New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

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| nee &c 70 warrant lts insertion in TIE TRIBI Ne
| Numerous and extensive frauds have been perpe
tra;ed nf late Of character which THIS bill IL 10
| tended TO prevent. 1t provides substantially a
| follows:
An ~s,fnrer other persOn shat i'.r au
rcsip other vencAsr fer 30 4. ware. n sir
= ohcr produce or commodity. 20 NY Peon or prs1r pr
;. he the OF tieroi such prrpt
s bsye beer actually received into other egal poses
ion by sch whaifnsr. q Other Per' AZ,
| a, The time OF is.sirr 'uch receipt
No pc-on hail issue sry receipt or chef 'onche pm soy
dity security Jr
NOE loaned or other ndttedness uress .uoh property .1
D. e. the tiHe s'uus 'nch Ise'p' "a 'n co'y q .dl re-
control a. the is-urg s--h receip' o. other 'ouche
porey bic any fouef receipt f -uob property as. b.
a. ssdirr Isn5 anospceied wihou, writing the face
No wa;et0u'emaa VIA frse other Ferson, hal SCI
10 tiis,e control any goods. other property for watch
cep bsl te giyen b him. whethe7 received for srp
& at Of hs pro o :Tc reee ''
No ms.,or scent OF or tost officer
s sc ~ b Of ads other Soac. docaaeut for
meIchsid.e or PTcpsFy by ~a 80 'ppaI tS, .eh
boat railroad cs Unless the same shall have ben actually
such vessel boat car 20 be carried sud co eyed
pressed such bill Of acng receipt o. Other voucher o. docu-
Waeho receipt. giyea fr prop ry stored depsied
with any peon b. transferred nv entorsenient thcte!
md sny reru the Transferred shall b.
d. med b. thc f tie property therein sp-c
fed I TO se validity 70 any Pedse lien pr rse,eT
Tcr. on surrrude and cancellation Of said original receipt
Of such delivery thereon IN ose OF ps De
e;y. All warehouse receipt, however which Shs hsye the
words NOT osbe psiny written or stamped "a the face
thereof shs b. exempt r the provisions - this seeison
Aby wsIehousnsn, other who shall yiose OF i"
provisions ct ibis act .ha BE- dened guilty Of i'ad
ano upon indictment and conviction shall be haed in srY m
rot exceeding 1900 imprisoned in OF the State PMS IS
# this State no exceeding FIVE Years OF both aud al and every
pr.on o persons egeeved by The any the prvi
o Of this art have maintain scou =, law sIain
;h act recover all damages immediate u consequential
whch be they have sustained by reason any such o
le Fort N
whether s1h shall have been cOutcted Of fraud IS aoe
The provisions this shall apply property
peyted or remove BY operation Of law :,
The act which has Just passed the Assembly, " 10
change the school year, ard to amend the statutes
sin relation 70 public instruction., provides that the
school year shall commence on the lst day of October
and end on the Both day Of September. The SuPern-
tendent Of Public instruction is required to pro-
vide for the return of statistics for the nine months
preceding the 1st day Of October next, aud appOr-
ton the public money on the schools for the year
preceding that date, in the same manner as If the
reports had been rendered on the 18th day of
January, ard the Trustrees Of each district shall
thereafter file their reports with the Town Clerks
on or before the second Tuesday of October.
The annual meeting of the taxable inhabitants and
legal voters of the several School Districts shall be
held on the second Tuesday 10 October in this and
each succeeding year. And the term OF office of
all School District officers heretofore elected shall
be deemed to expire on said I'd day of October A
District Clerk. Librarian and Collector shall be
chosen for each district at the annual meeting, and
the electors at such annual meeting may determine
BY resolution whether they will have one or three
Trustees, and the number 60 determined upon
shall be elected. If one only be chosen, he shall
hold his Office for one year. III three, one snail De
chosen for one year. one for two years. and one for
three years. and one annually thereafter for term
of three years. In Boards of three Trustees two
shall form quorum
The District Clerk is required TO notify all school
officers of their election, and unless such officer
shall, within ten days thereafter file written re-
fusal to serve he shall be deemed to have accepted
such office. Whenever the library money annually
apportioned TO any district shall fall short OF So
the trustees may apply the same IN payment Of
teachers wages.
In the Assembly this morning Gen. DrRyE
introduced series of joint resolutions asking Com
gross TO do something for the relief OF the soldiers
of the War of 1879.
A large number of bills were sent to appropriate
Committees to be reported complete, among which
were, bill for aid to the NeWYOrh Institution for
the Blind: to legalze the acts of the Common
Council of NewiOrk in the case OF Timson and
somebody else; to incorporate the Brooklyn Mer-
camille Library Associations to amend the Charter OF
City of Brooklyn tOncOrpOrate the Great South Bay
Steam Navigation Company; to regulate the manu-
facture and sale of gas; 10 amend the Charter OF
the sun Mutual Insurance Company and the bill Tor
the relief of Broadway.
1t is proposed by this latter bill to relieve Broad
way of some Of the stage and other travel ny the
construction of railroad in certain parallel streets
believe the bill contemplates road commencing IN
Seventh avenue at the lower END of Central Park and
running thence by double track to where Seventh
avenue ntersects Broadway or the old Blooming
dale road; thence down that street TO University
place, down University place to Wayerey place
along Wayerley place to Greene street, thence by
single track 10 Canal street thence on the track oil
the Sixth and Eighth avenue roads to Barclay
street, thence to Broadway and returning from
Barclay street to Church, through Church to Ca
nal thence to Mercer, and through Mercer 70
Waverley place and University place to the starting
point.
Mr.. LAW presented written report accompanied
by bill directing the unclaimed deposits IN Banks,
Insurance and Trust Companies, and IN the Court
of Appeals and Supreme Court, to be put INTO the
Treasury of the State and appropriated to the COM
pletion of the Canals. This does not quite come up
to the proposition of a modern Virginia statesman,
who proposes to appropriate not only all unclaimed
dividends and deposits, but all the unclaimed Ne
groes free negrOes) of the Old Dominion to the pur'
poses of internal improvement.
Mr. HANFORD reported complete the bill to reg
ulste the rates of wharfage in the cities OF New
York and Brooklyn.
The bill to incorporate the New. York Law Col.
lege was passed. The railroad toll bill was referred
TO the first Committee OF the w hole, and on motion
of Mr. Duryea, the Registry bill was referred 10
the first Committee of the Whole not full.
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