New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-12

COMMISSIONER TO estimate the value Of said lands and
also IN case the conrac. shall not be made, to assess
the damages the City of Brooklyn 70 obtain loan in
amount not TO exceed the awards for damages made
by such Commissioners, and the other necessary ex.
penses and TO issue bonds in the name Of the Corpo
ration bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per
annuin-the principal to be made payable in 80 years
from January J. 1857: and pledges the faith proDer
and Effects Of said Corporation for the redemption Of
said bonds.
1t specifically pledges the piece Of land so purchased
20 the faithful REDEMPTION Of the said bOnd- and eu-
thOrzes the city TO sc at public or private sale the
bonds but at price not ess than par value. In order
10 redeem the bonds thus authorized to be issued
there shall be raised by tax on the real and persOna
property subject to taxation, IN addition to the Ord-
nary taxation yearly until the whole amount Of the
bends be paid sufficient TO make up the annual inter-
est the entire loan, and thirteth part of the
principal thereof which said thirtieth part of the prn-
cpal shall be paid to the Commissioners of the Sink
ing Fund Of the City, 10 be held in trust and invested
by them to pay the bonds.
The Commissioners are to receive s. per day for
each day actually employed, besides reasonable ez-
Pses for maps, surveys, clerk hire and other neces-
sary expenses, and which shall be taxed by of the
Judges of Court of Records, and the shall be
paid upon such taxation by the City of Brooklyn.
The Mayor and Common Council may appropriate
any portion Of said premises for the construction of
Reservoir for supplying the City of Brooklyn with
water, or TO SELL lease otherwise dispose OF all
any portion Of said premises to any Incorporated Com
pany organized for the purpose of supplying the city
with water
Mr.. SPINOLA introduced this BILL and previous to
doing made it his business TO call upon the General
Reporters and ask that it should not be noticed by
them, at the same time refusing 10 assign any reason
for 50 unaccOuntable request OF course they re-
fused He then endeavOred TO keep It from the public
by sezing upon while in the possession of reporter
and putting it in his pocket, accompanying the act
with characteristic epthet. Why such course
is necessary to the success Of this bill he best
knows. That many Of its provisions are injudiciOus
rA ttlrr
Mr.. s. may be personally interested therein, hun
dred worse cOnecures admissible in the premises
but whatever be the cause, his steathy course
tainy calls in question his legislative honesty.
REPORTS COMMITTEES.
Mr.. SPINOLA, to charter the fireman fthe Village
Of MOrisania.
Mr.. PAYNE, against the petitions to erect the Coun-
ty Of Erwin
To provide for the repeal of the act for the eectua
drainage Of TOnawanda swamp.
To incorporate the BinghamtOn Suspension Foot
Bridge Company.
To incorporate the New-York Ladies' Home Mis-
sionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
To amend the charter Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
To provide for the election Of fifth Justice of the
Peace in the Town of Harmony, Chatauque County.
NOTICES or BILLS.
Mr. BURTIS to compel the New-York and New
Haven Railroad Company to lay double track from
Mr. MILLER, regulating the sale of stocks on
time.
INTRODUCTIOS OF BILLS.
Mr. GUEST, to charter the New-YOrk Harmonic
Society.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. NORTHUP called up the resolution providing
for a committee of five--three of the Assembly and
two of the Senaeto sit during the and inquire
into the condition of Savings Banks.
Mr. REILLY moved to lay the resolution on the
table Carried
Mr. REED moved that the State Engineer report
upon the cxpcdiency, cost, &c. Of opening the Har-
lem River 10 the Hudson. Adjourned.