New-York tribune., 1872-04-10
ASSEMBLY,.


The bill comforting upon tho Controller OF
New York the power heretofore given TO the Commits
soners of the Sinking Fund.- to sell the franchise for the
Twentv-.hrdst Railroad in that city, coming up as
IN be referred the sub Committee Of the Whole,
Mr. HAWKINS objected. saving that bll or TINS import
Mr. PRINCE advocated the motion, owing to the import
Mcssrs AIBERGER and ALvoRD thought at this stage
the bill had better he discussed before the
sub Committee. Time would be saved. and If the House
wanted discuss it an opportunity would he given
when the bill reported The motion TO refer to the
subcommittee finally prevailed.
Mr. MoULIoN question of privilege said that he
found bill the flies relative to the Fourtliavc Rail-
road OF NeW-YOrk with ls name attached as miro i
ducing IT, He had never. he said introduced such u
Tde bl reoreaiziig tne boaras Oh i'ilg11on I'm
missoneTs coming up FOR reference TO suDComnittee
of the Whole Mr.. JUDD advocated such reference deem
ing il important that the bill should be passed so
Mr.. Two oxBLY introduced bill to provide for the ap
Special Sessions Of NcwYOIk and on his motion, as tho
Court without clerks owing to recent decision, the
bill passed The appointments are mace by ma
| jorlty of the Police Justices.
MI AITKES introduced hill prohibiting railroad
panes from demanding receiving rom pcrsOnsor
their agents consUinS lTeght5 to them, special
contract exempting said company from tho usual LA
bility of common carriers.
Bills PASSED.
ths GSmon counc Of brooklyn to- open SoSs streets
nom Third to Ninth-ave; extending the provision OF
the Mechanics Lien law to the County OF Ere excepting
the City of BuGO amending the charter of the City OF
Rome; amending and consolidating the several acts
la,ing TO the City OF Hudson; authorizing the Rondout
and Kingston Gasi5ht Company TO issue bonds; incor
poratng the Young Mems Uniyersalist AssOcia-
tlOn OF New-lolk; amending tue act authorizing
the City OF Bng .lntOn to borrow money high
school to sures ne s@es 81 prze cry
the support Of government known as tlc Annual
Me- ropoifan Boat Club to erect boat-houses, was
amended take eject the LIST of January 1873.
day a pubic holiGay; authorizing the Industrial
Exhibition Company of New-fork 10 hold real estate;
authorizing railroad companies To erect iron instead OF
wooden guar-boaIds at road crossings authorizing the
Hudson Suspension Bridge ana New-Engl.nd Rallroad
IN a. "A
70 nay tEe expenses OF the management OF clls reap
AMI te yncnt Of awards by the canal Appraisers;
authorizing the Canal Commissioners to construct o
bridge the Chemung Canal at Watkins to improve
Keni-ave and Firstst brooklyn; restricting brooklyn
gas companies TO charge Of - IS per 1000 cubic feet OF
gas supplied 10 the ,y TO provide Tor te payngnt OF
tl.e indebtedness of th5 Coy OF Emira Recess I'LL 1880
2. IN.
EVENING SESSION.
The SPEAKER calling the House TO order, announced
the death o Erasus Corning, when Mr. Mosi'ER oeEed
Hessl lbs, House as herd II. announcement e tho des Of
is5a E s 70 o @ sats5iq Sssoi.oa.
.Ae resolution was then adopted, and the SPEAKER
announced toe following the COMMITTEES under the
resolution: Messrs Moser, AlvOrd, ID. l. Babc.ek, os-
good aud Jacobs. On motion OF Mr. FIELDS speaker
Smith added 10 the Committee an
Mr jacobs moved that tie Beach Pneumatic Tube bill
be rcocInnited TO the Railroad Committee, but the
CHAIR decided the motion out of order;
in the first Committee OF the Whole, which was lost
The House then went into Committee on the Local
Prohibition bill The question pending was ON Mr..
Avord's motion TO strike out all provisions OF the bill
nr ia BALTz spoke at length against the bin.
Ar. SAlTHE opposed tine amendments as he thought
the evil sought to De corrected prevailed almost entirely
ia large villages and cities.
Nj. Ina d. RROwN spoke at some length in advocacy
Of the bi laying much stress upon the pledges the Re-
pnitcan party we're under such "a law this.
Mr.. LINCOLN also sustained the BILL
Mr. PRESTON called attention to the platform OF the
Republican party this question: and said II such n
law was not enacted by this Legislature that party
would need ,mething more than the German vote TO
4 save them from utter defeat and annhilation.
II After further discussion, the Committee rose and re-
| ported progress.
II In the House, Mr.. IRA ID. BROWN moved that the bill
be ordered to d third reading which carried fol-
A lows:
YKA%Messrs Beckwh r. Brown, D. Brown, Bui.t Couch
mar Ford Fo. Gohng, Ggory HoLiLdge, Hornes oiser
HoughOn, Husd Hyatt Kennedy khSland k9app knttie' LIN
Preston Roe shephason Smith, smyte the speaker Sques
L. Van Deusen Ne15er Wymsn. Yeonani2
NAs Messrs 1.len Aberge, AyOd, H. BsbeOek Bsn Ben
Ch01beTs O. OK Cran1an, DJkeman
TSet FArmer FOLEY, Gib, Grim naght Hart A. L. ls!er d.
IfV jacobs KilHsn Lewis, Loughmn hckay, Mosey
mas1r Moulon MurOck, Niles Oaky Pdgr Piece, HOeht
| smiley. niper. Twombiy, W. J. Van Deu1en-il.
! Ine House then adjourned.