HUDSON STREET.

An act to extend Hudson street, passed March 1, 1816-to Ninth avenue,

IDLE AND TRUANT CHILDREN.

An act to provide for the care and instruction of idle and truant children, passed
April 12, 1853-general provisions,

590

1105

INDIGENT FEMALES.

An act to continue in force an act to incorporate an association for the relief of
respectable aged indigent females in the city of New York, passed March 10,
1815, passed April 20, 1830-continuing in force the act to March 10, 1850, 716

INNS AND TAVERNS.

Government of-under revised act, 1813, .

An act to amend an act, entitled “an act to lay a duty on strong liquors, and for
regulating inns and taverns," so far as it relates to the city of New York,
and for other purposes; passed April 10, 1824-who are commissioners of
excise-selling without liceuse declared misdemeanor; fee for license and
general provisions; penalties, &c.,

Alderman and assistant to grant licenses, &c.-under act of April 16, 1825,
Duty of tavern keepers, &c., to give names of boarders to assessors, &c.-under
act of April 20, 1830,

INSURANCE.

An act further to amend the acts in relation to insurances on property in this state
made by individuals and associations unauthorized by law, passed March 30,
1849, "three-fifths being present"-certain agents to give bonds; a per
centage to be paid to the fire department; penalty, &c.,

INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

An act relative to intelligence offices in the city of New York, passed February
4, 1822-regulation of,

562

665

673

714

976

647

After part of bridewell set off for a jail by act of April 15, 1814—what persons to
be confined in the old jail; keeper appointed, &c.,

578

An act relative to the jail of the city of New York for the confinement of per-
sons on civil process, and to the city prison, passed April 10, 1824-for per
sons confined on civil process; city prison or bridewell; power to appro-
priate other buildings for jails, &c.,
An act relative to the jail and public prisons in the city of New York, passed
April 15, 1825-when and how prisoners may be removed in cases of fire,
&c.,
Authority of common council to designate any building to be common jail, &c.,
under act of February 20, 1830,

663

669

701

An act to extend the jail liberties of the city and county of New York, passed
March 18, 1846, by a two-third vote-including the county of New York,

907

JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.

Division and boundaries-first, composed of the city and county of New York,
An act in relation to Justices' and Police Courts in the city of New York, passed

267

March 30, 1848, and an act to amend the same, passed April 12, 1848-di-
viding the city into six judicial districts,

947, 954

An act to divide the sixth judicial district of the city of New York, passed
March 21, 1854,

1158

JURIES.

Exemption from duties on service in military,

See act passed April 2, 1806, granting additional powers to mayor, &c.—general
provisions,

Juror's fees, under revised act, 1813-general provisions,

284, 285, 777

Drawing jurors in certain courts; return and summoning jurors; general provi
sions,

376, 377
649

Trial by jury in Marine Court; manner of drawing jurors, &c.,
An act regulating the drawing of grand jurors for the General Sessions of the
peace, passed February 20, 1830,
An act in relation to jurors in the city of New York, passed December 15, 1847,
"three-fifths being present"-qualification of jurors; appointment of commis-
sioner; his powers and duties; general provisions,

An act in relation to jurors in the city of New York; passed June 30, 1853-
manner of selection, &c.,

1139

An act to amend an act, entitled "an act in relation to jurors in the city of New
York;" passed December 15, 1847, passed April 17, 1854-additional pro-
visions,

Of the counties of New York, Kings and Richmond, over certain waters,
Of Superior Court and Common Pleas, New York-under the code,
Of Justices' Courts in the city of New York; their jurisdiction, &c.,
See act passed April 2, 1806, granting additional powers to mayor, &c., general
provisions,

261

369

374

423

See WATER-act of April 5, 1810,

457

Of Marine Court; enlarged to $100 in certain actions-under act of April 15,
1817, .

617

Of assistant justices, in suits on recognizances, or bail bonds, .

642

Of mayor, &c., to declare certain expenses for assessments in raising and filling up
lots, a lien on the real estate,

659

Of assistant justices, on division of the city into twelve wards-under act of April

Of the state of New York and the state of New Jersey, over certain territorial
limits, to be defined; appointment of commissioners; their duties, &c.-by
the act of January 18, 1833, .

See act of confirmation of agreement made by above commissioners on the part of
New York and New Jersey; passed February 5, 1834, .
Of the Marine Court-under act of July 13, 1853, and act of July 21, 1853,

1145, 1155
Of Courts of General and Special Sessions of the peace-enlarged by act of April
12, 1855,

1196

JUSTICES' COURTS.

Of Justices' and Marine Courts; their jurisdiction; general provisions,
Of Courts of Special Sessions of the peace; general provisions,

374

Of Justices' Courts under revised act, 1813-general provisions, .

Of Special Justices' Courts in the several cities of the state; jurisdiction and gen-
eral provisions,

374

375

An act granting additional powers to the special justices for preserving the peace

488

in the city of New York, in certain cases, passed April 16, 1816-to bring
suit on recognizances; to send idle children to alms-house, &c., .
Justices' (Marine) Court, under act of April 15, 1817--jurisdiction enlarged to $100,
in certain actions, &c.,

An act to amend an act, entitled "an act to reduce several laws, relating particu-
larly to the city of New York, into one act," so far as relates to the Justices'
Court in said city, passed March 26, 1819--changing name to Marine Court
of the city of New York; and depriving assistant justices of jurisdiction of
actions brought by any seaman or mariner, &c., .

601

617

629

631, 634

An act in relation to assistant justices, passed January 4, 1820-general provi-
sions, &c.,
An act to repeal the 7th section of an act in relation to Assistant Justices' Courts,
passed April 7, 1820, passed March 27, 1821,
An act providing for the appointment of an additional special justice for preserv-
ing the peace in the city of New York, and for other purposes, passed March
26, 1832-office to be north of Grand street,
Additional powers conferred on magistrates and special justices, in taking recog-
nizances to keep the peace, &c., under the act of January 23, 1833,
Fees of special justices, constables and marshals, as established by the act of
April 30, 1833,

An act to provide for the appointment of an additional special justice, for preserv
ing the peace in the city of New York, passed April 23, 1835, and another,
by act of April 18, 1838,

645

735

744

757

780, 812

An act in relation to Justices' and Police Courts in the city of New York, passed
March 30, 1848-six judicial districts made; a justice to be elected in each;
clerks to be appointed; powers vested in justices; general provisions, &c.,
An act to amend the above act of March 30, 1848, passed April 12, 1848-desig-
nating those courts Assistant Justices' Courts,

947

954

The act of July 9, 1851, authorizing Courts of Special Sessions to be held as
often, and at such times, as the judges may deem expedient,

1063

An act in relation to the Justices' Courts in the city of New York, and to amend
an act in relation to Justices' and Police Courts in the city of New York,"
passed March 30, 1848, and as the same has been amended, passed July 11,
1851-additional provisions,

Act of March 5, 1852-in relation to Justices' and Police Courts; declares how
vacancies are to be filled,

1085

Act of April 16, 1852-Justices' Courts changed to District Courts; testimony
may be taken conditionally; salaries fixed by supervisors,
Act of April 12, 1853-requiring the police justices in the city of New York to
file records of all convictions of vagrancy,
Under act of April 12, 1853-the corporation of New York authorized to pro-
vide court rooms for the First District Court,
An act to divide the sixth judicial district of the city of New York, passed March
21, 1854,

An act to amend an act, entitled "an act requiring the police justices in the city
of New York to file records of all convictions of vagrancy," passed April 12,
1853, passed April 10, 1855-additional provisions; penalty, &c.,
An act in relation to the appointment of the Police Court clerks, and clerks of the
District Courts in the city of New York, passed April 10, 1855,
Jurisdiction of Courts of General and Special Sessions of the Peace enlarged by
act of April 12, 1855,

An act to incorporate the Society for the Reformation of Juvenile Delinquents in
the city of New York, passed March 29, 1824-corporation created; style,

&c.;

conducted by thirty managers; elections; power and duty of man-
agers; by-laws; reports to be made, &c.,

An act to amend the act of March 29, 1824, and for other purposes, passed Jan-
uary 28, 1826-managers to receive convicts; when health commissioners
to pay over moneys to the treasurer, &c.,

An act to create a fund in aid of the Society for the Reformation of Juvenile Delin-
quents in the city of New York, and for other purposes, passed April 29,
1829,

An act to amend the above act of April 29, 1829, passed April 21, 1831-relative
to the fund,
Regulations of fund under the act establishing the Seamen's Fund and Retreat,
passed April 22, 1831,

An act to amend the above act of March 29, 1824, passed April 12, 1833-nine
managers to constitute a quorum, &c.,

An act to amend an act, entitled "an act to create a fund in aid of the Society for
the Reformation of Juvenile Delinquents in the city of New York, and for
other purposes," passed February 1, 1839-fund from licenses of theatres, &c., 813
An act making appropriations for the Society for the Reformation of Juvenile
Delinquents in the city of New York, passed April 12, 1848, three-fifths
being present-providing further funds, &c.,

956

An act to appropriate money to the Society for the Reformation of Juvenile De-
linquents in the city of New York, and to enable them to erect new build-
ings, passed June 20, 1851, three fifths being present-appropriation by
state $50,000,
1026

An act to enable the Society for the Reformation of Juvenile Delinquents in the
city of New York to complete their new buildings, and to appropriate
money therefor, passed June 17, 1853, three fifths being present-appropri
ation by state $50,000,

LAFAYETTE PLACE.

An act authorizing the extension of Lafayette place, passed April 14, 1827-to
Eighth street,

LAMPS.

Preservation, &c., under revised act, 1813.

LANDS FOR PUBLIC USES.

An act for securing and improving certain lands in the city of New York for pub-
lic uses, and for other purposes therein mentioned, passed March 16, 1790-
part of Fort George reserved for public buildings, &c.,
See act passed April 2, 1806, granting additional powers to mayor, &c.—gene-
ral provisions,

1128

688

549

390

423

See act passed April 8, 1808, in reference to extending Bridge street to the Bat-
tery, &c.,
An act to enable the mayor, aldermen and commonalty of the city of New York,
to dispose of certain lands heretofore taken for the purpose of opening and
forming Canal street, and for other purposes, passed April 2, 1810.
An act to authorize the sale of certain public property in the city of New York,
passed May 26, 1812---government-house,

An act to vest the title to certain lands in the city of New York, in the mayor,
aldermen and commonalty of the said city, passed February 11, 1814—in ex-
change for lands owned by the United States near the Battery,
An act to repeal a part of the act, entitled "an act to vest the title to certain
lands in the city of New York, in the mayor, aldermen and commonalty of
the said city," passed February 11, 1814, passed March 4, 1814-repealing
the proviso mentioned in the next preceding act,

459

571

573

An act to vest certain lands in the mayor, aldermen and cominonalty of the city
of New York, passed March 29, 1816-appointment of commissioners; pro-
ceedings, &c., to take the lands for Fulton market,

An act authorizing the mayor, &c., to take possession of certain lands, passed
March 14, 1817-for Fulton market, .

An act authorizing the mayor, &c., to take possession of certain lands, passed
April 21, 1818-between 2d Avenue, East river, 24th and 28th streets; for
extending alms-house,

An act relative to the common lands in Harlem, Ninth ward, disposition of,
An act to extend Battery 600 feet and providing for expenses thereof, and to
vest in the mayor, &c., the title to that amount of land under water, &c.,
An act granting certain lands under water to mayor, &c., on North and East
rivers, February 25, 1826,

An act authorizing the mayor, &c., to take possession of certain lands for a pub-
lic market, passed April 11, 1827-between Spring, Washington, Canal and
West streets, in the Eighth ward,

An act releasing to the corporation of the city of New York, a certain lot of
ground in the Sixth ward of said city, passed April 16, 1828-corner of
White and Collect streets,

591

60,8

626

636

645

675

682

690

An act to establish a public square or place in the Eleventh ward, passed April
9, 1833, Tompkins square,

752

An act to release to the mayor, aldermen and commonalty of the city of New
York, a certain piece of ground in the Sixth ward of the said city, passed
May 15, 1837-near corner White and Centre streets,

804

LAWS.

An act to reduce several laws, relating particularly to the city of New York, into
one act, passed April 9, 1813-revised act, 1813,
An act to repeal the acts and parts of acts therein mentioned, passed April 13,
1813-reference to revised act, 1813, repealing former acts, .
The 162d and 163d sections of the revised act, 1813, requiring taxes and assess-
ments to be registered, repealed by act of April 11, 1815,

An act passed January 27, 1817, allowing a defendant an action against plaintiff
in certain cases; in Justices' Courts,

607

Section 7 of an act passed April 7, 1820, as far as it relates to Assistant Justices'
Courts, repealed,

General repeal of all statutes and parts of statutes inconsistent with the act of
February 20, 1830,
An act to provide for the proving of ordinances and proceedings of common coun-

701

cil; charter of city licenses; board of health proceedings and proclamation;
by act of April 17, 1832, .

741

In relation to the Police and Criminal Courts in the city of New York, passed
January 23, 1833-general provisions,

744

To confirm the agreement made by the commissioners of New York and New
Jersey, respecting the boundary line between, and the jurisdiction, &c., of
those states respectively, passed February 5, 1834,

758

An act to prohibit members of common councils of cities, trustees of villages, and
supervisors of towns from being interested in certain contracts, passed March
20, 1843,

853

See LIEN LAW.

LEAKE AND WATT'S ORPHAN HOUSE.

An act to incorporate the Leake and Watt's Orphan House in the city of New
York, passed March 7, 1831-organization, powers of trustees, and general
provisions,

716