New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06
~AsHATras sAvIses BANK

The bill amending the charter OF the Manhattan SAVE
Bank reported oourle, ard Ordered ID tnfd r'''
inr TUF rTr0T LsW.
Mr. GEEs.ty reported The PlG Law, md Il wa ~
ferIed to lie Committee Of TIE Whole
GAEBIItC AND LoTr1AE~ .
MIR G. NULrF made q favorable report Oh u. on. TO-
tie suppression Of gambling end the s1c ~ i''s'!
ssrarac, ~ s,c.E7s r,Rror rItVotp.
n1c-tv II The Co--1i..se Rlil-,ats - viii - VI
r,sIred u many petitions AID reno RANGES t'r al
against ameccius 'he cTe- Of the Sirato-a ana sex
s;,s Harbor Railroad Company a. - allow th.n -
construct part f tie road th-o1h Warren al E'soN
Courcs T. qor,ed il favor of Amending the charter
TIE bill made the special order f'r raarsicy neN
DIVISION tvENCE RNiROAD TRACK
TIE Division sv. Kings County Rlisoai track BAL
was referred. 20 be reported com1lets
THE SFw YORK
Ar BAKFR, IN order 10 AFFORD opportunity e. Lax
portion 81 he NV IoEk celegsion which ces.-ei w to
examiut more fully TIE features of this BILL novel r.
consideration OF the vote pas ing Il.
Mr. HoYD =, ferred u he fc, that wss nloto0l the
coz, ~ l,rnr the Battery was % be 50 COO an
So, down in The bill for So 600 az that the contractors
were no to be paid until the work M comp9.ed taeTe
were other items which he thought should Be Looked into
MIR. CUWvNG said he hal always been op '',et 20 ne
battery Erlarg scheme bur a. the City sd ncirret
the debt made the contract end would nave = pay ne
knew good reason for delseiny the passage OF ms o
Mr. CR,u,v stated that the Cty Yold nor have to pay
the contractors Until the work was done He undorso1d
that some Of the work would have Il be done over assa
Mr. AITECN had voted against the bill because 'ahcea
time had rot been given TO examine it, features II
thought TIE amounts we're large and should be carefully
inquired into.
Mr. Rlc,rp. sug-es.ed if the bill was an honest one,
vhv p, re ia friends orrOsed g. LITTLE delay lie was
not eectd on the Reform ticket. but he nevertheless
ReiorTer he object Of sending this bM here was 70
act check upon the supervisors to restrain theh
from extravaganza
After .omc further conversation NJ BENEDICT moved
to lay the motion to reconsider on the table so that the
bin mi ht be ey lminCd. Lost
The motion TO reconsider then lost for the want Of
constitutional majority There were Yea, 81 Nays -
Among tic Yeas were Messrs. Aiken, Barrow Boyd
.rf.- L. Nno-T AN NJ
being a majority of the New York delegation.
TRINITY CHURCH.
Nr LoyrER offered the fol- wing which was Hoped;
The the ysstry trinity Church IL the Cy Of New
he's hereby, required 10 repor to ts House BE-
Of os Of End Were sas,. d Il lease the vii
expire tbs ss1g rents AID incomes Ct 81 re-. fISPs %
ye,y Charoh aud the dates when csch debt will be pay
GIN. JAcxsoSs WAR SWORD.
Mr Lice laid on the table the following:
u.s s. ha Sna to hep. he War s%od sas Cen
qstsG TO Gen Armstrong he psened CAPT iniaa III no
y halo Bis have shed aIOusd tae American name
THE NEBRASKA BILL-A CoNyESImN oF FREEMEN.
Mr. PETERS of Cienesee offered the following which
under the rule, lie over one day:
Hicya he repeal Missouri Compromise AID the violation
bs tped STATE. suse ssahss melancholy thai the
n cir COW be met BY the people United
ard thar The time hes come for the friend, OF Freedom 20 axe e
encrs prevent not only the extension o. oi@
1eGy rse soil tu the very existence of Free
Re~d 1.-THE Senate concur Tt, the sewers, Ter
rtors OF n, UDon opposed 20 ths Vol,n o. me tv nav
kee requested send dleaies they have repsn
e IN the y OF albany Wednesday the h day Of April neHt
BETTER SECURITY OF PASSENGERS ny FERRf
Mr. AIrBES brought in bill entitled
AN ACT provide better security OF the lives Of rsen
steamers used a. ferry boats
navigating the waters OF this State.
II provides that each ferry boat whose route OF passage
shall be over three miles shall have at least three suitable
boats supplied with of which shall be life boat
capable Of sustaining inside and outside hlty persons
sboli als,
kept in convenient aud accessible positions also
not less than fifty buckets For every violation OF these
provisions. penalty of sOo shall be inG,eu LOT each
DAYS ofense The act to take effect LIT of May next
sHERIFFs FEEs.
Mr. ArKEY also brought in bill in rel ttion TO fees OF
the Sheriff of the City and County of New York on sum
moping Jurors Il provides that the fifty cent fee now
paid the Sheriff for summoning Jury shall be paid the
Clerk Of the City, and If in the Superior Court 10 the
Clerk of that Court and the said Clerk shall account TO-
and pay to such Sheriff the fees he shall 80 receive
monthly.
Mr. WARD brought in bill to amend the New York
Common School law, by making the removal OF Com
missioner Inspector Trustee or other officer OF Common
Schools from the Ward District for which he elect
Cd, vacation of the Office.
PURx MILK FOR NEW YORK
The following is synopsis Of Mr. CUMMINGS bill to
suIIly New y oTk with pure milk
AN ACT incorporate the Neg Yort Pure MN CS@Rany
Jonathan . Weller Robert strstton, Arson wills John
David Coon ard their aoeates created body
The object. Of the corporation shall be furnish people Of the
a aud County Of with pure wbo milk The
sock ha consist thousand five hundred shares OF
each and nsy be increased 10 tsn thousand
dollars each when deemed by
Ia ne weeks notice Of sse intention
sh6 be lawful the Corporation TO bold real estate
NondAy % May ofesch ohce shat be elected
Ia the objects stated Corporation shall purchase
or a.. farm or the Iicay Ne York and keep healthy
shall free and exercise In sets aud shall
not be lawful Company feed their dery Stops
hall exclusively hay grain and vegetables
.h sale adueaed or npnre milk or any
milk except that tabe from their own cows
6 The Company allowed TO pass bylaws
The lrgis1ure nd or alter time th8
The o take eject Immediately
RECEIVER OF TAXES.
The resolution offered by Mr. BoYD yesterday calling
on the New York Receiver of Taxes passed to day
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