New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-27
ASSEMBLY,.
PETITIONS.


From Ontario County for modification OF the
Usury laws. Also, petitions from Erie County for the
same purpose.
BY Mr.. PRESCOTT-To amend the Militia Laws.
By Mr.. THOMAS-To provide for the payment OF
labor done on canals.
By Mr. B. SAIITH-To complete the Incorporation
Of the Juvenile Asylum at Buffalo. Ordered to
Also~The bin authorizing Towns to subscribe for
the stock of the Albany and Susquehsnna Railroad.
This hill was made the special order for tomorrow
afternoon. ~ - s..Y
Nv M SPJNOLA-To complete the biu relating to
Jurors and Courts in Kings County.
by Mr.. .ANTH0N-CoW olida'iDg the several acts
relating to District Courts iD New York into one act;
Also. adversely on the bill amending the code OF
sprocedurc in respect to supplementary proceedings In
he Marine Court, New-York. Agreed to.
Mr.. CARPENTER, from the Special Committee, re-
ported that on inquiry found that Messrs Par
ker and Wells were attacked by smallpox at the
Franklin House and laid there week without sufi-
cient room or care. They applied for admlS-
sion to the Hospital and W were RE G;,v Fete'Su snd
were recommended by him to go to the Poor House
There they were well cared for bnt sun The tac re-
mained that they were in Il public Alms-house'
among diseased aud miserable beings OF all coors'
TIE Committee consider that in the capital of the
State place should be provided outside OF The ci,y
limits where strangers attacked by the disease couu
be properly cared for u-..... 900 oe
L.
the Select Committee to visit tenant-hou3eS III New
York i'll the place Of Mr.. Hantord.
BILLS PASSED.
Forthc payment of the HarboT Commissioners.
To amend the act for the Incorporation OF FTe ln-
To provide for the opening Of Prospect square,
Brooklyn. ,., .
seamen arriving IN NeW-1oik, anu 10 Piofue lVA Vuo
disposal ot the same. - -.
Bupgis.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the charter of the New'iork juvenile
For the relief of the Asylum for Orphan and Desti-
To Jay out and open River street. Brooklyn, and to
To amend the Act relating to the OuOnda,a Salt
Spring
To prevent prize fights and fights by animals LOST
To sutbori,e the State Prison inspectors to renew
contracts with Charles Watson at Sng-sing Prison.
Mr. DCGANNE moved to recommit the bln on the
ground that it had been once killed. ana was ho' prop
erly before the House.
The CHAIR decided the point Of Orier not well
token. ,.. 49,,
the Char sustained.
Mr. WHITTEMORE moved an indenn-e poN'
poneReIt. Lost.
The bill was then killed by ~ ayes ana ~ nays.
Mr.. NORrdUP changed his vote from The attrms-
tive TO the negative, and moved to reconsider the
vote AID 20 lay tha, motion or the table. Carried.
EVENING SESSION.
The debate on the Temperance bill Yves resumed in
Committee of the Whole.
Mr. WAKEMAN spoke in favor OF the proposed
Excise Law
Mr. PRESCOTT moved tina, the Committee rise
,nd report progress with the object OF referring the
bill to a special Committee 20 report complete.
In the House, Mr.. BAlLEl moved 'ne question IL
ticated above.
which was ordered sll tie House re.usod ,aNe TO
Che Committee OF tie Whole 10 SIT eean on Tie s"O-
iect.
The question was then put on Mr. Bei'ey's moiio1
10 refer To Special Committee the ill., 10 report
complete. Carried.
Mr.. NORTnUP moved toreconsider the vote, ana
spoke warmly against q @ bill , -,
Mr.. PRENDERGAST also spoke against the hi'
and agsirst eferirg it TO Special Comm tee lAls
quostios he said, had now taken different aspe,t
TO that which it wore few days ago. IAe dccis'on
Of the Govt Of Appeal, had made Il the most iupoT-
liant question Of tlc session and rendered It necessary
that the bill should be wei considered to become &C"
ccP'sb!e 70 the people Of the State.