New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06
M BROOKS IN the Ch-ir. Tho Committee o
tire wbole took up the Sackstts H.roor and ssa.ogs


the Whole took up the Sacketts HNoor and Ssra.cg,
Rsirosd bill
Afie- an ours debate, progres: wa reported.
Mr.. DICKINSON reported f4vorsbly Oh ths bill
relative 70 the Brooklyn City Rsilcost Provide
y At the Company may reduce their capital s14 sha
OF issue bty more stock Until tbs money thereon is
actually Isid in
To provide FOR The et.ag out ~ cost.sct, % Pfsc
labor
Authorizing certain Rsilrcsd Companies N ala IN
the construction OF tie Lebsnon Springs R4ilroii
Amending tee law relative to Plsbktoid Con-
Isries.
Authorizing County Judges to appoint CnerS for
Courts Of Record.
MARINE COURT OF NEW YORK.
Mr. ROBERTSON noticed bill cepe4lio2 tue At
patsed 1853, giving the Marine Cour' $500 iarisdc-
ten. Tie Court, previous to SO, had jursdc.or 10
the .uIn Of $3.50.
RELATIVE TO sHERIFFs
NJ ROBERTSON hlso noticed bill relative 70
fUit, brought by or against Sheriff. which provide
tba when Ster1 b'ngs sCit the party for w1nm
be act MAJ employ hs own Attorney instead Of the
Sheriff 81 Dow.
ESGIS.TRs or THE PUBLIC WORKS.
Mr. DANFORTH ioteoduced bill ooovidiug tha'
.be Sta'e Engineer and Surveyor shsll nomn 1te to
ne Ca 81 Board 40 many Rssident ID vision sod
First Assstaot EUgne rs he shall dee Necessary;
TIE the Resident Engineers shall pominsfs TO the
Division Enginesrs; and that the Stste ipioesr
thsn have power to remove any Division Resident
or Subordinate Engine for neglect Of duty and "a
port the ssme, with Il for sdch removal to
the Canal Bosrd; but in no Gaze sha the persops
rsr owed he reiOsteted, urless renOmina.ed by the
State Engineer and Surveyor.
LIGHT HOUSES.
NJ RICHARDS introduced blu amending the
sct CO dill 70 the nit St4tes urisdiC tOu
lain IoDts il tbs State to be occupied by light houses
900 keeper oSelipgs. The obect OF this bill is to
secure 10 ibt L. s. Cove nmeut good title 10 such
lance which tie oiigt al act did 10! sufficiently p-o
y.ce for
BRoOYLYH CITY CANAL.
Last everipg, Mr. HI rCHINS introduced bill,
ED THE oiDiug reported 10 fayof Of its passage,
gu 81 oiIg the at relative 10 The GOgsDus Caoa. 1t
provides for the sppoiutmeGt Of Com oissioGers 10
cischsrPe the duties relating thereto performed
by The Supervisors; ard tsO provides tbst people
owing lshos along the line OF the canal may per
form the rtQgirt O iupr6vem nts on their prop
city provided there be no delay on Their put.
COYYISEMIkT OF PERsOSs N WILLIAM BURGH ASD
Mr. HUTCUINS introduced bill repeating the
Act Of 1896 for the confinement Of certain person,
d" IN cells in tie City Of Wiams6urgh eHd To En of
Ppsbwick snd TO increase the salaries Of certain
I" officers OF said town"
CANyAssISG VOTES.
Mr. BROOKS, on the part Of the Newly York dele
gator, reported In favor Of The passage Of the fol-
iosil entitled bill this afternoon snd i, ordered
70 third reading:
An ACT to regulate the number OF ballots and baotbcxes
u"d In the City AID County Of NeE York and the
mode OF esnysssIps y'tss throughout tho stste.
The Gold Hill Mining Company bill was referred to
AFTERNOON ssssIoT.
Mr.. BROOKS reported bill Re lstve TO ballots and
ballot boxes in New York City which vas ordered to
9 liTd Ie adipg
Several Ill Of local character we're then ordered
20 = third reading.
NJ. SlERRILL presented the majority report or
the subject Of the choice Of Clerks In tae New Ork
Police Courts Adjourned.