New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-03

THURSDAY MAY /.
is SENATE, Mr. Sherman presented a majority
report in favor OF the bill 10 reduce costs and ices IN
Court of Chaucrry. with amendments. MI Porter
written report on the subject OF Suuogate'S tees
and returns introductory 10 bill TO amend the act
oi last wear IN relation IL such tees ordered 10
third reading Mr.. Varian, IN favor oil me Dill su-
thorlZins the New ork Common Council 10 raise
money by loan for building an Aims House, with
amendments BY MIR. Hand. bill IN relation 10
the contracts OF Railroad Companies Ordered 10
be printed and referred 10 the same Committee OF
the Whole having charge OF the Railroad bills -
Several bills were reported complete ana ORDERED 10
u third reading. MIR. Corning moved 10 suspend tor
one hour The special order (5ens the several Rail
road bill>) and take up the third reading OF bills -
Agreed 10 The following bills then had third
reading: To authorize The city OF New-lotk 10
raise money by lax Tor the erection OF an Aims
House-pasSed To amend the Revised Statutes
in Relation TO absconding, concealed and nen-rcsl.
dent debtors To allow transcripts OF lusuces'
judgments 10 be transferred tom one County 10
another. and when SO transferred 10 De Hen upon
real esraie-passed. A number al unimPor,aat and
private bills were also considered. when the Senate
went into Committee Of the Whole, Mr.. Faulkner
ia the chair upon the Ssrtn.een Railroad bills now
pending The first bill taken up was the Northern
Railroad bill The bill was discussed, without aEy
resul,, until haf pas, |, when motion was mace
20 tise and report, which prevailed The senate
then went into Executive Session.
In the HoUSS, Mr., an Ealkenbursh asked leave
10 move 10 make the resolution relative 10 closing
the locks on Sunday special ordsr-hut objection
being made, the motion could no; be received. The
special order was then taken up, being the Senate
bill 10 reduce town and county expenses. Aiier
long debate on motion OF MIR HazletoD. the mrs,
secIon aboliShne the once OF syerSeer o; the poor,
was struck out. and substitute adopted providing
tor continuing these officers, and authorizing them
10 gran, temporary relief IN particular cases the
amount Of $40, without an order from Justice. =
W,hou, finally disposng THE bill, The House took
q recess
In SENATE, Yesterday afternoon. The Committee
OF The Whole, Mr.. Mitchell in the char, again took
ap the bill IN reiq;ion 10 rci$e and The sac q IN
menl OF Nir. Beers; TO which great variety OF
notifications were offered. The FRS, TWO sections
were rejected; when MIR Hand moved that ihe
committee pass 10 the consideration OF Mr. Por,ers
amendment The principal provisions Of Mr. P's
bill were adopted. Mr.. Talco;, moved Ia amend
the fins; section BY striking orr the clause recurring
an affidavit, 10 be hled and substituting additional
securities. and penalties in the bond Without Ia
king any farther question, the Committee rose and
r,porrc0 progress Adjourned.
In rhHs orSE, IN the afternoon, the Senate bit,o
reduce town and county expenses, was resumed in
Committee of the Whole, Mr. Russell IN the chair,
and after long sitting, The Committee rose and
rsnortsd the bill 10 the House. Pending the cues
ZION of agreeing to the bill. the House adjourned,
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