The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-01

NEW YOhK LEGisLATURA.
SENATE
lbrsm the Albany Journal, March 80
Prayer BY the Rev. DR. srsAov..
REPORTS
By Mr. WILxIr, Navoraby ON the bill e p~.v.,t IN.
manufacture and sale Of slung shot.
Aso, for the confederation OF the Ssnata toso,ta-
nue. In ONCE the Commissioners ON Practice ana PisAd
Mr. GEDDEs said IL was necessary to pass this hi
at once and no would therefore move the bill to third
~ cLA.. supposed this matter had been settled By
the commrsioD. He saw no reason therefore, fer de-
parting from the ordinary course In regard to this
The motion to order to third reading Vas Lost
Mr.. CooI moved . reconsideration. Agreed TO-
MIR. COox then ssked the ayes and nays on the mo.
ton and It Prevssd-s,ss Is, n.ys9 -as follows :
osdss Hal. S. S.. Ss.' s% s;'sa.:
Adams Bush Clark CONN. Cole csls ysA.ses,
By Mr.. F.osr. further to amend the aot to protect
emigrsnts arriving in the State Of New York Referred
Mr. Cor, f.vorsbly in relation to canal debt falling
Bills were reported complete, and ordered to third
MIR. Cook, with amendment to dssigusts the hsM-
days to be observed IN payment Of promssory notes
Mr.. wHALLor, to annex part Of wsstport to town Of
MORAN.
| The supervisors bill came back amended from The
Assembly. and was referred to select committee Of
| eight, to report complete.
The joint resolutions snnexing Boston Corners,
Massachusetts, to tho State of New York. came from
| the Assembly.
| Mr.. GEDpEs moved concurrence
Mr.. BUSH must object. Itmsy be proper to pre-
| pare Q Wilmot proviso to be added. "a laugh)
The resolutons under the rule lie on the table fer
one day
The Senate then took up the special ORDER being the
General Insurance BILL In committee Of the whole, Ms.
| Mr Cook proposed an amendment, to the effect that
insurance companies In other States should be admit.
Of our own State are admitted in those States res
pectiveiy.
| H. Hall Is tending to exclude fereign insura
companies from this State those Of sylvAns and
others entirely thereby raise the premium on
State, where it was already exorbitsnt The people,
1t urged, should be suffered insure where they
| chose, without any such restrictions.
Mr. COox urged that in order to protect the people,
these foreign insurance companies, whose sgenoss
oosos as those Of this Stat. we're =
publish abstracts OF their affairs, 60. Otherwise,
citizen had no guaranty that his insurance was worth
| copper.
| The amer dment was rejected.
The bill having been gone through WITH wasrsportsd
| report laid on the table
| ASSEMBLY.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. VAN BaoNx.
PETITIONS.
For new county Of Harrison; to annex part Of Lex.
ington to Windhsm; Mr.. Bowen. Of Chamber Of Com.
against increasing the rate Of wharfage in the
city Of New York; Mr. Fiske, for aid to the Brooklyn
yMr. CAMPBELL, against the creation Of Commits.
sien to investigate the affairs Of insurance eompanisa
Mr FisxE, BY u, providing for special Quarantine
Hospital 1t Sandy Hook
MI. A 0ILsrxT said the entire committee did not
agree to this blu, and wished the House to understand
BY Mr. BAoLEr, favorably, the bill in relation to the
Mr. BAoLlY, with amendments. the Senate bill to
amend the 1881 section Of the Code.
ME- DisoswAY, certain amendments to tho bill to
amend the act for the protection Of emisrants.
To prevent the throsing Of oal and other nhy sub
stances In the streets in the city of New York
MI. SWEET moved that the House will hold afternoon
sessions to the close Of the session.
city of New York to report the nams Of the judge
wno taxed the bills for opening Bloomingdae road
By Mr. BrrrMAr, providing fifteen copies Of the laws
70 % placed at the disposal Of the Regents for
Mr.BooART, calling upon the Emigrant Commission
ers to report the number and compensation Of thsf
Mr.. RArsoR, . Joint resolution providing . gold
medal to Captain Albert Tracy. Referred.
Capt Samuel L. Breese, Of the Navy Referred
Mr. WeoDhuFF, similar resolution, providing . gold
medal for Brevet 1t. Col Reeves. Referred
Mr.. NOBLE, calling upon the Commissioners Of the
Code to report to the Legislature during its preseat
Mr. MowRr called up his resolution, directing that
NO new contract be made for the publication Of the
geological survey until the select committee appointed
by the House shall report. Agreed to-
MIR. BUxroN resolution recommending his Excel.
ency The Governor call extra session of the Le-
esature on the 18th April next to consider the code.
Mr.. PERLrr moved that the bill to squsliss taxation
be made peoiA order for Thursday next 1t O'Clock
Agreed to.
BILLS READ A THIRD TIME PASSED.
Concerning the public library Of the late Chancellor
the Court Of Appeals to locate IL wsst Of
Albany and Is to be called the Library tho Court
For the erection of ga. lamp posts in the city Of
Brooklyn.
Giving sent to the erection Of Marine Hospital
by the United States, 1T Oswsgo
bill to the 1881 section Of Code passed last
year lAllo~s the Attorney General to make plea
ott ise than under OATH
Mr.. BAGLEY moved TO recommit.
This motion was debated by Messrs. Willard. Bag.
ley. Barber. Mob q, Hale, Dsntorth, w s. Smith and
etbers. and Withdrawn when the bill was passed
ayes 70. noes 20.
The House then took 9 recess till o'clock.
The New JERSEY RAILROAD ARRANaRMKNrs-
The morning fhadr pbIa line will hereafter leave
New York, daily, at A. NJ instead OF 7 A. M,
Sundays exceped) The local lines from the va
rleus places In New Jersey to New York, are the
same as heretofore, excepting the rst morning
train, which leaves five minutes earlier, order
to insure certainty IN crossing In the "a A. NJ.
boat at Jersey City. and thereby enable passengers
to take the Eastern, North River, and other lines,
which may leave at 8 or 81 A M. Though this
early train Is freight line, vet, the pht IS
Diminished IN summer, II Is Intended that the re-
eular arrival OF this line at Jersey City can be re-
he'd on by passengers. In returning from New
YORK, the only alterations are the ch ange of the
A. M, ii A NJ, and 12t P. NJ, to Z A. M, III A.
M, and l P. NJ, the former account OF the
change OF the Philadelphia lines, the latter to give
longer tine for receiving freight In New York
The New York and Philadelphia lines arc new
four In number. Two $3lines--one at 6 A. NJ, BY
the way of the New Jersey Railroad, and the other
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