New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-05
ASSEMBLY,

Mr.. COCKS asked cousen. to give nouce OF OH
authorizing the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaly OF
New York to purchase the Crystal Palace
Mr. LEIGH objected.
LEIGH presented remonstrence from Good
bue g. Co. and other merchants, agaiEst the Hell
Gate Navigation Co. Charter bill
REPORTS.
Mr. WAGER relative 10 the Collection OF Taxes
On non. resident lands, and provide for SAFE OF same
for unpaid taxes Third reading.
MIR. s. SMITH, to charter the Agricultural Society
Of the County of Kings.
MIR. MAY reported the bill for the Payment Of the
Claims of the Soldiers of 1912. $4,000
Mr.. ALLEN, to amend the Brooklyn and Williams
bureh Consolidation act. Third reading.
Mr. BLAKESLEE, for the Preservation of Fish in
Lake George Also, the West Farms Fire Depart
Mr Relative to filing transcripts
Of judgments fiom inferior Courts in New-fork.
Third reading.
ards to build pier In the Twelfth Wsrd, Brooklyn.
Mr. IVANS-To authorize the Gene cry of Ever
greens to sell portion of their lands Third reading
Mr. " FED reported, as proper to be reported com.
plete, the following: IN relation 70 the CLERKS OF
Police Courts in New-York, and their duties. To
amend the act to aboish distress for rent Relative
80 the office Of Public Administrator in the City OF
New. York. To remove the Quarantine. &c. In re-
lstion to the Second Railroad in the City OF New
York.
Mr. MAGUIRE moved to except the Quarantine
Removal bill. Carried.
MIR. AllhEN moved 10 except tue SocOnu df. IL ALL
road bill. Carried.
The report. as to the other bills was agreed to.
MIR WATERBURY, to charter the Yonkers Water
Works Co. Third resoing.
Mr. AITKEN relative TO the salaries OF Justices OF
Superior and other Courts, New.York.
Mr. COCKS, in relation to Hamilton Square New
York Third rssoing.
Mr.. WEED, relative to Public Administrators of
the City Of New-York.
M s SMITH, to charter the Brooklyn Gsrden.
Third reading.
Mr. JIMMERSON, TO charter q company to intro
duce into the service the American code of
signals. Third reading
A message received from the Governor. trans
i,pg resolutions adopted by the Legislature of Ar
kasAs sustaining the action of Congress in repeating
the Missouri Compromise.
On motion OF Mr. EERDON, they were refsrred
10 Select Committee.
mir JONES brought in bill to amend the act for
opening and grading Divison-sv., Kings County.
Mr.. LOUVRE broug ht in s bill 10 extend the time
in which the Washington County Central Railroad
Company shall commence construction OF road.
Mr.. FITCH reported the bill to increase the cap
ital stock OF the Manhattan Gas Light Company
MIR. MAGUIRE moved to rscommt with instruc-
lions to amend by striking 81 50 per 900 cubic
feet ana inserting 81. Lost
The report was agreed 70, and the bill ordered 70
third residing.
Mr. WATERBURY,, from the Committee on the
Manhattan Gas Light COmpsny bill, stated thst the
majority had promised him that they would not report
mill this afternoon. Ii il was politically honest TO
break that promise il not personally honest. He
then stated that he would make minority report
Tomorrow.
Mr. FITCH said there was no promise that the
Committee would not report until this afternoon. bu