New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11
ASSEMBLY,.
THE BRIDGE AT ALBANY.

BRIDGE AT ALBANY.
Tie retitions asking for a law authorizing the con-
srrtou If bridge over the Hudson, continue TO pour
H. IS were presented this morning from every part OF
tie State
On the other hand, rCmOnstrances against the bnhSe
are also coming ill., Fifteen Of these were received.
Tur INV coi.NTIEs or uIGHLAND AID CANIsrEO.
TIesame diversity Of opinion exists among the people
ini.resed, regarding the formation of the county OF
Kirkland from Orangc and Ulster Counties, ana the
County Of CaIisteo from Aleghany and Seuben
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Reports were made favorably upon the following
bills:
Mr. PREsCOTT-ro authorize Clerks Of Super
yiscrr 10 administer oaihs IL certain cases.
Also to autl orize tie Huntington and Smthtown
Turnpike Company to surrender their charter.
MI DAWs0N-In favor of procuring for the As
Mr.. SNEDEK Eli--Relatveto the Village Of Hemp
stead. ~ -, .
plan Asylum at Utica.
Alro 10 allow the Society of BDai Jeshurun OF
Eew-Ioik to change number of Directors.
Mr. GRAY-For the relief of Charles II. lnnes-.
MI SNITH--To extend the time for collection OF
taxes in Oswego.
Ar sCOTT-To amend the Act providing for incor-
roration of Firs-Insurance Companies.
Mr. MATTICE-To authorize School districts in
Il,rkimer County to purchase maps Of said county.
The transactions OF the State Medical Society for
1855 were Zee. iyed, and Nr. DEVENlNG moved the
printing of $50, which referred TO the Committee
or Printing.
The Joint resolution OF the Senate to proceed TO elect
two Regents OF the University on the 9TH OF March
was received and laid over.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the charter of the Brooklyn City Hospital.
In relation to the Village OF Hampstead, Queens
County.
For tie relief Of Peter d. Luddington.
Nr ANTHON called up his motion TO reconsider
the vote passing the biz to amend the act to enable
the Staten leland Railroad Company to own and run
st am feITy-bOats, aud withdrew the motion. 30 the
biz goes to the 5 nate.
Tie motion to reconsider the vote passing the bill
TO provide payment for the removal Of coarse salt vat
in the City OF Syracuse was aIso withdrawn, ana tke
bill goes TO tie Senate.
For the relic Of the Lumbermans Bridge Company.
For the relief Of the Clinton County Agricultural
Society.
To amend the articles Of association of the Farmer
Bank Of Hudson.
To legalze the proceedings Of the Board OF Super
visions Of the County of Monroe
To incorporate the SPEAKER Basin Suspension
Bridge Company.
Hou-e moved to lay this order of business upon the
table. Carried.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Mr.. DESHLER-For the better Protection OF De
posor- in the Savings Bank of the state, by provid-
ing for more secure basis for the investment vi their
fund.- and to change the mode appointing managers
in such institutions.
MD. NORTHUP-To Repeal the Act Authorizing
tie Appointment Of Railroad Commissioner.
Mr.. SQUIRE To Authorize the 1t. Lawrence
County Agricultural Society TO purchase Real Estate
for the purposes Of the Society; also, to Amend the
Charter Of Washington Village.
Mr.. GAHFN-To Suppress Pawnbroker and other
Eabbhmert. for the Reception OF Stolen Property IN
New.York
Mr.. DENNISTON-To Amend the Act Taxing Cor
poratioIs.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. JULIAND-In relation to suits and actions
against Village Officers.
Mr.. ABBOTT-To authorize 81. Lawrence County
supeIviors to increase pay OF Jurors.
NJ. PRENDERGAST-Declar French Creek
Mr.. NORTHt'P-To amend the act relating to Re-
hgous - cieties.
Mr. CURTIS-To CHARTER the Cromwell Creek
Bridge Company.
NJ. LEEITo authorize the Directors Of the Aorah
PleI kroad Company to regulate its Tolls.
Mr.. BREVO0RT-TO protect the citizens OF TIE
City of New-York against the imposition OF Railroad
Companies. This bill was published IN NE ihi9 p.
several days snce-proydes against permitting haA-
road Companies or their employees to oostruct the
streets BY piliDg snow or other suostances.I
TERPETrA1Ios or TESTIMONY.
Mr.. SCOTT introduced bill 10 amend Art. 8, Title
3 Chap. Part OF the Revised otatut1s' wncn ea'
tends tie proceedings to Perpetu9te Testimony 70
cases where the party expected to De ADVERSE " 'Ao
applicant, Tesides out OF the state.
SUITS AGAINST INCORPORATED VILLAGES.
NJ. JULIAND brought in a bill IN relation 20 sults
and acts ard other eca proceedings against Trustees
aud other officers Of Incorporated villages "G!c1 Plo
vides that when suit has been determined, the Irus-
tees shall ascertain the costs end have the same as
sessed upon the taxable inhabitants Of the village
collected and paid over to the proper oieef or PeTson
10 receive the sane. without taxing any NVDe' reI-
-ous claiming to have paid any cos,s' shall render a
true account in tems OF the bu- 40 costs shan
be paid, incurred by theswiilful neglect or nsconda't
Of lie claimant The Trustee shan cause al account
Of the co.ts paid by them to be kept in the book OF
records Of The village, and ssue to the Collector
warrant for the collection ef the ane. The pEoVsols