New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28
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hsrrenoe OF all such petitions, asking violation OF
ise law and outrage of the Constitution.
Gov IOrgin cent IN message, stahng tnat tnelGON-
srrorse nd Legislatures Of kentucky and Tennessee
are pew at the capital of Ohio by invitation OF the
Legislature OF taat State taat marked an occurrence
is eHneBtly calculated 10 foster that comfy and good
neigf 1orhOOd d2e from the Representatives OF all the
StSes toward each other, and recommending the pas
SAGE Of resolution inviting the Governors
and bodies etOned TO extend tner VISIT TO thus cap
iial.
tr. FLAGsiFR introduced such resolution, and
adj coated calculated 10 foster fraterna feeling
between the States.
CIR. MANSON was willing enough 20 extend the
invitation If the political morals of the visitors would
De benefited by the free air of the Empire State But
he desired know ifthe invitation would be returned,
and If so, If the members accepting u would be al
lowed 10 speak their true sentiments without being
tarred and feahered or hung from the limb OF tree
IL these persons here, he desired TO know wheh-
er they were to be allowed to speak their ProSayery
sentiments without similar riks
Mr.. LAW deprecated warmly the remarks Of NJ.
AsxseD unbeco ming and unwo'thy OF Legislative
hail. he hoped the invitation would be extended by
then az gentlemen, and without their making any
sLnsious 70 any political questions
Mr.. WILEY also spoke warmly against the course
adopted by ur. baXson.
The resolution was then carried unanimously.
The biz 10 prevent shareholders of incorporated
companies from voting by proxy was reported favora-
bly,; aso the bill to enable aliens to hold real estates
aso the bill 20 compel the attendance OF witnesses be-
fore Common Councils.
The bills 10 prevent Imprisonment OF witnesses, and
10 allow husbands and wives to testify in all cases
were reported adversely.
The bills 70 authorize the City of Brooklyn TO raise
one million Of dollars for the public market; TO Amend
the Central Park act; for the Appointment Of lnspec'
tors and Canvassers in NewYork and 30 Protect the
Property in trade and earnings OF Married Women,
were reported iavoraby.
Among the notices OF bills were the following:
To widen Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn.
To incorporate the NeVV-IOrk Loan Company.
To dispense with mott of protest to ndorsers who
egeet 10 give their post Office address on their notes
To authorize the construction Of railroads IN New
York.
Among the bills passed were the Luther Wright and
William o. Hubbard Claim bills the blu 70 release
the interest Of the State 70 lands in the Twelfth Ward
New-York, TO Daniel Lord; TO provide for the rebuild
ing of locks the Oneida Lake Canal; IN relation 10
the proceedings 70 compel the determination of cain
10 real estate in certain cases; TO incorporate the
Mutual Fund Association
Among the bills introduced were the following:
BY Mr. PETTIT, to allow the Brooklyn and Jamaica
Plank Road Company 10 lay down track.
By Mr. G. KELSEY, 10 prevent the erection Of un-
safe buildings, and TO give power 10 examine any
building already erected in King County and demolsh
or repair the same If unsafe.
Bv SIR. A. A. MYERS, TO provide for the opening
Of East New-Yock avenue in Brooklyn.
number Of bills of which abstracts were published
Yesterday, were introduced.
The House agreed 10 hold evening SEES Ons Oh all
General Order dsys commencing next Tuesday.
Adjourned I'LL Monday evening
FIom Our Own Reporter ,,oo
ALBANY, Friday, Jan. p, 1860.
WHARFAGE IN TIE CITY or NEw-roRK.
Mr. Robel tsOn. from the Committee on Commerce,
reported bill this monlDg in relation TO the rates
4" of wharfage and 10 regulate piers, wharves, bulk
"heads, and slips, in the Cities OF New.fork and
Brooklyn" Ii is understood that the bill a COM
promise between wharfowners and ship-owners, by
which a moderately increased wharfage shall be al
lowed so as enable the former to dredge the Slips
and make other improvements bsoutey necessary for
the better accommodation of the larger class vessels
and which the old rates, established half century
since hardly warranted them in making. The rates
eet 4blsbed by this bill as follows: From every
vessel Of 200 uns or under, which shall use OF make
East 20 any pier wharf bulkhead for every day or
part Of day use one cent per tun; for every large
vessel one cent per tun for two hundred tuns, and
. one-fourth cent for each additional tun; and
for every vessel making fast TO another vessel
living az snv pier and for every vessel lying at anchor
within any clip or basn half the above rates. Any
e tsn or of any vessel that shall have WI ar
without paying the wharfage due thereon, and shall
NEGLECT 70 nav the same for tweDtytour hours after
deSnapd the captain, owner, or eOnslgnee ehau pay
double rates and such wharfage IL made lien on the
yese Owner OF bukheads and piers are to charge i've
cens per per day on goods remaining on suen PIER
f very dsv after the expiration Of fartyeght hours
froK the time such goods so deposited The owners
OF piers and wharves required 70 keeptoe same jree
from dirt and in good repair, ana 70 keep the SIPS
nrouely dredQed under direction Of the Commissioners
Of Pilots with suitable penalties for neglect on the part
OF wharf owners to comply with toe directions OF the
Pilot Commissioners. No change j. made IN the rates
ef wharfage chargeable on lighters, canal OoaH or
barses by existing laws.
THE EXCISE LAWS.
TberA are a considerable number Of Assembiymen
who favor law prohibiting the sale OF Intoxicating
drinks "a beverage, but l presume they do not con-
sritute major ty OF the Assembly, and exactly what
legislation IL any, will be had on the Rum question,
cannot now be guessed with any degree OF accuracy
Mr.. Law Of Delaware, in compliance Win me desire
of Temperance men in various parts OF The Sate WI,
introduce bill to restore the old law winch permtleu
the eectorsof each town decide, by popular vote
whether they will permit licenses 10 be granted
The following is an abstract Of Mr. Regsns OH, IN
tT0duced IN c Assembly for the regulation OF tdYefhs
grocers and saloon-keepers:
Section first provides that the Supervisors o. every
town and the justices Of the Peace residing therein
shall be Commissioners Of Excise and one supervisor
and two Snsticee BE competent 20 act.
Section second provides that the Commissioners
sbag meet on the first Monday Of May aud on such
other d9ys q the Supervisor shall appoint.
Session tlEd provides for the keeping OF book Of
-riu,,sas OF their transactions.
Section four1h gives chem power 70 grant Licences 10
,yaes4o se u Ia quantities. ess than tive gallons, 10 be-
fsnk or their p5emses: the license fee 90 be not less
thaa 80 o. more tk9n $3L
500 9Th pBoyides that for each license issued
Tes,aistoners gka be entitled TO % cents couoc-
eiRe3y. 49,. E,orsn sban he oiven
I, 49, o,bes fb.,o a prrs0n Of good moral character.
~ S,ion seVe5o provides tina. the party 80 Ieeneed
N etey INTO bond for the payment OF tne SUN oi
10 od,;onsi that he shall not permit any eoeN-
Sighting, gs@ an s5Sol p by pssew mise
bIsDs o;vbtb Drovides that ali moneys received Iof
80 sbai1 be devoted 70 the airport OF tue poor
eaton ninth provides that any PeIson ocSnss ~
l;nors that ehall Do sausiacciny lJ -, 20
sbsl DO fined $780, or il4phSO"s' 0i' ysAi
IN state Prison. -. n,at the ususl tavern accom-
esclon Ell he nroyded in places olber tnan cnes