New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
ASSEMBLY

Mr. WOOSTER moved 10 lay third reading OF bills
| on the table, with view to put forward the Excise
| bill. Agreed to-55 to Is.
| Mr. WOOSTER moved TO lay the several orders of
| business on the table in order to reach motions and
| resolutions. Agreed TO.
| Mr. WOOSTER then moved to refer the Excise
| bill 10 Select Committee, to report forthwith.
| Mr. FOOT objected to the motion. Ii would cut off
all debate this crude bill. He would be willing to
send it to an early Committee of the Whole and
moved to amend the motion To send the bill TO
| the second Committee ot the Whole
| Mr.. COX reminded the gentleman that the motion
| simply to refer the bill to be reported, when thu
| House could take such action Us it pleased.
The motion prevailed.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
To amend the charter of the Mariners Savings Insti
tuition of the City of New-York.
To amend the charter of the Broadway Savings In
stituton of the City of New-York
To amend the General Insurance act.
To amend the Revised Statutes relative to limited
partnerships.
In relation the assessment Of taxes on incorporated
companies.
In relation to the westchester County Railroad
Company.
Relative to sewerage and drainage in Brooklyn.
To amend the act authorizing the incorporation OF
associations for the breed of horses.
Mr. SHERMAN, from the COmmittee of Sixteen,
reported several bills which were ordered to third
MIR. B. r. JOHNSON, from the Committee of Con.
ference on the fees Of Justices OF the Peace, reported
the bill az agreed to by the JOINT Committee and the
House adopted the report which leaves the bill as
passed the House except in regard the fee for
MONS which it fixes at 10 instead OF % cents
REPORTS.
Mr.. SCOTT, complete, to extend the provisions of
the Alien act.
Also, to incorporate the Calyopean Association of
Syracuse. Referred back to report complete
Mr.. FOOT, complete, to provide for an annual eS-
animation ofthc accounts of the Canal Department,
Treasurer and Superintendent of the Banking Depart
ment
Also complete for protection of emgrants.
hIsn tie tn amend
Also complete. to amend the assessment laws.
Also relative to the election of certain Judicial
officers in the city of NewYork. Referred to be re-
ported complete.
Mr.. BELL, to amend the act to alter tho name of
the corporation Of Trinity Church OF the cry oi New
York and for other purposes.
MIR SHERMAN moved to make it the special order
| for tomorrow at 4 O'Clock. Lost-i3 to 3O-not two
thirds. 49, g.,
| Canal Department.
Also granting the consent of the Legislature to the
reduction of tolls on certain articles lhrd reading
Also, the Greenport ana flushlng hoau DILL Oohi'
| mlttee Of Sixteen.
Mr.. JOHN j. REILLY-To legalize the action Of
the Board of Supervisors of New-loIk In regard TO
| rcpairs 10 Superior Court. Third reading.
| Also. TO amend the Brooklyn Assessment act.
Mr.. HOGEBOOM-To repeal the Board OF Rail
| road Commissioners. Third reading.
Also 10 establish the salary OF Justices OF the S-
nreme Court and Judges Of the Court of Appeals.
| Referred to the Committee OF Nine. ,.
Also. the minority report the bill to establish
line Of bulkheads and piers in New-lork Haroor'
| Laid on the table.
| Mr.. STAPLES-The Senate resolutions to PRINT
the transactions of the American Institute. Agreed
Also 10 print extra copies of the Transactions OF the
| NcwYork Agricultural Society. Agreed 10.
| MIR b. X. JOHNSON-FOr The relief OF the wives
and minor children of drunkards Third reading,
| MIR WAKEMAN-To incorporate Port Richmond
| and Bergen Point Ferry Company. Third reading
| Also in relation to tare weights &c. Third reading
| Mr. BROOKS-For the Incorporation OF School o
| Mines. Committee of Sixteen.
| Mr. VARNUM-Authorizing the issue of new GER
,ifcaes of State Stocks, &C., in case of loss Thlrc
MIR. POMEROY-To amend the act in relation t
Foreign Life Insurance Companies.
Mr. HANFORD asked consent TO make minont!
report on the bill 10 appoint six Governors oi TN
Kings County Alms-Houses, &c
Mcssrs FUNK and MULLlGAN opposed the mo
tion when il was laid on the table
Mr.. FOOT-In relation to the election of certain
, | judicial officers in New-York. Third reading.
MIR. b. r. JOHNSON-In relation to the publiea
| tion of legal notices.
MIR. FOOT-To secure freedom TO all persons il
| this State. Second Committee of the Whole.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
To pay the City Of New-York for water f'unlShe
| the prison at Sng-Sing.
To relnunerate James Bennett for procuring the re
lease of Anthony Adams from being sold into SLAYER
in North Carolina. Several motions to recommit wer
= | lost. Recess to 81 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the act in relation to assurances in thi
State by Foreign Companies.
To incorporate the Staten Island Savings Bank.
To authorize the issue of new certificates OF Stat,
Stock and Controllers Bonds where the original ar
lost.
To provide for the examination of the accounts o
the State Treasury and Bank Superintendents De
partment. Ii appoints AbVah a. Moss OF Niagara
w. H. Robertson of Westcheser, and ThOs. 5. Graz
examiners at s. per day.
The SPEAKER announced the following as th
| Committee on the Excise bill: Messrs. Wooster
Sherman, Jones, Ketchum, Lewis Hutchinson anC
] lngraham.
Mr.. VARNUM moved to take from the table th
| motion to reconsider the vote the Marriage Con
tract bill Lost. Recess
| EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. WOOSTER. from the Special Commute, r.
ported the Senate Excise BILL amended 80 as 10 strk
the provision giving the license power To Superi
sors and substituting in their place the County JndS'
and two Justices of the Sessions ~
Mr.. FOOT moved a. a substitute pr0hiOnory law
Motion lost by Yeas, 50; Nays, TO.
The report of the Committee was then agreed 10
| and the bill, on motion of Mr.. :. LEONARD was or
dered to third reading.
During the taking of the vote number of member
| asked To be excused from voting.
The Democrats, almost tO q man, voted against th'
bill, thus driving the Prohibouists either 10 suppoI
or kill the bill
| Mr.. PRENDERGAST on a motion to be excused
| attacked the Democrats, accusing them of misleading
| temperance men by pretending up to the last momen
they going to support the license bill and thci
| voting against It,
Meesrs. Bishop, Beckwith, Hutchinson, Paul au'