The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-13

Nav YORK LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.-In the Sen
ate on Tuesday, among the petitions was one for
railroad from New York Albany through the interior
81 the river Counties and against the river route to
partially close Thirty third street in the city Of New
York Inc New York annual tax bill was read third
lime and passed.
In the House, large number of memorials pre-
sented on the usual and against par redemp
lions aud discriminating tolls Among those out Of the
usual course these For aid the New York dis
and female moral suason abotionsts Of Monroe coun
y asking the Legislaurs in the event Of the admission
The Union-which was laid on the table with previous
petition OF the same character.
Revolutions OF enquiry were called up and adopted In re-
aon to the amount OF country bank funds on deposte
with or loaned to brokers in New YORK CITY, by Mr.
Thompson in relation to the amount Of auction duties
time &c. The resolution authorizing the railroad com
mttee to visit the Harlem railroad was called tor by Mr
to submit the people at their annual elections in ward
town. the question OF license or no license for the
tell Of sprtrous liquors. passed the House 10
as to include within its provisions the city OF New
York 1t referred to the committee originally re-
porting the BILL to report complee-abdny Argus and
Adp. March II.
The correspondence OF C. Livingston dated March ii
states We had quite exciting debate in the House
to enable resident sens to hold and convey real
estate An amendment proposed by Mr.. Worden, of On
hereafter become resident aliens, adopted almost
unanimously But proposition, or "feeler as he call
permit
aliens, whether resident not took the House, and espe
cally one portion oft, by surprise.
the ORDER Of the day Ths syracuse and Utica Railway
Company before the Legislature with an application
for an increased capital to lay + or rail
An investigation OF most painful character has been
started in the Senate select committee has been raised
consisting of Messrs Clark Dennston, and Backus to
in the Waerviet settlement Of immoral and bestia
iuct Can this be true7 Can any Senator be unwise
as to set on foot an Of this kind unless he
| tie6ad Oft he q
they be true what necessity is there to take the matter
out Of the ordinary course Why not let the officers Of
we have six or eight inches srow. It will, however,
rapidly disappear under the influence Of the now mild
weather.
The boat did not reach here until Am.
In SUPREME CouRr-spEc1AL TERM.-March 8.
l845.-Mr. Justice Beardsey, presiding Waugh
Ouserhout ct al Motion that defendants pay plain
r &c
in of nonsuit granted by default Medbury vs. the
Butternuts and sherburne Turnpike Company Motion
motion continued until the next term when taxing oiceI
to report Heron ads Jackson Motion for judgment
as in case Of nonsut, denied without costs Chapman
ads Gilbert Motion change venue denied Smith e
/ al ads. Alden-The same Vandenburgh VS.. Person e
exparte. Boyd ct al Arnold ct al -Motion to refer
/ granted McDonough ads. Carroll Motion for judg
sa, sn rel &c Clark The 5udseso Essex
Pieas.Motion for peremptory mandamus denied Roper
adj: ck-Moton for relaxation Of costs granted
Bell ads Bell admir- &c-Moton continued until next
special term with leave to further papers The
Commercial Bank Of Oswego Lawrence, ct al Or
ct al ads Moss-Motion to set aside judgment &C.
ued with costs. The Chemung Canal Bank The
set aside subsequent proceedings granted
terms March l0Sey mour va Sco6eld Ell al Motion for
snied with costs, reserving all parties rights Lusk
LuskMotion ex parte, that defendant show cause at
% ~S an not
ads Standardization stands over by order ct court
next special term without further notice Gilbert ct
al ads How ct al-Moon 10 set aside writ Of de-
nied with costs Jerome ads Sabins-Motion for com
mission, granted by default Martin Odell Motion
for order to restrain defendant from aste denied
with costs. vandermark versus Yeaple-Motion to
open a rule taken by default at last special term,
granted and motion stands special term.
Douglass vs. Rosekrans-The same. Green sds smith
Motion for leave to defendant to withdraw his specis
pleas, granted on terms Harker vs. Mcbride causes
Melton TO set aside judgment. &C., denied with COSTS
Marberry ads Moor-Moon to set aside default and sub
equent proceedings; granted with costs, by Default
SC; denied with costs. The People rel Koon The
Judges of Rensselaer, Common Peas-Motion, parte
Notion to set aside default Sci denied with costs, with
out prejudice Laurence ads DuryMotion to set aside
inquest &C. granted 9nsJms Es s ads CSrsmMo
judgment in case of suit denied with costs with
out prejudice. White ads Jennings to discharge
ilis assignee 1c-Moton for judgment as in case Of
on suit; denied with costs Like ads Lpe, Motion for
s 'ssr ads
set aside Judgment and execuon granted with costs by
default Vance. by Colvin his next friend Phillips
Notion for attachment against Colvin granted with
by default. Mills, Assignee, &c VS. ChsPman-Motion
for judgment in Of suitdenied with costs
Ensign ads Harris Moon for judgment in case Of
suit, denied with costs Kennedy W. Newsam-Mo
ton to quasi cerorari, granted with costs Johnson
impd &c ads Tollfree-Motion for commission granted
on terms. Davidson vs. Brown-Motion for leave to
amend the record in the court below, granted Campbell
spencer-Motion heretofore taken opened and the
notion TO aside the referees denied wh Brown
sawson and wife, and other cause-Motion for
commission in each granted by default Marvin
impd Sc ads Freeand, ct al Motion for judgment as in
Ease OF non suit denied with Jones. admr SC.
Van Epps-Moon for order against defendant pay
costs, denied without costs. Sinclair ads. Robinson
Notion aside default SC denied with costs Scove
ct al Mayor-Motion for commission, granted by de-
fault. Wiles Wilson, ct al-Rule for costs entered
against defendants for not moving Merritt Read ct
aI-The same. Dsggett VS. McCoy-The same. Bogar-
ius &C. ads Elder-Rue for costs entered against
plaintiff for not moving Oils ads Bliss, ct al-The same.
Otis ads Bliss-The The East River Mutual In.
surance Company ads. Malory-The same. Court ad-
journed sine die. albany Atlas.
APPOINTMENTS IN THE NAvY.--It seems from
statement, which we find in one of our exchanges,
nearly sixth Of the oioers of the Navy have
been taken from Virginia. The list of isa4 shows that
Of the
Captains in all es, IA were from Virginia