New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05
ASSEMBLY.
SPECIAL, ORDER,

SPECIAL ORDER.
The House went into Committee and took up the
bill regulating the sasries OF the Judges OF the Oout
of Appeals and Of the Supreme Court. $500
MI. VAN SANTvOORD moved an additional sec sec
ton, allowing to the present Judges, mileage anu
ofice-expenses not to exceed sou In any year. ne
aid the Constitution would not allow of increasing the
salaries Of Judges now in Office and as the bill only
provided for the Judges hereafter elected, ne th3ugh5
Il nothing more than just that his amendment showu
MIR. PRESCOTT was opposed to the bill thinking
that the Judges received pay enough, put ne
would be in favor of adopting this amendment as
substitute for the whole bill. Adopted.
~ ~ IT WOOD moved to make the salary of the
Judge Of the City Court, Brooklyn s'''OO per an"u"
Lost. ~,., .,.o On, ~ .ract;no
''1 In the House, MIR. VAN SANTyO0RD moved to
restore the onactng clause. Lost.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
nv Mr. SPlNOLA-To authorize the District Attor,
ney Of Kings County to appoint 0ie'A' 'N"D
Also to egaze the action of the Board Of Super
yisors of New-York. Third reading - -, r..
Also to form new Ward IN New-1ork ivy 'on'
the Twelfth and Nineteenth Wards.
Mr. ANTHON moved to recomnht 'hiS Dill AO'''
and hin ordered to third reading. =
Nv MIR. SPINOLA-To authorize the Supervisors OF
Kings County to make loan TO continue tue
of Pepitentiary. Third reading V,
Aso. 10 close Bloomingdale Square in New'iork'
BY Mr.. H6YsRADT-TO regulate the sale of Pc
''I Zoe NJ W TPRESCOTT-The Harlem River Bridge
bill Third reading: c e ,,s,;ooo Of
Nv Mr.. FOOT-To increase the fees OF justices OF
the Peace aud CoAtables in certain cases. in"u
nv Mr.. GRAY-To sell the State Arsenal IN New
ymk CITY and dispose of the proceeds. .
Mr.. ANTHON moved to lay the bill on the table 50
that its amendments might be printed Los'' @"u '"0
hII WAS ordered to third reading. .
By Mr.. SCOTT-To amend the act relative 10 ih'ui
ancts on property. Third reading MI,
Also the hallet's Cove and "iliamsourgh rianA-
roa nl O NJ WULIAMS-To charter the Society of
Living in Hospital in New-fork' s--,...., Nou
'aIso' relative TO the Board of Supervisors, New
York NJ TfTa to banks and bankers
IG Ry Mr. FL6YD-From minority of the Committee
- }nd;sn Affairs against the bill 10 authorize the
ST. b,doe Nation Of Indians TO commence tnals TO
rscoyer title to lands in Albany, kensselaeI anu anu
CoIumba Counties submitted report adverse W '"'
bhI; t IA i%giAISFORD-To lay ont and establish q
,,.rt " the Eastern District of Brooklyn 1hrd
reading. o,,, o,nrs.
~ uorse went into Committee ON the OH iOi th9
,ogeS of Hobart Free College. Ordered 10 'hi'u
reading. . ,ovr,xurD.
Nv Mr.. ANTHON-To reorganize the In d;o', VI
9 sydrps in the Port Of New-lork Ihlrd reagins: g,
% nhs,e, The Inter. Oceanic Steam Navigation
Company. o,.vs
Mr.. DUGANNE. from the Select ConI 'ae up
ipted to investigate the manner IN which $1,000
uses in New-YoIk and Brooklyn are c0ps'iuo 49,
united written report, concluding with resolI'
praying that the Committee continue their eA""''
ton during the recess of the Legislature. 10
Mr.. COLE moved that the Committee mako inc H.
s,igation at their own expense; Ia
The report and resolution waslad on the taOe u 10
.nted. N,L.ls
By Mr. SPINOLA-To compensate Census Marsh"n
Brooklyn. Third reading.
BILLS PASSED. -. . -.
TO SUPPRESS INTEmPERAsCE AND TO EEGOLArh
THE SALE OF INTOXICATING DkiNkS:
Mr. FOOT moved 10 recomut the bill with lnstiuc-
ops to substitute the blu introduced into the Senate
by MIR. Bradford.