New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10


reclamation. osrsie shall h. sled by the Governor
SIC The said grafton. their sEs .h,l 'ps,s
Broadway Had til Rus or block Pavement shall h.v. suoh
Isce '" roush sone % As . afford safe Gons to horses
SIC. 1hs aet shall take effect Immediately.
Mr. GUEST said that rs there nothing before
the House which more deeply interested the people OF
The City of New-York than the matter contained in
the bill lie moved that the bill do lie on the table.
Mr. GLOVER said thousands had pettisned for the
bill.
The motion TO lay on the table was lost.
Mr.. ANTHON moved 10 refer the bill to the Com
mlttee the Internal Affairs Of Towns and Counties.
He thought it a matter which did not interest railroad
companies 80 much as the community ut large.
Mr. WOODS moved its reference 10 the Judiciary
Committee.
Mr. DUGANNE moved the previous question:
Mr. ANTHONS motion was lost, and he bill
referred to the Railroad Committee.
WIDENING BATTERY PLACE.
Mr. MAHEN brought in bill which provides Tor
the confirmation Of the resolution adopted 10y Com
non Council Of the City OF New-York the Bit OF
December, 1853, providing for the widening Of Bate
" place and authorizing the Street Commissioners ID
proceed with the opening IN conformity win the resO-
luton.
coLLEcTIo, or COSTS.
Mr. SCOTT brought in bill authorizing the OPEN
ing Of process for the collection Of in
provides that wherever judge Of coar- other
oeer Authorized 20 Isor The duties Of such judge svsrts
costs any seton ecs ee1ns any record
in he cases picv;dsd By s~ process IL nstae
oI s5ss ersons property may be ssecd for tho ciecton
such costs shsI have been awarded by the Court
SECTION = Thu. act .ha / take eject immediately.
RhTRIIS OS RECORDS OF &ORrGAGES
Mr. sc OFT brought ia biil requiring Clerks of
counties 10 make entries upon the margin of the
records of mortgages in certain 1t provides
uoris,s upon shs DO entered Cerk of the
whore of &c the entry ss be made shall forthwith
make note Ia writing the OF the record OF such
,uch record BE- in bis Office referring the page
and 5OOk where judgment entered.
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS.
Mr.. A j. MILLS brought III bill to prohibit the
publication Of anorymouS letters It provides
ss, ss 81 any ', d1y sssi ..
to Be P.Pe ..y iSt,oi or
eeedns Fifty ds snd if such letter or BE- de-
Gu: under the law. Of tbs state such p.,n snail in aon
such ns be for term not exceeding 'r months
Sec This act shall t2ke effect immediately
SECURITY OF PUBLIC MONEYS.
Mr.. FEM brought in q bill for the better security
Of the public moneys in the hands Of certain public
officers, which provides that each Supervisor shall.
the PENAL ofdOube the amount which n1o INC iud'
coming iuto bis bands in such manner a. he required to BY
with this exception Each Overseer Gator Ito bond. in
the PENAL equal to The total which aO hands
Proyson for maintaining actions such boni,
INCORPORATED BANKS AND BASKISG AssocIArIoSs.
Mr.. FOWLER has brought in a bill to amen the
several acs relating 10 Incorporated Banks aud Bank
ing Corporations which provides that these assOcia-
tiOns shall not hoard up the circulating notes of auy
bank banking association individual baker pgpoe
couptng bank &c, to redeem the circulating notes
Issued by any yGh BARI Any ossr tern. than as tho
stable by OF 100 each osne snd prson
lot to exceed one year. and also 'ie' VI the privilege Of
banking
OPENING FLATBUsH AyHNUE. BRooKLrs.
Mr.. SPlNOLA brought III "a bill 20 extend F!atbush
avenue in the City of brooklyn, Which provides for
laying out and extending tho 100 feet in width,
present nortbwesiey Termination 10 Man sad Paton
All point which southwes,ery ong asin street
from the sOuthessitrly inreecton Of Man AID Prospect
streets The us provisions w regard the srpOir
Of Coumouers the ais e assessed for tho
benefits Of the inprOep-t and estimate tao damages, &c.
made.
Mr.. CURTIS br"rgEt in a bill entitled An Act to
Encourage tic lmvrov' ment OF the Breed Of Horses
Ii popOtes to eetdbs racoCourse IN one of the fol
lOwiI named counties: Kings, Queens, Suffolk, New
York, Richmond OF " Z -tcheeter
Mir. HAYES, TO regulate the planting of oysters in
the Han III kiser.
NATURAL HISTORY or THE STATE.
Tic Report Uf tie Commissioners appointed to su.
ptIint,ud the c,Inp non of the HaUra History Of
ih' 6 ate Of New-Yoik, was received. At the time
Of the last report there waS ia the Treasury subject
to draft, The sum OF e. ia 81 and since then there
have been Iaid the following sums
To r. H. Pesfe ret onioiosy ~
To John +. Gev PaleontOoey and Insects 2l5 50
10 James nIs rslso.,osy and y Io.so'' $50 SO %
TO H. II. Pea.e, PaleoniolOsy ~ 90
TO r H. res.e' PaleOntolOsy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 %
Bssnce at date Of last rel ............s 574 81
Appropriation Of 1855 5000 oo-lolh ~
Balance TO credit Of Commissioners 273 81
With regard TO the dispute between Messrs Pease,
Dathie and Gayt the Commissioners report the fol-
lowing agreement:
UheTea question has arisen and been pending for
years the rights Of r. II Pe.e and John Giyt
IN gard steel engraving for tho Natural History ths
State NewYork: for value received, l. Richard H.
Peese hereby and that such steel ensayin,
he by these acting in behalf OF The state TO the said
hereby renqusing however any claim or demand
Which may have the said John Z. Gav james
Dstbio growing out OF the same. - -
III.
A contract has been made with Prof. Hall, by which
be is TO furnish the third volume Of his Paeontology
the State for the sum Of So 600 ST. 900 down-sl0J0
on the 18th of January l856-sl00J the lst of Oc
tober 1886 and tie remainder when the work is
pletod which is reported to be by the lst Of January,
ie57 RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. FEM moved that 700 copies Of the book pre-
pared by Mr.. Sherman Clerk OF the House, be puT-
chased and supplied to members. Referred.
Dir. HAXTU n moved the supply of the usual number
Of tie Legislative Manuals to members Referred.
LOOSE LEGIsLATIoS.
Mr. MATTESON called up the resolution for the APP
poiDment Of the usual Committee of Nine, TO take
under consideration the bills the general orders, and
select such they deem proper to be referred TO be
reported complete.
Mr. DESI1.ER moved to amend by naming the
following gentlemen such committee: Messrs.
PrenGergast Cole, Juliand, Norhrup, +. t. Wood,
Jenkins Scott, Glover and j. b. Clark.
This amendment gave rise to debate, in viii 10
Mesers. SPINOLA and BAILEY considered it
tectiOn upon the SPEAKER.
MIR. ODELL opposed TO the appointment OF
tie Committee at all He did not consider j, legiti.