The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-28

shall stated that the faith OF the State is pledged
on account such payment Requires the Of all
such banks le with the Superintendent the Banking
Department, before the first day OF March next,
statement Of all deposits which have remained unclaimed
the last ten years, the depostors OF which
known. Failure to comply with all the requirements Of
the the part OF the banks to work foreclosure
OF charter The Superintendent Of the Banking DEPART
may appoint person to examine into the affairs Of
the several savings banks so far as may be necessary to
ascertain the amount of such unclaimed deposits
The moneys paid into the treasury under this act shall
remain separate and distinct from all other funds OF the
seto be invested bonds and mortgage the interest
thereon 10 be applied, from time to time the Legsla
ture shall direct for the education OF the deaf and dumb
the blind and the dotc and for the OF such OF
insane shall with out being paupers, be without suf
cent pecunary ability furnish such education or care
for themselves II, after such deposits shall have been
paid into the treasury any person shall claim any portion
thereof either the original dep,stor his heir or
legal representative and shall establish his her claim
to the satisfaction Of the Superintendent Of the Banking
Department, the amount claimed shall be paid over with
per cent interest," from the time the paid
the treasury OF the State.
Mr. Montgomery introduced bill which provides that
any married may invest use her property,
earnings any portion thereof In her and
her account, in any lawful trade business; aud
sScn ana ana o nG ana pros
troll disposal of her husband be liable for his debts
but shall be and remain her sole and separate property
and all conrsc obligations made or entered into by
her. in relation to such trade business shall be in all
respects as valid as If she were single female.
ENLARGEMENT OF CLINTON PRISON
Mr.. Lapham introduced bill appropriating s25,ooo to
the enlargement Of Clinton prison. by adding wing 70
the end of the main building Of the Clinton prison. the
money be expended under the direction of the Inspec
tors OF State Prisons, or majority OF them.
PAYMENT FOR CANAL WORK.
Mr.. Sessions introduced the following
Section The Canal Board hereby authorized and required
to examine into the done sections number three hnd
sxyhree three hundred and sxyhve three hundred and
Black Rock Of the Erie canal and to sscsrtaa
whether any work has peen done or mstess there
ou s'p I Of anaay esseen emo hun
PAID @ 70 award 5 sach suns as sSs Sc
and in the Judgment of the said Board the State Is
Sec The Treasurer shall pay the of the Audi
tor out Of any moneys which are or may be appropred for
such any as shall be allowed by the Canal Board by
Sec. s. This act shall take effect Immediately
AMENDING THE ELECTION LAW.
Mr.. MANNrERRE introduced a bill which provides that
the Sheriff. Clerk County Judge of each county who
shall receive notice Of election shall without delay, de-
liver copy OF such notice the Board Of Supervisors Of
said county and the Supervisor Of the Assessors
Of each town ward in his county He shall also
copy Of such notice to be published each week
until the election therein specified In such newspapers in
his county, not exceeding eight in number shall be
designated for that purpose by resolution Of the Board
of Supervisors and If there be newspaper published
in said county then such notice shall be published in
newspaper OF an adonngounty designated by the Board
Mr. Ketchams bill for the further relief of orphan and
destitute children empowers of the poor to
orphan or relief asylum in the county and oblges tina
Supervisors to pay the amount for the and
port of the said children as paid for the support Of
pers.
The report OF the Commissioners Of Records to the Se-
nate states that the Supervisors of the city of New York
have refused to make appropriation in the tax levy for
the expenses of the Commissioners They ask therefore,
that the Of 1924 46, due contractors and
employees and the further sum of $lsl o76 So which is
required complete the existing and only contract now
in force under the commission may be added to the New
York tax levy SO that this valuable work may be speedily
ID ovd tee oAv Ft,I1v 01suaA
Bills Before the Assembly.
Mr. fuckers bill TO provide for searches in the Office OF
the Clerk for Arrears in New York, provides that the
Clerk shall keep sufficient number Of competent clerks
to do the duty Of searching for arrears In his office which
may be liens on real estate and upon any reqpison for
asearch In his office he shall the to be made
without delay, and shall not be entitled to receive any
fees for any search not completed within ten days from
his receipt OF the order therefor but shall in all be
liable personally and under his official bond for such
searches.
Thefees are fixed as fouows,-For searching for ar
rears Of taxes or sales therefor lot ten cents for
each year, but not TO exceed fifty cents for any lot
For searching for regular rents Of Croon water sales
therefor ten cents for each lot for each year. but not to
exceed fifty cents for any one lot.
For searchngor arrears Of assessments or sales there
for, the same as above.
The said Clerk Of Arrears TO retain such fees for his
own and to pay the salaries OF the search clerks in
his Office.
tive to the rendition Of fugives from JUSTICE provides
that when fugitive is demanded by the Governor Of the
State Of New York from the Governor Of any other State,
or from foreign government, the expenses and services
shall be audited by he supervisors Of the county
in which the offence IL alleged TO have been committed
and shall be paid by such county, provided that
the Governor does not order the said services and
penses TO be paid by the state or 70 be borne BY the
NJ Mnken's bill 70 provide for the removal and sus
pension OF certain officers gives authority to the Cover
pend OH for any ooer no,
BY the people, first giving the officer an opportunity to be
Mr.. Mllkcns bin in relation 70 aliens, provides that
tate.
Mr.. Mkens bill 10 incorporate the Trustees Of the Pa
rochal Fund Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
Docess Of New York is the bill introduced last SEES
sion in the Senate by Mr.. sche The corporators are
John Jay, Murray Hoffman, Luther Bradish, John r. Lv
ngston John Dix James, DePeyser and their success
The truste authorized TO hold real and per-
sona estate to such an amount that the annual
cruing thererom shall exceed $50 The fund s to
be devoted in part the assistance and support ocat
ing ministers OF the church within the docess in part
TO the purchase Of globes and the erection Of
within the limits OF org anzed parishes in the docess in
communion with the said church.
Mr. Jaques bill in relation to actions, legal proceedings
and claims against the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty
of the city Of New York. gives exclusive jurisdiction Of ali
such actions special proceedings the Supreme
in the First Judicial district the Court Of Common Pleas
and the Superior Court
No such action special proceeding shall be prosecuted
or maintained, unless shall appear in the complaint
that at least twenty days have elapsed since the claim
in litigation presented to the City Comptroller for
adjustment and that after the expiration the said
twenty days second demand in writing has been made
upon the Comptroller and payment or adjust.
menl refused by him. II the plaintiff shall re-
Judgment in his action, in bis special proceed.
ing be shall full taxable costs without regard to
the amount Of judgment The Comptroller empowered
to administer oaths to, and examine, all Witnesses and
claimants the settlement and adjustment of all claims
against the Corporation and false swearing in such
Is declared to be perjury All process and papers in such
actions shall be served on the Mayor Comptroller or
Counsel to tho Corporation No execution shall be law
fully levied upon any property Of the Corporation until
after ten days notice in writing Of the issuing Of said
cuon shall have been given TO the Comptroller, either
by the party adverse in interest," his agent attorney
Sheriff. Actions proceedings already commenced are
exempted from the operation Of the law.
MIR. Coopers bill In relation TO the Court Of Common
Pleas in New York. provides that the Board of SUPER
visors shall appoint Clerk to the said Court who shall
hold office for three years, have power to appoint
more deputies, and have Office in the City Hail. The
said Clerk is TO have salary TO be fixed by the Board OF
Supervisors, and 10 to pay TO the City Treasury,
every month"; al ices perquses and emoluments Of his
perquites and the expense and salaries Of the Clerks