New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

Dill prohibiting the lnteTpOs0n OF usuIy Dy COrp0-
Yatons when sued
Mr. BARTLETT reported bill facilitating
the hpal decision in certain acts arising from manda
mus
LIQUOR LICENSES.
Mr.. BABCOCK asked unanimous consent
to introduce bill to abolish licenses for the sale OF
spirituous liquors Mr.. Babcock referred to the
action of the Legislature on this subjest He 70.
feued briefly to the MODE OF licensing the sale Of
liquor, asd thought the pc wer should be withdra wn
from the Mayors Of the different clEies, and that the
sellers of liquors should be proceeded against In the
same manner is provided for by existing laws for
disordery houses. He thought the only proper way
to reach this subject was 10 abolish the licenses and
be introduced bill in accordance with the he
bad expressed.
Mr. MONROE explained the action of the
bill ID the House. where 1! was 10 be considered on
Wednesday
Mr.. VAN SCHOONHOvEN alluded to the
differences entertained by the friends of the cause
He bad never for a moment presumed that the
Maine Law could be enacted In this State. 1t was
entirely repugnaht to the feelings OF the people, and
Ae deemed II too absurd TO consider Is could be car
red at the present session. He referred to the de.
nubcatons OF the Legislature BY certain claSses
and persons for not prohibiting by the most stringent
laws the sale OF liquors-and he had eten heard the
charge of murder laid at the door OF the public
authorities for not doing the most inconsistent
deeds He repudisted the insinuatiOn of those who
had thus engaged their attention.
After some further conversation, the bill was made
the special order for Monday
Mr.. MORGAN introduced a bill to incor-
porsie the Eew-York Art Hall Association.
THE BLACK MAIL CHARGE
Mr. MCMURRAY called attention to the
followiI article, IN The Register:
A gentleman coAp scted Win Bank IN western city,
us the other day, that hs had paid 600 three
OF iorr years 10 the person who had the benefit 81 the
black msil IN that and there six eight banks
that received toe tolls If thsy all paid at this rate this PSI
vas enabled to .alze from 500 to 50 GOO pc, year
Banks which would not submit - be black mailed could
ncl get any tells The Legislature should instr ate an in
orable practice OF the State officers, If is not already
broken up
He ofisred the following resolution
R.solued That Select Com atee of four he appointed
inquire whether any and what Banks Banking Asso
have paid given any premium, reward or sa
% the toll. Of Il:
moneys Of the State and the reason foI making ssoh
reward gift graiuity ard whether such deposits have
been rtfused to- diminished removed from any Bank
Banking Assocson in consequences of the refusal Of
y s nsnh 90 or of
.sen B.ss ssS9 ssSss having sppns
for such deposits have been asked or REQUIRED TO pay o
Committee be authorized TO send for persons and papers
Mr.. PsARcR suggesed that the Committee
consist Of three or hve, instead OF four.
MIR. McMURRAY's design was to have the
Committee equal In political point OF view.
The resolution was then adopted.
FUNDED DEBT BILL.
Mr.. McMURRAY called for the special
his motion. however, 1t was postponed, ana maze tne
special order for Saturday. 10 O'CLOCK
STEAM TO IRELAND.
Mr.. TABER moved to take up the Steam
ship bills. Made the special order for TUESDAY
week.
CANAL CONTACTS
Mr.. BRIsroL called for the consideration
of the Joint resolution authorizing the Joms Com
mittee on the Canal Letting TO examine u +. IMAM
bsriain under cath to the charges preferred against
1 - h. he GpDaYal
Mr. CORNELL moved to amend by extend.
ing the came privilege TO Col. Abel and James KID
EsQ debate ensued, which was extended 70 'ne
Afternoon Session.
EXCISE BILLS.
Mr. MONROE moved that the Excise bills
be all referred to the Committee Of the Whole, hay
ing in charge Mr. Baecock's bill IL was made 1ns
| special order for Monday next.
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS BILLS
The Committee of the Whole (Mr. VAN.
pRRBILT in the Chair then took up the buiidins
Associations bill The general bill was AMENDED
and reported to the Senate
Mr.. BABCOCK moved an amendment, pro-
yidns that the capital stock shall not be less sha'
$4,000 Agreed to, Ayes ii, Nayss.
The individual liability clause was a'se
renew ed In the Senate and lost. 3to H.
Mr.. BABCocK now moved the reconsider
alton Of the vote striking cut the last section sns
that that motion lie upon the table Agreed 70 ant
| the bill lies on the table. Adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. BUTLER, by consent, brought In OH
10 construct bridge across the Hudson River a. Al
A motion by Mr.. Lucky, to refer it to {
select committee, to report complete, was lost
Referred to COmmHtee on Roads ant
Bridges
Lii 90 hridUa tho navIJahle stream.
hstween New. Rochelle and New-York, was take'
up II authorizes the bridging OF Harle N ana sron
| Rivers East and West Chester Greeks etc, IN Ia
| route OF the New-York and New-Rocheiie RAILWAY
Mr.. BLACKSTONE called for q remon
| STRANGE from the eastern section OF New,feil
against the Bridge over the Harlem River and ran
| way in the Secopdav.
Mr.. ROSE thought that the remonstrant'
did not understand the bill The Harlem River cos'
not be brdeed unless by the consent OF the Common
| Council of New-fork.
Mr RLAcKsToNp was in favor Of striking
| cut Harlem River.
Mr.. GALE opposed this. The road ceul'
| NO, come into Nsw-York if 1t va: adopted.
MIR. A. SMITH supported the bill at length
Mr.. Lucky insisted that there wer,
| other objections TO tho bill than running uac
through the Second-av
Messrs. CUSHING and COPELAND advoca
ted the bin.
| Mr.. Lucky further opposed it. The no
sesstv of the bill consisted in the tssire OF CERTAIN
real estate spectators in Wsstchesser TO bring incl
| LANDS ffto the market
| Mr.. BLACKSTONE said the people Of New
| York were to man opposed to shis OIL sxsep' ~
| real estate spsculatoTs
Mr.. LUCKY offered an amendment tina
,hs road shall not cross the Harlem River excepe
The Railway Bridge, and that the Nsw.HaveA koa
| be confined to the Fourth-av
The amendments were lost, and the phi wss Oh
dered to third reading.
/ THE uEvER-ENDiNo CANAL.
Mr.. HuMpHRKY moved that the Cana
| gosrd inform tbs House whether the payment 9
| sny dram made BY eithsr al the Canal Commisoos
| eys. for work on the enlarged Canal. has been n
| fused, and II 90, the reasons therefor. Adepsse.
Mr.. Sr. JonN offered the following;
WA~,eas On or abeut the nisht Of the lIh Dscsnes
las so@s Of he nsnbsn Of the lac Canal Bese 70 WI
S.ss,d IA CArrch Law g. CAat6slx, Charles Ossxs Awe