New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
ASSEMBLY.


The SPEAKER appointed the following Special
Committee on the bill to apporion the Congressional
DISTRICTS:
Messrs Pringle Apdrus, Neher, L. W. Thomas,
and Mcleod.
The House occupied all the session in the third
reading of oils. They nearly all Of private in
tere., being mainly those reported by the 'irnding
Committee. Among those passed were the foi'
lowing:
To amend the act for the incorporation OF Benev-
olent, Charitable, Scientific and Missionary So
cieties.
10 amend the ac, TO establish bulkhead pier lines
N the pot Of New-York.
To amend the law relative 70 the election of ST.
peIintendeDts Of the Poor and Coroners III Kings
County.
To amead the law to equaIze the State tax.
To amend the charter OF the New York College OF
Veterinary Surgeons.
To incorporate the Permanent Library OF New
York for Masonic and kindred works.
To amend the law to regulate the sale Of posons.
To renew the charter of the Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb.
To provide means for the support of the Govern
meut.
The General Tax bill
Also TO provide means for the payment Of interest
On canal indebtedness.
To alter the term of criminals who may be
;enoed 20 the State Prison, and allow the term OF
confinement 10 be shortened, as reTard Tor good
behavior.
To punish frauds, and the use OF fase stamps,
brands, and trade marks,
10 incorporate the Trustees Of the Pre=byterian
Committee OF Home Missions.
To CONTINUE the corporation, and amend the char
yer of the Brooklyn Institute.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BILLS PASSED.
Providing for the payment Of the interest upon
certain canal drafts.
Amending the Oct incorporating the Loauers' As
socia,iOn Of New-York
LnsbIng the Supervisors of New-Iork County TO
raise money tax for city purposes.
Amending the laws relating TO the Police Court
Room 10 HewYo1k.
Amending the act providing foa the construction
and regulation OF TELEGRAPH companies.
The biz amending the Law relative to iawken and
oeddlers was recornmitted 70 the Committee Of the
Whole.
The bill incorporating the Spring street Railroad
was reCOmmi-ted for ttc purpose o. amendment.
The bil relative TO The transportation oi cOnvicis
5y Sberifs, o. motion Of Mr.. DARCY, was referred
back to the COMMITTEE.
EVENING SESSION.
The evening Session was occupied in the third
fea0iDg o. bills.
BILLS PASSED.
Regul ting the fees OF associate justices Of the
peace in criminal cases.
Incorporating fhe Homeopathic Medical Society.
Correcting abuses III relaying pavemenIs in New
Yoik.
Closing part Of Partition street in Brooklyn.
-k1peSuus tue Jaws VI i'"' "" i@1' 4'i''4'N W 81,
suraUoe companies.
10 amend the act for the appointment OF Commls-
.ioners OF Deeds il Great Britain and France
TO amead the charter Of the Citizens SAVINGS
Bsak.
10 authorize mortgages to be discharged on record
IN certain
To confirm Michael Tracey contract for work IN
Fifty sixth street.
10 protect bridges belonging to, and under control
OF the state.
Also a large number Of private and local bills.
The Committee OF nine reported a number oi bills
oc0moleie among them tie following:
20 provide for the consolidation Of banking asso-
ciations-
10 provide an additional number Of notaries pub
lie III Noy-lofk City.
To abolish the cihce Of Canal Appraisers, and TO
extend the powers and duties Of Canal Commis-
aoners.
The report was laid on the table.
Adjourned I'll 10 a. IN. Tomorrow.