New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16

Of the Kfrgs County Court of Sessions a. ,,v Tim.
deemed necessary, was resd third time and passed
THE FIRENEs OF BROoKIYS
The Assembly bill for the better regulation Of N.
Fbemen of the City Of Brooklyn vss read third i'm,
| ard passed
SPECIAL oRDER-THE APPROPRIATION BILL
At u O'Clock the House went into Committee Mr.
| LEAVEH WORTH in the chair and took I'D the An
| nusl App oprstion bill, which left over AZ the
last session.
The bill was ordered to a third reading.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
FEES FOR RECORDING BIRTHS, Lc
BY NJ. GL0VER-To amend the set authorizing
TIE collection Of fees for recording births marriages
and deaths in the City OF New York.
THI BROOKLYN CONSOLIDATION ACT
BY Mr. HANFORD-To amend the Brooklyn Con-
soidaton act.
TS:1TE BrrpLYe;:
Buildings act.
The COLLECTION OF TAXES
By Mr.. W0OSTER-To authorize the Supervisors
to extend the time for the collection of Taxes.
PACIFIC DOCK COMPANY
By. Mr. MEHAN-To incorporate the Pscifc Dock
Company.
IL RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
By Mr.. CAMER0N-To abolish the Office of Rail
road Commissioners.
EXToRTIos BY RAILROAD COMPANIES.
By Mr. GOULD-To prevent extortion by Railroad
Companies.
Also relative to the Fire Department of the Casters
Distri,t of Brooklyn.
STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
NJ MERSEREAU introduced bill 10 allow the
Staten Island Railroad Company to own and run ferry
beats 1t authorizes the running of boats from come
point or points at the western terminus Of the
railroad Of the Company and Perth AmbOy, New'Jer-
sey and also between some poist or points at or near
the eastern terminus of said railroad and the City OF
New-York.
The CODE.
Mr.. FOOT introduced bill TO amend the Code |
provides:
Firt All demurers shall BE- specific and all the OBJ
eciions the pleading demurred with complement prec
on criuty and eXacness and al other demuTreT saA %
cisresArdcd -. ,,
put in for delay the Court shall give hna judgment
szainst the party demurring. "
,rwet or rspy 10 costs sS BE- allowed The moving party
Fovyh hi, act shall take effect Immediately
LIMITED DIVORCE.
Mr.. KIVLIN brought in a bill ITO amend the Re
"yised Statutes reative to Separations or Limited Dl
That the 5ih Section Of Title Of Chspter Of Part
Second Of the Revised Statutes shall be amended by adding
When the marriage ,ha taken place of this State
and the wife shall have been actual resident Of the State
for FIVE consecutive years immediately preceding the time Of
exhibiting her complaint and the residence OF her husband
shat not have been known 10 her time during that period
DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE.
Mr. SLUYTER introduced bill in Relation to
DO, uuentsry Evidence which provides that the ex.
empifcativns of the record of any last will aud Tesla
met proved before the Surrogate of any county in this
State before the fret day of January 1870 certified
under the seal of the officer having the custody of such
record shall be received in evidence with the like effect
as if the original will had been produced
The DUTY on SUGAR AND AOLAssES.
Tie resolution requesting Congress to abolish the
duty sugar ard molssses was adopted
II e resolution to print 900 copies of the re-
port OF the Commit ee to visit poor houses, Jas etc.,
was reported fayorasly upon aud agreed to.
Adjourned.