New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26
ASSEMBLY.

AoNfhDIds
| Mr.. BALL presented amnority report against re-
/ repling tie Sunday laws 10 New.Iork and BROOKLYN
40 fnr allow The sale OF llger-beer ale and malt
! liquors on sunday. The report says bat he German
populatoo divided On the question, half Of them
beuR OPPOSED 10 the propO.ed amendment, ard takes
ground aC iust the sole OF beer sundays much
/ against The sale al liquors.
Two Efforts were Intellectually made 10 take from the
table notion To rCipset tho enactlug clause IN the
/ iii incorporating The New-York Passenger ard Bag
/ rare l.ft COMPANY.
/ rhs general orders were then takeu up
The Ui to enlarge tue powers Of Canal Appraisers,
and givctten power 70 adjldicate all Canal cias,
! vas debated q long lime.
An nuendmout WA proposed providing hat claim
fhrll be giuditated bv tie Appraisers The merit OF
which ias been adLdi ated by the Legislature, or
which lAcecds IL amount SOD
The amendment was opposed by the friends Of the
H. and was adopted after which ,he bill ordered
20 q third reGclug
Tie bin relating to the Board of Health Of New.
NO.T was taken NJ.
Mr. ROBINSON moved 20 substitute The bill Gre
stiug a Metropolitan Health District.
Without aDv action, progress wGs reported.
The bill reg,ttinR the navigation OF the Canals was
ordered TO a third reading.
The ill to reduce faWubJoker5 Fec was moved for
ward.
Thefclowing hills were ordered to a third reading:
The bill TO regulate the sale Of lard.
10 Incorporate The Troy and ian-ingbnrgh Railroad
ComIuny
Tie BIN reluiritg foreign insurance companies 70
make ard Gle animal statements Of their condition:
The bill 90 provide for The rebuilding Of The locks IN
the 0ueids Lake Canal.
ToiucrrpOrRte tie Panama Playground Company.
Tie blu authorizing Glieu- being residents oi tie
STATE 10 tfkc. hold, and CONVEY reel erlao.
Ca motion Of Mr.. HERMAN, the enacting clause
was strickrn ont.
rssionsrs of ths Harlem Bridge in sepy 70 the reso-
luton Of the olsc requesting information 81 the ae-
tion taken ~ them in the matter Of rebuilding tie
Ilntrm Brdre Adjourned.
ZION OR On Cosr.,g,stcnt
ALnVr, Monday, Marc -, 1861.
There Wa but thin Attendance IN he A--ernby TO-
day. but he principal talking memters hand
-o that ,t II tho business suffered -reoial dor!-
ucn,.
SUNDAY Liyrur-sftTiNg.
Mr. Bill made iriuury report today against the
bin r.pnrtei %, VI. M0pdruti On SATURDAY relative 10
ia, Hauor tal, which Till ONcodrul 81 casmpt- from
The oiefAiion Il the las til na liquors or Lpr beer
which are declared not be inioEi, eating LIQUORS. Nr
Bsu tax a different view al he subject, which he
maintain. ~ h lcb.th, report.
IIfE HtDstCF-.vtpff Rs.
Az auoupt was made Boy III, friends 0, ne Humph'
~ bin 4, ir.upip jLr .rlrr thr biil for the iu,or
ror.ii0u ~ he r.n@rpe and Baggage cowfnues. ny
a vote l ibc lnu.., The whole ustcr bad b,Hn trHs-
ferr,d 10 tlr Idlcar Committee, with Iu+irc.IUns 10
rsrofi q general hin IT," attempt this morning Was
Il, rcou-idcr taf vote; bHt Nr. iNrt-, who his
AMI had the matter r,HId JjoH o.. table.
DtyAT FhrtHs.
The llou-s considered aud ord red 90 tbiid reading
Ia bill ia relation o. tho nay alton Of 10, auir and
the cohesion II toll. The principal feature Of c'is
bill wa- thc last tlion which makes he repair con-
tuotOrs liIbe FOR any damage 1d, might u any Tine
J. received on a,c,rut Of there Being -- than seveu
feet of water IA he canal ft any poiut. A'r consd-
crIblo discussion. The section was ,tr ken ont.
\ more iUpCfrut bill IA its iuiUrurr on he canals
va. tb. hn cNtcrGug ile juIi-di,ti.p Of Ga" Canal
Appfa-a.. 10 incllde all tine hnd oil uucr of cafes
81 alleged canal damage back 20 ill.' unWc.uf.l.
The hill ya- amended to cnt ~ ~ claims tha-
have &c aIy tine been Parsed upon bN tie Legislature,
the Cat4l Board, he Canal y pE,iacrs, ctt' lag
the Limitation down - ia yotIs vas AMI lnil M The
amount be allowed on any swaId UuGer His act Co
: OUD In this shape 1t OrderedtOa tlifd rraC!ug.
EyeB with those amendments, which Mr. Finch snc-
ceclcd In having inserted, the hl Il dangerous one,
and should receive the careful scrutiny of every
Der of tho Legislature; aud Shu i be- none the ler
carefully regarded from the fact that two or ibfr"
members Of the preso Assembly persons who Tor
some years have been besiegiug the Committee on
CLAIMS in the Legislature claimants or 10 attorneys
Tor claimants, and to-day particularly active IN
favor Of the bill
nrTRoporrAv HEATH BILL.
TIE Hill 10 establish the metropolitan Health De
parneni for NewioFk, Brooklyn, ac, aud 10 do
several oiler things was considered briefly IN Con-.
iuittee Of the NhOla in tins Assembly to-day. Mr..
Robinson advocated the bill, bat IN order 10 give lime
ior the proper rsderaon Il the subject, proTess
was reported. According to present indications the
Legislature Will De likely to report more progress
than they viii make toward tho Passage Of tins Dill
Lol r'U rooU NDIsSl
Ahill affecting the TnscaIora Nation, giving and
unusual powers Ia tome Of the Chiefs, empowering
them to grant divorces and adudicte controversies OF
a pecniqry nature, also in tho Committee Of the
Whole, when II ELECTED the only thing approaching
Joke that has thus far dropped from the legal Set'-
man from Oneida. lie opposed 10 the bill, as ne
did not think the Tgscuroras yet advanced -uih-
GENTLY 10 be entitled those eeaar blcsna of rir-
iyniOn 20 viii divorce and the privilege ., gong TO
law.
GOgrBNpE, LHUuytNT-GoyIESoE, PRESIDENT OF
IN sEkATE.
The Senate to-day settled Il loug-pending question
20 who Il President pro tsm Of that grave body, by
elecing Vim. III. Ferry OF Oneida as presiding officer
in the absence OF the Iegtenan Governor Tor the re-
nluder OF the session. The discussion Of this sab.
gave fise TO some surnses touching the question,
" Have Wea Governor among uA n ami II So WHO Is
he The Constitution Of the State emphaiicllly and
poitedy settles this question: viz: that Robert
Campbell is to-day Governor Of the State OF 'ew-
York; and Il has been intlnAted in u l0culT manner
that should this State Of things exist for any consider
able length Of time may produce slight changes
among some Of tie oiicehOIders in New-lork, which
would possibly disturb the eduabmity Of certain In
cumbeLts who passing their time very comfortably
Legislature what 10 do End what hot to do IA the Rs-
charge Of it, official duties. For since the Governor
has gone to Washington 10 look after appointments
there the Of similar matters at the state CApt<
naturally and eonstaiionally deyoYes upon the i'a-
tenant Gov efnor.
The Senate passed to its third reading the bill ncor-
Iouting the Metropolitan Cab Company, and fiso the
bill incorporating company for the safe keeping OF
articles OF value by VI rcproot saiea and build
ing.-a lev eDterpri,s,