New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

THIRD AvHSUr RAILROAD COMPANY
Areport was received from the Third Avenue Rail
road Company N answer to a resolution adopted by
the Seuate the ith inst relative to the
OF their real and personal estate:
Res: Personal Asrress,e
Amoui Suhi ss..sd s for for $3.50 issSS ssa s
1HE MILITARY OF THE STATE.
Mr.: fRATr introduced bill to improve the dis
crllne and promote the efficiency Of the military
- forces of the State"
SECTION l. In each the Military Divisions there sh, be
Colonel These Instructor shall be .pp6.d B, the respective.
Commandants Of Divisions b. attached TO their hradqusers
and hold office by the same tenure commissioned ocer' OF
SIC No peron .h. he appointed such Inspector shall
bsve passed favorable examination his general guaifca
ons md knowledge Of his special before Board Of not less
Src 1t shall be the duty the Instructors aud the Division
Engueer to attend all division and bsde Psrsde
and drills for the improvement and instruction OF their respective
SIC On all such paadc &C. the flank comp.ue sections
Of ths s' bsao .h. be detached and placed
general suhoy oer commanding the d
SIC S The officer ordering any Division Brigade for dr
and discipline shall notify the instructors land the Division
Enrnees shall considered Instructors wherever the
mentioned in this sc OF the same and In case of the
ju General whose duty shall be 70 require for
such delinquency These shall be liable to be fined
SIC Thc comnand,nt oev.ry company or section Of ar
& .E n % on & 3,
every yea and at such other times may be required make
and of the strength and condition Of his command
proper Instructor copy Of the eonso lated return must be
SEC. g. The Chiefs Of Stats in each Division Brigade aud
Regiment shall before the first day of November each
return to the commandat Of Dvision and Brigade spec
lively the OF all commissioned officers absent from any
parade encampmen or dill which they shall be required by
law to attend Within ten days after the receipt Of such returns
the respective commsudsnt of Division Brigade shall order
cOurn~tia to consist OF three commissioned officers without
sEc o And it be necessary the arrest
o the officer ordering the cou but the delinquent may B, n.
pursuant to the militia law provided notice Of the return and Of
delivered 70 him or left bis usual place Of abode least ten
day before the assembling of said Court.
SEC TO- The Court msS excuse any delinquent for good cause
SEC H. Any fine for osense, ssa'n. the bylaws of an
uniform Company not exceeding the Of $25 certified
of which having been made regmens Court Martial
sEe eur IL Any pco@.cned oicsr Officer
staff ocer musician be warned to attend parade
prior TO the service required q him.
SIC is All the privileges enjoyed by the First Division
shall spply the of the military Of the State.
SEC a. The term Of service necessary to exempt commis
stoned officer military duty shall be seven years.
@ aa' so a ia s The .
ceyed the approval the are hereby made
SEC e the duty inspector visit
military property Of the State may Be- depoed .. often as once
in and the said Inspector I en-. shall in his Ann.
ans Y9 RIA and of the RGc contained in as Ord
authority and hold Office the pleasure Of the Commandan
Such Ordnance Serants shall be paid ~ now provided tor keep
SEE All and parts of acts inconsistent with th, set
hereby repealed.
N. Y. COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGEONS.
Mr. NOXON introduced bill which named John
Thomas, ThOs. d. Andrews Henry Wilson and their
associates corporaors under the title Of the New
York College of Dental Surgeons" the object being
TO promote dental science and instruction in the de-
psrtments of learning connected Herewith The cor
poration may hold and possess real ettate and per,
sonal property to the amount OF $oOOoo. Tbe oil
also provides that no student shall receive degree
unless he has attended two full courses of lectures in
some Incorporated Medical or Dental College.
THE SENATE NoMISATEs REGENT OF THE usNERsITY.
At l2 o'clock the Senate proceeded to choose can
ddate for Regent Of the University to m the vacancy
occasioned by the death of John Keyes Paige. The
result was as follows:
Lorenzo Burroughs was named by Mes' Ames Beardman
Darling Dysn FSOe hss'es Wb HSsss Se.oT wbs n.ys.nG
A. Willard aud WlliaIps-l6
5a9 'S fS ns"d .Ss iy
Spinols, woodworth and John d. Wlllrd-ls.
Mr. Pratt had paired Of with Mr.. Latin, and Mr..
Stow was absent.
JUVENILE REFoRaAToRY AsYLCMs.
Mr. MATHER introduced bill providing for the
of Juvenile Reformatory Asylums.
II provides that any Ave Of full age citizens OF
this State who may desire to associate themselves In ORDER 70
so by observing the conditions prescribed the oct Of is4S for
onsy societies When Asylum shall be prepared for
ton The Trustees shah apply Of the State who
All the sIrsnsemeuts satisfactory report that fact the
who shall then give certiiate 10 tn uect 70 th
Trustees which must be filed In the oce o. the 0
State. ., A., eo.
Any magistrate before whom person of less age than fifteen
Tor which would for thirty days upward shs
instead sending the delinquent to prison. commit him OF ner
children between ages of and fourteen who, by con-
writing of their parent. or guardians may be
or utrused retornation also cndre
the who be committed to the % care OF M such
Also children tho like who be transferred
option Of the supeIinendents or oveees o' the foof
The Trustees shall have power place the said children dur
ing their minority such empoyments and cause them 70 ~ h
years capacities and they shall have power In their
discretion bind out the children with their consent as
apprentices and such places to learn such proper
trades their Judgment will be most for the benent o ucn
children. r,u.
sby he shall such corporation for each person OF bis
family charge received at his eque. In said Asylum at the
which child shall be committed BY magistrate Officer
dian Of such child shall sufficient ability pay amount
such city, corporation for and recover the
ioatoy Asylum created under this act shall participate
distribution Of the School Funds the and
degree the common schoos
ASSEMBLY.
Prayers by the Rev. DIR. Baldwin of Troy.
The annual report OF the Auditor on canal tolls
trade and tunnage was received.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Th;s beino general order day. the House went into
Committee, and took up the Governors Message.
Mr. BAKER took the floor in reply to Mr. wager,
who had spoken against various measures oy the
Republican party. .~.,>,o A..
Before concluding, on motion OF Mr.. LANiNu' 'ue
Committee rose and reported progress.
On motion Of Mr.. SMITH, that part OF the COVER
nor's Message relating to the medal to Com
msnder Hartstene referred to Committee OF Flve'
The hour Of l2 m. having arrived, the House pro-
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