New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
Albany.
THE RESOLUTION FOR THE EXPULSION OF
SENATOR WOOD MADE SPECIAL ORDER
FOR THURSDAY.
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SENATOR WOOD MADE A SPECIAL ORDER
FOR THURSDAY.
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ALBANY, March 2j.-In the Assembly, few
bills and resolutions OF special importance in
troduced when the House went Committee bills,
most o which affect private interests only. In the
debate of thescnamely, the bill to provide for
the dissolution of religious societies. aud the disposition
their ftIndsa motion made which has some sig
nfcance in connection with the expected impeachment
Of certain NewYork Judges. The hill provides tnat the
Supreme Court may decree the dissolution Of religious
societies on application Of majority of the trustees
thereof order . sale Of the property and direct any
surplus remaining after paving all debts and expenses,
20 be applied any purpose Indicated by such trustees
nnd approved by the court Mr.. Hawkins moved 10
except city County Of NcwYork from the pro-
visions OF the because in the present state ~ the
that city there nothing 10 prevent recev
walking into any society any day and taking
OF the funds giving adequate security
The propriety the motion conceded By AL. and
the amendment made without dissent.
The hill to extend the for the completion OF the
Erie and NoW York CITY Railroad 10 years from the time
now ii xcd bv law was passed 10 4 third reading. The
Senate bill authorize any Taxpayers II any county,
town. or municipal corporation, 10 maintain action
against public officers to prevent waste or INJURY to prop
erty funds Of such county, town, municipal
corporaton also passed 10 third reading The bill
does not Interfere th the h ~ the corporation or Of
any public ocer bring such action, but definitely
settles the question raised the Foley injunction suit as
to the status OF the plaintiff
bill was considered which proposed 10 confer upon
the Court OF Common Pleas, superior C0urt ~ the City
OF New York and others Intensive jurisdiction with
the Supreme Court. Mr. Aly0rd opposed il. These
courts local iva their and should remain 50.
Mr. Niles said that bl became law it would en-
able litigani. choose whether they would before
Cardozo or before judge Day. Mr.. Alvord -ad there
was reason in that. bat the Common Pleas might not
always have "a Daly--it might have Car'iozo. On hir
motion progress reported On thr bin.
The senate made little progress win the business be-
fore it, Mr. Chafcld called up his resolution FOR the
expulsion of James Wood and his motionit was made
special order Tor Thursday Mr.. Tcmaun's bill tOire M
Iare places of amusement lu NewYori City ordered
to third reading. The bill requires license Of $500
year paid for every heater hall, other place of
amusement dancing schools aud academies not
excepted. long discussion took place on
a bil to regulate the compensation Of County
Treasnrers. fOrb!ddng them 10 exc out
their salaries by pOcketug the interest moneys in
trusted u their care, requiring them 10 have their
accounts always accessible 70 the Supervisors. Mr.
Robertson advocated the bill effectively while Messrs.
Winsow ami Chatied opposed it, and asked 70 have
their counties excepted The refused to accede
and by strong vote ordered the bill 10 third reading
No quorum present in either House. For the first
time within the recollection OF any of ts members, The
Assembly was opened with prayer by colored clergy
man. the Rev. M Rhodes.