New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
ALBANY, Tuesday night, April 6, ls4

Correspondence oil Inc lrOune.
ALBANY, Tuesday night April g. ls47.
The Senate rs to y have concurred, ION motion
If Dr peekman OF Undertook with the Assem-
bly in a resolution 10 adjourn the Legislature on
the 18th Of May next, and redssemble on the 9Th
n September. Senator Harris thought that if the
Laws to set the Government in motion were pass
"A the People would be satisfied. lie and Messrs Bar
low Beach Gridey Hall Ruggles and Spencer, formed
thsmnoriiy.
The House amendments were unanimously adopted
by the Senate to the bill for appointing Commissioner
10 prepare Code of Laws &c. That's gone case for
The present, but there's good day coming
TIE ASSEMBLY was some time in Committee on tho
Railroad Freight bill when Mr. J. b. Smith moved to
allow Railroad Companies to carry all sorts Of goods
lstween lst Of October and LIST of May, and butter
cheese fresh meat eggs and fruit during the other fine
months No vote was taken.
The bin for opening Washington Park, Brooklyn, was
sRreed to in Committee.
Messrs Wright and Hodgson have presented the en-
closed minority report on the NewYork and Erie Rail
road They say that three millions were paid in by the
state and but very little by the public-that the limit
Cd means Of the Company FILTERED away in the
payment Of large salaries to officers In extensive and
Incomplete surveys and in partially constructing pieces
Of the road at points which rendered them utterly
Less They contend for the interior route, giving their
reasons and affirming that four millions of the public
money have been already expended and that
aIhs stocks Of the State thrust by the managers
Of The Company into the market at unfayorable periods
ana sold below the par vauewid specu alton and
ri expenditure foowed-large sums were lavished upon
hvorles and offcias-the three millions Of stock were
coon issued 10 and expended Pretended by the COmpa-
n.y. with but little fifty miles Of the road com pleted.
Succeeding this podga expenditure Of their own and the
public money, the Legislature found the Company, al
legged IN the report Of the majority, In state OF nsolven-
ey II had been produced by ndiscreton and misman-
sgemenL -Four millions Of dollars had been expended,
ye, not sixth part OF The road was constructed and but
inv miles In condition for use"
Why were three or four millions OF dollars thus hand
ed the agents of the State to any associated body
OF tied down by personal responsibility beyond
the stock they held which very little indeed for the
legislature appears to have incorporated and upheld
association to squsnder the money of the public rather
than to make railroad with means Of their owns
About 2 p. NJ the House went into Committee on Mr..
Ruherords bill TO pay Jurors in your City; and il
determined that every person who shall serve
GRAND or PETIT Juror in any Court OF Record In New
York shall be paid 81 day for bis services, OF course
this In lieu of all tees &C. For each civil to be
nied by jury 81 to be paid TO the Clerk when the
placed on the calendar and all fines and penal.
tea exsced from Jurors for attendance also TO
form part Of said Jurors fund. ! think you have the
substance Of this bill amended and ordered 10 be
crossed.
We have not a word, rs yet. from Mr. Alnngs Conn
way the original law of Tenures in Massachusetts was
extremely simple and concise. The royal charter to
the emigrsnts from England. had conveyed the whole
territory while yet wilderness TO the Company and
ir assigns and the General Court OF freemen very
early enacted See Doug Sum. !, 49, that FIVE years
quiet possession shall be deemed sufficient title'
In my letter of the %, Senator F0isoras amendments
to the School bill are stated to be by Senator Foster
also made TO say will WAGER but as | never
gamble wager or make bets IL must have been g" will
engage In my letter of the lst Percy is spelled Perry
Other often the result OF my own bad pen
msnshp.