New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

John e. Schumacher, James A. Cohnohy, D. ", "o:,t
lock. Patrick Henry, and Oliver X. Mooney, with !
,sr associates and assigns rs the Tave,ers insu-
ance COMPANY" with capital stock OF $o9o0 wv, win
mower 10 increase 10 100000 and with auhorsy 70
nsnIe all persons against any and every accidental
niury 10 life health, and body. Such Insurance. may
he made "a that q shall not he liable TO the claims of
the creitors of the persons injured aud so that the
same zhA enure and be applicable exclusively TO the
sole use OF the PARTY efectng such insurance. or Tor
whose beDe6. the same shall be efected OF Oh 'nen
direct family OF kindred
Mr. Spipola has also presented bill similar in prin-
CHILE 10 the above entitled an act TO incorporate lhe
New.York Railroad and Steamboat Accident insnr,
snce Company, which Incorporates metsss Dshk anu
their associates with capital stock OF s3O00oO with
the privilege of increasing 10 one million and Is con-
pea In lis risks to accidents by railroads and a. sea.
ADMINISTERING ASSIGNMENTS.
Mr. Cooner's bill in the Assembly, regulating the
nod Of administering assignments, provides that
when an assignment. is made for the benefit OF credit
ORE il shall be the duty OF the assignee within ten
DAVIS and before dsposng of Of the assigned prop
erty to Gle copy OF the assignment with the Prooae
20 hle bond with sureties as required by the sad
Judge for the faithful performance Of the trust. In
case Of neglect of this provision, the Connty Judge on
application of the assignor or any creditor is to ap
point another assignee Schedules OF liabilities and
ayails are to be fled with the County Judge within
thirty days of the date of the assignment, and dvl-
derd ia to be declared within eight months unless IN
either case an extension of time is allowed by the
TO compel early closing up OF the affairs OF an assignee
and to prevent the concealment of propery and
power is ri zen to the County Judge TO remove any
assignee for cause and appoint another in his place
In all cases of assignments already made Where no
final settlement has taken place, the County Judge
may upon application of any creditor, require the
assignee to give bail and observe all the other pro-
visions Of the act.
SALE OF FRUIT IN NETWORK.
Mr. Cooper also introduced bill to regulate the sale
of fuit in The City OF NewYork, which prohibits the
sale of strawberries in baskets containing less than
one pint each of peaches 10 baskets containing less
than three pecks each, under penalty OF go for the
first offence and similar fine and forfeiture of the ar
tcles for the second ofense. The City Controller is
authorized 10 appoint Inspector of Fruit at such
salary as be shall deem sufficient to enforce the law
collect the penalties, and pay over the same TO the
Alma House Department
SEARCHES FOR ARREARS.
Mr. fuckers bill in the Assembly to provide for
searches in The Office of the Clerk for in New
York provides that the Clerk shall keep sufficient
number Of competent clerks TO do the duty of search
ing for arrears in his Office which may be liens on real
estate and upon any requsitOn for search in his
Office he shall cause the 10 be made without de-
Law, and sha not be entitled to receive any fees for
any search not completed within len days from his re-
cept of the order therefor, but shall in all cases DO Ina
bic personally and under his official bond for such
searches.
The fees are fixed as follows: For searching for
rears of sales therefor on any lot ten cents
for each year. but not TO exceed fifty cents for any
lot.
For searching for regular rents of Croton water or
sales therefor ten cents for each lot for each year. but
not to exceed fifty cents for any one lot.
For searching for arrears OF assessments or sales
therefor, the same as above.
The said Clerk of Arrears TO retain such fees for his
use, and to pay the salaries of the search clerks
In his office.
FUGITIvEs FROM JUSTICE.
Mr.. Milliken's Assembly bill to amend the Revised
Statutes relative 10 the rendition OF fagitives 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 Gov
enm ent, the expenses and services of persons EN-
poyed by him for that purpose shau be audited by the
Supervisors of the county in winch the ofense is al
legged TO have been committed, and shall be PAID by
such county provided that the Governor does not
der the said services and expenses to be pad the
State TO be borne by the complainant III the case
DELINQUENT OFFICERS.
Mr.. Milliken's bill to provide for the removal and
suspension of certain officers, gives authority TO the
Governor when the Senate is not in session, TO re-
move or suspend from Office for misconduct, any Of
icer elected by the people, first giving the officer
an opportunity TO be heard
ALIENS.
Mr.. Mllkens bill in relation to aliens provides that
all resident aliens may take, hold, and convey real
estate.
PARocHIAL FUND.
Mr. mllkens bill to incorporate the Trustees of the
Parochia Fund of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
the Diocese Of New York. is the same bill introduced
last session in the Senate by Mr. Schen The corpo-
IatOrs are John JAY Murray Hoffman, Luther Brad
ish, John X. Livingston, John A. Dix, James +. De-
Peyster, and their successors. The Trustees are au
thonzed to hold real and personal estate to such an
amount that the annual income accruing therefrom
shall not exceed 100000 The fund is to be devoted
in part to the assistance and support of officiating min
listers of the Church within the Diocese and in part
the purchase of globes and the erection Of parsonages
within the limits of organized parishes in the Diocese
in communion with the said Church.
CLAIMS AGAINST EEw-YoRK.
Mr.. Jaquess Assembly 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 all such actions or
special proceedings to the Supreme Court In the First
Judicial District the Court of Common Pleas and the
Superior Court.
No such action or special proceeding shall be prose-
cuted or maintained, unless it shall appear in the
since the claim in litigation presented to the City
Controller tor adjustment, and that after the explra
ton of the said twenty days, a second demand in
writing has been made upon the Controller, and pay
ment or adjustment refused by him. II the plain
tiff shall recover judgment in his action or
in bis special proceeding, he shall recover full
taxable costs without regard TO the amount Of
Judgment The Controllers empoweredto administer
Oaths to- al examine all witnesses and claimants on
the settlement and adjustment of ali claims against the
Corporation and false swearing in such cases, is de-
cared to be perjury All process and papers in such
,tions shall be served the Mayor, Controller or
Counsel to the Corporation. No execute shall be
lawfully levied upon any property OF the Corporation
until after ten days notice in writing Of the issuing of
said ecuon shall have been given to the Controller,
etl er by the party adverse in interest his agent
attorney sheriff. Actions or proceedings already |
Q exempt from the operation of the law.
NETWORK COMMON PLEAS.
Mr.. Coopers bill in relation TO the Court of Common
Pleas in NewYork, provides that the Board of Super
visors shall appoint Clerk to TIE said Court who
shall hold office for three years. have power TO appoint
one more deputies, and have an Office in the City
Hall. The said Clerk is TO have salary 10 be fixed
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