New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10
ASSEMBLY.


To emeud the act for the incorporation of Insurance
Companies, passed April 10, ls49
Mr.. BLATCHFOKO, from tie Committee of Nine,
reported the following bills as proper to be reported
complete: To amend the charter of the Panama Rail
road Company; TO Incorporate the Baptist Historical
Society, New-YoIk; relative to unclaimed express
freight; limiting the amount Of circulating notes TO
be sued by the Superintendent OF the Bank Depart
ment on bonds and mortgages; relative TO the Sec
ond av. Railroad.
Mr. LEIGH moved to except the Second.av. Rail-
road bill. He said this bill had twice before beeh er-
cepted. 1t originally had the title OF authorizing the
construction of bridge over Harlem River. The
construction of this bridge would obtruct che navl-
CATION of Harlem River.
Mr. WATERBURY denied thst this bill had ever
had spy other title. The bridge was necessary, and
il would have draw for the sccomm ID alton of YES
sells TIE object was merely TO afford 4 communica-
ton between New York and Westch.ster, Co., and
also to force the New.Haven Riilroid Co., off the
Harlem track The running of their cars on the Har-
lem track endaDgers life and limb.
Mr. MUNDAY moved the previous question in
agreeing with the Committee In their report. Or
dered, and report agreed TO.
Mr. q kEEFE asked consent - give notice OF
bill for the repeal of the act for the Prevention of
Iptemperance, Psupe rism and Crime. Objected to.
The passage of bills was resumed, and the follow
ing passed:
Mr.. GLEASON moved to taie from the table the
motion TO r. consider the vote by which was lost the
bill in relson TO the collection OF taxes on lands OF
ronresidenis, and TO provide for the fale oil such
lands for unpaid taxes. Carried
Tie principal obec. Of the bill being that non-reS-
cent lar ds shall be solo and redeemed in the CITY oil
Albany, instead of in the Counties where located,
oebate on the motion 10 reconsider sprang up.
M.ssrs GLEASON, WELLS, WAGER and MAY
sustsned tie motion, and advocated the passage Of
the bill. ,..,,.,
Messrs j. BENNETT, wHALLON and sTORRs
opposed its Psssage
he House sgreei TO recopsider the vote.
Mr. GLEASON asked consent TO insert an sn.ud
ment in the bill.
Objected 70.
Mr. G.. iheL moved 70 rtcomolit the bill, win 10
structioss 10 amend. Carried.
Mr.. A. G. WILLIAMS asked consent 70 give no.
tcs that az Sd elrly day he woGld move for the sus
Ieusion OF the nth rule 10 order 70 enable him y
move reconsideration Of the vote on the bill entitled
Al az. 10 amend tue act entitled an act relative 20
The construction Of railroads in cities, passed. Apri
4ih. 1884 .,,
ToiDcofpors.s the P0rtclesier Fire Depart neo,'
TO facilitate the dissolution of Manufacturing Cor
porations, aai secure the payment Of their deols
For ne appointment, BY he Governor, Of three
Connis.ioners t. lccste .se,ood Luualc Asylum.
Recess 10 p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The several Canal bills were reported compete
and ordered 20 third reading.
BILLS PASSED.
TofsciltA.e the service Of processes on InsulAucs
Companies doiog business in this State; IT., .a.
Relative 10 the election Of certain Judicial otneers
in New York City.
To confer on justices OF the Peace eva an c''ui'
nal jurisdiction in osses Of assonlt aud battery.
TO amend the Charter Of the Msnhittsn insurance
To enable certain Railway Companies TO aid IA tue
cor sructiOn of the Lebanon Springs RAILWAY
EVsSISG SESSION.
Mr.. COCKS brought in a bill relative to the s'i'fy
0! the AdjutaIt General oftae State
BILLS REPORTED COMPLETE.
To amend the Charter Of the Kings County Mu'as'
Insurance Company.