New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

elections in New-York City.
BANK REPORTS,
Repor,s were received from the follow ~ Is snki,
from whit h we make the following extracts;
MANHATTAS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
DEPOSIT. for tho year Sb'SW
Number Of dopOsitors 59 ..
PAID to 6,S-J deposlor''''' "'""
AssEIs.
Loans secured BY bond ard mortgage on i'm
proved unin eumbered real estate worth dou' ,,,, =.
bic the amount. .....::.:.................' iIs65
stiuiien ,eooJs
ana bonds Oh cal ..........,.,...'flNrt9 @
- 2lssSa
Total. 81 os,s4 %
snfPlus ''.''.''''''''''''''''''''' sPo' 70 ,,,,.
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK.
Amount Of dero.i,. for the year ls5i....
Ped 10 q6e de- positor. same ycir......,,.. IO1asN
Due Deposition. Jan Recommendation .
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
An ornt d posited from Jan 1854 to Jiu 1855 tjoa'5H
EUaost T psa soSpG
Amount Of ip'ereSt paij cerosi'o'- '',.l6i zoN
EAsr RIVER SAVINGS ISsriitrioE.
Amount received deposit for the last year.. 39elao
Number OF depo'ots ''.'i'E ...,n.,,
Amount Of interest PAID depo'itos isE ssne Pc -
Hilau
RESIDENT ALIENS.
Mr. LANSING introduced n hin this morning, ca.
titled. An Act 10 endOe Ntbltehi AufDs 10 no1
" and convey Real Estate II provides thr any resi-
cent alien who has heretofore purchased and taken.
or may hereafter puichase or take. conveyance fof
any lands real esae within this state or 20 whom
any lands or real estate has been may hereafter ba
devised before making snd fling the deposition or AZ.
fan alton In writing required by the provisions Of the
18th section of title one chapter one OF the sec0nl
part Of the Revised Statutes may continue TO mold
such lands and real estate in the same msoner AID
with like effect es he would have done If such puf.
chase or devise bad been made and conveyance taken
after the making and filing OF the Oe position or affirm
siDn in the title and chapter specihed-bnt 10 entlns
such alien to the benefits Of the provisions Of this sec
ii. n such alien shall at the expiration Of one yen
fro IN the passage OF this act or within one yer iron
tho time OF taking such conyeyancs Tor any DondsW
real estate within this Safe make and ME such depe
III on or affirmation 81 is required by me provision
Of the aforesaid title Otherwise this section shall @a
TO force ard effect whatever ~ REGARDS spcn aea
Every grant. contract, or mortgage heretofore NV
and executed and every grtnt. c0pfact, OF nolt1E
made and executed agreeable TO the above Proviaon
by any such alien 10 any citizen Of the United StsS
,is BE- deemed and considered as valid and elec'as
as if such grant, &c, had been made bys citizens
this State.
Mr. BROOKS noticed bill this morning, entities
An Act proyling for the removal OF ths Bfns
"lng Do p0Itment from Albany 70 the City ofNs~
York"
To sppoint Comuii.sloners 20 locate iecond stss
Lurstic Asy lum.
10 Incorporate the lrurfcct OF Tue bbufcu bfel
ton Fund OF tho Presbyteriln Chuych in the UatA
States.
Mr. DICKINSON called for the confederation
the follow ing resolution, which had been On tue taos
for several days:
EesoIred That the Attorney General b. and he ia hstef
reGuested to communicates 70 tbs aoase bls opoion {.
the right Of Stse - divert from It's nstur4 ehsnne
the wst's Of nver noHins theish'm 'H'o $40 'ni'ss
other State.
1t is understood that the question involved IN tht
resolution is whether the locks on the Cnenuas ca
usl sba BE- enlarged or not.
Mr.. DICKINSON opposed the resolution. chrS.
terizing il most mschieyous in it, nature 20 TIC
beet iDteIests Of the State. lis held thS II was ~
curing the lew officer Of the STATE 10 report whe'hst
the Sfs'e had right TO ts o yn weters Mr. ID. con-
tnued his argument in opposition 10 the bill I'LL the
hour Of ~ ed 0heo the President ann)uncsd t1t
SPECIAL oRDLR,
Berg the bill relative 10 the tenure Of Churcf
property; and the Senate went into Committee Of INF
Whole Oh the BILL Mr.. BRADFORD ia the Chair.
TIE Clerk having read the bill through Mr.. PUT
NAM took the floor, and argued for hour and
half favor of the bill, and 10 opposition to slo sH
the title 20 church property 10 vest In eccessstct
The bill concerning School moneys was read .hrs
time and passed.
The Church Property bill was then m.ds Specs
Order for Monday next 10 o'clock, when /, is unda
stood Senator Whitney will take the floor. A5journS
ASSEMBLY.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The House went into Committee, Mr.. BLifCp
FORD in the Chair, and took up the bill for the sv
preston Of ILtempersnce.
The third section was read, when
Mr.. AIKEN asked the privilege to propose ID
don TO the second section.
The CHAIR announced that such q motion ~ ~
not now be in order but that il might be mace W.
amendments generally were called for
Ar. RAI,DVIN. in response to the calls uscs =
the opponents Of the bill, addressed the Commits
length in its support. ,,,.-.s..v
Mr.. AITKEN moved to amend the third secsos
adding provision that the person receiving "a"
NIT 10 al al all nay 10 tba officer grentlaX tnsF