New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16
ASSEMBLY,,

Adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. FREAN presented "a petition TO regulate the
ferries between Staten Island ana New.Y ork.
BILLS FAvoRABLY REPORTED.
BY Mr.. BRANO-'TO incorporate the village OF
East New-forki improving the streets OF Nor.
rsiul9.
By Mr. DEpEW-The Supply ball. Recommitted.
By Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tne
Soldiers Hone. incorporating the African COLOMBIA
ton 5 ceiy.
By Mr. bUTCHER-Relative to Charitable and
Reigious Societies IL New-York.
BY Mir. TALLMAN-The Broadway Railroad
bill; to construct railroad TO Morrissaina end eel
Farms.
I,y Mr. notwithstanding aid to the Albany
ami Suquehanpa Railroad. Made special order LOT
27;h.
BY Mr.. JOHNSON-FOr the regulation Of the
r. { O. interest for tie consideration OF the House
MIR. HUICIllNS moved that the bill enabling ihe
Supervisors If New-IoIk 10 raise Deney Dy YAK
be taken up.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. JOHNSON-Relatiye to Jurors and tie
Commissioner of Jurors OF Kings County.
By Mr. WARiJ-Re pealIng the act authorizing
ARiilroad in South, West aud other streets
by Mr.. HUrCHiNS-lneorPoTating The Excel
oOr Savings Bank.
BY Nh. O'BRIEN-Authorizing the Turnpike and
Eailroad Company of Kings County to build Il road
from Jlnsi,s TO Rockaway; also, incorporating the
New York Accommodation Company; also, snend-
Ing the law for sealing and inspecting gas meters;
also amending the law for tue assessment ana col
lection OF taxes III New.Iork; also, reatlVei 10 TAX
kearchers; also, relative TO the New-loIk FIRE De-
partment.
BY Mir. CHURCH-For the payment OF the In
terest on canal drafts.
BY Mr.. WESTBROOK-Au'horz the intersec-
Eonal ferry railroad of New-York.
By Mr.. TALLMAN-Relative TO the payment OF
arrears Of taxes and assessments in New-fork.
BY Sir. JOHNSON-Provding for the accommo-
,f QnhtT Al N
10 New-York from the North River to other points.
Mr. TALMAN introduced bill relative to the
payment of the expenses connected with enrolling
The militia in New.YOrk.
Mr.. LEFEVER ietroduced q bill providing for
Che election of Commissioners of the CTOon Acque-
Duct Board, which passed.
IRE bi 10 incorporate the New-Y0rk Women S
Medical College referred, with power TO report
complete. Adjourned.
yrou, Our Special Correspondent:
AIBASr March 10, 1853
The charges against tie Speaker having been sent
70 committee, and thus disposed Of for the present;
nothing remains TO interfere with the regular bust
ness of the Legislature snd both its branches have
been engaged to-day in maturing lsws by giving
the third reading to bills before tben-of the nature
of these tho public has already been advised, at
Che time Of their introduction. Few Of them are
of ANY speclal or general importance. The bill
reported To-day, under The title Of " An act in reis
ton 10 revenue" is merely bill for the levyng Of
duty Of two cents bushel on salt manufactured
at the Slate WORKS
DUMMY ENGINES.
Senator Monroe has introduced q general bill 10
authorize the use of Dummy Engines, IN place o;
horsepower or locomotives, on any railroad IN the
State, provided that, when used in any city or vi,
lage the consent Of the authorities thereof shall
be first obtained. The proof seems TO be that
"Duumles are very useful inventions, and, in
many respects, desirable substitutes for horses,
especially in villages and cities having large and
sparsely populated suburbs They are said 10 lessen
sbe expense without adding TO the risks Of travel,
but they have yet 10 surmount considerable preJu-
dice before they CAD be geaera y employed.
THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
Mr. Fields succeeded in getting the Assembly 10
resolve OH Wednesday evening that the lnvestigat-
ing Committee should be an open one. This was
supposed CT the time by most Of those voting for 1t
merely TO mean that the sessions Of the Committee
should be publicly held. Mr.. Fields now coDtended
that the term " open Commh ee' has different
and technical meaning, and that tho members
have a right to participate in its proceedings Ins
view seems to be sanctioned BY Gushing and other
stsudard writers OIL psraue ntary law, and a con-
siderable sensation has been 0ccauOned by the an
DoulcemeDt.
The AFRICAN CIVILIZATION SOCIETY.
A bill 10 incorporate a Society by this nano was
this morning introduced, by the very last member
from whom such Il thing would be expected, viz:
Mr.. Dean Of Newfork. In order that tbe Judge
may not lose his standing with his ncgrO-natlnS
Democratic constituency, hasten TO cay that tho
bill proposes 10 promote the civilization OF the AIN
can Continent by toe transportation = . c- OF such
coiOred persona 2s are carefully ed ana well
RECOMMENDED being practically qualified and suit.
ed 10 promote the development OF Christianity,
morally, education, mechanical arts, agriculture,
commerce, &c." IL creates Henry NJ. Wilson,
Lewis ". Green, Henry Ii. Garnet, and about
dozen other respectable colored people Comuison
70 carry out this object. As the effect will be 10
Lessen the number of the despised race among I'd.
Judge Dean will not be deemed to have pre- JUDGED
his character for political orthodoxy by introducing
the bill.
THE BULLION BILL.
The Assembly shows every disposition 10 e2pe'
eie the Passage of the bill TO prevent speculation in
bullion which to-day favorably reported, and
immediately moved forward 70 tho first Committee
Of The Whole not full. There is no doubt il will
soob become q law.
THE GRINDING COMMITTEE.
The Assembly has been engaged for the last hour
IN discussing the resolutions appointing the Grind
ang Committee" 60 called. No vote las yet been
taken.
STATE DUTIES AND THEIR DISPOSITION.
controller Robinson in answer 10 a resolution OF
snymy, adopted by the Senate. reports az follows
.eAuve 70 state duties and their dill position:
% isa Zee, ,5 yea nom suction duties from 1917
47GNLf 81
81 ~, sno PAD 70 canal fupd....,., 582039 "
Ssis ,St soJprt Of foreign poor. ...... 37s $50 90
sehoo,s ~ S15.1ZJ AZ
pa Ns~'yn,t ~ orr ,.................. 500 10
pad pnn. It., ~ A',iuin i8OcD 20
f.ayips b.lsnrs 1000 W
~'a''nx 1890 "n t has been al D led DOR
nn yj.al'sI Fsr a. o''srnIasui, cusIgeabl.
Since 1853 the New-York Oroh.n,, ies 90 90 10