New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

ny N "a litste the tisl Of in the Court Of
Or and TerT, ioer, in Nes-fork CITY.
O'' "a, REDUCTION oF BILLS.
| n, GLEASON To chatter the Fal.ou aud w Ssh
! irotos 20. Fire Ir'ura'ce Co.
THR HXINTH az ATOkTAL DISTRICT.
Mr. ODFIL brought Ia. his bill to expedite II 2
csnvsss OF votes csst a. fht special election to be
leld in the XXIXib Senator's, District on the 30sh
int 10 fn the VACANCY caused by the election OF
Myron II Clsik Governor TIE hil pr)v'dss that
the votes sbsll he canves-ei on the thursday sue.
ceedipg the Tuesday the election is II be had, aud
that the result shall be nmedi sent 10 the Sscre
tsry Of State Mr. S asked that the biD might be re.
iefred 10 the delegations from Ontario and LiTings-
ton ouDtes-ih- couHties constituting the senate
rial Dis'riot referred 10.
Dir. BOYNTON objected.
Mr.. ODELL stated inst there was re.son fcr ear 2
action this subject ara he knew Of better refer
snce for h bill than 10 the delegations named, who
expected TO feel this necessity more than other
members.
Mr. LANPORT WIS surprised at an objection being
made 10 this proposition He felt deeply interested
in this matter be feared be might be led ~ say
more than be should he to give vent to his feel
iIgs He felt bun ilistec that at the very commence
meBt OF this administration, there was manifest dis
position 20 disfrsDchse the XXIXth Senator Al Dis
trcf and if this insis,ed upon, there would ariss
on il digIstOn throughout the whole S4ta-no alone
in Livingston aud Ontario-wbich would brDg into
contempt sll who were engaged IN 1t.
Mr. S. b. COLE regretted that the position Of our
Governor should be held up here in the spirit Of
admitted that Ontario and Livingston ought 20 BE-
Represented III the upper House but it would be bet
ter to secure the object With kind words
Mr.. ODELL regretted that this feeling had arisen
He bad hoped that no obec ion would be rased -
bis proportion but iha, 1t would psss without oppo-
siop The people Of the District referred to did not
want 10 be unrepreseDied in the Senate. Indeed 10
the late election, when asked tni' question, @ae..e
they wanted Myron II. Clark taken from the Senate.
they answered in @bolmlng mo. Bat ths PEG.
Die Of the Stse bOwever bad decided other wise, II
sppears and have taken him out Nov the 'p'e
Of Ontario and Livingston ask that the place may be
fllsd az soon es pos,ible 1t was their due-sn1 it
was DO more than just and proper they should be
graiifed ,.,..,
the purpose be aimed at, which was to draw out an
expression from these members. He then Withdrew
bis objection, ard
The bill was referred to the delegates from Ontario
Mr. STGYvEsANT offered the following:
AN ACT entitled An Act requiring the Pc,
lice justices IN the City Of NsS York to file records Of ell
convictions OF vagfApcy. Passed April r. 1858
sEcTIox Police Justices Of tbs Guy Of New York shall IL
case Of commitment for % ne Of cans. e BE-
siops f snd for the City aud County CT Ne
iok record ofhe proceedings mao before mem or en o.
them srd such record sha continue As part the proofs
or confession taken By such Justice together with the prison
examination which record shall be substantially In the FOL!
PROVIDES that the charge shall be duly verified fbere be
SIC No person cOnriit,d the Penitentiary, Work
house Aims House as vgrsnt shs be d,chased except
SIC s. Violations of hi, by Justices deemed msds
Mr.. GLEASON-To lay ont the Long Lake Road.
MI BALDWIN-To aid the building of the Pier
pont Fine ard Watson Road.
Mr. RHODES brought in bill TO amend the act
consolidating Brooklyn Williamsburgh, &c This
bill provides further t, complete the consolidation OF
the interests Of the Glue, Of Brooklyn and Williams
bursh by merging the two Fire Departments into
one snd making the usual provisions for the govern
Mr. RHODES-To establish fro limits and for the
more ef.c,ual prevention Of fires in the City OF
Brooklyn
Mir. RICKERSON-To increase the compensation
Of iostices jurors, and Witnesses in justices Courts
ia civil cases.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. +. W PALMER-That extra documents be
trimmed ard bound as at last session. Adopted.
Mr. LEIGH ihat the south gallery be reserved for
aGifs with such male friends a. thsy may choose to
invite.
Mr. COCKS moved to amend BY inserting " north
gallery" for " south gallery" Nr. {. sits on the
south sae of the House and Mr. l.. the north
side.
The previous question was moved, and the House
refused to order II.
The AYES and Noes being called thu adoption
Of the amendment, it was l0st-Ayes, A.; Noes, o..
Mi WARD moved to lay the subject on the table
Mr. RHODES moved an amendment, that both
Rslcres or either of them, be appropriated to the
T. the Lao its, with gentlemen Lost.
The ORIGINAL resolution was 0cOpted.
DANlDSON-Thatt the papers on file in the Sen
ate relative TO the claim Of John I. Van Astyne be
procured.
Mr LITGLEFIELD called mp the Joint resolution
providing that the present rules be referred to ajoint
! Committee Adopted.
Mr. b. COLE-1hat members, officers and re-
porters be supplied with pocket knives. Adopted.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Mr. KEEFE in The Chair. The Committee TOOK
ND The bill TO prevent the removal or sale of stone
wood timber or bark from the lands OF OnOndiga
Indian Rescry alton. Reported progress.
Adjourned 10 II A. NJ. tomorrow