New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-07
ASSEMBLY,.

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
By Mr.. JOHN j. RIELLI-The Croton AddtiC nal
WISER Stock bill.
Bv Mr. HANFORD-The bill relative to the Mari
ners Fund.
Nv Mr.. VAN VALKENBURGH- Crotss
Aqueduct Department Salary bill Referred, to DO 10
By Mr.. WAKEMAN-P Providing for the removal OF
Quarantine Station. Il authorizes the purchase of
suitable location in New eIsey eSpedent and prsc-
tcabe, the erection OF the necessary buildings, aad
the sale OF the present site and bulldogs. by Commis-
soners appointed by the Governor. The bll WAS
made the special order tor Thursday next
b. Mr. SIINTER-The Kings County JurDss bill;
also prohibiting Clerks OF Courts nom practcin; a,
attorneys IN their Courts.
Bv Mr. HOGEBOOM-The Lony Islsnd Railroad
bill Referred to b. reported complete. Also. extend
ing the time for completing the Erie and New \ ORR
CIV Railroad also or the Black River Railroad, also
10 prevent extor'on by rsilrosd companies.
By M. Requiring Boards of Sa-
pervisors TO publish their proceeding
NOTICES OF BILLS.
By Mr.. CLlNTON-To auiho,ze the sale Of ths
State Arsenal, in NeSYork and Albany.
by M. Ii. BAkkR-ro amend the Code of prccs-
dure: also Ia create n Court OF Claims.
By Mr.. UM-Reiativc 10 Jurors in New
York city: also relative 10 lands conveyed by aoas.
by Mr.. BECKWlrH Relative to the ilins Of cou-
tracts concerning real estate
By Mr.. ALlEN-AllOwing fremen in cities and vii
lagos deduction of assessments Ia certain extent.
BILLS PAssYD.
To enable Peter Cooper to found Scientific Institute
in the city OF New-fork
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
by Mr.. MAIiEN To repeal the act to regulate
St-;e Routes in New-YoIk City Referred to the New
York delegation.
by Mr. FOOr-To repeal the third section Of the ST
10 enlarge the iurisdcton OF the Courts OF General AMI
Special Sessions.
The Special Order-The consideration OF the resou-
ton relative 10 registry law wss announced. Mr.
Narnum moved "a u the special order tor Nednes
day next he being uDwel
MIR. WOOD moved TO postpone i indefinitely Lost.
and Mr.. Vhrnum's motion was carried
MOTIONS iNB REsOLUTiOSs.
Mr.. IRNlNti-A Joint resolution proposing
amendment OF the Constitution, as 10 extend the
tine of white citizenship 70 five years before voting tn
colorod men three years and that all shall be able to
read and write. Laid over
Mr.. JOHN J. REliLY-ro make the NewYOrk
City Tex bill the special order for tomorrow.
Agreed to.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
Mr.. MtHEN called up his reso'utIon for Commit
&c of investigation into the affairs OF the Commis
toner's OF Emigration.
Mr. LEAVENWORTH should vote against the
resolution unless very strong assigned
for il.
Mr.. MEIIiN sustained the resolution. Grave
charges had been sworn to against tho Commissioners
Mr.. IRVING sid these charges were made BY tho
only.
Mr.. LEAVENWORTH had no doubt this was tho
secret OF The movement. The Commissioners stood too
high 10 be impuened by such parties.
Mr.. MAHEN distinctly charged fraud aud DhumAn
conduct al the Commissioners Office
Mr. FOOT highly comp limented the Commissioners,
snd aDplauded the line OF policy which they had
adopted
The resolution Wa lost.
The House concuusd 10 the report Of the Joint Con-
ference Commute the conc Irrent Jurisdiction bill.
Recets TO o clock this evening.