New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. A. HILL offered a resolution calling on the
Superintendent of Banks for detailed report of the
penses Of the Department for which the banks are
assessed and 10 make particular statement of the
amount collected from each bank. Adopted: tn
communication was received from the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, inclosing resolution which was
adopted, for the appointment of committee to lnvestl-
gate the facts in the matter of the judicial proceedings
instituted against the Company by the late James Fisk
move their Office from New-YOrk 10 Boston; also. re-
questing the legislature OF to take such action
on the subject as may be deemed proper
The following bills were Introduced:
B Mr BrssgTrSGborrng he New.Yok and Harlem Railroad
Company extend their tracks Newlok for the accommodation OF
By authorize the trial of certain gates on locks of
By HuEsTEDReaye private asylums for the insane It
rovdr r M k no "a % S FpDeeoa al apS 1pstic or person my
sound mind ie than ure9 as except on application vtRs
'h the aRpCn IN and grant it they see
Also M to establish capital punishment and to substitute HprSou
Inc S following resolutions were introduced:
By Mr. HAvKss-Th the Committee Cities investigate the
charges q .ud against The 2spa!tass Of Pass M9Is; s Com.
NewYok and also the charges against the Water Commissioners Of
BY Mr. AIvoHDIhat the XewYOrk and Hudson River R,n
road Company report the sums levied on and paid into the treasures Of
and capital the Companies nov represented BY sad Compsq amount
sc amount 1ed on and paid The treasury Of
Of The annual dividends paid to PIT
in operaon amount Of The tupus earnings Of si placed
other Inquiries like The resolution lad under the
Mr. MAcKAY calling the NevYok Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company to report the number OF palace and
groom said road the number Of riding
the total received from the Of
the Company owning the and various other like inquiries Laid
By Mr. D. BRowyo the Public Instruction II pro.
vdes proceeding dein the boundaries school districts
shall be town charge; and when School COmms
shall pronounce school building unfit for use he state the
amount exceeding 8 l0 nstead Of $500 10 build
allows 81 50 for each DAYS full time discharge Of his
do not attend furnsh sufficient excuse shall be denied
provisions Of the Law punish persons interrupt
Ing schools o the Tesohers Institute.
On motion Of Mr.. j. ii. BABCOCK, the Committee on
State Prisons directed To make inquiry OF the chap
ains Of State Prisons whether they have furnished each
convict with Bible and hymn-OOOk and also inquire OF
the State Treasurer whether the amount appropriated by
the Legislature for this purpose have been called for,
and by whom.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole on the
bill regulate the fees Of justices of the peace consta
blcs, and Jurors Mr.. WOOLsRY explained the object OF
the bill 1t TO Tx uniform rate OF fees, that they
will not be subject 10 alteration by Boards OF Super
visOr After long discussion the bill ordered 10
third reading.
The Committee next took up tho bill 10 regulate the
manufacture and quality Of gas Mr.. BENNETT moved
amendment, that company i'll New-S ork or BroOk-
yn shall charge 81 25 per 100 cubic feet to the city
authorities and 81 90 to private citizens He said that
the Commissioners OF Emigration had been able to make
gas al cost OF 81 90 per 1000 cubic feet whereas the gas
companies charge 81 IS and sometimes So After further
discussion Mr.. Bennett withdrew his amendment so as
10 save the bill. which then ordered 20 third read
ing, aud the House adjourned till Monday evening