New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
Neyv-YorIs Legislature.

Senator from each District. Lost by the casting
vote of the President
On molten of Mr.. FOSTER, the Senate resumed
the consideration Of the amendments TO the Con.
stitution.
The question was debated at some length, when
the Senate adjourned without taking question.
In ASSEMBLY Mr.. L. SANFORD reported wi:h
amendments the bill in relation TO the Marine
Hospital and its funds.
Tie tax on cabin passengers 10 be 81; ON steer
age passengers so cents. The salary of the resi-
dent Physician 10 be Sl,250. The Health Officer
to account TO the Comptroller annually Tor all
fees and pcrqusites of his Office.
Mr. S. SAID the delegation from New York
were now unanimous in favor Of the bill, and on
his motion the same was ordered to third read
Ing.
Mr.. YouNGs moved reconsideration OF the
vote on the final passage Of the bill in relation to
the Utica and Schenectady Railroad.
The vote was cconsdercd-Aycs 95, noes 6.
Mr.. ALvoRD moved to commit the bill with In
siructons 10 amend SO as to confine the carrying
of freight to the period of the suspension Of narl-
CATION. Carried.
Mr.. CluLDS called for the consideration of the
resolution for the adjournment of the Legislature
on the 30lh Of April-Lost. a resolution was
then offered, fixing the 9TH OF May as the day OF
adjournment, which prevailed, los to s.
Pending discussion on Mr.. LEES resolution
ins:ructing The Select Committee TO bring in
bill ioT submitting 10 the People the question OF
Constitutional Convention the Assembly took
recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
In SENATE a message was received from
the Assembly with concurrent resolution pro-
posing the 7th May as the day of adjournment
Laid on the table.
The Sena!e then resumed the consideration OF
AMgADNEa No. 4, being the one which provides
for the Incorporation oi the individual liability
clause in all future charters for banking monied
institutions
After some discussion the question was taken,
and the 18th Amendment prevailed, 10 To 9.
The question then REQUIRED upon the following:
being
AMENDMENT No. 5-No property qualification
shall be required to render person eligible to or
capable OF holding any office or public trust in this
State.
Adopted, Ayes 81, Nays (Mr. BAcKus)
The sixth and last amendment, IN works FOL
lowing, 10 wit:
No Judicial officer shall be removed By The Joint resolution Of
comucnd the covenor unes The cause of such reno
the may he; aud such officer against whom te
Legislature or the Sensc may Ice about 10 proceed shall be
scs alleged .r lbs days before the day
on which either House shall act thciecl ana sl nave an
ton shall DO taken upon such remOva and tile yeas and rays
bn be entered upon Journal of the Senate OF beth llo
ses, the case may be.
The question being taken, the amendment PRE-
VAILED. Ayes 27-(same vote as the last
Adjourned.
In ASSEMBLY the Committee of the Whole, Mr..
CocnRANE in the Chair reported to the House the
bill in relation to the practice Of Physc and Sur
gerry. Adjourned. -..,,
In SENATE Mr.. SMITn reported IN favor OF the
Assembly bill to incorporate tho NEW Jerk AG
RIcuLrURAL School, with an amendment substl-
tutng the name of Isaiah Townsend in place Of
that of Eratus Corning for Commissioner.
Ordered to third reading.
The Assembly bill renewing the charter Of the
Manumission Society in the City Of New York
was also ordered to a third reading
Mr.. PUTNAM called up the Joint resolution o!
the Assembly, fixing upon the 9TH day of May
as the day Of ad iournmcnt Alter several inetfec-
tual attempts TO amend by substituting a later
day, tho resolution was agreed to; Ayes -, Nays
none.
The following bills were read third time and
passed:
To i"corpo,n;c The Western Farmers Mutual Insurance
TO incorporate the E.dyvile Bridge Company.
TO dissolve the corporation entitled the Troy and Science
Relative to Receivers q Banking C9TpoIation,.
For the preservation Oi trout IN the Dwasco Lake
To authorize IN additional term OF the Court OF Common
Pleas IN Chauaugue county: e.,, :, u....L
kerpsic To pny over certain the Board Of Education
oncorpofuo Mcndeohn Benevolent Society OF the city
IN rotation 10 tho Police aud Criminal Courts OF the cty of
c furnish copies of the Revised Statutes the several town,
To amend the net n relation to the collection Of the
In 10 relation ilon to tie Cty orBraokyni, ".
TO authorize the nis,ec OF the village oil vernon 10 osah
10 a.sed the chatter OF village OF Saratoga Springs.
Toamcnd the charter of the village Of Havana.
To confirm the title Of JnInes H. Allen to certain land IN
Popshkeepsie and New York; =. o.
For the relief Of samuel s Hyde. Anra Coffin and jana
In relation to the Common Schools the town Of Williams,
In relation to School District no. l. in the town Seneca
Ontario County. 49,,
10 amend the several elat on to the village Q! Batavia
Granting TO Levi Leonard authority 10 establish ferry across
70 aaofie the draining of the Crosier Swamp. In the
T the Ministers Relief Association o,c Synod
oil For r the relief oil David Bokes. and Others.
Relating 10 the Saratoga anl Washington Railroad tom-
pany. Adjourned.
In ASSEMBLY, after the transaction of some
unimportant business the New York Police Bill
(which will be found at length IN another column
was ordered to third reading
Mr.. HAzrx reported bill for the appointment
of a State Commissioner 10 supervise The Kail-
road Companies between Albany and Buffalo.
Mr.. DAvEzAc, by consent, LAID on the table the
following concurrent resolution =
Ee.Ired If the Sena- That Senators IN Con
gre. be directed Representative be requested 10 use
Their most earnest efforts induce tie Federal Executive l"
direct our iElser England 10 cE;eavof to obtain by neo
,,ai,o the government cl her Britannia Nusiy the -
roou of or deaiei as covcts III Inc
Er,l,>h Penal Colony III Van Demans Land.
Mr. Burr wished 10 non-concur IN several o.
the amendments OF the Senate 10 the Newly ork
Tex Bill, and asked a Committee oil Conference.
Agreed 10.
The fee bill, reported by Mr.. L. LEE from the
Select Committee, was then called up, and dis
cussed at very great length.
The section increasing the fees Of nota1les pub
lie in New. Y ork, was stricken out, on motion OF
Mr.. WILLIAMS. The bill was then ordered TO a
third reading.
Mr.. ALLEN laid on the table q concurrent reso-
luton for the appointment Of Regent OF the