execute a mortgage upon its property." Passed March 31, 1857.
Passed April 8, 1864.
The offense contemplated by section 4, amending section 6 of
the original act, is deemed sufficiently covered by the more general
provisions of sections 601-612.
An act for the better regulation and discipline of the New York
State Inebriate Asylum. Passed April 15, 1864.
Preserved by section 786, subd. 24.
An act to enable the qualified electors of this state, absent there-
from in the military service of the United States, in the army and
navy thereof, to vote. Passed April 21, 1864.
Preserved by section 786, subd. 28.
An act in relation to the sale, use and disposition of butts, hogs-
heads, barrels, casks, or kegs used by the manufacturers of malt
liquors. Passed April 22, 1864.
Preserved by section 786, subd. 25.
An act in relation to the compensation of the several officers of
state prisons. Passed April 23, 1864.
Is the basis of section 854.
An act to amend section second of chapter four hundred and
fifteen of the Laws of 1863. Passed April 23, 1864.
Relates to earning commutations of sentence by convicts in state
prisons. See provisions on that subject in sections 1018-1023.
An act to amend section seven of the act entitled "An act to
authorize the levying of a tax upon the taxable property of the
different counties and towns in the state, to repay moneys borrowed
for, or expended in the payment of bounties to volunteers, or for
the expenses of their enlistment, or for aid to their families, or to
pay any liability incurred therefor, or that may hereafter be incur-
red, and to amend section one of chapter five hundred and fourteen
of the Laws of 1863." Passed February 9, 1864. Passed April
25, 1864.
This act was promulgated after the Code was so far completed,
that the act could not be made the basis of any distinct sections in
the body of the work; and in so far as it declares new misdemeanors
it is deemed too obscure and uncertain to be continued in force in
its present form, as authorizing criminal prosecutions. It is there-
fore disregarded. Violations of the act falling within sections 215
and 216 of the Code, will, however, be punishable under those
sections.
An act to prevent the swindling of persons enlisting into the
military or naval service of the United States, and to make such
offenses felony, and to punish the use of certain means to procure
enlistments. Passed April 25, 1864.
Preserved by section 786, subd. 28.
An act to amend an act entitled "An act to establish a Metro-
politan police district, and to provide for the government thereof,"
Passed April 15, 1857. Passed April 10, 1860. Passed April
25, 1864.
Preserved by section 786, subd. 26.
An act to incorporate the Long Island City Water Company.
Passed April 30, 1864.
Section 17 of the act, making it a misdemeanor to injure the
works or property of the company, is deemed sufficiently covered
by sectious 696 and 722.
An act to incorporate the Cambridge Valley Water Company.
Passed April 30, 1864.
Section 17 of the act making it a misdemeanor to injure the
works or property of the company, is deemed sufficiently covered
by sections 696 and 722.
An act to amend chapter four hundred and sixty-seven of the
Laws of 1862, entitled "An act to prevent the adulteration of milk,
and to prevent the traffic in impure and unwholesome milk."
Passed May 2, 1864.
See the act amended, in its place in this table. The amendatory
act was promulgated after the Code was too nearly completed
to admit of its being made the basis of provisions in the body
of the work.
An act to revise and consolidate the general acts relating to
public instruction. Passed May 2, 1864.
Preserved by section 786, subd. 27.
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