New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Legislature of Nsw.yOrk.. Srs'H WEEK

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Js1teal Disyi- Bil,-TarafloH, &c. Of BaHks aud
chr laeoryoraied Compcnsss-U. Suck secaritass
waBWD PrOlozs ds AezteaE War-Intsnriaa4s
PstrT Locdi L<1islcfioA EziTd SssloaL sy1i Reform
--Ts kdtaba9sA RsvIeN on Common Ldss
Correspondence Of The Tribune
ALBANY, Tuesday. March 2 1siJ.
AdiusAnt General Stevens has furnished, add The
Assembly has caused 10 be printed, the much tax
cd Of correspondence about organizing and commits
sioning the lst and 9TH regiments Of New-forx
stste Volunteers IL makes an octave pamphlet
10 pages and Is sent herewith including the letters
Of Msssrs. Burnett Marcy, Stevenson Wright Baxter
E,Sl,. Klsrs.sd. Temple, Lepp.a, AoTrz, D.nEniek'
Car. Hsrdls Gilbers, suaern, Rearing, bsnkheso'
Shaw Jones' freeman, Whstes. &c.
1t would no, take ss Minutes Of tie Hoa'e TO call up
and ,yree To- or amend the eenstes bin for the disposal
of the Convention journals &c.
ace material error in my report Of Friday ia''-s
..az be mine, though doubt thst-t "a where 1879
petitioners for the repeal Of the excise law o. e4o @ Oh
your city, are set dowa "a only 1891 Correct reason
Ing nag be the seQuent Of fscts truly ttated.
Ano,hcr effort made today ~ III. Perkins, 70 reduce
,Deechss" 10 the Ion Crude Of half hour, (howeveF
varied they may be In dsph) failed During the sitting
of the Convention, there were members who delayed
business BY LECTURES Of from two 70 seven noois 70
length IL became an intolersoe grevxnse, espsIlay
70 silent working men and 1t was eyentuAly resoVeo
by selfconstltuted Committee nem cks tnss one OF
their pasabsr DIR David 3. 81 John, Of Osego) sa9no
open book and record .ae ,sngn 81 scs ds1
duly report he Of the speskers Win ins huEeI
and lengths OF tsei- respective addresses we csHieo
this project into steady operation, and II epsa e pas
ssg, ~ ne halfhour raie which very great in
proyemynt. Any who had augnt 70 ssy tEs' vas
worth bearing had the time promptly extended Dst a.
Mr. Wssh remarked to-day, ~ pracnce was, " hsS
An ana prssy and making 20 Bnnoonbs, he sah mar
Maze nv consent 10 extendl az 0aS as m an ue 0s
Mr.. Walshs resolution OF inquiry, as 70 "het was
done with the sl2eOOO expended " Sas "Ligut ell.
ing the Antrent war agreed 10 to-day with but one
80 Mr. w. introduced another inquiry, re4atFe 10
that Job the s27OOO pad for only zn1V cop
lea Of the stsis census 70 iae grounds on wnen 'ns
Controller estimates ne printing though BY contract Z,
$4,000 for ls47 while the Committee on ways anu
Means In their bill AJAX but 100000 70 the oetss OF me
State printing bill for 1915 OF sosISy ~ 70 uo Patus
Isrs 81 monies paid and whom for coortHg Pres'
ts703O7 , and relative 10 the printing binding ana pa
DER Tor tbs geological books up TO OCTOBER last as eso
Inc bills due. m glad 70 record "a suopuo "
the practice OF letting those who pay the dollars 70 sup
port government, have peep into the oets oi expeh
dlture When win Congress begin that course WIN Inc
Poet Once Department. I'D. H..
in Committee on the School Appropriation biI. What
N they should hnish the Common Schools TO spo sLa
psmper idle and lazy professors, as me is"' VI" i0'
eight years. ~,
This important Senate bill passed the Assembly To-
day having been previously amended agIeeaby 70 INC
srobly's Committed The co TO 70, moot Of
me Locos and Of the Whes being In the ne au'e
As the senate had adopted very dnefent olVislO %
ar Dis.dcts h IL presumed Committee OF Conference
viii he named by the Houses. ana sueh CVin ,
promise agreed upon &c can become Jaw, 10 no aS
orders the fret "a sPecia seeron " 1nSges and the
In.,ieea of the Supreme Court to be on the sh lSos
dsv Of MAY next being the 23th day, ana thIows ne
elections n atims thereafter INTO ,ne .ao,ons in
aes marty tcket ct the general annual eiecuons IA
Ssvs,ahey separsts officers In large Counties VINO arc
10 act a. surrogses, BY virtue OF any iew ~. " %
enacted are to elected at the special eiecoh next
Isse.srent of Incorporated CompdR.es--BGps'ng'
M Deyoln brought In bills, which have been re-
,oyted on favoraby BY Mr. Hadley. rom the BANK Cou
mittss and printed. send copies Iney pIos IS Co.,
Thar the proper tficer OF each incorporated Con'
panv shall on or before July IN each year lneiuue ~
81 statement delivered TO the Town Assessors loI A
don, "ihe suSrLus on hEsEayED PROFITS !" any '"''0
BE- In the possession OF the Corporation.
q That II the president OF any monled OF s.oeN cor
porston, or banking association, shaiI SATISFY inc
Board of Supervisors that IL has lost portion OF It's
espsl stock said Board shall reduce It's annual as
ssssent TO the amount Of its ACTUAL capital Including
spv surplus profits and the stock secured % DC paid
Individual bankers under the General BANKING Lava
are 10 be taxed in full on their capital
g. That under $3.50 penalty every Incorporated com,
rapy snail annually make out In detail sthenent OF
al their disbursements 10 DO shown TO any soekboider
Who may desire It, aud copy sent to the Controller
In eenste Mr. Talcott introduced bill 10 authorize
bankers TO issue notes on the security OF L. : STOCKS
B4d luck to al The Sub Treasury proves TO be
fs. bach notes at the Post Offices though secured by
State sock and 10 drain the banks OF tpeco 10 send 10
MEXICO. Win New.York encourage this
Much Local Legislation a Great EvI-A Remedy
Try to rouse the people to get Mr. baekas Dill pasted
pYovdne for their more equal returns Bill lol IN as
sembly is an to authorize the Trustees OF Litto
Pals to borrow dollars enough % bald school Rouse
Look at First there are petrons-next bil-then
reading and reference-tben committee an inVeAtl'
cation and reportthe bill is read once twice commit
Ted 10 the whole House discussed reported read sean
engrossed passed sent the Senate to through the
hks formula there and having been printed distributed,
ssnsd BY the Governor, &c. &c few dollars are Dor,
rowsd and the school erected at delay aud cost oil
egsston, more than the equivalent of the sum Dor
rcwed Could not the Supervisors OF Herkrler do this
business far betterf Why not let them Are petty To-
eel tnls and corporation nkerlng TO usurp the place Of
useful legislation for the beneni OF all
Adjonrament--ExtrS Session.
We have proposal for an adjournment next May, and
40 extra session What need would there be OF this
perpetual grinding Of more law were II not Tor the
bad division Of labor An Eugish Parliament In seven
months egslses for the seventh part OF Gods creation
and affairs complicated rs To require eight
months for the three hundred and fitleh psrl The
a. sa 10y s y s.S,s%Ds m
IT, Sode--Legai Reform-Careiess Legislation
There was another discussion on the bill appointing
couple Of Commissioners to amend the laws to-day In
Senate aud II said they Will soon send down their
vsrsion OF Q suitable bill
The Edinburgh Review for January in Its article on
DECENTRALIZATION" suggests the appointment OF per
uansnt commission of experienced lawyers TO examine
and report every BIZ submitted to the British Par
lament showing whether the purposes Of any proposed
law were not virtually accomplished by the eAisune
lava and sso 10 give the law tAe form and effect which
would render ts purposes and provisions as deanits
and clear ~ possible" Here, also such Commission
would be lsbor-ssving machine. Of inesumsole worth
Asto Code, although 20 years OF reform have elsps
ed aimee our orefsthers hastily in the midst OF arevo
luton adopted the British sysem IL may be well &c
hearken to the leading Wing Review OF England When
speaking Of the chaotic mass called law quote u
January number
"Ths frishisal and aecamusdng chaos Of The writer
and unwriilen WILL sooner later, force this measure
Jrraucnx the Law 10 Code l-apou PAIhamenI Merely
rrseca Lawyers osn consamnae IN The art OF apply
ns positive principles but not being called upon oy In'
nature Of heir svocAons to ssas'sS IA Las as refena
syssH, they could not conceive The comparative smp'
expression which II mig be reduced Merely taeore,
lcs Lawyers equally ineoR7Ssn 10 ME business -
wanting sueieni AcqGAlnlznce viii The details Oh N.
Law, sad that dexlsny in applying principles whiel
nothing bat practice lmpat The members OF CON
issson Of Legislation lcomposcd Of LAWYERS, 10 examine
aud report upon bulls Submitted 10 farAamentl w0ulS
pcssess The minute knowledge and practical dexteTit,
which materially acquired BY lonfl experience The
chee would give them she talent " eoneeivng the detail
OF Law forming the related parts % an Internal
coherent whoei and As talent, Combined with minuu
knowfdQe ard practical oeNtutiy, tie tAlent needle,