New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY. Tuesday, April 49, 1873.
Mcssrs WEIsMANN and BENEDICT presented
remOnstrances from various shipowners agaln' eno
massage of the bill increasing the Communication upon
immigrants from 81 80 to y co. saying that the existing
rate OF 81 so per capita furnishes FUND amply sum
Gent defray the expenses OF every mmgrah t .S
the advantages to the city and State from being the
chief depot Of the foreign emigration coming TO our
shores great that they would luDy justly our
State Government In assuming the ohtre charge .. az
sick and pauper Immigrants without lmpSSing any bu
ness; the effect OF the increase II carried ont WIN
MERGE from State TO other states which are now
offering entire immunity from taxation Oh every ue-
scriptIOn and holding ont other extraordinary induce
ments effect its transfer from the Port 0 New YORK
The resolutions to print the annual supply OF kou
Books reports Of the American Institute, medcal hO
ceties and State agricultural societies. were Al re-
ported adversely by Mr. bowen FROM the PTlhtlHg o9n
mttee and the report agreed TO. 10 is estimated
that s0OOOO have been saved TO the State III reius-
ing to Trds e PTnnf the b Establish
and lay out public place IN the CITY OF New 1orA horth
Sixtiethst. The report was agreed TO.
BY Mr. sns Town a o. Of tSe sei9
envy also protect the rights OF tenants and owners
of leased lands. -,
BY Mr.. MURPHY-To amend the laws providing for
improving Ninthave. and Ftieth-st.. in the City of
Mr. LEWIS, from the Canal Committee reported favor
ably the Assembly resolution for the appointment oi
Josiah Il. Williams or Tompkns the Hon. george
Geddes of OnOndaga. and Henry stokes OF CayugE,
commission examine and report upon the condition OF
the crossings the Seneca River and such other
obsructions they may ind 10 prevent the free ana
natural flow the water through the river The report
was agreed 10. - $500.
Amending tho charter OF the saratoga Monument
e CIV t Of Broon to
the Young Mems Association OF New-Utreeht for
Kings County reorganizing the Baptist Society of
Western NowYork; incorporating Cemetery Associa-
me bill relative publishing citations in tho State
paper called up. and on motion Of Senator JOHNSON
was referred back " the Judiciary Committee IOI
amendment.
ASSEMBLY.
The question pending last night at the time
of Adjournment was on the motion Of Mr.. Hustled 10
order the bill amending the charter Of the Metropolitan
Transit Company Of New-YOrk 10 third reading.
Mr. Hustled said that In Difference the wishes o the
members shown in the discussion last night he had
concluded to withdraw his motion and move TO recomm
the bill with instructions 10 incorporate an amendment
TO the effect that the Controller shall not issue bonds In
behalf OF the road until the assent OF the Common
Mr.. G. G. CORNELL thought that this concession was
insufficient especially As the citizens Of New-fork had
not in any manner ~ kod for this road.
Speaker CORNELL, having taken the floor, said it APP
Of the REPRESENTATIVE OF New-York City should DO
heard. Not OF these Representatives, he said,
House TO ask t 10 pass supported only by
residents. He therefore, In order TO reach an end Of
subject be postponed Indefinitely. Carred-57 10 g.
BILLS DISPOSED OF.
Ing the act making the Office OF DistrctAorney sal
Office and fixing the salaries thereof Tho counties
of Kings and Westchester are excepted from
the provisions OF the bill.
On motion of Mr. BBRBE, the counties OF Greene Chau
. tauqua, Monroe, Wayne, Franklin, Sullivan. Queens
Seneca, Cortland, Wyoming, Niagara, Montgomery, st.
Lawrence, Cayuga, Otsego Duchess, Albany, Lewis
Jefferson Warren aud Madison were added to the ax-
cepted counties. After considerable discussion, Mr..
PRINCE moved that further consideration OF tho bill DO
indefinitely postponed, Carried.
salary Of the Commissioner of Public Works OF the City
OF NewYoTk at $1,000 per annum from the LIST OF De-
cember 1872 aud directing its ment was passed me
Senate bill supplementary 70 the New York Charter was
by unanlmous consent passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. G. @. COREELI-TO change the name or the
Atlantic Savings Bank OF NewYOrk On his motion the
bill was ordered 10 a third reading.
BY Mr.. BLBMESrHAL-To incorporate the Salt Water
Supply Company OF NewYOrk.
Mr. NORTON called from the table the motion 10 recon
slider the vote by which the bill to the law rela
ton then taken reeOnsiderIng carried.
The bill was then again put ON It's fnAl passage and
passed.
The bill 10 amend tho charter OF the Gilbert Elevated
Railroad Company Of hew-YOrk was taken up III Com
mttec OF the Whole aud progressed.
The House then into Committee on the bill max
ing appropriations for certain expenses OF
ment, ana for supplying deficiencies In former appro
priatlOns, commonly known as the supply bill.
Mr.. BURNS moved 70 insert $500 additional pay to
journal clerks In each House Carried.
Mr.. RAY moved TO insert $500 compensation 20
Thomas Corre lantOr OF the Buroau of Mltary Stats
tics the and fuel heretofore provided that officer
had for the past year been taken from him Carried.
Mr. d0ss moved ~ insert 1880 the members the
Legislature OF 1874 AS the salary for days services
tins Impeachment proceedings. earned
On motion Of MI BURNS tho SUN OF $1,000 20 Ellen j.
Calvert, widow OF Samuel Calvert who killed while
OF his duty keeper OF the IIouso Of
Refuge nt Randal's Island, was made 5000
C. q. CORNELL moved 10 strike tho item Of la56
Gen. Ward b. Burnett for perfecung regnenal or
CARNATIONS In New-York In ls6J Carried. M
MIR. BAICHELLER moved 10 ODO to be devoted
to monument ~ tie late Col Ellsworth. Carried
Tue SUN OF 5000 Is provided Tor Francis c. Upton.
Inc IeciOr n Cbief OF Steam BDllera.
Mr.. WEED moved 10 aud ~ the section a elaufe |
abOshing tho Office IN future. Adopted The Commit
teo then rose ana reported Progress. when the bal
m. IA Al AIfIaf lAFl.s