New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06


deliver the deposit credit Of
lstns no,e. to exceeding eighty per the
see Il shAn be lawful for Bsnkias Association
under the provision. Of chap s Of The Laws q sis TO eo
enc OF ENGAGE IN the banking business until they shall have
les than 5000 In such Association shall have de-
Josed with The Superintendent within three years fol-
loving the ete Of then articles Of association or before the Is,
day n Nav 1856 sHGh securities the amount OF 100 CO.,
shsl forfeit privileges As Banking As'oeiation
law 1870 shall and circulate the ousiandirs crcu
sng notes Of such incorporated oant It ,h.u De n duty to
as Il they bad been originally Issued BY such
caon The ckhoders be individually responsible the
bill holders for the redemption aad payment Of lie erc Mating
SEC T. Section of chap 4ia of the laws Of 1854 h.
be Construed prohibit individual banker from be-
queshng his business OF banking the securities deposited
SIC g. It shan be lawful for any Banking Association
circulate procure be circulated the circulating Of
any bank banker shall have been behalf
Of such Assoson Of closing or an intention to discontinue
SEc Authorizes any person holding uuredeeu1ed crcus
ns Of closed bank prosecute. the bonds payment
SEC H Relates 10 the destruction Of circulating notes BY the
SUI ernteLdent.
na notice to the holders Of circulating notes Of any nsoven
Aoeistion for presentation for redsmPGn me expiration
SEC Il Authorize. helsuperntendeni destroy the bank
plates Banks which have failed given notice of closing
SIC Is Authorizes the Superintendent public
private sale al portion Of the assets OF the City Bauk Of
SIC a. Provides that the received by the Treasurer
Of The annual contributions to the Bsnt Fdnd shall
be deposited within three days after receiving the same in
SIC. IS aste' unlawful for A,.oei.oR authorized
issue circulating advertise forth sign as
savings Bank under penalty of 800 for each days Oen'e
SEC s f shall not be lawful for any
to buy sell its capital stock make IOsus
any PORTION Of the capital stock Of such Association
SIC H. Imposes EeRsliy Of sle 1Lon Bars Banking
stocks per Of the amount of their capital
SIC T. Calls for folle. qgss5y reports s:pec with re-
hypotheAton pledge either directly indirectly a. any
time since which the last quarterly made.
HEIRS AT LAW.
Mr.. c. p. SMITH brought in bill which provides
that in of the death of any married man inesate
and leaving heirs capable, under the laws of this
State, ofinhertpg his property his widow, if entitled
TO inherit property shall be deemed his ultimate heir
and entitled 10 inherit his real and personal estate
also that in of the death of any married woman
ntesate leaving separate property without heirs ca
pable of inherting the same her husband, if capable
of taking property by Inheritance shall be deemed her
ultimate heir and entitled to inherit her real and per-
sonal property. Ii also provides that the widow of
any married man who has heretofore died intes-
tate and without heirs, and the husband OF
any married woman who has heretofore died
interstate, having separate property without hers,
shall respectively if qualified to take property by in
heritance be deemed the ultimate heirs of the man or
woman 80 dying, and entitled to take as by inherit,
ance any real personal estate not actually recovered
by the People of this State as escheated property and
in case any proceedings for such recovery shall have
been commenced, the same shall be discontinued IN
favor of the person hereby declared entitled TO inherit
NEW CoUSTY-cAsIsTEo.
Mr.. HALSEY introduced bill providing for the
erection of the County of Cansteo, from the' Second
jury District of Steuben Countrywide Town OF Addi-
son to be the County Seat.
PAYMENT OF CANAL LABOR.
Mr.. j. A. SMITH brought in bill extending the
provisions of the act of April 49, 1884 which provides
for the payment of certain labor done and materials
furnished on the canals of this State, one year.
THE SALARIES OF COURT JUDGES.
Mr. BROOKS introduced bill which provides that
the annual salary of each OF the Judges hereafter
elected or appointed shall be follows: To each of
the Judges of the Court of Appeals including Justices
of the Supreme Court when serving III the Court OF
Appeals oO0 to each of the Justices Of the Supreme
Court, $500
AMENDING THE CODE OF PROCEDURE.
Mr. WADSWORTH introduced bill to amend the
35Oth Code of Procedure, by providing that 1t shall
read as follows: The appeal shall be heard upon GER
tilted copy of the original return and no copy thereof
other han the copy so certified, need De furnished iof
the use of the Court
The PUBLIC HEALTH.
Mr. WADSWORTH also introduced bill TO amend
the Act for the Preservation of the Public Health, by
providing that the expenses incurred by the several
Boards of Health in the execution OF the duties ln,
messed by the Act shall be charged, levied and col
eced upon the town. city and village where sucn ex-
penses have been made
The GENERAL RAILROAD LAW.
Mr. RAMSAY gave notice that he will Introduce
hill amending the General Railroad Act, by providing
that any Railroad Company having funded debt,
secured by bond and mortgage or otherwise that shau
appropriate any of its net earnlngsto the payment OF
satisfaction of such funded debt or any part thereof
or to a sinking fund for the redemption OF such debt
or any part thereof or any company that may nave
heretofore made such appropriation, may py resolu-
ton of the Board of Directors, issue stock 10 an
amount not exceeding such an appropriation, anu
divide said stock dividends pro rata among tne
stockholders Of said company and that the CAPITA
stock of any such company shall if necessary be IN
creased to meet any such issue OF stock.
THE SABBATH IN BRooKLYS. .
Mr.. c. p SMITH brought in bill which provides
that the selling of liquor in Brooklyn on the Sapoatn
skall be deemed misdemeanor, punishable py hne
of not less than slo mole than $50, or Dy inP-
onment for ess than ten days nor more than sixty
BILLS PASSED.
To Fxemp. the Library edfce Of the NewYors HIS
torica Society from sale under execution ,-.,-..,
Relative to the of Mortgages by Advertisement
For the Relief Of the Thomas Asylum
hmensips the Charter Of Mechanics Society of New
Relative to Bridge over Undertook Creek.
To alter the Line the Of Stockport and stuy
For the payment of incurred by the H'r0or Com
mission ,.I ,I ,,u,, sIr,;c,
Amending the charter of the Orange County Mutual iH
Amending tie act providing taking the acknowledgment
CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE. $1,000,
The following resolutions, moved by Mr.. WADS-
WORTH, was adopted:
R,,olred That the Committee Claims in sl matters
C.naI. of this state instructed TO obtain full written nio-
nation from the Canal Department before making iaeH report
o this body ~
The Committee of the Whole took up the bill appro-
nratrg sl4 900 for rebuilding the hatshops destroyed
Nj G" p, SMITH moved an amendment to the effect
that upon the expiration of the present contracts the
business of making hats shall be discontinued
Debate was had, in which Messrs: {. T. SMITH,
sICKLES, and MADDEN took pan CPPSWSi%SIp IT.
ond y CLARK in opposition To the ground assumed