New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
ASSEM- Y..-TUTsDAY, April 10.
EVENING SESSION

BILLS PASSED.
L. rslation TO t.s Second nv Railroad Company OF
the Cry % New.York.
Mr. STEVENS from the Iovesti yating Committee,
relating 10 the introduction aid passage Of the hill 70
sneId The act relating to the construction OF rail
roads ia cities Submitted a tten report.
Mr.. s. Is. COLE moved reconsideration OF the
vote By which lost thu bill - repeal the Act of
1s46, for the equaliz alton of tsx-s
After some sbt'e the previous que stiOn wa
dered and the House refused 70 rsconsider23 TO as
Mr. COLEMAN rose to a question Of privilege
savDP that he had, ia his rema ks on Friday on toe
City Railroad Bill charged that there ad besn fraud
in connection with the bill From The report Of tho
Committee submitted tbis evening he was satisfied
tbot there had beer no fraud whatever, AM he de-
sired 10 eXoneIate the Co nuittee reporting the BILL
Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY,, April II 1855
Mr.. +. w. PALMER reported complete tbs Senate
bill for the protection o Immigrants, s3cond c AS and
storage psssenPers
Mr.. OKEEFE Owed to rscomnit With instruc-
fioIs to smeod by inserting pr visions With regard to
price and cOmmu icatlO0a; thst owners ant control
ers e forwarding lines be- responsible for the acs Of
Their agents; and that Injunction shall be bar to
the use of docks by the DmissO Of EDi grants
Hr OK sustained his motion AZ length pontiog out
the importance of the BILL and the necessities for the
Mr.. MAGUIRE hoped tbs bin would be laid aside
so that he and other members of the House could
anime IL.
The motion was lost
Further debate vss then bad when
Mr. WYGANI moved tie P5eyy ds qno,d,o IN
port Of the committee was agreed 70
The bill was ordered to a third rea1irg.
Mr WELLS rep ried the bill to amend the act for
the Prevention of lntepperance, Pauperlsm and
Crime. Referred to a committee of the whole.
Mr.. HUNT from a N ,joriy of the Committee, re-
ported the til providing letting, by contract la
Dor of convicts at sing s'og P'son.
The report was egreed 20, aud the bill ordered to
third reading.
To incorporate the Baptist Historical Society Of the
CITY of New-YOTk.
10 provide for the due ap)oltonment Of taxes aud
assessments and for tho sale o. real estate to pay the
game. D,,
maintenance, enlargeuenr aud construction OF the
canals for the f.cal year. com llencng October ,
1855 and authorizing a loan Tor the enlargement and
constIucton OF the Canals.
Revenues. o.
This bill provides for a l mill tax
MIR ATTKEN moved to re commit, with ihsruc-
tops 10 strike cut the quarter ml lnere was no ne
Cessity for it wbstever. Tee Chairman OF the Com
niitee of Ways aud MesDs hs1 made an erroneous
estimate Of the properly OF tbs State
MIR. GLEASON ru-ta'ned the motion.
Mr. BLATCHFORD SAID there was no other way
% provide for paying tue Dtsrest on the State ceot'
The one mil would be Necessary rthe 9neral uno.
The motion carIied-63 20 10, and the quarter
mill vas ordered to be stricken out Recess TO f. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BILLS PASSED.
To amerd the Charter OF the Kings County Mutual
Insurance Company
MIR BLATCHFORD moved to recommi the Sup
ply bin with instructions to strike out all tems ex-
cept these required for the support OF The Govern
mept; for the compensation Of the officers OF the
Legislature az provided by law for the pay nent OF
the chap aims and employees Of thu CAoi-
tel AID for the buidinge actually owned by the State
TIE rules were suspen led and the bill referred
The bill TO t4ke evidence on the claims OF ths
Rochester milers for compens ,tou for IMAGES came
up on its third reading, and On motion OF Mr..
BLATCHFORD, who took toto account the present
condition of the treasury. laid on the table.
IL is understood that the back track will be taken
on both the above bills, if the House will agree TO
raise he State tax TO a mill and quarter.
EVENING SESSION
BILLS PASSED.
Relative 10 the collection of taxes on lands Of non
re4id.rts and for the s-le of such lands.
To regulate the distr button of the assets OF insol-
vert savipgs banks
To enable the school in the FIVE Points, New York,
70 participate ia the Schoo Fund
Relative 10 the fling of manuscripts OF u1gmen's
from the Marine and District Courts OF Nea-iork'
The Sepetes resolutions relative TO slavery ana
Secret Societies, read aud laid upon the table,
A, journed.