New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-09

IN.
% brokerage This bill provides that person. unless
under express contract shall receive more than 81 per
SOO for procuring loans than 30 cents per
for making OF reviewing any BOND, Dill, hote VI o'o
security given for such loan. - - .. hoor
The Senate then adjourned until this aiternooh "
the arguments in the case Of Judge smith OI OHeua
County.
ASSEMBLY.
APPOINTMENTS.
The SPEAKER announced the following appoint
Postmaster NJ ID Phillips OF M9 9 Ai, "
& Pe sarSc H0 Of Bs D DoorReepcrs VIM Nc
Manus of Troy, VIM. IL Ripley OF Chentngo' 1a ~ m
mond Of MONTGOMERY o. Moser of Yates, VIM. H. john
st6n Of Broome Robt Snow Of eghaGy Geo JGiGe OF
Delaware; Keeper of the Assembly Chamber; John I;
Paulding of Westchester; Jantor, Thomas MOore Vi
Duchess. -, ,,,rrro
The SPEAKER then announced the following Standing
Way ard Me D. P. Wood Ravens Roberts H. Smith
seUeg vekenbug and Lord u..a, Travis Barker
MsTWen Wen5orer and Briggs
CerGMessr. Lteohu A. j. Wood Bar'tOT Burrows Hoffman
dyoSMes Parker Laeohn Buck Stiles Yoonglcye Weed
Fera Relotiors-Messrs Bruce Kimba Bennett Coyel Mead
Mspugh Degeln Banks, stiles, JuAnd SeAes boya Der"
fHsrace C6SpaassMes YOungOe Lefvre, Plumb BickneI
Taraal er Of To,cns and CounssMesr- yasdenberg But
01 doi ades aSG common oioisMers Archer Ballard
Tarbo1 Bselow Roberts, Jacobs and Wyeth. - ~ a
TtSomras and TRreea balsMer Fske Smith, Htcheocs
rsoaaces-Messis Philips Harrington, chbber, waltOan and
Privileges and ElectoasMers Chamberlain Hoffman, Hseo1 W.
Petitions Of Aless-Messs Wooster Miner Bctnen Henson and
ITeion and Dirisioa Of TOru couesMessrs Jnland
CaMessrs Blakeee Pumb Gleason Forrey and starr u,
Brush Rice Hpsials Genet sni Weles.
airs oJ CeMessrs. WILDER Reynolds Hinsde GaTey "Ted'
Sairs OF YegesSessrs Harrington HOppn TarbOI Kills Pot
aSSears Of Lockwood, Fay, caHdee DOnohae aud
Trade and MaarJturMessrs Barker chbbsn, B. b. Clark
til Kimbal Gibbs Lockwood shand Ready
Esgrossod BMessTs Pool llalsey shaw ns9n ana hs'l
st ai,''I 10 B s"ei sSd NJ g MsfphT -
Sad: and Bridgs-css Schu Conser J. Smith, Moody G
P5lS LSadae-rs Lefevre MINER Potter Blair and Dcn
f rSarak and R1ss Sofiss"Messrs Rec A. Wood Cham
be9 S S s5s5S n S GseF Mkne and Baker
Sbic Psng-Messrs Bgeow, Philips Archer Pool Lockwood
ETpeGitres Of E1scuvs Dpartmens,sr Boyd, Duni'
Rigsaaita13s be Hou,s-Nes White, COnse Ellis froa and
saicarMess HscOck Ballard vsndnberg H. Smith Gsyel
AI IgI sSa pSlf oMe.ss Haens Mpau Richmond Bruce
CIesmer I~tvre Blakeslee Welles and Plumb
LGrgMsssrs Burrows Beknel "Ass'aa BA1'et and
f''' ANNUAL REPORTS.
The SPEAKER presented the annual report OF the
Auditor Of the Canal Department on the Expenditures 0
the Canals also communication frem the Canal Board
relative canal contractors and repair contracts and
also asking the repeal Of the law making requisite for
engineers appointed by the Canal Board 70 have ccti-
cate from the State Engineer as TO their fitness.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. VAN vALKENBURG-To provide for the COM
pletion Of the Albany and susquehanna Railroad;
Bv Mr. ]. L. PARKER-To increase the salaries Of
Deputies and Clerks in the various departments Of the
BY Mr.. WEED-in relation to moneys deposited with
public officers.
BY Mr.. sMITH-To establish system of Free Schools.
BY Mr.. OAKEY-To Incorporate the Manhattan Ware,
housing Loan an Insurance Company also 70 amend
BY Nj. KEADY-To Incorporate the German savings
By Mr. JAC6Bs-To incorporate the Metropolitan
Medical and Surgical Institute
BY Mr.. DEyELIN-To amend the General Manufacture
By Mr.. RUssELITo increase the salaries Of the Off
GERS. and belringers OF the metropolitan Pad tre
By Mr. L. BUCK-To authorize the construction of
railroad ia Twenty thrd St and other streets IN New
BY Mr. FREAR-To allow the Long Island Railroad
BY Mr.. CREAMER-To construct a railroad in Lcxing-
tonaye. and other streets and avenues in Newforh;
also, TO construct railroad IN Chilstophers ana otuer
streets and avenues in New,HOrk.
BY Mr.. sANFORD--To amend the charter Of the village
BY Mr.. RoBERTs-To amend the charter OF the Rome
By Mr.. HAIsEY|To improve the Newburgh City Water
By Mir LITTLEJoHN-To amend the Revised Statutes
relative to tho regulations concerning Brokers.
BY Mr. WELLES-TO amend the charters Of the villages
BY Nh. sELKREG--To amend the game laws
BILLS PASSED.
passes Railroads, considered In Committee OF the
whole, read a third time and passed
= BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. RANsOM-To provide for the election Of dele
gates TO convention TO revise the constitution, and
BY Mr. GRIDLEY-To incorporate the National Dime
Savings Institution OF New,ro CITY.
By " EkEy4k--&g Incorporate the New-York Ware
Ry Mr., allow criminals and persons held to
ans%er Ior n!sdemeanor TO testify in their own be-
81 Mp; BERRYMAN-Relatlvet to public education in
by M GRtpLEY-Relative to the public markets in
Network City.
liz KEsOITSIONs.
Mr.. HAVENs called up the RESOLUTIONS instrucng
Senators and Representatives. in Congress TO for the
passage OF tho Tariff bu noS before Congress- which
referred 10 the Committee Federal Relations with In
structions TO report on Wednesday OF next week.
Mr.. PHILLIPS offered concurrent resolution that
Whereas majority the people o. the state have through the bal
all the essential for fhe admission
Congress ofloya representatives from the States lately Rebellion
therefore,
Rsod Congress be Instructed and Repre-
Congress requested Tor the admission Of LOYAL
the lately Rebellion when tbs Aforesaid
States shall have raiied the Constitutional Amendment
Tie resolution was laid over under the rule.
Mr. JACOBS offered the following:
Hss0lbed Board Of Metropolitan Police Commissioners aud
Metropolitan Board Of Health he requested to communicate 10 this
House their earliest convenience their opinion TO the necessity AID
probable result Of legislation looking the thorough restriction
u prostitution In the City u NeS-lok
Which adopted.
Nj PARKER offered the following:
Isd all resolutions relating Ia the General Government he
referred Federal Relations without debate.
Which was adopted. Adjourned