New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13

4 QUIT SESSION OF TpE j. ulsLtiJRt-A EuMoH
ABOUT sNyru's rEOBiBLr sCC,Ess0s-A CAPi-
Toll INTERCHANGEABLE USItoGM BALLoI
BILL.
ltRou The REcrIAE CORRESPONDENT 90 the TRIBUNE ]
ALBANY, March I2.--l'hc Legislature dld
little business which the general pn'nc takes an IN
tcrost to-day The senate passed tbout debate and
a. iadi6rreaty a, though It replying a morning
rolcni, the rii appropuaung fi5oo0)O-for the iuf-
thor construction Of the ncw Capitol
IT, the middle of the session ripple Of excitement
was caused by 10 rumor that Thomas Murphy. ext Col
Iecior OF Nev-York. had been uominStcd for su-
pcriutcudcrt OF the Insurance Department TO
succeed John i. smyth The senate had
suddenly gone into executive session, and
IL was known That some so.t ~ message had boon
doors wercy yet closed Mr. Murphy sroed into the A.
scmbly Chamber IL Wa Instantly surrounded BY
profcssed great surprise At The rnIuor. aud
said: ~ TIE Governor has sent my name
70 the senate De has done 40 without ny KNOW
edge consent. wa IA 10 gee mn ma morning bat
ne said nothing to me about ~ Tie only ref renee ~
the Insurance ID piftment made waS mad" ny me.
ShTuu Lam fnd m f,rI inG,,ir, Ia; The GOV rnor ran
mercy nominated two Loan Commissioner. ~ j. be-
lcVed however, thni during TIC coming N''h iit Toy
crnor viii nominal q to Sir Smytn. aud prob
ab, AL ne same time make nominations tur Canal Au-
ditor and Superintendent ~ thc Bank department
The Scuate pa--td tue b requiring ballots OF un'-
form ~ n ii ctio- hereafter TINS lass to prevent
tine u.e ballots Othcr fraudulent BE- ots Al
tho bills relating To ph,tage tees IN Hc"-lOrk
harhor were reconmttcd 10 The Committee Commerce
and Nav CATION the request ~ Senator hOhrrtfO4,
30 SAID that MY I, constituents desired 10
heard them. senator b. said That law would
he passed by Congress on me fees which would be
accepted fa.r compromise 10y the merchants and
pilots of New-YoTk
Among the bins reported in the Assembly we're the
following: To extend the dcuit on ~ thc CRIME II per
Jury; providing for the publication h the nance OF
referees etc. simplify the anltary code Ia the Ct
OF York rchtye Ia the Government OF The 10y 81
Brooklyn defining the noundaric- 81 the hr.f and td
iudlc a. stitcis OF NewNoTk o. facilitate the consirnr
ton OF building for the New York Produce Ixcnnnge;
relating 10 The pay OF police and nr"mcu 30 NtW-lurk.
Adyrrsely-On ihc ROhhiu, X 90 hili. Agreed 10.
Sir. cohen Introduced bll regulating the interest
charged by pHWnbrOkers ana Others Otuia- money on
personal property 10 make The rate l. per cent.
bill reduced BY senator Astpr t0 amend tao
laws relative to tenemcnt-huuses III NcWIurk and
Brooklyn.
The folio Wing bills passed In the Senate Rcla
TIVE 10 Bellevue Hospital rcndating the practice oil
ply sic and surgery in this Stlie.
The bill authorizing the Common C0unca OF NcW1 orr
tO complete Tlmpkus- qulrc rs public park was or
dered 10 a third reading IA the Assembly.
Governor hns signed the following b'lls: To
mote elections amending the act relative 10 law
graduates pract attorneys making APPROX RI
alton pay the expenses Of PUBLISHING the concurrent
resolutions providing for the appointment Of two add
tiOna trustees for the BnghdmtOm Asf um Tor Insane
Both Houses have adjourned until Monday