The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-31

Supply bill.
The bIli to improve Eighty-sxth street. New York;
The senate then -four A. ny adjourned sine die.
Assembly.
In the House the following bills were passed -
Amending the act for the incorporation of life
insurance companies; providing regulations for
raising taxes in New York county; to incOr-
porate the Maritime Association of New
York; defining the powers and duties Of the
Captain of the Port and Harbor Masters of the Port
of New York; authorizing life insurance or trust
companies or savings banks to invest in West.
chester county bonds for waterworks at Peeks-
kill; to incorporate the New York College OF
Anesthesia to authorize the Old Dominion
Steamship Company to increase its number OF
directors
Tue conference committee on
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
reported that the Senate would not agree to strk-
which may be Sold Mr.. Batcheller moved that the
House recede. He said he made this motion
w W secxre the senae
He could, he said, show that this canal should not
be made subject to sale, but the time for argu-
ment had passed. We must recede from this
proposition or perhaps lose the entire seventh ar
ttcle on the subject Of the canals. Mr.. sylvester
nssan ng M mutton 10 recede WAS
Carried by "A to 20.
Company to extend their road fixing the time
when the ofices OF Sheriff and County Clerk or
Kings county shall be Kept open; to extend the
ers to provide for the consolidation OF Brooklyn
ana the county towns Of Kings county into one
municipal government
RESOLUTION OF THANKS TO THE SPEAKER.
Mr.. Jacobs offered a resolution OF thanks to Hon.
A. b. Cornell, Speaker OF the House. for the able
and impartial manner in which he has presided
over the deliberations OF this body. Mr.. Jacobs In
few remarks, sustained the sentiment contained
in the resolution. Mr. Hill rose and commenced
by saying he could not assent to the resolution,
when Kisses were heard all over the House. Mr.
Hill then said as he saw the house did not want to
| hear him he would cease. Mr. Beebe rose, saying
he had intended not to say anything on this occa-
sion contenting hmsefwlt casting his affirmative
| vote on the resolution most heartily. He then
spoke at some length, and declared that Alonzo b.
Cornell had discharged his duties as Speaker i'm
partially, honestly and lathiaily Messrs. Gar,
| endorsing the resolution, when it was adopted
| without dissenting voice.
RESOLUTION OF THANKS TO THE CLERK.
| Mr.. Roche offered resolution thanking Hon.
John O'Donnell for the faithful manner In which he
had discharged the duties OF Clerk OF the House.
| The resolution was sustained by Messrs. Roche,
Burns Jacobs and Batcheler, when the resolution
| was unanimously adopted.
THANKING THE OTHER OFFICERS.
| Mr. Beebe offered similar resolution with re-
gard all the other officers OF the House, and
| uained 1t in a few remarks when it was adopted
| unanimously.
| The Speaker, who had lett the chair previous to
| long continued applause
RECEDING ON THE SUPPLY BILL.
The conference committee on so much OF the
Supply bill as relates to the Elmira Re1Ormatory
reported that they were unable to agree. Mr..
Prince moved that the House insist on the pro-
vision remaining in the bill, and that another con-
| ference committee be appointed. He believed that
! the Senate would recede. Mr.. Fort hoped the mo-
| ton would not prevail; he did not believe the
| Senate would recede. Mr.. Dexter said that be
| lievng the House wished TO adjourn tonight he
would move that the House recede Mr. Prince. IN
| Difference to the gentleman from Chemung, though
| ne believed this House would stay here q month
rather than injustice done him, withdrew
his motion to insist and Mr.. Dexter's motion to re-
cede was carried.
| Designating who shall be the Board ofSuper
| vis0rs OF the county OF New York; amending
1 the State Registry law providing for the drainage
1 OF low lots; in the city OF Brooklyn, to
pany OF New York; to amend the charter Of the
| United states Mortgage Company; to amend the
| act defining the powers and duties OF Harbor
Masters OF the port OF New York; amending the act
/ incorporating town insurance companies; 70
provide for the better administration OF the fnan
| the enacting clause was stricken out This was
| the last bill on the clerks desk.
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
The resolution for final adjournment was re
ceived from the Senate, and, on motion OF Mr.
| Jacobs IL was amended so as to tx the time al
| four O'Clock A. M. The usual committees to inform
| the Governor and Senate the House was ready Il
! adjourn were appointed and the House took re
| cess OF twentyminutes. On reassembling at foul
A. M. the Speaker addressed the House briefly and
the Assembly then adjourned sine die.
Duration Of the Sessions for Ten Years
Fast.
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