New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

River. The bill was reported by the Canal Committee,
and provides that the railroad company sha assume all
the obligations Of the State in regard 70 keeping the
bridges in repair and other work necessary to prevent
damage TO adjoining property.
Mr.. Page, Chairman Of the Canal Committee thought
that the Railroad Company would probably refuse TO
oept the land with the condition annexed, and thus the
State would be large expense In keeping the bridges
In repair for the future.
The following amendment WIS adopted, and the bill was
passed:
State for all unadiusted claims of lands taken
by the State for said Canal extension which may I've used
by sad company in the construction OF SAID ruau
west Of the farm of r. storrs in the village of Osweso
The bill TO provide for the taxation OF the stock of fire.
life, and marine insurance companies came up for thir
reading in the Assembly this morning. Mr.. Hustled
moved to recomnt the bill to the Ways and Means with
instructions to strike ont the enseting clause He sad
that there reason why the insurance companies
should be placed in position occupied by no other ell
Of the State and characterized this bill as an Outrage
upon the rights the Stockholders OF the insurance COM
panies.
The following is the bill to provide for the better care
OF pauper and destitute children passed the Assem-
bly,:
SECTION On after Jan 1876 shall not he lawful ior
Justice Of The Peace Police 5gsse o. Sae az va
grant, disOery any county po'rhouse OF tn
f Pc@ or or for o ny s any
eh RR BE- an iesSnaBe ic an pSp paa
otherwise defective diseased or ds%me 30 A. p 70 po
justice or other eratr and slso such County snpeIin
such child or children excepted orphan
asylum other charitable or reiomaory institution as nov
sgc 2 II shah duty Of the County superinendents Of
proper charged with the support hu
relic, of persons Of OF this state
al sf ssaee hs
blythe rst section Of this aet from r nS &
to t sss say SdsI
before they shall have arrived at The age OF hI yT 40"
appropriate institutions now provided for BY law
and Me BoSs Of c son '1 o tS mat.p a. may he
necessary TO cary out the pro!tos 81 TINS se. IN y II
the officer justice, or person placing u there to con sum
child 70 an orphan ary lIH ehalaG Or o,sr % % Of
the religious iahh The parents oil sich cd 80 III d"
practicable.
The hill to annul chapter $50 of the laws OF 1870 en-
titled an act authorize the sole of lands belonging 90
and occupied by the Seamens Retreat ON Staten lsah
up for third reading. Mr. Hess moved to -'iiNe our
the enacting clause He said that the lands belonged 10
the ststo and that the Institution is about the only one
which has for object the Of sick and disabled sea-
men, II this institution is torn down, a. Will be done
this bill PASSED. there will be retreat for These I'M
fortunates The Snug Harbor Is for the care ol
old and WORKOUT who never expected 10 DC ape
10 do duty again. This Retreat is for the purpose OF
taking of those who are suffering from temporary
Illness Mr. Alvord thinks the bill shond pass There
"a large mortgage On the property and IL about to
be sold II this Commission las authorized by this mlp
are empowered 10 cut the land into lots and dispose OF
them much larger sum viii be realized. After some
more debate the enactng clause was stricken ont.
The Governor, by the hand Of his private Secretary
Charles stebbns, presented the following veto message
STATE OF NEw-YOH ESTos .nr 81 Gn is!5
Asse% ret return IN nef EMITTED "SD at n TO an
oze the increase Of tie capital stock Of the Richmond
County Storage and BUSINESS Company" Ihe Conpany
ssa Laws s Of $50, with capital Of slOooeO, With
p0wer 10 increaRe the same 10 S5OO0Oa
any msiness under its charter exercised any Of the
pOwers thereby conferred upon H. except that ns or
pany il 10 receive on storage deposit any goods
merchandise, or properfy FOR saIeap . OF d p
thereof TO transact all kinds of busine- usually One oy
warebousencn or chternen ana 10 collie. o. h
property and the machinery connected tneie%; Wv '
lighters employed by them - but It also ny
notes. bills of exchange, bonds, accounts eans, anhu
debt. and the punctual performance OF all con-
tracts and obligations upon such terms ~ are aoNeu
law and also receive and take the management,
charge or custody real personal property ana chooses
in action and 10 advance moneys secres or gies
thereon on such terms are allowed by law whether
snch securities contracts property have any c0unec-
ton relation 10 the business OF storage doekaSe' Ut
The bin now before me authorizes the increase OF the
capital stock OF the Company 10 the extent OF 81
fonnanv whose powers are diverse and extensive on
other hand recommend the Tcdinra'i1n or rsl
OF its charter. sAsu - iADH''
The veto was sustained by unanimous vote
The Assembly passed the following bills:
In relation TO the erection of the courthouse In the
Third Judicial District vi the CITY Of York TO pro
and avnc out of streets avenues and public places IN
the Civ OF New-YOIk TO amend chapter $50, Laws OF
1879 entitled act 10 regulate places OF pubic an
ment ia the CITY OF Newly Ork; To provide ir an
Ioent for regulating, grading and sewerng parts OF tne
Tenhave and Nncty -thrS in the CITY OF New-l ofk;
in relation 10 tile Of the Croton Aqueduct
in the City NewYOrk act IN relation To Inc CELSIUS
or enumeration of the inhabitants OF this state
The General Appropriation bin was returned from the
Senate and the amendments made by that body read
Mr. Hammond moved to non concur in the amendments
and asked for Committee Of Conference The motion
was adopted and the Speaker appointed Messrr Ham
pout Alvord, Davis W. Miller, and DAILY a. such Com