New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19
, .r,.lature Of New-YOrk-Canada Members
Of Parliament.

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Correspondence Of The Tribune.
ALBANY, Wednesday March H.
On, Of the most amusing scenes, oday, took
xhlle the Assembly were considering local bill
w WAIB-Mr. Speaker. J rise 70 question Of
ne septsrnsn who had the floor CMr. Bsseeu) took
r.s,rlxrR-Mr Walsh.
y. WALSH would Ike to know, air II IL is courte
"a proper for Of the mostvenersbe and gAllsnt
hr, OF this House to have hs feet upon the top Of
=. se,t while honorable members are speskiugf.
III. ouery directed attention 20 the venerable gentle
nan from 81. Lawrence NJ Bishop Perkins who had
-, Ns ,esi Immediately 10 front OF the Speaker and
800 ID, feet on or the topof one Of the mahogany
$50 he tips Of his boots being level with hts
80 ard bis fee, projecting over into the middle pss
n, ,,la lie is a tall man, and his figure was mex.
'.s.selv drol with the soes Of his feet up in the
ps.ss,;s face Ike psrspet rampant Mira Trolloye
T,Lse Doodle or Punch, would have immOrtszed
- Mr. Perkins is a very s;ric, dscipllnarian, but
i,hsl rood humored In the midst Of the laughter that
sno~e5 he very deliberately lowered one Lex.
rss husiness Of the House proceeded, Mr.. BAscoM
s,kipg that the hon. gentlernsns imposing attitude
"a rot dl,composed him In the least.
sesr = while Mr. WALSH rose sgsin to'a question Of
.S.,-,be ladies' gallery being full and Mr. Perkins,
~. ,,sll ri, r.s) facing the Speaker in an exst
n no.,top something like sailors pedal extremities
- 10 bis hammock In the forecaste Of merchant
M w.l.h grsvely read the rule" The Speaker shall
.s..rvs order and decorum" and submitted that the
r,,srnsn from St Lawrence, and before the ladies'
- b.d violated IT, The Speaker however, did not
~ io,thed in rebuking him He persisted, and busi
ne., vas thus once more Resumed
Ihsve seen members in St stephens old Chapel
bsre esl.lsiing is night work lie down al full length
!. : window behind the seats. end 20 10 seep-but
,hsre we're no desks only plain old oak benches
number Of local bills were passed, notices gwen,
,s,ourons proposed OF considered reports offered sc
na M. Hell Gate Pilots bill went 10 the senate "a 10
fss Including the apprenticeship and penal clauses.
TS.v are desirable precedent tor lawyer monopoly
oof founded 90 personal merit The BILL in Senste was
referred 10 the four Senators from your District The
ssnits are to meet, after Monday at 10 A. NJ
The Foreign Poor u Nee Yoyk.
Mile tbs House in Committee Supply, Mr
Wight explained vote Of $1,000 annually paid since
lsl7 for the support OF foreign poor In NewYoTk that
inserted, in terms Of statute OF that year. He
should have shown that IL was necessary. and WHAT BIZ
caxR OF TIE MONEY Mock Democrats have got rich
IN New York by experimenting your finances and Aims
Houses Mayors clerks have pocketed their thousands
Gbd others their hundreds ofthousands sndhe burhen
bu become very heavy prudent pains liking citizens
who have saved something and laid Il out on real estate
The check under the covetous laws here has been
nagnery. Men have been appointed auditors 70 screen
cher men Why did not the Committee call for, and
show 70 the House the whole receipts and expenditure
Tor the poorer class Of Immigrants. Here s bonus,
lout Of the Erie Canal Enlargement fund.- Of $1,000
xhe Of 6 Gas persons who arrived atthe ports of these
states IN the last hsca year s-oJ arrived Al New OK
Flaf tai did d,y Payi
Prom l4O79 who arrived in Massachusetts, tax OF 81
each person was levied while the expense Of the TO-
rsgn poor for the year but $1,000 Is not this Op
uresslve and very irpOliuc Has Massachusetts right
10 make $4,000 yesr Of profit In this way Shall we
forget the rich who bring much capital-mGny millions
here end vest Il In houses lands manufacture ship
Ping &C 10 the greet advantage Of the Commonwealth
TBe lmmiVrsnt bin 1, stiT in the Senate.
The Two SESSIONS resolution was voted and lost
admit that this House has done than the last ia
,hs same tine and very little yet that's wrong: but
what were the Wings here FOR but TO shame the
Loco. By taking the right track and - going ahead
Drones enough can be had anywhere they are weed
Indigenous In every soil.
Repea, ofAe Three Cent Neps POSTAGE Lar.
The tyrsnniea Locos have passed BILL In Congress
providing thsi no person hereafter shsll send single
newspaper or more Of them, by mail unless he pays
threepence postage each paper Ia advance except
be through the Office where the newspaper 10 published
For example II 60 TO NJ. Jones and buy and pay him
Tor Weekly Tribune ss ne 10 your agent HERE, and
then mail that Tribune TO friend In Utica Rochester
Buffalo (ss htherto) tu not be tOyperded unless pay
rHsrE cents IN advance postage but II happen TO
sin New. York and buy and pay for copy and your
people send II 10 the posoihce then II will be mailed
md delivered to the person in Utica Cor esewhere) 20
xhom may have addressed H. on his only paying
esst This lie Loco LEGISLATION Mr. T. Smith has given
notice Of resolution Of instructions for the repeal Of
Asbsrbsrous, vexsiious and wicked enactment
Canadian and Nora Scotia Representation IN
Parliament
am inclined TO think that the reports In the newspa-
pers that the British Government somewhat seri-
ousy considering the project Of giving Canada and ALL
their other Colonies REAL representation In Pafa-
nent 10 well founded.
Burke thought IL quite impracticable in his days.
Franklin seesas 10 have favored itss did Adam Smith.
Mr. Hume brought It before the House Of Commons
s.,seu wears ago and IL then well thought OF by
many leading Conservsves Judge Halliburton esthor
Of sam Slick and the well known Joseph Howe OF Nova
Scotia have repeatedly and most earnestly 1rged on
Britain Ministers being one OF the surest oonos OIL
extended empire and perceive that the Albion has
no serious objection 10 H. Had there been kkA re
presentation OF public opinion from Csnsda, In Inc
House Of Commons In 1887 am quite sure that taere
would have been no revolt ia British America ana II
England really Intends 20 lay out or aid Der cooni'ts
In expendng eleven millions OF dollars on rsroad OF
$50 miles between Halifax and Quebec TO establish the
cheap possge system In the countries norm OF US snu
to open the ST Lawrence the trade OF the world u
more than probable that she will ieel the necessity OF
adopting the above idea suggests some part OF the
federal system Of this Union.
Mr. Burke in l775 described the British Parliament as
tie sovereign not the representative OF America ftr
hans The idea TO render the king the sovereign In the
r.msnns colonies In the sense In which he 10 the soye
rein u the society Of England At present taxes are
cnsn lad on and colonial moneys voted away, IN Lon
soa without any persons being present to speak and
vote for he folks on this side OF the water. Niceroyd
ties are sso talked Of but 10 not Lord Eisin sready
vieerOy' n
An people we have been subjected 10 eensure oy
travellers owing TO such pracuces