New-York tribune., 1874-01-14
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED-BHIs INTRO
DUCED IN THE SENATE AND THE ASSEMBLY
DEFINING THE DUTIES OF CANAL COMMISSION
ERs-TREAsURER RAINES AND THE PHELPS DE-
FALCATIoS.
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. 13, 1874.
In the Senate, tonight, the President an
nouuced the following Standing Committees of the
for 1874 Republicans in Roman, Democrats in
Itaiies Liberals In SMALL CAPs.]
On Clairns-Messrs. Dickinson. King. and Ganson.
On Finanee-Messrs. Wood, Lowery, selkreg. Lord,
On Judiciary-Messrs. Robertson, Tobey. Kellogg,
on Mii,tia-Messrs wellman, Thompson and Johnson.
On Ca,,ats-Messrs Cole, MCGOWAN, Kellogg, johnson,
On Railroads-Messrs sekreg Wagner, Tobey, AB-
on IGairs Of Ciaes-Messrs woodin, Booth, Wagner,
Dickinson. Cole, jacobs, and For.
On Roads and Bridges-Messrs. Kellogg, Connolly, and
On Literature -Messrs. Booth, Thompson and Par
on staie Prisons-Messrs. wellman, Dickinson, aud
on Banks-Messrs. Lowery, wellman, and Gross
On Insurdnce-Messrs Tobey, King, and Leduth.
On he Erection and DioisOn Of Towns and Counties
Messrs. Connolly, Cole, and For.
o" Agricuitars-Messrs. MIDDLETON Wagner, and
ON Commerce and yargation-Messrs King, Robert
SOU Booth. donso,', and Moore - n,
on Md,.utdcturiag-M Lowery, Dow, and John.
On Public Healh-Messrs. Booth Dow and Coz.
on Privileges and EiectionS-Messrs. Cole Tobey and
Bradley
on Engrossed Buls-Messrs. WOodin, Wood, McGowan
On Indian Arairs-Messrs. Dow, Lowery, and Dayton.
On Public Erpend'tures-Messrs. MeGowan, MIDDLE
on Public Buiidings-Messrs. Wagner, Robertson, and
-y.' Oh Poor Lars-Messrs. Thompson, McGowan, and
On charitable and Religious Soeieties-Messrs. Con-
On Observation-Disclosures Wood. Dow, and Moore.
on Grieranees-Messrs. Dow, MIDDLETON, and ABB
on Salt-Messrs MCGOWAN. Kellogg. and ABBOTT
On, b.ternai Arairs Q, Io,o"s aud Co""'ie'-Messrs
On P,iniing-Messrs. sekreg. Connolly, and Dayton.
On YHlaoes-Messrs. Dickinson Cole, and Gross.
On Joint Ltbrary-Messrs King Wood, and Ray.
On Ruies-Messrs. Robertson. Woodin, and For
Mr. ToBEY introduced bill providing thai in all
cases heard the General Term Of the Supreme Court
there shall delivered by the respective counsel in
addition to the copies Of printed and points
ouired one copy Of each case points OF each side
the clerk OF the court who shall Immediately at the
end Of each term Of the court transmit the same to-
aether with certified copy Of the decisions to the re-
porter Of the Supreme Court. Copies Of all opinions by
justices holding General Terms shall be furnished said
reporter, who shall pay the expenses OF copying.
Mr.. LED%nH introduced a bill to incorporate the
New York Club with power to hold property valued
$500 OO0 The corporators named Fred f. Gilbert,
John B. Stevens Robert NJ. McJmsey Henry @. Laght,
Fred. NJ. Jones' Eugene Thom. Warner Sherwood, VIM.
NJ Feiss, Hugh J. Hastings, W. II. Perrine, Andrew
rhorp, W. II. Hudson, Charles A. Jackson, Manuel z.
Rivas, N +. Moss, J. f. schenck, and Charles Banks.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. GANsos-relative TO oyster beds In suholf
County providing that the Board of Supervisors OF said
county shall advertise TO let lease for o term Of
wears not less than ten, the fso Of the bays ponds
creeks nes for the purpose Of cultivatng oysters
CLANS, and other shell-hsh.
nv Mr. WoODIN-Providing that In cases Of ejectment
n motion for o new trial must be made within year.
By Mr JACOBs-An act supplementary to the act for
the incorpora alton OF religious societies
The Clerk Of the Senate MIR. Gldden, announc ced the
Assistant Clerk, Charles r. Dayton; Journal Clerk,
VIM. W. Person: Deputy Clerks, William H. Stevens.
Carroll Whitaker, L. l. Kane, and Wm IA. BOgart
Librarian, Moses Rich Assistant Librarian Edward +.
Foucher; Superintendent OF Documents John W Han
non Clerk and Bank Messenger, Sylvanus Z. Curran
Messengers Joseph Walker and Henry c. shipman.
Mr Boorii presented petition OF Charles Oakley for
an appropriation to nay OF certificates issued to the
militia OF 1912 -, , , -
sworn In. . --,
on motion OF Mr. ROBERTSON the concurrent resou-
tions providing amendments TO the Constitution were
taken up the Senate eosg into COMMITTEES Of the Whole
for the purpose The Clerk read the resolutions
through after which they were advanced, MI RoBERT
son giving notice that he would move them tomorrow
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