New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09

no.ls for them 70 bes.cv ordinary attention the
| debate. -,
The bill will be discussed again. this sfternoca,
Then il ia Understood M. GRO SBY in behalf OF the
mipority of the Select Committee on Temperance,
will introduce bill As substitute for the one now
before the Sci ate The following is substantial
,ypoo.is OF Mr.. ca bill
% fos tHePt 1t hotels ana Restsnraa'. Of kef'o
tories. and ,s.rs ,o "a.hi 70 p or.nf
a, " p~r,on f. md intoxicated.
"a IL preveDuthe sale or REHABILITATION OF any sepno % 10
nsnuf.curd Gom scotol either separately collectively
ssa,. 20 D. "a or 10 ., ndec
people of the either beverage, or fof
' 4S IT permits Ss 81. q s5SS9 BY s.on
.coso In iu crude state sor neeh.n,e ,ss rsoa.
OF course this substitute will be rejecteai out Tue
prevailing opinion is, ever among Svnators' ths' ths
clauses Of The bill sbch Authorizes search eaa ser
z,ne" ard justified destruction mus' 10 stricken
ont Of IA, Assembly bill before It can pass
Tsrr.rsT on .0TEs DRAFTS AND BILLS EXCHANGE.
NJ apyNCFR introduced the following bill:
s,r,ox 80 issory note erst. bill Of exchange.
not s,sps ore months shall be void by ei'on
Of e'sos q az me :. p OF NOV va TO-, ~, o. .
BY .Do proof that greater rate Of inter
,reb sote dr.ft or bill p.inds may recover the
co psd lent or advanced not in
cover interest costs from the defendant
.ry way sDy Bank Company take
or per cent per snrum interest on any
loans or discounts made h7 them.
SEC s. This Act shall take effect immediately.
NEW CITY HALL FOR NETWORK.
Ny BARR presented memorial from the MAYER
of NewYork, asking for the passage of the following
bill:
Of ID. City Of New Yorh to r.e $500 b, ban and
fono the SINE for The erection Of - psw cy H,
Conn oDslty the City OF NewYork. 70 by loan
so he New Yori CITY a. .sa stock to
bear Dot eXce ding s1 per cent per snnGm Payspe
IN es and every year and shall be redeemsbe
SIC. IL .S,l be lawful for th. Mayor Aldermen and
b sbsr ~ aid s,rcs ana Of What MURDER Of shares
email ard they ore hereby authorized 70 sell aod
dpos shares public aucii'n private sale Or
by subcpon for stock and such terms thy shall
SIC The money be raised BY virtue Of this &C. shall be
sppned 1pended for the purpose Of erecting new Sy
Bsn within the melbourne Known the City Hal in the City
sc Il sb, be awfs for the Board of snPervi,ou of
the City Of New York and they are hereby empowe',
ed 70 order sod b raised by real aud
p.rop. subject isxsop In the ssd CITY in addition
az T .a . 10 s.chse the on any osn winch .y
be under this end the maturity OF such
rbSts OF THr xEw.YoRK COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mr. SPENCER presented a petition from the
Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas in the City Of
New. York, 10 be exempted from acting as msgis-
trates under the Law for the Prevention OF intem-
persnce, Psupersn and Crime The Judges state
fba, the ere sniza'on and duties Of this Court are
tuch as TO nder it impossible for them discharge
the additional duties propo:ed They say they would
not ak 10 be discharged from any duties which the
Legislature miPht impose upon them were their per-
Torrance possible; but they represent thst their
official duties already oDerous and are increasing;
and say that there are other Courts in the City 10
which this duty might more justly be assigned. II
comparison Of the iabor performed by the different
Courts is t8ken criterion. They name tne Supe-
rior Court with its six Judges, IN this connection.
They say if compelled to act magistrates under this
BILL they will be forced either to abandon large por-
ton of their regular business neglect their new
duties. The petition is signed
b. wOODRUFF.
NTw.YoRK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The Committee to whom YVES referred the petition
OF Wilson G. Hunt and others for an appropriation
for the Horticultural Society Of New York, reported
adverse to granting the prayer OF the petitioners
which report was agreed TO by the Senate.
THE ISEBRIATE ASYLUM.
The bill amending the Charter Of this Institution,
go 40 to allow it's officers TO retain such ineorstes a.
go there voluntarily, for three or Six months as they
NAV deem most proper instead of allowing them 10
leave soon as sobered, as now, was ordered TO
third reading.
A motion TO strike out the enacting clause, met
with little support.
OUR COLONIAL HISTORY.
Mr.. PUTNAM Introduced a bill TO amend the act
Of 1919, authorizing the publication OF Colonial ooc-
uments 80 AZ TO give to the Controller and the he-
gents OF the University the supervision OF the print-
ing and public alton of such documents.
sEAMES's FUND RETREAT.
Mr. SPENCER introduced a bill with the follow
ing provisions: r..
TO the rustees the ssmens Fund Retreat equal quar-
tery payments. be made on the first days OF May tnt'
November February In each and every year. al am0up
eoun 10 seven per cent per annu the Of f725O o.
SEC The Trustees Of the Retreat are authorized to pay
,hs proper for the support and reef OF the
destitute tel o. nm noheTs wives 50 ths fad. Of M
Retreat such time and places as shall by them be oeeeo
best calculated to Tsas zoe S's SESSION
The Temperance bill was discussed