New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
ASSEMBLY.


Ny DAVIDSON, limiting the amount of notes
which the Superiotent ent Of the Banking Department
may ifsue on bond aud mortgages pledged security
for circulating notes.
Mr. GLEASON, 10 amend the act incorporating add
regulating TELEGRAPH Companies. Third reading.
Mr. SEYMOUR 10 ameud the law relative 20 gracs
90 sight drafts. Al.o to amend the r. S. to compel
Determination OF Gains to real property.
Mr. VAN ETIEN 10 prevent horse-racins for
waeeTs N Queens County.
Mr. BAKER reported the bill to amend the act TO
establish Courts Of Civil and criminal Jurisdiction n
Brooklyn.
Mr.. 8 KEEFE, pr4vidiug for a rev apportion.
met Of taxes and for the sale Of real estate for the
pay meDt Of toe same.
Mr. BOYNTON, to provide for the regulation of
the sbili les of hotel keepers Third rss1ing.
Mr.. DAVIDSON, i'll relation to the officers and
clerks Of Banks in New York aud BROOKLYN.
M. A. G. WILLIAMS TO vest the title 10 certain
lands under water, in tho Mayor and ConmonaIty Of
New York.
Mr. WEED, from the Committee of Nine, reported
the following az proper to be reported complete:
10 relation TO the SecoLo-sv. Railroad, New-York.
To dispose Of and remove Quarantine at Staten
Island.
Mr.. COLEMAN moved to except the Quarantine
bill.
The motion to except was carried.
Mr. LEIGH moved to except the act in relation to
the Second ev Railroad.
Mr.. GATES-To amend the act to sbol.h distress
Dir sIUYvEsANT-Relstive to New York Police
Cont Cliks
Mr. WATERBURY,, from minority of the Com
mitiee on the bill 10 amend t1e Chsrter Of the Man.
haitian Gas Light Co., submitted report, amending
the bill to protect consumers sgsins. ruls of
the Company TO the effect that the gas can be cut Oft
in certain cases.
The report of the minority was disagreed to: 80
to 40.
The bill for the Prevention Of Intemper, Paup.
eritm ard Crime was received from the Senate with
ameL dmeLtB.
ISee Albany Letter. After passing the bill, the
House adjourned 10 4 y.
WOMAN 5 RIGHTS.
Mr.. RICKERSON, from the Select Committee,
consisting OF himself ard Messrs. Aiken L)urie,
Rioer Masters, Baker, Wes Stanton snd j. Bennett,
to whom referred the potitiODltOr WOmaus Right
to SuflIsge, reported that the Committee have had
the same under consider tion, and unaninousy ra-
port sdversely to the prayer Of the petitioners:
Mr.. RICKERsON, from the same Committee, to
whom was referred the petition " for the Jus. and
'equGl lights of woman, reports that the Conmttee
have civ, obi, ct OF the petition that exaoIAaon
which time ara circumstances would sllow, aud re-
port fayorsbly thereupon, as embraced IN the 0IoF
ine bile which they AJAX leave to introduce
An Acr to chapter "a rifle 5th of Pat "a Of the Re
vssd s,sn,es, entitled :" OF tide to real property BY
s,oTI"S l. Chapter ? Title of Part of the Revised
shuttsi. hereby AMENDED by adding thereto the following
sections. ,----.-, Ill. - - q,
lived with his wife caring msuis' OF Il the 'ne.1ts pc
living era hA''Bs lived With her ha.eeaa
born born Of such mbrsge or OF prior mnh.e me
h'aIse 'bs descend to the ,aIysins Sa.oaa. ., ~s
hesnee the ntesate on the pMt oil the snef OF
SIC All set. and parts Of acts inconsistent with the pro
visions OF this Act are hereby repealed
BILLS PASSED.
To reduce the psr value OF the ehares OF me OLD
Harlem Railway Stock.
In relation to the Justices Of the Peace in the late
City of Willismsburgh.
To increase the capital stock of the Manhattan a.
A motion was m sde to recommit this bill to make it
conform to Mr.. Waterbury's bill, who charged it was
not amended as directed.
Mr.. OKEEFE said it was reported in violation of
good faith.
II was sssed under the previous question.
To amend tie act in relation to the Construction OF
Railways in Cites.
Mr. COLEMAN hoped the bill would be laid aside,
as there was fraud connected with II.
Mr. MATHEMATICS that is so it Is sure
Mr.. LEIGH moved TO recommit. Mr.. Coleman
wanted to kill the bill. There was not q member
from be City who dared to vote for the BILL
Mr. A. G. WILLIAMS sad it was an aboninaole
scb.ne.
Mr.. MUNDAY said the bill was well known in
New York. The Board of Councilmen, by vote OF
81 to 49, had voted for it.
UIder the previous question the bill was passed,
and the House refused 10 reconsider the vote.
Relative to stealing al forging Railroad Tickets.
The House then took recess.
tyENIHG SESSION.
4 bill was reported which authorizes certain Rail
road Companies 10 aid in the construction Of The Leba'
non Springs Railway.
The bin TO compensate for losses by notes was lost,
and motion ms5e 10 reconsider laid on the table.
The bill 10 Ind the act for the formation OF Com
paIies to Navigate Rivers and Lakes was also lost.
BILLS PASSED.
To FIX the salary Of the Deputy Attorney Genersl.
To incorporate the Biughamton, Oswego and Penn-
sylyaIis Slack Water Navigation Co.
To facilitate education among Indians.
To requisite the liability Of hotekeepers. This bill
does not relieve the keepers from responsibility ia
csse Ioces affixed on the doors &c. Adjourned.