New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19
SECURING TnB rAYlusr OF LABoEFns.


any building erected IN the cities OF kew-YorS OF
brOOkyn 70 whom any SUR usoy be due as wages ios
work performed on said luidiags. TO fle lien with
The clerk Of the county in vbios said building may be
situated; sad lien 10 he cnteTss. in book which shall
be prepared by said clerk {, hs denominaed end known
I Ds Mechanics and Labor re' Lien Book. which book
shall at oil tines ia business 3Ours be open for public
notice Said lien she'll hold rs sccTity for any amount
due under said lien, all tie ,est in said building that
may belong ~ Che said OwneS contractor at the date
Of entering sad ien, aud sell lien shall be held until
the claim thus secured shal tsre been fully paid.
| At any time any party IN interest may cause tho
CLERK to discharge said lie By dcpost1g With tie said
clerk l7jle the amount III cabb Of tho amount due on
SAID lien.
| COMMON SCHOOLS.
Mr. BENEDICT introduced bill providing that
tie City Of New York be divided off into School
Districts Gs iUlows Ist Dlrlct First Second. Third,
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth ard fcJteenth Wards; I'D Dis
tFict SeTenth Tenth and Ihr,eenth Wards; Md Dis.
tIic EigAih, Ninth and Fifteenth Wards; Ifth Dis
/ tsirt Eleventh ana Seventeenth Wards; Vth District
sixteenth and Twenstt Wfrds; With District Eighth
and Twenty first Wards; With District Twelfth
Ainetoenth and ,gweniy-slcond WARDS.
SIC HProyiGos that Q. svesy charter election there
shan be elected Commissioner OF Common Schools
who shall take Office on he 1T Of Janua.y otter his
election and hold oee for three years; and there sha!
ls elected in each Wao Trustee who shall take
| Office at same period nnc held over five years.
| SIC. 3. On the second "Wednesday in January, 1866
The Mayor Of Newlork -.an nominate u TIE Hoard Of
EduC ton one person .s6n each School District as
Commissioner OF Couiup. Schools and tho said Board
tlaI appoint or reject enca nominee. II any are re-
jcoied Ito hayoT shan NIKE new nomination and
continue 70 do 80 until appointed. The per-
son 70 appointed sh, liil Office until Jan. l. 1861.
! SEC. 4 On tie third Wednesday in November In
every year The Mayor ssl nominate to the Board Of
Education person fgr each School District a. In
spector Of Common Schools for tie term of three years
from the lst OF January hen noxt. The Board shall
the first Wednesday 10 December, vote by yeas and
nays upon the sppontrtnt III each nominee and any
person receiving n na0ity Of the affirmative votes
stn bs appointed. II any sreTej 9oted the Mayor shall
continue . nominate antil az appointment il made.
EFC I'M Ia We'll. sla in Hanna IN Nt
there shall be IN any school district more than two
inspectors Of common sckoois In the Office by popular
election, the Board 0. Education shall select two o.
them aud such of the sri inspectors as rot selected
shall Immediately cesss 10 hold Office. After this re
duciion he Board shsli select by lot one Of the two
inspectors in each district in Office by popular election
aud such inspector shall bc Inspector for the District
The other shall cease 70 bold ohes unless tie Board
shall appoint him an Inspector for tie District In which
case he shall hold over until 3lst December ls66.
The bin Is very lengthy, going into the detail 81 the
manner of filling vacancies to-all OF which is Of great
interest to the residents OF hew.York City.
sIxPRsHY SAVING BANK.
Mr.. EIcKuoFP introduced bill providing
that tho number of rss;ees OF the said Bank shall be
reduced 70 IS seven OF whom shall sOrIn quorum FOR
the TRANSACTION OF buainess.
MARINE COURT.
Mr. RRYAST introduced bill providing that
the Act pascd'day 4. 1903 amending the Revised Stat
ries is extended % the Marine Cont and the Justices
thereof shall have the powers conferred upon
the justices II the Supreme Court tho Superior Court
Of the City Of New-york, &C. &C., but the fee 10 be
paid 10 tho Clerk shall be 81 which shall be paid By the
plaintiff Tho PROVISIONS u the 5th chapter titls Of
the Code 81 Procrdure ss extend 10 tie sail Morine
Court. SIS additional may be allowed 10 the prevailing
party in all eases tiled III THE court.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF MARRIED WOMEN.
Mr.. MATrHEys introduced bill amending
Sec "A Of Chap D Part 9 OF the Revised Siatules Us
follows: Tie acknowledgement or proof Of any deed
conveyance, on other Instrument in writing, executed
by any married residing within tins State shall
be- taken in the same way and manngr and with tho
Ike forcs and eject II such married woman
sOe owner
APPRoPRIATISG CERTAIN PIBgS IL NETWORK.
Mr. BRAyDRRTH introduced bin providing
Tor tho Appropriation Of tie short pier at the foot Of
Laglt street. between Nos. 3. and 81 the Hudson
River in the City Of New York, together with the
bUshend each side and the waters adjacent thereto
10 the 81 market sang engaged in the bEhi
ness Of transporting agricultural products garden
truos &C.. &c. arriving iron Coldspriug and all places
south the.olrUm.
DgyIsEs AND BgoUEsTs.
Senator STRONG introduced bin which pro-
yies thai no nJafAsirT husband, wife, child, or
parent sha. by his or her last VIII devise heg1cath
" anx hAnoyolept chari'sble literary scientific re.
isoas. missionary or other tociey or corarntion. in
!rs OF a;a..mse s.s I'm sns.s 2, hs g. her es
shall not have been mado ard executed ~ least sx
mOlIhB before tho death 81 The le.tator.
The foregoing provisions shall Apply TO I'll such socie
tics mud corporations, whetior now organized or here
amer 20 be CGga ,ed under general or sQecl statutes
Any such society now organized may take by CeYso
bsuesi to the extent herein provided notsitSiand
ing anything contained IN The law or charter under
which II - created or Organized.
PXTESDING DULEugAD AT H0BO1FN STREET
llr. j. l.. SIXTH Introduced bill providing tia: the
owner q pier south side Of Ho9oaen stree. Ia the
city u Neahmk, shall have tho right o. extend sad
pier 20 the exterior ue established by the HarbOr
Commissioners Of width of not over g. feet south or
sad line OF street. and ~ pile and bridge the bulk head
on a limo With tho De1brUSses-stTeot Ferry landing
IS Feet
HARLEM sAvIsGs BANK.
Mr.. BAILEY introduced bill to amend the
charter Of the above Benk By adding fol0Ts; The
Trustees Of said Corporation sbIi not directly or iud
rcoty such receS. any payment for their services;
and by striking Of section the words "indepenn
entity Of any buildings or perishab.e Improvements
where said words occur IN the 18th and ilh e OF said
| section
IN RELATION TO RAILROADS.
Mr.. NATION introduced a bill 20 levy and
collect tolls through freight passing over the New
York Central Railroad and tao Erie Railroad and roais
SEc i-Proydes that tic Canal Board arc hereby
authorized 10 levy and impose The same rates u toll upon
al property iranspqrsd hofoniter upon the New York
Central Railroad, the Rome, Natcrtown AND OFders.
burgh the Oswego and Syracuse, and the Atlantic ard
Great Western hsilways. an1 the Sow-York nnd Eric
Raroad throughout tie whole length OF tie said ronds
toe same rates vi tolls ron April LIST to December lot IN
each year. as imposed tho canals @! this Site,
provided that tolls all be charged upon live stock
Of any kind carried on said road aud provided further
that no tols shs be charged property shipped b. the
people Of this State for ri2o-taon within any points
w!thin the state.
sJC o-Provides that tho companies shall make
monthly statemens OF the AMOUNT OK freight carried 70
the Auditor Of the Canal Department In pre-
scrlbed By him. and Tat he shall pay the tolls thereon IN
such manner as thoC Commissioner Of the Canal fund
may direct
SIC 3-Proydes that IL either Of the said companies
refuse % pay the tolls prescribed in this bill Ihcy
shat forfeit $4,000 for each day OF such neglect or re-
fu.al. The Attorney General ia directed to sue any
company neglect!ng the payment of such bills.
POLICE MAGISTRATES.