New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30
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| THE CAsvAssfYG OF VOTES N YEw-YoRK.
! Mr.. Brookss ball providing for a more certain es
innate AID cany ass Of votes in the City Of NewYork,
$6ch provided thai no person should b cs
found on the lot Of rspd Juror. within the FIVE neIi
preceding the election which he shall have been chosen
ard certify to BE- csnva.. Of the dI ballot bas ope%ea by
them before opening OF proceeding to Canvass the votes in
THE SUPPLY BILL
This bill was taken up 10 Committee of the Whole
| At - o'clock to-day. IL debated until p. m,
when q recess until o'clock was ordered.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
The following passed, unless otherwise noticed:
To authorize the City Of Syracuse to borrow money
To provide certain canvas and estimate Of votes in
Tie b Sas amtEied by striking the clause relative TO
selecting ddate from The Grand Jury list and by fidng
prescribed BY law and the result on each ticket announced
t. repeal al act touching the laying Of in New
buist -
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. UPTAM called up the Joint resolution fxing tho
Sd of February at ~ M, for the election OF United
Ststes Senator in place OF Hamilton Fish.
Mr. BROOKS moved to lay he resolution on the
table. Lost, snd resolution adopted-2Oto
Mr.. NOXON-To hold evening sessions on Mondays
Tuesdays and THURSDAYS Excepting Tuesday evening
of next week. TO consider the general orders Agreed
In Committee of the Whole, Mr.. NICHOLS in the
| Chair TIE Supply bill was taken up.
Mr.. RAMSEY moved to amend the clause providing
pay ment TO J. W. Ferdon in the matter Of contested
case by cTeasng the amount to siOO and the same
| amount TO Benjamin Brandretb. Agreed %.
| MI MADDEN moved to restore the amount OF
| $500 to Alexander G.. johnson for indexins laws
M. SPENCER r-oved a neu item of $500 to T. j.
Barr for per diem mileage aud counsel fees in contest
| ing the se6t for the Hid District Agreed to
NJ. UPHAM moved an amendment providing sou
to Mr. Garlpghouac late Serseantat'Arms OF ihe San
| ate. Agreed 10.
Mr. RAMSAY moved to insert $500 to Mr.. Gebhard
PEI ding the question, motion TO report progress pre-
Recess to p. m, Supply bill the special order.
The Senate met in afternoon session, at o'clock,
| when the Supply Bill wss discussed before the Com
mee. Several amendments msde and items sriekeh
,ut by the Assembly were rensertec-anoDg others
the Authorization for the Dsvies and Covies case
Strore opposition made TO some OF the Items and
| progress was reported, when the Committee rose.
| Mr. BROOKS gave notice Of bulls 10 appoint CoH
uasioners at the port Of New York and . deno their
dutics To establish regulations regarding toe accu
mutation Of dirt in the barbor, and to render uniform
| tie rates Of wharfage.
| BILLS INTRODUCED.
| nv Mr. MADDEN-I0 amend the lnsursnce law OF
1879 so as to provide fer the surplus accuuuations OF
| Companies. "
| By Mr. RAMSEY Giving District Attorneys tde
same powers County Judges in the matter OF apPca
ops io the relief of the INDECENT insane also, gylnS
to District Attorneys all the powers OF County JUICES
| in casts of disability Of the Judge.
BY Mr. KELLY-To prevent members ot Mutual
| Fire Insurance. Companies from voting for Directors
ty DIG 1ies in the county whe'e the office Is located
The report Of the Nev-York lnebria'e Asylun WAS
then rresented II shows the amount subscribe1 70 be
s3l 600; the amount paid in $780, aud the expenses
| thus far $4,000. o,p1
The icint resolution fixing Tuesday, the Sd Of Feb
mary Tor 8 Joint ballot for the election of United
States Senator, was called up and adopted By Yeas 20,
| Nays /. -.>,
| TIE bill to creste Board of Canvsssers in New
York wss then passed aer striking out the section re-
0uiripg Inspections AID Canvsssers to be chosen from
| Grand Jurors
| ASSEMBLY.
| The following bills we're. by consent introduced:
THE SEw YORK TAN BILL.
ByJOHN J. REILLY-An act - erabl. the Sd
pervisors the City aud County of New York 10 RAISE