New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09


cedure, and BY consent Mr.. NOBLE added TO said
Committee.
NywYoRK POLICE.
The bill amendatory Of the New-IOrk Ponce
Act which passed the other Hoase after being amend
ed by liking the Of Office for four years Tor the
new appointments.
ELLIS PAssED.
Several bills were passed among them the
one 10 continue the charter Of the Institution for me
Benefit Of Aged and INDECENT Females 10 the City o.
New York. To amend the charter Of the Newfo orr
University Authorizing Bridge over the Cnsmpimh
canal Wbitehsll. Relative 10 the Oneida Lake
canal Relative 10 Town Superntendens oil Common
Schools Adjourned.
From Absny Eve. JourasL
SENATE. ALBANY. Saturday, April 7.
COMMISSIONERS oP PRACTICE
Mr. WILKfs agreeably 70 previous NOTICE intro
duced bill for the appointment OF Commissioners VI
Practice Also 10 revise the Statute LAWS Ooechons
we're made to the ptou OF the bin, On the ground
that the subject twice before rejected this session
Mr. WILKrs claims that the present bill ~ q
different thst u proposes new appointments &C
Mr. CLARK objected 10 the second reading 81
tie bill ON the same day the first requiring unani-
nous consent
The President declared the objection well taken,
90 tina. the bill could not have its second reading
Mr. COLE gave notice oi his intention to suspend
the rule.
THIRD READING BILLS
The following were passed. unless otherwise
noted To incorporate the New York Mariners Indus
trial Association amend the act for the protectiOn
Of emigr ants arriving at the port of New YORK Los
Ayes - Nays o. Reconsdered and laid on the table.
THE specisi order being the vote on tho Rouse
Point Bridge bill IL was postponed I'll Monday
To authorize the sale Of certain real estate held IN
trust under the will of Joseph Webs To amend
certain acs concerning passengers arriving at the p?
Of New York. In relation to the Orange County Mu
tusl Insurance Company To declare the pubic use
Of Railroad from the Saratoga and washington th
road 10 Patsburgh. For the roliof of Hotchkiss 4
Smith. Lost. To protect the woodlands OF SUFFOLK
County against destruction by fire
The Senate concured In the Assembly amend
meats to tbs bills smenda,ory Of the act relative 10 the
First Christian party Of Oneida Indians and 10 amend
the act relative 20 Town superntendents OF Common
Schools.
Court of Chsncery and the Supreme Court. The
General Insurance Companies BILL. lay out
road from Brooklyn 10 Grssesend.
REJKcTED
The bill 10 authorize a Railway from Troy 10
the State line wss read third time ana reJscteo-
motion was made to reconsider this VOTE and twas
laid upon the table.
= sKwYomc woRK HOUSE.
Mr. JOHNSON reported, complete, the bill to
establish Work House at Newly York. which was or
dered to third reading.
The bill to admit the will of WILLIAM H. TAY-
Ios to probate wss also reported complete, and or
dered TO q third reading
NEW yoAK ARSENAL.
Mr.. WIIgIN asked leave to introduce resou-
ton for the appointment OF Select Committee to ex-
amino into the affairs Of the New. York Arsenal but,
objection being made, II was not granted.
TRRAsuRRR KINGS COUNTY.
Mr. BoKnE reported against the bill declaring
the validity Of the election Of the Treasurer of Kings
Co and the bill was rejected
AssEMRLY-R EroRrs
Mr. CunTIss, favoraby, the bill ia relation to
tho Csyuga Indians Mr.. l.. w. SMITH, from Select
Committee joint resolution in favor OF approprating
the public snds TO actual settlers. Laid over under
10 atxal Ia akl lie.
trict Attorney OF Lewis saaried officer Also against
extending right Of suffrage TO women Also, against an
act decarsory OF the school Law of s47 ALSO, against
investigating charges agsinsth Surrogate OF Duichess
....Mr GLASS against the petition OF citizens of Jeer
con relative to location OF Chemung Canal.
Mr.. WING gave notice OF a bill making an ap-
preparation to the Albany Hospital
Mr.. SKEEL brought In a bill Tor the establish
ment OF Department of Instructions la Agricultural Sci
Appropristes $4,000, to be expended under the
drecton Of tho Regents Ia not less than four Colleges
Tho House concurred in the Senate 3 amer nd
ment To the resolution In favor Of the annexation OF
BILLS BRAD A THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
To incorporate the Mlnesecongo Steam Ferry
Co.--.To amend the General Railroad act. Provides
for the return Of full statistics to the Surveyor Gene
Ials Office To extend the time for the collection
oftaxss in the town of Castle,on Richmond TO
incorporate the New.York and Greenwood Cemetery
Co.. For the relief of William II. Williams Mr. w
y Smith brought la bill To amend the charter Of the
Washington Manufacturing Co. IChsnses the name to
the Monsauk Manufacturing Co. Read third ume and
passed
JURISDICTION or COUNTY COURTS.
MIR. DoDeK, Chairman OF the Select Committee
of Nine reported resolution declaring that County
Courts should have the original jurisdiction providot
In Senate bill 500.
instructed him to offer this resolution In order to OBJ
tain the of the House. II wac In no way ndics
tive Of the Of the Committee but u though
best 10 save time, 10 have this question discussed aI'
kufnr ofIa til
Mr. WILLARD would not object 10 the resolo
ton, II Aiegsny County was excepted. Tho Court
there wore well enough now-better than they eve
before
The SPEAKxR remarked that if we do not give
those Courts original jursdction the question Cal
be settled by the Court OF Appeals aud woui'
always remain In doubt Many Of the most eminen
jursss In the State believe that these Courts may hsv
original juradction lie was IN hyor therefore. o
90 declaring, fret; because no believed wes right
and secondly, because he wished theqneston Settles
By the proper ,ribanal--the Cour. of Appeslst
Mr.. DAxFoRTH sustained the resolution.
Mr. RICHARDS though il would be constitution
70 give the County Courts Civil Jurisdiction
Mr.. A. Johnson said this whole question depen
dsd upon the word original Original jurisdicto'
mssni powers Independent OF statute. Under th
dointion, the Supreme Court had decided that th'
powers row sought 10 be- contsrred upon Count,
Courts. were constitutional He trusted that thu
lMr SrEyESsoS had no doubt of the unconstitu
tionaty of this proposition. lie had never doubted
from the 6rst. Tho Constitution was clear and ex
pioit
and entered into discussion OF the meaning OF III,
word special" Il would be general to say that Conn
Courts shall have Jurisdiction in all cases whatsoever
but Il would be special to limit The Jurisdiction @
IF those courts 10 particular csss OF scuons, or to
particular case In particular class OF scens lie elu
cidated that idea by referring to various authorities
Mr.. w. 8 SMITH opposed the resolution, arguinA
ssanss that construction Of the word especial, which
AZ m would lead 10 an entire OF IN,