New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

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ssehss to P5 b, or parcel ihe sss .i gpe1
punished b. fas rot exceeding one hsnsIsd doiar,"
The second section provides that shall take effect i'm
medidtely.
Mr. RorERTsos gave notice Of bin to cede urisiic
ton of certain Islands in the Hudson River to the United
States ioI the purpose erecting light houses thereon
The following bills resi third time and passed
Rslsive to Le.e Nine. IN Re;sIs Sc Lswrsnee cornfy
t. :c. d iSsH Of Le g 70 as %osy e b;! bridge
Eor tee relief q ws.hps.on B0s,.rtu.
Relative 90 the Naura History Of the state Of SewYort
III gives a. sesdemie' Lot already fnhed copy Of the MAJ
To consolidate the law. relating the village OF Ithie.
The Senate in Committee Of the Whole amended the bill
relative to the Aegany Valley road BY striking out the
The bill allowing Savings Banks to make temporary
deposits IN trust companies was amended as to read
It shall be lavfa any ssvs-e Bank or Hesitation
for ss'ns' 20 make eupory ess n any Tr Company neOr
Govt receive sPd hold tus funds end ljct By
visions Of an Act N relation TO saass BAai passed
April Is is'i il regard to ssysi A''Seia;ion'
TIE TEMPERANCE BILL.
The House met again last evening at O'Clock
The galleries and lohbies were crowded aud even
tie suaTe room the floor Of the House was occu.
pied by ladies' There could not have been less than 200
lscies present The Opposition renewed their frivolous
arrcrdmens and detained the Committee on the second
section Until d clock when the House adjourned Tsat
s. cton was amended the motion Of Mr.. MALLERY OF
Ontario by disqualification OF parof the Senate bills
second SECTION send you the Two sections adopted
by the Committee of tie Whole. TIE amendment of NJ
MAL1ERY TO the second section Is inclosed in bsaeke;s
SECTION Every person who 'ha or keep tor sse with
intent 20 sell entI Snay o. BY h partner clerk agent
81 oe. % ~ IT, !, - t.s o. sny other
a. nd s f IN e 5so lily
him ard in ADDITION shsll be punkhed - follows:
oheuse By Ee Of not less than fifteen dollars nor
Fo tie md every subsequent or.e BY fn Of not les
srf OF not than thirty dy. m IRE than ak nonb5
ror the Of reI'on sHhohzd sell provided
Sc ofoe fSBdd dtsT. shall forfeit all the 1aor. Owned
b An shall be disqualified from selling liquor within
tbs g. e and every subsequent eonycsoa be SHALL be
Vei oS the dsadsnt shall also be re1vired T., nav
ell c fees ard eHIrs including the expenses allowed BY this
s Re ': .S Ps costs fee. ed
sre Td day for each dollar unpaid
SIC Every CITIZEN who elecior Of the city in
Who roi peeSe ro the teere Of interested any board
eepteeonsr inn tavern or other pss Of public ensertaiosp
Keeper OF in any museum theaer other place of
alcohol ehaneai chemical medsiaa purposes
F2s s s zee s % the e ~ M coau G2'
liquor be .od undertaking executed BY himself aod
Juose Of ad County, in tn City Of New-Yok By one
dstd before ssd Judge he viii vosis any provision
Of this end will pay all fines damages and costs which
be osed recovered against him In or
criminal ED under Of the provisions Of this
royCed further thai be shall have hled with his
declaration oath sulton taken before slS Judge
ssfiinr ward in which he intends sell such
that he eeotOr such
not the provisions Of this and provided
he shall within prevOns have filed
Oh cedsd the County Clerk
oce the Clek Of the city which such liquor
Be- sd No luc undertaking. hs approved BY any SUCH Judge
unless such suctcs shall be residents householder within
stch county. and shall llY justify in the sum
o. five hundred dos each over and above all deb demands La
b tiles ssa exemptions end r. all also oath
become OF enable them
10 ust fueh surcts aud that they aud vii
dr. ely indirectly enEsged Interested ia the
intoxicating liquor during the continuance Of surety
ship1
THE AsToR LIBRARY.
The Annual Report Of the Trustees Of the Aston Library
was received this morning 1t contains nothing beyond
what published in The TRIBUNE several weeks since
CANAL COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
The Annual Report of the Canal Commissioners
ceived this morning II is very v0luminous | extract
tie following table, showing the sums expended upon the