New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23
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Senate, without coming 70 tiny decision as to III
t'me when superintendent shall be cboecn, wont
into Executive Session. From the remarks al c.
ators during the d bate, should i1dee that tbs,.
was somewhat lively contest going forward for ~
Superiutendency. One Senator conIpl lined Of be;n
logged by tue friends OF different candida,es ana
therefore expressed de-re 10 have the mater I'll.
posrd OF 10 ea,ly as possible. Mr.. Henderson of NJ.
lst Distinct talked energetcaly the subject ofdoy
RlDg Senators, aud urged With great yehemsnce ~
apl oinuen, Of Mr. Randall your present exc.llent
wy Superintendent, as tue most proper man In tina
STATE Tor this important position. He assured tie
senators That nobody had or would dog them in be.
Ian OF Mr. Randall; whereupon Mr.. Hutchinson
quietly remarked that, while is was true that the
hle.ds OF Mr.. Randall had 10, logged the Senate,
yetr was nndeniabe that there had been some very
loud barking in behalf of that distinguished gentle.
man. | suspec that MIR. Randall would no, accept
Tue State SulerinJendeney if il Were offered to him
having q lluch more ceeirable position already.
BANK OF TBOY.
In the Assembly tie bill 20 permit tie Bant II
Troy TO reduce is capital stock to S22J 900 psas
reId tliri time and passed. also, TWO OF cares
other Local @nd unimpogtart Jllis
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
4 large number cf bills were intrulr.,d amono
which were ore, Of doubtful utility, 10 scare ths
right OF tie elective franchise 10 citizens Of New.
York now IN Tho military service ci the United
States one by Mr.. Darcy to authorize the appoint.
ment Of ia additional Clerk 10 the Police Court in
tie Civ OF Bro.kiin; alsO, to incOrDorate the Fo-
male Academy Of Brooklyn; By Mr. McCabe, TO
amend lhe act incorp oratilg rho Harlem stage and
Ferry C0mIaoy; by Sir. Mcleod, 10 incorporate
thr Con nloA wealth Savings Bank OF the City Of
New-IoIk; by Mr.. Mason Of Ontario 10 punish
tbe ui.aprropiiation OF money and other property
by public officers and others, which provides tia.
any pablic 'iicer person employed In any public
flee, bank insurance oibce contingencies, store
or ut er place OF business, any officer person en.
ployed by any corporation, any executor admins
traitor, guardian, or trustee, who shall wroDginlly
approp li.te any money or properly which
shall bc IN rIsted 10 Lin, shall be deemed gulliy6f
stealing, and be punished accordingly.
pRouPr PAYMENT OF STATE TAXES.
Mr.. Mason also introduced bill requiring that all
MONEYS received By the New.York City Chamber.
Lin or any COuuty Treasurer for, or Oh account OF
any State tax shall lie pad 10 the State Treasurer
within ~ days after receiving the same, ana that
wilful neglect 20 comply with this provision Do
deemed fe ony, and punished accordingly.
THE PUBLICATION OF LEGAL NOTICES.
Mr.. lice introduced a bill to repeal the act Of
1853 In REGARD TO the publication of legal notices.
The acr sought to be repealed likes tie rate for
advertising legal notices as 10 cents yer ioio Oh io
words for the first Insertion and % cents ior each
SUBSEQUENT insertion, and u IL sald 10 bear heavily
mon n class' W no can i'll afford the expense. Tie
rates bv law prior TO that enactment were % cents
per folio for the fret insertion and - cents for each
subseq ueat insertion.
ADULTERATIOy or MILK.
Mr.. Du,cler introduced bill, similar 10 the one
before the LEGISLATURE of last year, to prevent the
Of milk, and punish the sale OF swiu
milk.
FRANKLIN STREET AND JUSTICES COURTS, BROOK.
LYN.
Mr. Provost introduced bill 10 provide for the
oreDing Of Franklin street and other streets and
avenues in the Seventeenth Ward Of the City OF
BROOKLYN and also gave notice OF bill IN regard 70
Jns.ires' Courts. proposing to divide the Cry Of
Brooklyn into five districts. with Justice for each
district, with the same powers aud fees az the Cl'u
ustices OF the City Of New-lork.
TIE BUTTER INTEREST.
Mr. Waterbury offered resolution that the Ma
rioal troos have their bread buitered preceded by
a whereas which Informed tie country that the but
Ter interest lie lauguishing.
THE EAcIsE LAWS.
Mr. Relrgton OF s.. Lawrence offered resolu-
ton To refer TO a Special Committee 20 much OF the
Governors Mess &c as related 10 the Excise laws
Wit instuctiJns 10 report bill FOR The suppression
VI the traffic in ardent spirits az beverage. Ibe
resolution lies over under tie rule.
The WAR.
Mr. Alyord called ~ Mr.. Mcleod res9lu'ioh 10
favor OF an energetic prosecution OF thc wa, "hsn
NJ CodGiu.tou who hsd offered resolution M
ridicule of that oafei ed By Mr.. Mcleod, TOOK vac
,.or ~ IA AIDE speech, which was qil,e ,iec,'lci
IN II. character Tie driit Of Mr.. Codangoh
rem,rl,s was. that the President, The Secretary OF
War. the Commanding General ana tHe Ools.eai
were better judges OF the propnety OF ~ 0"""'N
,noyesa ut ih IA the New-York Legislature.
Mr.. McI cod rose to reply, but somebody moyea
an adjournment, and the members preierrins 'heH
IinpeIs TO eloquence, the motion was carried.
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