New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-05

| with 5 per cent interest.
| 1t il estimated that So75.000 VIII be realized
| from this tax, and Mr. Hdtchinsons other bill ap
! prOpriates the money as follows:
Frie Csrai F. ef6io
Ctsss and SENECA ese!s
CcInpstor Of Bak River c,1al. 3.SS
CouVs'or Of GeLtsee Valley Canal i-IVl
Eul.Ieeuert of Champ.ain Locks .....-..... +ill5
To pay Interest 70 tho lei Ct July next Oh ou'ana
| Sgr5 go
II mOreys appropriated 20 the enlargement Of the
canals are 10 be paid for work done and materials fur
nsbed after the st Of March next to obtain and secure
ohsnDel OF feet depth OF water on tue opening
OF tie canals Erie, Oswego aed Caynga ami Seneca
next Spring and no part shall he applied TO tie erec-
ton Of bridges except FOR raising such IA may notnoW
be nineteen feet tg from the bottom oi tie cans to
that hight, where q same Is no; fully provided Tor
under the head Of ordinary repairs or for slope ver'-
cal, battened wall except on the tosng path bsnk,
or for other structures work rot absolutely neces
ssry to obtain the depth of sster aforesaid a. the time
Of the opening of the canals next Spring, incucng
chauIe Of feet in ph and not less than thirty
five feet il width in the present old ne OF the Enc
| Car al across the Csyugs marshes.
| Mr.. CoNKIING presented q remOnstrsnce OF
| Messrs. Grinne Minturn q Co., Nathaniel n
| George Grswold, and other merchants and ship
owners OF the City of New-iork, against any law
beirg passed to increase the rates of wharfage on
vessels, or 10 colet wharfage on merchandise OF
produce landed on the wharyes of the City of New
| York, which was referred TO the Committee on
| Commerce and Navigation.
Mr. CONTROLLER CHURCH in answer to a reso-
luton of the Assembly in relation 10 the quantity
of land, cl,imed a. exempt from taXatian, by the
Lake Ontario aud Hudson Railroad Company, as
follows:
Franklin Co1a,y. !5 sos Warren County Slf's ares
Han lton CoJntyfsA4 al acre,
Mr. WOODRUFF introduced bill in relation to
| the Harne Court OF the City of New-iork which
| provides that in case appeal BE- taken to the
| General Term of the Marine Court from judg-
nent entered by the direction of single Justice
Of said Court, or from judgment on the report of
referees directing the payment OF money, 1t shall
| not stay the execution of the judgment without
sufficient undertaking to pay the amount with costs
| in case the Judgment shall be affirmed. The bill
also provides that all or any of the issues IN the
actions in the Marine Court, whether of fact or
law. or both may be sent to referees upon the
written consent of the parties-reierees to report
to the Court, which shall thereupOn take such ac-
ton az it may deem proper. II Dir. woodruff
would introduce a bill to abolish the Marine Court
he would do the city service.
Mr. GARDINER gave notice of bill to amend
the charter of the City of Brooklyn. The bill is
not Yet matured but one important feature of It is
to be q provision for the election Of Board Of
Councilmen, two from each Ward.
The Senate to-day ordered the bill to extend the
charter of the Harlem Railroad thirty years, &c,
to third reading in spite of the actlous OPPOSE
ton of Mr.. Spinola.
Mr.. ELY introduced bill to-day to amend the
act entitled "An act for the amendment OF the law
" relstye to principals and factors or agents,
passed April i6 1890. Mr.. Ely introduced the
same bill last year, as follows:
stoTIoS The seventh section Of the entitled An Act
for smsnt Of law relative to PRINCIPALS and factors.
ed to read a. tcllow.:
src Every factor ssnt, b.ee who sha deposit
him any n,ru.,ed .fore'is as
or he goods m.ich.nee received by such sctor
sn eAee and sha retain OF apply Or dispose Of the
deeud te true o~per cSn.slor .. e.or and fys .cto
OF any goods ware. or mcIchsude co5.gued
him 9th the IKE fraudulent intent aud every other person
shall tnowirsly counve with. aid assist such
fsc agent baee II any such fraudulent dePo.. or SAFE
and upon oopycon thereof snail be Punished BY dus
ard inponu a, The discretion Of the Court u which such
couyiction shall take place.
Mr.. MATHER presented memorial of the Com
mon Council of the City of New-iorh, requesting
the members of the Legislature from the city ''to
oppose the passage of any bill having for its
" object an addition To or extension Of the powers
'' of the Pilot Commissioners, as being detrimental
g TO the interests of the city and direct nterfer
L" ence with its ancient chartered rights and prin-
cipes"
Mir. MATHER also introduced n bill to ncorpo.
rate st. Josephs Asylum in the City of New-fork,
desgred to support, maintain and educate poor
orphan, haf-Orphan, and homeless and neglected
children, especially those of German origin.
Mr. SPINOLA introduced a bill to permit the
Common Council of the City of Brooklyn To bor-
s27 900 and issue City Bonds therefor, to pay
DEFICIENCIES in the appropriations OF lo1I and lo1S.
Under the modest title OF " an act to authorize the
" Second Avenue Railroad Company i'll the City of
NeU-YoTk tO construct additional tracks for the
" operation of their road"
Nr SCTELL TO. day introduced bill to permit
that Railroad Company to construct branch road,
With double track, from Bowery through Canal
street Ia Broadway, with the necessary turnouts,
satcbes, dc.
Mr. BoARDMAN introduced bill to incorporate
Bingham Hall, st Canan islgua. az Hospital Tor
the reception and treatment Of the insane. This
institution las been in successful operation some
three Years. under the care of DR.. George Cook,
formerly one of the Assistant Superintendents OF
the State Luuatic ylum at Utica. The OBJECT OF
lis Incorporation is t. enable II to receive bequests
and eLdOwments for the purpose of establishing
department for the care of INDECENT insane.
Mr. JOHNSON introduced a bill entitled An
act for ascertaining by proper proofs the citizens
Who are entitled 10 the right Ot suffrage and 70
prevent Illegal voting or, in other words,
Registry bill, which WAS referred TO select COM
mlitee yet 10 be appointed.
Ii applicants for Executive appointments will
read and heed the following paragraph, which l
CLIP from The EreniRg Journal, they may perhaps
save themselves some anxiety and the Governor
some annOyan
We are informed that inquiries are constantly
made Of tie Executive by applicants for Office a. TO
whether their romna'ions have been sent 70 the Sen
ate. Such persons be aware that the rules OF
tie Senate require that Nominations be laid over tor
three Executive Sessions an that during that time
TIE obligation Of secrecy imposed upon all persons