New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27
ASSEMBLY.

The House met at l. and but little business OF
general interest vas Transacted.
Among the reports made were the following bills;
By Mr. SEYMOUR-To amend the Revsed
Statutes relative TO the collection Of debts due tie
State ON lost papers and evidences Of debts.
By Mr.. BLAiCHFORD-To amend the act en-.
forcing the responsibility Of tbs stockholders IN GER
tain Banking IrcOrpora,ons and Associations, as pre-
fcrbed by Inc Constitution and to provide Tor the
prompt payment Of demands against such Corpora
tions ard Associations, passed April >, 1873.
Mr. b. ask ed that this bill might be put on ia final
passage forthwith. lie exp aimed that II IN
ne fact that the law referred to was defective, mas
much as it omitted TO grant authority to tbs Bank Su-
perpendent to hold certain securities placed IN his
iards TO redeem the notes Of broken banks. Two
b,nks in New YoIk, the Kuickerbocker aud Empire
CITY lnbs he'd failed, and he held on the securities.
Ip cor sequence Of this lie was threatened with lay.
suit to comp him To yield these securities. This bill
was intsi ded to supply the on ission.
The bill was r. al and passed.
by MIR. LITTLEFiELD--ro authorize trustees OF
orphan asyluIns to bind out children committed to
their charge.
City of Brooll Ign. Ordered to third reading.
By NJ. LEIGH-Tc create q Fund in aid of tho
Ne6-York Juvenile Asylum.
NIAGARA FALLS sHIP-cASAL.
A message was received FROM the Governor, trans
hitting resolutions passed by the Michigan Lsgsla-
ture urging Congress - make grant OF land to the
STATE OF Ne~.York 10 aid in the construction oil a
iLip canal around the Fails oil Niagara IN.
Referred 70 the Committee on Commerce and Nav
isaiiOn. 80,
poRylGN PAUPFRs iSD CRINISALs-TBE SirCRALIzA-
TION LAWS.
4 message wss received from the Governor, uans-
mtipe The following resolutions, received from the
Governor Of Rhode Island, AZ passed the Generai
Assembly of that state, at The January session
Reoed Thst sensioI and Reprsse 10 Coestes
h. ard thew hereby requested to urge upon tue coaiefe
ton of necessity passing law I'm DOSING severe
nerae. against the introduction importation INTO t1s
ronv of for.gn and foreign cTunas since the
nttuction hrst-nsmed class Of foreigners Calculated
10 iurse able tsXss upon cens and oil no ss
class TO corrupt the public morals add endanger th7 pao
safety. ....... l.. r 49,,
e and thew hereby requested 70 their best exef ons
IN procue he passage BY the National Legislature OF ne"
Naturalization Law which shall require previous con
m mona reoeuee II in This county 70 enable 81
e 10 becoue thereof; and that ell processes and
s,bs ecnred by such shall be required 10 Dc LAD and
United es ana before Judge OF Judges thereoi 10 open
Court -, ,,.. H. r.o,.a.,.J
the above resolutions 10 our senators ,i
Ia Copsress be by them presented 20 then
respective Houses Of Congress and TO the Governors OF ne
other states with request that they Do eoHmnho1e' " ~
On motion Of Mr.. VAN ETTEN, referred to Sc
lect Con niitee.
BILLS PASSED.
The hill 10 amend the Gct for the preservation Of
the public health far as the sa ne reees 10 CERTAIN
counties, was put on its passage and iost.
motion TO RECONSIDER. however, was i'Aa Vn INC
table tax ing the bill with It. ,r,-.,..; =.
Pending a motion 10 reconsider the biu relAu'e 10
closing Street in Brooklyn, the House adjourned