New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12
ASSEMBLY,

Tie proceedings under the call pending last might
being in ORDER long debate ensued on the motion O
r. c. Fields 10 enter on the Journal the 1act tna
certain members during the call last night forciby
removed the Doorkeeper and made their way out oil
the chamber.
Several members denounced the proceedings last
night AS disgraceful.
/ After an hour and bslfs de,ultory discussion,
on motion Of Mr. BOOkSTAVER tho whole
record respecting the call was expunged from the
Journal.
The Auditor Of the Canal Department submitted
report Of the moneys received for canal tolls aud
paid out, III response 70 resolution OF the As
sembiy.
| BILLS REPORTED UNFAyORABLY.
One aPpropriating money TO put the Seymour
Light Infantry into the field.
One in relation TO the collection Of military lines
and 10 amend the militia laws
Ore in relation TO the New-York and Hsyre steam
ship Company.
BILLS REPORTED FAvORABLY.
! One TO authorize the Clerk OF Queens County 10
record notices Of pending actions.
One TO amend the law in relation TO the distribu-
ton Of the property OF intestates.
One to amend the charter Of - United States
Trust Company of New-York.
One TO amend tho New-York Pilot laws.
One 10 establish and regulate the ferries Of New
York and Staten Island.
One to incorporate the Master Stevedores Asso-
One TO amend the charter Of the South and West
streets City Railroads.
One to authorize the extension Of streets between
Fortieth and Forty-third streets, New.York.
Mr. A. SMITH reported in favor Of purchasing
500 copies of the Rebellion Record" TO DO dig
tributed among members, oficers, and reporters.
Agreed 10. Also, TO furnish each member with one
copy Of the Civil List Agreed to.
fMr. FREAN reported II bill 10 regulate the fees
OF public officers 50 as to make them TO conform to
-. IL q - soIf 10
tween Federal coins fall to sad coins, Thus,
fees &c. are TO be &c.; l2!c. 10 be be, &c.
Mr.. NATION reported q bill W appropriate
s., 900 TO improve Beaver River.
Mr.. DEPEW from the Committee OF Ways and
Mems reported bill TO repay the Manhattan Com
pany the amount advanced by il 10 enable the Con-
troller to purchase gold to pay the interest the
State debt Also bill to prohibit the sale of lands
belonging to the State for assessments and tho pay
ment vi interest on the same.
Mr.. ADGATE reported bill TO abolish the pro-
biblton Of the sale Of liquor within three mikes Of
Clinton Prison.
Notices Of the following bills were given:
BY Mr.. WARD-Io amend the act relative to the
New York Board Of Supervisors.
by Mr.. MAITOON-To prevent Banks from
loanng out Gold.
By Mr. O'BRIEN-To amend the law relating to
SberiiIs.
BY Mr. TALLMAN-To establish a ferry from
Mott Haven TO Tenth street.
The Buffalo and Essex County Repayment bills
passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr., McGOWAN-To create a lien on canal
bOals for repairs.
BY Dir. DEAN-To provide for the care and edu-
cation Of INDECENT deaf mntes under IL years old
=. by Mr. FkEEMAN-Io incorporate the Peoples
Savings Banks.
by Dir: McCANN-To establish q Police for the
wy OF New York. II makes the City and County
Of New-fork one district, and the Mayor Recorder
ana first Judge OF the Court of Common Pleas arc
10 DO Commissioners Of Police The force TO DO
composed OF chief, and captains, lieutenants, ser.
geahts, surgeons, patrolmen doormen; each ward TO
be patrol district Other provisions relate 70 the
and discipline Of the force.
Mr. MCCAIN moved TO refer the bin IN n sal.ct
Committee OF members from the Mctrouolitan Dis.
lrict.
Hr. A. SMITH moved to refer it to the STANDING
Committee on Cities.
Debate followed. The motion to refer "a the
Committee On Cities WIS carried by a yots of CO
10 So.
Recess until o'clock.
Ar McDougalPs bill, noticed to-day, prevents all
Banks aud Insurance and Trust Companies, &c.,
ioa,ang money on gold bullion, or bills OF exchange
severe penalties, and forfeiture Of their char
VIE ~ I" ttringenty drawn.