The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-15


surplus Sl97 900 among the unfinished public
rise to an animated debate. Attempts were made to
feet and the bill passed by vote of IA to members
absentng themselves since the vote the convention
the wings on the conycntion bill sought the aid of the
wings to carry this bill.
The committee ofconference have agreed upon q SUBJ
stitute for the certorari bill 1t amounts general
hearing Of claims before the canal board
The bill reduce the rate of interest has been reported
for the action of the Senate This is indirect way of
reporting against the bill.
The bill to allow drawback mineral coal brought
the Erie Canal from Buffalo the Beaver Meadow coal
The several railway bills reported the Senate
The Rochester Bank and Commercial Bank Of Albany
bills were reported complete.
An adverse report upon the bill for divorce to Mrs.
Van Ripcr was made.
The bill which passed the House yesterday afternoon
to amend the act in relation to school education
the city New YORK was reported TOR the action Of
ing that that was the last of it.
In the Honse the following bills passed.
For preservation OF public waters from coal and
| fuse of gas houses in the city of New York.
To incorporate the Brooklyn African Tompkins Asso.
To incorporate the New York Gallery offne Arts
In relation to the Municipal Court of the city Of
Brooklyn.
! In relation to the Marine Hospital and its funds
For the settlement of the accounts of John Brodhead
To facilitate the construction Of Morses electro-magne
| tic telegraph.
In relation to judgments upon recognizances in New
York.
| In relation to liens created in favor of mechanics.
To allow transcripts Of judgments from Justices Courts
to be transferred to other counties then to become lien
upon real estate.
| To raise fund for building aims house in New
! York.
To incorporate the Laborcrs Union Benevolent Society
in New York City
Concerning the Croon water stock in the city of New
York.
The House, having disposed of all its material bust.
ness except the Brooklyn ferries and the supply
The dry weather has reduced the in the Hud
SON. that the navigation Is somewhat imPeded Individ
l q uiCat iOn betv aen
your city and the western States.
The flag was hosted on the capitol to-day, and
| lutte fired in honor OF the event
The Senate vote the railway bills at their recess
at half past P. NJ 1t is more than probable that all
| will pass.
The amount of tolls taken all the canals from the
opening to the close of the first week of May is S36ss7
In the House. the Brooklyn ferries bill was defeated
once and then the vote reconsdeed What followed a
tor know not-Liringstons albany Letter, May 10.
| LATEST FROM ALBANY.-The albany argus of
yesterday received last night. 1t contains the
beginning of the closing scenes in the Legislature
ExEcuTTE vEro..Last night Governor Wright
turned the Dill in relation to the Canals with his obec
TONS II came in between and in the evening and
occupied more than an hour in the reading. II is
the Governor accnstomea eornsss snd ah p WIN
shall lay il before readers this morning. The house
proceeded to reconsider the vote the BILL and the
curing vote of twothrds Of all the members present.
the bin was lost The house adjourned at about mid.
| IS to 49, and the Senate by a vote of toe
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARy-In the Senate in the afternoon
Mr. Lott reported in relation to the relative the
sale and distribution of the volumes Of Natural History
accompanying the report with the opinion of the Su-
preme Court on the subject and the committee
discharged from the further consideration Of the subject
The several Railroad Bills ordered to third read
ing The Senate, at PM, engaged in the third
reading Of bills The bill to incorporate the New York
Academy ofMusic was lost, Ia to IA.
In the afternoon the bill in relation to rail road
tracts debts, down from the Senate Objections
to its immediate passage made but finally with
drawn; being understood that the rail road bills in the
Senate were hanging upon its passage II was accord
ingy read third time and passed The New York and
Brooklyn ferry bill was taken up Mr. Morrison opposed
its passage Mr. Jones moved the previous question and
the House sustained the call The vote stood yeas 81,
nays 20, lacking five votes Mr.. Bailey moved a recon-
sderation, and was carried yeas 76, nays H. NJ
the bill was under discussion.
The Senate in session at midnight and the House
adjourned about that hour
DEATH OF JUDGE SUTHERLAND.-At half past SIX
yesterday afternoon, this eminent and highly esteemed
citizen expired in this city, whence he had recently
turned from southern visit, made for the recovery of
his health.