New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

Mr. RHOADES moved that hereafter the House
will meet at u. m and 81 p m. Agreed to.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
To amend the charter OF the New-York Juvenile
Asylum.
TO prevent the sale of intoxicating liquors in the
neighborhood of Clinton States Prison:
In relation to the Bond of the Sheriff Of the County
of Kings go,
the Coles or Harlem bridge.
Mr.. DICKINSON moved TO concur.
Mr. VARNUM moved lis reference TO the Naylga'
ton Committee The Common Council OF New-fork
protested against the BILL and as there was PROPOSE
ton pending render Harlem river navigabe and as
this bridge might interfere with this project he desired
10 have that point examined Besides the bill requires
the County of New-York 10 pay half the expense,
whereas Westche-ter has the exclusive jurisdiction OF
the river. This required TO be looked at also. 49,
Mr.. DICKINSON said that this motion would be
equivalent to killing it. ,
After further discussion by Messrs. MAhEN,
THOMPSON and DICKINSON,
The House non-cOncured in the Senstes amend
ment-30 10 40.
Mr. WOOD moved a reconsideration Of this vote,
and that that motion lie on the table. Agreed TO.
The Senate sent down the Appraiser bill, concur
riDg IN portion and non-copcurripg IN others OF the
House amendments.
Mr.. LEAVENWORTH moved that the House in.
sist upon its amendments and ask for Committee OF
Conference. Agreed TO, and Committee appointed.
The House concurTed in the Senates amendment to
the bill TO pay the expenses OF certain persons engaged
in the service of the State.
Also, To the New.York Charter bill.
Also the the bill in relation to Commercial paper.
THE amendment provides that no protest shall be ne
cessary on time checks
The third reading OF bills resumed, and the follow
ing passed:
Of this State.
To reorganze the Senate Districts.
In relation to assignments In the City Of New-York,
and to amend the several acts relating thereto.
Mr.. POMEROY called up from the table the motion
10 reconsider the negativing the bill relative TO
stage routes in the City Of Nsw.York. The vote was
rec0nsidered and the bill passed. after ben aamended
that no new routes shsn be established without the
written consent OF majority OF the property owners
along the line.
To prevent the improper detention of notes of coun-
try banks-SO to 20.
The Port Warden bill came down from the Senate
amended, and the amendments were concurred in.
Also the bin providing compens station for expenses
and costs incurred in contestng the right to certain
State and Judicial offices.
The amendments nonnoncurred in-24 TO So.
Mr. II. BAKER moved Committee Of Conference.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BILLS PASSED.
To improve the breed OF domestic animals.
To authorize Sacketts Harbor and Elisburg Rail
road 10 increase the rates Of fare.
To amend the charter OF the Fulton Fire Insurance
Company.
To amend the militia law 50 as 70 allow honorary
rank TO be conferred in certain cases
Defining the powers and duties OF the Courts Of
Special Sessions, except in New.York and Albany.
and regulating sppeals in certain cases.
To authorize additional compensation to the Brook
lyn Census Msrshsls.
To amend the act for opening and grading Division
avenue, Brooklyn.
To authorize the State Line Railroad COMPANY to
purchase tho stock Of tbs Erie aud Northeast Rad.
reed Compsny.