New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-31

sfpassepge 70 the weight Of ,oOpounds Is exempted
from toll charges. c.,
The bin was refeued TO the Committee on Canan-
pIsoRDERLy PERSONS.
Mr. VAN sANTyO CORD brought in q bin 10 amend
,he Devised Statutes relating 10 disordery pcnons-
II proyidts that persons WHO threaien 10 leave her
wives and children burr'en on the county persoas
pretending to tell fortunes, or WHERE ea goga, can oe
oupd: common prostitutes; keepers OF bawdy honses
Srurkards, tiplers, gamblers aid ysgrsnssi J1ggers.
ard common showmen who exhibit pnppet-shows.
rope Sanc:rg, Sc; keepers Of keuotables m places
WHERE sprituous liquor is kept shall be deemed dn'
orderly pesons and be punished as the IA" o''eo'sN
SUPPRESSION OF GAmBLIsG.
MIR. BUCKLEY introduced his bill Cor the more
,hectual prevention Of gambling. The provisions %
this bill were publ bed the other day. The hnes are
f0m $3.50 to 81 goo FOR engaging IN the sale OF iscy
po6cies or selling gambling implements, ee engaging
IN games Of chance with money at stake.
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.
Mr. DIXON brought in bill providing sgaiast the
erection of unsafe buildings in Rew-Yoik City. II
is the same ball he bad before the House last year.
making stringent provisions regarding the r,ixse a
mortar season Of the PEAR IN which mason-w sk aha
be done materials used strength OF framework, and
the like.
The Annual Report of she lnpeetorofthe On 'odass
The wbele amonnt of Salt inspected on thu Salt
SprrCs Reservation in the County Of 0noadaga csrng
the year 1855, is 6,Os2, SIS bushels:
Duties Cs2ss5 bush Salt, at cen, per lb'..-'s"S ~
For
fs balance Of PfincI al and Intcse dSs......... les s.
To,al sci os5 -
TIE superintendent has drawn from the Treasury
TIE sxpensitnses for Salaries sss 81
The expenditures for Labor, Sc....,........ %s3 70
ssolss Is
Cssh received during the seieeS q
EArend' S"
Excess Of receipts over expenses Siofr "
The number Of bush OF salt made in 1884, wss. SssM
Amoant in lS.. 'eoo<'eo
THE COLLECTION OF TAXES.
bill passed which extends the time for thes coffee
ton OF in the several towns OF the state To the
LIST of March me- the collector shall, within the time
now provided by law pay over al moneys by HIM cot
lectcd and shall renew his bond.
pFAPH OF A NETWORK MARINE COURT BbL.
MIR. ANTHON, from the New-York delegation, re-
ported adverse the bill introduced few days since
by MIR. b. Bailey, in relation 30 the Marine Coir OF
New-York City. Ii viii be secolected that ths bib
proyded that he lame of the Court should be changed
TO City Court increased the number of Justices tnssx.
extended the jurisdiction TO 81 0O0 and allowed ,ap
meals 10 the Supreme Court instead Of Common lear-
Report agreed to.
PREVENTION OF FIRES IN NETWORK.
TIE bin further to amend che Act for the more
efectua prevention Of fires in New York. passed this
morning. Ii is an Assembly bill, and goes to tho Sen,
ate for passage Ii provides that the Common Council
shall furnish tie Fire Wardens with room, fuea,
stationery &C., and also appoint suitable person to
act as their clerk, at a salary of $500 per snnum.
The following bills were also introduced:
NJ MATTICE, TO provide for the erection OF monu-
ment to David Williams, one OF the capturer OF
Major Andre.
Mr. MATTICE, to amend certain sections Of the
Code of Procedure.
The House then adjourned.