The New York herald., 1849-02-04
THIRTINTH CONUHn
SECOND SESSION.

VkuATIGTH CONGHBSSs
SECOND SESSION.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 3. 1870.
The Ssaate. ss usual was not in session to-day.
Heuse or resentasivos.
The House convened at noon, and vas orgsn,.sd
With the cuesoDaTy preiirinsriss. ,r
sEoasT MEXICAN rsSArv sRorocon
M. SrErHErs Of Georgia sgniasd his desirs to oab.
. resolution, directing is4ury to DO made Of eks
President, respecsps treaty. MsCioo, ssid 70 hsvO
been secretly proposed during me lats war Ths reso-
luton having been read for infor obsstions
1.-THE reoution requests the President ihforra,ths
House Is there does not exist r5otocsl ned By ths
and the Mexican M,Distsr Ro.ss, dscs ius that the
ts Of the ArDsricsn Senate uattsrr Of
srm merely, and not pertaining TO ,hs substsace ur
=. that such protocol COOS exist and that's
10 spnuls the late treaty with Mexico.
POST sUPPoRr.
Mr.. VINrON bairmAu Of The Comaittee Of Ways audi
Means, reported bill making cer,Eau provisions for
the support Of the POET OAcs Department wtach was
read and referred TO the Committee % the Whsle.
PuBLIo ~RiNTiSo
mesea8e received srom the Senate rss ysotiug'
the action Of the oors toe proposals for exsoatn
the public printing Of the ongrrss The ofesrs
he'd postponed the time Of the proposals until
appears to be the meaning Of tegraphe desrstoh
which 10 somewhat obscure upon this pointl
PnvATE sILLs
Tho House then resolved itself into Committee o(thsr
Whole on the private cslsndar Mr. Houston. of Ala
ing five bills, and reported them to the House.
MORE BOOKS.
The House adopted . resolution, granting 70 Mr.
Sibey. Representative from the State OF Wisconsin,
ths books and pubic doe .ments which mad bssn
voted to the other members.
GovEKsMENr OF THE INDIANS,
MIR. ToNrxINs, Of sississiPpi, presented remon~
ably An Indian chief against the bill nov. psndipx.
which proposes to unite all the Indian tribes in
ws:s' i uDa,r M ONE The pAps
After oncuriDg in several private bills, which had
been reported by the Committee of the Whole,
On motion, the House ad journed.
Legislature OF New York.
ALBANY, Feb g. lS4a
SENATE.
BLLs REPORTED.
Mn. LAwRENox reported bill granting spprep~i.
alton In aid Il the Dsafand Dsmb AsyIsm
Mr.. FINE reported bill, with amendments. relative
to prise fighting.
MIR. GEDDEs reported bill repeating the sst for re-
81 try Of births. marriages and deaths
Mr.. SMITH introduced bill to reduce thu rate Of
interest to per cent
FLOATING COMPANY.
The Senate took up the bill to anne nd the charter OF
the New York Floating Dry Dock Company and afssr
some discussion, passed the same.
The Senate then resolved itself into Committee ce
the Whole and resumed the consideration of ths bin
for the puninhment Of prize fighting, but withouh
coming to . decision, the committee rose
ASSEMBLY.
RILLs RfPoPTED.
MP BOWEN reported bill In favor OF raising 5000
for tho building of new Croton reservoir and lay
another main pipe.
Also, bill to amend the charter CT the otv Of Nsw
York, and to create q bureau.
RxrENsE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF The CODE
The Comptroller reported the expense OF tho Com
missioners of the Code of Practice, WhIoh anon nted
to S20s exclusive of printing
REDucrIon or THE RATE OF IxrERxsT.
Mr.. MorEAr, ofsOrange county, intI oduoed 4 bill "a
reduce the rate Of interest In this State sx per cent
NorICKs OF
Mr. cscss Of kDss county; gave NOTICE Of hi. intsn-
In the vicinity Of Walasout Bay to erect certain
wharves FOR their accommodation.
Ne; sAsH, OF Chemung county, gave notice of n bill
to prohibit railroad companies ff carrying freight
during the conttD1ance Of navigation.
Mr. tAIbY OF Greene county, ksve notice OF Q bill
to provide Ore proof buildings ior eli Libraries belong
ing to the State.
SWORDS TO
A resolution was submtted in favor OF prsseptin0
swords to General Bskpap, Colonel Burnett late CON-
mAhders qf the fret Nov York regiment and Colonel
Duncan, Of the ertlery for their distineuished eai
lantry and courage In the late war with Mexico Tns
resolution was refs red to the Military committee.
EMIGRANr
resolution offered to the purport that q sesect
committee BE- appointed to ascertain report what
changes In the laws emigran
The resolution Ess over
THE PILOT BILL.
Some progress was made In Committee OF the whole,
in tho consideration Of the bill ming the New
York pilots.
TREAsuRER KINGS COUNTY.
The resolution declaring that the election Of Mr..
Peck as Treasurer Of Kings county valid taken
up and ordered to third reading
OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY.
resolution was adopted providing for the electioa
on the oth inst OF Comptroller and Regent for the
New York University.
On motion, the Assembly adjourned