New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

rem .in and shall levied and collie tel SANE manner
other provisions Of The said act NOT hereby ae ed amended
effe CT the had bean re.en-ct-d IN this act
SEC a. lind be further enacted That the twelfth sec
OF The SAID act shall be, ami the is hereby so lar
modified h.t al goods imported ron Iinn, this side ol
the CaIe OF Good Hape nay The public for
hudred and twenty days instead OF the tenn
i'm or,,d leyonf III Cage OF God Eops may remain in
the rube stores i n; term Of one and fsy sys
TO Pror dd that, the he ayment OF duties of
sold cor the nj such du.es the rate
efsx nun er snaum, the duties paTable from
as q Part Of the upon such 1 goods
New-York Legislature.
bLnANy, wednesday March &C.
In the SENATE, MI. BARTLETT reported in favor
of granting the prayer Of Elan Lynds, asking for
committee Of investigation in his case A COM
mittce was accordingly appointed.
Mr.. BARTLETT, from the State Prison commit
tec introduced a majority report in favor OF the
Assembly bill in relation to the State Prisons.
Mr.. Lott, by unanimous consent, presented the
petition OF 20 mechanics and citizens of Astoria,
Queens county, praying for the employment Of
the convcts in mining and manufacturing iron.
Mr.. HARD said he would now, and for the last
time, call for the consideration Of his resolutions
in favor Of the present Tariff. Mr. HARD de-
sired simply TO state thatit had become evident
that a serious effort was making in Congress to
distur5 the present Tariff. IT, under such cir
cumstances, the Senate should still persist in its
refusal to consider his resolutions, he would have
right to infer that the majority Of this body
far0red the attempt to overthrow the existing
Tariff,
The Senate refused, by the following strict
party vote, to entertain the sub ect
Ayes-,ie:srs. Backus, Clark Had Putnam, Rhoades,
WoIks-6
Law5enee. Lester Lott Porter scott scoyil, Sherman,
BY Mr.. LESTER, on leave, introduced bill to
reduce the fees Of the Register of the city
and county of New York and OF County
Clerks.
Mr.. DENN1sroN's Canal Report was the sub
iect of some conversation-Messrs.R HoADEs and
VAR1AS (of the Canal Committed stating that
they differed from the position of the Report, and
inquired whether 1t was to be considered the Re
port of the Committee, or only Of MIR. DENNIS
TON. The matter was concluded by Messrs. K.
and V.refusing to endorse the Report, and MIR.
Denniston altering lis caption so as to make it
ap} ear as the Report Of the Minority of the
Committee. The Report in this shape was then
referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
The bill in relation 10 the Eastern Branch of
Of the Schohaire Turnpike was passed
In the ASSEMBLY, (after ourreport of yesterday
closed,) the Report of the Committee on the State
Debt and Liability resolutions was agreed to and
the bill ordered to third reading.
ALBANY, Thursday March 81.
In SENATE Mr. SHERMAN reported IN favor OF
printing ten times the usual number of Mr.. DEN
NIsToNs Report on the Canals, which, after con-
siderable discussion, was adopted.
Mr.. PUTNAM called up the resolution, heretofore
introduced by him, providing for the appropria-
ton Of the $4,000 to the completion Of the Scho-
harie Creek Aqueduct and to the prosecution of
the works on the Jordan Level. After some ex-
planatory remarks from the mover, the resolu-
ton was laid on the table
The bill to amend the Charter of the Public
School Society of the City Of New York was
passed.
The bill to amend the act in relation to the
Maine Hospital was passed in Committee of the
Whole.
The bill in relation to the Natural History Of
New York was then discussed at great length,
and the first section passed.
In ASSEMBLY, the New York Lien Law was
passed.
The Amendments of the Constitution in rela-
ton to State Debts and Liability, were then
taken up, and, after a long discussion, passed
by the following vote-being .tire more than re-
quired by The Constitution
AyEs-ess,s Abbott, AIsn Avotd BOND Bqsw %Gs
e eocRaaR con D4Sezse Edwards edse
Essyn H E1 Ham Hoa G0 Hocn FfH
bell HobsIa JamsGn Jansen Js[fnah
Eoys kS aa S Ryns iss'kF o
Rossmsn F. santSFi r. sSn2rd shsir smons D; H..
Tash ii,is?h W SaGHG %i,o17o
GroY Hail, Hammond, Hannum, Hume, Hqntingg!on M
de Rogers, SAMPSON, Seamdns, Seymour SHAW, T. Smith,
Sperry Sprns. swsepsy vsed,f Waahtms, G. Warren
A party vote, with the exception OF those Loco
foco members whose names are in 1talic and who
voted in the negative.
The committee of the whole, MIR. HAzEN IN the
chair, took up the amendments to the Constltu-
ton in relation to the Judiciary.
Mr. SAMPSON offered certain amendments when
the committee rose and reported, and on motion
Of MIR. BoswoRTu the further consideration Of
this subject was postponed until Wednesday
next.
On motion Of Mr.. HOFFMAN, the House resolv-
cd to continue to meet at . O'Clock and to dis
pense with afternoon sessions until further order.
The committee of the whole, Mr.. S. Smith in
the chair, took up the Dill TO regulate the speed
of steamboats, upon the Hudson river, while
passing the public works in progress on said
river.
The bill confines the speed, while passing such
works, to miles per hour.
MIR. ALvoRD moved to strike out 5, and insert
4 miles per hour.
This amendment was debated by Messrs. Al
voRD GoRHAM and l.. LEE, when, on motion Of
Mr.. ALyoRD, the committee rose and reported
progress.
Mr.. L. LEE moved to order the bill to third
reading.
MIR. LINN moved an adjournment.