New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

By Mr. SEEI.EY-ro authorize the erection Of .
City Hall in New York.
ALEC: to amend the &C. relative to the Central
BY Mr.. BEACH-In relation to Juror. in Kings
County.
Also relative to the rates Of ferriass between New.
By Mr.. LYNCH--To protect gas consumers in
New-York
BY Mr.. HALI-To construct a road from Essex
to Franklin County.
Also. declaring River Saransc a public highway
Also 10 modify the Redemption laws
BY Mr.. MATHER-To loan money to the Penn Yeu
School.
BY Mr.. GODARD-To increase fses OF Jurors aud
witnesses.
By Mr.. CHAUNCY-To separate Savings Banks
from Banks of Issue
BY Mr.. NJ. MILLER-To increase pay of Jurors in
Rensselaer, Co.
BY Mr.. DURYEA-To amend Charter Of Brooklyn
Hospital.
Also, to amend the Metropolitan Act.
Alec, for a Registry law in Kings Co.
BY Mr.. SALISBURY-To extend time for collect
ing taxes in Richmondvile, Schoharie.
BY Mr.. MOORE-TO change the location of the
new City Hall, New-York, from the Park to Madison
square.
BY Mr.. TAPPEN-To amend the Metropolitan Po-
lice law, so far as the same refers to westminster
County
Mr.. HALI.--To enact q general law to authorize
the Controller to loan the School Fund to towns ana
counties
BY Mr.. HENDRICKSON-For additional Coroners
in Greene County.
Bv Mr.. DAYTON-To amend the Brooklyn Water
Law. Also, to amend the Brooklyn Drain Law Also,
to amend the Brooklyn Consolidation Act
BY Mr.. BECKER-TO charter the ROndout hremen
BY Mr.. ADAMS-For a REGISTRY LAW FOX
THE STATE.
Nv Mr.. MOORE-To regulate the transportation Of
passengers on the Eighth avenue, New York.
By Mr. SMITH-1o egaze certain action OF the
Board of Supery sors of New-iOrk.
By Mr.. GODARD-To restrict the operations OF
Mutual Insurance Companies.
By Mr.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to North Castle
highways
nors of the Aims House, N. Y.
BY Mr.. BAKER-TO amend the charter Of the
Montgomery County Mutual Insurance Co.
BY Mr.. j. II. JONES-TO increase fees of jurors in
By Mr.. PARSONS-To change the name of the
Washington-street Church. Rochester.
BY Mr.. II. JONES-To restore to New-York her
municipal rights, by repeal of the acts of 1857.
BY MIR. ESTES-'ro provide for the better Observ-
ance of the Sabbath.
BY Mr.. GILE-To reimburse Columbia County for
certain expenses in transporting convicts
By Mr.. BLEECKER-To abolish Brooklyn City
Courts.
By Mr.. LYNCH-To amend the law relative to
New-York pawnbrokers.
BY Mr.. HART-TO provide for a uniform publca-
ton of Supervisors proceedings.
BY Mr.. ABBOTT-To amend the act preventing
extortions by railroads.
BY Mr.. HAI4L-To require special County Judges
TO give bail also to extend the jurisdiction of Justices
of the Peace relative to writs of replevin.
BY Mr.. j. S. PALMER-TO amend the Assembly
Apportionment law. .
by Mr.. CHATFIELD-To legalze certain acts of
the New-York Supervisors.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. j. II. JONES-TO print 4 900 copies OF the
Governors message. Referred.
Mr. HOWELL moved that when the House adjourn
on Thursday, it adjourn to Tuesday next, at ii a. IN
Lies
Mr.. MOORE offered resolution to the effect that
the remarks in the Governors Message on Kansas af
fairs were unwise and unpolitc, and that therefore
900 copies of the Message be ordered printed, to-
gether with this resolution. Lies over.
Mr.. VAN vALKENBURGH, by unanimous con-
sent moved to take up the resolution providing for
the officers of the House who have acted during the
organization.
Mr.. WAGER moved d substitute that they be al
lowed the regular per diem pay and mileage tor
their services Carried, and resolution as amended
adopted.
Mr. SMITH moved resolutions, that in view OF emf
grants being subjected to frauds at Castle Garden
in charges for provisions delays and changing money;
therefore Committee of Five be appointed to inves-
tgate these charges having power to send Tor persons
and papers Mr. S. asked that the resolution DE
adopted forthwith.
laid over.
Mr.. ENGS moved that additional chairs be furnished
for reporters Laid ove-. The House then adjourned