New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18

Mr.. LITLEJoHs said he should oppose printing all
extra copies The number named w0nld cost the stare
but if the resolution was to be adopted he hoped that
an equal number would be given to the reporters;
Mr. j. L. PARKER said he should vote for the largest
number proposed.
Mr. CHILD said he was for retrenchent and reform TO
the fullest extent and should record his vote on al
such occasions The money to be expended ior kea
Books had better be expended to qudate the debt IN
der which the people were groaning
Mr.. Thorns amendment was then adopted.
The motion to reduce the number Of books to one
COPY was lost by vote Of % to go.
The resolution to furnish 10 copies Of Red Books was
then adopted by vote Of IS to -.
Mr.. SELDES reported bill to confirm certain pro-
ceedings of the Directors Of the Western Union Tee'
graph Company
Mr.. JEwErT, to amend the Willard Insane Asylum
Mr. TUCKER, to extend the Jurisdiction of Justices Of
Mr.. FREAR. to incorporate the Producers Warehouse
Guarantee and Commission Company OF New. York;
Mr.. POTTER, for making the Supervisors OF Erie
Mr. MAURICE, TO incorporate the Long Island South.
side Sporsmsns Club. Also to secure safe construe'
ton and management Of railroads.
BY Mr.. UDALb-TO amend the charter OF the HOWARD
Insurance Company
By Mr. BRAyDRErH-To abolish the Office Of Police
Justice in Nev-York. and create the Metropolitan
Nv Mr.. ITTILrJouS-To provide for the payment Of
certain liabilities incurred by the Commissioners OF
Quarantine, and for the temporary support OF the
Also relative TO the salaries Of Judicial officers in
New.Y0rk.
BY Mr. LEvISGER- Relative TO the Courts Of General
and Special Sessions in New-York.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. PAIMER-To limit the liability Of keepers
by Mr. WTBUR-To facilitate the closing up OF III
solvent mutual insurance companies
By Mr. ASDERsON-To Incorporate the Brooklyn anu
New York Warehouse Company.
BY Mr.. CuRIIs-To allow persons to testify IN their
Also relative 10 the Courts Of Special Sessions in
New York.
Also in relation 10 insurance companies.
| Nv Mr.. ID. WooD-Making an appropriation Tor the
Tr Mr. BopIxr~To amend the Charter Of Newburgh.
Also relative to wharfage on the Hudson River
by Mr.. MAJ RlcE-To incorporate the Long Island
Southsde Sportsmen's Climb.
BY Mr.. BRASDRETH-Reiative TO Ponce courts I'd
New York City
MoTIoSs AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. u. T. WOOD called up the resolution that OIL
resolutions relating 20 National Affairs be referred ~
the Committee on Federal Relations. Adopted.
Mr.. BALDWIN offered the following;
the N.wYoS Genital Rsilro,d Company doe. no, furnish
equ, facilities for transportation Of way fesh from 'ev.ta
stations on the rosd and whereas rom complaint sde AZ the
AFORESAID that sort Of al arrangement, exists me
said railway company and the Adams h.PIe' ao%psnS
ob p,r,on Liyn w , ,,s ss .S 10 lo.d
tie, 10 transport all the freight over the 'Ad foaa eee'
be Il
R,,lr,d That o committee Of i've be appointed by the
SPEAKER House Examine into and report upon the
matter the Aforesaid ard also TO report at an early day. Tor
/ the consderstion of the House.
A bill providing. among other things that the said
Railroad Company shall charge pro rata rates on way
freight and shall furnish equal facilities TO way freight
through freight and express freight and shall IN addi'
tion thereto report annually what amount OF freight Is
transported the said road by express and at what
price and that the said Company be and II 10 hereby
I en- power 10 send for papers and persons
hi, giving rise to debate the subject was laid over
under the rule
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