The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18
Assembly.

ALBANY, Feb IT, 1855.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
bill presented by Mr.. DAVIS to prevent banks of
ssue from acting rs savings banks.
Mr.. DAVIDSON introduced bill to incorporate the Ne.
chanics' and Farmers Savings Bank of Albany.
Mr. SruYyEsAsr introduced bin to enlarge the juris
dction of the Courts of General Sessions in New York.
Mr.. LIITIrHID introduced bill to incorporate the
New York ladies' Home Missionary Society Of the Ne.
thodist Church.
Mr.. RHODES introduced q bill to establish the fire
limits of Brooklyn.
Mr.. MAY, from the majority OF the committee on the
subject reported against the organization of the county
of Canlsteo.
To authorize the Supervisors Of New York to raise mo-
ney BY tax for the support Of the city government
In relation to the property money taken from per-
sons arrested for crime In the cities Of New York and
Mr.. Punrs moved that when this House adjourn to.
day at lA it be to IL o'clock, Monday. Agreed to-
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. RHODES introduced bill TO provide for recording
notices of lis pende In the county OF Kings Its pro
visions are that it shall be the duty Of the clerk Of th,
county Of Kings to record in suitable books to be pro
vided by the Supervisors all notices of lis pedeus here
after filed in his Office Said clerk shall be entitled Il
six cents per folio for recording said notices. to be pat
by the parties fling the same.
Mr. BATcWoRD to amend the law In relation to liens
on real estate to incorporate the Pensacola City Com
pany for the relief OF VIM Dezeug; to incorporate
the New York Harmonic Society.
Mr. COLEMAN, TO increase the number OF Harb0r Mas
tiers of New York
Mr.. MUSDY to amend the law relative to police in
New York.
Mr.. SOARING, authorizing the Evergreen Cemetery
Company TO sell portion of their lands for loan to
erect the Kings County Lunatic Asylum
Mr. SruYyHAsT, to egalize the acts OF the New York
Board Of Supervisors.
Mr. A. G. WILLIAMS, relative to the books and papers
in the Office of the New York county Clerk
Mr. WATERBURY,, to provide for the election OF Chief
OF Police OF the city of New YorK to specify the duties
OF Justices OF the Peace in the county OF Westcheste
Justices Of Peace and Police Justices In Monroe county
MOTIONS RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. STUYyEsAST offered the following joint resolution
which lieb over under the rule
whereas by the passage Of the act for the organza
on OF the Territories of Kansas and Nebraska the Mis-
souri, Compromise was thereby repealed and Whereas
such appeal urged upon the alleged ground that the
restriction in said Compromise In violation OF the
Constitution OF the United States and whereas, there
Ia in full operation another act which, from the pc
cuar nature Of the subject which 1t legsates is
designated a. the Compromise of 1850; Therefore
Resolved, (f the Senate concur) That the Senator'S
and Members Of the House OF Representatives in the
Nationol Congress from the State OF New York be- and
they are hereby requested TO urge either the restoration
OF the Compromise OF 1920, commonly known a the
Missouri Compromise the repeal Of the compromise
OF 1850, commonly known the Fugitive Slave Act.
Mr. PEcK joint resolution that the Legislature will
proceed to New York in accordance with invitation of
the Ten Governors the oath return the Goth
Mr.. BALDWIN moved the 23d and 26th
After some discussion during winch II was stated
that IL would require Ave days TO make the coptemplat
ed change In the ventilation Of the Assembly Chamber
the resolution passed providing for from the
26th Of February to March 8.
Mr.. RHoDEs offered joint resolution to set of Long
Island as a State. Laid over.
The House then adjourned.