New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-10
ASSEMBLY.

THE WHARFAGE BILL.
Mr. SAVAGE presented some sixty remonsranees
apy change in the present Wharfage law, and Mr. BOYD
presented some forty more on the same subject lhey
were the Committee OF the Whole having charge
Of the bill.
Mr. MALLORY, from the Judiciary Committee, reported
in favor of the bill in relation to taking recognz inees IN
cases Of felony in New York -.
Mr. c. c. LEIGH made minority report, providing Tor
making it a misdemeanor the part Of the District
Attorney of New York to receive any fees in prosecuting
for the recovery of forfeiture lie moved recomnta
of both reports to Select Committee Of lay members
with instructions to incorporate the provision he had re-
ported in favor of the bill This motion was lost and
the bill was ordered to be engrossed Tor nra reaans
THE ORIGIN FIRES rs sEwYoRK.
Mr. SAVAGE called up the resolution ordering 10 tnrd
reading the bill in relation TO the duties oil foce JUSTICES
and their Clerks in New York, having reference 10 III
,estie atoms into the origin Of fires. go,
Mr. CoSKLIsG opposed the motion, saying that the bill
should be materially amended
The motion advocated by Messrs SAVAGE anu
COMMERCIAL AND MERCANTILE PAPER.
Mr. CLIsIoS brought in the following bill TINS morning
No rG%:0y not. b ii be- ,o u b
Ing receiving allow such rat. Of ~
P,Ies ms3 ss ph, no exceed .i
Whenever aotou brought or such proms.oy h9.s
s ss.r seo Ia.
or received Than ese1 p'
cover the plaintiff shall recover and be entitled to
hs,n E; 1R01 'Ish q. . se nSs' Fl s &
more than cent per annun may recover
hact The entire interest together with OF SUIT 10 an &c
tjon at law provided the suit commenced within m months Alter
such OF Interest ..-..
par per annum that only shall be charged paid or
So much title third ehspo, fourth and part second Of Il:
Reyed aud much Of the laws Of s5 chapter 80
u" 6 This act shall tale effect Immediately.
THE IMPROVEMENT OF HORSES
Mr. SrARIxG brought in bill TO incorporate an asso'
citation for the itrovem of the breeds of horses
THE sAcKFITs HARBoR AND SARATOGA RAILROAD.
The House went into committe on the bill providing
that
"ha be for the sscketts Harbor and saaora Raroad
10 It's road through the Connes OF
and Essex either them and thence westerly
Of Hamilton, Herkner Lewis ana 'eHeson
hsge. the most eligible route
This matter has engaged the attention of the Railroad
Committee since the opening OF the session. ana one Oh
the most powerful lobby influences ever introduced IN the
Ieei.lature has been brought to bear in its favor.
Mr. GLIAsoy moved to add three new sections pro
vidipg ... ., -
Thai the shall be completed by 1883 all conyeysns
the charter 'n
Tbs ali Of rock and money paid In BY opp
the change shall be released and refunded and all doHs
individuals shall be reeeed and gwen mp De-
lore building the Warren and route
That expenditures required 10 be made by the act OF
ration ene Company State lands shall Dc made on nai
tn Jefferson County, easierly TO Browns Forge ~,
Mr. G. sustained his motion at some length when the
Committee rose and reported progress
THE MARINE COURT.
Mr. AIrkEy gave notice Of bill in relation TO the New
York Marine Court. He has not yet perfected the OH
understand will provide for regulating the fees OF the
Clerk.