New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
THE TRIBUNE.
LEGISLATURE OF NEW.YORE,
From The Albany Argus.


Mr.. BEEKMAN reported upon the transactions OF
The State Agricultural Society for ls45, and the
Senate agreed TO print the same number OF copies
were last yesr ordered. A memoria! from .ne
Chamber of Commerce against the Pilot hesoluIons
was presented. The bills to incorporate 81. !onn
College at Fordham and the Polish Sciavoniah IN
stitute were reported favorably. On motion OF Mr..
BhcKus. the bills relating to the State Lunanc Asy-
INN At Utica. and a Lunatic Asylum in Western
New.York were made special order Tor lnursoay
next The remainder of the session was taken up cP
In private claims-a bill providing for payment ~.
borses killed ia the course of the Delaware county
troubles elected considerable debate
ASSEMBLY.
Petitions we're presented from New.fork Tor
Convention TO revise the city charter Mr.
son gave notice ofa OH mah,ng psn.s ~ the SEN
o., - rbe- Auction bill were concurred In, except
the, taxing sales of domestic goods The senate
hin incorporating the Warren Free Institute OF Troy
If,ssed The residue of the morning was devoieo
TO private claims. ,;,. $50
acted on in committee, and ordered to third read
ms ,o.,
SENATE,...ALBASy, Friday March 20
Mr. SEDowIcK reported complete, the Dill 10 In
corporate the ST. john College at Fo-dham.
Mr. HARD, the Auction Duty bill, with amene-
nents and nonconcurrence OF majority OF the
Finance Committee with the Assembly's amend
ment, striking out the duty of per cent on domes.
tic goods. Laid on the table.
Mr.. DESs1sros, in favor of the bill to authorize
the Canal Commissioners to assume on the part OF
the State the Dansville alp and BASIN
Mr.. ScoyiL expressed his dissent from the above
report. nd
lead was taken up in Committee, Mr CHAMBER
LAIN in the chair.
Mr. SED6wicK continued bis argument IN oPpo-
ha IL,
but finally gave way TO permit Mir. CLARK to ofer
an amendment requiring that the othces OF lnspec
tor of salt and Deputy Inspector OF salt be abolish
ed and that the duties OF those officers be hereafter
performed by the Superintendent Of the Onondaga
Salt Springs and bis deputies and making the saa-
nv of the Superintendent $1,000 per annum, paya-
bic quarterly.
After debate in which Messrs YoUNG, CLARK,
FOLSOM, SPENCER and MITCHELL took part the
Committee rose and reported progress, and the Sen
ate adjourned.
Mr.. Coz called up the bill reported 10 prohibit the
sale of spiruous liquors canal and other boats,
and after a few remarks, moved to recommit the
bill, with instructions 10 amend the same 30 az
merely to prohibit the sale of spirits while such
boats are at rest at landings. Agreed to-.
Mr. HALL made a minority report against par re-
demptions.
Mr.. BARTON moved to print three times the usual
number Of copies. Agreed to.
MT. LUDLOW reported u OIL III relhliOH W Coin
mon schools I'm conformity with the recommends
tons of the State Superintendent Provides for the
election of town superntendents for two years here
after. Subjects to penalty OF S25 for non
payment OF school moneys TO be prosecuted Tor by
town superintendents) Laid on the table.
!. Mr.. LUDLOW gave notice OF a bill TO repeal the
New-York and Brooklyn ferry act Of last year.
Mr.. BENEDICT presented written report and
bill in favor of the abolition of the office OF County
Superintendent of Common Schools Five times
the usual number ordered printed.
The Committee Of the Whole Mr.. WELLS In the
Chair took up the bill for the establishment OF u
House of Refuge in Western New. York
The bill was gone through with by sections, TO
the last which provides for tax all the coun-
ties for the purpose of reimbursng the $4,000 ap
propriated for the erection Of the building
i Mr.. VIELE moved TO except Washington County
from this tax, and defended his motion at consider
able length.
Mr.LUDLow moved also, to except the city of
New-York.
These propositions were farther debated by Messrs
LUDLOW, HALL, VIELE, STEVENSON and BLoss.
Without taking any question. the House took
recess until o'clock.
From the Albany Atlas.
SENATE. =. Saturday, March DIV
Mr. DENsIsToN reported bill TO provide for
building bridge across the canal at Rochester,
which gave rise TO somewhat of debate. when. on
motion Of Mr. CLARK, the subject was laid on the
table until Monday. Mr.. ScoyIL then rose ana
wished Mr.. SEDGWICk 10 fetfdct ScS
which he said had been made against Mr.. SEYMOUR,
that he (r Seymour was aware that the cars OF the
Utica and Syracuse Railroad had been used to trans
port voters to q caucus TO procure his Mr.. sey'
rnour's nomination to the Senate, Mr.. SEpGwicK
denied that he had made any such charge against
Mr. Seymour, nor could any such inference be
drawn from his printed remarks. The debate was
ruled of order. After some farther business, the
Committee of the Whole took up the Salt Bill, which
was debated untl the hour OF adjournment, when
the Committee rose without taking any question.
800, ASSEMBLY.
Last evening the sitting was occupied in the dis
cussion of the bill 10 establish Western House of
Refuge. The bill was finally recommi,ted to be re-
ported complete Tuesday next was then set apart
for the third reading of bills.
This morning bill was reported to refer the
question of removal of the Capital to the people,
which was made the special order for Thursday
(, next Some time was occupied in Committee on
the Governors Message, when MIR. CLARK conclu-
ded his Speech commenced few days since. And
the House adjourned.
Sales Mt the Stock Exchange. March IS.
$1,000 Y7s ls4e- ,.l04s lg5 Harlem 57s
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