The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06


PREPARING FOR w0RK-NoTICEs OF BILLS TO BE IN
TRoDUCED-NoN RESIDENTS AND TAxATIoS-THE
TWENTY SEVENTH SENATORIAL DrsTRICr-THE PRO-
HIBTToRY BILL-FINANcEs OF THE STATE, ETC.
ALBANY, Jan. ., 1856.
Both houses win be prepared to engage in legislative
business in the Of week. Notice already
given of large number Of bills which members intend
to introduce Mr.. Munday informed the House this
morning, that he intended to bring In bill to grant
property holders lines OF streets TO be opened power
to conduct the opening at their individual expense
and supervision, without being compelled to pay CON-
MISSIONS as has long been the case amounts greater
than property adjoining is worth Such law should
be adopted and every real estate uptown should
send petitions for t.
bin, which Mr. Leigh has given notice Of prevent
the destruction Of New York harbor the which
met with such earnest opposition last year from Brook
yn The old fight of water Jurisdiction viii be revived
between the rival cities.
bill passed the Senate in committee this morning.
compelling residents doing business in Sew York 70
pay taxes upon their capital Mr. Whitney stated that
there sixty millions Of dollars ope-thrd Of which
Is owned out OF the United States which Ia not taxed
and cannot be reached under our present laws Capt.
taliss doing business in New York enjoy all the protec-
ton from fires, robbery, &C., guarded BY the police
and all tie advantages OF residents without pay
ing dollar In the shape Of taxes towards the support OF
proposed law fifty mihons be reached, which will add
greatly 70 the ;, t. IA property q ths State
are without representative in the Senate Of this State
The population Senatorial district IL more intsI
gent enterprising patriotic than that residing within
the limits Of the Twenty ninth district, and no where
exist more ready people to contribute towards the sup
port OF government by Of direct taxation brother
wise They have great share for veal or woe in the
esisation going on at Albany bat at present they
cerned In the Senate Fearing that an intention exist
among certain distinguished gentlemen 70 keep a vo,ce
iunuo t~ts
disposed Of, Mr.. Lyman OdeI = member Of the Hou.s
from Livingston county informed that body yssterday
that he should introduce bill pestpoung the elector
Myron II. CLARK shall be aIl,d This viii test the Know
Nothing strength. The Seward wings not vet having
the election for senator in the Twenty ninth district
now believed TO be intentional Mr. Odeli also intends
to Introduce bin to provide for the immediate election
OF Senator in place Of Clark. The probability is that
rather than be thus driven the wall his Mcellency
win issue his proclamation ordering the election Mr.
in season TO vote against william, II seward.
The identical copy Of the Maine liquor prshibitory
bill which Coy ssy~ou, vetoed va. introduced in the
BY Mr. W. Clark The only alteration Is that Il Il pro-
posed to take effect the Hrst Of May instead OF De-
houses by the friends Of the MEASURE II evident thar
the wings viii be driven 70 the unpleasant alternative
made TO elect United states Senator.
The acknowled eed insolvency Of the General Fund Of
the state by the compiroiles and hs recommendation TO
veInnsnt, have created wonderfni scnsation The dsg
cheney In that fund for the last IDEAL year ending the
10Th oil september, stated az nearly four hundred
and seventy four thousand dollars Is The great st..a
Of New York approaching bankruptcy
Inc annual report Of the superintendent OF the BANK
ing Depar ment and also that OF the Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, were presented Ia the House to
DAY. They are quite voumlnous and interesting ard
inc pnthe printer promises to furnish early copies for
Both houses adjourned over until Monday In eon-e.
2u'nes Of hsvpg no essDess &c transact. The SPEAKER