New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09


really exist. IL oOnnec ion, MIR. J. read the follow
sgues, as the true condition of the Bank:
Stocks and Boros owned by the nsistn'on.. lH49I "
Losp, on s59 81 ,,9oo, q
Cash In Banks 90 600 VI t"<sV' d
Toa......................... ssi OF
sn6 interest to Jan ], lS6asl tss ~ IS ,.,c,, n,
Dr. BROOKS, for consideration Of the Senate the
bill 20 incorporate the Peoples JOINT STOCK Naviga-
ton Company.
M W.CLARK adverse on tho bill to repeal the
set relative 10 the assessment OF taxes on Incorporated
Companies.
Mr.. HOPKINS 70 enlarge the jurisdiction of the
costs Of General and Special Sessions n and for the
City OF NewYork.
The bill 10 incorporate the village OF Yonkers was
ordered to a third II aiding.
Mr.. DICKINSON on the psrt Of the Select Co n
nitiee 10 whom referred so much Of the Govern
ore f ssaee related to tolling railroads, reported
that the Committee were unanimously opposed to the
project. MIR. ID then his owe behalf, introduced
Bill entitled "An Act to equalize taxation on the
"capi'sl stock Of certain Incorporated companies and
hto r. pleDisb the Treasury of this State"
Mr. MONROE coDcunlDg in the views OF the Sen
stor from the XVIII mr. H. Clark one of the Com
mittee reported by bill entitled An Act TO provide an
sct for the pas mont Of STATE debts.
Both bills were referred to the Committee Of the
Whole and made the special order for Tuesday next,
n II O'Clock.
A DIRECT TAX.
Nurroe and II. Clark:
Section In sd6 ion TO the annual tax now By lay i'm
posed there shall be IMPOSED for the fiscal y,s 1855 1885 and
mid Yeas mill each dollar Of the valuation of the real
s d snS eossd apon ans by the annual sad
eocoos OF taxes Ter said fiscal In she
then PAID into the general fund
II o Bank Committee report adversely on the AS
semby bill to restrain Banks of Issue from acting ~
Savings Banks
motion to agree with the repor, Of the Commit
Zee gave rise to debate-Messs. DICKINSON, W.
CLARK, BISHOP and PUgNAM participating.
Tie report of the Committee was ogreed to.
Nj BISHOP moved the bill to the table aud that
.bst motion be laid on the table. Carried
The bill for the payment Of certain work done on
he Eiic Canal was net taken No, and debated by
Nessrs HOPKINS YOST and DICKINSON.
IT, report Of the Committee, recommending the
petsege Of the bill was agreed to.
Mr. BISHOP then called II the adverse report OF
The Judiciary Committee on the bi for the appoint
neni Of Commissioners to cOdiy the civil laws OF the
State.
WlCi4ARK against it.
NE Teport OF the Committee WAS disagreed to-s to
1s and the bill referred TO the Committee of the
Whole.
A communication from the Governor transmitting a
remors'Iance from the New. York Chamber Of Com
merce against the bill Incorporating the Hell g ite
Navigation Company, was received, aud referred to
the Committee on Commerce.
On Motion Of Mr. SPENCER, the oil to amend the
Recess til 4 j. Nj.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the Brooklyn City Railroad act.
Directing that in all cases where foreign corpora
ron shall do business in this State, az agent shall be
srpoipted in each county, on whom process can be
served.
Extending the time for the Utica and Bingh,mton
Rairosd Company to begin their work
To protect birds i'll and around GREENWOOD Gene
tery.
IT. Astoria Village Charter.
Authorizing the Police Justices of New York TO file
Allowing the Staten Island Railroad Company adj
ditousl line.
To incorporate the New-York Safe Colonization
Society.
Relative to the Enrolment OF Militia, and Organize
lion Of Uniformed Companies.
For the appointment Of Police COuIt Clerks in
New York.
Relative to property taken fro persons accused OF
crimes in New-York.
To alter the commissioners Map of Brooklyn.
Recess 70 L. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
BILLS PASSED.
The Hebrew Shearih Benevolen, Society CHATTER.
Relative to the purchase of Bridges in the County
Of Richmond.
To regulate the number of Ballot Boxes in New
York.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. CASE called the reading of the roll on the
calico, and declared to be correct.
Mr.. BEECHER moved to have his name recorded
in the affirmative on the Maine Law bill Agreed TO.
THE BROADWAY RAILROAD BILL.
IA sketch of the proceedings OH this bill will DO
RuLd in our Albany letter
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
To prevent abuses in the equalization OF taxes.
Los.
Relative to the Public Administrator ef New .YOrk.
In relation to takicg bail in certain cases ia the
County Of Suffolk
To Incorporate Company to introduce the system
Of American 81 ns's in the Merchants service.
To aLeuG the Charter Of Brooklyn.
To Incorporate tie Falton Seam transportation
Company
For the more effectual suppression of Gambling.
To rovse compensation and expenses for uaiorn
mliis Then ont 10 aid Of civil authorities.
NJ WALTON moved TO reconsider the vote on
The hill requiring buttertubs, cheese boxes &C., 70
be marked. Lost Recess to O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
NJ IMMERSION moved la Committed Of three
be sproirted 70 inquire into the siairs of Buildn,
Assoc aOns, aid report 20 next Legislature whether
any further legislation is necessary for the sfey of
their members-ssid Committee to receive no c5m.
per s;oD. Carried,
Mr. COLEMAN ssh cd consent to withdraw the
name Of Cbas A. Setson OF the oorporators OF
The Uci.Gate Nav cation Company. HIS name vas
PLACED neie without he consent and IT does not ap
prove Of the bill.
The CHAIR-Tbst would not now be in order.
The proper time would be when tbs bill came up for
lts thru reading.
Mr.. WELLS gave notice of a bill to amend the set
Tor the Prevention CT Intemp,raoce. Paupersm and
Crime THIRD READING
AusI datory Of tbs act establfhipg Civil and Grim
nal Courts in Brooklyn.
TO su,horizefthe Ravens wood. Uallets Cove. srd
Nhsmsburgh Turnrike and Bridge Co. 10 chspre
Die location ct part Of their rosd.
Fer better security Of life on stesm ferry boats.
An Act to smsrd an Ac. for the Enrolment Of tie