The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

city bonds in payment Of tho loan mads by the
TO the Sohensctsdy spd Albany Railway. We
nounced uncop stitutionsl BY the Finsncs Com,
II seems the railway company desire to pay Be
money which the State losssd them, but the Sta
not consent to receive 1t In this way.
The GovERNMErr or THE ALMsHousr AND re-
rIAHr DErAsrmEsr or rHx oIrY or NEW 70,
Mr.. JoHrsoH, from the select committee. r.
in favor Of non sonourripg with the Assembly
amendments OF the latter to the bill vsstiur =,
verpment of the Aims House and Penitsnsiar
mept OF the city Of New York In ten govsrno
will be recollsoted that the Assembly changed
the names OF the governors, which the sens
inherited. Thu 10 the only point Of difference b,
them.
Mr.. CoFvIr, of Poughkespsie, said, that whe
bill was first proposed, the delegation from both
representing the city Of Now York, met and
upsn ten names. The Assembly had varied q
in this rerpeot since the select COMMITTEES had
organised. The delee stion from tho Nov York
ration had opposed the bill and demonstrated aga
Mr. JOHNSON said the present condition OF Oh.
House and Psnitsntisry establishments In New
was % bad "a bad could be- 1t could not
worse. The oppres.ions Of the public BY burden
y !
dollars each year. They had bsooms 90 grisvo,
sundry gentlemen, not usually taking part In
affairs, had associated together In order to "a
subject under consideration. Liberal minded N
looked upon the horrible edition Of these
msnts, and this scheme had been proposed, BY
the public would have their services without Il
osiving any payment, and with perfect equality
~. He believed the Law . goods wholesome on
all he wanted Of the mon selected - governo
that they should have the ability, the dispositio
leisure to attend to the subject. The names In
In the Senate bill were those which had bseu
upon, and from that agreement the Senate had
Mr.. Bush, who had been one Of the select 90
tee, observed that there was evidently very or
verDity of opinion In tie oity Of New York In Z
to this bill. He thought . unity Of sentiment \
DO promoted BY having committee Of oonfsrs
the two houses.
Mr.. FINs wished t. leave tho decision Of the y
ton to the Senators from New York-on which
names they should agree, 1t would b to him %
tory. ..-...
Mr.. CorrIr said the whole Of the Senators frsl
York were for oonourring with tho Assembly
names they had selected.
OF the delegation In tho House there was OF
'enting member. He under, TODD that twelve
for the Assembly names, and four sssinst them. !,
Mr.. JOHNSON said he wanted the governors So
from men who did not care who got the ONCE.
thing In the Capitol took political action.
MIR. TAMBLIN, Of jefferson, suspected some G
trouble, because the wings had found out there
too many hunkeES among those name In the BIZ
One Of the Senators suggested that all the New
Senators were hunkers.
Mr.. w. HALL, Of New York, said both sets
named were highly respectable mon.
The vote was then taken, and by one MAORI
Senate refused to concur with tho House.
THE PARALLEL RAILWAY FROM SYRACUSE 70 RooHr
The bill for the direct or parallel railway from
ouse to Rochester, was then considsred. a.
Mr.. CoRNwsLL said, the distance between thi
(Albany) and Buffalo by this route would b shor
Is miles; that the surveys made and perfected o.
this. That the road was Of probable utility, and
30, the Legislature was bound according to tho /
ing expressed In the general railroad act to give
applicants tho charter they asked; that its CON
tion would greatly reduce the price paid for
and fare by the people. That CAPITALISTS had In,
money In the rosd on tho other ronts, and ct
twn rick, entirely, and Voluntarily. That pso
dalton. That even II this road were built ii
road would yet be good Investment That In
to make the line Of the Canal better, the Commi,
srs had In some sections entirely changed tho I
Tho parties living in plsces now left aside, might
damages from the State, with as good reason ~
the old road should complain beesuse . shorter
was to be built. lrA
Mr. WILKIN, Of Orange. spoke ably and at lie
against the BILL Is not Of 80 probable utility, ell
considered ~ would justify the Lesislatars in g
ing the charter. nssw o
Mr.. MARTIN, Of Csttaraugus, also opposed 1t.
constituents had deep interest in the action o
Senate on this bill. To them the construction O.
Erie Railroad was every thing, and he believed The
sage Of this bill would be destructive to It, for II
virtually saying to capitalists you may constru
road when or where you please; but II anybody
wants to construct road by Its side, We will give
charter. The system Of rail ways so essential tt
welfare Of the country, was yet in it infancy an
bring 1t to the proper advancement, . large amour
capital was necessary. II there is any conssrv
principle remaining In New York, 1t ought to DO
and 1t IL better to build up what what We have,
to 20 about new projects-eFpeciAlly when, - In
case, 10 small ssctien Of territory Is to bs bsnsA
and that, too where the road is to begin and to en-
line already constructed, and to the oonstructIt
which four millions Of dellars had been expsnds
Tie road, too, wss built within tho points prescl
In the charter given by the Legislaturs. ~
Mr. WILKir urged that the present roads wsrs
Competent to afford oil necessary facilities for
Gravel Of that seotien Of the country - they were
90 furnished Is to be able to do eight times the am,
Of bueiness they really do. sia .ssInr
The further consideration Of the bill WAS postp,
EVENING SESSION.
THE CODE or PRACTICE.
The great code bill, lat pages long, and contain
467 sections, was passed at the last moment II
20 amended a. to provide that defendants sued In
New York Superior Court and New York Com
Pleas, must be residents Of the city of New York.
act takes effect lat Of July, 1s4s IL received 20
AUTHORIZING THE cIrIzENs OF scHxxRorApY TO
t..L Row MoNEr TO BUILD PLANK aoAp.
A bfl passed, auths rizipg the city Of Schsneotad
borrow money, II the people Of the city approve
build plank road-ths people to vote on the quest
at the next charter election.
APPROPRIATION FOR SING sINo PRISON
bill was passed sppropriatins 500, zoo to Sing s
State Prison. Dad
THE MARINE rAx cAsRs
bill was passed, allowing State officers to audit
accounts Of counsel employed In the greet marine
essss Sum to bs paid not to exceed ebooo.