The New York herald., 1872-05-04
Seventy-four Bills Passed in
the Assembly.
SENATE PREPARATIONS FOR IMPEACHMENT
The Congressional AppOrliOnment Bill
Amended and Passed.
Action on Millers Case Postponed-Pasage Of
the Registry Law for the opolis-Glbert's
Eole-in-tbs-Sky Railroad Scheme Tabled.
ALBANY. Nav 3. 1872.

ALBANY May 8, 1872.
The Senate was engaged most of the morning in
considering the new charter, which slightly
amended ard adopted, there being opposition
10 it.
In the Assembly, Messrs. |. d. Brown, E. T.
Brown, Barns, Hart Loughran, Strahan, Woolsey
and Yeomans who were necessarily absent yester
day, desired that their request to be recorded in
1he affirmative. the adoption OF the resolution
THE IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE BARNARD
might he entered on the journal Of the House, and
their request was granted Mr.. |. ID. Brown pre-
faced his request with some remarks upon the pro
priety Of Impeachment, and had his vote recorded
On the affirmative on the question
THE MILLER INSURANCE INVESTIGATION
case was a special order for this morning, but il
was postponed In order to allow the House 10 go
with the third reading OF billsan order of business
which has precedence. motion TO set aside the
third reading Of bills so to proceed with the
Miller case at once was lost by vote OF IL TO So.
THE NEW CONGRESSIONAL APPoRTIoNMENr
bill was the other special order, and it was taken
aID after number Of other bills had been considered
and passed. The bill gives an additional member OF
Congress to Brooklyn and reorganiZcs other Con.
gressional districts throughout the State including
The city of New York. with view Of
giving the chances in favor Of the republicans in
some democratic doubtful districts. Mr. Camp
bell offered amendment to preserve the districts
In the city or New York they at present. but
il was lost. In this connection Mr.. Moseley demo
cratic member from Brooklyn, remarked that
matter how the dividing lines Of districts
might be drawn, the result OF the next
election would show that the present
administration would not have representative.
This announcement elicited applause from some
person in the Chamber, and the Speaker indg-
enthusiastic
democrat could not be singled out Other amend
ments were offered, but all voted down by
the members OF the dominant party. After some
discussion the bil as reported from the committee,
read third time and passed, with the single
amendment Of restoring Schoharie county to that
Of Albany in the Fifteenth district The uote It's
passage was 70 to 49, The following is the
rangement OF the districts:-
FIRST D,srR,cr-The counties of Suffolk, Queens and
SECOND DIsrRIcr-Thc First Second, Fifth, Sixth,
Eighth Tenth Twelfth and Twenty second Wards OF the
Third D,s!ncT-rhe Third, Fourth Seventh, Eleventh,
Thirteenth, Nineteenth. and twentieth wards Of the city
SqaasS
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bh nnS Kew Los ,s nnS New
Fy4" rs So1s fr hs Third Fourth r
81 sfs New SR and f noa wards OF the '
sis1u Dis!McIThe Eleventh ana Thirteenth wards q
and Tsenty-frst . said city lying oi Third
srvES1u Dlsrnior-Tho Tenth and Seventeenth wards
f Sy O. Of SsM % @ we ia' PG52a a u S
E,Gnrn DsrRcr-Thc Ninth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth
81 ward s said s.S sns NV @ avenue
wards OF The city Of New York:
the city Of New York, and Blackwc's, Wards and Ran
ELrvrSrn DisrRcr-The counties OF wcstchester Rock
'TwsirTn pisracr-Thc counties Of Orange and Sui
THIRTEENTH DrsrRicr-Thc counties Of Dutchess and
FouRTnrSru Drsrmcr-Thc counties of Ulster and
FlrTKrsrn DsrRrcr-Thc counties Of Albany and scho
srxrrrSrn DsrElcr-rhe counties Of Rensselaer, and
sntEsrIrNru pisrmcr-rhe counties OF Warren, Essex
E,cnrrssrn DisrRlcr-rhe counties OF St Lawrence
..NlsFrtrSrn DisrRIcrThe counties Of Fulton Hamilton,
Montgomery, Saratoga and Schenectady.
TwtsTrTH DsrRIc1-The counties Of Delaware, otscgo
TwESry Ds1RIcrThe counties Of jefferson, Lewis
TwrNrY.srcosp DrsTRrcrThe county of Oneida
TwENry.rHIRp DisTRcT-The counties Of Madison and
TwINry rorRru DisrRIcr-The counties OF onondaga
TwFsrY-rifTH DisrRlcr-The counties of Cayuga.
Tw.sTY.s Y.sxrH DlsrRicr-The counties Of Ontario, Liv
Tompkins Broone and schuyler
TWENTY DIsrRicr-The counties of chemung
ywrsrT.Nrs1H DIsrarcr-The counties OF Monroe and
TmR1lFru Disrmcr-The counties of Gencsce, Niagara
TmRry.rlRsr DrsrRrcr-The county Of Erie.
Tn,Rry-srcosn DisrmcT-rhe counties Of chautauqua
The Senate this evening passed the bin as
amended aud passed this morning by the As
eemby. la the Senate this evening
THE NEW YORK REGISTRY LAW,
amended 50 as to meet the technical objection OF
The Governor, was ordered to u third reading Mr..
Palmer moved that II be passed Immediately: but
Mr.. 1einann objected to its passage because Ii was
not engrossed. Clerks were then set at work
ing 1t was passed by a vote OF IS
70 4, Senators Cock. Johnson Lord and Tiemann
road bin was lost this evening in the senate for
want Of a constitutional majority on its passage,
ative. motion OF Mr. Madden to reconsider the
vote and lay the matter on the table, however,
carried There was considerable debate in the Sen
ate ON The bill 10 provide
AN INSTITUTION FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS
IN the state Of New York. The provisions
diers and sailors; for having the
institution conducted upon military principles, and
requiring the officers and inmates 10 wear the uni
form OF the National Guard were stricken out, aud
the bin was ordered TO a third reading. The As
them the providing for the better protection OF
horse records; for the grading OF Eighth avenue
and for the improvement OF I55th street New York:
ioi supplying deficiencies In former appropriations
and pay the Indebtedness Of the state on account
Of me canals providing Tor roce Nee, Vorr.
amending the charter Of the Young Mems Christian
Association in New York; providing for granting
ANNUALLY sl,UUO 10 cacH UOuHtcu y, wy
National Guard providing for regulating local I'M.
provemcnts In New York extending the powers OF
noiaries public In New York and Kings county;
amending the charter OF the New YORK Produce
Exchange Company; fixing the salaries OF the
clerks of the Marine Court and also the concurrent
resolution which had already passed the Senate
proposing To amend the constitution relative to
state prisons. The Governor vetoed the bill IN re-
latlOn 10
THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY.
BON houses amended and passed the bill regu- \
lauhg the practice Of pharmacy and the sale OF
poEons III New York. In anticipation OF the trial I
~ Soure barnard, the senate this evening passed I
pim sups.anoaiy re-enacting the present law gov \
efhihg trials for impeachment
-, WINDING rP THE BUSINESS.
lhe Assembly thls morning adopted a resolution
10 the ehecl tiat after today the daily sessions
commence ~ hali.past nine IN the morning with 4
recess al hal past one until past three in the
aliefhoon' and a recess ~ halpast tvc until half.
past seven IN INC evening, except that only ono