New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-11
AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
TOPICS IN BOTH HOUSES.

TOPICS IN BOTH HOUSES.
TIE .ssrMBIY's DIGNITY RUFFLED-A BILL TO
PROVIDE FOR THE EXPENSES or THE ENIGRA-
1IoN coMmssIoN-oTHER MATTERS.
TFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
Albany. Nav 1O.-The Senate laid on the
table this morning by vote OF Is TO T. resolution
passed by the Assembly yesterday recalling the concur
rent resolution for adjournment OF the Legislature on
May Several OF the Senators who voted in the az
rrpative said they would vote for the adjourn
men resolution, but st they thought 1t polite TO give
the Assembly push forward its
urss with more speed The Assemblymen were greatly
displeascd with this action Of the Senate General
Sharpe expressing publicly the general feeling Of resent
men Shortly afterward the Senate sent resolution to
the Assembly requesting concurrence in resolution
asking the Governor Senate bill for amend
menL General Sharpe, addressing the Assembly, said
that proper method Of retasng upon the Senate for
it's dscourtesy would be refnse pass the resolution
The Legislature is indeed in position to adjourn, aud
Will be probably for fortnight Neither the Ap
preparation bill the Supply bill has yet been passed,
and there also several Investigations going on,
which will not permit Of an immediate adjournment.
New compromise committees appointed on the APP
preparation bill to-day The Catholic ProtectOry item Is
the great obstacle to the immediate passage Of this bill
The pushed with such perssteuey that it ia be-
ginning be suspected that there is political OBJECT
inspires its promoters Senator Jacobs presented
the Supply bill to-day. In the Senate items amounting
to $780, have been subtraeed from the bill since it
passed the Assembly, whale other items amounting TO
S4i6,O55 have been added.
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee have taken
an important step ia regard providing for the Of
the emgrants who arrive at New York. They have
ADOPTED bill forbdding the landing Of emigrants at
either Castle Garden Wards Island unless the steam
ship companies that attempt 10 land the emgrauts
have paid in ay4n 50 cents em grant for the pry
lege Mr. Brooks reported bill embodying this provs-
ion to-1a H. la
Of the Emigration Commissioners twas also earnestly
favored by the members of the Committee on Ways and
Means. The bill appropratng S25OO00 for the support
of the Emigration Commission during the coming year
would be withheld till the proposed law had been tried
If the steamship companies paid the tax,
and 1t was thought that they would
there would be sufficient money to care
for the emgrants without state aid. This was easy 10
when known that probably 100000 emlsrants
would enter the port Of Ne~-fofk during the coming
year General George H. sharpe opposed the Dill " We
have right tc Say 10 the shlpowhers he sad, that
II they don't DO certain Things We won TAKE care Oh le
grants We should pass al once the bill appropIla-
ing $25OO0O for the support oi the Commission next
Mr. Brooks replied There discrimination
against the emgrants in this Jaw There voluntary
the part Of the shlpowntrs 10 pay certain
sum. They viii not pay penny unless we pass some
De excluded from Castle Garden unless they com
Ply wh ts w Won't be { oe late cone io pa gG the S S
appropraing $50 900 for the support Of the Emicrs
ton Commission. We intend to hold back that blI Ill
We can the effect OF this law
BY unaniln Jus consent the b was then ordered 10
thru reading passed ny a vote 81 "a to g.
Nj. Roosevelt introduced oil II regard 70 the re-
building OF Washington Market Ncw-l ora Whlcn is H.
td.a 10 pt an end various schemes TO rebuild
tnat mar kct al heavy cost. Inc bill summary Kills
M " co,uIn,,eon IDEA IL auth the sinking
fund commissioners alone 10 nave Charge vi tle ""iA
euQ 10 e11end $4,000 only instead OF 5000 a.
Or, posed by another Did. appropriation " @'5OOO
rrady made Or the rebuilding 81 jefferson Market j.
Iel.lI1ed NJ meet. oil i made OF Clinton Nj iket
ar .nanlsy succeedcI passing to-day the DiA IN
cr.i, f,e .alar,rs of Brook yn policemen to $1,000
Mr. chaplin SAID thai rcgaidrd he OH as uAccAsutu-
tOual s. tpplrd 10 present az iiDe4s VI ne
fore. The Governor mad vetoed a oil III relation 10
Bin.hantOn precisely 1hOT' GROUNDS IL" uAJ De-
fore. Yet ne snOulI vote FOR tDe biI' -. ,. -
The bi. modifying the usuft law 80 IaT rs 10 permit Oh
the loarIng money market IaIts ABOVE 9y'OOV III
aDount Oh called oals passed by The senate To-
-enator Ptts's bill abolishing the Office Of Canal Audi
MITE hui me author OF bill nad thc report rejected
and tae on sent 10 the Committee OF me Nneie
Ine Assembly Railroad Committee reported iavOIaby
TO-DAY Ar. sAaney iii grALug cJiny b7dol 20 prop
errv-5wners IN BrookIyu property may be dam
aged py elevated railroads lie Oh Was drawn up III
Navor Lows ciuce, ana Is earnestly lHNrrru ~ HI-i
~ Inc afternoon session OF tAe Assembly tue bu 10
establish curt Of Claims was discussed III committee
OF the Whole ana progress vas rtpvreu on u IL tHe
oick and FREQUENT rapid transit III NcW-1O rE was or
thIId reading, as As Also Lie OouI' VI OIAl7
Tue senate debated tonight great length Senator
Boyds bill supply every school district VI tbc STATE
vita a dictionary There mas been shch iobny mere
working interest," OF the b mat me utDde Na7
watched With grc4 utter 81 senator EAs"Orih showed
tuat the -rcouI section tne JA authorized me super
uttndeut u Pubic instruction 10 OInrI al uu'Ilh4c
number ot ct.unarle-. before the bill could be read
through the uour a4Journnenl arrived. senator by'u
attempted have the Dill ordered 10 tli 70 IcAuh5 D.
foie an ADJOURNMENT taken general protest lO-
lowed. senator boyd tlen "IthOIc" lis mpI4on' A"o
senate adj ,urntd ,..-.-,.t.
IN tue course session Senator Day succeeded III
having amendment 10 tire Cons tuition pro- long ior
seIOy crlmel.t Or-ered 10 tAlld reading