New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
ASSEMBLY

Tho hill n Drovide for the speedy Construc-
mn ~ Vsvers IN that portion OF tHe w vi bIoohIy
lyIng north OF Prospect-a'e Oh" wac
0riefed a third rearing -, ..,.a .r- Collation., .,
N, HACSAY introduced bill entitled IN RELATION 10
lsws relating 70 local impfo' eAeu'' III '"e OiS u '"
B, ~ contrasts entered into for s7 years past for mprov
% ~ a. ,I oStrs... defective or irregu, The pro-
az ~ 3, Sb.S nav h6eT be Contracted io accord
a'e. ts sS2" 81 S 1 eo1 r t he and s en as
ips b. ord nance passed b h7 MAYOR Aldermen and Com
1us d sid di. TIE 0oec' TIE bill Is 10 resume "oFk Oh
NJ RogT5S Obtained consent TO Introduce a bill TO
ansaf the Brooklyn Consolidation Act being the Re
~ ~ ,. legislative power, % the Bo,i Of Aldermen and
uss Supervisors. ABOLISH e preseat Board Of Supervisors
e. Wsr elective he others 70 be appointed by the
a. " I'll 1hosrs except bead. u Departments
The Governor sent the report Of the code or pro-
cesngs for assessment aud taxation for State pur-
poses prepared by the Commissioners appointed for
that purpose, which was referred to the Committee OF
Re House in Committee OF the Whole took up the bill
MAKING regulations for the government OF the New
York snd Long Isand Ferry Company, aud 10 was Or
dere5 10 a thlrd reading
The Committee then took mp the Dill 10 reorgaulle the
pal government OF the C.Jy Of Sew-YOrk. being the
Mr. ALyoRD moved to strike out the first section.
SIMPLY with view 10 say Ac stood there laVOrao.e 10
il mnsf practicable reform for New-YOrk City. II this
were the best voice would be stronger than his IN
hYof IT. but this great question and should be
st calmly aud with great celebration This bill should
nx ba through the House leaving 10 the Senate
Do,ulpete IT, II we do it will stand the greatest
tluuuient of folly enacted 6y Legislature. Mr.
Avoid tben withdrew his motion. and moved that pro,
srss, ia reported, that IN the House be could
ve that the bill be made the special order for next
lussdsy Immediately after the reading Of the journal
ina nation 10 report progress was carried, ana the
Mr.. ALVORD moved lhat the o'A DS Hauo 'no '4''A'i
ofist fr Tuesday next.
M sraAHAN thought there should not be SO much
delay ta,s matter. II cOulI Dc tdAeI NY sVOh'4 Juan
Mr. EnEs agreed with this suggestion Several mem
bsrs sEpsoted 70 be absent next IueTdaH Sm4 nm t
sed take part in the discussion II the pll hhu hO
already been before the members 7eVei. uHys ~ lie
b. "a favor Of the postpoheilgh. iS ct NJ, II
OpDQtuuty 10 examine the OuI ana COuu ACT upon IL
n, AtvopD said he had not bad the opportunity to
etautne one line of tins BILL and he did lot believe ten
men In the House had lie sad he did not desire 10
isty ,his matter az AL bur the case was TINS IOhlgh
ve have an important special order. Tomorrow and
s1rdsV there will be many absent, that we cannot
xork uf1n the bill with u full House until TUESDAY, anu
IL hlv1rd mo ION 10 make II the special order for
Tuesday wa carried. The House then took recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill TO amend the charter or the Cen
s Sprrty of Mechanics aud Tradesmen OF tie city OF
Eeg-lurk was ordered 10 a third reading
tn concurrent resolutions relative 70 the adoption OF
taken up IN Committee IAey TeCltS the i"et at
tie raiIfCatOn OF that amendment by thls state was
withdrawn 1871, aud, therefore, that The Withdrawal
NJ ALyoRD moved 70 amend the resolutions a. re-
ported by the Judiciary Committee, BY inserting a
declaration That tho Legislature in 1871 had no right 70
the action they did IN Withdrawing the assent OF
A. Sst1 Iis lad been STRICKEN out by tie judiciary
Nf JACOBS spoke ut length reviewing the course Of
poi1os parties FOR several years past several others
spike when Mr. Alvoid's motion 20 amend adopted.
erisbd nent fOst-Yess. ~. Nays, C7 The following
bpublcins voted In the afrmative Me-srs. Gregory,
a l. Hayes, Prince, and TwOmbIy. MI. Page Demo
otap voted with the Republicans.
Mr. JACOBS then called Tor division OF the question,
"a ~ nf5 vote Oh the preamble. which was adopted
fet g. Nays 49, Tho resolutions were then adopted
teas n Nays -, being party vote. Adjourned