New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
Frosi Our Own Reporter.
SENATE not in session.
NAENfDI

SENAIE not in session.
ASSEMBLY .ALBASY, Jan. 10.
Mr.. ODFLL moved the printing of 5,00s copies of
the Controllers Report for the Legislature, and $50 for
the Controller. Adopted
Mr.. PRENDERGAST moved the printing OF T. 600
copies of the Report of the Superintendent Of the Bank
ing Department. Adopted.
The Governors Private Secretary appeared at the
bar OF the House and announced that the Governor
had transmitted through him, his Annual Message.
Mr.. h. BAILEY, without intending any disrespect
to the Governor hoped the reading of the Message
would sbe dispensed with: It had already been made
public, and Members, no doubt had read Il.
Mr.. ODEIL hoped the usual course would be puT.
sued, and the Message be read.
Mr.. NORTHUP thought dispensing with the reading
Of the Message would be no more disespectul to the
Governor than was the sending OF 1t to the Senate
before the organization of the House.
Mr.. WAKEMAN justified the Governor in sending
in his Message to the Senate and though he ibid not
believe the gentleman from Putnam (Mr. Bailey
the reading would be proceeded with.
Mr.. b. BAILEY then withdrew his motion. He
was not aware that any Member wanted to hear it
read, il having already been made public.
The CLERK proceeded TO read the Message, when
Mr.. DUGANNE moved that the further reading be
dispensed with, and that the Message be referred to
the Committee of the W hole.
Mr.. b. SMITH moved to lay this motion q" A.
The rfanrry br me message was completed.
Mr.. B. BAILEY moved that $500 copies of Nhe
Message be printed for the of the Legislature and
900 for the Gov, rnOr
Mr.. NORTHUP gave notice Of a bin to abolish the
Office of Overseer az the Poor and that the duties be
performed by the Supervisors of the several towns
Mr.. ANTlIOA moved the printing of 1000 copies Of
the Harbor Commissioners Report. Carried.
Mr.. GLOVER gave notice of a bill to repeal the
PrUhbitsry Law
So1icrs or BILLs-sEw-YoRK MATTERS
Mr.. REILLY gave notice of bill TO amend the
act for the more effectua prevention OF fires in the
CITY Of New York. ..
Mr.. DUGAENE gave notice of bill for the
vision and amendment Of the Charter OF New-fuk
CITY. and for the revision and Improvement Of the
Police regulations Of sad cityi also ior the oe''er
Mr.. HAYES had consent to give notice Of a bill TO
reorganze the Police department of the City OF New
Mr.. DUGANNE noticed a bill for the better en-
forremeu Of an act for the registering of births in
Ecw-fOik
BRooELYS MATTERS,
Mr. SPINOLA of Kings gave notice of bill pro-
vidng for the mpan cling OF jurors in the County OF
Kings
Also. for reorganization Of the Police Department
Mr., SIIEk rnye notice Of bill to amend the act
authorizing the Staten Island Railroad Company to
run feny-boats.
Mr.. Coon moved the. Pristng of five thousand
copies Of the Preliminary Census Report Tor the use oil
the Legislature. Adopted.
Mr.. HAKES gave notice of bill ior new county
TO BE- called Canasteo. ana -,
Mr.. BUCKLEY gave notice of a bill for a bridge
over the Hudson at Albany
Nr. NORTHCP moved concurrent resolution for
n Joint Committee to investigate the affairs OF savings
Banks to -it during the and report to the next
Ieei, lature. Lies over day.
Mr. WAKEMAN moved that the Governors Mes
sage be referred to the Committee OF the Whole
Carried.
ANNUAL REPORT OF TIE STATE TREASURER
The Annual Report of the State Treasurer was re-
ceived. 1t appears that the balance IN the Treasury
on the LIT day of October, l5j5, according to the GER
tifcate of the Committee examine the accounts Of
the Treasurer,
Amount Of receipts from Oct 10 Dec u, IE11..' ''V' -
Total
Amount OF the Treasury during inc "a -, .,
IeTlod -''''' -
Leaving balance in the Treasury on the evening ID, 10
Of Dec. 81, eko co
The following Pages were then named:
franklin Whitney Andrew Hsrbeck Hugh McOfsw JAMIE
NJ Bruwn John Ready, Theodore Mckean, James Mshan
John Parks Henry Pryor. Robert story Joh DE isfee
Morgan L. Harris IT, james Moran, joan T. WASH f-"it1
: Austin George Harrison. John q. Mills Charles " 9isn
Michael Roth William II. Blanchard - Dawson o. ~ l.,
Nelson Arms Edwin b. Cooper, John T. hitney' g9nn
Cam Charles NJ LANSING, Burbank, cheF!e r. nus
Tkoues Cray Gibscn, Warren Hinckley, Myer LIND
Henry A. Monroe William H. Grsterick, John CsfTicH " N
Rely, John Leslie, Peter Coburn, j. -.
TIE House then adjourned til Monday morning a.