New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-07

In senate today Mr.. Deexman presented the
petition OF E Em;noBs and Others for the proiec
iion Of small birds; Mr.. DennIston from Orange
Co 10 submit license question 70 the people re
monstrarce from the Inspector OF Pot and Pearl
Ashes oil New York, against reducing his fecs The
Committee on Indian Affairs reported for the con
sderation Of the Senate the bill for the protection
and Improvement OF the Seneca lndass residing
residing in the Cattaraugus and Allegany Reserva-
TONS which, alter debate, was referred 10 the Com
inl'tee OF the Whole. The bill relative to the Nor
thern State Prison was made the special o,der for
Monday next, at II o'clock. The report Of the
Printing Committee to PRINT ten times the usual
/ number OF the Agricultural Society report was
agreed 10 The bill 10 construct a Railroad from
the navlgable waters OF he great Western Lakes TO
Lake Champ!aIn, II being the order FOR to-day, was
then taken up and debated until the hour of ad-
JOUrnInent.
In the ASSEMBLY yesterday, the bill to Increase
the capital Of The Common School Fund, was taken
up III Committee OF line Whole.
This morning, report wzs made from the judi
CARY COMMITTEE, adverse 10 the petitions for clos
ing the courts against applications tor naluializa-
ton, agreed 10, ayes >, noes . Pursuant 10 the
instructions OF the Hous., Mr.. Cram reported
bill authorizing Cmtrciti0n 81 The People IN
1876 10 rcriSe 6e STATE Constitution After
discussion, tine blii was sent 10 the Committee of
the Whole. ana made the special order for Friday
next al IL O'Clock, and for every succeeding day
mil disposed OF. MIR. Comstock, from the other
Committee, IN pursuance at the same instructions,
reported The bi! for the purpose introduced by
Mr. Wheeler. Both bills 90 10 the same Commit
tee 4 number of bills had thel! tiua! reading and
were passed Among them the bill TO punish Sc
oucion and adultery crimes, and 10 prevent bet
ting elections. Also, the bill 10 incorporate the
New ork Prison Association.
SATURDAY, April 3.
In the SENATE numerous petitions OF the usual
tenor were received and several minor matters dis
cussed. The New-York and Albany Railroad bill
was taken up, aud great many amendments were
offered and the committee rose The same com
tnlttcc took up the Northern Railroad bill, and the
personal liability principle discussed without
taking any question bill was received from the
Assembly, permitting the circuit court OF New
York 20 continue It's session the day ct the char
ter election, which was passed at once. bill TO.
protect and Improve the Seneca natloA OF Indians,
was taken up Ia coInmltter, bu. not passed.
The bill for the relief OF The ~ Y. Institution for
The Blind, was passed Also the bill to authorize
Charles De la Forest TO hold and convey real estate;
together with several Others OF MINOR Importance.
Adjourned
In the ASSEMBLY several bills reported, among
which those prevent The racing trottng oriorses
the Troy read, and the several and In
the city and county OF New lork;e former complete.
with northumberland both L third reading. Mr.
T. H. Lee reported bin ciavcio the Circuit Court in and
for the city and county 0i y. York passed MI Titus reported
general lien law for mechanics and Tssercctng build
ngs and furnishing materials therefor. Several bills were
put forward by and eyeralwcrc rcada th time
aud passedamong them The bills TO incorporate the Ro-
sendle and New Paltz Turnpike Companvto incorporate
the Troy Gas Light Companyto extend the act 10 pro-
mote Agriculture The bill TO increase the capital OF the
School fund.- amended IN Committee of the whole,
further discussed, aud under the previous question, The
question OF agreeing TO The bill amended LOST
40. noes 20 Mr. Pierce moved reconsideration OF this
vote. Mr. T. L. Lee moved at adjournment, aud the mo-
ton prevailed, ayes -, noes 40 Adjourned.