New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
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''A tn Tar COMMISSIONERS OF EsIGRATioS AGAIN
The Commissioners OF Emigration also presented
| - urcipQ the necessity for aid from the State,
| ,sf;ch will be found IN another column.
THE COMMON SCHOOL LAW.
NJ, BRADFORD introduced bill amendatcry
IS th;s law which abolishes the office of Town Super
;,ander, and establishes Assembly District Superin
tenaen,s II makes the Town Supervisor the Gisburs
80 oGscer. Requires the District Commissioners to
he apponted by Board of Supervisors on the lst Of
J,ra next who are to hold Office till May 1883; after
yI;ch they shall be chosen at general elections, and
bod their Office for three years. Their salary Is fixed
At $500 per ennum, to be paid out Of the United
states Deposit Fund.
DOCUMESrARY EVIDENCE.
Mr.. SICKLES brought in the following;
SECTION The exemp6cson of the record Of any lost viii
ss sss before he M sy Jaeay 1850 under tue
officer having the custody Of such recrd shall De ,eeeeu
evidence Ia the like effect the original will had been pro
TIE BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Mr.. SPENCER brought in TIE bill changing the
name of bs church 10 the calvary Baptist Church"
and increasing the number of it's Trustees to nlne
THE CODE or PROCEDURE.
Mr. j. A. SMITH introduced the following:
SECTION The Slsih section Of the Code Of Procedure s
hereby amended by adding thereto the following words:
Bot , .ssO shall PC, M sp TO sy Ra or ps5e bs9e
defendant person foT whose immediate benefit the scnon Is
defended has been EXAMINED as witness Tor tho defense on
SEC The sssth section of said Code is amended as to
In sny soson may be tried by the Court In
Of section "a the Cont sy authorize 1 Se eT nnao nat Of any
where the trial is to be- taken By 3 such sue and
be used the trial in case the witness shall not be
AMENDING THE CHARTER OF BROOKLYN.
Mr.. c. p SMITH gave notice Of his intention to
bring in a bill authorizing the Common Council of
Brooklyn to designate the paper, not to exceed four
in number in which shall be published all ordinances,
&c, affecting said city.
BILLS PASSED.
The Albany and Susquehanna Railrsad bill. The
following is the vote: ,,
Hsreou Hotchkiss Huntington Lee Petty Ramsey Richard
NJ smith, r. smith A. Saiia TOTns N OpAssSti
Spencer, Sweet, wsdsworih-s.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Mr. HARCOCR1 IN the Chair. The Committee OF
the Whole took up the bill amendatOry Of the Bank
ing law.
The pending question was upon striking out the 18th
seotion which provides that it shall not be lawful for
apv bank or individual banker TO make loans at any
tiue upon the pledge hypOthecatiOn of stock ana
bonds Of State, municipal OF private interpretations OF
associations, TO an amount exceeding 10 per cent Oh
tbe capital stock of such bank individual banker.
Mr. KELLY opposed the motion, and cOntended
that the injurious expansions and cOntractiOns III our
money market principally attributable TO loans
on tLe bvpothecation of stocks without limitation.
Messrs WADSWORTH and BROOKS briefly ar
pued in favor striking out and it prevaled-9 to g.
The bill was then gone through with, when amend
ments generally were announced, ana several were
tlrd section which enacs that the Superintendent of
tbe Ranking Department shall not issue circulating
notes to any Banking Association until It's President
and CASHIER shall file affidavit with him to the effect
t a least 500 600 of its capital stock has been paid
in shall apply only to banks hereafter to be formed
Another amendment provides that nothing contained IN
fbe bill 81 all exempt the trustees OF any Incorporated
hank from redeeming and canoeing the outstanding
circulation Of such banks as now provided by law.
third amendment provides that the Superintendent OF
the Bank Depart tment SHAH lnveSt any moneys IN .Lo
Treasury belonging to the Bank Fund in the purchase
Of bank stock becoming due not later than the year
1853. o., -..
The following was adopted as the 10Th section:
SEC 49, Section of chap 60 of the Laws o l65S IN rei
@ 10 the pledged securities is hereby amended so ss
to read as follows; -.-.,.. = .o..o,, stau
M M rese TO nav such bills demand in the manner
rse6ed in the 18th section this the Superintendent after
zen be pnhlc stocks SO pledged after like notice
~ he Stne paper and paper published in the ccuay where
the S b of the CerE Of said county bonds and
40 assigned either Of them aud out OF the
@ Sssus in paving which shall made afore
said but nothing in this est shall De a. ;S MI he
Topd the proper application of the securities PedSed 10 e
loptrOller for their redemption -. i, - o...o ord ~
The bill then reported 10 lhe oena'o' anu Vi
6tred printed.
The ll authorizing the Stockbridge tribe OF Indians
to commence suits for the recovery OF certain iahoS III
Albany and Rensselaer, Counties was next taken up IN
Committee of the Whole, when motion 10 suikG @ ouC
lie enacting clause was voted down, and the blu re-
Dorted to the Senate. Al.
AS was also the bill authorizing the Dstnct'Attor-
nCy 10 appoint clerk .o> ,,,,,, l.. t;,o
out the enacting clause OF the StockOr9ge lhIau v
Messrr. PETTY and HALE debated the DhI-the
batter for its passage and the former against II.
Messrs BROOKS, PATTERSON and NOXON TO-
loved when The motion to stiike out was withdrawn
and the bill ordered to third reading Adjourned