New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ALBANY, Feb. !, 1862.
4 petition wac pres nted fog tie passage OF the
NetrOlOhtau Health Till

SLNArf. ...ALBhNY FEB. |, lS62.
petition pres nted for tie passage OF the
Metropolitan Health I'LL.
BILLS REPORTED FAvoRABtv.
TO amend the act concerning the hAJiiIies Of hus-
band and wife.
in regard to the insmins OF the lives OF their bus
bands
Tie financial resolutions adopted by the Assembly
were received laid on the table, and ordered 10 be
printed.
MI. FREER noticed bill to compel Insurance
Companies TO make speedy settlement with their
creditors.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. SNlTH-i0 incorporate the Homeopathic
Medical Society Of New-York.
b. Nj. HUrCillNSON-To amend the law rela-
five to tic money apQortiohed 10 School District
Mr.. LAW gave notice Of a bill to amend the law
summOniug lurOrs.
Tde bill relating to the agents of foreign insur-
ace companies, doing business in the State, was
passed.
Tie Senate then resumed debate on the resolutions
instracng Senators Harris end King t. vote for the
expulsion of Jesse ID. Bright from the Uulted States
Senate.
The opponents Of the resolutions spoke agins'
Il IN uniiltbe hour Of adjournment, when, wihou,
60 ing TO a vote upon them, the Senate adjourned
vi Monday evening
FOR THE BENEFIT or MARRIED woMTN.
Willard proposes in his till 20 amend the net
in sufirg the lives Of their husbands by adding
tho $500. section, "the amount OF the Insurance
III 10 made payable, in case of the death Of the
wi, before the husband. 10 bis or her c idren for
Their e as shall be provided in tie policy Of In
su1nr and to their guardians, if under age"
ASSEMBLY.
Nh. PIERCE presented a memorial relative to
,be nve ZION Of marine and Submarine battery Tor
The pr ction OF the harbor Of New-lo K.
Bills REPORTED FAvORABLY.
ian appropriations for tie support Of the
| Csnsl
To- iead the Central Park act.
Tel 'rporate the Brooklyn Pharmac eutcal So
| ceiv.
| M ORTER, from the Committee on COLLEGES
| and ADatcmes reported general bill 10 establish
sgsd ucGl departments In the Union Free SchoOl~.
The bill TO amend Tie law relative TO Unauthorized
| NAukug was reported tsyorably.
long debate arose on the report OF The Printing
Committee il relation 10 the bludng OF reports &c,
during which the subject Of "eAtra charges w'4s
\ ventilated.
The House adopted resolution offered by llr.
( PIERCE. declaring tnat DO documents should be
/ bound without a special order from the House
At late hour Of the session anuuber OF important
! bills were iutTOduCeO-amOng them one by Mr..
ROYAL PHELPS 10 repeal lbs' portion OF the act
snenOing the law for the regulation of the Haibor
| Of New-lork, which Permits tie own.Is OF wnarves
to erect fences, and prohibiting the election OF eueh
| fences IN 'utuIe.
Nh. CODDISGTON Introduced bill in relation
| 10 the public health OF Ncw-lork.
| Nj. MASON introduced bill 10 allow paper on
short credit under $3.50 in amount, to tie negotiated
| al eTo4ter than the legsl rate OF II terest.
Mr. ELY introduced I'LL 10 authorzs tie leasing
Of portion Of The Battery, in New.York, for ferries
| 10 Staten Hand.
Mr. FIERCE introduced I'LL to bring personal
| uoIerty intO the tasa'on list. The bill provides
To- The return OF the value OF the personal properly
Possestd by anyone, under oath. IL also provides
To- he disbursement Of the soldiers alloments by
/ the State Treasurer.
| 4 bill w8s also introduced TO regulate the duties
Of Har5c, Masters ard probibiiing Tie hape OF
rch oCties through deputies 1t is the came bill 90
kst year.
Mr.. RhDING1ON gave notice that he would CO !
| up the PIolibitory resolutions on Monday.
Adjourned to O'Clock on Monday evening.