc OF deeds and other
writings by persons residing ~ Canada.
by AR. BAMLER--To protect canal aad other lands
belonging to the state; also, relative TO the Canal
Departments; also 10 introduce tue European pan
Mr. FIELDS reported mat the Sergeant-at- Arms
had served subpoena on Saepperd A. Holmes,
| Actuary OF the Liie INSURANCE Company OF New
| YORK, co appear as witness, but THAI SAID Holmes
had refused 10 appear; therefore, that the Speaker
| issue q warrant for his arrest Adopted.
BY Mr. DURNS-Amendlng the charter OF the New
YORK Fire Depa.6nenb Benevolent Funu
| BY Mr. WnifE-incorporating the New York safe
| Deposit Company
| by Mr.. ALvogD-For the flrther relief OF the vete.
| rams OF 1872.
! Mr L,TrLEJoHN from the Select Committee to IN
| charges r.
| Mr. Answortn ana pice rersd, submitted writer
| report OF the evidence taken. Thcy say that TN
sta emenL made by Mr. Fields IL sustained only pl
| ms own evioence, while that or MIR. AinSwOrth II
| sustained ny several witnesses. ms reporc wa,
| ordered TO De printed
| by Mr. FLAGi-Repealiny the clause making ap
propr,at Gus to sectallan schools III New York
minority report adverse 60 the bill was also made
| The report was LAID on the table 10 be prlniel
| by Mr.. LYoN-ProvIiing tor licensing engineers
| RESOLUTION.
Mr.. MITCHELL offered The lolowlng:-
Whereas, s alleged that, through the insrmeutaity
influence of ceran prominent dmoerats associated wit
quasi republicans Of tue city Of New York, large sums o
TO defeat TIC measures introduced by democratic
New York their chartered rishis and Riding them OF Ii
@ @ mp9ssd y & p.1an M
Police Commissioners, ,the Board OF Supervisors OF
ernmsn OF the city o. New YORK. ' -
And where's i is alleged that The sum Of $1,000 is no,
a Ss for sense s % No. rssas IN To
Resolved That special Committee Of five be appointed
sach investigation to the House without delay.
MIR. FIELDS raised the point that no mvestigatlo
could be made OF mere allegations or rumors
Mr.. MITCHELL said his resolutions did not max
any charges against any msmoer Oh TINS House
Mr.. JACOBS suggested as they did not refer to men
bers they had better be Withdrawn.
The CHAIR decided that giving rise to debate, th
resolutions lie over.
The House then adjourned.