The New York herald., 1870-01-13
sscona ruIs relative to resolutions which anall Ii

second rnIe relative to resolutions which small lie
over one day. Agreed to.
BILLS REPoRTED.
BY Mr.. CuLLES-for the relief OF @. Y. Camp
By Mr.. KIERNAN-For an additional pohce court In
New York.
BY Mr. PIgLD-Amending the general manufactur-
ing act.
THE CONSPIRACY LAW.
The bill amending the Conspiracy law was passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. O'KEEFE-To charter the Nassau savings
Bank, or Brooklyn.
ing law: also relative to life insurance COMPANIES;
BY Mr.. KELLER--Aurhorizlng the building OF a
canal bridge IN Lenox, Madison county, ~
BY Mr.. WRIdnT-For the relief OF Mary A. By
croft
BY Mr.. IRyISa-To extend Madison avenue, New
by MIR. KIERNAN--To enable the Mayor, &C., Of
New YORK to insure property against loss py nre
also amending the oct OF 1862, relative 70 tae New
BY Mr.. M. .. MUaruy-To charter the LADIES' AID
By Hr. MITcHELI-Amendin the law OF 1865 ia
increase the salaries Of the interpreters Of the police
court officers.
BY Nj. PLUNKETT-Relative to the redemption OF
lands sold for n0n-paymenI OF taxes.
by Mr.. NAcHTMAN-FOr Lhe relief Of Louisa Camp.
bell; also to prevent tae se9g q nsy s'raw' &c
BY MIR. PEARsALL-T0 authorize college, Point 10
borrow money and issue bonds.
BY Mr.. SLEIGHT-T0 increase the number OF asses
sorts at Huntington.
by Mr.. HAsBRoo9-- Prohibiting the sale OF adul-
tcflEpQ arlfcieS LOT url1k OF lueulcmt
BY Mr.. LAwRENCE-Chartering the Tarrytown Fire
Department.
BY MIR. HusrED-Amending the New York and
Brooklyn wharfage act.
By Mr.. PATaIcE-For the relief OF Charles Smith
and others oil Corning.
BY Mr. HENNESsY Y--Amendlng the law OF 1865 rear
tive 10 the Marshal Of New YORK city.
BY Mr.. j. DAvIs-For the relief oi deputy inspect
ors OF steam boilers; also amending the Hornelis-
Vile Library Association Relief act
BY Mr.. PRARsALL-fo provide for the c0fnpenaa-
tion OF highway commissioners.
BY Mr.. D0DGE-To amend the Fish Preservation
By Mr. JACoBs-To charter the Long Island
Schuetzen Hall Association.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. JAcoBs-Ihat the Committee on City
Affairs report possible, bill 10 restore TO
cities their local governments and abolshing COM
BY Mr. NAOHTMAN-That the Salt Committee inves-
tigate the management OF salt springs and report
what legislation necessary TO secure an Increased
yield OF salt and greater revenue
Mr.. kIERNAN moved to lay 1t on the table, which
was lost, and the resolution was laid over
by Mr. KIEkSAN-Tnat the Committee on Com
merce report bill 10 Improve the New York city
wharves and docks. Agreed TO-.
Mr. RAY called up the resolution inStructlng the
Canal Board to reduce the tolls on anthracite coal
transportation on the canals and on motion of Mr..
MITCHELL 1t was referred 10 the Canal Committee.
Mr.. BAKER called up the resolution directing the
survey Of the canal In whitehall and report the cost
&c. Referred.
tee report forthwith the condtion OF the Pneumatic
Railroad in New York. Agreed TO.
CoLLECTlNG EAClsE FEES IN NEW YORK CITY.
The Hoase went into Committee Of the Whole to
consider the bill for extending the time for collect
ing excise fees In the ciLy or New York. IL was
amended SO as TO extend the time till the first OF
June. and then reported TO tae House and put It's
final passage and passed-yeas ~, nays 81.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD STEAM ENGINES IN NEW
YORK CITY.
Mr.. M c. MURPHY moved that the Railroad Com
mttee report bill to prohibit the Hudson River
Railroad Company from running steam engines In
New York south OF Canal street.
EXCUSED FROM COMMITTEE DUTY.
Mr. MURPHY, OF Albany, stated That after he had
been appointed 10 the Committee on Privileges and
presented, he asked 10 tie excused from serving
on that committee. Agreed TO. Adjourned