New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01
ASSEMBLY.

Mr. COLEMAN from the Select Committee 10
whom was referred the petition OF Thurlow Weed
ard other, for procuring the swords OF the late Me-
Tor General Worth. submitted written report, with
bill spproprating an annuity OF $500 to the young
eet son Of the late Gen w during his minority pc
Rod of ten years and that the swords bs deposited
in glass csse, ard placed in the State Library, ex-
poseI TO public view
On motion of Mr.. c. the report was ordered 70 DO
printed.
swords of the late MsjorGen. Worth be now ordered
TO third reading. Granted
MrOK. then asked that the bill now have It's third
reading Granted. and the bill passed.
Mr.. ODELL from the Select Committee to which
was referred the bill provide for the election Of the
Auoitor of the Canal Department by the people,
stated that be had been instructed by the rty Of
the Committee lMessrs. Bla,cnford, Weed ami j. T.
Bennett 10 take further action on that DILL Messrs
Brcenbecker and Odell dissenting, the latter suo-
mited written repor. in favor Of the bill, which lie
read in his place.
Mr.. WAGER moved to lay the report on the table.
Loot.
Mr.. OKEEFE moved to lay the majority report
Mr.. O'KEEFE moved to print 5000 copies Of the
minority report. Referred.
Tie House then agreed TO the recommendation OF
the majority, TO take 10 further acton on the Dill
Yeas a, Nsys4l.
The bill to provide for the punishment of the fraud
ulent and unauthorized issue and transfer OF the stock
OF Joint stock companies was returned with Senate
bill substituted therefor.
Mr. BLATCHFORD moved the bill be referred to
the Committee on the judiciary. very important
section had been left out, by mistake perhaps.
Carried
The motion TO reconsider the vote passing the bill
for closing part Of street in the City of Brooklyn,
late City OF Wllismsburgb, Kings County, WAS
called up, and lost.
MIR. COCKS moved to take from the table the bill
in relation to the Fret Division and Fifth Brigade OF
the n. Y. State Militia. Carried.
Mr. &. then moved 20 recommt for the purpose OF
giving reasons why this bill should pass, ana pro,
ceeded to review the reInonstance against the bill
which had been tent in.
Mr.. COLEMAN spoke against the BILL reading,
during his reusIks letter from Brigadler. General
| Hail. who states yarou. objections TO the bull
Mr. WATERBURY advocated the bll-as also
Messrs. MAY and GATEs-wben
Mr. COCKS withdrew bis motion to recomnit, and
the bill was passed. Yeas, 7Ji Nays
| Recess to p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
To repeal all laws authorizing Mutual Insurance
To prevent fran Is in the sale Of coal
TIE enable parties in civil cases to be witnesses.
To amend the law as to Building and Loan Asso
Citations.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To facilitate the service of processes Insurance
and other Corporations doing business in this State
To define and regulate the Nsturaliz alton power'
of the Courts.
Mr.. COLEMAN reported favorably on the bill in
crossing the number Of Harbor Masters, with al
aneIc 10 nj making the number IS instead of II.
Mr.. WEEDS resolution to appoint a Committee to
inquire into the affairs Of the Ebenezer Society
adopted.
Mr.. BOYNTON offered Joint resolution for the re-
peal Of the Graduation Land bill, and the passage Of
a Hon e.tead bill Laid over.
HMr BLArCHFOkD called up sresolution directing
the Attorney General TO commence q suit against the
BROOKLYN Gas Light Co TO anpul their patent fer land
under water. Laid on the table.
A resolution fixing the 22d Of March the day for
the election Of keg to the University adopted.