New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-15
Ssw-York Legislature.

u StTGts, the bill appEoprlatlDs SISi ,VVo 20 ile
Resumptoa of the Construction OF the Enc En-
Iars-ment and lateral canals-in other WORDS, rl-
setting aad breaking down the much gloEiiied
Policy OF lS42' which mas already cost The
Stale nearly 81 coo 90 III damages 70 contractors
was debated and passed:
ArEs-Messrs B.ckas Bs-ti,, Beers, 5u-ahaGr Chsrn-
berAin Corning. Emu1on. Faulkner. Fes0a Hard. Nit
cheI Putnam. Sesv.l, VA-isa-lt
NoEs-Messrs. BaekEan. Bockee. pennis;or. Hiad,
johnson Jones. Lesser. Porter. SE.;h-s.
Ds-fged-Mess-,. Barlow Clark peyo. Lott, SetSwiek
Sherman, T2leotr, Varney, Wright.
The Senate also passed the general bill N rea-
ton 10 the Contracts OF Railroad ConFsnl-s-re-
frsins. 5y the decisive vote OF 20 10 S 10 make all
Stockholders in Railroads hereafter chartered lndl-
vidually liable FOR the debts OF such Railroads
Mr Hard reported complete the Northern Rail
road bill: also th= several other Railroad pills
which were referred 10 Committee Yesterday
All of these bills were laid upon the table.
Mr Putnam presented, for the consideration OF
the Senate. the Assembly bill tor the preservation
OF life IN case OF Steamboat disasters
Mr. Bartlit presented from the Select Committee
of Eight. substitute for the senblv bill re atlve
to the Natural History OF the State. On motion OF
Mr. 3. the blll was read third time and passed
Mr.. Wright presented. for the consideration OF
the Senate the bill TO amend the act IN relation 10
Common ScHoo Education in the City of New
York Mr. Jones moved II 10 Comralttee OF the
Whole. and hoped it would stay there. Mr. Fol
som explained that tn, bill was merely designed TO
produce uniformity in the School Books IN the
CITY of New-York He called for the reading of
the bill Mr. Hand moved TO lay 1t on the table,
and the motion prevailed.
The Senate then went into Executive Session.
In the Assembly, number OF bills were read
third time and passed among them,
In relation to The members OF re-engne and hook and
ladder pAn:es
To prevent the disturbance OF evening schools.
To facilitate the construction OF MoFse's Electro Nag
netic Telegraph.
In relation 10 judgments upon recognixances in y 1srk
In relation 10 liens created favor OF mechanics.
To allow transcripts judgments from justices Courts to
be transferred other counties then TO become len upon
zeal estate.
For distribution OF Copies of the General index Of the
documents and laws OF the state.
In relation 10 bail in the Cout of Chancery.
amend Revised relation 20 the d!stT
button OF the assets of persons dying intes;a;e.
Mr.. Bloss read petition on the subject ot Lie
Pr-servers in the form al setses on the promenade
decks of steamboats,
Mr.. Bowen reported against the petition from
Buffalo for law 10 grant rellet 20 INDECENT iam-
lies, the heads of which have been sent 10 State
Prison: also. the petition for the rellei OF dis
| charged convcts:-agreed 10.
Mr. Wycliofi caII,d for the third reading OF the
Brooklyn Ferry Bill After some discussion the
bill was ordered to be read at half past this after
noon.
Mr. NJ Brooks called for the reconsideration of
the rejecting the bill 10 punish the use OF false
tokens &c:-carried Ayes 40, Noes 81 Mr.. d..
Lee called for the Ayes and Noes on the final pas
sage Of the bill. After some remarks from Mr NJ.
| Brooks the bill was pasSed-Ayes 81, Noes l3
Mr. Grain reported the annual Supply BIZ, and
il was made SPECIAL Order lmmed lately after the
disposition OF the Ferry bill
And then the House took recess.
| TUESDAY. P. NJ.
The Senate moved all the Railroad bills 10 a third
reading, and passed two amending the Charters of
the Utica and Schenectady and Utica and Syra-
cuse The bill TO incorporate the New-lolk
Academy OF Music was lost-l4 10 II.
Bills read a third time and passed.
To discontinue Eleventh street, in the city
To incorporate the Providence Life Mutual Insurance
| COMPANY In the city OF Sew-York
To amend the relief OF partners and joint debt
ors-ind several others.
The Senate remained in session at midnight,
having Jus, passed the Excise bill.
In the House. the Railroad Contracts bill was
received from the Senate and, after some srarrlns,
passed.
The New-York and Brooklyn Ferry bill was
again debated at ths Evening Session, and the vote
on il ordered TO be taken al l0i next day.
The House .c onaurrrt II tbfss Ssaafls Jtfe+iee4;
and adjourned al half past H.
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