New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-08
ASSEMBLY.
BILLS PRRsENIED.


BILLS PREsEsTED.
MIR. VAN ALLEN Of citizens of Albany for an sp-
preparation in aid OF settlers in Kansas. Referred to
tho Committee having eharfe OF that branch OF The
Governor Message Mr.. CLINTON relative to Drain
il lands in TODawsnda Swamp. M. BISHOP, to
amerd the charter Of the Village Of ChittensDgo. Mr.
STAPLES, for The relief Of Sllss Walbridge also Of
Ezra S. Graves; also f Byron Huntley. Mr. LACEY,
the Turn verein Of NewYoik City. Mr.. vARNUM,
Of an alien for relief
Mr.. sHERMAN-For authority to alter width Of
highways in Oneida County; also, to amend toe law
relative to publication OF election notices also, to
make expenses of Board of Health cbsrgab'e upon
cities and towns where occurred also TO preserve the
purity Of elections referred to select committee of
five; also TO repeal the law exemptiDg corporations
ftom taxation where their profits do not exceed five
per cent; Also to repeal the Law e1emptng ministers
ard priests from taIation also, against dividing
Oneida County. Mr.. JONES Relative to to common
lsnds in Hampstead, Queens County. Mr.. VAN
VALKENBURGH- or the NeT-York State Tenn
peranoe Society TO prevent the sale of intoxicating
liquors az beverage. Deferred to the Committee OF
tie Whole having charge Of that branch of the Gov
ernors mefsage.)
BY Mr. JOHN j. REILLY-Ot a bill for the relief
of the surviving members of First Regiment Of New
York Volunteers in the war with Mexico
REGISTRY LAW.
Mr.. VARNUM-Ot a bill providing for registry
of voters and better preservation of the purity of
the elective franchise.
THE SALE OF GCNPOWDEk
Mr. JOHN j. RElLLY-Of bill to amend the
act regulating the sale Of gunpowder.
MI DICKINSON-Of bill TO charter an Educa-
tOna Institute at New Castle.
JOHN J. RIELLY-Of bill to amend the lnsur'
Also, Of a Bill for the relief of Elizabeth Bolton.
Mr. LEWIS-Of a bill 10 enable the inhabitants of
School Districts 10 locate schoOl-houses
CITY RAILROADS.
Mr. JOHN j. RIELLY-To protect the City of
New-York against mpositions being perpetra'ed by
City Railroad Companies.
Mr. LACEY-Of a bill to amend the CHARTER Of the
City of Rochester.
TOWN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Mr. SCOTT Ola bill to provide for the formation of
Town Mutual Insurance Companies.
Also to amend the Code OF Procedure.
Also, to charter Homeopathic Medical Societies.
THE BROOKLYN FIREaEs.
Mr. FUNK-Of bill providing better regulations for
the FiremeD Of Brooklyn.
WILLIAMSBURG FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Mr. HANFORD-Of a bill to charter the Williams
bureh Fire Department.
Also 10 provide for paying the expenses incurred IN
improving Willamsburghh;, 81.
Buffalo.
RESOLUTIONS
PRESIDENT PIERCE AND THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Mr. j. j. OWEN offered the following resolutions,
which lie over under the rule:
Rssoirtd That inasmuch the President Of the United
States has it, in his annual Message 10 srsgn the hPa
and purposes-pTocamng them as sgstos and dsunonss
the domestic
therefore denounce such mputston' OF the President .nd
clare has been 10 now any part Of the pan OF
. ssf saiesoth. these charges
sSpderd by party malice indsniy offered to the free
Nestled That regard the policy Of the existing Executive
Adnipsrstion Of Franklin Pierce wholly secona-thAt
Slavery aud Slavery Extension its beginning and end
haolrd, That we would deIloie as great national c&sy
more be feared of separation Of the North Io TIE
South the result Of the further extension OF Slavery than
from all other political causes combined
the APPROPRIATION AND SUPPLY BILLS.
Mr. vARNUM moved that the Appropriation and
Supply bills which failed to pass at the last session De
taken from the files of the House, and referred TO
reject Committee.
Mr.. FOOT moved as an amendment, that those
bills be taken from the files and ordered 10 thiTd
reading tomorrow lie could not see the necessity for
having these bills pass through the hands OF Com
ttee again. They had been perfected and failed to
| pass for the want of time.
third reading SO summarily. II was unjust and unu'
| anal 1t was rjust to those members who did not
know " hat their contents were; and though ne was
member Of the last House, he was forced 10 GOMEZ.
that the bill had been mended in such manner that
lie really did not know whether ought TO pass Ia the
shane i! was or not. II unusus too, and he hoped
| the original molten would prevail.
Mr. FOOT withdrew his motion, and the motion,
giving rise to debate, was laid over.
CLAIM PAPERS MOVED FORWARD.
Papers petitions, &C., relative to the following
named claims &C. were ordered to be taken from the
| files and referred to appropriate Committees
|
By Mr.. LEAvENwORTH- The claim of Lewis
| Bebee ard others.
Aso, relative to the Manufacture of Coarse Salt by
| Solar Evaporation.
| By Mr.. SHERMAN-For the relief of William Hsz'
| card. c, i
BY Mr.. HOGEBOOM-TO amend the Charter OF
Kinderhoek. i,
| Buffalo Savings Bank.
| BY Mr.. SHERMAN-The claim OF JOSIAH D. Mel
| logg. ,,,.
| BY Mr. LACEY-The claim of John +. Miner
| BY Mr. CLINTON Relative to building bridge
over Tonawasds Creek.
| By Mr. SCOTT-Ihe claim of Leonard Hodgmau
| PRAYERS FOR THE HOUSE.
| Mr. VAN ALLEN moved that the clergyueR o
TROY be invited TO Join with the Albany cergymen 10
| openipg the daily sessions with prayer Adopted:
| Mr. TIFFANY moved that the usual number OF dla'
| Grams for the use Of members, &c, be procured
| Referred.
| DIsrRIcTING The STATE.
| Mr.. Jones offered resolution, calling upon TIE
Attorney General for his opinion as to whether the
Legislature could constitutiCnally proceed with The
bushes. Of distreting the State into Senate districts
&c under the last census, after the faore CT the las
| Legislature TO do so. Lies over.
| The Compuoer's Annual Report was received ana !
motion TO print four thousand extra copies was referred
| motion TO print two thousand five hundred e1N'
cosies of the Report Of the Superintendent OF the bank
| Department was also referred. Adjourned.
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