The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

Senate.
ALBANY, Feb IL, INA
RxrORrs.
By Mr.. EOxoH (rep)-Tavoraby, relative 70 the Court
Of General and Special Sessions New York city ALSO
provide for the appointment OF q clerk 70 the Court
Special Sessions In New York Also, 10 punish prize fight
ng also, adverse 10 the change Of office hours In thu
odce OF the Sheriff Of Kings county also, adverse
allowing Surveyors To take acknowledgements OF deeds
Agreed TO.
from acting a. rawlings banks Brooklyn and Ne~ York.
Mr.. AMis (rep )--favorabiy, 70 prevert frauds py
wsrehousemen and ~harnpgers
ny Mr. PATTERSON (rep y Favora by, u exempt por
tioD 81 the fhh ward Of Brook Ign from the fire law
BY BY MI pnEM (ep),-Adysrse 70 amending the Home
so1scss o. suLIs
BY Mr. DNEs Cep)-To smebo the general R'iiroad
law aso to amend the aw relative to tho collection Of
taxes
BIZ Mr. scorr dem To increase the number Of the
Superior Court III the First Judicial district
by Mr NvRS-To smebo the general Railroad law.
Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1858.
Mr.. McNETT (dem) Of Erie rose to question OF privi
eee. He desired To Fay That the vote the other
day In favor OF granting the Of the Assembly Chamber
TO r. p stanton he did express any opinion
in favor of Mr.. Stantons Kansas policy, or condemn
any one directly or indirectly His vote dictated
simply by considerations Of courtesy.
PETITIONS.
large nuIber Of petitions were presented Among
them were several for law confirming tho location OF
North and East steamboats, against the Local As
sesment act OF Brooklyn ana the removal OF Quaran
tine
On the Of the petition for the repeal of the
Excise iav OF 1867 struggle took place reference
Eventually II was referred to the Judiciary Committee,
and subsequently special committee the subject
troered.
REPORTS COMMITTEES
BY Mr.. WAGER (cGm. )-Favorsby, on general law for
the exten, 100 o. tine Tor the collection OF taxes
by Mr.. (HASIYR (dsm Flavor ably, IN continue the
Commission 90 Common Schools in New York
Ky Mr. r.rrkS (aem J. Against the Ing law fo~ Brook
Ign, but in favor OF "a general law, taxing all dogs
90 lars each, aid providing thai where no owner is
found the dog be killed
Fy Mr. IAwKxsoE dem )-Unfsvorabls on petition To
Asylum
NOTICES or BILLS.
BY Mr. CHArNcEY (ren.l- To exempt Brooklyn from
cor zip provisions Of the Rrad law 30 enable the
eop.,u.N tipp aha extsbso. OF railroads.
b, Mr. Hi'Iny (rcp)-To impose tax upon railroads
Nv Mr. IWcyN,, >dem TO amend The militia laws, 30
far as regards the Frs dvis'oo 'i stats militia
BY Mr. BAcHrrIrx Gam ,-Io regulate the fees Of New
by Mr. sExIEY (dem To vac:s,s 'he ofice of Comp
tro,'er Of Nr~ York.
BY Mr. DklAsEY (tem.) ITO provide tax 10 pay tho
ny sr WHINE (tem.) ITO enable all religious societies
to incorporate equal terms.
by NJ VAN AftNAM (re' 10 regulate tue way ihre
unt freight On the New YORK and Erie Railroad
Bills INTRODUCED
BY Sir. J. S PALMER (rep )-T) ame nj the Assembly
apporuonmeu' BY giving two members to Broome and
one TO Livingston.
By Mr.. WooIsoRp (rep.) IT, extend the time Cor ding
notes OF iss c from four 10 eight days
BY Mr. J. JONES (rep. TO incorporate Central Amer
Commercial Inc sTi al Company With capital OF three
hundred thousand dollars to purchase land establish nc
torres, SC. &c, In Central America
ny Mr. BEscT (dem TO compel savings bank, 10 pub
lsh arnual s's of unclaimed deposits, and report the
saLDe TO the Bank department
By Mr. HANyoRD (dem TO abolish Imprisonment, in
Of gambling, and imposing p nslty Of ouet hou
sand aorars, one bali to 20 10 the infor tRer