New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
, oosted toe principle embodied IN the

Mr.. COLT advocated .be principle embodied IN the
tubstitpte. .xnpvwc :. to-
sha s,seSy renewal Of the Quarantine, the substitute
wes voted down. there being only % votes IN its Ia
NG TIE confederation Of the original bill then
NJ, urFKs moved an amendment providing that
4bs Con,nssioDers appointed under the ac, have tue
Suneryion Of the sale Of the property after regular
spprsisaI. Lost. ,,-,..
snrysy Of the property and sppraisal TO be made
by the Surveyor-GeDeral. Lost.
Mr. SMITH renewed bis amendment requiring the
Conmssios eTs Of Emigration TO take possession o'
the Quarsvtire buildings az soon az competed: L1sl'
Mr.. TUTHIIL moved 20 amend ~ prohOtIps Tue
location Of Oaarsttne ui.ho Richmond, Queens CT
Kings County or within one mile Of the niain snofe'
Adopted. 49,. 1,.,...;.,oo roso .r1
{D the HoSss' SIR. HALL moved to disagree with
the repost, and order the bill to DO engrcSsed Tor
S Mr. TUTfiILL moved to amend by ordering the
spbstitute TO a third reading. The Yeas and Nays
were ordered on this motion, and II was lost by Is
TO 50.
Mr.. TUTHILL renewed the amendments offered in
The Committee Of the Whole, al Of winch were voted
down. The amendment adopted 10 Committee OF the
Whole, prohibiting the location OF Quarantine within
one mite Of the main shore or within thbouodares OF
Hinge Queens or Richmond Counties, was stricken
by the House, and the bill then ordered to
third reading.
The folos ing were announced as the Grinding Com
mittee: Messrs. Abbott, Shaw, Lawrence, Collins,
BoupbtoB, Rapney, G. b. Palmer, Wiley and Bowen.
Adjourned at II p. m
. LEGISLATIVE BILLS.
In the Senate, Mir. JOHN ID. WILLARD intro
duced bal TO authorize horse railroads in cities TO
lay such rails the Authorities OF the cities or towns
may sanction, without being subject to the provisions
of the general law and to charge hereafter for any dis
L. IL Eya ann nDf n W
Eve cents.
Mr. OPDYKE from the Special Committee, re.
ported that they had visited the Banks IN New
tesy. They first visited the Bank tor Savage,
The Bowery Savings Bank and the " Greenwich,'
which the largest in the State, holding at the pres
ept time about go, coo, 600 on deposit
The unclaimed deposits in these banks since JAM
1919 of which the depostors their lees representa-
tiyes may lot be generally known 10 be now living,
are az follows:
Bank for ssying,....................." Sl6s2 C2
seanaR's Bsnk................'...'''.' lId@ -
Bowery. ........'..'''''''.'''''''' ~
9reepwich..................... S,of "
@o..J..................... 7O5 10
OF this, $1,000 80 mas remained unclaimed 20 years
and upwards.
The amount in the Brooklyn Savings Bank is left
blank in the report
Two other Savings Banks in the State, chartered
prior TO l8i9 have about $40 600 unclaimed deposits
Other banks, including smaller banks in NeT-fork
aggregate tDOuI ylU,uVO'
fhis aggregate sum although less than Cup
posed and liable TO reduction by claims, the Commit
Tee believe. should be transferred TO the State after
twenty years, but not for a shorter period
They therefore, Introduce u bill requiring Savings
Banks on or before the Let Of July OF each year. tn
prepare list of dividends unclaimed for twenty years
or upward, and TO publish the same once week Tor
six months in Newspaper in the city county, and to
chage the expense Of publication to the accounts ad-
verified pro rata.
III. at the expiration Of the six months, any such
deposits remain unclaimed, they are to be paid, to-
getber with their accumulated dividends into the State
Treasury The State is 10 return the amounts, when
legally claimed, without interest.
GAS LIGHT IN NEWBORN.
MIR. JAMES j. REILLYS bill 70 authorize the
Common Council of New.YoIk TO contract for lighting
the streets with gas provides that they fhe contract
for all streets snd avenues not now under contract
with the lowest bidder.
Before apy contract is made it becomes the duty OF
The Street Commissioner 10 furnish 20 the Presidents
OF the New.York and Metropolitan Gas Light Com
panies statement Of the extent and amount OF hight
ing which will be required and the contract shall be
awarded to- and made with, the Company presenting
the lowest proposal. .
SCHOOL CoMMIssIoNERs, INSPECTORS AND TRUSTEES.
Mr.. MASTERS0NS bill provides, there shall be
two three inspectors and ten trustees
of Common Schools in each AlIermanlc District In
Nev.York. At each Charter Election there shan be
elected one Commissioner, one Inspector and Two
Trustees in each Aldermanc District, who shall hold
Office respectively two, three and five years Inc
commissioners now in office are TO continue until the
expiration Of their terms.