New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30

and judicial proceedings In, NewYork City and County
In The Ldv Register lost. and motion recon
slider laid on the table The following bills were
passed:
Amending reve ed statutes relating to guardians and
wards to amend the act to i'm prove Frsst and FRANK
INST Brooklyn amending the charter OF the Interna
Siona Exchange ana Agency Company TO incorporate
REORGANIZATION OF railroad companies sold under mort
cages TO authorize tho sentencing OF certain convcts
Greene County 10 hard labor; for the rehef OF the
Ma eau Drawing room Car Company to amend the
act providing for the inspection OF steam boilers
10 auth orize the construction OF railroad from the
foot Of ChFmbe North River, TO James-slip East
River. in NswYCyk city. Mr. DEAN moved to recommit
To amend by hgr6y the Commissioners OF the sinking
Fund 20 advertise franchise for sale 10 the highest
bidder. The motioi, was lost, and the bill passed
Relative To the Metro Volitan Drawing room Car Com
pany providing for the publication OF legal notices and
judicial proceedings in The N,w York LAG Register;
dec aratory of the act regulate the sale OF intoxi
eating liquors Senator Fo Vs bin providing that the
Board Of Apportonment in New-York city shall dis
tribute the excise moneys TO the charities Of that
cityl relative 10 the Nallabout Improvement
in the City OF Brooklyn; amending the act to convey TO
creditors ust division OF Elects OF Debtors author
lzsng the Utica and Chenango Railroad 10 extend their
tack amending the charter OF the Chllds Nursery VI
New-YOrk.
At o'clock the special order being the bill relative to
local improvements in New-York was announced. Mr..
C. SPENCER said complaint had been made by members
that they had not had opportunity to discuss the
amendment he had offered concerning the Police and
Park Commissions in New-York and, on consultation,
be proposed 10 have IL understood that this latter will
be properly considered tomorrow morning and the nna
vote be taken at IL am.
Mr. WEED said the proposition was not practicable
He could understand how any such agreement
could be made lie entirely opposed to the 6il in
question He did not think the minority OF the House
ought 10 be compelled to make such agreement. lie
thought better to let this matter take the usual course
The CHAIR (the Speaker ia the Chafl rehearsea the
and ruled that the point Of order raised by Mr. Weed
out OF order and consequently the appeal was out
OF order as also was all the debate had this morning.
Mr. c. $. SPENCER then withdrew his call Tor the
previous question then made, and moved To lay the
matter on the table, which was carried.
The following bills were then passed:
To amend charter Of the Central Trust Company OF
New-York 10 regulate the practice Of surgery and
citations providing for submitting TO the people the
the act establishing regulations for the port or New
York.
Messrs. W. Miller, Brewer, Wright, Davis and Gala
han we're announced the new Conference Committee
the Appropriation bill, the other Committee having
failed to agree.
The passage Of bills was then resumed as follows:
Amending Revised Statutes relative summary pro-
ceedings possession Of lands Amending the
act providing tor laying out "A public highway from
Prospect Park, Brooklyn, toward COney Island.
The Conference Comwinee on the bill providing for
extraordinary repairs and work the canals, re-
ported an agreement, which concurred In by the
House The 100000 TO continue the enlargement of the
Erie Canal aud 100000 to continue the enlargement or
the Champain Canal, are included In the Dill.
The bill relative To the estimates and appOrtOnments
for the support OF the Government OF the City OF New
York. and the bill 10 complete the Improvement OF
sicket, Degraw, and Dougassts, Brooklyn, were then
passed.
This ended all the bills in the House for third
reading.
Mr.. wooD moved that the bill making the Presidents
OF the German and Irish Emigrant Societies full mem
bers OF the Board OF Commissioners OF Emigration be
ordered 70 a third reading.
Mr.. FnH objected
Mr. WEED then moved that the House go into Com
mittee the bill. which, after remarks IN avOr OF tne
bill bv MesSrs WEED. WAEHSER WORTH, c. ;. SPENCER,
and WAGsfAFF was earned. The bill was almost ltl-
mediatey reported from the Committee OF the whole
aud ordered 10 "A third reading.
Mr.. BATCHELLER moved that the Committees on
Finance " the Senate nhd Ways and Means OF the
House b. ID Joint sessions during the recess On the suO
ect OF taxation and report to the next Legislature
without compensation.
At ll:l0 y. N. the House adjourned