New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ...ALBASY, April s, 1853

SENATE. ALBANY, April 8, 1853.
REMOESTRANCES.
BY Mr. SCHELL-Of the Chamber of Commerce,
against increasing the rates of wharfage in NewYOrk
and BROOKLYN; also, of the Chamber of Commerce
against taking from the New-York Common Council
the right to regulate the steamboat piers and landings
REPORTS.
Thirty bills were reported, and ordered to third
reading.
Among them the most important were as follows:
Amending the law relative to the Taxation OF Corpo-
rations.
To authorize the Boards cf Supervisors TO correct
the Assessment Rolls when the Assessor cannot.
To incorporate the Germans Savings Association Of
the City of New-York.
To extend the Charter of the Screw Dock Company.
To incorporate the Great South Bay Steam Naviga-
tiOn Company.
Relative to the drainage of lands in Ulster County
To regulate the sale OF manures, aud to incorporate
the New-York Pure Milk Company.
The Senate voted to reconsider the vote of Satur
day reducing the tolls on canals, with the view Of
obtaining information from the Canal Department.
BILLS PASSED.
To revive the Charter of the Albany and New
Baltimore Ship Canal Company.
To amend the Revised Statutes relative to the par
tition of lands.
Courts of General and Special Sessions OF New-York
To organize State Lunstc Asylum for insauce con-
victs. m
To amend the Charter of the Brooklyn City Hospi-
Ro,.dye to Superintendents of the Poor in Kings
;ounty.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. EOXON-To provide the means necessary
to complete the lateral canals and to secure the nav
cation of the Erie Canal with depth OF six feet OF
water.
To amend the Revised Statutes relative to the ex-
empOn OF property from execution on Judgments lot
servants wages. ~ .
Bill repeating section Of the Laws of 1857 relative
TO fare on the Central Railroad known as the Dime
law was ordered TO third reading by IL TO I.
ha m IN afp Wy
the use of their old piers, was up before the Senate
Committee to-day Much interest was maIifested 10
the result, by second lobby from New-York against
the bill from the Chamber of Commerce.
Mr.. DELANEY and Others addressed the Commit
tee against the bill
The following important bills were referred to be
reported complete:
Relative to the Northern Railroad of New-Jersey.
Relative to refunding headmOneys on emerants
arriving at the Port of New-York.
To insure the speedy termination OF causes IN the
Court Of Appeals.
To incorporate the Central American Commefcia
and Industrial Company. ~
Relative to the appointment Of deputy sheriffs by
recommendation of the Governor.
To change the school year and amend the laws reia-
tive to public instruction.
To reduce the capital stock of the Onondaga BANK.
To extend the charter of the Screw Dock Go.
Relating to the experimenting the poor IN Kings
County.
By Mr. SPINOLA-To repeal the law of 1857 re.a
tive to returning charcoal in Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. DIVEN-Adverse to the bill to regulate the
salaries of deputies and clerks In the State offices
Laid upon the table
Bill TO repeal the third section of the law Of 1857
relative to fares ON the Central Rsiroad, commonly
known as the Half.Dime Law, was read third time
and passed; Yeas ~, Nays 6.
The Senate, i'll general orders, ordered 10 third
reading the bill to prevent banks OF issue ana discount
| TO act a. savings institutions
The Committee is now discussing the bill recon-
mended by the Police Commissioners, to regulate the
wharves, piers and sips in the City of New-York.
| Mr.. DOHERTY having the floor in opposition to
the bill, there is prospect of vote till very late