New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14

Brooklyn Firemen's Act and to enable the Brooklyn
Court Of Sessions TO hold Terms we're passed.
Mr.. vARNCM presented . monster petition signed
BY many thoussnd citizens OF New-fork for SANITARY
ing the sea, occupied by Ersstus w. Glover on the
ground that Mr. Glover not resident OF the Assem-
by District for which be was elected. Laid on the
table. -
In presenting the memorial Mr.. vARNUM stated
that Sc did not believe the memorisst had any good
erc und for contestiDS the seat.
Petitions for prohbitory liquor law for aid to az
ricuuTal societies; and the memorial Of the Vet
Grams Of 1912, asking for relief, we're presented.
A resolution for forming g Sui Committee OF the
Whole ss NOW, as Standing Committee, was called up
and adopted.
Notice was given of a bill to authorize the Staten
leland Rail- DAD Company TO run ferry boats out Of the
Twelfth and Nineteenth Wards, NeT-York.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. MULLIGAN-Relative to supple, for the
support Of the poor in the public institutions of Kings
County.
In relation to the election Of the Superintendent OF
the Poor Of Kings County
THE HOUSE LIQUOR BILL.
Mr.. GEORGE introduced his bill to restrict the sale
of intoxicating drinks which imposes fines Of s25 for
the sale on any premises Of liquor or intoxicating
drinks or On any boat vessel, or In any garden or
oDtboute, building Of any descriptions Of $50, and
three mouths imprisonment in the work house or jail;
Of $25 for sale to apprentices, servants, minors
der eighteen years. of s25 for giving selling liquor
10 an intoxicated person. Of $25 for giving away or
selling any wine or liquor on Sunday except In case Of
sickness. II authorizes the publication of notice on
mplsnt of wife or husband when either party sha
be babitusl druDkaId and imposes fine of $50 on
any pe,sOn who shall thereafter sell give either Of
them any intoxicating liquor 1t is in effect strong
ProhibitOry law.
ASSESSMENTS ON INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
Mr. KELLYS bill in relation to the assessment Of
tsxes On incorporated companies provides follows:
Repeal, sec H. title chap IS, part Of Revised Statutes
I'd st'' and 10 Of aid title amended BY chap ~
2 Amends sec IS of said title follows. The
ton shs Be vt down BY Board suPeyi.s, tie l
the moneys be collected by the Collector
The capital stock Of company liable TO taxation
Dspt io OF . shall have been exempted By law together
With II. surplus profits 0, reserve snceeans ten Pc. cen.
esste shs be assessed and taxed in the the
other personal and real estate q the county.
4. The act takes effect Immediately.
THE QUARANTINE RESOLUTIONS.
The resolutions introduced by Mr.. BROOKS arr Is
Rt.oIrd That the NewYork Hsbor Commissioner. be
open correspondence with the Governor Of New
.ep II T se i ss TO the
quarantine for destined to the port Of New York. at
BY MI VARNUM-To authorize parties to suits to
appear witnesses in their own behalf or otherwise
BY Mr.. GEORGE-Prohibiting the sale Of intoxi-
eating liquors TO be drank the premises and impos-
ing fine for selling it to apprentices or minors under
S years of age giving liquor to persons
Ii authorizes public notice not to sell on the complaint
Of wife or other relative of drunkard 1t prevents
recovery Of de BITS for liquor, and the bill Is IN effect
prohibifory of the sale of liquor.
Mr.. FLOYD JONES introduced a resolution de-
claDg il to be nexpedent to present any prohlbitory
liquor law, but directing the Special Committee on
Temperance to prepare stringent license law. Laid
over.
The Indian bill and papers of last session were taken
from the fiIes. ga
motion for the appointment OF special committee
of sey ep in re alton TO the Code was laid over.
Adjourned.