New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24

70 create ana & e Depnrtment OF Public Parks for
the and regulation OF the severH Pnndo
sUuarcs and places which or may DC py law unu'
tie control q l the o ssd a h: snm
bonds not TO exceed the sum OF ~. NAV ms author
a sr S9 aw 70 to ;: eHpondo Also 10000 may
be Issued to lay out survey and ana ao1 ~ the
n s. and d p ssE plans authorized uD'
pa.scd to Provide for v uniform any puc
places Of the City Of NewYorh It gives me Common mon
Council to provide by m nsc c me matra
to be used tune in which the work shall I've % has
he e once 81 paved and the cost the property
the entire subsequent psvtng shall pe he
general tax 1t limits the amount OF e'le"'o w u" "
cured in year 10 $500, 600. q. ,s.re honas
Also bin authorizing the Controller 10 ISSUE HUhus
Of the commissioners Of Public Parks for the ppSss OF
establishing and sq!pIng the Muse"" 'nu MAUI"
Mr. Beardsley offered resolution PROVIDING
for amendment to Article OF ' Ps.ons composed Of
Ave persons appointed by the Governor ana nea'c' "'
'r Tie p s S S'of Tor new Cleaning Burssn in
the City Of came up IN n OF the first
section He thought it unne"essary to establish s sg~
t, f e. Sp amy M North Nor Of Knas
ts rescue in very practical speech He said that he had
examined the BILL and Informed OF its eahns pro.
visions He was q Member Of the Assembly ihst !tH,'
and was GU the Committee on Cities whch ny iSso
ton authorized to investigate 9ss ' TpOn Sp the
close Of their inquiry the Committee 9SS
the r.% Ss s s tire Cleaning
York That department had other duties to perform
sO Of 20 bill lS he w as satisfied that Was
ure. Itembodied almost every feature Iavorea na v
report of last inter- and would lie measure 81 ECONOMY
and protection to the city, The bin was ordered 10 o
reading without amendment. ,,,.. a..
mortgage the property Wards Island for Ws
considered in the Assembly Commttec o. 5n9 nr"yes
that from the head money Of each eugran' SUI.
sks" and a; ,rnep sph of the 1 oan to u
said I move 10 strike out the section H,
d ss S .sfssse Il
win pass srSss do, not 1 s c become
Spf hsTS 4 Sat and mi IN view Of this the
bill had better lie until the fate OF the nea one'
proposition Was decided. The Dill was pfosIees'u'
GENERAL LEGISLATION IN THE SENATE.
THE QUESTION OF ADJOURNMENT - NEw-YoRk
wHARvEs AND PIERs-sTRTET-CAR roIIcE-IHE
GOyYRNMPNT or STATE PRISONERS.
rFgoy REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBrNgJ
ALBANY, April 23.-In the Senate this morn
ing Mr. Gross called mp the Assembly Resolution for an
Adjournment 10 day. but motion OF Mr. jacobs was
again laid the table. MT. cross 'nen
offered q resolution that II the Assembly CON
cur the Legislature adjourn on the 9Th o'
Nav which went over under tho rules for day.
Bills were-passed 10 regulate the use Of clips, wharves
and piers In New-York City authorizing the Board o.
Police TO grant trials relative to the Marine Court
and in Committee Of The Whole bill amending the act TO
authorize railroad companies TO employ police force Was
ordered TO a third reading. With the understanding that
they should adjourn until Monday the slrttc then
took o recess until 7:3O p.
TIE Senate was In session for two hours this evening
and passed TO third reading large number OF unim-
porant bills. Mr.. Welman introduced the resolution
prov idng amendment to the Constitution relating
to the government OF state Prlsors. IL is copy OF the
resolution presented the Assembly this morning by Mr.
Beardsley. This amendment drawn by Judge Allen
OF the Court of Appeals and has tho approval Of oo
seymour Gov. Tdcn, and many others. 1t IL intended
70 kill the amendment offered IN the Assembly by Mr.
Seward upon the subject On motion OF Mr. Woodn,
the Senate recosdered It's action OF this morning adjourn
ing 10 Monday evening" and adjourned until 10 a. III.
Saturday.