New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-30
Thursday Afternoon Session.

ASSEMBLY
Mr. CHASE reported, under instructions bill reia-
tive TO County rreasurers. Authorizes Boards OF
Supervisors to fix the compensation, not exceeding
the half OF one per cent for disblrsing. and in no
case to exceed 500. Referred to Committee Of
one from each District 10 report complete
MIR. Coz reported bill TO amend the act of a,
giving SIS 900 year TO certain Colleges. The bill
repeals so much of the act as grants this money 10
the Albany and Geneva Medical, and The New York
University after SAC Ordered TO third reading.
Mr.. STEVENSON reported bill 10 incorporate the
Philharmonic Society Of New-York.
Mr. King, bill authorizing the corporation OF
Brooklyn to raise money to build City Hall. Put
forward.
Mr. SPoFFoRD reported complete the bill TO pre-
vent the Tro,ing and Racing of horses on the ave-
nues and streets of NewYork City. and for other
purposes.
MIR STEVENSON moved to strike ont the sections
legalizing Horse Racing The Harlem Course
the amendment mas adopted and the bill as amend
cd, went 10 third reading.
Mr. TErFT reported complete the several Railroad
bills regulating Fare and Freight, and they Went
TO q third reading.
Mr. BLopGErT reported complete two other bills
OF the same character which took the same d.
rection.
Mr. TEEFr reported against the petition 10 impose
canal tolls on railroad passengers On The table on
motion of Mr.. CoRNwELL.
Mr.. Cox reported complete the bill TO increase the
moneys annually distributed to Common Schools
and pending discussion on its reference the House
FRIDAY. March %.
The Secretary OF State transmitted an answer 10
the resolution OF the Assembly as 10 the names o.
convicts pardoned &c.
The bill TO incorporate the Ogdensburgh and
Heuvetou Plank Road Company was read third
time and passed ayes IS, noes >.
Also the bill 10 incorporate The Niagara Falls Sus
pension Bridge Company. Passed, ayes 90 noes
Mess.s. Bailey, Boyce, Cha;feld Eysaman, ;.
Lawrence, Seacord. Speaker.
The bill TO Incorporate the Hudson River railroad
| Company was then taken up, and after a long de-
bate in which Messrs. CHASE TILDEN, WoRDEN,
HEERMAScE. PITTS. STEVENSON, TITUS. w ARD,
BAILEY, c. DRAKE, GRINSELL. CHArFIELD,
was passed by the following vote:
ArES-Messrs Aber1son, Angle, Bailey Baird Barton.
Bel Blodgett Boss Boughton Boyce, Chatied. Chase,
Clark, Coe, Collins, Cook, Cooper. Cost, Dean Deven.
Dorrance c. Drake. r Drake. Durfee Ensign Fleet,
Foote Foster FRENCH Fuller, Fullerton Graves GRECO
ry Grinna. Hsll Harris Eeermaace, Hover. Johnson.
iugmsn. King. Lake. n. Lawrence, s Lawrence Law
yer Lewis, Lidde, Long LOOMS Ludlow. Marks, Mar.
vim E. Marshall o. +. Marshall J. Miller, Moore, More.
house Notion. Oliver Phillips, Pitts, Potter Primmer,
Rs,hbun Rogers Sands, Sear Shsfer, w. S. Sherwood
Shelton, Small. Smith, Spoford. Stevenson. Stewart
S,orrs Ter J. r. Thompson, Tideo Titus, Townsend
Udal Van BERGEN, Viele. voorhees,, Walbridge, Ward
Wells Willis. Wisner. Wo,cott. A. Wood, Worden, A.
w. Young, J. Young, Montgomery-e6-
NoEs-Alessrs. Beach. Benedict Biakely. Bush Corn
well EyssinRu Hawks uowk Kline. Mcneil L. Miller,
Perkins Seseord, Shelton, D. Sherwood, Speaker, j
Wcod-I7
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the bill 10 reduce the Expenses OF Gov
ercment-
The question was upon the amendment OF Mr. w
SsERwood TO add the word Comptroller, so as to
reduce the salary of both alike.
Mr.. CHArFIgLp approved the amendment and
Mr.. SHERWOOD supported it-and pending the dis
cussion the Assembly adjourned