New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10
New-Tork Legislature.
Fx;pM. March

| In SESArg. among the petitions was enc present.
| N nv Nh Johnson TO aiiow the New-fork ami
Ere abroad TO extend their line into PennSvlya-
MA Nh Folsom presented the memorial OF The
1 New-fo.H Chamber OF commerce, IN oltYsluon
IN IN increase OF tells the oswegs canal; also
! from the city OF New-YorA Tor the incorporation
/ of fhs Nertuns Insurance company. MF. Dennis
ION reported IN favor OF the bill 70 improve the m
| Ie, OF Cayusa Lake. which was referred 10 the
( Committee of the Whole 4 bin was theH INTRO
puced 10 increase the capital o. 'h- I 'ca ana cShe
nec,ady Railroad Company. or 10 authofiSe them
/ 10 borrow a sum NOT 10 exceed S3Oo.0C 10 enable
! them 10 relay their track with the heavy h or /
rail. which read twice and referred AT Hii-
cheI brought IN bill 10 incorporate the Hcnrieia
| and Brighton Plank Road Company. when was
OF bill 10 amend The act IN relation 20 the redemp-
non OF bank notes \ message was received from
the Assembly appointing 4 committee OF confer
ence on the bill 10 pay the troops called ont m De-
cember, lSti. and January 1915
ne question on the maj passage OF the bill = 10
| increase the revenues OF the State bv extending
the market for salt, coal and lead = came under
consideration The question was debated by Sem
aiors MITCHELL johnson. Folsom. BacNus. Por:er
and Sherman, when vote was taken and the bill
passed. ayes II, noes
The remainder OF the sitting was taken IN
IN the consideration of bills on the general or,lers
until the usual hour OF Adjournment, when mo.
ton 70 go INTO executive session prevailed after
which the Senate adjourned
Ia the ASSEMBLY, memorial was presented
from the New-York Chamber OF Commerce r.
monstratns against the establishment of discrinl.
mating tolls on the canal The SENATE bill cStab-
fishing general law for the relet of aliens was
reportei iavoraby on. and a moton made BY Mr..
Mccarthy 10 have the bill ordered 10 third read
Ing. which was unsuccessful. ~ the request Of
! Nh c. the bill was then laid on the table y bill
amending the act of March 23d. 1911, in relation
20 Incorporated companies TOR manufacturing pur-
poses. was reported and ordered 10 third reading
A bill was reported TO authorize the establishment
of Savings Banks.
The Senate bill for the paymen, OF the Hudson
iail guard was reported tavorably on, and an ub-
successful motion made 10 have The bill the special
order for Thursday next The Committee on Az
ricuure reported bill 10 incorporate the New
! York Industrial Association. A bill was passed 10
extend the time Tor the collection of taxes IN War
| rem Herkimer Co. The bill for the reliet OF Ger
! tam purchasers OF land in the Oneida Reservation
had IL third reading ard, after pro,racted debate,
,shich was cut OFT by the PreU'ouS QUESTION, was
! passed.
A resolution was adopted restricting members
from occ;pving the floor IN their remarks more
| than one hour al a time, except when discussing
the Constitutional amendments. Aresolution was
! laid upon the table calling upon the Canal Commas
sioners TO inform the House OF the amount OF work
put under contract on the Canal since 1872, ana al
so that contemplated for the ensuing year. Mr..
! Maher introduced bill IN relation 10 notices IN
suits Ia Chancery affecting the title OF real estate IN
| the city OF Newf ork
MIR. Moulion gave notice Of his intention TO m
rotuce bill 10 prevent the racing and trottlng OF
/ horses on the Third Avenue in the city OF New
! York Mr. Van Valkenbursh called for the con.
! sheraton OF Il resolution empowering The Railroad
| Committee to visit the Harlem Railroad. Mr.. '.
V explained that since the bill granting the power
| To tins company 10 complete their road 10 Albany
! had been introduced. another company had come
| forward tor a similar charter. claiming that The
! Harlem Railroad was not sufficient tor the purpose.
The Directors of the Harlem Road had therefore
requested this visitation injustice 10 themselves -
After some discussion the whole subject was Land
on the table The House then went into commit
tee of the whole on The Constitutional amendments,
when Mr. Morrison having the floor, went on 20
discuss mainly the Catholic religion and what he
considered 10 be lis anli-repubican tendency. Mr.
NJ was extremely severe on the Pope OF Rome,
who sat enshrned IN the campagna. After lie
had concluded, the House adjourned.
SATURDAY. March s. 1876.
u senate, among the petitions were several Tor
and against the new county Of Schuyler; several
also ia favor OF ths Henrietta and Brighton road
Mr. Folsom presented the memorial of the Mayor,
Aldermen and Commena;y of New-Yo for the
repeal OF the law evying a State mill tax. Mr. Va
Ran presented the petition ct owners OF ground IN
Eleventh street, NewYo rll, IN favor OF closing said
street Mr. Porter reported iavOrably on the bill TO
extend the time for the collection OF taSrs IN the
town of Warren, Herkimer County, which was
subsequently read a third time and passed. Mr.
Deyo reported bill which was read twice, TO allow
the supervisors of the town OF Wilma eherson Coto
levy tax to paw for building a bridge. MIR. Varlan
reported b, TO amend the charter OF the Albany
Gas Light snpany. Itaows the capital stock 10
! br increased a sum not exceeding SE0,0OO. The
bill had liz second reading, and was referred. Mr..
ester brought IN bill 10 incorporate the Buffalo
Gas Light Company; also, pursuant to previous no.
tc-. bill to amend the act of May ith, 1910, in re-
atlon to The redemption oi bank notes The bill IN
/ troduceG pTovidcs for a par redemption al Albany
| or New-York The order of unfinished business
being reached, the Senate was occupied until the
hour OF ADJOURNMENT 10 discussing sundry bills 10
| Committee Of the Whole.
! Tr the ASSEMBLY. Mr. Wheeler presented me-
mortal from the Common Council OF the city Of
New York III relation to the alien passengers ar
irving at the port OF that city. The memorial
after some discussion between MessrS Barley and
Wheeler A. 10 the proprety OF reference, was re-
/ ferr,d to the delegation from New York, Kings and
Richmond A number OF reports OF no very gene.
| raj interest, were received, when the House went
! into Committee of the Whole on the Constitutional
Amendments Mr.. Mccarthy having thu floor,
made most abb. and eloquent reply 10 the TWO
DAYS sgecch of Mr. MORRISON. finished yesterday
/ The committee then rose, Mr. Sprng having me
j floor Mr. Van Schoonhoven then announced the
death OF the Hon. l.. :. Chatiied late Speaker
! and for several years member OF The House
Attera cling and appropriate tribute to hlsmcmoy,
[Albany Atlas.
THE VOICE or OHo.-Ihe course OF Senators
Allen and Japan in disregardng the will OF the
People Of Ohio on the question of Texas is ex-
citing much feeling in that State. The OHIO State
Journal states that the question Of calling State
| Convention OF the Sons OF Freedom, without dis
tlncrion OF party, IS asitated tsays-
.Tne voice OF Ohio should be heard the momentous
questions nov pressing upon The action Of tie PEOPLE
IL called tor Their Representatives have sold them out
have abandoned their duty Watchnen and SeutneIs Of
ser;v and submitted he driven before The Slave Power
IKE eat;e. Thcy have permitted the Nuliiders of the
South-ths enemies OF the USION-the advocates OF
Southern Conieieracy, mould their views anew, and
convert them into D0Ugifaoes. VIII The people Of Ohio
ratily the bargain We believe not Then let Il be
heard from TO circumference which shall make the