The New York herald., 1870-01-29
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, Jan. IS, 1870

REPORTS
BY Mr.. TiGHE-For relief OF MIR. Charles Conroy,
Peter II. Anthony, Martin B. Scott and Others.
BY Mr.. FREAR-Relative to the New York Police
Justices; also egaizing the appointment OF Henry
Smith as Supervisor New York, ana also amending
the act relative to the Long Island and New York
Bridge Company.
BY Mr.. Notwithstanding the charter Of Dun.
BY MIR. LAwRENCE-For the better protection Of
mechanics by regulating convict labor
BY Mr. CULLEN-Relative to the American and
Foreign BOle Society Consolidation act.
BY MIR. FIELDs-Amending the Monroe County
act ctexemptng ministers Of the gospel from taxation
agreed to; also amending the Revised Statutes re-
aive 60 summary proceedings TO recover possession
am % 1aaa ss ss2 e .ee ~ Yssge orphan Ass'
BY Mr.. PArRIoK-To aid the ElmIra Female Acad-
emy. -
by Mr.. LYoN--Alowing persons residing on In
dian lands to vote IN the nearest election districts;
also relative to the redemption OF lands sold for nom
payment OF taxes.
BY Mr. NELsoN-Amendng the charter OF the New
York CITY Mission and Tract Society; also amending
the act relative 20 the sale OF property or lunatics
BY Mr.. BANKER-Against the bill for reef Of the
deputy inspector OF steam boilers. Agreed TO.
by Mr.. WHTE-Amending the charter OF the Sixth
Avenue Savings Bank, New York.
By Mr. HATHAWAY Amending the charter Of the
Newburg Savings Bank.
On motion OF Mr.. JACOBS TIE annual deficiency
bill was made the special order Tor Tuesday next
BILLS PASSED. s-c.'-
To incorporate the Ladies' Ala Society OF New
York; amending the charter OF Potsdam Village;
authorizing N. J. Perry. OF Heclon, to remove tho
remains OF person burned on his premises to the
cemetery; relative 10 the 'Mas'' Bapts. Missionary
Union.
me Dill autn0rZing The construction OF PAS works
ana the sale OF gas To light portion Of New York
CITY came up Tor dna action
MIR. MITCHELL moved to rec0mmit the bill, with
the following amendment:--
hereby further enacted that the company shall
than sixteen candle Illuminating power the be tested
aye foot nrga burner and the price charged for OF the
sSv Quality :sf sseses s sss dollars per % cubic
MI. WHITE said he was In favor OF recommirtal for
other amendments, as the b gave immense prlyt-
eges M TO tn tnis COMPANY i transferred a. OIL the upper
named. He wanted the biil SO amended that the
Central Park Colnmssl toner's could have something
Park.
Mr. FIELDS was willing to have Mr. sitches
amendments go to the judiciary Committee, but he
did not want the committee to be instructed to
report them. He wanted the committee to be LETT to
act upon Its own Judgment.
Mr. MITCHELL responded, showing how the ciu-
zens were imposed upon by the gas companies Dcth
structions and tie bill was fccommitted.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. FLAGG-That the Legislature proceed to
Lad over
Mr.. Nj. G. MURPHY moved that the Military Code
bill be reconlmitled to be reported complete.
Mr. ALyoKD suggested to leave OF the instruction
to report complete.
Mr.. MURPHY accepted the suggestion and the Dill
was recummltted.
BY Mr.. ALLABEN--That the judiciary Committee
report on the power and eXpcdency oil establishing
Court OF Claims to decide upon ali claims against
the state. Agreed to.
by MIR. PATRICK-Cang on the county clerks to
report the ices received. Laid over.
BILL INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. FLAGG-Amending the usury law.
BY MIR. DRoLI-To extend and widen Banker
street and improve Union avenue, Brooklyn.
BY Mir. PEARSALL-For the relief OF l.. A. VIII
son.
By Mr. PATRICK-ApprOyinr the action OF tina
commissioners In locating reformatory Institution
IN the Sixth judicial district.
by MIR. O'kEEFE-Cnartering the Elevated Rail
way or New York.
My Mr.. MURPHY for Mr.. Blalr)-For the defence
Of poor persons charged with crime.
by MIR. BAKER--For the relief OF Joseph PopIin.
BY Mr.. SLEiGHT--T0 preserve tue shelldsh In
South Bay.