New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

SENATE. ALBANY, jan. 10, 1882.
The Senate met and adjourned till Monday, with.
out transacting any business.
ASSEMBLY. ALBANY, Jan. 10. 1862
The annual report of the Superintendent Of Pablo
obstruction was presented.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
By Mr.. L0VEREDGE-To provide for the pay.
Jana, Claimants, aud for increasing the powers Of
By Mr.. wALLY-To reduce the compen.atiou Of
Chamberlain Of the City of New.York for receiving
By Mr.. LtDDINGTON-To provide for the pav.
ment OF volunteers enlisted aud honorably Dis.
charged.
BY Mr.. SMITH-To amerd the oct relative to
contracts In the City of New.York
BILLS INTRODUCED
Mr.. SCHOLEFIELD introduced bill 70 "nro.
tect strangers and citizens in New-York and Brook.
lyn." II is revival Of the Passen ger and Baggage
Express bill OF last year. The incorporators are r.
II. Humphrey, Hugh Croker, l.. Wilcox, A. G.
Williams, Charles W. Newton, NJ, A.. Shumway,
w. Ii. Maxwell, G.. Van Fleet, w. X. Lathrop, T..
f. Lockwood, Robert C. Hall. The capital stock
to be $50 000 in 500 shares with power to increase
to 100000 The election Of Directors to be held
and business commenced when two-tbirds Of the
8 ock is paid in. The company has power TO own az
many vehicles as they please, for the conveyance Of
passengers, baggage, and parcels, to and from rail.
road and steamboat landings, any other points in
NewYok Brooklyn and to have standing pisces fer thei
yshos: The rate. Of far be 30 for each ps..euse.
mile and 20 cents for croioE the ferries between the two
cities The rates Of fare to recommence anew ser crossing
trunk vs.e ac be frse but for any extra bssssss 10
cents per package for the frs. mile and cents for every
required icene vehicles of company The com
psny IL authorized to hold real estate the Of
Mr.. Tracys bill in relation to County Treasurers.
provides:
s whn he
poinent election aud beford he enters the duties 81
10 be given to Supervisors Of the county give 70
people Of the State OF Newi ok, with two
70 D. ds , .ac Os,,s sno bah sn
the duties Of has Office aud shall pay according law
aid true account thereof to the Controller Of this
state. =
the let day of April in each year to the Of tnis
State the Of the STATE tax raj Cd ard paid over
to them rs.pec,iyey retaining the compensation to which
SIC If aid be not paid provided In the
interest upon al withheld at the rate of 10 per cent
annum- -,
Mr. SAKE introduced bill to extend the provis-
ions of section % Of the act to provide for the Ineor
poraton of Insurance Companies, to all foreign COM
papies, partnerships, associations and individuals
Incorporated or not Incorporated
Also, a bin providing that no Fire Insurance Com
pany chartered by this S ate shall hereafter divide
han one-tentb OF its capital unees il shall be ia poe
session o. surplus fund in addition to the amount OF
rs capital and Of such dividend, equal to the whole
amount received by such company for premiuns on
policies which sh Ill be ia force at the time OF decr.
ng such dividend.
MIR. TRIMMER introduced a bill providing that
actions npon premium or stock notes given to Mu-
iual Issuance Company pust be commenced within
xix wears from the expiration of the term OF lnsnr-
ance for which the no MAS given; but II the Sax
Al l.. Il A.tg he Of h.
;ot, tLen within one year thereafter. That when sn
action IL commenced moro than 80 Gays after the ex-
pratiOn Of the term OF Insurance for which the note
was given, te plaintiff shall DULY recover the amount
upon such premium note aud tie interest upon
,uch amount. That in actiols brought by the Re-
ceiyer OF an Infolycot Mutual Company, the defend-
ant shah be entitled TO security for costs, rs In action
brought by trustee Of cebtor. The two latter
provisions made applicable 10 pending actions.
Mr.. WELLS introduced bill to amend secion 81,
by nal iiug il read as follows;
No nafrsye shall be annued on ne so,na o. ioIce %
dar-.s .hs nrpen that, at any tine before ne com
OF tue suit there vas soslIa, % ~ Sad
te pstie. husband sud wife nor on th- %
here there such voluntary ~i.. e III
ed,e Of The flot' Of ~. uSsad 10 the
been may be proenrsd ey se ".a ., esd
t, illicit connection with any person other so
Mr. ACKI,EY introduced a bill to authorize The
Judpes of Courts OF Over and Terminer ard Courts
~ Se..ous 10 sentence convics for any crime now
hsble In State Prison for term not ess than
30 year the maximum of such sentence 10 remain
a. now fixed by law. The Inspectors, Waraens,
pbyeicnus and Chnpains OF State Prisoos are 10 10
Roeri 10 report annually TO the Governor the
names of oonyicts who deserve Executive .iemen'y.
Conyicts who are unexcep,iouaole IN their condY.s
and entirely obedient 10 di.cpline, shall Ne enitled
Ia one DAYS continuation OF sentence per month";
and ~ the close OF the term Of Imprisonment W one
iay's extra earnings per month Tor Elk fnoh'nsi au
,fer that period for continued obedience ana eood
conduct. 10 two days Communication aud Two day
.vtra earriugs rer month. The keepers 20 repors
monthly the names Of all convic's entitled TO tuis
Indulgence aud the act to be printed ana iosted !"
every ,ouyIcts cell.
Mr.. PIERCE called up the resolution OF INQUIRY
-e.r r,.iug the public printing lie ventilated the
subject hy showing that he aggregate cost on prn'S
under the contract should be SSs 900 whiie TI'Vuo
\, as actually paid LIST year. Tue fspt was IN Iue
manner OF the resolutions passed by the ASS moiy'
These were skilIfully drawn to evade the con-
tract of taking Jobs outsice. Thus the Insurance
report last year, by skiilfdl maneuyerlns, was
pr,nted at an extra cost Of $1,000
Mr. RICE introduced resolution requesting tie
,overnor 10 inform the A. sembly whether the VOL
nn,eers enlisted and houorably discharged on nspee'
tion have been paid for time and services IL hos'
whether legislation is necessary to enable zee pay
ment 10 he made. Lsid over.
Adjourned till Monday at p. m.
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