New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
Bills Before the Legislature.
IN ASSEMBLY.
STAMPING COUNTERFElT RANk NOTES.

Mr. MCCONyILLE introduced bill providing
that every bSnk and banking association within the
State shall with stamp provided for that puIpose
lcgihly stamp imprint on the face OF every counter
fe bank note or bin detected by their officers in the
due course Of their business the word Counterfeit.
EXTENDING CERTAIN sIRKBTs.
Mr. BRYANT introduced bill authorizing the Mayor
and Commonalty of the City OF Now-iork to continue
and extend the several streets between the center OF
Wc Fourteenth street and the southerly lire Of West
Thirty fourth street, In said city, westerly along the
present lines thereof and OF their present width nom
the Thirteenth avenue 10 the bnlk head hue estDshch
in le57-conirms all grants heretofore mace, but pro-
yides that nothing in The act contained shall be construed
az giving any claim demand against the said Mayor
and Commonaity for damages in continuing and extend
PAYMENT or CANAL DRAFTS.
Mr. Jackson introduced bill amending The oct dl
recting the payment Of interest on the drafts Oh tho
Canal Commissioners and awards Of the Canal Board ~
certain by making 1t applicable TO drafts Issued
between the years 1850 and lsJt.
FEES OF JURORS
Mr. GLEASON introduced bill fixing the fees Of jurors
in Justices Courts although not sworn at ~ cents anu
for trying d cause % cents.
SOIAIJEs PUBLIC.
Mr. OCosNOR introduced bill providing that III 40
Giton 10 their present power NOaTles Public shhu be
authorised 10 administer oatls aud ai'rmhtlons 1ha
TO take the proof and acknowledgment OF deeds mort
gages and other pspefs for use or record IN ths state
IN al the cases where the may now be taken emu
administered by Commissioners Of Deeds and under the
same rules regulations and requirements prescribed Ia
Commissioners Of Deeds except that such Notares ae
! may be performed without official seal.
AMEkICUs CLUB OF THE CITY on NEwYoRK.
Mr. j. J.. SMITHS: bill incorporating the above club,
names AZ corporators; VIM. NJ. Tweed, Chas. Ii; Hall.
! Edw. = STANDBY. John Decker, fdw. Collin Joseph
shannon. John McCool. Henry Smith JAS l.. Miller.
Chris. W. Schafer, Peter u. Braisted. l.. Clancy.
Geo. w. Butt John Scott. Edw. Mannenew. VIM. L.
| Ely p II. Keenan,. Chas, L: Knapp John Vancerbeck
w. b. Dunley. Henry Donald. Geo. &. Misn. James NJ
McGregor, John T. Barnard Edward Boyle, Sheridan
SHOOK Walter Roche, Jshn Fox and Vincent &. King
THIS club is organized Or tie purpose OF mutual ard
protection and support and for the promotion Of socl
intercourse and TIE private aud general interests Of h
Sec 2-Empowers them to hold Real Estate to ih'
amount oi $4,000.
REGULATING SALE OF MILK EEw-yoRK.
Mr. BRASpgETu introduced bill TO regulate the sal,
q milk snd establish Min L.@n-" four q 6syjs
! T. stewart, b. r. Martin G. Godfrey Guniher. Fred.
a. ConklDg, John Casirce Richard Decker, >. W.
Ryerson, u. q. Howell, w. :. Webb. Hiram Morton.
Alfred Iulse Joseph Davis Jos. Muey u. 4. Barnes
Reuben Miller Jno T. Dntchei. Thos A. Reed. Jas.
Kennedy, ID. u. Hcnion. Clas T. Polhanu'. Ihos.
Mcdowell, :. u. Batbrick, james VI. Horton, y. u.
Woodhull Stewert Young. Sheridan Cook SLook
Daniel Bates ChBs OCOnOr. Jas Gennet, Jno McCoo
II. c. lHalsey. b. L. Tuthil r. w, Decker. Chauncey
Smith Isaac 4, Smith, Rufus t. Andrews NJ. !. Owen,
j. h. Carlyle WIN. J.. Ely, n. ID Robertson. A. T.
Diokenson, - Carpenter. Alex. Allen, Jay Dno, Geo.
T. Nelson. and A. Sidney Doane.
Tho object OF the Association is 70 prevent the ac 81
impure and adulteraed milk in the City OF New York
the purchase sale end delivery Of pure Wholesome
country milk. and 81 having. holding and enjoying all
the rights and privileges necessary The capital stock
10 b. 500 go with power TO increase the amount to
$500 0VO TWOthirds OF the stock 10 be held by the
abOYc-Hamed corpOrator, and oDe.tMrG 20 be held by
lew members Ii shall not DO lawful for any person to
sell 10 inhabitants Of the State Of New York or any
company impure milk or milk from COWS fed dis
tcry Stops swi or refuse; requires all persons selling
mix in New York 70 obtain license from the board Of
Directors Of above Exchange At cost OF s. for each
license; requires al. railroad and transportation COM
panies 10 keep record Of the quantity 81 milk carried
together with names Of the consgDor and consignees
TOLLS, TRADE AND TUNSAGK OF CANALS.
From the annual report Of tie Auditor presented 10
the Assembly to-day il appears that the total amount
Of tolls collected on III the canals during the Year
Msde up ~ iolow.:
On products o. tlle forest. .s,l5o5s
Products OF animals ...................... 3s,s2G
Products Of vegetable food..............3ol2,sa3
On other All litural product........... lilJi
On manufactures. ........................ l3IlW
MefcAandse. Observation-Disclosures. I1,ZJ
Oihtr ~'"e7-S4+Zs59
Totsl..."....................... s4e452o7
Whole o'prntg- arrived al ie water by way Of the
kTe Canal nom Western states AID Canada 22s5 232
TIE hole Of ,annsre TIE produc. Q. tie State. va.
20, 80 tuns.
Rs-fe7 q -four srrivr 603 Oss
Bu.he. O, ~est, 22,35C4o, which tanned into -four.
calculating 5buthes 70 the barrel would <67 2e3
Total In barrels. o. 352
Total nun Der Of bushels Of com arriyns. issi8+sl
Whole number q boats registered during the lest year. III Of
the :bnrage Of 1870.
Comparing season Of 1867 with that Of 1863 shows de-
crease IN revenue % sSi91 aud decrease in t1nage Of
The v hole amount Of .unnagc transported on the
Canals durng the past ascending and descend.
Ing, was SJ,5j76g. The value Of such lunnage was ae
follows:
iroduct o. the Forest.
Ifoduct ~ Asniaais.. ................. lJ,2JLaa3
n.s.lse.e fogd...,,,.,.'..''...'.'... 3SsNs
DtleE Agricultural Produois.......... $3.50
.iaIrise '.irh's..''. IJVt4Wl
ln'4chei'nl't'. .............. N,4B,3lt
OlAcs h,"c'es'' '.''................... ZlcIkfl1
Yotsl. Observation-Disclosures 2a0oiG4I
The total number Of carried on, mile during the
season was s'I,0,4.030oZ3.
IN llo srd Wheat te he's been tunare tLs
o. ,t43 and decrease
and there has been 81 inc.oafe Of H. 81 tn. AID de-
cyesse IN tolls of 4S2.5sl.
Who'll number Of bushels Of Barley transported
over the Canals m 1891, 56i qiG
II aBt545
Increase c5I, 5f2
The number q bn heis which arrived at ;idewai.r
IN 1871, So o6q
It. to-.
lncIea,- .,...n":........"......... s7Ol, is3
Amount Of tolls received on Bailey and Barley Malt
IN 1917, RS $50
Ia 100 10
Increase. ...."......."................ sJae0l
Comparing tie trsfc "a tolls OF 1863 Vim ises re ha.
ben de.n@ IN te shipments Of Com to 1856 ISL Iud de-
creass IN tois of S21l,476.
Making Ike comparison IN tie fliIu.u o, Ont. and
ther Increase Of l5l So un aud au nesesss OF
t15 ~ tolls. ...
New-YorL State Agricultural Society.
From our spe tiAl Reporter
THURSDAY EyESrSe. Feb. II. 1864