New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THUF
NETWORK Lee ,IISLATURE.

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ASSEMBLY" ....ALBlsY, Jan. q, ts5l.
Mr.. FINCH reported .ga,nst all ,etitions and bills
increasing he fees Of lneescs, rors, and cOnstablss
IN JufI zee. courts; ihe report was agreed to-
ILS .l,n 20 S,gh M Felix street, brooAyn' was re
Several bills % local character were passed.
The sPEAh .ER Appointed Samuel Hanna OF Troy
Assistant f' Stmaster Of the Assembly
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by Mr. ODFII. 70 incorporate the Homeopathic
Medics 4 So, ieiy of the State OF New-York.
BY Air. McDERMOTr to prohibit the charge OF The
rer' Of meters by Gas Companies.
BY Mr. EILINGWOOD, 10 appropriate money for
the PAYMENT Of the service Of the Commissioners and
Clerk under the I'LL in relation TO damages at Quar-
anime
Of the act Of Rhode Island in repeating her Personal
Liberty bill.
Mr.. FINCH moved TO lay the resolution the table
The motion was agreed to-Yeae, 50; Nays, ~ All
the Democratic members voted in the negative. ,
Mr., FISH then offered resolution requesting the
Judiciary Committee 10 report at early day bill to
repeal oil acts in conflict with the act OF the United
States for the rendition OF fugitive sGvcs Lli over
Mr.. WAGER offered o resolution that no bill be in
troduced after the 95h of February. Laid over.
The election OF two regents OF the University was
fixed for Feb s. the day disappointed for the cleo
ton Of United States Senator
The privileges of the floor were extended 70 the Hon.
T. G. [ahco,t OF Brooklyn.
ON motion of Mr.. DARCY, q resolution was adopted
calling Tor information under oath from the Union
liabilities, expenses diyid nds, &c for the past hVe
years. .
Ye House took up the special order, il being bill
10 prevent aiding a6eng, aud comforting the enemies
of the Republic, and bill TO provide more completely
for the enrolment and discipline OF the militia OF the
State.
Without taking action, progress was reported, and
the House adjourned.
from OK Own Correspondent ,,.,
ARNiSG TBE.srATE.
Col Fieros bill and equip the militia OF the
State, which WIS reported favOrably by the Senate
Military Committee this morning, appropriates $780,
600 for The purpose Of procuring arms, equipments
and munitions of war for the use OF the militia OF this
State" This money is 10 he expended under the dre
ton OF the Communicating Lief, end the arms, &C.,
TO be distributed in suCh manner az the CommaI
deruC icf sball prescribe, aud he shall report to The
next Legislature al bis ncs and proceedings under
this act Security is 20 be given by the commandments
OF companies n gin ens, 10 whom arms aha be dis
trmed, TIE sa'ekee ing and preservation Of such
arms, equipments and munitions, and their return 70
the AIsenal- Of the State, whenever such return sha
lie ordered by tie Commander-in-Ch Chief The lnspcc-
or.Genera Is required report specially At every ses
sion OF the Legislature the number aud condition OF
the arms, uiImenis, and munitions of war, procured
by whine of this act III addition TO the reports 10" re-
quIed by bin 10 he made
ALBANY AND sUsoUEH,SsA RAILROAD.
Tho Special Committee 70 whom was referred the
subject Of appropriation 10 the Albany and Sls1nr-
hanna Railroad Company nude favorable report inns
morning. ard recommended q passage OF bull which
provides that whenever the company shall have ex-
tended 600 0 DIN the construction and equipment Of
The road sud shl have put the road in operation for
% miles from the City of Albany TO the County OF
Scbolarie they shall rect from the State $4,000
When they shall have finished 10 miles more 10 The
County OF Otsego they snail be entitled TO receive
$780, 90 more. The ILL leyies tax OF 6-l6tbs OF
mill for the year 1861, and the same amount for ioh
TO raise the means 10 meet this appropriation The ar
gun en In favor Of this appropriation rs embodied IN
foJcLle lls "speech in Ire belly Of the bill fol
lows: (Which said hereby appropriated for |
rubc n,iru, ses 10 aid the said company in developing
The T, sources of sequestered portion of the State
which has ilheto paid it's qnoa Of taxes for public
improvements in other parts Of the State without par
tiCipalirg in their advantages.".
COMMON SCHOOLS ~ SEw-YORK CITY.
Mr.. ierIe gave notice to-day of bill for the be-
ter government VI common schools IN the City oil New"
York.
Mr.. Williams, by unanimous consent, Introduced
bill 10 Incorporate the National Exchange Savings |
Bank The Incorpo,ators of this bank are Mes.rs |
Sinoon Draper, George II. Ellery, Benjamin NJ; VIII
lock- Philip j. JOachrson John A. Godfrey, ii. Nor
ii, HeIman, J. c. Hobson, Russell W. C0neys, Charles
MAYER X. Cohen William A. Godfrey, aid A. j. Dan
Ding One Of the pecul iiep Of this bill il that the
aid corr or,tiOn shall have the power 10 make b1y,
sl ioreig1 Hills OF exchanges also TO loan money
such securities and personal property az any other
banking as0siaon now pnsses7es, except that shall
BOT oiscOunt negotiable ercmtie notes or bills Of
change
THE EXCISE LAWS.
Messrs. Fiero, Mannicrre, and Gardiner, were an
n0unced by Lieut.-GOv. ampbel as the Special Com
niiee 10 lake into consideration the Excise laws and
report by bill such amendments as may be deemed
Necessary.
OFFICERS OF THE LEGIsLATUaE.
Messrs. May, FarDam, Ferry, Pierce, and Yarisn.
have been amounted the Committee the part of
The Assembly under the concurrent resolutions TO re-
ana amend the existing "a
humber and compensation Of clerks and other ohcers
employed by the Legislature.
THE CITY CHAMBERLAIN BILL
was debated at length to-day IA the Senate, ond
rneut adopted in COMMITTEE Of tie Whole Yesterday
which keeps Mr.. Devlin in the Office OF City Chamber
lain. pioiUn TO sIihe Out the eDacting clause wa
lest by Is 10 IL, as follows:
ykts-Me.. Abel Bell GGl,o coqDos hs~T oHs
MaIpny spinue a Truman srd William, H. |
xl6,s ssso I3SS j. H. Mufpy Proe Ranc
RilLmcnd Robtrliou, Sessions, and NeIner-l5
sEw-ToFE COURTS.
Mr. uanierre Introduced two bills to-day in refer
eptc 20 the Conlts OF the City Of New.York.
One to -eoiganze the Superior Court, that there
4 a be eight Judge di gided into onr cas5es 10 hold
Office g. C. g and IL years. and thereafter all 10 hold
office for II years. The Judges are TO be chosen after
Il manner IN which Sn, erviGors nov chosen.
The other bill reojgurizes the Marine Court in the
apner rs the Superior and iicrases its Jurirdicon
TO $1,000 The election FOR Judges TO take place ut the
tine Of the general election.
TREAEOT.
The Assembly discussed in Committee Of the Whole
the bill 70 define and punish treason, and reported
pI gress thereon also tie bill TO Organize aud enroll
The r.iliiia Of the State which was aso made spc-
cial oider for 10. mor0w.
PERSONAL LIBERTY. |
Mr. Townsend Of Lorg leland offered resolution IN
the Assembly 10 day commenting the Rhode leland
Senate for passiDg bill to repeal tho Personal Liberty