New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-08

csnn: yAn ssn dsss nah s svss IN the
sEo All and parts Of acts inconsistent With this act are
'I ssc! This &C, shall take eFec. immediately I'D
In relation to bills of exchange, cheeks and proms
sorry notes falling due ON holidays. Moved oy Mr..
Hutcbings. =,
To incorporate the German Hospital in the City OF
New-York. Moved by Mr.. Lambrecht.
To amend the charter of the Long Island Raihoad
Company. Moved by Mr.. Merritt
Among the important bills which were moved ana
referred 10 the Committee of the Whole House were
the follox wing: :,
To authorize the construction OF railroad ID Dfoad
way. Moved by Mr.. BedelL .,
To authorize a railroad in Spring street ana oIner
streets in the City Of New-lork. Moved DY "r'
Knapp. ~, n..,aau
To provide for the refundiDg of moneys unconsIisu-
tionally collected from certain persona under an at
entitled An act to provide against infectious or pes'
lential diseases in the port OF New-iork, pas;eu
April H. 1920, and acts amendatory thereon lhho"n
as the ." head money BILL -
For the sale of the Quarantine land on Staten Island
To provide for frightening the locks on the Enc
Canal by the erection of new gates. =,
II will be well enough for the Assembly 70 scrnti.
rize this bill closely IL is specously drawn, and at
rst glance seems to be very fair and 10 only appro-
pirate such funds as may remain 10 the treasury aP
propriaed 10 the enlargement OF canals after tna En-
1argement shall have been completed; 0ut IN iact ui-
yerts large sum which should go TO the completion
of the enlargement, and to tho payment of officially
acknowledged clgims against the State growing OUT Vi
that enlargement The first section, If not the enact
ing elause of the BILL should be stricken out.
4 large number Of claim bills were moved and re-
ferred to the Committee of the Whole
The bills moved this morning were ordered 10 %
printed forthwith.
BROOKLYN IMPROVEMENT BILLS. , q
The Kings County delegation reported complete the
eight Brooklyn Improvement bills referred yesterday,
and they were ordered to third reading.
yEW-YORK CITY TAX LEVY.
Mr. Prendergast from the Committee on Cities ana
Villages, reported the annual City Tax Levy amended
In various particulars cutting down here and adding
there and in the aggregate reducing the amount OF the
levy TO 1916 $780, which ia something near the Con-
troers estimates and 1889 1868 less an the bill sent
NO by the City Fathers called fora fact for which the
city should probably be- duly grateful. Among the
items in which the levy is decreased are for Belgian
pavement, $l5O,0OO; Mayors contingencies, S2 wv;
Street contingencies 5000; Fire Department w
900; grading Hamilton Square, slO,OOo struck OUT
Russ pavement for Broadway $4,000 l.tIuck on!
real estate for Fire Department, f36O00i Pubic
Buildipes and Repairs, S2ly00; Roads and Avenues,
$4,000, SC. Among the items added are $9s, goo foI
salaries for Common Council and 40 increase Of saia
ries in City Inspectors Department OF $2O,OOo.
The bill to increase the salary OF the superintendent
of the Insane Department to 5000, passed the House
to-day.
Among the bills which passed the Senate wac that &c
INCORPORATE the Loaners Bank, Wich had been urged
through the Assembly by Mr.. HnAngs.