New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

received only 80 votes 10 At againstt IL was ueoio"
lost for want OF constitutional vote, and Local opnoh
may be considered dead for the present session.
10 the Senate large number Of bills were read thrd
time and passed. The Industrial Exposition Dill was
recommitted, on motion OF Mr. Woodin for amendment
30 az to require the city 10 take mortgage on tne
property Of the company before advancing any money
The hill TO consolidate the City and County OF NewforK
was passed. The Gilbert Elevated Railway bill NO
was recommitted and amended, 80 as to change
portion Of the route between the Sixth and Nnthaves
from Fifythird-st ghth-st, TO avoid passing
In front OF three churches the rrstnsmed street.
The President OF the Senate presented the following
communication to that body:
To he Legislature The undersigned, the Mayor the
Controller and the Counsel Of the Corporation Of the
City OF NewYork respectfully represent that upon ex
animation, they find the provision OF the repeating
pose and collect taxes IN NewYork as To render them
eprey ee s ase
sable that further legislation should be had on the sub
bills before your honorable body entitled respec;
lively "An act In relation TO the CITY OF New-fork
the County Of New-York for county PURPOSES In
dspensaby necessary to enable the proper authorities
20 the government OF the city and 10 maintain
w. F. HkvENBYER Mayor.
ANDREW II. GREEN. Controller.
L. DELAFIELD SMITH,
Counsel to the Corporation
Among the bills passed by the Assembly, at the even
ing session. was an similar to what known as the
ohio law making the vender OF intoxicating liquors
liable damages for any injury to person or property
done by intoxicated person TO whom no sells liquor
provision making the owner Of promises leased Tor
the sale OF liquor also responsible was strken out me
bill passed bya vote OF 90 10 49, but there Is small chance
of its getting through the Senate at this stage OF the
session. Mr.. Vedder offered concurrent resolutions,
which were laid over the rule for adjournment
SINE die on Thursday next at p.
The bill legaliziDg the resolution by the New-Iork
Board Of Supervisors Of 1870 increasing the salaries OF
clerks OF the District Courts killed About 80 bills
passed in the Assembly to-day and at the adjourn
the eueniDg session there were 10 remaining in
the order OF third reading
1t Is the unanimous opinion OF lawyers who heard the
argument in the Stokes before the Court OF Appeals
yesterday, that a trial VIII be granted.
The third reading OF bills being tho order OF business
at the evening session OF the Senate the act relating
the Industrial Exhibition Company, though amended so
give the city mortgage on the property for the
s25oO to be advanced, lost by vote Of IL TO H.
Mr.. Madden laid the table motion TO reconsider.
The socaed Newspaper Claims bill, which passed the
Assembly, also failed to by vote Of IL to H. Mr.
Madden laid the table motion 10 reconsider this
bin also. The bills not having such powerful lnhu-
ence behind them the Washington Market job, are
likely pass the Senate at this session, though in
both the rights and properly OF the city are far
better protected than in the Market bill.
On motion Of Mr.. Madden the Assembly bill authorz-
road and regulate its management taken from the
table aud passed. receiving just the requisite II votes
The Thirty ffthst Horse Railroad bill, Senate bill,
was also passed. Several NewYork bills passed,
including provide for the collection Of taxes for
county purposes another for the appointment by the
Mayor Of new Commissioners for the completion Of
county buildings, and another for the appointment of
new Commissioner OF Jurors.
At a meeting of tho Committee from the various tenn
peranee organizations this afternoon, resolutions were
adopted substantially as follows:
First That the failure Of the Republican party TO re-
deem It's pledges 10 enact Local Prohibition law places
upon us the imperative necessity for immediate and de-
| cisiYe action.
Second: That the tendency OF the leaders TO cater to
the agebeer and thus destroy respect for the
Sabbath, thereby imphring our institutions, should
all MORAL temperance, and religious men To ear
nest opposition. r.-
Ihird: That Convention consisting Of one from each
church. young mems Christian association. temperance
organization, and other organized bodies IN favor OF the
Christian Sabbath and the suppression OF the liquor
traffic called 10 meet in Albany the oath and 15th
OF next consider and decide upon future action.
fourth: Thanking those members Of the Legislature
who stood firmly by the Local Prohibition bill.