New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-02
NEW-Y DIRK LEGISLATURE,
SENATE

ALBANY Thursday. Fec. 20
report, made by Mr. HARD in favor OF printing
800 extra copies OF the report OF the Northern Rail
way route, with The large map, was the subject of
long Misunderstanding il q refusal to print any ex.
ira number.
report Of the testimony taken on the trial OF Ven
Seenberg and others. u as sent in by Judge Parker,
under resolution Of the Senate.
The Bill 10 extend the time FOR the collection OF
taxes in Albany city passed:
ASSEMBLY
a report adverse to the new County OF Lafayette
was made bs Mr.. EAzELIoN.
Mr.. PERKINS reported oil authorizing the SIS
sumption Of the Dansville slip and basin-and it
was made special order for Wednesday.
Numerous reports were made, chiefly on appllca.
tons of private character; when the printing bill
was again taken up and discussed by Mr. CHAT
FIELD and Mr.. BAILEY, the latter not having con-
concluded at o'clock. No question taken.
SENATE ALBANY, FEB -
a bill was reported 20 Incorporate the Schenecta-
dy and Catskill Railway Company
resolution was offered by Mr.. SooYiL. calling
for the amount of tolls paid 10 the Commissioners of
the Canal Fund by the Utica and Syracuse and So
racuse and Auburn Railroad Companies whether
either of said Companies have refused 10 pay the
tolls due from them 10 the State. and what is the
reason payment has not been enforced
The rest of the day was taken up IN private claims
ASSEMBLY
The bill 10 provide fer the election OF g. Comptroi-
Ter and Receiver of Taxes for the city OF Troy wes
ordered 10 n third reading.
Mr. PERKINS laid on the table resolution thar the
Canal Committee report bill 10 settle on Just and
equitable principles sll claims the State FOR work
done of which the State has taken possession
The Printers bill was debated by Messrs BAILEY
STEVENSON, WELLS CHASE and PERKINS Mr.. P
gave way before he had concluded Adjourned.
E@ Sudden Dea,h-supposed Seduction-The
, =. .r.;.. tho
Albany Atlas from which appers that the death OF Miss
Sarah W Robinson NJ Gencseo Livingston Co. after
two or three days Illness created suspicion among the
community tina, the girl had been Seduced and then
murdered Whereupon an inquest ordered 10 be
held u, Court House to investigate the matter but
when the hour OF assembling arrived a5certaned
thst the body had been exhumed aud spirited away
The received the testimony OF few witnesses
when he discharged the jury. Moses Hunt, the under
tsker testified tina. he attended personally to the burial
and was sure the body In the coffin when buried.
HoRRID MuRDER-A correspondent Of the Lou
isvile Journal writes rs follows:
Rus,ELLvrLIg Ky. Feb. II, 1916
Gentlemen A most distressing murder has just been
committed in town young man named John
George of respectable connections attempted 10 seduce
Miss Jackson OF this town falling in his attempts 10
scduce her and fearing that would be made public he
stole by the window OF the young adys room raised II
and shot her after waking her and making himself
known He fed The report alarmed the family who
ran 10 her room and found her dying She lived only
two ours but long enough TO disclose everything lis
probable that the young man has gone 10 Louisville as
had his clothes all packed and conveyed TO bowling
day TWO ago Tor the purpose OF taking the
Hrst boat.
FIRrs.-The house of Mr. Philip Grove, at StiA-
pGter n J. consumed Tuesday lest win All It's
Notwithstanding $50 in bank bills. Mr Jacob
Shook severely injured while endesvorng to save
portion Of the properly AT Sssser, y on frioay
The dwelling house OF John Stger burned 10 the
ground-!oss about s. 800 on which there WAS no In
sursuce.At North Precedence lately house owned oy
Mr. Seaser and occupied AS dwelling by Me'srs =" niI
'emore and Godfrey. wss entirely destroyed Win part
OF the furniture.
E- There was destructive fire al Salem, Ohio,
or the 18th inst which destroyed three houses on Frank
lin.square, opposite the Post Office
II The loss sustained by Mr.. s. N. Weld, b. the
burning OF his dwelling Jamaica psns Is estimated At
$4,000, on which he was insured to the amount Of
5000.
RoBsING The Posi- OFFIcE.-An investigation
was progressing Monday and Tuesday, before Els
honor Judge CoSKLING Of tine o. :. Court on several
complaints OF letters containing money having oeen ao
stracted from the Auburn Post office It sppeared N
evidence that persona sworn as deputies nave nao
rather free the depository OF letters ne IN,
restigstion made upon the complaints OF O. w.
Lynch snd y NJ. Grahsm and each OF whom Claim TO
have suffered By csrelessnsss. or something worse,
the Poet Office Department We nope to nave ~ rae
the facts for our next paper lCayuss r sliVs'
u Sanford 4. Hooper alas A. NJ. Harper late
Superintendent OF the enesee Valley Canal was arrest
ed in Cincinnati the PC llt. charge Of forgery
committed il Livingston Co IN this State sud on Inc
following day The Sheriff Of LiYngs;on started hefne
with him.
TIE WEATHER,-The cold weather OF the lsst
few days les caused ice make ver ns; IN the Boston
hsrbor. Vessels now require the aid OF steam 20 ge'
about
The railroads in ths, vicinity very much oostTuc;
Cd by drifting The expresses due al uine CLOCK
A. II. Friday. had arrived at On the Asine up
Per there trnir II above aaverhI AZ one
o'clock Or The Eastern rosd there wss also ceiey
ROAD TO THE OHIo-The bill giving the :" night
of way" through Virginia the Baltimore snd ono
Railroad and fixing IT'S western terminus al " neeilns-
6nsLy passed the House OF Delegates of virginia on
Wednesday. This bill removes, nc learn, ell ihe 90
eetous which taken the orsiral set except inas
trsGcres the road 20 Terminate Wceelirg-ofaeFTise
the bill Is highly fsvor=ble.-tBslt- Pat
give regret to stale that CYRUS CuRTIss, ESQ
Msyor Of Hudson, met with serious accident lhurs-
Gay. Passing Gown Satestreet he slipped ara prose
Dis leg The fracture although not severe snc Giilca'
will coaine him 70 his ginss the CITY Hotel 10!
month he vas promptly attended By DE- Ms-ch-lAio-
Argus.
CASE OF HrAAs.-Leonerd Lyman, according
the terms OF the bond appeared answer the charge
for killing Thomas N. hane In duel. The Recorder
decided ths nasuuch the before the Grsuc
Jury he should Leave IL tr their hands without going
into an examination. n. o. Delta