New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-20
NETWORK LEGISLATURE
From Our Own Reporter.
SENATE.

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THE CITY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT
Mr.. BROOKS presented petition, signed by many
Of the prominent physicians OF New ORR, against any
alteration or change in the City Inspectors Depart
me Mt in said civ its officers constituted or
in the laws applicable TO The same.
ANOTHER PROPOSITION TO AMEND THE coNsrrru-
TIoS.
Mr.. MADDEN moved the following concurrent res
oution which ordered printed:
Rescued Of the Assembly concur That article section
the Constitution of the State be amended TO read as o
lows and that when approved and adopted IN the msnnet now
provided BY the Con .tu,ion it become thereof:
have been citizen for one yen State
yeI next preceding any election and tor the sst tour
sha be entitled to vote such election in the Election Dis
ict Of which be shall at the time be resident ard not else
for all Offices that now are OF hereafter may b elective
BY the people but such citizen shall have been tI thirty DAYS
which The Officer be chosen for whom he offers HE vote
But Of color unless he shall have been for three years
on , II saSe been ,i and leS old estate
value OF $50 ana shove all debts and
tax thereon shall entitled such election. Aud
D. color shall be subject to direct axson unless he
shall be seized and possessed OF such real estate a. Aforesaid
TIKI SECURITY OF LIFE IN THE EREcrIoS % BUILD
IsGs IL NEWBORN.
Mr. PETTY gave notice of bill which will provide
that there shall be appointed by the Governor hve
Surveyors for the City Of New-lOrk, to be called
B, Of Building Surveyors whose duty shall be to super
and direct the erection alteration Of addition TO- any
whe, conformity with w in their Judgment unsafe
: fors commeucns to erect any dwelling or other building
10 tr the In any manner shall notify the said Board ia
the proposed work and in 20 any erection alteration
OF addition building in said city be commenced until per
mission be given writing by said Board majority thereof
Any violation OF this act be punished bys hne OF $50
less the discretion OF the Board The Board shall teceiye
their compensation percent on thevue OF 'he 20 De
done said to be lien upon the property un pad oy
the owner OF owners thereof
THE YEw-YoRX CITY CHARTER.
Mr. BROOKS intro iuced the following bill to-day:
SECTION Any officer OF the City or County OF Newfork
who sl. DO any act not sanctioned ey TIE laws OF OF
ahaif IL. ln A
shall on conviction be tined 80 the tact TO be tried before
the uc gss Superior Court aud the fact being found
by said Judges any officer city county has done
an contrary the Charter avs or that any officer has
dd to TO h hey sSs Of .1h oee By such
b, 'ad judges be removed nom once aud never
The Ati0neyGenera 10 hereby Agh9Iihsd Ana s
~o or NOR. Of the tax paying citizen. OF the CITY of New
York to prosecute any person in office for violation OF the
Tar NETWORK wAREHoUsIsG COMPANY.
Mr.. BROOKS introduced bill to-day, lncorpo-
rsn, John l. Buckley D'sd Dss. J,coS H. hesrGS S1nh
Joseph Ketehqm W John j. Per,es lsAsc H. PIE ses a1s
purpose OWNING LEASING holding and %Aa
tanning docks bulsbad' piers basins and and io
all 1t: branches the capita stock to be ssoOsUO
divided into 100 shares The Company may 50 into opera
ton as 100000 is subscribed and paid IN.
THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
A ueton was preeented in the Senate this morning
BY Mr. c. p SMITH, from members of the bar OF
Kings County for amendment OF the Constitution
in relation to the Judiciary. as follows:
To the Honorable The Senate and dem6fy 81 me S"ss "e~
York: 80 81,
The undermined members Of the bar and residing IN King,
ed Judicial Districts OF the Supreme Court
by the Contribution in our opinion Justice requires
be taken forthwith By honorable BODY 70 acno
the Constitution that said Districts may be fairly and equs'
ably divided. , !.
IN. second Judicial District 10 suffering for the want Of
,ufcent judicial force perform the Business which
cumbe the Courts Ii this District Is lett as 1t now 10 tor
smother ten years with population aud LEGAL business already
yery much larger than other Judicial District In the STATE
except the NewYoIk which organized upon differ
result.
The underlined therefore fully submi. that h the
duty the LEGISLATURE 10 session TO institute the necessary
steps procuring amendment 10 the Constitution 90
that be lawful to reorssni1e said Judicial Districts on u
bssis provided BY the Constitution tslsnedD .
j. Greenwood john Dikeman. N b. Morse. Joshus III "a
Colt Chn r. Lynde Alden J. Spooner, o. r. Watson hchd
In grsbsm Daniel Barnard r. c. Undersl, j. w. Gilbert,
h. Tucker, William NJ lnsrahsm, stephen p Cooper n.
Comstock IT, john A. Lott Abraham Scott Geo O. Reynolds
Seabury K,ssm Greenwood land City Courts to be
abolished Augusu, H. Sdel Charles FWisrd and twenty
others.
The amendment is as follows:
The 10th secop of article OF the Constitution shall
be amended as follows:
SEC The Legislature reorsanHe the Judicial districts
a. The r session after e OF enumeration under
this the provided tor in the fourth sec
Of this sce and they may At such session increase o. a
insh the districts but such increase or dmou
tion shall not district time Escn
district nA four Justices OF the Supreme Court Dut no
dmnuon of the districts shall have the effect to remove
NOT have first session after tbs return Of any
above stated the may De made Including
the increase of districts Aforesaid subs
nueur bu In such other reorganization shall
Quent that which such reorganization snail haFe oesa