New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16
ASSEMBLY.

The Committee of the Whole passed TO third read
ing the bill appropratng 5000 900 to redeem the Sta'e
stock issued 10 the Auburn and Rochester Railroad.
Mr.. McDERMOTT moved the reference OF me pei
iops for the reduction of milk freight on the Harlem
and New. ork and Erie Roads 10 a special committee
Of five.
Mr.. vARIAN opposed the motion and it was lost.
The Till 10 protect fruit growers by Furnishing tres
passers 81 leljns, was reported favOraby. 1900,
Among the bills noticed was one by Mr.. Siitk-
WOOD 10 provide for the proper supervision of ten
enent houses in NewYork and for the care and super
vision of vagrant children.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. WEBSTER-To regulate the sale OF fruit
in New-YOrk
BY Mr.. SHAw-To amend the Revised Statute re-
lating 10 security for costs.
BY Mr.. MOORE-Io amend the Brooklyn Sewer
BY MIR. KENNEY-To reduce pawnbrokers loans
in he City of New-York.
BY Mr.. WRIGHT-To secure punishment for en-
beZZlemcnt.
Bv Mr. McDERMOTT-To limit the freight on
milk on The Enc and Harlem Railroad to threefourths
of cent per quart and regulate the transportation oil
milk beyond the State
organizing the Court of Appeals. They make the Court
consist of fix Judges from Jan 1863, four Judges 30
constitute a quorum, but three necessary for de-
cifion They give the Legislature power to increase or
diminish the salaries q the Judges every two year,.
The resolutions the same a. introduced last year,
except that back lay lie not provided for.
On motion Of Mr.. ELIfNGWOOD Of Richmond
County, the bill 10 enable the Supervisors Of that
county 70 borrow $4,000, was reported complete.
Mr.. CRAFT called up the resolution requiring the
Sheriff Registrar, and County Clerk Of New-York,
10 report the whole amount Of moneys received by
them.
Several motions were made 10 defeat the resolution
by Messrs. WALSH, COIENS, and HUTCHINS,
Luz it WIS finally adopted by a vote of - 10 80.
Mr. pRESDEkGASf and Mr.. PIERCE offered
resolutions urging the General Government 10 take
posseesion of all the Government property In the hands
of Tebels at any cost
Mr.. KERN An thought that enough had been done al
ready in this direction lie offered "a resolution, that
while we tender 20 the Federal Government our sup
port in whatever prudent energetic eiorz, II shall
make TO preserve the Union, we recommend that II
practice az far a. possible the moderation for
bearance, kindness, and Cancellation, in the ersis
which now exis,s. Referred 10 the Committee on
Federal Relations.
The resolution OF Mr Pierce, directing the Commit.
tees not 10 report any bill for local objects special
incorporations that might be obtained under general
laws existing or that might be enacted, debated
emasculaed, and parsed with the addition, but when
ever the Committee think justice will be denied by the
want Of general law they will report that fac, to the
House"
Mr.. WOODRUFF, by consent, introduced bills TO
rereal section 81 Of the Metropolitan Police law and
to allow the Croton Aqueduct Commissioners Ia finish
the bridge at the aqueduct over the Harlem River
otherwise than by contract and 20 authorize them TO
make necessary repairs At the aqueduet. Adjourned