New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE =. ALBANY, Friday Aprils. 1853.
REPORTS.
Mr. WRIGHr, complete, the bill in relation to
subscription by Railway Companies, TO the Whitehall
nd Plattsburgh Railroad
Mr. MORGAN moved to reconsider the vote
|by which the New-York Annual Tax bill passed
And the motion was recOnsldered. and the
| N recommited
Mr.. VANDERBILT introduced his bill, of which
| b. yesterday gave notice.
BILLS READ AND PASSED
To establish Union Free schools
TO allow the Methodist Episcopal Church in
NcwYeik 10 bold lind for the purposes Of Cemetery
To incorporate the Montague Park Associa
Son. Brooklyn.
TO consolidate the Oswego and Syracuse and
Bnghamton and Syracuse Railroad Companies
Afternoon Session BILLS PASSED
In relation TO disputed wills.
To authorize the mortgage Of certain proper.
tyin School District No 3, CastletoD, Richmond Co.
ri To amend the Bushwck Free School Law.
To amend the Lien Law of Westchester.
Nr. VAsDERBILT introduced bill to author
hotbe Supervisors OF Kings County to build Court
Mr. WARD reported complete the Queens
County Court House bill
Mr. TABOR introduced bill 10 authorize the
incorporation Of Roman Catholic Congregations and
SOCIETIES.
Inc W OOuubN NicIhb was
amended 90 az to make it discretionary with the Board
Of Supervisors to make the offices saared or not and
pass.d
The bill organizing the first battalion of New
York Volunteers was passed
The bill to incorporate the New-YOrk Live
Stock Insurance Co was lost
The bill to authorize the formation Of County
Teachers Associations was passed Adjourned
ASSEMBLY
A variety of local and private bills were re-
ported complete and ordered 10 third reading
The bill to enlarge the basis OF Banking was
reported complete from the Select Committee. They
sile out the stocks of other States, and make the
stocks and bonds of incorporated cities OF this State
lawful deposits with the superintendent OF the BANKING
Department TO amount not exceeding III per cent o.
their real estate valuation and proh0ning such CUES
from contracting debt not exceeding 10 per cent o.
such valuation
The bill was ordered 10 third reading.
Mr. r. SMITH reported a bill relating 10
banks, banking associations aud individual banks Ia
kes.York City lRcquires, IN addition 70 quarterly
reports, TO the SupefDtebdont OF the Banking Depart
me,. publication OF weekly statements OF daily loans
deIDsitors and circulation Imposes ioriature OF
chgtei If this is not done Third reading.
debate followed until recess upon the bill
relsive 10 expenditures on the canals.
afternoon Session.
en- the motion of Mr.. OBRIEN, the bill rela
tvoo Jurors in Kings Co. was passed
NJ. tLAPP OHtTtu TtSOluJion' uhtCtihA INV
Attorney General 10 investigate the affairs OF the New
ior aud Erie Railroad relative TO it's connection Win
commerce ON tho Western Lake. Objected to-
MI HoLLEY moved that the bill relative TO
bribery of the Legislature be referred 10 Committee
hrepor complete.
Objected to- -,
The House went into Committee on the bill
relative to Expenditure ON the Canals, and alter 10
tsie il was referred to be reported complete
Mr.. w. TAYLOR, on leave, brought III re-
port aud bill To aid in the erection of Monument AZ
Philadelphia in commemoratiOn Of the DeciTau0h Oh
Independence. Passed
The bill to amend the law relative to voiun-
lazy assignments to creditors was passed
The bill to almond the law for the assessment
Ghxes was lost r
The bin relative to the opening OF certain
streets in Brooklyn was passed
The bill to provide for the care anu pro'ec-
Ton of street children passed -. r.
The bill requiring the weekly PuohcSuoh VI
G,eondi,ion of NeyYork Banks was passed
Adjourned.