New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-12
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4Y ELECTRIC TElEG RAPH.
NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, May III

SENATE ALBANY May III 7. NJ.
The bill for Par Redemption for circu ating notes
OF Banks in New York, goes over to the Extra
Session
The Bank Committee reported against the re.
newa of the charter OF the Commercial Bank Of AL.
bany. Report agreed to.
The General Manufacturing bill was taken up in
Committee Of the Whole, and the debate continued
till the afternoon session.
The Court of Errors met and adjourned sne de.
The Senate insisted on its amendment to the
Literature Bill continuing the appropriation to the
School Journal motion to suspend the rules to
move the bill to repeal the Excise Law to a third
reading, was lost. The bill was then made the
special order this afternoon.
The amendment made by the House to the Rail
way Freight Bill with the BILL was laid on the ia.
bic until to morrow
The bill relative TO the election of Judicial Off
GERS was taken up. The section for the election
OF Recorders Of Cities was struck out and one for
the election OF Recorder of Albany agreed to.
The bil! was then agreed to- Senate still in session
ASSEMBLY
The Finance Committee reported az ainst the bill
for an Outfit for the Macedonian
The Senate bill for the transportation on Rail.
ways at all seasons Of the year was passed, an
amendment having been agreed to requiring the
payment of the same toll when carried on any
Railways as if carried between the same points on
the Canal
The House agreed to a Committee Of Conference
on the Canal bills.
The bill TO compel Railway Companies when re-
laying any portion Of the track to relay with heavy
rails, was ordered to a third reading.
The bill authorizing George H. Inlay and others
to erect Docks and Piers at Brooklyn was received
from the Senate with amendments.
| Mr.. BOWIE opposed and moved TO lay the same
on the table.
The House concurred in all the amendments 0
the Senate 10 the Literature BILL except for the ap
preparation of $4,000 tor the School Journal.
Mr. WALsn resigned his scat as a Member o
the Assembly
The bill TO reduce the number of Town Officer
was postponed to the September session.
The Judiciary Organization bill came up on
motion TO be reported complete.
Mr.. WRIGHT moved instructions to strike out al
relating to the General Jurisdiction of Count
Courts-this motion was lost. The bill was the
referred to be reported complete.
motion TO make the bill to protect citizens i
the enjoyment OF their Rights to Real Estate tn
order for this afternoon was lost.
In the afternoon the Judiciary bill was reporte
complete without amendment and read and passed
Assembly still in session.
! MAzKETs.-Wheat no sales. Corn "a 96 cts. for {
pounds Oats ~ cts for 10000 bushels to be deivere
in June and July-4s paid. boat is in from Buffalo
PHILApEL PHIA, May IL, ls47.
William McLain mas been committed by Mayc
Swift on suspicion Of having murdered Jane
Clark, who has been missing since Saturday nigh
at which time they had quarrel at house nes
SchuylkilL Clarks clothes have been found
McLain's house, but his body has not yet been di
covered.
No farther Southern news has been received
Fredericksburg
OhcIal returns from Virginia, after purged poll
elect Irwin to Congress by four votes and Menu
len by one.