New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-10

when 70 sch pisce 4 inccs,ed. 20 the place where
iosn The tes Lao mAtiop dihgent inquiry suca in
Sorsf- or drawer Il knorn % have hi. place Of resi-
derce or business hs Be deemed good service CT .uch
ro;ice ana iceut TO hI tee liability Of scch ndoIer
{. HE terms irGorser and drawer, whore used in
tn. got; shau be construed 70 include ndcrseuert or
-icpstups BY frn Of two or more ptr.oos;
; This set shall take effect On tie er-, day Of July
reIt; but -balI not apply TO any bdb Of exchange
checks. drafts Prom-sory note bearing dste pHor
to that time.
M JOHN J. REILLY introduced a BID which pro
bbi,- tie manufacture OF saws IN our State Prisons.
rowS sUTU A. INSURANCE CoNPASIEs.
Nj SCOTT brought in bill suthoriyng the forua-
ton Of Town Irsursncs Companies. II Is the bill in
roduced at the last session By Mr. Mead, allowing per.
sors, not less than twenty in number in any town. or
any two contiguous towns. in any county 70 form 81
Incorporated company to make insurance on dwellings
ard other buildings.
DESTAL srEGERH.
Mr. GLOVER introduced bill for toe ncorpora-
ton Of Re New-YoIk College OF Dental Surgery in
The City of New.YoTk, which names John Johnson
NJ D. Thomas ID. Ardrews, N. ID William Fletcher,
Henry Dodge Samuel Strong, John Little Dr.. james
Martin, DR.. Robertson, Philip Rodman aud their as
socistes, g. body corporate by the mans of New
York College of Dental Surgery, to be locsted in
New-YoIk !or Il purpose OF promoting dental science
ard instruction in the department Of learning con-
rCcted herewith.
TNTRIs OK MORTGAGES.
Mr.. SCOTT brought in bill requiring CLERKS CT
Counties TO make entre- upon the margin of the
records Of mortgages in certain which provides
that whenever Judgment for the foreclosure OF q
mortgage uron resl estate shall be entered the Clerk
Of the County in whose Office such entry shall be ide
shall forthwith make note 10 writing upon the margin
cf the record Of suCh mortgage If such record be 10
lis CffCe referring to the page aud book whsre such
uCem6nt j. entered.
MOTIONS tND RESOLUTIONS.
NJ ROSE-Jeint resolutions in favor of a remova
OF the duty on srgsr and molasses Laid over.
n.-ad the r,.af .nca nj res
ors relative TO tie interruption Of the navigation
TIE Missouri River to >eitd Committee OF five.
Mr.. THOMPSON called up his resolution in favor o.
peiftcting the systsm Of Life Boa Associations
MI. LEAVENWORTH-Req the State En-
greer TO report the money which will he required to
complete tic several canals provided for ia the COnsti-
tuton. Laid over.
Mr. HALLETT-Refering the Kansas resolutions
| to Select Conn ittee Of Seven. Adopted.
Mr. GEORGE called up his resolution relative TO the
abe notion and ensavemcut Of ciiLeus OF this state in
| Southern States. Adopted.
Mr.. HOGEBOOM moved the reference of all reso-
uions relative to Slavery and Its encroachments to
| Select Committee.
Mr.. H. sad Il at the House would doubtless, desire
| 10 rcIel tie assaults which had been made upon the
people Of the North. But, in carrying out this pur
! pose be would deprCcae aLy unnecessary waste OF
time in the discussion OF that subject He thought II
would lie wise to have but one Committee, and, with
| out desiring 20 be placed upon that Committee, he
/ WCul0 make the motion su,gettCd.
The mctCn adopted.
| Tie House went Into Committee of the Whole Mr.
| Jcne- il the Chair, on the Governor 3 Message.
Mr. SheImans resolutions referring the various por-
ticns of tie Message taken up, but no question
| was taken. ProgrCss reported.
The sane Committee took up the New-York ITarbor
! Commission bill.
Mr. MAHEN could not vste for the bill until he
knew something CT the agreement entered iuto last
year between tins Commission and the House C1mm
| tee. When FIST created, the Commission asked for
hut yesr. ard OIL! apout $50 900. But when one
year wss exhausted, Il wsS found slOo OOO would be
qut I'd before one quarter of the work would be done
| Wien asked how much more time and money they
wen require ihey would nct say whether it was one
NIL ion o. more OF i've years or more mere was, IN
lis opinion con ebirg besides meal under this bag,
ard the sooLcr the COMMISSION was Sbvli-htd the bet
,or Il Was ut created 20 boueh the State, but 70
MIKE Places for partissrs thr, ugh tue Presidential
csmpaiGn. One Of that Commission was Preston
| King WHO was unified fer the place 81 he IL for
a1ott q which he seeks He and bis associates are only
sklful in politics. Last Winter tie Commission said
Ohiy keep Us in for another yoir 0ud We will hsye
"ey efXthLe ted, at an expense Of but sUD 900
| But change ss cone over the Republican party
That patty In this State has cone out triumphant and
TOW they desIe 10 hold on While loIger. There 10
| not practical man in the Commission, and this 6l |
should rot pass. He would consent TO vote away no
more OF tie peoples money on this Commission, unless
| further iufo!lr alton wss furnished lin.
| Mr. f. TOWNSEND-WHl no greater amount Of
money 10 required than was agreed upon a'' winter
| II rof will vote for the bin.
| Mr.. PRENDERGAsr-My Information is some
what limited en- this subject but have seen Letter
| from the Chairman C tie Commission asking brief
extension to complete their maps and rcpoIs In al
dition 10 tbs there are certain hurcons impO.ed at
the rCduest Of the Con mission, 10 prevent enc-Olch
ments upon the hartor. If the time is not extended
tbese functions W be dissolved, and great mischief
dore Last inter the entire body of the Chamber OF
CouneCe came up here 10 urge forward this grolt en-
terprise That body deemed it Indispensable, and Their
acton siCnCed all OppOeltlon. Now a neW attempt i
made TO enbsrrass he Commission. They Ak 0ut
brief extension IL ia necessary 10 render tHective
| what they have done; and no man acquainted "hl
| their labcrs could utter the charge which hh 6eca
made agsnst the Commission. II was not true thst
The Conn i-son was composed exclusively OF Repnb-
| licsn. ore of them stood high in the Democratic
party; end eau with i'll from he political
iren.s this charge OF political ambition small I'D
dltiCkal appropriation may be needed to enable the
CON uision 10 complete tleir labOIs This bill makes
no appropriation. II was simply bill 10 extend
their cfisia term, that their ehure lab9r' msy not
he d,fe-ted By the acton of partio' who desire TO
| enclosch upon The hH Dor Of New lork.
| Mr. &c OT-A fixed line Of the hTbor OF New ok,
BrookF,p &c beyon nd which there shoud be ne docks,
is indispensable. II 10 fx this line hat this Com
mitsion created. AS property ineieale1 IN value,
| constant tncrcsohmt nts were being made upoa Tue
h,rbor !ine thereby impeding commerce By narrowing
lie channel and 60 increasing the currens OF the hide
| Tie sur,evs are slrta|y complete But there is
| work vet 10 be dorc 70 render Vhn hH Oeen uoEe
| Effective The tine of Tie Commit Ion expires mex
Tues6ay. A iev weeks additional time Is itdEpen'
sble.
! Dir. GLOVER thought Is was only wise to extend
| lie time OF the Commission.
| Mr. F. TOWNSEND was OF opinion that nothing
| wrcpg was contemplated by this bill. No new appro-
priatiCn was sought; tut Be was saikned that some
tGditiCra tine was L, ceesary 10 enable the COumls
| ion to properly reror: upon what had been doae.
| Mr.. MAHEN cd not think the delay OF few cSys
| would Go any harm. Let the Jmuisson 'eH Us "Ht
NJ. GLOVER replied that tie Commission expires