New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
ASSEMBLY.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Mr.. MALLORY, from the COMMITTEE on state
Charitable Institutions TO which referred the pe'
ton Of citizens Of Geneva asking the passage of law
establishing Institution for the Reformation OF Inc
bYiates, submitted written report. which he READ IN
lis place. The report concludes with bill, OF which
SECTION l. Incorporated all persons shall become stock
holders body corporate with the of Home for lneb
aies" .u,-.,..-,,-
SEC The real of the corpcron y be situated IN
the Village Of or tie bS o escss in IN nS |.b so
shall m property real and persona exceed IN value
$3.50 co. and The shall be applied to the reformation OF
SEC s. The affairs Of the Corporation hall be managed bys
Board Trustees six bs elected by the stckhol ers
AID three be appointed by the Governor aud senae each to
r. first Board of Trustees shall consist Of William
H. Delaney erd william ~ CLARK hold three years from the
M Of July next Miles r squ'Js and ehnIe; Az r. sI'0ee 70
Snow hold year from Ieand whose ,uccesors
shall elected By the socahoers Of George W. Horton to
hold for yesrs Thomas Hhouse hold two years and
Wam T. Sill hold yea-and the successors VI the last
1e h ss b o Of y & The sn. spy one
sckboder and be entitled 20 one shae additional shares al
sFc g. Trustees shall be elected in e usual say the fret
wieH inS's SS twenty-five
,d in he CoPoIsoH shall be deemed , 9ssaaxc M
paid shall be paid from the Treasury OF the state tho
Mr. PRESCOTT took exceptions to parts of the
port in which the Chairman had taken occasion to
cast imputatons upon Members Of the House who
were in favor of rrpeang the Prohbitory Law. lie
considered those imputatiOns wholly uncaled for, and
moved that the report and bill be referred back with
instructions TO strike out those parts.
The report was sent back to Mr.. Mallory for him to
read the part ref rrei to AGAIN Mr. NJ reai the part
which was to the effect that the passage Of this bill
gss q goc send to those engaged in the effort for
peel of TIE Probibitory Law inasmuch as 1t Afforded
an opportunity to wipe out, in measure, the stain
which attached to them, by attempting again to open
the food gates Of ruin.
Mr.. FOOT suggested that the Committee be IN
struced to modify or strike out.
Mr.. PRESCOTT assented, and the report was sent
back
QUESTION OF rRIvILYDGE-THE ALBANY BRIDGE.
Mr.. VAN SANTVOOD rose to a question of privi-
ege and called attention 10 the fact that the report Of
the Committee on Roads and Bddges on the Albany
Bridge bill, consisting of some 300 pages, wa upon
the files of members--a fact ncompTehenslbe TO MN,
inasmuch other report at this or sny o,her ses
sion was ever printed promptly or with such
remarkable celerity. lie found, too, that the report
dated February, 90, when the report was not
made until the 7th of March He moved resolution
instructng the Committee on Preferences 10 inquire
what preferences if any, are given by the fnnter 70
documents; aud what reports have been printed be-
fore they are made to the House, etc. Adopted
The INEBRIATE HOME REPoRr-AGAIS;
Mr.. MALLORY read the modification he had made
in his report on the Inebriate matter. II was the
insertion Of the words, " in the opinion of the Com
mtteei"
Mr.. GLOVER was not satisfied with the modifca-
ton, and moved that the report be referred Dacx
again for further modification.
Mr.. SNOW regretted TO witness this eh'rene nerv-
ousness on the part Of members whea' e. anything
was said respecting the Maine law. lie held ~ 10 90
the night Of all Committees OF this House 70 make use
If whatever language they ft and II was then Tor
the House to say whether it Will agree win Inc report
or not.
Mr. REILLY moved to lay the report on the table.
Mr.. WARNER hoped the report would not oe sent
back. Ii the Committee was willing 10 taAe tne
respOnsbily Of the language used, that was enough.
Mr.. PRESCOTT expressed himself sat,hed with
the modification if il was to be understool Una, 'ne
,1x aflu nf
opinion. r..
Mr.. NORTHUP held it was the right Of the Com,
mtee 10 express its opinions in whatever lanSuase
might see fit to employ. he always had an adnra-
ton for opinion boldly and frankly expressed nov"
ever much he might differ from it.
The motion to refer back was lost
TIE VOLUNTEERS ~ MEXICO.
NJ. ODELL, from the Committee on ways anu
Means asked to be discharged from the further con
sideraon of the bill for the relief OF the MEXICAN
War Volunteers and that The be referred to the
Committee oD Military Affairs.
Mr. PRESCOTT foped that the Committee on
Ways ard Means would retain the bill, as there was
question Of finance connected with the matter, ana
was pecessary to know if there was any money 10
make the appropriation asked ,,n;.;.
The bill was referred 10 the Committee on hllua
and Public Defense.
Mr. FOOT-Favorably upon the bill TO renew the
Charter Of the College of Pharmacy IN the OHy oi
New-Y0k.
Nj. SPINOLA-In relation 10 Jurors and Com
missioner Of Jurors in the County Of kings.
Also To charter the Williams buTgh Flre Department
Mr. TRIMMER-For the relief of Mary L. Down
ing. ....o,
A,so requiring Clerks OF Counties 10 make entries
upon margins of mortgages. iii.
Also for better security Of money in hands OF pubic
officers.
NJ BUCKLEY-To regulate the planting OF oysters
In Harlem River. vi,
40. to prevent animals running a; large in Fiat
bush.
AI+o to authorize the auditing of certain accounts IN
TIE Town Of Pleasant Valley.
DOCKS, PIERS, &C., II BRookLiN. n,
NJ WAKFMAN rpnortsd a bill to authorize Daniel
Richards and others to erect DICKS, basns &C. IN front
Of their land. IN Brooklyn The BIZ provides that u