New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-27
ASSEM- BI,Y.

SIC G. This Act snail take effect Immediately.
ASSEMBLY.
large number of petitions were presented on cub
jec,s already noted
REPoRTs or COMMITTEES.
BY Mr.. II. JONES, ito amend the charter Of
the Fire Insurance Companies of the City OF New
York.
By Mr.. WIER-To amend the act regulating stage
routes in the City of NewYork. Also, to amend the
act relative to the appointment OF bell ringers IN the
City OF New York.
NOTICES OF Bills.
By Mr.. WIER-To define the use of the piers, &c.,
in the City of Eewlo
BY Mr.. JONES-To renew the charter Of the st.
David Benefit Society of the City OF New-tork.
BY Mr.. MOORE Compelling the Eew-fork aud
Manhattan Gas Companies to refund certain deposits.
BY Mr.. TAPPEN-1o licenae Stock Brokers.
By Mr.. FITZGERALD-For the better regulation
of the Civil Court in the Second Discount of the city
Of New-York.
THIRD READIrG or BILLS.
To amend the charter Of the village of Deposit.
To enable the electors of Vale robet to vote by dis
tricts for the election Of town officers.
To amend the charter Of the village of Lowville.
To fix the time for the reimbursement Of the State
Stock designated the Long Island Railroad Stock.
Lost, and on motion laid on the tablet
To change the name OF Francis Caroline Fox.
To incorporate the Putnam Hook and Ladder Com
pauy of Cold Spring.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. ADAMS-To amend the Charter OF West
Troy. Also to prevent Illegal voting throughout this
State.
Mr. ADAMS moved that this bill be referred to
Select Committee
MI GRAIN moved to refer to the Committee %
Privileges and Elections. Lcst--il to 10.
nj. LANING moved the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. DCRYEA hoped, az this was a bill to register
the voters Of the State, it might be sent to Select
Committee. 1t is to be presumed that, az the bill Is
somewhat political none OF the Standing Committees
would favor this bill.
Mr.. CHAMBER looked upon this ar party meas
urea movement dictated by the Governor, and TO be
pushed through 10y a coalition. As Democrat he
should oppose Select Committee.
Mr.. LANING favored dis own motion, because the
proposition of Registry law nvol.e1 constitutional
question. He assumed that any law prOVuing lof d
registry of votes was unconstitutional.
Mr. ADAMS believed there was nothing in this bill
which conficted with the Constitution. ,.,
Mr. DELANEY advocated the reference OF the bill
TO the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. WHINE old not believe the JUDICIARY Commit
tee were in favor Of Illegal voting, and that was
what the title ofhe bill said was designed to prevent
Mr.. DURYEA'S that Committee in favor vt a
Registry law? That is the point II 1t was, he would
be willing to send this bill to that Committee. Ii not,
he would oppose it, for no bill should be sent TO
Committee to be smothered az this bill would be If
sent to any one OF the Standing Committees.
N.Y. VAN VALkENBU RICH deemed Select Com
mittee right and proper, whatever might be thought
of the details of the bill
Mr LAW moved that the bill be sent TO Commit
tee to consist of Messrs. Adams, Duryea, Horton,
Mr. DAYTON wasn't afraid of Registry law. II
it operated as well as glass balot-boIes, he would
favor Registry law. Democrats are AFRAID oil noth
ing They have made the country what 1t Is.
Mr. PARSONS raised the point OF order that the
eeatlemans remarks were irrelevant ,
The CHAIR decided that the point was not Wen
taken. Il.
for wss as far from the question as can possibly
pe. AID he proceeded TO discuss Democracy.
NM. MCNETT opposed Select Committee.
The question to refer to the Judiciary Committee
Mr., ADAMSS motion for a Select Committee was
Dir. JONES jr., brought 10 bill to incorporate the
Inventors Aid Association, which provides that jas
I. Deane, George Colt, j; +; johnston, myron n.
potsion by the name Of the Inventors AID Assocla'
ton for stAe purpose OF rendering aid 10 inventors,
miners &c, aud for the purpose of exploring for cop
per, lead, Goa, iron, and other ores, minerals ana
metals and for mining work.. The capital OF the
sad company shall be 81 900 0oO divided into shares
of3lo eech. A..
Marine and District Courts Of the City OF New-l ork,
which provides that the District Courts OF the City VI
New-lo1k shall hereafter have no jurisdiction IN
so @, az silst the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty
of the City of New.York. The Marine Court of the
City Of NewYork shs! hereafter have no jurisdiction
in actions against the Mayor Aldermen and Com
mous,ty Of NewicIk in which the amount clained Is
$500. ,
Mr JONES, jr., brought in Dill TO regulate the use
Of wharves and clips N the City OF NeW-loik "nun
sbs! DO leased to certain steamboat lines Wheh pro-
vdes that whenever the owners OF whar'es anu sups
III New-York sbs lease .,he same to owners OF pro
pretCrs Of aLy regular, established line oil stesDoas
Engaged in the business Of transporting passengers
sbd iaeight between the City OF New-1ork or any
place the Hudson River aud any place on Long
Island Sound or the rivers emptying nto Long islau
Sound, or between the City Of New-lork and any
place Oh Nsrragsnsstt Bay, or the bays adjacent
theieto the wtaIves and slps shall during the term
Of the Lease, be kept and reserved for the exclusive
and tupancy VI the steamboats, of the lessees TO
the extent necessary for the conducting AMI doing the
business in which they are engaged, AMI no other
| ships shall be allowed to lie at the wharves.
Also, bill to incorporate Railroad Clearing
House inthe City Of New York which provides There
shall be established IN the City Of NewYork 81 office
to be known under the style and title of the Railroad
Clearing or Registration and CertfCa.o Office and
| the said office 10 be conducted and managed BY q
Superintendent assisted by Chief Clerk and such
| number Of subordinate clerks as the Superb o.
tendent may find ndispers SADLY pecessary to conduct
the business under his charge. in keeping the books
| and records of his office. The Governor shall wi h
the advice Of the Senate nominate said Superinten
dent who shall serve two years from the date OF his
annoiutment and TO resppont, or successor NAV be
chosen in his place at the expiration OF the term AND
Stb,rmore all the railroads keeping transfer book,
w. state shall be required 10 report their returns
| ,s,+, rly which shall a. all tines be open Coz tht
| pub!ic 10! INSPECTION Al Ourleu'
| AFTERNOON SESSION
| Tho f,'louiur bills were introduced:
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