New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03
ASSEMBLY.

BROOKLYN.
Mr. MAcUIRE brought before the Assembly to-day
the following:
Banking Associations III the Cities Of New York and
SECTION No President Vice President, Cashier Assist
Hocison in the Cities Of NewYoI OF sootyD, shall oct
fss.ss srse,; or indrses the ices Of the Notary
'' SEC 2 This act shall take effect immediately.
REPORTS.
Mr.. j. p. BENNETT to facilitate the collection OF
debts sg8iDst plankroad companies.
Mr.. RAYMOND, in relation to steamboat excur-
bons Third resdng Aso for the relief of the
Church of St. Andrew. in Richmond County. Third
reading.
Mr.. GATES, the Rochester Millers' Claim BILL
Mr.. BAKER, to allow nleeiinate children to in
hert property. Also to Increase the fees Of Justices
of the Peace, witness ard Constsbes in civil cases.
Mr.. BLATCHFORD reported, as proper TO be
ported comp].te the bill TO amend the Charter of
the MAJ bsitsn Gas Light Company.
Mr.. WATERBURY moved TO recOmmt ths biz to
the Con Inittee OF the Whole This bill had been
twice under dscussiou ia Committee Of the Whole
and that Committee bad refused to report it to the
HOuse. 1t outrage On the House for this
Comu ittee to thus propose 10 take bill under such
orcumstances out of the heDds Of the Committee of
the Whole lie would like to know what influence
had been brought to bear to bring about this move
ment.
Mr.. FITCH defended the action CT the Committee
saving that the bill bsd been fully discussed in the
Committee of the Whole. Besides. "a opposition bill
had been reported by TIE Com pitee of Nine, aud it
was 10 more than just ths this bill 81 Juld receive the
same favor. The House bad the power, eventually,
TO reject the bill if il cav 1T.
MI RIDER alec sustained the report Of the Com
mttee. He said the opposition was based upon selfish
motives. go
MIR WATERBURY deDed that his opposition
originated in any rs 6fh motives. He considered this
company as monopoly seeking futaer power; linus
bin had not beer ash cd foI BY the psOs OF the City
of New York, but merely by the COMPANY: lie OBJ
iected 10 this mode of dtprving him sad others OF the
pryilepe of discussing this bill IL was proceedng
never heard of before lf the Committee OF the
Whole desired that this bill should 60 10 third read
inc that Committee could so ORDER II.
Mr. O'KEEFE stated that Mr.. Seymour and him.
self members of the Committee. had repeste 1y re-
slated propositions to report this DILL owing 10 s -
portarce And be proceeded to say that this bill was
calculated TO increase The power OF 'ns Co pauy ~
a magnitude which would be extremely DANGEROUS TO
the citizens of New-York: Mr. % N Also referred 70
The answer recently seIt in by this Company to the
House cheracteriziug ii as wholly and eatlreiy I'M
satisfactory He moved to lay the Report on the ia
Bile. Lost-24 TO AZ
Mr. OKEEFE again, at length, spoke against tnls
bill, claiming that there shcnld be IN 1t II passed,
nome restriction in the peoples favor 1t was Ike
water-when once brought into use, 1t coud MOI DC
dispersed with. s .ho
bill ordered TO be reported complete.
Recess 10 o'clock l.. nj.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. WEED reported the bill extending the pro-
yaions of the law for letting the Cansl repairs oy
contract Also, a bill for the prevention of Canal
frauds. -...,.
The amendments to the Idiot AsylGm Appropriation
bill were coBcurred in.
The bin to restrict snd equaize the fees Of N,tsres
Public wac passed.
Also the bill TO annex Boston Corners to the town
OF Ancram.
Also the bill to authorize Banking Associations to
act as ogepts in certain cases
Also the bill to amend the charter of the New York
Academy Of Music
The General Appropriation bill was made the
ppecial order for Wednesday
A recess was then taken till hslfpsst seven ocloek
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. AITKEN Introduces bill relative to tran
scripts from inferior Courts in New York, and sup
Elementary proceedirg s in said Courts.
MIR. s. Is. COLE introduced bill to incorporate
the Womans Educational Society.
BILLS READ AND PASSED.
To incorporate the Hebrew Female Benevolent
Society of the copgreg alton of Shsreth lsrael'
Fer the election Of Judicial Officers on separate
To restrain Banks of Issus and Deposit from act
ing as Savings Banks. .,
10 punish the fraudulent issue and transfer Of stock
Adjourned.