New-York tribune., 1874-04-15
ASSEMBLY.

The General Appropriation bill was received
from the Senate with amendments, and request for
Committee of Conference, which agreed TO and o
Committee appointed.
Tho resolutions adopted at the meeting OF German
Americans in New-York concerning representation In
the Board OF OF Emigration were received
read and referred to the Committee on.Commerce and
Navigation, and ordered to be printed.
Authorizing tax of OF mill on escn
dollar OF valuation OF property IN the state 70 pay
Deap@ the Contracts made by the Brooklyn Common
Council for filling in the low lands 10 thai city.
proceedines for the recovery OF land.
To charter the State Council OF Uniteo American
Conerrng additional powers on the Trustees Of the
Chidren's Fold Of the City OF New-York
Amending the act authorizing the connnement OF con-
ycts In the Albany Penitentary from other counties
Providing for the planting fshade trees IN the CITY OF
Brooklyn
memorial was received from the taxpayers OF the
City of New-York representing worth OF prep
erty asking investigation Of the Finance Depart
ment Of that city.
EVENING SESSION.
The House went into Committee, taking up the bill 70
unity the superysop of the education OF the State
Mr. BEEBE moved to make the bill take effect mme-
datey instead of days after its passage and then
proceeded to denounce the bill as not keeping good
faith with the supernendents just elected The motion
was carried.
In the House. Mr. LINCOLN moved to restore the clause
to the bill take effect at the xpraton Of the term
OF the present incumbent far as appointing super
intendent of Public obstruction Is concerned Carrieo'
by q vote OF 48 to 49,
Mr.. WEED then moved TO amend so as 70 mako TINS
clause more definite and clear Mr. WEST moved to re-
commit the bill, with instructions to strike ous sne
enacting clause. Carried by vote OF A 20 H. as ro'
lows Republicans roman, Democratics N italics In
dependents 10 small capitalists
YnAs-Aberger Bceae Bennett Bgln Brsm,p But oasdg
Hanraa1n Razen HoughCu sLndd Msnley heoesn
Mevn g. Mtr hoey Msrdy, Persons, Petty Fhlpos sshsInan
sSst.@;k H. sm6 G. s. spencer @ w. Spsnar sorsr sIica.
TOwuseDd vedder West. Waaek Winfield o o. 1000 r 1a
B1IIey Harry Hitler Hussey Linco1 lockwood haen
Perry Philips Pope @ Pope SANFORD Sherwood s"an' Z" NJ
% M9 BosTwcT moyed for recoSsiderstlon and that
the motion lie on the table. Carried.
The same Committee then took up the bill authorizing
tax of ghths OF mill for work aud extra
ordinary repairs on canals. After debate progress
was reported.
The same Committee then took mp Mr.. Eastmans
Rapid Transit bill, but reported progress without de
bate.
Mr. ALyoRp introduced bill to provide for the
election OF commissioners to contract for the paving
improving and repairing Of streets avenues ROADS, ano
highways in any town. incorporated village or city 10
this State and to keep the same In good repair IL
provides that whenever those owning or rehtlus
real estate desire the street. avenue or roao
in front OF their premises paved or repaired, tneS
may petition the Supervisors, who shall order an eleo
ton for five Commissioners. who, after the election
sha,l make a contract do the work. ana Keep the
street avenue OF road repair for 10 years The ex
shall be borne onetbrd by the petitioners an'
| two thirds by the town, village or city
Adjourned.