The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-30
Assembly.

ALBANY, Jan. ~, 1872.
The Assembly this evening halfpast seven o'clock
Several remonstra presented against
interference with the Erie Railway Company.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. BENNETr-To amend the act increasing the num-
Der of Judges in Brooklyn City Court.
By Mr. G. d. LoRD-Auhorizing the city of Rochester to
pay the bonds for the Free Academy pay the
Arsenal bonds OF the city; also to esaze Chicago
BY Mr. oxKLEY~Making the trustee. of savings banks
M liable wne1 ownsTs Of b real c sa,e ~
charitable and religious associations
BY Mr. MoRToN-To authorize the appointment of
ants and messengers in the Supreme Court Of Kings
county.
Resolved That the Comptroller Of the city and c1uny OF
New York report to this House in writing within fifteen
fG.-The amount Of money refunded. within ten years
last past on account Of the ,sgaay or error IN the
for public improvements In said city whether the
ssani
defect s any taken zen for e acqu
eonw neither sad moneys have been refunded repaid
before final judgment and the names of the attorneys who
prosecuted saii suits against ;nI said city so
moneys have been paid and paid on power attorney
ngnees the of uncolected the colec
ton OF which been suspended by of reguary
The question ns Of or se
the @ pending e
question Of the regularity laying or eyng any assessment
Resolved That TO facilitate the said Comptroller in pre-
sentng this House the above information Counsel
Corporation of the city New York hereby
TO present said Comptroller all facts information
his relating to the matters referred above upon
written application OF said Comptroller for the same
Resolved, That the CLERK forward copy of resolu
Comptroller of the city and county York
and to the Corporation Counse Of said city.
PACIFIC MAIL.
On motion Of Mr.. Morton the Committee Commerce
Navigation empoweredt0 send for persons and
papers the investigation of the charges of unlawful pac
tices of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
ELECTION FRAUDS.
Mr. MORTON moved that, whereas Is alleged there have
been fraud corruption at elections and that improper IN
iaors therefore resolved that select committee of FIVE In
vesgate matter and that said committee have power 10
send for persons and papers, and report from time to time
BY bill or otherwise.
The resolution giving rise to debate, It laid
FRAUDULENT CLAIMS.
Mr. SMYTH called his resolution calling the GOV
for Information relating to certain bills supporting TO
have sent to him with clauses In them which never
passed the House. -,
Mr. HUsTED called attention to the fact that Mr. Jacobs
absent desired to offer amendment TO this resou-
/ ion, and il laid on the table again
GENERAL ORDERS. :.
The bill requiring hotel keepers In New YORK 10 report tine
death Of any outside Of their families dyng In ne
boles within twentyfour hours after DEATH to the Public
Administrator; also requiring TO make similar re.
after the conclusion OF nduest and 70 turn over the
property in their keeping the Public ADMINISTRATOR was
The bill Authorizing the Buffalo Common Council to
bonds for the supply Of water was ordered to third
The Bin Increasing the Of trustees OF the Midnight
Mission New York also ordered TO thrd reading