New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
ASSEMBLY,

he faIf VI
R.soirtS That the Mayer. Aaerpss .na cenOu.,y q tbs
@ g Sssy a. ss,o S s9,Sr ;.. 10 ks
-. cunt rot 70 exceed the the S7ecs
re- rHs is'e. exceed ia Pri cent per .nnu % b
% 81 IS Ts Market and 10 oI
ADOPTED by Beard Of Aldermen, Peh IS lSo
AIrroved ~ the Mayor Msrrh !. 1885. -
TIE petition is accompanied by an Act entitled
90 An Act 10 authorise the Mayor, Aldermen and Com
"nopal,y of the City Of NewYork, TO raise $40 600
by loan, and to fund the same fOr the re building OF
"1omykins Market Tbs act contains the necessary
PROVISIONS for the purpose stated ard which do not
vary from the customary form.
REFoRNATIoS NIBBMIrs.
Mr. FOOT presented petition from Henry Dwight
and as others asking for the establishment Of
Asylum for the Reformation of inebriates, TO be To-
Gated at Gerevs.
ERIE COUNTY.
The citizens Of Buffalo made application by petition
through Mr. Deshler that the City OF Buffalo be OF
fem Erie County aud that the City be constituted q
. separate County.
TnE sARBoR COMMISSION
A remopstrance was received from the New-York
eisnber Of Commerce, against the repeal VI the act
establishing the New-lork Harbor Commission. The
rtuorstrapce embodied IN series OF resolutions
sdort,d by The Chsuber Of Commerce on the Let Of
March, and published in THE TRIBUNE at the time.
AT TIE calf of Mr.. DIXON il was read, and then, on
motion Of Mr. D., il was laid on the table.
bogus assurance COMPANIES.
Mr.. WAKEMAN presented a petition from Joseph
Ftnner and Others in relation to the Mohawk Valley
Farmers Insurance Company. II sets forth that he
nj. F.
that Company and paid for tho policy therefor 900.
1s that 5 f dms% G % S s' 4. Conn
pspy that be has been entirely unsbeo obtain one cent FROM
Ss 1s W Toll claims 70 set sss
ssu emf or reTort from Uch s.snee The petitioner
Mr. wAKEMAN moved a Select Committee OF
three to investigate the matter.
The motion was seconded by Messrs GUEST, Du-
CANINE (whO proposed to amend by givSg power to
investigate the affairs of other companies end ne
cessay sit during the recess and seud for Perons aud
papersl and DENNISTON, who considered II time
Tor the State to take cognzance Of these fraudulent
InF urance Companies.
MIR. FOOT Il ought provision was already made for
these Investigations. II was made the special DUTY OF
the Controller TO make these Investigations, ana the
late Controller had done good service IN that partco
lar. He had doubt, from the business capacity OF
the pse-rnt Controller that he would follow up the
work. The Courts, too, were open 10 relief. lie
therefore considered II utterly unnecessary to appoint
a Select Committee 10 lit during the recess.
Dr. NOR1HUP asked, if this power was vested in
the Controller and the Courts, why not put upon
the fraudulent traDsactonsi
MIR FOOT-Because there was no one to take sufh-
ci, Mt intsi est in the matter.
Mr. NORTHUP then wanted action taken here,
and power given and put into practice, which will take
these souless corpoatiors up and strange them at
once where they were. He hoped the Committee
would be appointed ard that Il would consist Of men
of the most fearless character, for IL will need such
Mr. DESHLER called attention TO the fact that there
il more money paid in the State for insurance alone
than paid to all the chartered banks for interest
This was very important matter, and It was time
something done TO break up those bogus Insurance
MI. VAN sANTyoORp moved that the Commit
tee report ON or before the 9Th day Of April next
MIR. ODELL moved the previous question which
was ordered and the motion, az amended by Mr.Nan
Santvooid was adopted.
THE BRIDGE AT ALBANY.
Mr. HAYES presented foySIse Petitions e, ,ss
massage OF the bill for bridge at Albany.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
THE STATE RAILROAD CoMMIssIosERs.
Mr. HOYLE from the Railroad Committee, to
which referred the petition OF the Hon. Slas Sey-
nour State Engineer and Surveyor, asking for re-
pee of the act establishing Board Of Railroad Com
nisioners, and also bill providing for the repeal,
Submitted written report, which be read In his place.
TIE report concludes with a recommendation IN favor
of the passage of the bill repeang the act which
referred to Committee Of the Whole.
GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS BILL
Mr. ODELL reported the General Appropriation
bill.
Itapproprates-For Salaries Of State Officers Clerks
and Memtersof Legislature, ei39, 1906 Stationery and
ssIss' f G s Boei. 1e for State oee. Poss
itf srF s EsTs ss c ooa as
and supreme Court Consisbles $780, for PRINTING &c or
Tenssticn q superintendent Of Capitol $50 Expenses
& s''i it sa fs.g AHR':JE "s
s i. p Societies. a5e P Hss''s and Rsp
SEQ, seeretsry Of Rents salary forth go; Books
iHsp SdoI' saeis1ss. The Rsses
ssh E' SUPPORT q state Sos
Of G.n.cs t Assns s T R1os z, E cgss:
4roi New Yo,k Hospital, s22foe New,YoIk o.phsn
Ssw yod psf ard Dumb sog a.iIa,lon ioI he Blind
S C sn n9a" t a H.pd Leg
c cos Of so State sS s. Pay Of co%%ss 70 E..$@:
sS Levi sselas o. he Rsd s:So Trassts saps%:
cour Reports Lave ard Doeumepts ss2S Copies o. Laws
Expenses $500 Murder Trial Reports. ssooi Aaysnces
to County $500 So1 s CO. .os : 2
sS sSisssis sn %SSfs sas%p
ycoD eco, Reports Of Court of ApPeals 70 County Clerks
$50 Agents examine sueiioneerS aeeoyn. eso Edsest
% nssp s'ss On soo s an Gospel Fan%
I .s1P Or Lss .as ir sa ss Rev.; q
J Ja1sbie D.hsas1s Society. $500 Western Moa.s
lido. AT% ssoSs s k:'R sgs q VS.;
ccs; Courts Martial ssoo Taxes fs openns Rosds $500
Railroad Commissioners Salaries and Eseen.es seooi state
DTesssris. sists si1o9 Incorporated Orphan A''un''
PG,s6s ron ~. Gensrai FIND Debf sskss rsaSyor in.
teIesf on stocks saf1 "a Indian snnutss Sf.sss
Fren he L1rstss FSsd-Dvidends to sasmies. sj2 ooi
Frem D. s. Dsro.it FSsd-Diydepds 70 Common Schools,
1885, Academies szsee addition TO capital Of
1s seboo siao; Instruction Of teachers N Academies
slstto Teachers Institutes eSo support OF nasn sen''
I,e r0nk Fund-Interest .,eet. s2osS redemP,ioD'
ofbi' s,o cSns9se1, expenses. a. t,ondys. late,
oceanic Steamship and Railway Company
Mr.. GLOVER moved that the oli De referred !"
the Committee on Commerce and Navigation:
Mr.. b. BAILEY moved that the paper, be taken
from the Committee on Commerce aud Navigation
and that they be referred to the Railroad Committee.
Lost.