New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

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DIVIDENDS TO Stockholders OF hcADENIES.
Mr.. VAUDEVILLE introduced bill which pro-
vides that
amended include in their provisions institutions IN
coporsed pdOf 20 their enactment Such Institutions snail be
entitled all the privileges and benefits Of the Literature Fund
and Of the United States Depot Fund.- had and enjoyed BY them
before the passage OF said law"
CORPORATIONS FoE INK ERECTION OF BCILDISGs.
Dir. SCHELL introduced bill to amend the act
authorizing the formation Of companies for the cree
ton of buildings by providing that any five or more
VINO sy f To @ pI e 1p s o.
regulating docking and preparing for any lands bounding
cling ceiscst that eject The csIa stock the
pany TO be not lees $4,000 than oCo snd the
. s BE et 9 bs hch not to be paid
within one We ar from the the debt contracted.
THE STEAMBOAT LOCATIONS.
Nessrs. SCHELL and ELY presented petitions ask
ing that the North and East River steamboat lines
kG s With s IN: n he the Iel ~
The Legislature governed by the Cooperation
ordinances the city and he had sufficient confdene In the
Judgment and integrity Of the Mayor ana Common Council OF
"Eew.York to leave the subject m their hands"
LANDS UsDTR wATEH GRASTED TO HrsRY RrGGIIs.
Mr. HENRY RCGGLEs Of Brooklyn, petitions for
the passage Of the following bill:
srcTo, l. Henry Rugges Of the City Of Brooklyn hsreby
b S ri. s s By i IN e ad Tsi
solid filing. required by that arant Or he may sy time
FL lAnds W1th OJck
his option But nothing contained in this at hal authorize bum
construct pier piers beyond The eastern Inc to which n.
authorized collect dockass from using
said piers or LANDS so filled in to bo regulated By a"
MR., DIyIss PROPOSED AMENDMENTS 10 The METRO
POLITAS POLICE ACT.
Mr. OWEN introduced bill heretofore noticed)
TO amend the act of last year creating the Meuopo-
Titan Police.
shall COZ tue District. There shall be six Commissioners
hall, Tho If
rum fcT The transaction OF business ,-..,.. 49,.
shall be elected four Police COMMISSIONS two Of whom hs
hold their Office for two years and The other two Tor three
the Dis rc-no clecor vote for thaa two Commission
At the annual general election for lS aud al each genera
election thereafter there shall be elected two Comnissl0ners,
who hold their office respectively for three year. oa. no
eectOr shall vote for NOR than one ne
January after his election. The Commissone no" in once
over until Of Jssy and IN case Of vacancy ocrur
ring those the same to te allied by app9ntmet
May 1889 TO hold over until the LIST DAY o. Jan
Sc provides that the MAYOR of NewfoIk shall ne Pres:
dent snd the Mayor 81 B9okyn % H.
shall power appoint Chief Clerk and SIX deputy cA
or the District The Of Police 70 have ooe &C.
s The President or Voe President shall only be entitled
vote Board when pe'idns and IN case Of ne vote, Toe
presiding officer may give casting vote IA msAss sPRon
for the Department as Wi .T p'ITm . a. f % I
Board or Prrsdent h be entitled vote for any such
appointment The Mayor OF either city may Tor i'gs rep9s I'VE
ANY
canse" and BY ~othirds VOe only can the person 90
In case of any vscsrcy Commission herein
yded for Board Of Supervisors 81 New ORR 'hA M me
vacancy -... -, ..v,,-vopr
Mr.. SCuEIL introduced last night bill to amend
the act relative to the Board Of Supervisors of New
York. o,..,, ..... . +.
members Of tie Board before the first mondsy OF May
the TeubtIs shall meet and the m BY % into six
cIass aud the SIX member, .PpOsta into H c,se. Who
shall hold two three four five or SIX years sOiane
their A. t 6qa aT. s,ss for su.ry
shall BE on sn one cte and the Msyor shs sp
point the perou receiving the highest number OF
provides thai the vote OF seven memers OF ,n @
shall be necessary 10 cary any &C. except saou Aa ,b
i Board, Shf a. 1sS s a % IL Mayor for approval
sEcS authorize, the Board 10 Eli any yscaney that may occur
in it. numbers By death, resignation or otherwise
| RELATI,I TO PERt sPGOKi oHALLESGLs TO JURORS.
| Mr. PATERSON introduced the following blu:
SICrlo, On every ta or any oten.e punishable o
BY imprisonment N the State Prison for ten year o. or
lime s p. TrS ,r b sn oTa f . @ and
the trial Of an indictment for any onen.e
bau be entitled premPoy 10 challenge thee CT The Pe''0A'
| dTasn ss juror. or ,gch ,risl and q more.
RELATIVE TO THY SUPPORT oF INDECENT PEE'oSs'
| Mr. PATERSON also introduced bill 10 amend Sec
81 OF chap 70 title part first ofthe Revised Statute7
| bv adding thereto the following:
Blu, no town or city shall b. charged with the upper W
maintenance poor person unless such pero mn %
resided in said town city within one year previous 70 '
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| The evening session was occupied by Dir. DIV In
| in a speech on the Kansas resolutions.
| No business was transacted. Adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
| The Senate amendments 10 tae GrayeSend NV
| Ney-Ctrecht Fishery bill were concurred IN.
AUBURN PRISON AFFAIRS.
number Of petitions were presented, a.kns 70, a.
| immediate investigation OF the affairs of tue 0'"''
| Prison at Auburn.
| RAILROAD PASSENGER AID FREIGHT fANi.
Tie SPEASlR presented memorial from SF..eus
Of Oropdaga County asking that railroad oon PsH &C.
be pc Knitted to increase their passenger iaie suc
| strict them 70 the spOrtation Of perishaO1e
| QUARANTINE.
petitiop was received from citizens O. 49, husouu
County asking for the appointment OF nSts a CS,2
moEr. Millard Fillmore and BENJAMIN r. bu.Ssi 0'D-
missiorers 10 select Row site for QuArantihe'
IHy CHARCys AGAINST THE STAFF EANsi GOV 80
| Mr.. WOLFORD presented the bIo"inz " u i-'"'
t. ths Ienor a6s ne Asu5'y 81 The ,io 'ss :,
| A preamble and re- solutions saving oeeh olote. !.
honorsb.s body tn lath Of feorusy lto' ., -