New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-24
xexv-yor,s Legislature.

X SENATE. Mr.. Bsekman, ffomthe committee on
Railroads. made written report on ins Petltion oi
Saul Alley and others, and cohciuoeo "g !ntio
6uciag bill 10 incorporate company 10 ouiu
railroad between New-f oIk anu 1h;oa, .e ga 80
east side of the Hudson rTTer, whlch WIS lgan
twice and made tne special order tof tnelsaa!
next afr Clark. from the Select COMMITTEE. re-
ported bill TO enforce the laws ana PteeIVT oiueI,
which was ordered TO third reading MI oisp,i on
reported bill fer the preservation ol sshit III
ster county, which was reaa TWICE., 1iiu -
the Committee on Indian afalrs
Mr. Putnam r.oo-red bill 10 reduce costs ana
fees In courts Of law and ior other purposes, n!ci
had is first and second readings severe o!1ts I'll
read third time and one or two Passeo, Iue I.n
70 increase the number OF trustees OF the Camollose
Washington Academy had iIs lnal reading ana me
yo,e being taken on !ts passaee II was 1851, l"o-
,birds mot voting in its favor The Senate IN Com
nitres of the Whole, took up the bill 10 amend the
charter of The Jackson Marine insurance COMPANY
and discussed il until the hour oi aoJoulntiieh''
In the ASSEMBLY, yesterday afternoon, tne HIs
cussion was continued on the bill Tor The punish
msnt of seduction and adultery. A vote was haa on
the motion of Mr. Bailey 10 sIlke out Inc inajofily
bill and inser; the minority BILL and 1t was rejected;
aves As noes 4S This morning out !iillr otf=lIless
OF general importance was transacted l ne usu@I
nnmber of uetItions were presented and the several
b;Ils incoroorating the Troy and Greenbush Rail,
road. and amending the Charter OF the roy ahd
Schenrciadv Railroad. in respect 10 Canal Tolls on
freight. were passed The bill in relation 10 the
Mohawk r Dad was laid on the table, as was the
bill for the relief of the Eye and Ear lnfrmaLy.
The bill for the relief OF the New orS lnstltu-
,;on for The blind had its third reading and was
passed.
The Dom petition from Madison county was re-
ferred TO a Select COMMITTEE.
The House refused 10 consider the resolutions
introduced BY Mr.. Van Schoonhoven, IN relation
IN The laws OF South Carolina. Pending The dis
crssion of a resolution introduced by MIR. I. H.
Lee for the raising of Select Committee OF nine
to perfect private bills, the House took recess un-
tl4P. NJ.
In the Senate. Mr. D. Il. F Jones presented ape
t,on purpor,lns 10 he from S,o65 citizens ot New
York City against the passage OF the New EXCISE
Law. He subsequently had the bill recommltted,
with view TO exempt this City from the operation
of the Law a modest proposition, certainly,
when the City cgaiion in the Assembly had spe-
cially and unanimously requested that the City be
included Where was Mr.. Folsom when this mo-
tion OF Mir. Jones was made
The following bills were read a tliird time and
passed:
Railroads OF this state.
For the preservation of fish in the Hudson river pro
hIbits fishing by senes between T. " ana AMI
20 cree; the town of Chester in the County al Orange
To provide for building bridge the Seneca river be-
tween the towns of Sslina and Lysander
TO provide Holding special town meeting In ;hoovn
OF Laurens on the sth OF April next.
The bill tto enforce the Laws and Preserve Or
der" [leveIed at Indian eperatlonsl came mp on
third reading, and was debated by Messrs Wright
and Johnson, in partial opposition TO and by
" ssrs Sherman, Clark and Beekman in support OF
the bill The point of attack was the untarness OF
charging upon a County in which resistance 10 the
Laws occurred the whole cost of suppIesslng II.
motion TO recommit, with view OF striking cut
this provision of the bill was losll 10 S Mr. Put
nam avowed himselfnot yet familiar enough with
the bill to vote upon lis passage; and On motion o:
Mr. Chamberlain the bill was laid on the table and
ordered TO be printed.
The Senate held an Executive Session. Adj.
In the Assembly Mr.. Van Va!kenburgh reported
complete the bill To incorporate the Ogdensburgh
and Lake Champlain Railroad Company. Also, IN
relation 10 the New-York and Albany Company
MIR A. W. Young reported, with amendments, the
bill To amend the NewYork City School Law.
Mr.. D Lee, 10 incorporate the Brooklyn City Hos
ptal Mr. Morrison (Cty) introduced bill limit
ing the fare on Railroads between Albany and But
lnIo TO 3 cents a mile Mr.. D. Lee reported against
incorporating the Skaneateles Industrial Commu
nity. A long discussion next ensucd on a bill ali-
.horizing connection Of the Danvll!e side Gut
with the Genesee Valley Canal No result. The
Assembly Chamber was granted 10 Mr. Holbrook
for an evening lecture, and refused 10 DR.. McCune
Smith. Adj.