New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

R,own Bucsnsu, Brunson Garfield Calhns, Chamberlain
Coosacn. Covei bemng Edredge Ferguson Fay GIes:on
GoOdrch. O. Graham Harrington H kS hssns
hs s%PnIe'L LEWIS. Lasjohs Meco McaoSsn Mcvsy
Morse NickrsOn Parker PStIick Penny ps, t srs
Sherman f. s. smith, Snyder, Mr.. sPeakeI stiles, A. y
Stewart. TOps TuO Tpsh uSa ysn genS Worth and
HA4s~Ss.n. Anderson Bn, Burdet cI.sms, Dop pa
seebecher, seden, shaw B. E. smith Stevenson, T. r
Stewart Tracy Tacts, Van y.ssnSoIshv N vssdeT Walsh
The bill declaring eight hours labor days work was
YxAs~Mesns Alley. Anderson, Baker. Bergman, Bill,
Dreamer, Curtis Donoho, frear, Goodrich g. Graham Hep
s SSod fyons Maurice. Nccsy Mcvey psss
Moore 0stsy POpsrOy Roger. seh Tt ssse TTasJ
Tucker, Tureiot vandenberr Van vahenbureh. veedrr
Walsh Weller, White, Williams, d. r. Wood and worm
NAYs-Me.us Aldrich Andrews Barker. Barley. Bidde'
come Brown Brown Bownson, Burdett, Garfield Calhins
n c0Fsa 4. fTc e ea
Inston, i.cock, Hoffman Hakin. Humphrey nun'ins,on'
Mccs, McGowsn. Morse McKer.On Palmer j. PsIler'
Patrick Penny. Pitts Post Pomeroy Reynolds NJ hey
Shaw. Z. smith, t. s. smith, Stevenson, O. Stewart
Tnthil,. .Udall, Warren Weed. Wilbur Wilson, A. j.
Wood, Wooster and Nounglove-64
Mr. PITTs moved to reconsider and lay that motion
on the table, which lost by vote OF A. TO g.
The motion to reconsider was then lost by vote OF
~ 10 %, ana the Dill was utcidftu ios'.
BILLS REPORTED.
To amend the charter Of the Flremen's Fund lnsur,
ance Company. To compel the Ninth Avenue ha'iroau
Company to remove rails from certain streets; for
the appointment of stenographer for Kings county
Court To amend the charter Of the Union Homo
School for education of children of volunteers =,
BY Mr. CREAMRR-To authorize the construction y
railroad in Essex and other streets ia Newf0rk anu
10 REQUIRE the removal OF the track IN clinton anu
other streets also incorporate Long Island runner
Bv J. i. pARKER~fo extend the railroad tracks in
Grand and other streets. , ~, w.,
| By " HUNTiNGToy--To incorporate he New YORK
Safe Deposit Company. .,,,s
Bills TO regulate the use OF certain wnar'es anu shIe
between Broome and Delanccy.sts.
BY Mr.. SSYDER-To change the name OF Inc Nationa'
Life and Travellers Insurance Company; also 10 CON
firm the title of the Manhattan Life Insurance Com
pany TO certain lands In BrUoklyn also TO incorporate
the Northern New.York Life Insurance Company.
BY Mr.. TUTHL relative to the Colleges Of the city OF
By j. G. RoGERs-To amend the National Guard
Law. c.,
relative 10 internal revenue tax on cigars
Mr. MILLsPAuGH moved TO reconsider the vote on the
passage of the Underground Railroad BILL which wes
ruled out OF order
recess was taken.
EVENING SESSION.
BILLS PASSED.
For the relief Of the BROOKLYN. Flntbusb, ana Coney
Island Railroad CompaDy TO protect Ice ana skhuhg
ponds. For the better protection OF the planting Oh
oysters To organize a cavalry brigade In the first
division district To incorporate the Association OF
New York Exempt Fremen olimt liabilities OF Inn
keepers.
bill TO establish the Niagara Frontier Police Dis
trict was laid upon the table In relation 70 the New
York metropolitan Savings Bank. To amend the char
ter Of The atlantic Savings Bank Of New-York Rela-
tive TO the restoration Of securities held by Insurance
Departments in trust for Life Insurance Companies
created nnder laws Of other States. To amend the
charter Of the City OF Poughkeepsie
BILLS iNTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. LocKwooD-ro repeal the Soldiers Voting
law.
By Mr.. j +. STrwART-To restore inspection OF GER
tain institutions By the Prison Association.
By Mr. REYNoLDs-To fix the salary Of the Surrogate
of Kings County.
BY Mr.. SIEyEssoy-Re!ative 10 the stockholders Of
Life Insurance Companies.
Mr.. WED introduced resolution requesting 'he
judiciary Committee 10 inquire what legislation -
necessary conform the Assessment laws Of this State
the Of capital stock OF the State and
National Banks the decision OF the Supreme Court
OF United State and report by bill II was adopted.
Mr.. BRANDBETH reported the New YORK county tax
levy which made the special order for "wednesday.
Adjourned