New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-13


AAt -ns-s are informed and believe the greater
I'd yorr Teiiossr. fsSer .s5T ks 1aSilS 70 sbsst
tie Lesature IL action refuse obedience 70 10 enact
euis they freely paid such which have been used b.
the State for m own rurToses and respectfully submit that
having eouorraed what appearance vali l,~ but
a. W. N iaet ay9e enaG Inel, 'oa -si o' 20 re-
Zen ib5 10 , S :, Is ee e TIE rsnsa
oied Ae's sId BY whose Efforts heir iuvaty was u god
To these last The State has returned The moneys pad these
reso snd particularly hat he state has recognized The -a
oe add Justice OF epsyug Ike moneys 70 those who hid les.
In on - cur petitioners raI ga, me s sy'
scineni nav he returned TO tbem."
The petition is signed by Spofford, Tleston & Co.;
+. l.. Morgan, Chas. H. Marshall Barclay Il Living
ston, Taylor & Merrill, WIN. T. Frost, Barstow K
Page, Horbeck & Co.. VIM. Whitlock, jr., Martin
Livingston, and +. X. Collins.
APPROPRIATIONS TO COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.
In answer TO q resolution moved by Mr. KELLY,
tie Controller submitted the following statement OF
money paid to colleges and universities from the in
come Of the State DEPOSIT Fund, from 1910 TO 1855,
inclusive:
Uniyer.iy Of New.YOrk-ssccO in 1910 lst, 1912, is
81 co in S+ 1916 1885, $500 in lS47 1880 in ls' aud
Geneva CoIese~ss 90 in 80 ~, ~ IS '4s $1,000 in
1898 $Soco in 1871 ~ 80 and ~ 800 in ls5ios 1854
d So iss so Sf IN is ~ and $50 IN 1851 "
Coele Of PLY ,ean and Surgeons New York City $500 fr
Albany Mediesi College total ? q $50. >, ma
Gene.ee Wesleyan Seminary $500.
Medical Department Of University Of NevYOrk $500.
81 Johns College IS 500
Medical Institution OF University Of Buffalo, slec.
Geucses College. 5000
Making grand toi. sec paid by the State since
1910 81 tie expense OF the common schools.
NEw-YoRK CITY CHARTER.
Mr.. BROOKS this morning introduced the bill
noticed 10y him to amend the Charter of Work.
Mr.. ~. stated that this the original charter OF
1890, and was recommended by the Board of Alder
men. To OF its provisions the Board of Council
men objected, and proposed recommending certain
amendments. He, himself dissened from parts of it,
and would, perhaps to morrow, Introduce another 6l
containing material amendments. He therefore de-
sired that the subject would be referred to the New
York delegation, and trusted that, in the end, they
would produce such bill would give general salts
faction.
RELATIVE TO SorARIEs PUBLIC.
Mr.. NOXON brought In the following bill this morn
ing:
upon Notne Public they shall have 70 take the proof
sckuow Of coyeyancers OF real estate and the
d.cLsree Of nortssge- and the power administer
o,hs and take adavis as conferred by statute upon Com
nissioners OF Desds.
? Whenever conveyance OF rea estate or dehsree
Of mortgage shall be acknowledged proved before Notary
Public IN the manner row required By law Tor he Io2i ana
County Clerk and shs have the same force I'D effect as
proved and scknowled before Commissioner Of Deeds
IIS-PYNDESs II NEw-YOHK.
Mr.. SPENCER brought in a bill for tho better pres
ervat0n Of notices of s-pendens in the City OF New
York. The following are its sections
SECTION The CLERK Of the City and County OF New OK
h, all notices Of lis pondens affecting anis IN h- co9H
He'd b van h Soat to q be eIoy for SGT IN
sEc At the time Of cling such notice The ces shall be
in l rei-son to him for bis service In filing indexns
AID recording such notice.
CANAL sUPERISTEyDESCE.
Mr. BROOKS moved the adoption OF the following
Re.ored That the Canal Board be directed to inform the
tire and summary abolition Of the Cana! superintendent re-
porting the saving Of expense tho condition and care d
h he EVENT VENT u The dismissal Of tb. c..s officers.
Mr. TPHAM asked whether the effect of this reso-
I l.. 81 rffn an tha
yidipg for such adjustment now before the Senate.
Nr BROOKS replied that that was for the Senator
to judge.
the effect; Mt least it is evident that such 10 the
intention, and | hope the resolution Will not be
Mr. BROOKs-wen, hope it will be adopted.
Surely there should be courtesy enough in the senate
10 grant request for information such as this, and not
require their associates TO grope in the dark on so I'M
pOrtant matter.
Mr.. UPIIAM with all due Difference to the Presi-
dent npprehended that there was as much kn0Wledge
about the Canals in the Senate as in the Canal Board
Dir. RAMSAY thought the Cana Board could afford
no additional light on the subject.
Mr. UPIlAM thought it would be a waste of time
to apply to this Cana Board-a portion of whom, at
least were not very well posted up in canal matters
after the measure had been recommended by the re-
firing Canal Board and State Engineer.
The resolution was then adopted-l4 to II.
Tie bill appropriatng $4,000 to aid in the esteb-
shment of an Agricultural College was next takenup.
Messrs. KELLY and BROOKS advocated the bill
arguing that the necessities Of the State demandedthe
establishment Of the College.
Mr. RICHARDSON followed briefly advocating
the utility OF the measure, after which the bill was or
dered to a third reading.
The bill provides for the erection Of the College IN
the Town Of Ovid, Seneca County.
HONDURAS ISTERoCEASIC STEAM AND RAILWAY co.
The bill to incorporate this Company was again
taken up ..l,. ,
Objections were made by Mr. PATTERSON to that
clause, which provides that stOckholder shall be
personally liable for the payment of any debt con,
tracted by the corporation which il not to be pad
within one year from the time the debt Is contracted
Mr. I. moved to fix the limit at five years.
Mr.. KELLY opposed the motion, on the ground
that the shortest period necessary, in order that
those desiring to purchase the stock OF the Company
| may know the condition of the corporation.
Nj. PATTI ERSON withdrew his motion and the
| time was fixed at two years
Mr.. KELLY then moved an amendment, which was
| adopted, that unless the Company expend within
FIVE years from the passage of the act, the sum OF
81 OOO 000 then this act OF incorporation SHAH eVod
The bill was then ordered to third reading, as was
also the bill incorporating the Iurnverien OF New
| York City.
| ASSEMBLY.
TO PREVENT STOCK GAMBLING.