New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21


the STATE Canals sad several 81 the principal ssrosd for tbs
YEAR lass Is5s AID 1t show, eoueavey ID. ssns:
the stss o,esied from the state C.sa railroad iss
III. s.o,. az. .s,s%.a ~ ~ p. rslo referred to fs.
dups the Ia, yssr dsysa'sd 81 7s egg tsns while CO %:
three I.r, sosd. s,S.. !, .Iesad 7 go tho. Is,i
ss uus and their drsasd e43 ISL whls the
those three SIC 2 trns sas
tber revenue. from f.irht slons Increased si5Dsss
1.-The drd,e cf uDnsse the Canals for that period upon
the products Of the forest ssI@ Tues
Ipon yssstsel. food ~ ~ , .ga.
There was an iney,o,, upop tbos. a,es rosds .lone
upon ne pr, arcis Of tae forest oi......'' aa.
.esesNe S2 W,
III, diversion sa.iDs and r.rssrins ,..son nss....,
espnl the benefits OF diversion 10 those WHICH houd be 70
qui'ed 10 meet the burdens
on OF e,ns tolls upon the railroad tunn.ss on all The rail
ROADS oivertrs bg.ne from ne sosn t, an o. 80
Dneqaaly burden.Oms upon any Provision can also
h.. n s6e the pop OF such articles b-lorr, sgti
m..ey 10 railroad feist agricultural or other
tere. usy require the oesis Of which IL specially your
By M protecting the fths C,ns and
moulding heefron guarantee BY the ion for the
viii Be esry secured sd the Canals then be placed
which they will be able to protect when
the a. Mach Q tolls wi" BE- IS aSRos CLARK
After being read through. Mr.. W. CLARK moved
its reference TO the Railroad Committee.
Dir. WILLIAMS moved to amend by sending il TO
the Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. CROSBY moved il to the Committee on Ca
pas He thought that the proper reference, and as
member Of the Committee he was prepared TO report
On it,
Mr.. BROOKS moved that portion relating to the
imposition Of tolls railroads 10 the Railroad Com
mitee, and the remainder 10 the Finance Com mittes
Mr. h. stated 10 advance that he was opposed to the
Governors Recommendations.
The question Of reference vas debated 70 the hour
Of recess.
BILLS ISDoRsED.
The Select Committee Of Eight to whom we're re-
a (r6DGrdl Orders.
the following bills among others as proper to be re-
ferred TO Select Committees, to bs reported com.
plete:
Amending the Act consolidating the cities Of Brooklyn and
10 ncorporats the Yookers W..erwork. Company
Amendrs the Act Incorporating the Protestant Episcopal
incorpoTstrg Ire Baptist H.iorc.l Society of NsrYok
To incorporate Company for Introducing the Merchants
Service Of the United States Code Of siges.s
Relative TO taking Balls in certain cases IN Suffolk Co
Amending the Revised Statutes relative to the Collection Of
Extending The lime for the completion OF the Buffalo Corn
Autboizrs the kas County Board of Supervisor.
lean piee the erection Of the Lanstc Asylum
ineoipcf.iirs the Sandy Hook Pilots Charitable Fund
Authorizing bs Authorities OF New York to raise 100000
Amending the act incorporating the Brooklyn Gas Light Co.
KINGS COUNTY COURTS.
Mr.. UUTCHINS Introduced the bill adopted By
the Brooklyn Common Council, the 9Th Of March eni
titled An act to amend the act entitled an act to
establish Courts of Civil and Criminal Jurisdiction
ain TIE City Of Brooklyn"
ALTERING THE COMMISSIONERS MAP OF DRooKLYs.
Mr.. HUTCHINs also introduced bill extending
certain streets in Brooklyn, from Flushing.av. to
Rver.st.
SUPPLIES FOR SUPPORT OF POOR IN KINGS COUNTY.
Mr.. HUTCHINS also inir oduced bill, recon-
meI ded by the Board of Supervisors of Kings County
providing that hereafter the supplies for the support
Of the poor IN the county, shall be furnished under
contract.
KINGS COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
A. ,rtxa a
charter of this Company by changing its name TO the
" New York Mutual Insurance Company
CEMETERY ASSOCIATIONS.
Mr. ROBERTSON introduced bill amending the
Act for the Incorporation Of Cemetery Associations
70 that il shall provide that any such Incorporation
desiring TO use any lands for cemetery purposes or
take copveyan thereof shall cause notes to be
published once week for six weeks in every news.
paper published in the County in which such lands
are situated Except in the County of Westcheter,
where such notice shall be published in the three
newspapers which shall he nearest 10 the lands pro-
Posed to be used for cemetery pgrpoes Of heI .d n
County relating the time at which such application
will be made for the consent mentioned in the hTsf
section of tho act proposed 70 DO :."oaaou. 49, e.
tice shall contain brief description of the lands tor
which such consent is asked, and also their Location
and number of acres. At the meeting Of the Board OF
Supery isors to consider the application, the appii-
carts and reInonstraDts any may be heard IN per.
son and by counsel and, thereupon if such Board
shall grant consent, il snail be Lawful Tor sucn iu-
CORPORATION to take and hold the lands desgnstoi In
such consent, not exceeding two hundred anu hity
acres in any county.
The Temperance bill was taken up.
Mr. HOPKINS proposed to reduce the smount oil
fine and length Of Imprisonment. Lost.
Amepdme ITS were made in several small particu-
lars so as TO render the bill more correct IN legal
form.
An amendment was agreed to that after imprison-
ment there should not be remedy in the bond
The Court of Common Pleas OF New YORK a. one
of the Courts having cognizance of complaints unoer
this act, was struck out.
Progress was then reported on the bill.
The Message of the Governor, relative to halfway
bills was then taken up, and motion made 10 REFER
il 10 the Finance Committee was lost.
Motions were then made that portions Of it be re-
ferred to the Committee Finance, and the balance
10 the Committee on Railways. Lost. 1t was nnaly
sent TO the Railway Committee, when the Senate took
a recess until O'Clock.
ASSEMBLY.
number Of private bills were considered IN Com
mittee
SPECIAL ORDERS.
The House went into Committee Mr.. D. SMITH In
the Chair and took up the bill authorizing the Com,
missoners for loanng certain moneys OF the united
States, of the County Of Ulster, to refund certain
moneys TO Richard Allen. Ordered to third read
ing.
TO amend the act for the incorporation OF COM
panes for the construction of pankrosds.
MIR. G. d. WILLIAMS offered substitute repeal
ing the law allowing persons TO contribute their hsh
way tax to the benefit Of plankrosds.