The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-28
n.=tM ID. Albany. I-Hs''l7 :,
Co rrssp ndencs Of the Herald,

l9 ~ Ia (ct r1ssps ndeacs Of the HeraIa) er,,11
aiT o,LRt'u ann Hl-=nAI BANY, Mach 20. 1872.
The lGruus Yards ianRtts ToykA TIE cdnaIsn In
Insurance Company St6st PsSnsingA State plison,-
Gi' 4dr lIa2Y, &c.n al nm, ffs5 III "a ~
e 10 the ASSEMBLY to- day, Mr.. MactaY presente d
petition in relation TO the nterment Of the dead in
tae city pf New York ;salse, for IN auAsanart O
~. F'f't Jaw. .is'r Ji1 ." "a fr'.J Jsss"No't
MrraF LASLER, from Niagara q presented IN the
.orm OF Peiion,a substitute Ion state, proposing
!i incorporate company, 70 be styled the, FL 10
Sanai enlargement md the Gepesse, Valley and
n Pas kiyer Canal Constsuetion Company. with
Siapintnl' o' VoO ;spch company to have the
leYenpe OF lhe Erie, Canal and the Black River
Sanal' 70 carry mem on to completion, and to pay
| of the State debt,
Mr. HSRPyR reported bills to incorpor,e Inc
iMe~ Yosk mu,.at in:arases Companynt reduce
ny-to amend the New York Trust Fire Insurance
Company. Mr.. RUSSELL reported against The ne.
titions for new county irem parts q Greene, BEL
awane and SchOharie. M GRovr reported . hiIl
~ reduce the npmher OF quarts I'M a bushehof mi
fsed, which was orde!ed 70 third reading. Mr..
GRoUf gave notice Of his Intention to introduce a
fbas to discourass May day moving and to amend
The third reading, Of bills, WHEN that order was
reached, on motion OF Mr.. HuMpREY, was Suspend
ga. Mr. II. then moved that tho Railroad Com
mittee ascerissn md report the amount Of freight
traHspoEted on the Albany andi Stock bridge
J. wslsMf unlimited ssIies, II res e,u.
ficss Ia favor ~ aaprotective tariff, which were
laid on the table. s,mly-,rsIi
-, Mr.. GReyT, previous to notice, introduced. on
leave his bill to preserve the Croton Water Works,
and y was ordered to third reading. The Bill is
asfoll>ws :--,l liz nnH p0Ss. ~fin .lgsIF
AN.ACYr-lEorl the preservatio ofths creton Water
s as sly q YsT
Senate and Assembly do'enactas follows g. ..5-l
If snf
such byawsand otdinsac "a 10 them shall se meet
WbfEs tonnec,ed With he he eit tS
Yefkwith pure and whofes0ins wbter, Gndef snf by
virtue Of the Get 10 proNide for supplying the ei.ys
New York with pure and wholesome ater passed Nav
o. lss4spsnd theaets amending the same pfoVidedkat
sneh by are,not inconsistent with
sn c z H' sis y sBs1Gf 'hetf
gsls.srs- alao ta'orssniasa department. viii fuu
powers for the management Of such works audi dis
BIC This law shallt ake effect ia,mediat<ly.4V
MI II, BySHtANis reaolatie -rsseinding the
ssn1f sIs;ad alSss g. i iSs
each State snd appfOPr9ating copy ofthe docu-
menss to- each moanheInof Ahei pxosen iegissture,
was, taken up AID adopted Allwihs resolye ceE-
should be in the arshive. Of e9efS sac Il tse
Unioj are uossito be shut upfn the private libra
riss Of The laesabeEs Mr.FowxsErD exsrted him
sefi9 oPP1s!!i9P Y its aa9Pti9R but without avail,
Hoase eyen reS'1s 70 ea fns yeas and nays
The Houas againo rstnsnsd tsrshe tAird reading
Of bills, when Mr., .PALsxA moyed that iAe, Sta,s
report Complete ne accepted IN amendment prt-
viaing. that the cornittss should eonsist efjone
member fr.m each Ser and the motion
ash ,gfsss tn w. On es g
consiaeredJn.'Oh tbs question opiss fisa passsgc,
some explanation was made, and MIR. BAKER called
upon PR WEE to give his reason Why he opnosed
it Mr.. WnR said that il Arose solely from con-
strtuiisn and his strong objeetions to
special legislatfoal Mr. O'6uLLI VAN then stated
that his objections arose from the same considerS-
tons sS The pill was doubtless an nnSc:nt onsnit
wcnld pvoPese was adopted, hs should with plea.
sure give hisHOle in. fsverofths bAA,o The amend-
ment proPosed that under this law any similar cor.
eved in.4avor Of ths adoption of general law
which SHOULD cever aA these applications. After
furlh.r discussion, the bill was passed, I he
Speaker also always votes against every bill squnt-
ngvOwafds a corporatioh, on the same principle.
nxnberO of bills Of n'unimportaut character were
then disppsedof., an tfg.a RI, .ir,o,---rf, Ia ID +,
ArrEnsoos srssIo.-TLe discussion Of the bill
in relation to State Prisons was then resumed and
was in progress, when ihisiestsr is closed It'll
In the SENATE, the Tax and Finance bill has been
under discussion during the day 1,,-t IN ;aian
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al. Il ,u,,,y Superior ,Goart,s hn ,,,t
Observation-Disclosures 1xs Apseican, ,I,swGpce
Co, Of Neo York ads Darid p. Rsisch, and I'm:
s. Pstrkin:AM aehedAcosts to abide the
event Of suit. IL - 20 ulnL- H.ln ,llJ ?
Reuben Ro,cley ads.Silas III Naturalization
granted, without costs.
samasI,A: HOUSE ads. Bdydra Boyd Motion
granted, without oosfS.i lHnslnJh i'orlnn,2F ~
t.Ernssf Feeder ads John 1altasa, jan--Reploa-
ton .et a.aethe plaintiff 70 BE- at liberty TO reply
'Edsa5d HLais,t, sndslae,s ads E,ne,tFTedle'.'
george 8, .Nichoh W. The MayQr and rC0mmouaHs
Of Ne,c York This " as an apr cal from ajudg-
lneAt obtained against Plaintiff H. the eodsrbeldwfcr
infracticn of oity ordinances in seliinsiine With
out itsu being ipreyously ipApected here. 1.-The
plsiptif contendsd that having been inspected in
Greene county, Under The state law, Ne Was NOT
bound tonhaws it Isc1inspe eted in iseity. The
court sustained the: pss,ion, declaring that The
state law overpoWered the city ordinance. Judg-
ment reversed -
-HJoin he Gl5iti VS.. John Cotier,A- Judgment re-
HIM. C, Bryant and HIN, q. Bosgs, ~ Edsca,S
HcIins Country NEWSPAPER bills Order, II plain,
t,fFs creds gas from theam Of referees report,
then ,Eo!ien to7set aside, sspost ldened' without
costs, Of the arsumentTetAerwsel motion grantedaa
Sarah VI traham, eTscpt,ir, rs. Samuel J. To-
bIAs LJudg nent for painti5s. ''-' ~ -
II,ts,v Morton anz Esratd F,ltyi Us. Aussin ID.
lioors-Alotion 10 set aside nonsuH denied in,7iiso
kster 4. HaTsous Is, Hug9f -dblpn' and ot1sTs,--
lssS' ~ ~ . Ii = .pIi,1m rnl is.i
.,TsFArr, VITA THE. WysNpo OF IspuArs,-rMe
learn, by a letter from Cell John Johnston, United
states COMMISSIONER, published in the Ohio State
to,irnaf that on the 9Th inst. he coreludSd at Ur.
yer, Sasdusky, Ohio,is treaty of session sod emil
graiop with the chiefs and llSss of the Wy
ando nation 81 Indians; by which the chiefs are
tofembte theft people tothe southwest 81 Miss QUIT
IN hSi3M their owk cost, and w ithbut TIRE usual
agency on the part Of. sovepme mt Of supermt nd
ents conductors, teams,eIs,,& 7-the Indians fur
nishing their own transl ertation and subsistence
on the journey, And finding Themselves provisions
nj thet5 home. by this treaty ths' w yasdetr
csde 70 the uited States, without any reservation,
all their land, consisting Of about one hundred aud
fifteen sections, said " be among tkebe N Ohio,