New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

"tsin floating docks for the puruose Of IRE rsp,;r
'copperiDc finishing Of s3ipsa and vessels which
has been ordered to 1rd reading IN the Assembly
has csused coDsi1.rsb discussion, both here and in
New-YoIk. We have bsd remembrance from srre
Of the pro pert -boders Of the Seventh Ward vbs,s
these decks located, against the passage OF the
bill. declaring the docks nuisance which ought
10 be removed; also protest against She rer,on.
STRANGE b. the working mel of the yicinty who find
en- ploy ment on these docks, and memorial signed
hy the principal underwriters of New York prsying
for the passage Of this bill as measure demanded
by the best ntt rests Of the commerce Of New York
A. there seems to have been dsposition 10 mis-
represent. or at least 10 mysy thr purport ard in.
tent of this biz, incose it, that Eew-Yorkers who
are Interested msy Judge of its Iserts for tlern-
selves, Il reads as follows:
The Pe,pr Of t.r sro,, Of Nc'r York y.r---d in Srot,
and A,e.by. 10 o1acf a. Joayr.
sFcrrosi It shsr se i'N FOL r floating ek oftle Ser.
Ys Bsllrce Dock csrpluy TO b. used. vita the
ihe p.sou, entitled cset whsrage Jr s1cs pier. or bulls
ht,d for he pose Of c,ii: Up hip ard ,C,,el,
pot Of New Yols; .be - the sAi,ns authority Of ,he Coa.
COUNCIL II tie ci e W YorH By ordinarr, TO regulate
IS sre 2 Ti:,c; .lsI tske eject i@nedixeIs
Among tbe bils reat third time aud passed in
the Assembly to-day, was the bill TO enable the
Ctv Of Buffalo to guarantee four per cent interest
on the cspitol stock Of the Interpa,ionag Bridge
Company for term Of Ioree years from tie time
Of commencing that work This bill had pre-
yiousIy passed tie Senate. The Senate bill to
establish State LuDate Asylum for cOnvicts
st Auburn. The substanee Of this bill has been
published in THE TRIrUNe.
The Assembly also passsd bill wbi,h provides
that in cases of foreclosure of mortgages on real
estate in Kings County, the Court having urisdic-
ton in the case may order the sale to take place at
the Merchants Exchange in the City Of New-York.
Also the bill requiring that all crafts navigating the
canals shall be registered IN the Canal Auditors
Department, together with the names Of owners Of
such boats and any claims or liens or iDcumbfance
on .uch craft ard that the claims thus registered
shall have precedence of al! other claims except in
cases where execution has already issued
In the Senate, the following bills, among others,
were ordered to a third reading:
To extend The chsTter Of the irtmen in New York City
New York This bill had previously passed the Assembly
To sborize the Mayor and Jononty Of New York City to
convey certain lots Of ground to the Safe Womans
To an erd the n sp or plan OF tn. City of New York.
For the relief Of the mebers Of the Common Council and
Bosrd of Supervisors of New York City for 1871
TO egsze certain acts of the Board Of Supervisors OF New
York the matter of psymeD. OF moneys to d. A. rower
The following bills we're red . third time, and
passed:
To the speedy ternnAon o certain causes before the
Court Of Appeals.
To in relation to levied by law on mas
ters mates and seameu arriving ct the ut Of Eew-fork
To authorize the poato Of Juvenile Refornatory A'y
ums
Directing the payment Of interest Canal Commissioner
drafts, and awards Of Canal Board in certain cases
The bill 70 erect the County OF Highland from
parts of Orange and Ulster was postponed iDdetr
ntely, which gives the go.by to that project for the
present session.