New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
Especially Reported for The N. z. Tribune

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 6, 1885.
PETITIONS
Were presented this morning, praying for the pas
SAGE of a law which will prevent diversion OF the
Common School Fund for sectarian purposes; and,
also for an amendment to the general Plankroad law.
REPORTS.
The Committee on Cities and Villages report in ia.
xor az amending the act Consolidating the Cities oil
Rrookl, n and Williamsburgh and the Town of Bush
wick; and also the act Incorporating tue brooklyn
Fire Department.
The Bank Committee reported in favor OF passing
the bill TO prohibit Bonds and Mortgages being re-
ceived nv the Superintendent Of the Banking Depart
ment as basis for banking
BILLS NOTICED.
Mr. BISHOP gave notice that he would at an early
dsy introduce bill relative to extra Judicial oshs.
Mr. MUNROE-Of a bill to secure better super
yision and regulation of Railroads.
Mr. SPENCER introduced bill Of great bulk re.
latye to the collection Of taxes non-resdens and
that one of the chief objects Of the bill is
that all such lands sod for taxes shall be redeemed at
the Controllers office only.
The RIGHTS OF SUFFRAGE.
Without previous notice. Mr.. BROOKS had leave
TO introduce a bill entitled "An Act to protect and
lesalize the Rights Of Suffrage in the State OF New
York" Ii provides that hereafter, IN addition TO
the present directions for the naturslizson OF CIT
zens in the Courts Of our State every person desir
Gus of being naturalizsd shall in order to be en-
titled 10 the privilege of vote, make registry aud
obtain in the following m.nne; Every person de
oil
ale rerort Of hmse If under the OF u years, or
held bound 70 service shall be reported By his parent slsrn
or master TO Jujse Of the District Court OF the District
where snh aliens shall reside TO some other state
Court OF Record and such report shall ascertain the n.pe
birth rlsce nation and allegiance OF each aleu- tosene
win ne try whence he CT she snt the psee OF
rs or her intended settlement and u shal be the outy OF
.,., JuSse ~ receiving such Report 70 have the same re-
.r.ss In hs once ard 10 the person making saeh re-
non and 10 each individual concerned therein wsene'eh
~. he required certificate under his hand ard sea- OF once
~ such rrport registry and such esrheate shsI
10 ..hihed 70 the BY every alien who may Hrve u
~. s,te after OF this act his sppnc,on 70 o.
a evidence OF the time OF his srva in the Untec
s,,te, Ard further alien shall receive certinests o.
e,.p,hip or be entitled to vote until he shall present. eve
Ssnce of having filed before some regularly eonstiutec
CONT OF Record evidence Of his eomphsaee WIN .ae
fresors provisions And, whenever tue Judss 9,
Couit shall ssni, alien 20 the pSvneses ., ~ %
,neh record sha eeite full lenth the fac" as tne
residence of such applicant both 10 the ossa NEE. ~.
shp w,s made and the tine when tie eSinsa's o.
PATTON vss granted : No cerbhese OF nHuraufsuoh
sh. be granted by Court OF thn s.ss re
the cath or Of citizens Of the Uaited STATES
Of the naturalization laws have besr eomphse win
both as the term OF residence in the country ana the GOO
moral character OF the applicant
RESOLUTIONS. .
The consideration Of the resolution anthoriIn tue
Governor TO appoint counsel TO assist the Aeo!nSy'
General in the Lennon Slave csss, wa rssumsa' 'n'