New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17
nRw.YORK LEGIsLATURB.
SENATE....A ALBANY. Feb. 10, 1861
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The Senate met at O'clock.
The following bills were introduced:
corporate Companies formed to Navigate the Lakes
and Rivers and allow them to increase or diminish
he number Of their Directors.
By Mr.. TOBEY-A bill to provide for tho cleo
ton of two Town Officers for each town 10 the State.
BY Mr.. Iowa bill to provide for tho appoint
mont Of receivers for manufacturing companies ID
case OF insolvency.
Mr. BELL offered q resolution requiring the
Committee the Militia and Public Defense TO a.:
certain and report the number of men enlisted sind
furnished from the State, the terms for which
they are enlisted, and tie number now III
the service Of the United States; the num-
Der whose terms Of eDlistments will expire
previous TO the next meeting Of the Legislature,
and recommend some feasible plan for supplying
any deficiency which may exis! in the quota 70.
quired OF State, and for supplying the places OF
the volunteers whose terms Of service expire shortly.
The following bills went through the Committee
Of the Whole, and were ordered their third read
ing: One bill making appropriations to support the
common schools. and another bill 10 amend tho
United States Deposit Fund law.
The bill for the appointment Of Receivsr.Gen-
era TO hold in custody the trust funds now held by
any court or county treasurer, WAS taken up.
Mr.. GANSON moved amendment fixing the
interest to be paid by the State on moneys deposited
with the Receiver-General at or 4 per cent.
A long debate ensued. The Committee rose, and,
without taking any vote. the Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly met at 4.
Mr.. HUTCHINGS, on q question Of privilege,
states that few days ago be received petition for
the restoration Of Slavery In New.York. Being Q
presented the same. He desired il to be understood
that he did not favor every bill and petition he
might present.
The following bills were noticed for introduction
Mr.. DEAN, to increase the fees OF notaries public,
justices Of the peace, sheriff.. and other officers Ill
proportion TO tho expansion Of currency also in re-
lation to the Havre Steamship Company, to prevent
the extorton Of fees from them by harbor masters.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
T. G. FIELDS-To incorpOr ate a Society for
the Protection OF Destitute Chic en- in New York.
A. SMITh-To legslize the ordinance Of the
City Of New York, granting permission 70 hlessrs
o Keefe and Durysa to change their stage route.
Mr.. DEAN in relation to military fines. II Gre
aes an Office in each county rs Collector OF Military
Fines, who has the sole power to receive aud col.
lect fues, TO be appointed by the Governor Of the
State II authorizes tho collection from every per-
subject to military duty 81 fine for neglect 10
attend tho annual parade. No property Is exempt
from execution. Parents and guardians are re-
spons'ble for minors.
Mr.. ROGERS-To authorize tho Second Avenue
Railroad Company 10 lay track on the following
route: Through Pearl street to Burling Slip through
Darling slip to South street, through Pearl from
Burlng clip 10 WALL through Wall TO South thence
TO Peck slip; also, from its road in the Bowery
through Canal street to Broadway; also, from
their track in the Second avenue through
Seventy. second street to the cart aide Of Fifth
avenue; also, from the track the Second aver.us
through SiIty-sixth street 10 FRS. avenue and Il
Twenty third street.
Mr.. LOUTREL-To amend the law Of divorce
granting divorce for adultery, desertion for ten
yoar, and any separation without communication
Tor ten years.
! Mr.. SKINNER-For the relief Of persons who's
lands have been taken for the enlargement Of tic
| Erie Canal but who neglected 20 file olsms
| SAXTON SMITH offered tho following:
WAed Reports IN eifeulsion that foss frsnds hAys
been eonted contemplated a. the sale Of The Osnse
WORT property "a the City Of H.w orb to James h. Taylor
WAes. The Controller has notified the Common cOapoi
Of the said city a.. title OF ssd property 10 dsiev-
and the proposed rspuckAe by the city OF Sswfeh Of ssi
property 10 void .nd ffsadaeni.
hrso1sd That Cotnmee Of Ave be srpontsd 10 invest
gate the with thu sale and poposed 70
puIeh.ss Of said property and the ss!d CemDistss hsv
power 10 sspd !of psfsons and PsPsfa
Laid over. Adjourned.