New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30
ASSEMBLY.


To amend the law relative TO the COLLECTION OF le-
insuds against vessels.
10 provide fJr a.certsining ard collecting damages,
caused by the distraction Of the buildings a. laran-
tine By a vote Of 10 10 -.
To provide for the appointment OF Inspectors qi
Election and District Canvasseis BY the New OK
Supervisors, by 50 to Is. -, .,
no other business of interest transPired until II
O'Clock when the IlOnse proceeded Nth me SeLste
10 the nomination Of two Regents Of the diversity
Mr. Robert :. Haze Of Essex was elected 10 plso1 Vi
Mr.. Gfeig deceased. the Democrats yoteg Tor Ass
OCouor Mr. George Chesyer vas elected "a
place Of Mr.. W G. Bryant, resigned the DEMOCRATS
voting for John willard Of Saratoga.
An attempt = As made by Er. OPDfkEto take up
the New.Iork City Railroad bulls in COMMITTEE Of ths
Whole and fcI that purpose ne moved 70 tuo
srecis CTceT beng the thru resolnS oil Os h's'o
IS 70 4i-not tvo-thiros majority.
The attempt take up the bilIs in COMMITTEES comes
from those opposed to them
AFTERSoOS SESSION.
Mr. GODDARD. from the Railroad Committee, re-
ported a. aiDst the bill requiring the pnbhcaon oi tne
rates OF railroad freight regulating way ie "a! tO.s,
ard fcIbiddiug s char &c in the rates.
10 the report the Committee declare their belief
that il wouid be difficult If not impossible, 10 carry
into operation such eDactmeGts 10 so comphcated
business a. railroad traffic. They refer TO tue coupe
tition going tor the caTyingrade betSeen hLes IN
and out OF his State, and the necessity Of liuucbs
traffic TO come this ay 70 the seRbosrd, instead o.
diving /. of INTO otAeI channels. The Committee are
OF opinion that lie railroads have oontnoued 4Afeey
"a the convenience of the people OF the SAFE an 'uA
the preeent is very un'avorsble tine 20 make 50
boo Cd invasion tle setti prnclpies OF 'hs carry
ing trade as the bill proposes
Mr. II. A LYON moved 10 disagree with Tue Tepor1
OF The Committee and that tue blI be TeieITed 10
Select COMMITTEE " Five. ..
the SPEAKER sustained the motion, and Nj H1daiu
and M C. ). SPENCER spoke agans. II, aid IN
favor Of Tho rejection Of the bin.
The o,iou Vas then adopted by the following vote
EsfTu f.IfT
E.a ~ IL, n K Gr.y,, 8rsen Hal Hot Hsbeel Ii tea.
I,SS' Ssrsr s.1snber hiIer EOlr. MoarOa NsrtsruP.
rtT,I P,S3 fsi re, Po4e t so ss '.si
81 John, s--eBeJ. Isor2soH T-Al, 'In h0.n "si's''
sAYs2Ms..-. G,i~o,th, A chna. Cob, contin,.
E.T Fzsess Go5St G'Sst GraSi rsPa. s,ss,,s
suith c 8: spencer. ssydA7, D. TaoHI' "A'-sf' "s'-
A large number of bills were reported cOmPls:s aud
ordered TO thiid reading. Among them LIS ioi-
To iroorpcrste the New-York Womsns Library.
To repes! the act ~ aid in the erection OF ne non
vert IN liz 3rpl rteucs square, Phlatelphia, = the
memory q tie siguefs OF tie Declaration o! taas-
10 smerd TIE Brooklyn Local Assessment set,
To ircorporsts toe Ess. Brooklyn Savings Bank.
To oisshAIge the mortgages on the Auburn an sy''
scOse bsiIoSd. ,
To irvestiga,. the sIeged fraud. or TIE csns!'.
Mr.. HALL. fron the Committee on WAYS AID
Mtsrs, Tvpmled isFeiaoy re d. - IotISS L-.r,
TreAsure 10 pay iEt5 the State Treasury a. asne u
fon6s II their hsnts.
siLIs PsssED-
To amend tie Brooklyn Court at.
To aulheI.,s the ssle Of Gro.oh Laofely
t. provide for the paym4 ct o. CERTAIN ms - ~
! the City of BTco-lya. -, - t..,,
In reiston 10 IRE prcceeiisgs uq1a TIE tnanlaina4
| 10 DIVIDE ,he VI,h Judicial pstrict, New i9is. =.
To AnneDd tire &C; providing for assessments ~
| o,s,i,y srs xiisri-g streets % New.lork.
IL -r!s,ioa 10 e-os "a tue publication 0; !ers cote
A nunb>x OF bis c, Vrys.e GHtess7' ~s's 49,
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