New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
ASSEMBLY.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEE

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. b. SMITH to amend the Act to regulate the
Police of the City of Troy
Mir, PRESCOTT against the bill to repeal the Act
relative to the Highland Turnpike. Agreed to.
Also favorably on the Binghamton Court street
Bridge bill.
Bridge over Undertook Creek at Stuyvesant.
Also relative to a Bridge over Undertook Creek at
Stuyyesant Falls.
Mr.. ANTHON to amend the Act to establish Courts
Of Civil and Criminal Jurisdiction in Brooklyn.
Mr.. PAYNE-To alter the lines between Stockport
and Stuyvesant.
Mr.. ANTHON-To enable executive officers of
New-York to obtain proof or information
Mr. SCOTT-To continue and extend the Suffolk In
Also to extend the Charter of the St. Lawrence Mu-
tua Insurance Company. :,
Also TO continue and extend the Charter of the Me-
chancs' Mutual Insurance Company IN Troy
Also, of the Monroe County Mutual Insurance Com
M. CASE. by BILL for the relief of George Foltz.
Mr.. SNOW, by bill, for the relief of Sally Chamber
Also, by bill, for the relief of Thomas J. Taffe.
Also by bill for the relief of John Kennedy N 20.
The Annual Report Of the Westchester County
Savings Bank was received
Also, of the Institution OF savings OF Mefchanls
Clerks.
Also, of the East River Savings Institution.
Also, of the Buffalo Savings Bank.
RESIGNATION or A REGENT.
A communication was received from L. ;. van
Rensselaer, resigning his position as Regent OF the
University. The communication was dated a. ORES
den, Saxony.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Mr.. VAN SANTVOORD called up the bill in rela-
tion TO the Village of Hampstead, and moved Its re-
comnittal for amendment Carried
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Mr.. CARPENTER-To extend the charter of the
Westchester County Mutual Insurance Company.
Mr.. UPLAND, in relation TO suits against village
officers.
MIR. BURTON, for the relief Of J. E. Barnard.
Mr.. DUGANNE, to enable Supervisors OF New
York 10 raise money by tax.
Mr. BRENOOR1, to protect citizens Of New-fork
against imposition by city railroads
Mr.. FLOYD. to amend the Act authorizing the sale
Nr. SCHOONMAKER for the relief of Eiihu c.
Mr.. MAHEN, for opening and laying out JOnes's
Wood Park, New York. r..
Mr.. PRENDERGAST, declaring French Greek a
public highway.
Mr. BRADY, to amend the General Railroad law.
Mr. SHEA, to amend the several acts relating TO the
public health Of New-fork City, aud TO make the
Health Officer a salared officer.
Mr. STRANG relative to suits against Sheriifs
INTRoDUCTlOS OF BILLS.
Mr.. WARNER-To extend the time for the collec-
tOn Of taxes III Oswego City.
Mr. MATTlCE-lo authorize Greene County Sehoo
Districts TO purchase maps Of Greene County.
Mr. PENFlELD-Io amend the charter Of the Wa
terville Volunteer Fire Company.
CLERKs OF SUPERVISORS TO ADMINISTER OATHs.
M PRESCOTT brought in a bill to authorize
Clerks of Boards OF Supervisors 10 administer Oaih'
TO any person concerning any matter submitted 20 the
BOARD or connected with their powers or duties.
TOWN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Mr. PRESCOTT brought in a bill authorizing the
formation of Town Mutual Insurance Companies, and
allowing them to go on and insure where their premium
notes amount 10 $1,000 ~ W.
NJ F. T. WOOD-Crcating the Nineteenth Ward
in the City of Brooklyn. Same bill before the House
M WOOD moved that it be referred to the Kings