New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18
WHOLE NO. OH.
Sew-York Legislature.
ALsNNY. EhUSt1y, March Il

In the SENATE, Mr. BocKEs, trom the Com
mittec on Finance, reported against the bill Of
Mr F,ULKNER for an equalizatlon OF the State
Tax among the several Counties of the State.
and at the same time introduced bill TO secure
a more equal valuation OF taxable property, the
same as was passed by the Assembly in lSi2
The resolution directing the Canal CommS
Sicners to bring into use the new hne OF the I'm
laiged Canal through the village OF Rome, COM
inz Up, Nr. BocKEE moved to SO amend the re-
solution from the Assembly to direct the Canal
Commissioners 10 put the new line INTO operation
IN case they were satisfied that II would co>< less
tn IN the old line. Adopted
In the ASSEMBLY, the bill to extend the limits
of the City of Rochester was passed.
The House then resumed the consideration OF
thcStatc Prisons bill. Mr. IoUNGS moved 10 strike
out ali after the enactlng ciau>e-t0St: ayes ~,
rays 50 After two or three other motions, the
Report of the COMMITTEE of the Whole was agreed
to. and the bill ordered engrosSed for a third
reading.
The Amendments to the Constitution Resoiu,
tons were then debated, and the Committee rose
and reported progress
The Scnatcs amendments to the enlarged "a
nal through Roale bill were concurred IN, and the
ALBANY Fuday, March =
In SENATE Mr. CORNING, from the Committee
on Commerce and Navigation. reported III favor
OF the bill to amend the actrelating to the Marine
Hospital and It's funds
The Senate. by a vote OF Is TO ., refused TO
consider Mr HARD's resolutions IN favor OF the
present Tariff,
The Tonawanda Raihoadb bill was passed. Au-
thorizes the Company TO connect their road with
the Auburn and Rochester.
The bill erecting the new County of Schuyler
was killed by striking out the cnactlng clause.
In ASSEMBLY Mr. G.. b. WARREN reported
against the bill requiring the banks TO keep up
oar redemption IN New \ York referred to COM
miLtee of the Whole.
The discussion of the bill IN relation to State
Prisons, Greeting new Prison, &c was then
resumed, and, without farther material amend
ment. the bill was PASSED-Ayes %, Nays o3
as follows:
B1own Burbank BURKE CaIpeHe, Carr coeJ l. GGie 5
Ggs s D9fsze w nnn% p1gas; ii @ iiai abbs
Hntchinson Jansen jeremiah D. Lee Mann kieS S4
dee Pnne: Reynolds Rossf' f"Ss k@ssaan' Z esm%sG
stevens, Srrong, Sutton, Suydam seens ~ ihomP'Gg'
Vee,cr " adharns q. 3. Warren, "hppe, Williams T..
Ms arqol4 AS;y eeHe'st Bs,rF B%,n1@
Burt Carlisle thLS, Il. w ,itIK, ulcklhSou HIIuNr'
Ftrd, Findisy Foster Gates; Gorhom Gr9t Ha,i Ham Ham
mond Hauns, j. Harris, Hoffman, Horton. Hum, r john
SON VI II Johnson. Kngmm; H. Lee; LINN, LounSoaiy - ;
Nc onue H. Mead, Msdbury. proudht RapJe Rt dni ton
Roe SAMPSON Seanans, Simons, d. II smith, f. smith J.
TutM, .fi ?. ii Warren Wa;eis, c Wright, Yeunss-o9,
The bills relative to the Cnskany Manuiactur-
ing Company and the Troy Mutual Safety lnsu-
rance Co. were passed
Mr.. LINN gave notice of his intention to INTRO
duce bill TO amend the act Of lS42 for paying
the debt, &c of the State and resunng the pub
lie works also, to provide for the election OF ca
nal commissioners by the people
Mr.. YouNGs laid on the table a concurrent re-
solution directing the canal commissioners to
close the locks on the Sabbath.
Mr.. LINN offered certain amendments to MIR.
Carrs resoIutions which were ordered printed
They take ground in favor OF protective tariff,
and the right OF petition.
Mr.. +. S,NDFoRD called up ms resolution al
lowing the committee on the militia and the pub
he defence to visit New York, and report on It's
present state, &c. &c.
The debate occupied the House more than an
hour, in the course of which,
NIr. IT, LEE offered an amendment to the reso-
luton that each of the members of the House
accompany the committee.
Quite a lengthy alteration here took place
between Messrs, LEE and CARR. The resolution
WIS finally rejected.