The New York herald., 1870-01-27
ASSEMBLY.

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| REPOsTs.
| by Mr.. PLuNgErT--Anenfing the Albany Special
Sessions act; also amending the general maniliac-
] tgrng law.
mr. MITCHELL, from the Special Committee on the
New York Pneumatic Tunnel, submitted q report
showing rhe work be progressing without serious
damage 10 the surface OF Broadway.
by Mr. HENNESSEY-ProtectIng life and limb IN
mechanical. mining ana engineering operations;
also cnartering the CaDincinakers and Caryers' A.
socaCion OF WILLIAMSBURG
by Mr.. HATHAwAY-For the relief OF the stock
holders aud creditors or the Essex County Sank.
BY Mr.. BAaER-For farm bridge over the pre-
mses OF Miles j. Johnson, the Champain canal
also 10 MAINTAIN DOCK at Constantla
BILLS PASSED.
Amending ihe act relative 10 The Albany Special
SESSIONS; amending the General Manuiaci uriny act
repeaiDg Inc acI relative 10 the equalization OF real
AMI personal property by the Lewis County Supel-
viS0ys.
BY Mr.. WINANs-Amendng the act regulating the
manner Of paying town subscriptions To tue Dun.
kirk, Warren and Pittsburg haltrQld; also amend
ing the act authorizing subscflptions. >.s- sl-~A'
BY Mr. DoD9E-L Lesaiizing assessors acts In Dan
nemora.
By Mr.. WALKER Relative to the Tonawanda Re-
seryation Manual LABOR School.
1iy Nj. colBY-Authorzing the Improvement OF
streets in Brooklyn, -
BY Mr. GRAHAM -Charterlng the 81. lgnatins Lite
rary Association Of Rochester.
BY Mr. BkowN-Respeclng the Inebriate Asylum
Iy Mr.. lRvrNG-Relative to steamers on Long
Island sound; also 70 reduce the fare on the eighth
Avenue Railroad, New York.
By Mr.. CAyAsAGrI-Amending the revised statute
relative TO summary proceedings to recover posses
sion ol lands.
by MIR. MiTCHELL-IO prOtcct gas consumers IN
New York.
by Mr.. HATnAwAy-Amending the Newbnrs Saw
ings Bank charter; also charterng the ST. PatricAs
Total Abstinence Society OF New ourg
BY Mr.. LITTLEJoHN- Providing for the purchase
OF a site FOR an arnory In OsWeg0.
BY air. FLAGG-Resuanng the issue Of policies for
life insurance.
lady
By Mr.. Misunderstanding the charter Of the
SIKH Avenue savings Bank Of New YORK; also rela-
tive To Nestcnes er roads and highways.
My Mr.. MiTCHELL-T0 prevent crowdng In horse
IN New York.
OPPOSITION TO TnE INCOME TAX.
Mr.. BANKER called up the resolutions in OppOsi-
ton to the income tax, and instructing the repre-
sent8tives In Congress to vote against It's enactment
and moved the previous question, which wds lost.
Nr. WHITE moved that the res Out0ns be referred
to the CommilLee Federal Relations, 10 report
next Wednesday. Carried.
TIE PAY AND MILEAGE OF CONGREssMEN.
Mr.. LlTrLEJoHH called up his resolution to reduce
the pay and mileage OF Congressnen and the aboll-
tion OF the iranAing privilege.
Mr.. kIEkNAS moved It's reference to the Commit
tee on Federal Relations, to report whether this
Legislature should mendle with TINS matter.
MIR. LIrrLEJoHN thought 1t entirely unnecessary 10
get an opinion from that committee. Us each MEM
ber could Judge OF that matter for himself He
would Ike, however. 10 have The resolutions ald on
the table ana printed.
THIS was done on motion OF Mr.. WHITE.
LICENSES.
Mr. JOHNSON called up the reSO uton to appoint
cOmnlttee TO learn tile nunber oi licenses granted
IN the state and the amount paid therefor Referred
To tue COMMITTEE the Internal Affairs or Towns
and Countles.
CLERKS IN THE STATE DEPARTMENTS.
Mr.. ALLABEN moved tnat the Comptroller be called
upon To report the number OF clerks IN all the
departments, tneir pay, NC. Referred 10 the Com
uIIiee Oh Ways and Means
MODIFIED TARIFF.
Mr.. JACOBS offered concurrent resolutions instruct
Ing our repres entatlves in Congress to promote The
| immediate pas age ol the moaified tafiI.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The House IL committee disposed or the following
s! bills:--
| Amending the act establishing Metropolitan
Police Court. IL required Lhe prisoners In the sta
lion houses TO be brought to the court early IN the
| morning, and pnnisncs bogus detectives.
dir. WHITE SAID there was an existing law TO pun.
| ish persons falsely representing themselves as
| policemen. AZ TO taking prisoners before the mag
strates early III the day that Was now done: besides
sucn regulations should be left to the Police Com
| nIssiOners.
Messrs. MITCHELL and FIELDS defended the bill
| on motion OF Mr.. O'kEEFE the committee reported
| progress the bIlt III the House.
Mr. MITCHELL moved that the Dill be ordered to 9
| third reading, winch was lost.
Mr. MITCHELL moved It's reference to the Judiciary
| Committee, which was carried, and the House
| adjourned.