New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
BY Mr.. sTAPLES-To amend ths law of compen-

BY Mr.. STAPLES-To amend the law Of compen-
sstion TO Highway Couuissioses, by making the pay
| o. ell one dollar and fifty cents per day.
BY Mr. ENGS-Favorsbiy, on tie bll authorizing
The New FORK Institution for the Blind TO sell property
FoI ad to tie oik Institution for INDECENT
Women and Children, for aid TO the Eye Iafrmsry OF
New York; FOR aid to the New. York Dispenssry ssd
| OpLtha,Inia Hospital.
By Mr.. SCTHEkLAND-Favorsbly to increase
the sslAie OF the Keeper, Mstrons and assistants Of
| the State Prisons.
By Nj. BLEECKER-A bill to incorporate the An
cicnt Order Of IIibersiaus.
BY NJ. WAGER, from the Committee judiciary
-fa'orabiy, bill modifying aud amending the
CsuIy iaws; makes the legal rate : per cent, but
authorizes the collection Of the principal and the legaI
rate Of nteres. where higher rate OF interest has been
paid A!so, cut of the reporters and officers from
| stationery allowance. Also, to amend the law
against gambling, by imposing fine Of 81 900. Also,
for the relief Of the creditors % the late City Of VIII
lamsbursb. Also. in relation 10 jurors in Kings
| County. Also, uniayoTaby, the following blls 10
allow surveyors to take ac4 acknowledgements OF deeds;
to enlarge the powers Of noaries public to TX per-
centaee on goods sold BY auction.
| By Mr. TAPPAN-Favoraby, Of a bill alive 10
the Recorder, Surrogate and City Judge in tue City
BY Mr.. FULLERTON-A bill to incorporate
| Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons Id the
City Ct Eew-York. , -,
BY Mr.. WEIR--Favorably, to amend the Ere
Laws ,f Brooklyn Eastern District, and exempunS
fremen Of cities and Incorporated villages from taxa
| ton to the amount Of S50O ~.
| By Mr. CHANLER-To incorporate the Turnve-
| rein. ,.-.o,;o, oe o
railroad through the streets and avenues OF Ne~iorx
parallel with Broadway. -, .i,oo.
bill to provide for the payment Of the Asdermen
and CoupciIrnen Of the City Of New-fork Tor 1891
Nv Mr. BIEECKER-A bill to authorize the sale
oeWaIIabout burial ground in the City of Brooklyn
By Mt BLEECKER, from tine Special Committee
to investigate charges Of 6reacn OF pLivlege on tne
Grating him from having committed al! oieaeh Vi
privilege
Mr.. MCNETT introduced bill to provide for jury
trials in of bastardy also, to allow parties
against whom Others to be in fear of their life
or Of injury to their person to be allowed to give es
tiuouy b,tOre being committed
A .alge number Of notices OF important bills were
given Among others, for Convention to amend the
Constitution, and to prohibit prize fighting, and to
extend the terms of the Court of Appeals 30 as to
iDsUle punishment.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. SHEPHERD-To amend the banking law.
II provides if any bank shall pay interest deposits,
the holders shall thereafter become individually
liable for all debts contT acted by the bank. 1t pro-
hbhs officers Of the banks from paying interest on
deposits except by consent of the stockholders under
penalty Of 81 000 and prohibits all call for loans
upon the deposit Of collateral securities.
BY Mr.. SEEA.EY-TO repeal the act creating aCty
Judge for the City of New. York. Referred to five
NewYork delegates.
BY Mr. CHIii;S--To authorize the construction Of
a railroad in Ninth avenue at Sixty-ffth street to
Greenwich street, along Battery place, Washington
street and Gsnsevooft street.
By Mr.. M0ORE-To authorize the payment oil the
old police force of New-York. To prohibit the Man,
haitian Cos Company receiving advance deposits, and
recurring them TO furnish meters in return for all
moneys now on deposit; makes violation OF this
forfeiture of their charter. To prohibit the use OF
camphe1e in New York State.
BY M7. DYCKMAN-To exempt New-fork hre-
men from one thousand dollars taxation
BY r. JONES, jr.-To incorporate the Manhattan
vile Trust Company: To incorporate the Income In
surance Company, with power to insure vents. Also,
to incorporate the Hudson and Harlem Canal Com
pany TO prohibit the business Of insurance by par
ties not authorized by law.
BY Mr.. HANFORD-To incorporate the New-York
Veterinary College.
By Mr. BEACH-To provide a method for the for
nation and amendment of city charters by conyen-
iops to be called by the city authotities For law
to repeal the act abolishDg tolls on railroads, ana
revv.ny former acts Also, for general act to moor
pCYate religious societies.
BY NJ. LYNCH-To empower aliens to hod real
estate. .
By Mr. BAKER-Toe extend the powers of receivers
assiguees and other trustees and TO protect creditors
from fraud.
By Mr.. DAYTON-To regulate the manufacture
and sale of gas in cities and villages 1t regulates the
quslty price, and description Of meter and provides
for inspectors
mass of other business, not of much general inter-
es. was then transacted
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