The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-02

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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
IFrom the Albany EvsOins Journal, March 81
.-H'-l ALBANY, March se-AP.M.
The bin to incorporate the New York and Hsvre
steam Nav,sa'ion Company, Wa read third time ana
ASSEMBLY.
.... ALsANy, March 9o-4P.M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. TArLon lad leave to introduce . resolution APP
pointing seleot committee to enquire whether the
Harlem Rsirc.d Company had not violated it charter
mr. PsyrS moved . resolution providing gold
medal for Capt. Arthur B Lansing. Referred
A. johnson in the char on the bill making appro-
building for the New York Historical Society.
$4,000 Lcst-81 to 81.
Mr. BA.nnR moved to MI the blank with $4,000
M CossnLL moved to nh the blank with 5000.
Mr.. RoswsLI moved to AL the blank with $4,000.
Mr. Bu.Ios moved to strike out the snaetns clause.
Carried IS to So
the bill ordered to . third residing.
The ,.ms Committee Of the whole took up the Al
MI GAS. moved to amend the bill, BY requiring tho
city Of Albany to build along the west edge Of
the basin, to empty into tho river below the basin
After debate the bill passed the committee and was
ordered to third reading.
Mr. wHIrE reported complete the bills to amend the
Mr.. GLASS moved that tho House would hold evening
sesions tho ensuing week. 70 consider the Senate bill
Mr. PrnLEr moved, that after the I'd Of April, no
member 'h9nid speak at any one time moro than ten
Mr. BA..ss moved gold medals to Can't. F.rnsworsh
and 1t Griffin. Referred.
Mr. PEAsK moved gold medal to 1t. Collins. RI.
feSfed.
MIR Fisk moved that the bill in relation to the Court
Of Appeals be referred 10 report complete Agreed
ME- Burror brought in bill to amend the general
ME- PRUrK moved to 70. commit tho bill In relation to
the village Of Cohoss to amend and report complete.
MIR. w. SMITH moved to refer the bill in regard to
tho lien law. to report complete Lost.
AConmittee Of Confersnee WAS appointed In regard
A Communication was received nom the Secretary Of
State in regard to to supsrntsndents Of
common schools. Adjourned.
SENATE.
ALBANY, March 81, 1910.
Prayer by Rev. Dr.. WYckorY.
By Mr. NARrIx favorsbly several Of the canal ap-
preparation. SO. bills.
MIR. W. HALL, iavorably on the bill anon ding the
act ating tho first division Of tho New York
Fno.T fa7or.bly on the bin for The erection Of.
dock N the south part Of Breoklyn.
Bills were reported complies, 80 by
Mr. g. H. r. Hall on the bill authorising the Brook.
Iyn Common Council to erect gas lamp posts in said
Mr. Cook, with amendments, to amend the cot 70.
curing compensation for death BY wrongful act IRE
duces the nne Of the company to S. O00 and makes Il
mi.demeanor on tho part of the agent OF snioer
Mr. F,sn objected to limiting tn. value of mans
Mr. JOHNSON sustained tho original bill, which dxsd
the damages at $4,000. He thought there could be
snd ,eo strong against the occurrence OF accidents
Mr. Fir. moved to amend the report Of the commit
M COOK urged that IS 600 would b. just .. opera
tive q SO eco and induce quite - much on tho
Mr. FINns molten vas rejected ayes 7, nays 10, and
the bill ordered to . third reading.
Mr. FINE favorably the bill declaring tho use Of
railroad from White hall to PlsttsburRh.
Mr. GHDpEs moved to lay the intervening orders Of
busne the table in order to reach the third read
Ing Of bhs with view to read the bill continuing In
ofRco the Commissioners on Practice and PIsadipg
ME- CoLH moved to refer the bill to the Committee Of
ths whole and went on to argue against the proprsty
OF continuing the commission.
Mr.. GEDpEs sustained tho bill when
MT COZ having Withdrawn his motion, the bill was
read ana l1'tnsyss IL, n.ysn.
&ked that the motion might lie on tho table
MIR. JOHNSON hoped not. The last day Of this com.
mission bad gone and from present appearances 1t
The Senate refused to lay the motion o, the table
The motion to reconsider was then rejected ayes 10,
nays H.
Mr.. CoRswELL fsvorsbly ON the bill, declaring the
UNITY OF railtOe0 from bunalo 10 LOckp0rt
MI FIVE; favoEaby, to authorize the sale Of certain
real estate
M FHosr, complete, the bill in tsl.tIon to the Al
Also making appropriations for the support Of ssr-
tain incorporated orphan asylums In this State
Mr.. BoKEE, complete, the bill autnsrlsins tho erso-
ton Of docks in the 7th ward Of Brooklyn.
Mr. WLxS, favorably to the bill in relation to suts
on promissory notes and bills Of exchange.
The Senate resolved to hold evening sessions.
MI, villain, fayorsbly, with amendments, in relation
to the Chancery library.
The Senate then vent into Committee Of the whole,
NJ Smith IN the Chair on the bill making appropris-
Mr.. WiLKIs moved to ftfike ont tho appropriation
to ST. Johns College at Fordhsm, en- the ground that
consent to any appropriation for mere UNCONVENTIONAL
puIIofss
elss Of good looking surrounding 1t dressed in
black, and the fact that IL Jesuitcal col
lege, was not disputed there:
Mr. BoSD explained that the institution was recog-
nEsd by the Regents Of the University a. ono In whoh
the course Of study the same that pursued in
all the colleges In the State
If he could DO assured that the institution not
mere denominational one. II such an institution, he
tns o. the
MIR. COFFIN had voted for this appropriation last
year believing 1t to be on the same footing the
Mr. FULLER explained that at that university the
theological seminsry was entirely separate, and that
not dollar Of the state money ever won't toit. Men
There was some further debate, when the motion Of
Mr. Wilkin prevailed.
On the motion Of Mr. FINE, 81 900 was appropriated
to the St. Lawrence Academy to pay debt due to the
State.
The b,ll was then reported to the Senate:
Mr. SMITH moved to restore the appropriation to the
st. Johns College at Fordham.
Mr. Bush said that psrh.ps he had done injustice 70
this Institution In his previous remarks While there
could be no doubt that the Fan college was theoo-
scal institution yet there was attached to IL inss
tution Of . literary character purely. to which The
youps men Of all den ominations were admitted.
Mr.. FULLER desired to know which was the college
and which not and to which the appropriation 70
60 before he could vote.
Mr.. COLE urged that the appropriation should be
made to the college o. this was he vas in formed from
the highest authority. literary Institution, and,
SUCH - much deserving Of an appropriation - Any
other.
The motion to restore the appropriation prevailed
ayes Ii, nays6.
the dverfon OF any Of the appropriation TO theoleg
cal purposes in the said college, or any other.
The bill WAS then sent to third reading.
The ssns COMMITTEES went through with the BIN to