New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-23
ASSEMBLY,.
ASSEMBLY.
Prayer by the Rev. DIR. CAMPBELL. g
The SPEAKER announced the following

prnyer bV the Rev. Dr. tAhIDfLiS
The SPEAKER announced the following Standing
Committees: ou g.. p...a....., ne,n,..
Ways and Medns-Metsrs' OueiI' So"'' ''s''
'O cem%see and Narignto. Ness wakemon, Anthem,
Ness Cole Goodrich, vsnderveer White,
Taircad.-Messr. HOyle B. Smith w'e' j. B. Clark
EGni.-Mesrs Badne1 Juiand Miller LaeysT Jsnkins
In nrance COnp0ne-Messrs. Scott, Gage Woots' mead
C}i.o academia. and Common Schoois-MessrA X. H.
> h2e5cMe.srs Main Wells II. Hyde Hayes, Maben.
P,ieoes and Eeetonsdessrs. Speaker, Powers Le'et'
p,ens Of liens-Messrs Trimmer, Knsman, Ray Coon
EctieS and Drision Of Toms aad CopHte-Me'S' Paine
cTTii, MnEy B: Snow hT Teleld Dewey aufor
Internal aiys Of Toen' and CouHt'e'-Mef'r b. 9mh'
g,d,t@i Soeies. ard COcgsMessr' Devenins Buckn
Gray. Hampton, Dueanne. NJ. N.uo,v Flovl Lop,.
accaonfh Of Cite. and rHassMess sPno' Peck
A WGnyS"cfsre Of Salt-Mes. Burton Wright Hsxtun
TaG, osS MSapfaetues-Messr Shea Parker Write
Siaie Pyoas~MessTs Squire, HOye Gould, stEsns' 81
Tng,o..ed BMs-Mes., Warner, g. A. Dudley Abbott Ten
wilma and Public Deen,e-Mesrs Gray Prescott Croker
RSS. and Brd9,s-Messrs. b. Bailey, Fowies sPnola
Puzzle IGHs@essrs Fowler Rose Baueu, Reeve Tracey
indian Afafr.-MessrS Floyd Cobb hing Bsrnes LEWIS
3bSritG5e and Religious Soeieties-essrs Williams Ward
> oysradt Ketcha Mser, DmOek
rybic Printng-Mess Dixon Greene, shea A j. Mis-
fTpeHditures Of the E-eutirs DcPaynentsiessrs Could
Wbeek sehoonesker = Dud.y r. SUS Greene John
'0g 5itigMer. Foot Trimmer wskemsn Holmes Pres
cot AnI I1orMe. Van s.ntvcOr Dugsnne Curt.,
Breyoort, Main
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Mr.. T. WOOD, to divide the Seventh Ward, IN
Mr. CURTIS, to repeal CrOtOn River Bridge Com
Mr.. REED, to regulate the per diem allowance to
labortrs 49, -
Mr.. DAWSON, TO amend the Charter of New-York.
THE NEw-YORK CITY STREET BOYS.
Mr. DUGANNE gave notice of bill the object OF
which viii be TO establish Industrial and Appren-
ticeshp School for the New-fork City street boys lie
plouoss 10 have a vessel situated in Nev-York Har-
Dor for the reception OF such boys, where they will be
taught reading writing and other branches OF com
mon education, and VIII also be taught shp-cdrpehry
and be made good sailors. To defay the expenses ne
proposes that the State appropriate certain sum OF
money provided the merchants Of New-Sork raise
like sum.
SECOND LUNAT1C ASYLUM.
Mr. BRADNER gave notice OF a bill, the ooiec. Of
which i 10 give the Governor power TO appoint three
persons Commissioners 20 visit various sections OF the
state and select suitable site for the erection oil
second State Lunatic ASYLUM. These Commissioners
are 10 re port their selection TO the next Legislature
and that Legislature if il deems expcdleni, adopt far
Their measures for the establishment OF the Asylum
The bill will name a sum to be appropriated to deiray
the expe nses of the Commission.
sTATEN-IsLAND RAILROAD COMPANY FERRY
BOATS.
Mr. SHEA introduced bin 10 amend the Act emit,
fled An Act to enable the S;aten-lslant Railroad
Company to own and run steam feTy-boats." Passed
March -, 1858.
Ii amends by providing that said Company ay en-
ploy 20 much of their funds AZ shall be necessary iot
that purpose, in owning and running steam ieryooSts
between the eastern terminus OF the railroad and the
CITY of New-York, and the western terminus Thereon
and the City of Perth AmbOy, or lie vicinity, IN the
State of New-jersey. -
Mr.. MORGAN, 10 establish the County Of Erwin
from parts Of Steuben m,
Mr. REILLY, TO have all Banks redeem their bills
at par. ... ..,.a,s in
Rroklyn also relative to laying out parks Ill Brooklyn
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
Mr.. HAKES, to erect the County of Canisteo
RESOLUTIONS.
nv SOUIRE moved that the use of the Chamber
h er,nted 10 Mr. Hutchinson Of Kansas this evening,
for tbepnrrose of lecture on Kansas affair Adopted
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