The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-28
NEW YORK LRaISLATURE.
From the Albany Evening Journal
SENATE.

NEW YORK LRRIsLATUREs
From the Albany Evening Journal
ALBANY, March %, 1919.
THIRD READING BILLS.
TO amend the act authorizing the trustees OF VII
hamburg to raise money BY tar or loan, to pay GER
tain debts. Passed.
smsndstory Of the code, In order to make an amend
msnt in relation to the Superior Court Of Common
fisss o. Nc. fSls' rns smsna%sn ~ xss az adopted
Mutual lnfurance Co. Passed.
To incorporate the Buffalo Dry Dock and Marine
To incorporate the Life Savings Benevolent Assoca-
ton of New York. Passed Recess
bill in relation to the wharfage Of the city Of Albany
pssssd.-.a'sus, March ~.
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, March %, ls4s.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. wAeeosrR.
PETITIONS.
Mr. Campbell of citizens OF Cohoes In favor Of the AL
bany Water bill Mr.. Guernsey, to exempt live STOCK
holding any courts at Dsnsvile; Mr. eavenworth, of
citizens Of Sodus Bay in relation to canal from the
expenses in Cananasigus; Mr. Culbert ~ to improve
the upper waters Of the Hudson river (2 for free
bridge betwes n St louisville and Mindep; Mr. Siocum
against changing the termination Of the FULLY and
Syracuse Plank road; Mr. Bailey, against chsng ug
map of the city Of Brooklyn to FORBID the traffic In
dent spirits; MIR Pruyn against the passage OF the AL
bsny Water bill; MIR. Richards, against smo aiding the
charter Of the Attios and Hornellsvie Railroad; Mr.
Cross against closing the jamaica avenue In the city
ME- CuRrss reported in favor Of authorizing the Go
vernon to appoint commissioner to examine into the
condition Of certain Indian titles In this State.
Mr. b. THOMSON moved the of the petitions
in regard to the reduction Of tolls railroads.
PRIVATE CLAIMS.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole. Mr.
Gsss in the chair, on Private Claim bills.
REPORTS
Mr.. BAGLEr, the Senate bill authorizing the settle
nsnt OF certain costs incurred by the Commissioners
Mr. L. w, Smith, by bill authorizing bridge over
MIR. Bu,H, against the bill for relief Of Anthony Bar
MIR. Nash, against tho petition for Peoples rail-
Mr.. CURTIS reported that the law was sufficient to
meet the petition Of Major Jacobs and other Indians
Mir. WHIrE, against tho petitions Of certain women
Of Bufalo-Agreed to.
MIR CLARK. complete, the bill authorizing bridge
across tho Chenapgo river.
MIR. RIcHARos, against the bill to reduce and regu.
late the fare Of the several railroad companies in this
MIR. CORNELL, complete, the bill to amend the char
ter Of the New York Institution for the OF
Mr. BowEN moved to refer back to the Committea Of
the Whole tho bill to define tho duties Of the Commits
sioners Of Emigration Of the city Of New YorkAgreed
Mr.. PARDnr reported bill to erect the town Of Nor
Mr.. W. H. ROBERTSON, complete, the bill to sstas-
| lsh free schools In Sing Sing
MI HALE moved to make the bill to erect the coun.
| ty of Adams . special order for Thursday.
| Mr.. SWEET reported complete, . bill in relation to
the Chspcelors Library Refers the disposition of
the library to the Judge. Of the Court Of Appeals.
| Mr.. BouoHroN, complete, the bill In relation to
docks In the town Of Bushwick
Mr. BREWER, the bill in relation to work house in
MIR. MCLEAN presented . remonstrance Of the grand
jury Of Livingston county against removing the courts
Mr. VARNuM moved . gold medal to Can't Lorner
Graham. Laid ON tho table with similar resolutions.
Mr.. CORNELL moved resolution requesting certain
information Of the directors Of the New Rochelle Bank
within ten days Agreed TO-
The House went into Committee Of the Whole, Mr..
Bowen IN tho chair, and reported progress on the bill
making appropriations to the De Ruytsr Inatitute
tho support Of an Agricultural Professorshp in said
institute.
Mr. L. w. SMITH moved to refer the lien law to .
select committee to report complete Lest
Mr.. l.. W. SmIrH mevsd TO refer back the hill for the
pYote ction Of game In certain counties Agreed to
The House concurred in the Seuate's mendments
to the bill providing for free bridge the Oswego
Also to the bill to amend the charter of the York.
vile school In the 18th ward Of the city Of Now York
The House rseedsd from its first amendmentto the
bill for the relief of Zebulon Moore aid insisted upon
its second.
The question oame up upon agreeing to the amend.
mspt Of the Ssnste to the Common Scoool Approprta
ton bill The amendment sppropriAtes $3.50 to
one academy in each county TO BE- designated By the
twenty common school teachers during . period OF
The mendment was sustained by Messrs. ELDER.
KIN PAWS, and SWEET and ooncurred in.
Mir. Cross moved gola medals to Leuts. Charles d.
Brewer and Oliver L. Shepard Referred with other
Mr.. VApNuM gave netce Of bill TO incorporate the
New York and Liverpool Steam Navigation Company,
Mir BAILEY called up his resolution for select
pttee examine into certain allegations against
tain mbers OF the judiciary.
Without taking the question, the House rock
ee.s until four O'Clock.
After recess the bill providing for the erection OF
ere proof building for the State Library discussed
In committee, and amended as to require tae
trustees Of the Capitol TO report plan and estimates
for capitol and frs.proof library the next Le
sislature The bill in relation TO building TOR tue
New York Historical Society also discussed. Pro-
gress. The New York Aims House Depsr ment bill
was reported by the Committee Of Conference with
amer uts. Table, Adjourrsd,-.a!bany .qrgus,
March27.
The LATE TORNADO IN KENruCKY.-The Louls-
vile (ky) Journal, OF the 22d inst, speaking of
the late tornado In that State, says:-The year OF
lS49 has, 80 far, proved very disastrous one.
Floods, earthquakes, and hurricanes have followed
one another In quick succession. The storm ex-
perenced here about nine o'clock on Tuesday
night has done great damage east and west of US,
and has even been ended with the loss OF life
1t is indeed miraculous that more lives were not
lost. BY the stage from Shelbyve, we learn that
that town has suffered severely, No less than
twelve fite zen buildings, three story brick
dwellings,, were blown down. The principal loss
is sustained by Mr.. O'Neil, whose dwelling, rope
walk, hemp house, and all other outhouses, were
levelled to the ground. The chlmneys, roofs, &c,
of bnil tba fn,.