New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
New-York Legislature.

SeNArE.--hir. TALcoTr presented the memorial
of certain citizens Of New. York (thc "An'i- Rent
Meeting" at Croton HsD praying for the passage
Of q law limiting the amount of land which any
me man could pnrchasc or possess 70 moderate
s,zed farm; on motion OF Mr.. BARTLrr this pcti-
finn was laid on The table.
MIR. PORTER offered & resolution calling upon
the Inspectors Of Flour, Tobacco and Pork in The
C;,v Of New York, to report to the Senate wIthia
ten days, full, true and accurate account OF the
sr,icies inspected by them during the past year,
tho amount of fees received &c. &c. LAID ON
the table until Tomorrow.
On motion of nir. WRIGHT the Senate II Com
m;t,ee of the Who.e, r,lLoTr in tic chair, took
m the s1bject OF referring the ssvcra! portions Of
,he Governors Message.
In AsssmBLY-Tbe Annual Report Of the
Con,ptroiier was received, aud Mr.. CRAls moved
that ten times thc usual iuinber, and go extra
be ordered printed.
Mr.. FslsBEE moved 20 times. Lest, aqd the
other motion agreed to.
Also, the Annual Report of the Canal Com-
nissIouers.
Hir SEARS moved to print five times the usual
number Of copies, and 250 for The Commissioners.
Agreed.
MASSACHUSETTS AID SOUTH CAROLINA.
Mr.. VAN ScuooNHovEN moved that The House
now proceed to the consideration of the resou-
lions offered by him on Saturday, in relation 10
Massachusetts and South Carolina, andasked the
Ayes and noes on the motion 20 csoaider
The motion to consider prcya'!ed, by The fol-
loving vote:
BOW r. Bns Bqs6 Ca,nef. Coe, Collins q F. c!o:5y.
& Crcsby Culver, De Puy, Dewey Edwards. Fem Field,
h.fg':, Hins Horton IaH; afs iohon D. Lss; L%ns.
McNean MANI .iaouer Metse'. s p snn
fssSn r L. SEsSney hSTgSn; 1S, Ws
Wseeer VIZ White WoieH. WycEoi, Wynnnt, A. w Young,
NoEsAIe,.rs BAILEY. Bevins Filling. Bougho3 Bags.J.
BooS NJ. Brooks, Biower l.. Il. Brown. BuItlck, Cam
fSGPe"ieF& & Ghase Smos 6 % %1iaH " ,s5 Sa nI3e DP
Ne dSS sEes s En2s 3 g. NHnap s H se Mo
Newkrk. NNen, P~rce Porter, Preston, Rotser Russell.
Salisbury. Searins. Sears Skeitgn, A. C. Smith " Sm'Ih
Speaker, StrObrdge. Ihayte Titus, Tuthl Nhtney-oi
After debate, she resolutions were referred to Il
Committee of the whole, by a vote OF Ayes 49,
Noes d..
SENArE-Mr. JOHNSON, from the Committee
on Claims, reported adversely to the petition OF
VIM. Mclaughlin, Canal Contractor, for relief.
Mr. CLARK made report in favor of the DILL for
I the payment Of certain portions Of the militia
called into the service of the State in December
4 1914 and January lo45, with amendments The
4 amendments are TO pay the p,iyatcs 81 5O per
dsy, the non. commissioned officers 81 per day,
aid the officers So per day, for each day they
were in the service of the State.
Mr. PORTER called up for consideration the re.
solution heretofore offsrcd by him directing an
inquiry into the cost and expense of printing for
the Senate.
AssEmDLY.-By MIR. p. NwEN, 4 written re-
port on the petition Of ABRAHAM AKEa, to give
him the seat now occupied In his House by MIR.
BARBER OF Cortland County.
The Committee came II the unanimous con-
clusion that Mr.. BARBER is entitled to hls seat,
seat, and that the prayer of MIR. AKER be cenled,
allowing him mileage per diem allowance up 10
this Gay.
Mr.. BETrs called for division of the question.
The first part against the petition OF Mr.
AKER was unanimously agreed TO.
The second had but two three negatives.
In relation TO the Canal Commissioners.
Mr.. CoMsToCK asked unanITlOUs con7enL TO
cfer an amendment which he thought would re-
move every objection. 1t provided that the TWO
who should draw for four years should alternate
ly act ono year each as acting Commissioners -
This in the end, after the first two years. Will
make each person an acting Commissioner for
three years.
No objection being made, the amendment was
made.
Mr.. Coz suggested that the bill be rt6ngrossed,
and 1t was co ordered
Tine bill finally pa;s:d, by g vote Of no Ayes
to II Nays.