New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
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feetive end the ee' S.red me-
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has Den ob.trs,ed that while N. i own sat- snd
Uried states. have afforded esmoss ,eSIy Ard
have quite f.lsd to 90 80 ne a, t5ei, ian vaae
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result esh sale Ia D,r,psnt for the .euy AID
the .s,mpton Of circus ion 10 D ol9,oA % TIA:
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az, yoSer present Free Banking Law especi1y % fi
a. security for it. creustio Is oones'nee generally s..o
on und and substantial principle and practice snd 81 10
requisite TO insure s pefmsneney sn1 e2mnana 10, On
Bd eonfdense to remove ron ne ooS1 so. .,s an
se the public will be msteyy served BY IT, snd th- ~
g. Of our Stat ,ocF. viii siys to vsIae
Which fail 10 IN the benefit o. me stsps
last sss year Of di...f and
ard isDkiDs credit in other state. have srumneo 20
tior have passed the tri With few sooo'S
eIss..d character for stability claim for eooadsnce
Your Committee bss report tue bill herewith AMI
THE HARLEM RAILROAD.
Mr. BLATCHFORD, from the Committee on Rail-
roads 10 whom WAS referred the memoir 81 Of the
Harlem Rsrosd Company reported IN favor OF the
sscros The psr value Of each share Of the old csOit:
ssoes The New YORK and Harlem ksroad Company snail
SC Tbs set hall take effect whensveri shan be
proved ost senes nsepg o. the hoae,I c "a
SIC TIE Dnecto Of the Com thal give me same
a. reSnired BY law to be sen 0r election Of Directo
and tie ballots sbsi b. severty marked res OF 40.
s ssS. nsss seDi of D.t On Tie
LIABILITIES or HOTEL.KEEPERs
The Committee on Trade and danuf4ctures reported
in favor Of the folio Siog bill 20 regulate the Iiao
ties of Hotel Keepers. Provisions - follows:
c Hos5s e ip oo Of .pch boel or chsr
pl.ce for the safe keeping Of money goo Is
or belonging the quests Of snch hotel and shall
notify the guests thereof by po.i notoe l'aog the isct
such Safe provided sod in witch such money jewels
by sueb gue In a conpcuous and such goest shall
neglect deposit 'uch money jewels or ornaments In .ueh
sse he proprietor or propneto OF such hotel sha not oe
hso.e :, s%y h O ss,.i NV 'be't or oiBsr,yise
Whenever The proprietor propreors Of any hotel
shall post conspicuous 10 the Gu
peo thereof notice equidns such suest 70 bolt
The door Of such rooms leaving his room or
lock the door bis sno 70 deposit the key Or
thereof with the clerk A. the ONCE ant sgch guest
shall NEGLECT do the proprietor roprsts OF such no
shall be abs for baggage Of such guest which may
MANHATTAN GAS COMPANY
The Special Committee of the New York Dslega-
zion reported favorsby the bill increasing thec4p
itsl stock Of the Manhattan Gas Light Company Of
the City of Newly York with some amendments. The
bill ar reported is follows:
Of r1s EP pr aew S By an i
a An Ae t. "eS5p9 sc the nsn9@n 80. 70
at ucbi times and in such manner ~ the Board Of Directors
Sc SAID Company shall supply every inb.btsat Of the
City Of NevYoTk shall Request II and who shall for
may reeus provided said sss supplied where the mains
pipes Of said Company now or may be hereafter lad Of
price exceeding three dollars per thousand cubic eet
SECOND GAS BILL.
The Special Committee Of the Ner-York Deega-
ton reported in favor Of bill to amend the "Ac to
incorporate the Gas Light Company of the City OF
New-York" passed March %, 1923.
SECTION Ishali be lawful for the NewYork Gas Lah,
Company of the City Of to purchase t4se sod hold
Tor their and business purposes and no more;
provided the value Of eeh real estate or property shall not eN
SIC SO much OF the first section Of the hereby
i as s aso ri po VITA Ibis hereby spsed
The bill to extend the time for the collection OF
taxes received from the Senate with an s'nend-
mountaineering the 18th Of March in place of the LIST
of April -
CONCUR is.
Mr. MUNDAY moved an adjournment.
Mr.. O'KEEFE called for tho Ayes and Nays, and
they were Ayes II and Nays, 100.
TN TEMPERANCL BILL.
The CHAIR announced the special order OF the
GRy-fhe
MIR. COLEMAN moved To recommit this bill,
with instructions to STRIFE out the ensgng clause.
The CHAIR d,cioed that bill couli be re-
con mted, except for special amendment. ihe
motion therefore. wss not IN order.
Mr.. OKEEFE moved to recommlt with lnstrnc-
hoss to strike out the 18th section. Dir. U n. was
proceeding, when
TIE CHAIR reminded him that he must conhne
his remarks strictly TO his motion.
Mr.. MUNDAY sustained the moonto reeommIt.
MIR WISNER moved the previous question.
Mr. O'KEEFE moved TO lay the motion on the Ia
BILE and called the Ayes and Noes.
MIR. A. &. WILLIAMS asked to be excused from
voting. saving thai while he was in favor OF Pro-
hibitory Law be was opposed to the one before the
House
The motion to lay on the table the call for the pre-
yious question was lost: Ayes, A.; Noes 81.
Mr.. KEEFE moved an adjournment sane de.
The CHAIR decided such motion out OF order
Mr. O'KEEFE then moved on sdjOurnmsnt and
called the AYES and Noes Lrst: Ayes, 20: Noes go.
At Il O'Clock, Z. NJ, Mr.. o KEEFE rose to ques-
ton Of privilege He called for the execution OF the
rule which adjourned the House on the arrival OF the
time mentioned
bill had been commenced, and, therefore, the House
could not be adjourned pending lis reaaiOg.
Dir. OKEEFE moved gu adjournment. Lost
The CHAIR, under the rule explained ms deolsion'
The first or previous question was on the passage
of the bill or in other words its third reading or
dered to take place to-day. The motion to commit,
made this morning, secondary question, and
was cut off by the call for the previous question:
The decision of the Chair was then sustained
The call for thu previous question was also sns-
faned-Ayes "a. Noes 81
The reading of the bill was then proceeded with
THE FINAL VOTE.
When the third reading OF the bill WAS concluded
the calling of the list the final vote was immei
ately commenced Mr.. AlTkEN name being first
ON the list that gentleman asked to be excused from
Raj NOR f'pdf n