New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

Is held. Agreed to BY oonient
M RAMSEY moved to recomnit. With instructions
to smspd by striking out dealer in liquor" sndinss
other persoos" Lost
Mr.. RIDER moved to fecommit with instruction.
to amend the 6e section by providing that on tue re-
monstrance Of 40 respectable feeholders the eppnes
Hon for license shal be denied The Dill proyioes
that the application of 80 respectable freehoices
wbs believe the granting CT license desirable snai
be done. Irst IL to IL. -, ;.t
Mr. PATERSON moved ta recommit the bill, VIII
instructions TO strike cut the frat secon sna ch.r
for the election Of Comm 'seiopeisot Excise o. '"e
ter elections Lost ..,o,
Mr. BROOKS lad copseni to amend the FIRST secHon
BY ptrikne out the words Mayor Recorder saa E ~,
Snne,,or Court the Presiding Judge OF tbs Court OF
Common Pleas" and the Recorder OF the Vi'y Oh
New-YoTk. .. .h c,h .oo
IN 10 r,ov;ong that but ope license shall be granted
~ ths memorial Of the sane petitioners any Of them
Agreed to. a.. ~, ....;o,
after the word day. by inserting the clause pro.
bibtpg the sae Of liquor on Gays OF general or specia
elections Agreed TO.
The bill was then read through and psssed-yeas 10,
Nays 1913 follows:
YIAs-ues. BepDger Briggs. Brooks, Ferdon. Hale H.r
court Kelly Madden. Nichols Noxon, Ramsey Richardson
A. NJ. smith, G P. Smith, A. Smith, sckles Cpham, Usner
NAYs-Me,sr. Rrsdford, Darling Hal.ted Hotchtir, Hun
tiDstoo. Lee, Paterson, Rider Spencer, Towne-lo.
Mes,n. Cuv Ter, Petty and Sweet were absent.
Mr.. RAMSEY explained his vote He should vote
for this bill which in part prohibition rather than
be without law. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. BROOKS put in bill establishing uniform
standard fer the illuminating pc yer OF ln 'mnsDe gas,
supplied by gas companies, in New York.
The bill provides that gas shall Lever be below the
illuminating power Of sixteen sperm candles nor ave-
rsge e's than eighteen, that 1t sbal be unlawful to
col ect the bills for the same. The provisions of the
bill are not TO apply 10 the Harlem Gas Company, un
i'll tie expiration of three years.
Mr. BROOKS also pot in bill creating the Office Of
Gas Inspector for New York who to be appoir ted by
the overnor ard hold the Office for two years, receiving
the fees for the inspection Of as.Ineters, DC
Mr. NOXON introduced resolution calling upon the
Attorney Ger era to prosecute to fnaty tue rights
and claims the people of the State to Castle Garden
and the lands adjacent provided be thinks the title OF
the State valid.
the bin appropristiDg 10000 to the paying Of debts
due counties.
ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly in Committee OF the Whole debated
the bill providing for the e1tensOn OF the Genesee
Valley Cak al to Mill Grove.
The Geresee Valley and Min Grove Canal bill WAS
amended 20 as to conne the expense to sO9 OOO and
then ordered TO a third reading.
Petitions presented against the repeal OF the
Trinity Church law, and against the Second Avenue
Railroad bill
The bill providing for the purchase aud estsb,ish.
ment Of q public park and market In the Eastern Fire
District of Brooklyn, vac, on motion of Mr.. FOLK,
taken from thub Committee and referred to the Con-
mittee of the Whole
The hill to authorize the sale Of the State arsenals in
New. York and Albany wss reported complete, and
ordered to a third reading
The bill TO reduce the several acts relstiog to the
District Courts in the City of New York into one was
ordered to third reading.
The Annual Report of the New-York Juvenile Asy'
lum was pleented.
Mr.. SLUYTER introduced bill to punish nussnces
and trespssses on lands.
The bill makes it misdemeanor for any person to
SQUAT on vacant lots in New York erect any shaues
thereon. ,
Mr.. HANFORD introduced bill to widen South
Seventh and South Sixth streets, Brooklyn.
Mr.. VARNUM gave notice OF bill to prevent loans
BY life insurance companies.
The BILL he said intended to spply to life insurance
companies the came provision now applicable to Di-
rectors of savings banks.
Mr. KIVLIN introduced bill to define the power
Of married women The bill is designed 70 settle tbs
doubt as to their power over property acquired preV'
ous to the act of 1873
On motion OF Mr LEAVENWORCH the res luton
appointing Grinding COMMITTEE of Nine was adopted
Mr. HANFORD moved to take from the table the
resolution calling upon the Erie Railroad fo' iaforma
ton. Motion lOst.