New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. PRENDERGAST presented several petitions
asking for an extension of Women's Rights. MIR. +.
stated that undoubtedly the proper Cominltee w.re
10 receive these petitions; but the petitioners had sig
p;6ed to him that from recent manifestation on the
part of the Chairman OF that COMMITTEE Judge
Foot they would prefer that the petition SHOULD De
referred to some other COMMITTEE. ne IneIeloIs
moved their reference to the Committee OF ways ana
Means.
Mr.. FOOT remarked that if there was any other
Committee of this House that would or could unse1
the female SEX he had no objection to the reference
moved.
The motion prevailed.
REPORTS OF cOMAITTETs.
By Mr. PECK-By bill, to amend the charter OF the
'E q Mr. G'pfES; DEE%EYFor the payment of canal dam
ages 10 Elijah How.
Also, TO James. j. Peck.
Bv Mr. B. SMITH-By bill, TO authorize loan to
Orleans County for the purpose OF building a Dndge
across Oak Orchard Creek.
Also. TO abolish the Office Of Comfy Superintendent
Of Poor in Putnam County. 90 ,
By Mr. MALLORY-That the petition for relief Of
Asylum OF Destitute Chi!cren OF Seathen IN New
be referred to the Committee Of Ways and Means
Agreed to.
for deepening Oswego River.
Also that the bill to protect citizens against frauds
in making change be referred to the Committee on
Banks Agreed TO.
By Mr.. r.0DELL1-Appropriating money for insane
convicts.
Also adverse TO the bill 10 prOvlue paying
Chatham Bank debt contracted by the late agent of
the Sing Sing Prison. On motion of Mr.. o., the re-
port was laid on the table.
By Mr. BURTON-Relstive 10 the manufacture OF
salt at the Onondags Salt Springs.
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
By Mr. WILTSE-From a majority, IN favor OF
confirming the proceedings of the New-fork Common
Council with regard TO the Broadway Railroad.
Mr. HOYLE, from minority, submitted Commit
tee Report, which he proposed TO read
Nv CHEST called the reading OF tne majority
Report first.
Mr.. DAWSON moved to suspend the reading Car
| ried. ., -.
Mr.. HOYLE then commenced reading his minority
Mr. NORTHUP rose to point of order, and
claimed that the gentleman could not read his he
The CHAIR decided the point of order not wen
taken pasIuuch as the gentleman had not as yet Ind'
Gated to the House what be was about to submit
Mr.. HOYLE then stated that bis report was au'
| verse to the bill.
MIR. GUEST called for its reading.
Mr. HOlLE commenced reading, when
Mr. DAWSON moved to suspend the reading. oH'
| ned -,
By Mr. GRAY-TO charter Homeopathic Medical
| Societies. 49,
BY Mr. MORGAN-To amend the charter of Green
| Island, Albany Go.
Also to authorize the City of Utica to borrow money
! for city purposes. ~
| BN MI W AhEMAkN-lo lo hutuOiiAc bnc bA'~.N-
| torney OF Kings County to appoint clerk.
| Also, relstive to fines and penalties.
Also against the bill relative to Notsnes Puohc'
| Agreed to. ..os
Also against the bill giving certain preference
| on the calendar. Agreed to.
| Also. to authorize Abraham Grigate to establish
| ferry across the Hudson.
Also, to charter the Port Richmond and Berger
| Point Feuy Co.
| Nv Mr.. EORTHUP, from majority, to amend
| the Act authorizing the New-Yor and New.hayer
Railroad to extend their line Of road to the harleu
| Railroad.
| THE APpoRrIosNEsT OF ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
| Mr.. PRENDERGAST, from the Select Commue'
% which was referred 20 much Of the Governors mes