New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19
10 DIVIDE SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Senator FIELDS introduced bill prOyidin

York. COMPOSED Of the Twelfth Nineteenth, and
Twenty Wards Of the said city rs hereby d.
yiQcd INTO two JuGciq Districts; and the Nineteenth
and Twenty second Wards shail hereafter constitute
the WIN; and the Twelfth Ward shall constitute the
OF Now. York ~ furnish suitable place within said
lAtD judicial District for holding Court. Clerk
shall he appointed within GO days after the passage o!
l ac Who shall hold Office for six years from Jan. l.
SIC 4-Provides that at the next general election a
Ivl Justice shni be elected to nod office for years
nOIn Jan. l. IeGJ
SEC 5-ProyiGes that these officers shall receive the
sene compensation as those connected with similar
Courts IN the city, aud shall have the same privileges,
dc.
CONSOLIDATION or RAILROAD CORPORATIONS.
Senator STRONG introduced bill providing
that be lawful iJr any two more railroad companies
duly organized consolidate and unite together under
Ols organization ard and all the property rights
&C. held b. either Of them shall be vested and belong
10 the new organization In the same manner and form
a. II said companies retained their organization.
Sc 2FIoyides that whenever the otticles OF agree
1eD for such consolidation shall be approved by vote
wo-thirls Of the stockholders OF eGch company
meeting duly convened and such articles OF agreement
duly signed Ivy The officers of each company under its
corporate SEAL shah 30 filed and recorded IN Tie Office OF
tbe Secretary of State and bis certificate Issued thereon
each OF said companies shall 10 exist and the
organization be vested in full possession Of all The prop
cry, nshis. pvleges and franchises Of each OF tho
original charters. The new organization shall be liable
Tor oil the debts Ok the corporation.
MUSICAL MUTUAL PROTECTIVE UNION.
Senator CozAySS bill, incorporating above
so,iety names as o0rporstOrs Henry Daniel Kisseu-
berg. DAVID j.. Downing John Geo Saider Francis y.
Diner, Henry CrOeIeiineyer Jacob Eebham, George
/ Nn,ldcr, Claudio solomon Gs ltua, David Graham.
Ernst Grin. john Sonia, Geo. Gipner. Henry WGnnon-
mIClcg. David Sclsdd, Harvey Bradley DOdwofth,
Carl fergmapn Gail Anschutz Geo. Ii. Wallace, IIco.
Eise,l Kml Aiuzlio. 1hos. Baker. Duo r. Cook, Edw.
Mullennaler and Louis SchreiDer The object Of tue
Union is declared 10 be the cultivation OF the art vi
IlUeic In 10 branches and relief Of such members a.
shall be unfortunate 50 far es ther means viii permit
The nica IL empowered Ia hold property the annual
income OF which shall not however, exceed SO OJ0.
SIC sPr0y6es Shat they may hold real estate IN the
City Of EewTo-k TO the value OF lot exceeding
$500 0O0 for the sole purpose of erecting building con-
tanning hall suitable Tor concerts pu0hc entertain
me1ts, sc.
SIC 5-Empovers them TO issue bonds for the amount
required 10 build, tAsh and repair their buildings ana
70 mortgage the to secure the payment Of those
boids
COLUMBIAN PLEASURE CLUB.
Senator CozANs introduced Il bill to incorporate
the above Climb naninc corporation, Charles Pcrey
r., Chris. Reynolds william j. 0'Nen, Wlinm H.
Roach, Thomas j. Carlton, william =. CorInck Peter
McKuight. James c. Perley. John Decker. Martiu
Tho club may hold real estate in the City OF New:
York Of value no. 70 exceed $4,000.
IL RELATION TO OArHS or APF1RMATIoNS OF
SOLDIEEs.
Senator MUNGER introduced bill providing
for the amendment OF The laws passed April % 1852 in
relation 10 taking Of oaths from persons m the military
service Of tao United states by giving the Colonel COM
nanding or amy officer Of high rank who is T. Counsel
or ~ Law IN tire Supreme Court, power to hdiuinis
ter and certify any oath, affirmation, &c, which any
person Ia the service may wish - make.
TAXING STATIONS, &C.
Senator COLE introduced q bill providing that
an e-uuol tax o. so be levied on al stallion horses
kept and used for stock Purposes.
The Couuty Treasurer OF each county, who IS 70 re
ceive The FAX nom tho Town Collector is ordered to
pay .e same over 70 TIE Treasurer Of the State Ayr
ourrel Sccicy half Of the amount TO be used tor
the benefit OF tie said Society and the other half ~ b1
divided among The County Societies Of tho State.
CoDR AMENDMENT.
Senator HUMPHREY introduced bill to amend
Section 90 by adding except in tho cases hereinafter
in this section mentioned. An execution may also be
issued against tho person as In thus section provided in
az action 20 recover ho possession Of personal property
for al kr Which Judgment shall be recovered the
Iasnt of which sums shed not be secured by any un'
B0ARDs or SUPERVISORS. -t
A,r. ALLABgE introduced bill 10 amend sec-
ton 81 Of article title 81 chapter 70 Of the lst part o!
tie Revised Slalrtee rs follows Ihc Board oi Super.
yOrs Of cach county IN tails State at their annual meet
nr sba examine the assessment rolls Of the several
towns FOR no purpose OF ascertaning whether the val
uat0ns bear lat relation 10 the Valual Ions upon OIL
the towns and wards in the county, and they may IN
crea-e decrease the valuations 81 real estate " nd
ding or deducing such upon the hundred 8s may
III their opinion be necessary % irOdnce Just Relation
between al. the valuations Of the real estate 10 the
canuty bat they shah not reduce the valuation oi towns
and wards below tie aggregate yaiuaiiO thereof. 10
made 10y tho state AsseEs0is.
TAXING DIVIDENDS or CORPORATIONS.
Mr.. HASTINGS introduced a bill providing that
every corporation organized under tie laws Of Tho Stae
o. EcwToTb paying dividends n scrip stocF or money
shall reserve from each and every dividend 0Htyieyah
part q that portion Due and payable 10 IL Stockholders
residing within tho state Of BarsacLuset1i ana hha'
nay the samc as tax or excise such estate or com
modify ~ the Treasurer OF the state Of SeThork With
"a eu days after such dividend Is declared pa! aDe pro
yied that tins Get sha not Gppy ~ Socks standing N
lie name or executors administrators trustees, wien
be income pas able - persons rtsldDg II tlo SlAo
50 hct tue stock liable taxation by existing laws
CHANGING 8OUTB or CENTRAL PARK, NORTH
AND EAST RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.
Mr.. Strong introduced q bill providing that
the Central Park North and East River Railroad Com
1any my amend their present route and lay con
slrick and operate railroad With single on double
track along Tie following streets ana avenues IN the
Civ Of New.YorE TO commence at and continue the
existing track lon the intersection OF 4eoin Lvonug
end Iiiv-.CFcuth street thence running through ana
along FIi nth street 70 Eighth avenue, along 70
Iity.uirth street. connecting Win The track ALREADY
laid ia Fftyninth street; also, commencing at the IN
tefrect on X enth avenue and West Thirty anu
West GidrtytliTd streets thence through ana alohg
West Thrtysecond street and West stree,
70 Hudson River also, through and along lenlh a'eIue
from tY-D!Dth street 70 BruauPtyi HlSo cOLHelclHh
the intersection 0f Four eenh street ana Avenue y
thcnce through and along 70 Houston street. thence "
Mangin street also, through ana 9onE bfoau
street from Water street 70 Beaver street., 10
EroadYsy, thence slong around the Bowling,
resn % connect with the tracks already imd
in Whitehall street. Battery place, and state
street; a'sD through ard along bruaaWh!, CON
Meeting tho tracks arendy laid in Whitehall and state
streets md Battery place. with the tracks In Fifty
ninth street; also, through and along Beaver street
from Broad street % William Street along 70 Old sp
and connecting with tie tracks already ld therc Also
through and along Beaver street Gnd Pearl street 70
" al street, with double track; thence tAfough am
along Wall street TO South street and connecting WAR
tho tracks already in South and Front streets also,
through and along First avenue from fify-nntb street
Harlem River also, through and along Eishty-sxth