New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-25
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

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frRO, TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRlBUNL.l
ALBANY, Jan. 24.-The gratitude of the
State TO the National Guard for their PROMPT suppress
sion OF tbc railway strikers riots in 1877 prompted the
appropria,on by the Legislature OF 1873 OF
the sum OF 100000, for supply ing the Guard
with ovcrcOats, knapsacks, cantecns. ana o'her
accoutrements for making campaign IN the
open field in Summer or Winter Ex-Speaker Husted'
who ia Maior-General Of the Guard, called mp in the
Assembly to-day an additional bill on the same subject
lie said that the money given last. year rad
eouipppd ONLY half the Guard. u was deemed
wise by the Governor and AdiuantGencral
TO have every member OF the "uafd iuIiy
provided with accOutlcments Accor'iinelya Dill had
been introduced apprOpraiing S2OoO0o more Tor the
purpose The Indictment weather. bo said made 1t nee
cssary that the hill should be passed at once Mr. fooAs
III short speech also advocated the passage Of The bill
II was then passed by unanimous vote; every ono Of
the seventy eight members present voting for II.
Lieutenant Governor DoIshclmcr IN shor, speech 10
the senate to-day depicted state oi affairs III inc very
temple Of the laW-makmg power OF the stale, WHICH
doubtless asonished the spectators present lis state
ments met with the unanimous approval. however 90
he Senators and OF all those acquainted with life IN tie
Legislature. He said;
The system Of thicving which was universe IN thc
old building has G"cn beGu in this no article however
snail IN value can hc opposed without w. po,nS
promptly stolen. Yesterday, ior lew moments uls
messenger ont OF NY r"olp' ana every li"N-
able thing in the rom was al one, '"h,n
pcrpetratrd by class Of persons VINO hahg
aronud The Legislative cham3cfs Tor ihG rnIr"se o.
information. that the enployos OF the Captol CoMms-
SION known rs oidcrlcs are an worn io t' H. ''i
they nave been instructed to Wd'ch Tor '1Is 'S' u pr.
sons and 10 arrest any person found taking away
ANYTHING, no matter how snail IN value; ana "hDS,rt
may be arrested VIII he ploSecutcd oi SleH-' i, 'i''
Capitol Commission viii see Ia IL that the prosecutions
carried forward VIGOROUSLY
Mr. L,nehein Introduced in the Assembly to-day biz
V,f.s IN in lac E,f-
Judicial District. 1t authorizes the appointment
If twenty official rccrers ~ the presiding Justice ~
the Supreme Court Of that district The Chief Jas'c %
the Superior Cont OF N.wYorE the frat Judge
OF the Court OF Common Pleas and the Chiei
Justice of the Marine Court All cases made reieIdhe
by Law are to be sent when ordered TO these referees
The fees arc to be foow-a ducton from the pres
crt fees:
For every attendance ana Adjournment without hear
ing ~ for every attendance and hearing cN-
ANIMATION of witnesses, production OF doc"-
mcntary evidence, or aGEnnehI ol course: 90 iyr
making report and expressing copy Tor me cohi
10 cents per folo OF 700 words and IKE sum Tor ni'
copies OF testimony eNhl"'S q" "hrI phueI'
for attendance sale ot real estate, Wh,n ad)Oulhed
80 when sold 80 lor each lot or parcel s" Tor draw
ing and executing deed or other conveyance a' Ici-
eIcc, -.
AIR. Lancbein also presented a resolution, which was
passed. dir, cling The Board Of Police Commissioners OF
Ncw-Yoik to report to The Assembly within ten days tine
stems taken bv them reduce the p Of the police force
i'm that city and under what authority thew act.
MT Harris from the Senate Finance Committee. re-
ported favUrably the bill appr0priating TJoO,uOo
for continuing the work upon the new Capitol
Acting superintendent Lamb, of me Bauk Depart
mtut, reports, reply 10 a Scn"Ic resolution ll"i
Jeremiah Qninlan. Peter j. ODonOhle ana John !.
MrGowan. Of the Guardin savings Bank sheppard /.
Euapp OF the Bowling Green savings Bauk and James
Dennis Francis W. Worm AID joan :. Iihtt Oi tue
Market Savings Bank appointed either as receivers ar
OF the banks named have iaed TO answer MS
inquiries. ,. 1870, -, .
The senate Committee on Hercnchmcnt have had org
or two meetings 81 one OF which they adcpied rcSo-
lion calling upon the Controller for report of the
salaries paid all Of the state Departments Ihr coz
trucr replied the information was contained IN
ms annual report. The committee then adopted a rcra-
ali the clerks messengers etc. employed in the various
Statc Departments, with the salary paid to each.