New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-24

opinion, mi-tax was necessary.
The bill relating The Board Of Supervisors of the
l,ounty of New-York which, among other things pro-
ydes that the Mayor and Recorder shall cease TO be
members of the Board Of Supervisors was ordered to
third reading after being amended by striking out
the word Recorder" which leaves that offer mem
The Greenwood Cemeterial Association, Niagara
County bill, was ordered to third reading.
Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
THE BROADWAY SUSPENSION RAILROAD.
Messrs DAWSON and GLOVER presented peti-
construct suspension railroad in Broadway, New
York, on bis plan. The petitions were signed by
number Of business firms in New-York.
QUARANTINE.
A replv WIS received from the Health Officer of the
port of to resolution of the House, nquir-
ing the number of foreign and coastwse vessels which
be his deputies have boarded during the past year.
the amount of fees which have been received for such
services the number of boatmen employed the num-
Der of lighters licensed to discharge infected cargoes
during the past and the names Of the persons
bonded by the Health Officer as Quarantine hghtmen.
The report is from the 9TH of April last
The number of lighters licensed as stated was 81
The number of persons engaged in discharging in-
The number of vessels, foreign and coastwise,
boarded 1914 from foreign ports, and 1907 from
domestic ports.
The Health Office Department during the past sea-
son at Quarantine consisted of the Health Officer,
Deputy Health Officer and six bargemen.
They were chiefly remunerated by fees received
nom the Custom House, and collected like other port
charges, from vessels visited and examined by the
Health Officer at Quarantine. The fees thus received
were distributed as follows:
e g, e. DEPUTY Health LIZ LIZ
In addition to the above the Health Officer received
from costing vessels during the past season deduct
ing Oficia! incidental expenses, 1894 Is.
The expenses referred to were as fonows; ,,
4aisisi sts,iOnsT Ssns so.sS Of IN
Prose- uting violations Of Qurantine aws.....' liz
The number of infected vessels quarantined, fumi-
gated and otherwise cleansed before being allowed 10
TO proceed to the city, during the past year, was @oe'
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Nv Mr. RIELLY-To amend the act relative 10
keeping gunpowder &C., in New-Yorh.
By Mr.. DlXON-In favor Of printing OF extra cop
les Of the Transactions Of the State Agricultural So
ciety. Agreed TO. RI
Also to print extra copies of the Transactions of the
American institute. Agreed to- ....;..
BY Mr.. PRESCOTTCIo authorize inc construction
Also, to examine into damages to the Cayuga
Bridge .. 1900.
new county from parts OF Enc, Ca'tafaguS anu WV
ming Counties. Agreed to.
nv Mr.. FOOT-To authorize the election of spe-
cial Coanty Judge in Tompkins County. NJ
Also by BILL to extend temperance III '"e 'ii"se VI
By MIR. B. SMITH. To extend the time for the COL
lection of taxes in the town of West Farms. -
BY Mr.. TRIMMER. For the rehef OF Henry eulnn'
BY Mr. TRACY. To amend the act relative to the
Nv Mr.. LEE. To regulate the fare on the Cayuga
By Mr.. VAN SANTvOORD-To charter the State
Bank Of Troy Third reading
THE ANTI-REST BILL.
The Stockbridge Indian bill was received from the
Mr.. KING moved that the bill be referred to the
Committee on Indian Affairs, ,
MIR JENKINS moved that II be referred TO the Jul
dietary Committee. 1t related to subject which had
t one time been of much agitation, but which
was now in a fair way of settlement.
rce of the bill was TO the Judiciary Committee, mas
much as there was a law question OF some Importance
involved a., C-.... - Ia;
Afais. -
For the relief Of James Brady and Daniel Hartnett.
To authorize the construction of an inlet from the
Atlantic Ocean into the Great South Bay, In the Town
of Brookhayen, in the County OF Suffolk.
To repeal an act to form road district from Rch'
field Springs, Otsego County, 10 the horth me o.
Warren, Herkimer County
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr. BERRY-To authorize the Trustees OF the
Village of Silver Greek to apply certain moneys 10
'I nv Mr. V G. 4. bUDLEY-TO abolish the Boards Of
Town Auditors in the Courts Of Ulster, and establish
Others in their stead. ..
Bv Mr.. BRADY-To provide for the election of two
By MI MEAD-To erect the town of Croton, IN the
County of Delaware.
By Sir. GLOVER-To repeal the act erecting the
County of Schuyler
nv Mr.. b. BAILY-For the relief of George b.
-UooIdridge. Sergeant. Arms of the House. APP
propriates the sum of $4,000, communication was
receiyed from the surgeons attending Mr. woodbridge
stating that be had received u compound fracture OF
The thieb and that he would be confined some three
or four months, and probably be cripple Tor NE. ,
Bv Mr. WARD To equahze taxation I'D ths
Seventh Ward, Brooklyn.
RESOLUTIONS. .
YMr sIMONs moved new rule, providing that ossd
shall be in order to refer any bill on the general orue
10 the committee reporting the same to be reported
comple,e-with the exception of claim and appropra
tioD bills. Lost. Al,
Mr.. DUGANNE moved resolution directing The
Bank Committee TO obtain the opinion OF tmtec
States Attorney General with regard to the power
this State 70 regulate the use Of nonlegai tenders
Tabled
THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT. -,
Mr. NORTHUP called up the resolution proyidlneg
for final adjournment Of the Legislature on the stl
Of April at l2 m. Adopted.
Mr.. GLOVER moved that the Select Committee o.
the last House TO investigate Police affairs IN New