New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-08

BY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRrBUNE.l
ALBANY, Feb. 1.-The bill of Senator AstOr
TO incorporate the Mex eau Southern Railway. every
one am cement. met with opposition in the Senate to-
night An attack led by Senators Sessions and
Woodn was male upon 1t. Several sections
were severely criticised and amendment was
hd extending the time OF limitation Of the liability Of
'i>'k'olders 10 two years Senator Robertson stated
tat the act OF Incorporation drawn in severe
terms "a IN were used the acts OF ncO nOraton OF the
railroads OF TINS State. Similar statements made
by Senators AsiOr III Str han, but argument fl
haii OF h bill accepted by opponents. An
est IN the affairs OF Mexico shown by
senator's Wood y, Session, Williams, Pitts, Lord
ava scobachcr which SURPRISED their associates.
In regard to one sections Senator WooJm sand "This
anihoz Credit Mohilier junior; just read it isn't
II The Old Credit Mobiller agaiul think ths bill
MAJ better be amended; would ike Ia save
from getting strangled don't want any good Re-
pubcns los'." Senator Sessions followed with a
speech Of fimlr tenor ending motion that pro srcss
he reported upon the bill and that it be cOnsided again
The motion was adopted. To everyone acquainted with
the LEGISLATURE 1t apparent that the attack upon
the I'LL by The Senator'S named was sudden inspra
tion. The plan Of aituck bad ovd' pty been decided
upon before the Senate met. No suspicion was eX-
pressed that the opposition from high motives and
REGARD tor the public interests The present Senate has
many cunning mcn In 1t VINO masquerade as defenders
Of the people rights bur 1t wOuld b. strange indeed IL
their terms shuud expire without their masks being
torn from Il b flors.
Int'e Assembly tonight Mr.. Hamilton introduced
h,ll Intended ~ give the Board 81 ADoriionmenG. N
NcwEo'k. elrIter liberty ia distributing the money
OF TIN city among charitable Institutions. AT present
the hoard ~ c0muelled nv law to award CERTAIN
amount Of money 10 some on rites yearly. Mr, Hamil
toms bal provides that 10 shall not be- obligatory
the board Of Apporronment % pay any money 70 prl-
yafe hospital, asylum pr1tcctrY after December 81
Of the present The board NAV. n they desire.
max" such g hut the GIFT must not exceed IN amount
what thu society received from the city m lSSO.
Dr. Ha'el brought IN ll 10 esiabi sI board or
railway commissioners, and Mr. Iurck me 10 repeal the
law Of 1879. which permits TIDE cUnsO id1tOn II tele
graph companies.
The following bills also introduced In the Assem-.
bly,: By Mr.. Fcnner-TO regulate the standard Of OILS
AID fluids usrd for Illuminating purposes by Mr.. Hurd
Providing r III" National Guard Of the Stltc by Mr..
Nlcs-fO discontinue the Snnyten Duyh Parkway and
10 lay ont 4 street Irs!ead 81 the same
The fntOwng hill Ord,rcl TO third reading:
Anenring ihr act relative To- County Treasures. 70
sulie the srlrciiCi ~ the shcTn Jury the CITY
and County o New York.
The fol OWING bulls were orde red q third reading
Providing for ~ additional rec pubic bath IN the
Cltv o. Nrw-IOrk, to b' located ia the FIFTH ward;
rcativ 20 unpaid awards for Po'Fecave. IN tho CITY
II BruOkiYu.
IL the senate this evening several petitions pre-
scented asAps tor TO prevent tho consO dauon Of
TELEGRAPH rpIupairs.
Tue iO bills reported faYOrably from
nlttcrs:
To pay hc awards for widening Prosp2, ave, Brook
Ign.
T. Iaiiye tn cooperative Insurance complnies.
sir. EiEbyn j rldiivc to tie collection Of taxes nn
ass'ss'u'u- ordered 70 third reading.
TIE h u prevent thr removal or actions 10 the Cir
Cuur IA" Uuicd atts by foreign 10 urJncc
panlr9 w.i- ordered - a thIrl read NJ.
Mf -.rJaoncr'- hi "a prevent ia" dumping OF re
In the VAR he h'rjor Vi New-iork VAS ordered 10
Il third reading