New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

sSEMBLi-PETIrIoN.
ByM-. TAYLOR. against allowing foreign capi-
lslsis q monopolze American soil Aesa-
The oil o. amend the act authorizing the village
Of d iamsburgh % rslsc money % pay certain debts
was read third time and passed
Mr.. 4. ROBERTsoS offered resolution de
clanug that The Direct Railroad Bill having passed the
IN u lers o The lir1 house Be rcspc ctfuly requested
% vacate tie seats 81 members ' this House and A.
10y them a lea days 1i repuse. lL-ugltcr
Mr. TAYLOR moved & refer the resolution 10
the Chairman Of the Third House 70 report complete.
Renewed laughter
The resolution was laid on the table.
GENERAL oRDEns
Tie Committee ~ ,hc Whole. Mr.. Ross In the
Chair resumed the consideration OF the bill for The sac
OF lauis Tor taxes m the counties where they DE.
Mr. " ARD moves o. amend ~ as % give the
act prospective oqerst In cerisin particulars Lost
Mr COkNELL proposed - exempt the City OF
New-lork from she operation OF the set Agreed to.
Mr.. PRUYS moved 70 exempt also the City o. Al
bany. Agreed 10.
Mr. Gloss moved 10 exempt the County Of Kings.
Agreed 60.
Mr. WARD moved 10 amend. so that the act
should take effect on The lsl fsy Of Nay next
Agreed TO
Mr. BAGLEY said he had given the bill careful
examination and VAS satisfied that Il was wrong from
beginning e. end and not wAst The people wanted
tie desired 20 ace the change made that was desired
but be hoped the change made IN the right shape
lie thought a short bill might be drawn, which would
meet the whole obect-and stated wtal the features OF
such bi should be-, II any passed.
MrLWARD SMITH replied that thus bill was one
Of the several bills that bad been heretofore proposed
and that IL merely changed the Rs . make their
provisions applicable the change % The place Of
sale. II gentlemen did not Ike H. be hoped Instead OF
making neral objections thatthey would themselves
propose their own BILL or amendments.
Mr. WILLARD said 70 was obvious lat this bl'l
did no. pass no b could be got through Tie hoped that
gentlemen who did not Ike the DA would exempt
their counties anf permit those who wanted the law 20
nave H. The supervisors 81 his County had unanr
mlusy asksd or this change. The people OF the state
generally desire t and he trusted would pass II not
Ia a general, AZ elst IA restricted or local shape
The bill was then reported 20 the House, and
oris red 10 third reading
The Ten Hour bill coming up, As unfinished
business, Mr.. PRUYN moved rs reference 70 select
Committee 10 report complete Agreed 10.
The Clinton Prison Appropriation oil came up
az unfinished business-ihe question beng on agreeing
the doings OF the COMMITTEES Of the Whole, striking
out the euactiug csuse.
Mr.. CARVER addressed the house IN favor OF
giving this project Of employing convicts In the manu
iacturs # Iron, in which the state mad embarked
large amount Of money a lair trial, which he con-
tended II had not had
Nr' KIM went into the condition OF the prison
the expenses already incuued-the small amount com
parAtvely earned by the prisoners sst yesr-the very
large additional appropriation necessary 10 give the
project farther tris-and urging that the Investment
already made could b. turned ~ some more useful
purpose
Mr. DoDGE doubted whether the House had in
formation enough before H. a. justify them IN abandon
ing an experiment. su incomplete, that had already
cost the state much money Pccunisry considerations
merely OF secondary character snd ne urged,
that u the two other pusous were held - thls rule
they mi ght that ground have been absndOned soon
after they established lie concluded by express.
log the hope the pdoa would At east be continued one
year longer.
Mr. BREWER replied in opposition 10 the con-
thu ance Of this prison. which be regarded a. hum
Dug the start and should not be continued smother
moment
Mr. A. RoBERTsoN sustained the bill-and ad-
vered % toe parable OF the barren ngtree 40 an Nus
traon of the true policy OF the State IN regard % this
prison
Ma LEAyLSwoRrH stated facts IN regard TO
the expense Of making iron from his own experience,
10 show that this prison must be always burden on
the treasury.
Mr. NOBLE opposed appropriating money to ex-
tend the field Of operation. Of prison, which 70 was
doubtful whether IL should be continued on u present
basis
ing clause and IL was agreed 10 Ayes 50 Noes -.
Mr.. PRUYN moved 70 refer the bill back 70 be re-
ported complete.
Mr. BOwES moved a Select Committee to re-
port complete. 80,
Mr.. BaGLEY expressed the hope that the bill
would 70 TO the Committee Of the Whole.
Mr. PKUYN moved 70 make the bill special or
der Tor this afternoon. Agreed 10. Adjourned
For following r-Pan aisli-d manly 70 The fba"y
Erss'a5 J,-vnaij
SENATE. ALBANY, Friday, March 10.
PRAYER by Rev DR.. RswsOS.
THIAD READING OF BILLS.
To incorporate the Lewiston Suspension brldge
Company Passed. 90 Ia relation % the time OF hold
ing the Circuits Of the Ihrd Judicial District fssscd
- To amend the General Plank Koadlsr Psssed--
To suthorize The construction Of plank road ID az.
ton Passed To amend the act IN relation 10 Kali
road Companies Passed. To ENFORCE THE REsFoN
sIBILTrY OF STOcKH9LDEAs N BANKING CORPORATION
Passed To release the interest OF the state IN ceI
k4-k ~ 4fad sci Ped
Passed ESTABLISHING FREE SCHOOLS throughout
the State Passed In relation 70 the Faous >e!ec'
school Passed For the relief OF JESSE AchINLkf
Passed TO lessen the severity Of Criminal flnlsn'
nrnt fo., AYES IL Noes Mr. FINE laid on The
table motion g. reconsider l---.for the relief u
LYDIA HAIDEN an Indian ~omau Passed 80. TO amend
&C, IN relation 10 town superintendent OF Common
schools amend the act establishing Free
schools in Flushing Passed In relation 70 'uits y
and against joint stock Companies and Assoeistohs.
Passed.
up the special order being the b 10 AELArioN 70 me
ALnANT BASIN IL debated BY Aessrs FINK,
WuKtS FuLLER when Mr.. COLE moved 70 srike 0-i
the clause sppropristng sj1OO0 20 the Per company
Lost Ayes Noes 20 asioAoSs
N-..,. H-,.s sas E1rs caas Cor Goa corar.u
-. 300 % F-.. D. sr C-s8s. A. p Hal hsssyi J-a-
go Mlr.a Taaasl.s. Tf-.s~sa, ~ -sg---1
TIE question y as then taken on agreeing with
the report of the COMMITTEES OF the Whole and order
ns the bill nlrd reading Ayes 70 Nays > as iol
lows; 80 I'll. -. r..
8Irtn h4sa CD y Ai Att Ni-
-. - F1,t ~ Frr.i f.lsr G-.i-s, H. Hal, ht~-s,
Nsra fs1t... rr-.i--.l wa
Ns,.-N--sf. carr. Cole. Jctat.n-A
Or motion OF NJ. FlSE the oil Incorporating
ne Ai5sny Pier Company referred 10 be reported
| complete.
| NJ TREApwEIL called up the bill 70 delray the
| .Nss,.. 81 removing wrecks from the Albany Basin
Rrort .sreei % snd bill ordered 20 third reading
4 number &C bills were then pat forward % De
reported complete
BIS were reported tavorably upon
| h, Mr. FI>E. q authorize >grrOgaies 20 take
pro5fs sui AcknoE ed -ments ot deeds - suih5nk-
Surrozaiss - invest Surplus moneys arising tIoI me
.se Of reA estate - suIhorze Town Clerks % ADMIN
.ter oath, 10 certain and y amend The al Al
| thorizins persons % change taer names
| Also. complete, the oil 20 allow Anthony bG
| clay - tAke Al hold real estate. Third reading
! Nr : H. z Hall, re alive - certain road dls
trict IN Corning % supply TIE city Of Brookya VIA
water L. amend the act authorizing trustees " w
| H,u.5ursh 70 rSs5 mOney BY lo.n q Tax ,
| Mr.. CLAIM By bill Tor the relief OF CAmPoeA
H.rri. lRecommiiied. l. Be reported complete
! NJ FILLER complete. the hll relative ~ TIE
/ rr.s.s,rer Of Monroe lThiri residing
| Mr.. II p. HALL offered aresoiution eaiiins 90
/ ths Wfs.u,bursh Fire las Co % report the snoan.
oftbsir rsuitsl stock whistler 10 . 81 paid ~ and
g. whether sny and any has been Loaf II me course
ofther business and how tie am unt remaining Is m
vested together With TIE actual amount covered .;
| -oi,e;as Of insurance. Adopted.