The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-25

10 serve Tho people demand above all else ndoubed
you responded their EXTREMIST sIsstion Tins regard
aseon yonq On % e smsy Of
BODY ~ whose door no impntaon not even "
senaits can by any possibility be laid.
your work has shacowed BY the hand OF DEATH
hesey member from the county OF New io r anu
Tho favorable esmason n Which those ssnsmsn
Tho unweieome messages we're announced tins cham
per not too much TO say The snu 1 Of our
own existence passed not without thor impress and NOT
Tnr srrAKEH's srrkKrscrs.
single word and my last oei. &c, Of the ssnSn "" "
presiding over your frank 70 aa@ h eN
rasmen appreciated the uncertain consequences of tho
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ity you nave been willing 70 throw about my inuts
an hssrs
hst such reliance was ns a:cusson f has
been animated and earnest and nnrequcnsy exciting
have the tho and
maze those dss eo'n easy snce 10 any
member Or onissr Of the House deep
s sny ssa Of snc i Such
reward ens and sSsy one and Officers
of,he Assembly have but kindly feelings and that
s wR am urs " se an Sliding
shall With the LAPSE Of Time become obscure and
ron onward, with their varied changes at last 30
Joint ss9css By soih n ssps
this House adjourned sine die tAppanse)
IMPORTANT PASSED.
The following Is list OF the bills OF general ana OF
New York city local importance that passed the Lcgis
laturc
Husteds bill to provide for tho payment OF tho extra
work, $50, 900, in the taking OF the census
Langbens bin for the revision OF the laws relating
70 tho civil district courts Of New York
and providing Tor the disposition or tho Benevolent
Relief Fire Department fund .
Strahans bill prohibiting pool selling on elections
Corsa bill for the completion OF the Jefferson Mar.
Bakers BIZ appointing asuperin,cndon, Of Public
Works.
Purdy's bill. giving the Sisters Of the Founding
ars , allowed ED the Ne" York Founding Hospital
Bradley's bill 10 compel the Union Ferry Company
to run their boats past midnight
C0zaus bill, giving clerks OF Surr0sates' courts
power 10 sign In the absence OF Surrogates
Iansben's bill TO repeal the Parade Ground act
Bsseus bill regulating the rates OF wharfage In Now
York city.
Couters bill fixing the status OF plate glass tnsur
ance companies.
Husted's Supply bill
erards concurrent resolution for sale Of the lateral
MOrr,escys Omnibus bill all III. features OF which
have been published IN tho HERALD.
Hayes New York Pipe Company bill This is bill
vcrsy, ana there arc people who s,il think
that the bill had the fragrance oil job
about u but rs owner and engineer DR. Isaac Hayes
especially In his relation TO rapid transit that II would
be At least incorrect TO assume that the Dill 10 not all
Langben's bin for the improvement OF Fourth
avenue.
Fiecke's bill TOR the paving OF streets below Four
teenth street,
Eccesine's bill authorizing the issue Of $50, 600 in
bonds for the Improvement Of thc Croton Aquednct.
Cowdin's BILL providing for new Dock Department,
with ono commissioner in place Of three
Langbcn g bill providing Tor the payment OF arrears
Of assessments in three annual instruments
Tish's concurrent resolutions amending the consti.
tuition providing for tho government Of cities.
Cowo,ns I,,' MAKING y msnemeanpr ,cr lnsur
Bumer's BILL making the fare thu Thirty. fourth
ferry three cents through the wcntyour hours
Fish's finance bill . very long and elaborate mcas-
ure. TO which Mr.. Fish simply lends mrs name but Is
iroler Kelly, Mayor Ely and John n. Mooney,
Commissioner OF Accounts. This bill Is purely
tho general public but il may be said ha. il PROVISIONS
contemplate saving Of money TO thetaxpayers OF New
York. ~va@
pancs responsible for the expenditures Of their assets
Langbon s bill for the Naturalization OF members
OF the Ninth regiment for uniforms lost IN the war;
woodins bill providing Tor Superintendent Of state
Prisons.
woodn's bill cutsipg down salaries and cmcluments
OF New York city corouers.
Baadsn's Bank bill providing Tor better security in
savings hanks for dcpositcrs money.
Robcrtson's bill authorizing resident aliens to &C
auirc and hold real estate.
host Of bills fell through BY reason OF adjourn
ment but except the Omnibus will excite any
grct among the taxpaying part OF tho community of
New York. 1872 m.
THE PORTRAIT OF LINCOLN.
The following telegram was received by the chair.
man Of the Ways and Means Committee to-day
To Hon. JANE. W. Hustled. Chairman an Ways and Means
gentleman Of city regrcttng the decision made
s s fI hs s :. The a ns
he "%s Of as tho urv ss
pairing the implied wrong 10 the memory o. tho martyred
state Library tho amount voted BY both houses for such
e.s do whatever may # T. Ss 81
ACTION THE ASSEMBLY.
When the House reassemblcd alter the recess Mr.
Hustled offered the following resolution, which was
adopted
Resolved That the trustees OF tho State Library he in
structed accept the oer place their disposal
purchase Of frame or The portrait Of President Lincoln
but by the Governor aud that they communicate
Mr. George q. Lake. the making the oer, the high
appreciation OF tho Legislature oil his generous aud pat
riotc act.
EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE
PRELIMINARY PROCEEDINGS FOR THE TRIAL OF
SUPERINTENDENT ELLIs-AN ADJOURNMENT
TO MEET IN SARATOGA.
ALBANY, May "a, 1877.
Immediately after the adjournment the President
called tho Senate TO order in accord.
ance with the proclamation OF the Governor, which
was read After the roll was called recess was taken
until haltpast seven p. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate rcassembled ii extra session at Ealfpast
Tho Judiciary Committee instructed TO prepare
and report rules Tor the government OF proceedings
Mr.. ScHooNnAxER offered resolution that upon the
hearing before the Senate In tho matter Of charges
against Dewitt Ellis, Superintendent Of the Bank