New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

for the benefit OF creditors and the prosecution OF
bonds given by assignces and substitutes. -,
Ry Mr. FOX--ro amend the charters OF the rafnau
companies authorized by the law passed Jue ~ l,S'
allowing the construction Of double tracks along Forty
eecondst. from Elcyentlave. TO Ma1isonavo., along
Thiri yfourthsl. to Twclitaaye. Also ior uro
construction Of railroad from the loot oI fot'y-
second e., NewYork North RIVER along saia suSee 70
Forth ave. John sarn, rimothy r. Eas!iiia, 1i"1s %
T. Thomas as first eorporatOr- of ie psDpos5
BY Mr. BoOIu-Ployidng for changnG sse,,2n ~ pl
OF migration, 20 as TO read ~ follows; -,
my eoas aSSse @ o ss1 .Sf a sGs .a .'S " @ ao @
Of fhe .'of 1851 shall be - for each p"',easet sag S9 & %
and Csuauqaa Counties to eeee 800 , Snun $50 Bsaf
also appont In every other county o the se
not over $500 each per snnno
To amend Chapter rs OF tho laws OF lsc IN reference 10
the records OF surrogates' Cou-ts. 60,
Amending the act Incorporating the cayuga ASy lnm
for destitute children.
Article OF the proposed anne ndmens tn the CoEst
tuition adopted Yeas, 2j. Sections D. g. !, aud oi
Article were also adopted: Yeas. q.
Mr.. PARMEsrER moved to reconnit Section OF Art
Gle with instructions to strike out. Losf-ieaf, O.
Nays, 90: and the resolution then adopted by a
vote OF 2l In the Affirmative TO S in the negative
Mr.. LORD moved to recommlt Section VI AriIcle o.
with instructions to strike out
Meesrs JOHNSON and LORD said the provision was
very obnoxious to the people, and If allowed to ronan
1t would drag down many good provisions by causing
the defeat Of the whole. The motion was lost-feas
10; Nays, 10.
for the purpose OF amendment by adding the name OF
the Controller to the Canal Board. Lost-feas IL {;
Nays, Is.
Atethe sections ofihe article had all been read. MI
JOHNSON moved to refer theIentre article to the Com
mittee, with instructions to strike out Lost-feas
o; Nays, 10. The article then adopted-Yeas 30 !;
Nays, 10.
Mr.. BRADLEY moved to strike out the section OF the
proposed Article T. relative to the disposal Of canals
Lost-Yess, g. Nays, IT. The article then adopted.
Mr.. WELLaAs moved to strike out the proposed 10th
or Article forbiddng the granting OF aid for
school purposes. LOst-Yeas, 6: Nays, 81.
Mr. JACOBS moved to strike out the proposed eleventh
section OF the same article, saying, II II passed. the
cities OF New-York and Brooklyn could not issue their
bonds complete the bridge He said the passage
Of this section would interfere with the progress Of
great improvements. II this amendment was adopted.
the great OF linking New-York and
Brooklyn together with a bridge will be stopped.
Lost-Yeas, 10; Nays, 19. The resolution was then
adopted. Article 10 amended read and adopted.
Article II also adOpted-Ycas,.2G; Nays Articles
Is ana Is were also adopted.i
Messrs COLE and ToBEY, from the Committee Oh
Privileges and Elections, reported in favor Of awarding
the scat of the Xth Senatorial District T. ~ Madden
with power to Mr.. Abbott occupying IT, 10 contest
the right of Mr.. Madden 10 hold IL.
Mr.. BRADLEY, from the committee, made a
minority report directing said committee proceed
with the hearing OF such matter, receive the evidence
thus offered and report TO tine Senate thereon with all
convenient speed ,
Mr. WOOD offered a resolution directing the Controller
to furnish OF the contract for legislative pru'ins
Adopted
Mr. WooD offered a resolution directing Representa-
tiyes Congress and Senators to use their nH 10
secure the OF 5n1 O ana Se noe
body The militia Of tho United states and tor other
purposes. Referred To the Committee or Militia.
Mr.. LEDwITn introduced bill relative 20 embezzle-
meDt after which the Senate adjourned.