New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15
Mem I 9TH Legislature.


The SENATE at the afternoon session took up
:. IN relative to the fees of the State Printer
nor rejecting several amendments and debating
.deerent sections at some length IN Committee,
\ bill was reported to the Senate 1t was then
,3,,ed to third reading by a vote OF II to Il
II ASSEMBLY, at the afternoon session, the bill
,,saljpg the law granting the right of trial by
~ to ali alleged fugitive slaves, came up and
:. ordered to third rca ding by the following
pte:
,,r.-Mes,rj. Beatty, Bowdish, NJ. Brown, Demares,,
crimson. Fnday French, Glaser, Graves GIiIln j.
ri Hathaway, Hoes HuJbell, Jones' ketcham Mason
',i IN Miller Monroe, Murray Nicho, Ostertout'
,urber sanford T. Sherwood, Soper, stra'lo Suyaan
r.. Tower Uda vanderbu,h, Var Duzer Vary, Wal
~ 8. Warren, White, Youngs-39
u" yr.-Mess.. Austin Babcock 4. Baldwin, +. u
,,iSu;n T. Benedict, Bigelow, Booth, Brooks j. I.
s ssr B,lesop. Caldwell Couselyea Dewey, Fitzhush,
flint w. Hail. Hibbsd, NG.sw, Mi'cal, Porter Fec
;inmvay smiley, Spencer, L. Strong, Sweeney Van
; ;.s,,ek Wait, Z. f. Warren, West Wfsh,-3l
The House then adjourned.
iA' FRIDAY April Il.
In the SENATE Mr.. FOSTER reported against
he Assembly bill to change the manner Of ap-
Dnting Bank Commissioners. A motion to lay
ne hill on the table was carried--i4 TO II. The
i'll amendng the acts reativoto Common Schools
.ss then finally passed. The bill IN relation to
rurors in the City of New York, in relation to
pbication of notices in the State Paper, and
theirs Of slight general Importance were also
nsed The Senate then went into Executive
session and soon adjourned
In ASSEMBLY, the act to aid the construction OF
HE New.York and Erie Railroad was read, and
the vote on its passage was IS to 25-whereupon
The Speaker declared the bill passed; and an aI'-
peal was taken. The House then adjourned
New BRuyswIcK.-Th Provincial Legislature
Of New Brunswick was expected to close It's ses-
son on the 9Th inst. A Revenue Law imposing
duties has been passed at the late session, which
the subject Of severe animadversion In some Of
the papers ofthc Province. The complaint Is that
docs not sufficiently encourage domestic indus
Try. Many foreign products arc admitted freeot
duty, but on pretty large proportion there Is
duty of 10 per cent. ad valorcm, similar articles
nom the Provinces being admitted at per cent
It's complained that III some cases manufactured
articles are admitted free, the raw materials of
which are subject to duty This objection does
not appcarto apply except to very limited extent.
"PLEAs Is TAkEN.-The last number of the
Knoxville Tenn Post says that this negro man.
the property of Mr.. Crutchfeld, who has been
running at large for about SIX months, has been
apprehended and lodged in the jail. lie was
taken about four miles from this place, as we
have been informed dressed in female attire, and
the time of his arrest had a child i'll his arms,
hr whom he was maniiesting much maternal so
leltude. He is supposed to have been guilty OF
numerous thcis and burglaries since his eopemcnt.
ROBBERY IN PIrTsrlELp.-Wc learn from the
Hits6old Sun that the Berkshire Hotel in that
ilage, was robbed on Monday night last of a