New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-13
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
Adjournment Of the Legisafure-The Speak
er's Address.
SENATE. ALBANY, April


The following bills were passed The House bill
10 regulate issues of the Safety Fund Banks; for
the permanent organization OF the Normal school
Agricultural Appropriations making lew fork
House Of Refuge for the formation OF charitable
benevolent religious and scientific societies to in
CORPORATE the Neptune Ocean Steam Navigation
Company.
Mr. WILKrs was appointed President pro tenn,
Bills passed for q railroad from Buffalo TO the
pennsylyania State line; TO amend the General
Banking Law to incorporate the Savings Bank
for merchants clerks in New. York for the relief
of the New York Deaf and Dumb Institution. Ad'
ournea at midnight.
To Dau-Mr BRowNsoN was elected member
of the Committee to examine Treasury accounts,
&c.
The bill in relation to the removal of the Quar-
antine Buildings at Staten Island was lost, 10 D 8.
The House bill making appropriation for the
Clinton Prison was passed, the appropriation being
reduced 10 $4,000.
Amendments were offered to the Constitution,
for filling vacancies in the office of Governor and
Lieut.. Governor.
The usual Committees were appointed, and the
Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Yesterday, p MN. Brooks called up the bill
amendstory of the General Banking Law, referred
to in the proceedings. The amendment was agreed
to that securities deposited with the Controller
shall be NY. State stocks equal In value to per
cent stock Amendments to strike out bonds and
mortgages as security, and to permit u 3. stocks
TO be received as security, were rejected The
bill was then passed.
Messrs. ROSE aud WAGER were appointed on
the part OF the House to examine the accounts oil
the Treasury, &c.
The bill to incorporate the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company passed.
Adjourned to 10 o'clock.
To. Day--The Harbor and River resolutions were
adopted.
The bill to continue the compensation to chan
ceors and old justices was lost.
The Clinton Prison Association bill was rejected.
The motion to reconsider the vote on the Attca
and Hornersviile Railroad waslost
Eighty bills were rejected.
Mr. SPAULDIsG, by consent introduced bill ap
propriating s35 900 10 the Clinton Prison, applied
In accordance with existing laws. Passed.
The bill providing for the election OF Justices and
Clerks of the Marine Court in New-Yor was laid
on the table.
The bill authorizing the Corporation Of New York
to resell land for Assessment was opposed by Mr.
MYERS and supported by Messrs. RAYMOND and
BENEDICT. and rejected
The bill repeating the act concerning Passengers
arriving at ports in places in this State other than
the port OF New York. was read and lost.
The bill for the permanent establishment OF the
Normal school, was passed.
The House concurred in the reduction Of appro.
prstions to Clinton Prison to s25 600.
The Senate's resolution to amend the Constitu
ton in regard to vacancies Of Governor, &c was
laid on the table.
The usual COMMITTEES were appointed.
On the adjournment the Speaker addressed the
House as follows, viz:
Gentlemen OF he Assembly The period OF our brief so
journ here Is drawing 10 close. II has been Vo
days replete with action Of vast and peculiar interest," NOT
only with In country bat through the various
onnfrf Of ne III To II
and earnest Interest and 10 which you gentlemen
have addressed yourselves with devotion worthy OF al
commendaIion. You have consummated an amount o.
business unprecedented In the history OF legislation ana
with as much elaboration and csston as the time allotted
you would allow. How far The great the radical changes
In prexistpg laws may tend 10 promote the pup
Tic veal time alone determine Ii Is enough Tor you
that your efforts have been honestly devoted 10 the execu
ton OF the public will.
Zone self approving hour whole years outwsishs,
Ofsupid starsrs and loud huIzn"
It an occasion for cOngrsiuaton and thanks that kind
Providence has watched and preserved the life and
me ssuraby the health Of each and one OF us that
no incident has occurred 10 interrupt our general inter
course ieirac from the mutual respect between gen.
emsn associated as We have been, in the promotion OF
object and that object the common good OF our
country. For myself gentlemen. can only thank you for
the generous spirit In which you have construed oil my
In the administration of this Office for the LIBERAL
iy with which you overlooked whatever error may
have committed and your cheering APPRECIATION OF all that
was right The task Of administering rules OF ordersaways
delicate and often difficult Ii las been rendered essy and
agreeable TO by the honorable and ognned cosdact Of
aose over whose deliberations have been called to preside
sha ever cherish the recollection OF mutual inter-
course among the most pleasant incidents OF my life,
especially this last unanimous expression OF your APP
eroval will chser gladden. 10 my latest day with
deep and earnest feeling. Commenting you each TO the
protection Of Power above which csreih for Us ALL
bid you gentlemen farewell; word which must BE- and
hath been, sound thA mskss uslinser; yet FarewslF
FROM BRAZu-By the bark Kathleen, we have
received sdvces from Rio Janero TO the 2ad OF February
There was little OF interest stirring. The Emperor OF
Brazil was still la the PROVINCES. visiting the various inter-
es,ng parts and estates Of the country On the 9th OF
February plot discovered Al the town Of Psosss for
general rising Of the negro population, who Intended
butchering oil the whites the It'll. Fortunately Il was
pat down without any loss Of life.
DEATH OF JEsSErr SRAw.-The terrible and
catastrophe that occurred IN this village on
evening OF last week la which the two Interest
ins children Of l. Bacon burnt 10 death BY the
ploson Of contsni spirit gas siso burned Miss
J-nnett Shaw Who filing lamp at the time the ex-
took place, In such msnner that she ded on
two days AFTER the accident LEROY daz
r. We are panied to hear the report that
THsopoRs sEDGwioE. Esq OF this city, died this morning
the particular nature OF his disease
We have not been able 10 Learn. he has long been
respected inhsbsnt of the place. and bis oss VIII
be much regretted by large circle OF seeosasnses ana