New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

but one. IfnOt, TOnpkns County viii be entitled to
two members.
A. AsJ e, he apponsut Of the Members Of the Assembly
srcrIOs l. The numb.r Of Members Of Assembly Of thi.
stse heI.ser to Be chosen in the several counties sre0
In The County q Albany Ales.ny Bsooe c.s;ar,u
Columbia 2 Cortland Delaware Dutehe.s Enc Is
.I Frsrhn Fulton and Hamilton Gene-ee l, Greene l.
Nsnro. HontsOns Nss-fo5t H. Ni1ssrO : oneda =
Putnam I. oneeIs Reas.eIser s. Richmond l. Roetand /.
81 LsSrenee s.rsoss seheneesdy sehcbarie Sehuy'
kir. Ulster Warren Washington ,, Wayne Westehes-
tsrs, Wyoming !. Yates.
TIE gains and losses follows: Broome gains l. CaJuss
oe. l. puehe'i GsDesee Greene k5, gan. 49,. =; hy
ssins schoharie lose' Ulster s.insi westcheser L
Mr. FOOT thought this report would prove unsatis-
factory to the House in one respect, and which
was in regard to Schuyler County. He meved to re-
commit with instructions to award one member TO the
County of Schuyler. He took the ground that SchHy-
Ter County was according to the Constitution entitled
10 represen a.ion.
M R. II. s HYDE replied to Mr.. Foot, and after
some further discussion, Mr. FOOT withdrew his
motion.
The bill was then referred to Committee Of the
Whole.
Mr.. ODELL offered resolution calling upon the
Canal Board for an opinion with regard To the requl.
site apportionment of the $1,000 900 to the enlarge
ment Of the several Canals in order to leave them al
in the same state of completion in case the gross sum
Adopted.
BILLS PASSED.
For the appraisal and payment of Canal damages to
George Folts.
For the relief of James H. Sherrell and John Doty.
For the relief OF Caleb Goodrich.
In relation to the locks on the Chemnng Cana
Feeder.
To revise and amend the act to incorporate the Or
phan Asyum in the City of Utica.
For the relief of Henry Halter and Others.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Mr.. GLOvER-To repeal the act erecting the County
Mr. ROBERTs-To amend the Charter of the City
Of S2 SGhf9fstoSy pfSoNy.ro .mendbe Insurance Law.
Mr. MAHEN-To prevent the use of Camphene
and other fluids for Light in New York.
Mr.. RIELLY-Relative to the keeping OF Gun
powder in New-York.
Mr.. DUGANNE-To regulate the quality of Milk
used in NewYork.
Also to secure the purity of the elective franchise
Mr.. G. A. DEDLEY-To abolish Boards Of Town
Auditon in the county of Ulster.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
GRANTS OF LAND CSDER WATER.
Mr.. WILTSE brought in bill authorizing the
Common Council of the city of New York to confirm
cetan Grants of land under water heretofore made by
Them which confirms the grant made to Besaleei +.
Smith in front of bis property between Twenty'fourth
and Twenty fifth streets.
SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD.
Mr. CTRTIS brought in a bill which authorizes this
Company to construct bridge across the East ana
Westchester Creeks, between New-York and New
Rochelle, which bridge shall be so constructed az not
to impede navigation.
Warrants IN sEw-YoRK.
Mr. c. T. MILLS brought in bill, which provides
that all writs Of habeas corpus issued on application Dy
any person committed as vagrant shall be returnaole
ony after the expiration of three days. aud notice
thereof shall be served upon the Governors OF the AIMS
House twentyfour hours before the return OF said writ
Mr. BRFVOORT-To charter the American Poly
N.wl-
technic Institute Of the GT OF Sewaors; ;ho o n 70
ation TO the City of Troy.
MI LEE-To authorize Henry Quinn, en- alien, to
take and hold real estate.
Mr. CURTIS-To authorize the construction OF
Drawbridge over the Saw. Mill River.
Mr. COBB-To repeal the act making the Village
of Ellcotyie a separate road district.
Mr. DlXON-To amend the act authorizing insur,
ances property (Same az senate Dh', puonsheu
MI MILLER-To regulate the fare on the Cayuga
and Susouehannah Railr0ad-2i cents per mlle-under
Mr.. HoBBS-TO improve Choteaugay River m
Dir. JENKINS-Relative to the election of Super
visors in the City of Albany.
Also exempting the City OF Albany from the pro-
visions of the Prohibitory law
Mr.. RIELLY-To amend the Act to regulate the
keeping gunpowder, &C., in New York lSame as the
Senate bill passed some time since.l
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Il. BAILEY moved that the bill for the repea
Of the Prohibtory law be made the special order for
this evening and continued evenings until disposed
of. Adopted follows:
YEas-Messrs B. Bailey. T. D Bailey, Bsucgs, Bre-
Clarke Coon Croker Dawson Desher, Deyenng Dimock,
6Sa RGs PG;las R."hs fiys Hsys Ho%s.
H. hyde keieham Hing Laeysr & LoyetI Mapsn % Ma, Ma
ssn Ode Penfed Prescott Reed, Reilly, Rodgers Scott
shea % ss Sprss WsI ieR %h Wss W5s
Z. I. Wood, woods Wnght-to. p--... co,. c,..i,
ASs0 Aq sS. F6o Gase GoGd Greene
Hske. Hobt. Hyde Jenkins JOhn,Sn Ja,aa Kngn,1'
Norhup, Paine Peck, Powers PIendergast Rose SmCns'
snedeisr Squire Van Derveer, wakemHn, Warner Write
THE KANSAS QUESTION.
Mr.. ODELL Know Nothing offered the following,
which, Mr.. MAHEN rising to debate, was Iaid over
under the rule:
rn r Kansas among settlers in that Territory and the as
,sen Of the question Of s o1. ta osernmen us there are p
duenye OF much evil and seem to be threatening Tie most us
Whe,sas The exciting questions ensuing from these disturb
euces have tai strong hold upon the public feeling not only
but throughout the country and awakened anew inc
heated and angry dcussons the exciting question Of
SIarery ezea'On which was ondy hoped nsd oeen may
by the compromises Of 1850 aud led 70 hs
Of powerful toics parties based solely upon that Issues and
Hbed, l, desirable for the peace and prosperity OF tas
bind the Union together that this disturbing question should be
dhntey serilsd AID government u .ss ser @
protection and encouragement te the nsn ana a.
its citizens, independent oil intrusion VI '
quarter. II is therefore, ,, -,-.-- -.
Reoed m the senate eoneur) A. the deliberate opinion OF
this that il duty Of Congress TO provide iof
general in that Territory for the purpose oi orshIs
and estsbhirE regular State Government there sho 70 @
nh .uch protection and force Necessary as shall secure 20
the residents the free and independent etsfS
the right the selection of their own rulers ana
orgsnikson and estsbhrnent Oh
such Republican state Government as the viii u S oI
the residents thus fairly expressed may dscIe 70 %
genial TO their fsen and most conducive 70 nen
and happiness .-., D..
hs.oed (f the Senate concu That ou- senators Ana
70 give the voice and influence of New in AID OF the pass
age Of such AE Is sha enable the free people oi hAes
decide the question OF Free Territory Tor themselves and 20 %
represented in the ne1t Of thar body by
bearing the broad zeal If State suthOry ~ tn A
nrrvir voics ~ f,ea r.ople whose scaFte above