The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-19
ALBANY, March II, lsAe.


Lexislstise PvscesSisss
The Senate came TO ordsri after prayer oy the Rev
Nr. Pohlman the journal was read and approved;
and petitions received and referred; then
resolution was offered by Senator Dsnniston proposing
reconstruct locks and the upper side cut from the
Erie Canal to the Hudson river at Troy The senator
accompanied this resolution with some felcitous re-
marks, and it tabled On motion OF Senator san
Of Deeds in the city ofNsw Yorkwas ordered to third
Mr. Sanford introduced bill to incorporate the New
York and Ofing Magnetic Telegraph Association.
The bill TO incorporate the Domestic and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of
the United States passed. also the bill relative to
the dissolution OF common school dstrcts also the bill
to extend the Jail limits OF the city and county of New
York The Senate attempted to pass the bill providing
for the issue OF executions ediatey afer judgment
il perfected but the bill opposed and its passage
certain bill to repeal the act to increase the Of
the State by extending the market for and ead
ty Several senators expressed themselves a. ia favor
Of totally abolshng the duties salt The committee
6aaly rose, and the bill was made special order for
Thursday next.
The bill relative to the New York and New Haven
Railroad will be taken up to morrow
On motion, the Senate went into Executive session
An incalcuable mass Of buainess is before the Legs
laturs. and it is constantly accumuiating The House
passed resolution today to hold IN future two sessions
per diem from 10 A. NJ to r. NJ. and from P M. to
indefinite and underlined moment was in yester
day, when said that the Senate had resolved to hold
two session per diem merely held two yesterday;
that's all Not wonderful deal Of business was done in
s as Tn:
the county of Canisteo from part Of SteuDen Co.
Mr. Chase reported by bill for the erection otnew coun,
ty buildings in Rockland county Mr. Marshall reported
in favor Of the Senate BILL relative to the New Windsor
and Cornwall Turnpike Company.
the several railroad bills to the House bill to reduce
the rate Of interest in this State to per cent was made
special order of the day for Monday next The bill to
punsh seduction and adultery was ordered to third
reading A bill introduced to construct railroad
from Corning to Batavia The bill relative to wrts OF
WAS and "a p MI.
The House met at p NJ this evening very few mem.
beis present On motion the House resolved itself into
Committee Of the Whole upon the bill to reduce the fare
the Utica schenectady Railroad to twelve shllngs
twoand-a half cents per mile. Mr. Bishop Perkins, Of
st. Lawrence, spoke at great length aud with his usual
ability against the bill it suggested that the Legis-
ature grants charter for the proposed road on the
law, competition will regulate it. Al r. NJ the
mtee rose without taking the question: and the House
adjourned.
PHILADELPHIA, March ls, 1885,
The carly hour at which the mail departs for Now
York caused to mss sending yesterdays letter. It
has also disarranged all matters connected With
sending information, etc.
1t appears that the freshes upon the streams Of this
State have not done any thing like the damage antic
pated which may be attributed to the fact that the water
was too deep. which rendered the current less urbuen
less rapid at the depths where it In contact with
works. and consequently less destructive il thought
tnat " not ueAy on Heunsyl
vana improvements week, and tho cost Of repairs will
be rifng The panic in relation to State Aves has sui
sided with the subsidng of the waters and these ri
ties are now fast reaching their former prices.
st. Pairicks day celebrated yesterday by mill
tary parade of the Montgomery Battalion and BY several
public dinners.
II is evident hat the food has passed of without doing
the injury to the State works that anticipated and
with the panic Stats securities which
the stock operations of yesterday has also subsidized
Pennsy lvans Elves rallied this morning to TOT, being
two better than the closing price Of yesterday We
had cold night, and to day the sky 10 clear with
strong wind, scattering the dust in every d.
rection The subsistence Of the food ia attributable to
the cold checking the thaw Of snow in the mountains
and valiss should thing further arrive after close
this, | shall communicate il in postscript.
Sales or Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD, March Is --S46s 80 Ches u Del Canal
Loan g. 8a 800 State S. SIS III 1000 do n; 5000 do
btw, III % Farmers Mechanics Bnk at; so Girard
Bank sl 5000 State So IL; 30 SchuySki Bank a; 20
s Bank. lt;9 Kensington Bank, So; $500 Lehign 6s
cash. 5OA; 300 Vim 6's. 90, II.
BErwsEN BOARDS 10000 State S. III; 5000 do 3ds III;
$4,000 do tbs 10000 do So 7l3 1000 50 wn, 7a TOO
0irard Bank IS, 10; 40 do rw, 10; Camden Amboy,
LA; 81 Sch Navigation, 49,
SECOND BoAKD-40O0 Cnes & Del Canal Loan, 64t; H..
900 State S. III; $50 SO Lehgh Loan. TOT; GraTd
Bank o cal DO 10; "a Schuyl Navigation, 81 100 Susq
Canal ., J Win Rk, at.
AErER SALEs-Sl6s 80 Ches Del Canal Loan, eat; 2
Kentucky Bank, "a; 80 Schuyl Bank, T.