The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

OF promise OF marriage, assault battery false impr
sonment, and debt not exceeding Sio0. Any person
claiming TO have Of action against another for
any OF thr above, may serve upon him written sum
mons TO appear before a court OF concilatiougivag
hve days notice, TO be served the manner ss
prescribed by Law Tor summons Ia o civil action. The
parties appearing are 10 be received apart from all
Others by the court and shall be the duty court
TO hear their and 20 endeayor to reconcile
their differences. But when an infant or married
woman IA on. OF the parties the presence OF tho
Parties may voluntarily appear before he court without
any notice. II reconciliation BE- had TN. fact Ia 70 bs
recorded in book Of records with without specifying
the terms ~ the parties may agree aud shall be srned
by both parties and be the dnn decision and
ton OF the matter in controversy II judymsat against
certified by Judge hled in the County Clerks once
and enforced the judgment Of county court II in
stead Of reconciliation between the parties they both
agree To submit 10 the decision OF the court the facts
shall be 80 stated on the record and signed and the
Judgment Of the court shall have the effect pro
vded In the case Of reconciliation. after service Of
the notice either party falls 10 pear rcconcii
alton agreement Aforesaid IL 10 when they do
appear the shall be fully recorded by tn. Judge
Tho entries In the book OF records certified copies
properly aesie shall be evidence Of the facts they sst
forth and shall be Furnished to either party upon Appa
cation therefor In any action hereafter brought for
the recovery Of damages for any OF action forth
In the bl tho plan,h shall not recover costa unless
he produce at the trial certified copy OF the records to
prove that he has awaited himself OF the OF tho
bill The defendant TO any such action shall not
cover costs when appears by the record that he has
been served with the note and failed 20 sppear before
the court Of eonciiiaon when u case "a urgent
not TO Justify delay the action may be commenced with
out the notice and appearance required by tho bill and
II the plaintiff afterwards gives the notice and appea r~
before the court he cost. accrung subss-
qucnt 10 such appearance In actions between par,nsrs
principal and agent IL either party proves that he
has previously made an oner In writing 10 submit the
matter In diieIence 10 arbitration no coats shAl bs
awarded against him. But the arbitration must consist
Of three competent and disnterescd persons
chosen by each party and the turd by concurrence of
the t~o parties or by court Of conelation, IL shall
be the duty Of the judg. OF such court To aid With hls
advice any who shall ask II respecting hs df
ferences with another No party TO any admission or
declaration made before court of concation shall ~
bound thereby or responsible therefor In amy other
judoia proceeding except prosiesd in this act No
fee ~ to be received by judge supervisor for any
services rendered In court Of eonclia,ion.
Mr.. HHopts, 30 amend the charter Of Brooklyn, re-
hting Ia the salary ~ Kings county
Mr. MCGUIRE TO prevent the circulation cf bills OF tho
banks other States unless the redemption Of the
IL cured by State stocks
Mr. BUSHNELL, 90 regulate the operation of foreign
railroads owned by companies out of this State
Mr. sruYvEAsr 70 provide Tor the election OF certain
Judicial officers of thb city OF Now York . separate
ballot In relation TO the justices OF the Marine aud Jus
tees Courts and their clerks IN tha city OF Now York
Aorioss AND RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. Sri1niss, that when the House adjourn II bs To
this afternoon Adopted.
Mr.. ODII, referring to the Judicisiy commi,t-s tho
popriey Of ameniment 10 Code OF Procedure Ia relation
TO issues OF law Adopted.
Mr.. Eanss, directing the committee on banks 70 In
quire whether any coupans. IN this State had
been doing business illegally. Adopted.
Mr. GLEASON, that 900 extra copies of the ConciiiA-
tion Court bill be printed. Referred,
con mt.e 10 visit the Criminal Courts, kc., Of Nov
York, a. amended by the senate Lost
Mr. Ikr1, making tho bill for the Suppression Of In
temperance the special order for this afternoon, st
O'Clock. Lost
Mr. coyry 70 print 900 additional copies Of tho tsm
psraDce reports. Referred
Mr. EAnD called up the resolution enqulrng tbs
amount on deposit In the bAnks Of this state aud psv
cenisge paid on thsss deposits Mr. " hsa offered this
resolution iD order 20 asosrtain what security dcpotsa
In savings bank have The resolution adopted.
She Housg thsD adjourned toaP,M
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Temperance bill VAS again taken up and the
opd section being sii before the eomini,se, numerous
amendments were proposed, ell OF which vera vots<
down.
During the DEBATE, Mr. 0Kssfe, Of Nsu YORK nAle .
violent attack upon the leaders of ths
ment, mimickng In voice and manner two Of thea
Mr. stebbins, Of Monroe and Mr.. Leigh of Ees York.
Mr.. LEOH replied, and the debate tous Lively tara
After heightened discussion, Mr. CoLssAs, Of Ssv
dressed the House in support ~ his motion in very
dsnhed speech In the Of bis remarks be red
a letter from Mayor Wood, 10 which that gentl~mss
states his belief 10 the efficacy of the present a~s for
preventing irtsupsranee II strictly snofeed soi says
that the number Of pars. tept opes tho Sabbath f
tie sale Of liquor In Ne~ Yort, has been reduced ~
him from 900 ~ the commencement Of his admnIs
traton, 70 tsenty air la.t sunday.
Mr. LEgH thought The closing Of thsse houses In
tended for effect upon the leg slatare,
The House sdlouTnsd without coming 20 q vote on
Mr.. Coenan's motion. 70 no progress vas .ais.