New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-05

To authorizethe publication of the Rsvsed Ssstatss
of the State of NeW-York. This act auth0nzes JonA
| w. Edmonds and Alexander w. Bradford 70 conPIs
and publsh an edition Of the Revised Statues; ~
they are to receive no compensation from sne PD'''
To divide tie With Judicial District Of the City Of
| New.York
This act divides the With Civil judicial Dietrics,
\ composed of the Sixteenth, Eighteenth, Twentesn,
and Twenty first Wards into two districts-the s.gn-
eentb and Twenty frat Wards hereafter TO consssqLe
the WITH and the Sixteenth and Twentieth the Viiin
Judicial District in sal city. The bill further Provises
holding Court in the With District. The Sopsrvs-
are required TO appoint Clerk to the now Coufs
who shall hold his term for six years from tho Let OF
January next Juitce for the With Dstrics Is 70
| be elected at the next Charter election
To incorporate the Sag Harbor Savings Bank.
USsAFE BUILDINGS.
Mr. Tucker from the Standing Committee on Cities
and Villages, reported complete the bill to provide
against unsafe buildings in the City Of kewYoIk, ans
the bill was ordered to be engrossed for hrc' read
Ing
Mr. Collins, from the same Committee, rep ,rts4
complete the bin TO provide for widening Fourth ave-
nue. In the City Of Brooklyn which was also ord. rsS
10 be eneroseed for third reading.
ANOTHER NEW COUNTY.
The bill to erect the new County Of Conhocts n,
from Steuben which had passed the Senate, was T.
dered to a third reading 10 the Assembly.
CANAL BILL.
The bill 10 provide means for the completion Of the
canals was called up on it's final reading, when Mr. b.
Allen moved TO recommit TO the Canal Commntee,
with instructions to restore the Chenaugo Extension
claufe, which was lost. Mr. Beebe moved TO recon-
NIT, with instructions to strike out the approprsion
for the completion of the extension OF the Genesee
Valley Canal, which was also lost, when the bill was
put upon its final reading and carried IS TO tho
negative being Messrs B. Allen, Decker, Dickinson,
Dorscb, Earl, K0rtright, Msther, and Richardson.
So the bill was sent back TO the Senate shorn of Chs
mango and "lOnQ-lOcks.
DUDLEY OBSERVATORY.
The Speaker presented the first annual report Of tho
ncat'on from Robert H. Shearman, late Casher Of the
HOLSTER Bank of Buffalo, in reply TO resolution Of
the House.
The bill to provide for the inspection OF steam
engines and boilers, &C., was ordered to q third
reading
VOTING BY PROXY.
The following are the Yeas and NAYS on the third
reaGiDg of the bill to prevent stockholders in railroad
'C 9HRsss. sD9 sOR .5 STSa Bingham Bs s
Coleman Collins Gu yer Dickinson Ellsworth Evans Finch.
Johnson R. S. Kelsey, Kennedy McFsdSen Mcousds Mar
SON. Merss MS1oI m ss s sssss ri
son, Van Astyne Van Horn, VOorAss', Waia Ws''se WI
EAYs-Messr. Barnett, Beebe Cqdrsz catIeot o.rt.s.
ceittsnden, D. CLARK Clark conLDs. coos Cooper Ger
ssIsr HaG Ja1es: JenpIass korf1iSa Mcvssg M.hs.
Rchsnasoo S RSnson ssy. s%s Tss1 T.sss TSci
err Vayian Veymlyc, Whippe Willam,-4s.
A motion to reconsider was laid on the table. 30
the bill may be called up again.
ALMs-HOUSE.
The attention OF the Senate mainly occupied
to-day in listening to the views of Mr.. Spinos on
motion to rec 1mmit the Ams-Iiouse bill, with nstruc
tons to strike out the enacng clause The Senate
adjourned without disposing Of the question.
ILLNESS CT THE HON. Mr.. LAW.
Mr.. Law of Delaware appeared in his seat for g.
few moments this ming for the first time during
four weeks during which time be has been confined
TO his room in consequence of severe illness. He has
not yet sufficiently recovered to be able to attend to-
his official duties.