New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-29

their proceedings which shall he 6lsd In the ou. Of the csri
OF the Common Council f the City Of Ns.for within ton
sic shs Be lawful for the said Mayor Aldermen and
unonst to sise By loan from time 70 nne AID ~ G 1sS m
By the creation Of public stock 70 b called the New City
H. stoet Of the City Of wses s. s,, o rsass s
NewYok and shall bear interest not exceeding hVe Per
sKc II shs be lawful the said Mayor Aldermen and
Comuonslty determine what sha BE- the nominal s0qnt o.
shares the shall consist aAd they are are hereby auho
lied to sell and dispose Of each sh,re at Pue aqeon o. m
see and TO issue oefese therefor on suh ters 1 ney
h think proper provided that the stock shall not Dc sd a.
SEC ne proSscn of the act entitled An Act regulate
" the Of the City Of NewYoft pasei jane 1917
n this sct contained. ,hAli apply TO said stock
SEC II shall be lawful for the Supervisors Of the City and
ell sub taxation within said city and county IN
addition 70 the ordinary tsIe. yearly and eyefJ y sun 1I
aS5sy .teet:y ''h'''n' 70 10y 10 '"'e'''' ---'''
SIC The moneys to be raised BY virtue of this .et shall be
applied the erection and completion OF new CITY Hal n
sad City Sew.YOt and to no other PuIpS.s whatever
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, y. Y.
Mr.. SICKLES introduced the following bill:
sEcros The Public Administrator Of the City Of =.
administer upon estate when the Surrogate OF the Coan
shall eer that in bis opinion the case ss proper one for
SEC The said Administrator hereby authorised pay
eb,nn sanTstop when it shsl satisfactorily appear that
the estate solvent when 90 days shall have expired from
SEC h Ths fuad. received by the Administrator belonging
hch be taken IN charge by h sha De eps
tied by him suitable bank Trust Company to be
leced by with the Of the Controller OF the City
90 that such may receive interest while deposit and
may required for the purposes Of administration
SEC The said Surrogate may make such regu ,on' as to
the and mode Of final settlement and distribution Of estates
the charge Of the Public Administrator Of 500 aud under IS
sYc The Administrator shall receive such for bis sal
sy and clerk hire as the Surrogate may deem suitable
SPECIAL ORDER.
Mr. FERDON in the chair The Committee of the
Whole took up the New-York Manhattan Park bill
Mr.. KELLY moved to amend the bill by providing
that the Commissioners shall hold their office, one for
one year. for two years, one for three year, one
for four year and for five years the vacancies to
be filed in like rotation.
Messrs UPHAM and MADDEN opposed the amend
inert.
Mr. KELLY predicted that if his amendment did
not prevail this Commission would at the end of five
years be nothing more nor less than political foot
ball.
The proposed amendment was voted down.
MIR. BROOKS then moved an amendment when
provides for making the stock of the city basis for
banking. After debate, it was lost.
The bill was then reported to the Senate, and
Mr. SICKLES moved TO strike out from the report
of the Committee the amendment adopted naming the
Commissioners. Lost, by the following vote:
YEAS-Messrs. Brooks Kelly, siekles, Spencer Towns
WsdswoTth-5.
Hotehki.. Hunt1ston Lee MADDEN Neho. NoIOn Petty
Richsrison Rider A. NJ. Smith, C. P. Smith, Uphsm-lI
The bill was then ordered TO third reading.
BILLS PASSED.
The Utica and Binghamton Railroad bill.
Relative TO the Episcopate of the Diocese of New
York.
Relative to the New-York Juvenile Asylum.
Increasing the number of Directors OF the jews
Hospital of New-Yolk.
ciety.
Relative to testimony N Justices Courts
Recess till p. u.