New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-29
From the Albany Argus
NEW-Y0RK LEGISLAT Q Z +.
SENATE ALBANY. Tuesday, Jan.

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a memorial was presented by Mr. w RIGHT
from the Manor tenants il Schoharle' ASKING ios
law TO investigate the title OF their landlord and
for other relief; il went 10 the Select COMMITTEE
4 bill was reported b. Mr.. PORTER 10 allow Inc
Hudson and Berkshire Railroad Company exemP P.
ton foa three years from payments on account OF
the sinking fund of their loan from the state
a report was received from the ComptFoLer' re,
speoting the sums paid The Attorney General ana
the Adjutant General for services beyond their
salaries
Mr.. BUESaAM, on notice, introduced bill 10 re-
duce the salaries of the following Ohcers OF state
10 Governor 80 ,000 Secretary OF state ana comp
troer each $500; Treasurer, $1,000; Deputy
Comptroller and general Deputy superintendent: OF
Common Schools. Chief Clerk Of the Canal Depart
ment, each $1,000; Deputy Treasurer seoo Cnan'
celor. I'd Judges Of the Supreme Court each
$500; Circuit Judges each SI-2oO; Cierk OF Inc
Supreme Court in New-IoEk, :! ,9ou al Albany
Utica and Geneva, 81 zoe Register IN Chshcery'
$1,000; Assistant Register, Sl,500 CLERKS OF the
I'd. ith 5th 9th. 7th and 9Th Circuits $1,000: Lieut.
Governor, 81 per day. No subordinate CLERK 10 re-
ceive more than $500 per year
The bill is referred 10 the Committee on He
trenchmeni.
And then the Senate discussed the resolutions Of
Mr.. JONES, on the subject OF Texas and oregon
for the remainder OF the session, no question being
taken.
ASSEMBLY.
Among the petitions, Mr.. STEVENSON presented
one 10 abolish the Office of Superintendent OF Com
mon Schools for the County OF Albany.
Mr.. KLINE, for House OF Refuge at Syracuse:
Mr. SEAcoRD. 10 repeal the law TO preserve hsh
in the Hudson River
Mr.. J. r. THOMPSON TO compel railroads to carry
freight and reduce fare.
Mr.. POTTER, for relief to canal boys
Mr.. TEFFT of forwarders on the canal. against
any new railroad from Schenectady 10 Utica
Mr.. DURFEE, for a railroad from Syracuse TO 10
chester.
Mr.. CHASE reported bill 10 repeal the law pre-
serving fish in the Hudson river.
Mr.. c. DRAKE reported in favor OF granting aid to
the College Of Physicians and Surgeons OF New
York.
Mr.. STEVENSON reported bill to incorporate the
Ocean Steam Navigation Company also, TO moor
porate the National Association OF inventors
Mr.. LUDLOW. from the Standing Committee, re-
ported against the bill TO distribute annually to com
mon schools, the S2s 600 OF tie l. B Deposlle iund
which now goes to the Academies and sustained the
views of the Committee in clear ana iorclOle
manner
The Governor and Secretary of State transmitted
an account of their proceedings in relation to the sale
OF the Geological Reports.
Mr.. TEsFT offered resolution calling upon the
Canal Commissioners TO report as to the expense TO
the State of the abandonment OF contracts on the
Jordan Level.
MI DAlLEf called up huu uIsCusseu MO .eooid
tion nqurng of the Senate as their disposition OF
the House resolution for choice OF State Printer.
The Speaker announced the following select COM
miitee on the apportionment:
First District Messrs. Titus and King-2d, f.
Marshall and Gardiner--3d. Hayner and Shafer-
4th Gregory and Marvin-5th, LOOMS and Beach
9TH Chatfeld and Chase-7th, Worden and Wood
sth Hall and Lake
The House then adjourned to II o'clock tomorrow
morning.