New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09

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County.
The following appointments have bseo made by the
W Z MIL. Enc County; A y. Cole. Alsss.ay cOv.ty;
fsy5s osood,,. teaB; S'.i;,.s. Ls. sai.a Fs.p:,
AIb.fy c9rt. Messenger. Augusta. PsI.r As.ny
The Speaker also announced the following sppoint.
| pent Of boys for the first half Of the session
D,y. Hnry Cisy So.hieI Thon.. Finn JoAa Bni.;rsst,
EveTstt BS,5.ni TaOT. G.Dh' a., 1.1 TSSy VASE
II.yaof Jesa k:;dy N.s Ne a.an Ca ca ts
For tie second half Of the Session:
harvey Myer, Edwin vedder, Jane, Lee Alfred Brown
r. RSpn. Asn GiS.on NcL.s acDonId HsSry coses'
john Lsby George Clark John Foeny Thomas p Hardy yOha
T. WL.s. Peter smheIs Robert C. Cary. Andrew Shoe
After the reception o: number of petitions on various
local matters,
were given as follows:
BY Mr. MULLIGAN-To regulate the purchase of
supplies for Kings County Poorhouse.
Also TO provide for the election Of Superintendent of
the Poor for the County Of Kings.
BY Mr.. HANFORD-Relstive to the Court of Ses-
sioIs Of Kings Comfy.
Also, to smeLd the act consolidating the Cities Of
Brooklyn, Willismsburgb, sc.
Aio, to prevent animals from running at large IN the
town Of Flatbush.
Also, to lay out public park and market plses in
the Eastern District Of Brooklyn.
BY Mr. GEORGE-For greater restriction and
better regulation in the sale Of intoxicating liquors
Also. TO amend the General Plankroad act
By Mr.. SCOTT To amend the act relstye 10 loan
frrm the L. S. Deposit Fund.
Also requiring County Clerks to enter marginal
notes upon mortgages.
THE Sxw-roRK CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT.
BY Mr. BAKER relative to the Police Department
Of New York City.
By Mr. GLOVER relative to the New.York Poly
techbic College of Surgery:
BY Mr. LEAvENWORTH-T0 define tho low rela-
tive 10 commercial paper.
BY Mr. SHERMAN skiDg appropriations for the
support of Government for the fiscal year commanding
Oct. 80, 1856.
Also to provide for certain expenses OF Govern
ment.
THE sEw.YeRK VOLUNTEERS,
By Mr.. JOHN j. REILLY-For the relief Of the
Mexico. This s the same bill which was introduced
last year making provision for securing to the suryv
or the appropriation made 10 them.
Mr. FOOT moved that the bill be referred 70 the
Committee on Militia and Public Defense, 70 inquire
and report how much has been paid TO these yolun-
tiers, 6ow much was paid them BY the United States
Cover n nt tie in the Treasury set apart for
them, and why it has not been paid to then; also to
v tom cert hcat.s were granted In 1851. Carried
BY Mr HANFORD-Relative TO the Court OF Sea-
sioni In snd for the County Of Kings. same bill up
Lastly car
By JOHN j. REILLY-To amend the act relative TO
nsurances on property in this State msde by iadvidu-
ais not authorized by law.
Also, to amend the act relative to keeping gunpow.
der, &c, in New-York.
Also, for the relief of There's Bolton, an alien.
BY Dir. FUNK-For the better regulation Of fire
men in Brooklyn. 1t provides for the election OF i've
Commissioners by the Fire Department In Convention,
who arc TO have charge Of affairs, actiRg in conunc-
ton with tie Common Council
BY MIR. SCOIT-To charter Homeopathic Medical
Societies.
Alto, TO amend the Code of Procedure.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. THOMPSON offered the following
R,r.d If the ooneur) That the Senators and Rep
Congress from this State be requested TO
up Cor and humanity ezssing 70
feet the sheets United States Life Boat stations
coast u u Afodng pecunisiy 20 for
services rendered saving life aud Propsy BY means u said
bs,
Laid on the table under the rule.
Mr. JONES called up hi, resolution calling upon the
Attorney General Tor his opinion upon the constitu-
tona power of this Legislature to proceed with the
bu.iLess Of redisric'ing the State.
Alter some conversation the resolution was adopted
Mr. j. j. OWEN called up his resolutions relative
10 President Pierce sud the Republican party
Some little debate wss had upon the policy CT taking
up tle question at the present time; when,
On motion of Mr. SHERMAN, the resolution was
laid on tie table and ordered printed
large number of bills, papers and petitions were
forw ard and ordered referred TO the appropriate
-. hon Tho adj