New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-15
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he resolutions were unanimously adopted.


The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
AssEMBLY-rxrIrroNs
For the Hornelsve and Buffalo Railroad. ...
To exempt i've stock SC from Canal tolls Railroads
10 reora snze tne New York Aims House Depart
ulent Agsinst new County from >teubcn and Ale
gsinst dividing Steuben County. To i'm
prove the upper water. Of the Hudson the
County Of Harrison. gsinst Increasing wharf
age duties in New Against dividing Scnohafie
County To establish Agricultural Proessorship
in the Central College For the new County OF Pat
Several against the division Of Alegany.
EEPORTs
Mr.. BAILEY reported against the bills relative
- the property ofmsrlied women-but fsv1rably with
amendments the senate bin ;hst subject. Also,
sea.nst the bin relative % Surrogaies Courts Also
bin relative 10 suits on promissory notes and bills OF
exchange against the bills amending the Code
Also, against the bill relative % the Poul'ency IS
tate and against the petition relative 10 the Right OF
Suffrage. Also, iavoraby the bill relative 10 the
relief Of iusoIgent debtors.
Mr.. CkMfHELL, iavorabiy, on the Senate bill
amending TIE General Banking Law.
Mr.. BOWEN. bill % authorize the establish
uent Of WORK House Ia the City Of New York.
TInRD READING OF BILLS
The following Ills were read third time and
To extend the remedies at law agsns, lnsu.
rance Companies
To amend the set concerning the laws. docu
ments &c Of the Legislature Table. The bill
among other things epess the law for the publication
Of The LAYS 10 the country pspers
To authorize Inspectors Oi state Prisons % al
minister oeths 10 certain cases.
RESOLUTIONS. &C
Mr. PRUYN had leave % Introduce a resolution
calling the Trustees Of Union College 10 reportiortt
with statement IN detail Of all the property owned by
the College ia What manner IL funds arc insesed and
have been for ten years lsst past, Sc SC.
Mr. =. stated that this College had never made
any report c0nformable 10 law and always sccomps-
Died the brief report made 70 the Regents with pro
sgsinst the power 81 the Regents 10 require or
their obligations 10 make u
Mr.. CAMPBELL inquired whether other Colleges
hsd made reports
Mr. PRUfN replied that this was the only one
that had not made the required returns.
The resolution was adopted
The LAkE CHAMfL An BRIDGE
The Committee of the Whole, Mr. BAILEY Ia
the Chair, again took up the Northern Railroad Bridge
bill, and the direct Syracuse and Rochester Railroad
bill.
Mr. ELDERKIS moved that the Bridge bill be
first taken up. Agreed 10.
Mr. CORR. who had the floor, waived his claim
The question REQUIRED on Mr.. CORSELL's amend
eni providing that the bridge should not Dc construct
ed or used until certan lines Of railroad were compile
ted and In operation in this state and In New England
without discriminating regulations ~ between freight
destined 20 Boston or New-iOrk.
Mr. FuZHCGH proposed a substitute for that
smen5meut-in effect prohibiting the use Of the bridge
Tor crossing. until the completion OF railroad from
the eastern shore Of Lake Champlsin opposite Rou-
ses Point 20 - Adams aud thence 10 Burlington, on
suCl ruutr thuuld D. pest tohpteu 10 puuc ~
commOdatOn nor until toe completion oi a railroad
from Burlington t. Troy and East Albany uor only 50
long - the Ogdens6urgh snd Chsmplsin Railroad Com
psny shall nsPort freight SC destined Tor places ia
his STATE the same terms as should be charged on
the Vermont Central Railroad on freight sc destined
tor Boston.
Mr.. FITzHUGH said this amendment, in bis opin-
ion covered al that could Do demanded OF this comps
ny. 1t required that all freight &c carried over this
road on which we had right 10 leg,late. aud over
which this company hss control shall be carried q, the
price whether carried 10 Boston or New York
This IL struck him wss reasonable requirement ard
with il the bi granted than the Legislature Ia
fairness should grant 10 this company.
Mr. CORNELL did not understand the object OF
toe substitute though be bad strong suspicion OF the
result intended 20 Be acc0m p.isned The language Of
the amendment some what similar 10 his oSn but
be could not see how far i covered the whole ground
Mr.. FuZHUGH did not pretend that Il covered |
the whole ground Of the Original amendment
Mr. CoKSELL remarked that In one respect u
differed materially from lis own. provided that the
bridge should be used excep, certain conditions
Ills provided that 10 should neither Be constructed
nor used, until certain things we're previously done
II cOnsirucied, he did not see how We could prevent rs
use The ony way d prevent its use was 20 require
81 the conditions named In his Amendment
Mr.. Ross believed there was stu another I'M
por,sn poin. of difference between the tTo The sub
stlute did no, require direct Railroad irom Houses
Point by wsy Il Burlington 70 Troy but permitted
route % ~ AIbzus or elsewhere.
Mr. CORSELL said that they might get a. equal
ly good communication on the west side OF Lake Cham
plain.
Mr.. FlrzHUGH.-Who pretends that there S
ever 70 Dc a railroad On that eide Of the Lake
Mr.. CORNELL replied that there was such an ap
phcstOn before tre House.
M FlrzHUGH said there were great many
such projects Il Ike the proposition 70 consoA
ate the railroads between this city and Buffalo twas
tub thrown out D smlse the people mat was al
There zas DO such Intention, he I'D not believe. He
had no, heard yet single Argument; advanced on this
hoor-a sound objection 20 this oL
II this point Mr.. = gave way %
The Speaker. who stated that the painful intel
lgeuce had just been received o. ne cesin OF men
bsr of the cher House, ard moved TIA; The Coln
to- rise and report pro. oess-vhich ~as dOre.
DIX TH % sgNAroR WILLIAMS
Mr. louisville then rose and IN IN appropr- |
.e .ns feeling II amer announced the death Of Hon
Trvorfsy : WILLIAMS. Of TorpkIns, member Of the
n.,e q; thss state and offered resolution fer the p
vontmeai Of Committee 10 prepare suitable re.o.u-
on, expressive Of The Ct The Legislature under
Us melancholy eveni-to b reported this afternoon
NJ SWEET sustained the resolutions and paid
tribute - the memory Of tie deceased
The resolution was adopted, and
The Speaker named the following IS the Com
miiiee ~
Ne.srs. ROuSsyILLE, SWIFT, BELLIs6ER, Nil |
tKn and LEAyzSwoETH. The House thea took re
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Tue resolutions were adopted unaniz1onsly' and
The SPElKEs adjourned TIE House t. 10 CLOCK
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