The sun., 1862-01-27
NKw YORK LEGIsLATURR-s,u.,,



Mr.. Scho,eGcd, 70 INCORPORATE the New York and
BrU"Alyi. Passenger Baggage Co.-Rrictred to the
Committee GA the Ahdrs oi Ciier. II was before
rejected hy the Committee on judiciary.
MI. ChlLIan-TU punish iIBuds Uu laborers and
others seeking employment
NY Mr. krnney-Tp incorporate the Fireman's
Savings Institution.
Also T. A1thoriye the iuoorpprAtIDn Of myenile
rautmstury associations.
The Governor sent In = report In reply o. the in
quires 81 the Assembly, stating that volunteers
who had enlisted and been hunurably discharged
after meiical examination, were not paid Tue
qucHti whether lrsi i,lation WAS Necessary 10 ST.
cure pay 70 such volunteers was referred 10 the
Judge Advocate. Such mcn had beeu sen. Zee
over the railroads - their homes
Mr., ID waterbury called mp the resolution re-
.1i"m,uo, tie use of buttor in the army ratiuns.
Aier Lengthy lthtte, an amendment, adiug
.hee-e As ration, was adoPtel, and the resolution
passed.
The House adopted tho concurrent resolution,
passed 10y the Senate, tssuming on the part of the
State, payment OF lis qu I. Of the National tax
fixing the election Of superb ndent of Public Iu-
4 uction, and Regent Of the University tie 3pth
INST In favor II law of Congress that tAc states
ssS'HH and collect their quot 81 the national tax.
On motion of NJ. McAulen the bill u authorize
the sup,rvl-orso ot Kings coun'yto raise money for
the relief of the familie. Of volunteers Is moved
f rw'ud g. F,rst Committee - the whole Al
iouuod til IL A. N. Mvuday.
Assembly BnI-
an ~ 20 amend the Revised Statutes relative to
teth ut" &" the twentieth chapter Of the -st part of
the ke'..c sAtut'-, which iiih relates 1, uu,l.
thoihei baiN ns, Is horo amended 80 that the said
srt uuu s!h read as follows:
So 10. Ne person shall take ray, lr receive In
l"ym'hl, ui n any way circulate attempt g. CIR
ruai"' any hank hi'l or any promi,~iry note, biil,
cIttk, draft % utl er evidence ui dett issued by
any banker bank, or banking ,cistuL whatever,
which shall he made payable, tLerWl-p Il An iu law.
iul money ~ the | nt,d States, ept, however,
that shall lie pwiu 10 make aud issue ~ tertit-
cate OF deposit or draft payable IN bank bills or
iui q" cnrr"n NJ par, vt the pVe where such draG
~ ceitlnc,tc of deposit shall be- made payable
SIC. 2. Section eleven 81 the At amended by this
At IN hereby repealed, Su far as IL ia applicable 10
any drat OF certi icnte nt deposit drawn or issued
between the 2-th day "i December l,Gi, and the
time this act shall take effect.
Nj. LputrcN Introduced bin f,r the regulation
Of criminal trials, which gives prisoner the right
personally OF by his counsel, Of the closing address
t. the Jury.
Mr.. Callahan introduced hin making II a crime
punishable 10y Imprisonment for term from one to
three years u cheat dofraud any person seeking
employment ur labor, 10y making any false promise
and receiving from such person any money or yllu-
able consideration.
Mr.. Keuncy intr,slucel O bill authorizing the in.
corporation NJ Juvenile reormatory asylums 10y A..
such associations shall possess all the powers and
privileges conferred ly the act fr the ucnrpornton
OF Benevolent Socetcs. Any magistrate before
whom persons of le-s than fifteen years Of age are
convicted Of uficncea punishable by thirty days i'm.
pri-Onment shall instead Of committing them 30
ptisO, send them h. Of these reflrmAtnry Asy-
lums. Children between seven and fourteen may
be surrendered to and taken charge Of 10y such asy
ums At the option ~ parents and guardians, magls-
trates empowered b. commit trusnt children, or
oyerseers or snperintendentA Of poor. The remain
der of the act relates IL the care aud discipline Of