New-York tribune., 1876-05-03
BIIsY DAYS IN BOTH HOUSES.
GENERAL. PASSAGE OF BiLLs-THE DEfOsTr OF
SCHOOL MONEYS.

GENERAL PASSAGE OF BiILs-TIE DEPOSIT OF
SCHOOL MONEYS.
tFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBuSEI
ALBANY, May 2.-Both Houses have been
hard at work to-day. Speeches out Of order. and
almost the only sound. the voices OF the clerks call
ing the roll and the scattered responses OF members In
the Assembly number OF important bills were reported
from the subcommittee Of tho Whole. which were OF
very considerable importance and ought not apparently
to have gone to that Committee ut all The most in
portant tho Erie Reorganization BILL In
troduced In tho Senate by Mr. Rogers. This
Mr. Ruggle succeeded in amending as to provide that
the certificate which the corporation reorganzing must
file In the Secretary Of States Office before certificate
OF incorporation be obtained must state not only the
name tho corporation, the maximum amount oil the
stocks both and preferred and the number OF
directors. &c, but also plan or agreement which
may have been entered into" pursuant To tho remaining
section Of the b which provides for an agreement Tor
the rcadutment OF the interests OF the mortgage cred
ors and stockholders Of the company which last owned
| the property
| Another bill reported by the same Committee was
Mr. strahans bill in relation TO lands sold under fore
closure In the Counties OF NewYork and Kings which
proydes that III where land IA sold under fore
closure ess than the face Of the mortgage and ndg
mcnt is entered for the deficiency redemption may he
| made within year The New-York Aquarium bill was
also reported from the committee. and ordered To
third reading The senate bill providing for the sub
nison Of tho Constitutional amendments To the people
az the state wa, reported from the Judiciary COMMITTEE
and ordered third reading on motion OF Mr. shcr
man The bill making the mode OF filling vacancies In
the Marine Court tho same as that followed IN case oil
vacancies in the Superior Court, and making the term OF
the Clerk the same that Of the Justices. was passed
notwithstanding tho action taken In Scw-lork ycster
day, by vote OF 20 to IL. Mr.. fallon when the Dill
was called up, moved to rccommt the bill to the Com
mittee Of tho Whole, but beaten by vote OF 6l to
! "a.
The bill authorizing the County Judge OF Kings
| County and tho Surrogate to appoint an inter
prefer and provide for his compensation was passed
| on motion Of tho Speaker the bill appropriating
| s25 900 for counsel fees in the Tammany RING
suits was read third timc and passed by vote of
rs TO l. The bill passed which provides that no IN
company not Incorporated under the laws OF ths
State shall do this state until II has filed with
the Insurance Department stipulation that any icgai
served on the superintendent his deputy shall
havo the effect ii served on the company or is
authorized attorney this state. There were II votes
in It's favor and none opposed
The Assembly bill to amend the act for UNIFORM syS
TEN Of repavement was also passed THIS Dill urec's
the Commissioner Of Public Works TO repaye at public
expense any street petition but was amended on mo
ton Of Mr. Forster TO require the repayng TO DO
by stone and make it n charge upon the property bene
flied The bill providing for separate boxes for National
state county tickets at elections In NewiorK was
passed by IA vote OF 20 10 ..
In the Senate the bill regulating tho deposit OF puDo
moneys In w-Y0rk passed with several aincnu-
ments On motion OF Senator Vedder tho Board oi
Police was excepted from the provisions OF the ac ad'
ON motion OF Senator Gerard, the Board OF Educatioh
was excepted the provision made that nothing
I'm tlc qcL should be held interfere with tho powers
already granted to the Trustees OF the College OF the
CITY OF NewYork. The Senate also passed tho b!ll W
proyde further supply OF water for the Tweny-third
and Twenty y fourth Wards.