The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-10
Assembly.

Assembly.
MI DEvELIN presented the petition of Abraham Van
Buren, Samuel Waterbury, and five Thousand others re-
aidents OF the city OF New York praying for the
81 ,ne ekc'se law ana sains the extern
counties.
praying for the reconsideration Of his former petition
for the impeachment of Mr.. McKeon of New York.
upon the table.
JUxrApoarror OF HOUSE AND SENATE RULES
Mr. BAsGoM introduced resolution, that the House
concur with the judgment of the Senate, that the bill
lie quarres in Black Rock, and passed by the
House as majority bill, is a twothird bill.
The House agreed to the resolution and the speaker
was instructed to certify that the bill received two.
third vote.
THE NORTHERN PRISON
The House agreed to the amendments of the Senate
the concurrent resolution appointing committee to
Visit the Clinton prison and report to the Legislature
The House also concurred in the report of the joint
Commi'tee Of Conference upon the bill appointing ad.
ditonal number Of jurors for the county of Kings
The joint resolutions instructng Senator'S &c., in
Congress- to oppose increase Of the present rates
Mr. BrTRcK offered joint resolution instruction to
our Congressional representatives to their best eff
os to secure the Abolition Of slavery in territories
which Congress exercises special Jurisdiction The
resolution lies over under the rule.
A sharp set and desultory discussion then occurred
upon resolution offered by Mr. McGonegal TO limit the
right OF speech of the members to thirty minutes Some
impolitc illusions made to the Young delega.
hon from New York city and the peculiar and mark ed
prediction for making lengthy speeches which it was
stated had been display ed by those gentlemen
A member of the delegation (Mr. Deven) replied in
severe terms to the embargo which intended to be
laid upon the private rights and public mmuntes Of the
honorable representatives
The resolution was tabled
And the House resolved itself into committee of the
% Sl3E on the bill Mr. M%d from the
the judicial Districts Of this State"
The bill Is as foows:-
l. The judicial districts OF this Suite shall be ar
ranged as follows, to wit The first Judicial district
shalt consist OF the city and county of New York he
second judicial district shall consist OF tho counties
Richmond Suffolk, Queens Kings. Wesichestcr, Orange
kockand, Putnam and Duchess The third judicial dis.
rct shall consist Of the counties of Ulster Sullivan De-
laware Schohare, Greene, Columbia, Albany End Sche.
nectady The fourth judicial district shall consist Of the
counties Of Franklin; Clinton, Essex Warren Washing.
ton Fulton Hamilton, Saratoga, Montgomery and Rens.
seiaer The fifth Judicial district shall consist of the
counties OF Jefferson Lewis Oneida, Otsego, Herkmer
and 81 Lawrence. The sixth judicial district shall con-
SYST OF tho counties of Oswego, Cayuga Onondaga Ma
olson, Cortland Chonango, BroOme and Toga. The
seventh Judicial district shall consist of tho counties
Monroe Livingston, Steubon, Chemung Yates Ontario
Wayne, Seneca and Tompkins The eighth judicial dis.
trict shall consist of the counties Of Erie Chauta,lqu
Cattaraugus Orleans, Niagara, Genesee Allegany and
Wyoming
This bill moved in the Senate to day. as substi
tute to the bill introduced by Mr. Hand and published
above. 1t is excessively doubtful whether the House
will accept any division Of the other than the one
suggested in this bill
some thirty motions made to amend and all were
smallest degree
The Committee Of the Whole passed the bill, and re-
ported il to the House.
And the House djourned