New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-19

Canal Con nitfeo o.: that b0dv ant The master might
De- * -ainea ~ lie let tlat ne inter l9a ~ ms
tax substitute lie heading In Assembly log t-at
e., ~ senate BIT against tbs urist be Sc ne
fact that no names are attached 10 to- report.
HAhIAG HATS IS sISc-srNG PRIs"N.
some dly- since a bill pro,alg that certain con-
.iaCts, LOW expired with Mr. Charles Watson Tor con-
yict labor az >ne.S.rg Prison he renewed FOR 'ig1t
year az 81 cents per day per convict was' on motion
Of hr Sliro.a, referred back 10 the Committee on
state Prisons for anne dmcnt.
! Tbs morning Mr.. Simcus, from that Committee,
reported q bin. which authorize tn Inspectors Of
State Prisons to the contract, for eight year.
on such terms most just aud profitable to the
| State.
Mr.. SPINOLA made IN il, aectual effort to have
the report laid on the table.
These contracts include the manufacture Of bats by
CCnyCtS, against which the hatteTs have 20 largely
umcustiattd.
Whom tie bin was up before, Nh WHRITENOUR
moved that a clause be inserted in the bill requiring
the contractor to pay dollar per day FOR each con-
yict. But that motion failed. 40 the haiters may
expect continuance Of the competition.
NsyIGATIoN or HARLrA RIVER.
Mr.. REED moved the following which was adopted
large promoted W u tee navigation o. the Har
RIVER ron she East River Sound, 70 the North or Hudson
Uhryea. Important adTaufase would be s'nei to The C'
snd County New York only re business and trsde but
in IL defense ad protection H TIE vent o. a between me
IN ed SAtes ad Any foreign over by aid eT beng male
Reoed On he Senate That the state ErRincer and
Survey he and BE- hereby instructed to ascertain AMI report
leg, 's'if - 49, ,a9' a. 'i. -, AZ JT,r,ei Rver
Tnvgabe oT Oh vessels AID seAmers also Tue cost " expense
Of such wofk.
NFw-YoRE Trs INFIRNART.
a memorial has been received from this institution,
stating that the Legislature of 1854 passed bill APP
pTopraing for the Eye lniunary the sum of $4,000,
provided the Directors raised the sum Of 100000 that
tLev have compiled with their part of the contract.
ana purchased q plot of ground Of Second
avenue and Thirteenth street, - by 100 feet that
they have erected thereon substantial building which
will be completed by the first of April next. The
$40 GEO. with the 500 2j raised by the Directors have
already been expended, and further sum OF slO,sso
is required 10 furnish the building.
They Therefore ask further appropriation of $4,000,
on condition that they raise $3.50.
YANHATrAS GAS COMPANY.
Mr BELLY moved tho following, which was laid
on the table under the rule:
Rcord Tbs, Select Committee Of three be appoIn,e 70
City York and that said Committee have power 70 'euI
for PERSONS arer aud cpoIi the House on or before
srACE AID ONNlBrs COMPANIES.
Mr IIANFORD brOugh in bill TO provide for the
incorporation and regulation OF Stage and Omnibus
Companies. which makes the usual provisions tor IN
corporated Telegraph Companies, but expressly pro-
yidcs that it shall not authorize tue formation OF any
corUofaton to operate in the City of New-fOrk nor
within the limits of any Incorporated city, without the
license ana consent Of the cOpoato authorities OF Snch
city, in such license or consent be required by the
ordinances Of said city,
THE COLONIAL HISTORY
The resolution offered on Saturday by Mr.. g. \.
Dudley ~as called up, providing that the members
officers and reporters OF the present Legislature Dc
each furnished with copy Of the full set OF the vo-
um.s OF Colonial History published by the state that
u hundred and fifty be retained IN the Secretary oil
States Office and that the remainder about three
Thousand eopiCl be- lcft the Regents to distribute
A debate cn,ucd, in which various propositions to
amend were made and the resOl uton was finally
passed giving three copies 10 each member, ofhcef
and reporter apd the remainder be kept IN the Secre
tery OF State Office.
RFPoRTs OF COMMITTEYs
BY Mr. ODEIL-Proyiding for the payment OF the
expenses of the late state census.
By Mr. PRESCOTT-Thc bill 10 authorize attorneys
and couuseors to take Acknowledgements.
Also, a bill 10 egaze the acts OF the Commissioners
OF Highways in Saranac.
By Mr.. DEWEY The Mallon L. Ross relief bill.
Also, the Horace Allen relief bill.
BY 6r. SNON-A bin for the relief OF james Brady
and David Il0rtwell
Also, lin for the relief Of Harvey Horton and
others.
Also, bin for the relief Of John NJ. Griffith,
Ako, BIN .or the relief OF John Nandebask.
Also, a bill for the relief Of VIM. Stall
Ako for the relief Of Harrison Albright.
BY Nj HAINA bill for the rehet OF Eugene
! Coutency. $500,
ByAr. b. SMITH-The Orsmal battle-ground bill.
Alss, the Verona extension tax bill
THIRD RkADING or BILE.
The bill authorizing the election 4 slX Assessors IN
Sostbod, Suffolk County, had It's third reading ami
A!so. the bill to affirm and establish the boundary
| line between IrondoquOit and W Webster Monroe Co.
Also, the bill tor the relief Of JOhn Pontlb
NOTICES Or BILLS.
| BY Mr.. PBENDERGAST, relative to port warriens
| OF tie port Of Now-York.
b. Mr. COBB to amend the Revised Statute. rcla-
| tive 10 counts held by Justices of the peace.
BY Mr.. THOMAS, to enforce the better inspection
| Of fire salt
BY Mr.. SHEA, for the payment Of money to Nehe-
mah +. Stanton. ir.
! Ceut-re River q uublir highway.
Alo, to authorize a dam over The Genesee, in Ale
BILLS NrRonUcED.
BY Mr.. PRENDERGAoT-Fort the relief OF l-aac
By Mr.. ,JENKINS-To authorize the laying out Of
certain highway il tie Town Of Bethlehem, Albany
By Mr. SQUIRES-For further aid in the improve
By nr. PRENDERGAST-To lesalize the acts Of
The Union Sepulchral Association Of sherman anu
Chatauque
RE.OLrTIoys.
BY Mr. SFINOLA--PropOeing the usaai COMMITTEE
of nine 10 examine and report such bills ~ should De
referred to be- reported complete. Laid over;
! By Mr. BUCKLEY-For supplying members Win
! the N,w-YoIk Civil List. Retired
MI DAWSON called up his resolution changing
tie hour Of meeting from II to 10 d. m aud proWung
for recess from :45 to 4 P. M ..-..t. - g..
Mr. PAYNE proposed 70 -trke OUT 20 inuch o. tle
resolution 40 contemplated afternoon sessions Gar
Mr.. SNOW moved to strike ont the connected
clause providing for recess az las: earned
Dir. GLOVER moved that the change take ehSc'
On and after he 25h inst. Agreed to.
Mr.. ODELL proposed evening session. eoi''ihsnc'
Irg Ell O'Clock. .
Mr. HAYES moved O'Clock. Lost, and Mr.
OdeTs proposition adopted. ...- .
The resolution a. amended wa then, on motion VI
| Mr. DIXON laid or the table.
NJ SQUTEES ca led Up liz resolution cont -mplat
an inquiry Ito the aairs Of the Commissioners to