New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
NEw.YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. Monday. Marc


shs body for publication. Adopted.
Mr. CohSwELL bad consent 70 introduce bill
70 pay the Judgments ssinst the Auburn Prison.
TTnED READING OF BILLS.
Authorizing the State Prison Inspectors - ad-
minister os,hs and 10 take sssvs in cerisis csses
Passed.
NEw-rozK CITY cHAnTEa
To amend the Charter Of the City Of New York
-psssed. This bin gives Legislative powers 70 the
Board Of Aldermen and Assistants The former 20
De chosen for years. ne latter for year Here
after, the Charter election except for the present
spring, 10 10 be sbolished a. Spring election, and
merged In the general Fall election. The ocers elect
I'd isis Spring hold over al the Let OF next Janusry
when those CHOSEN 81 the al election will 60 into Of
fee In l-J0 the Common Council may bold a. many
sessions they choose but after that 10 hold only three
sessions Of month each In every year though they
have power to convene them on extraordinary
OccasiOrs The Mayor il 70 be the head Of the Police
and the Chief Of Police be al the head Of his Bureau
In that department The Department OF Finance is 70
ave charge Of all the fiscal concerns Of the city. and II
III head 10 10 be the Controller. The heads OF Depart
nents 70 be elected BY the people once 10 every tnree
years There we're provisions Ia this oil, when u was
passed by the House, submitting II the next Cnsner
election 10 the people Of city whether they would
adopt this Charter but the senate have struck this out
There was not word Of debate the bill, snd Il re-
ceved the vote Of every Senstor present After the
House shall have concurred in the amendments Of the
senate. the bill will become law, provided ngned
by the Governor.
To annex part Of Sparta to North DanTville-
passed.
70 declare tire public use of railroad from
Pls,isburgh TO Canada line-psssed.
In relation 70 cOpartnership styles-passed.
To deiray expenses incurred in preserving pub
lie order In Duchess CO.-psssed.
To incorporate Sand Lake Association for Mu
tusl Protection sgainst Horse Thieves-psssed.
To amend the charter OF the St. Lawrence Nh
tusl Insurance CompsDy-psssed.
10 fl the time Of meeting OF the Board Of Su
pervisors Of Ulster Co,-passed.
Authorizing the Supervisors OF OsvegO TO build
a bridge over the Oswego Rver-passed.
In relation TO Foreign Fire lns. Cos.-passed.
Authorizing the Canal Commissioners 10 build
bridge across the Erie Canal at Medins-passed.
To amend the charter of the village Of Lansing
bursh-passed
Creating a fund 1890 ,OOO) for the benefit Of the
stockbrdse Indians. Lost Ayes l6, Noes4. Recon
sidered ana aid on the table
Mr. Johnson defended the bill. II said the
State had made 900 profit the lands which they
had bought from these lndsns and Il was tho policy
the state 20 treat the Indians their wards and that
the should their guardian, and IL did not be
come guardian to make profit out Of the estate OF
his ward Experience had demonstrated that 1t was
bad policy 10 psy these Of money directly 10 the
Indians for they squandered SO this bill pro-
posed to have money invested for them BY the con
troers Of the Canal Pund-the income to be used 10
advance the Indian in the arts and comforts OF civilized
life.
To amend and consolidate the Utica City Char
ter. Passed
To amend the act authorizing the Trustees Of
WILLIAMSBURG to raise money By tax or loan to pay
certain debts Passed
A message was sent to the Assembly for the
bill story Of the Code in order make an amend
ment n relation to the Superior Court OF Common
Pl-ss Of New York. The smendment was adopted
To incorporate the Buffalo Dry Dock and Marine
Railroad Co. Passed.
To incorporate the Life Savings Benevolent As
ISOLATION of Newly Psssed Recess
ASSEMBLY.
After the presentation Of sundry petitions, Mr.
CURrss reported in favor Of authorizing the Governor
TO appoint Commissioner TO examine into the eondi-
ton of certain Indian Titles in this state
Mr. b. THOMPSON moved the reference OF the
petitions in regard the reduction of tolls on rail
roads
PRIVATE CLAIMS
The House went into Committee OF the Whole,
Mr.. GLASS in the Chair, on Private Claim bills, and
passed the following bills
For the relief Of George Tibbais fer do. Whiting,
futile and others for do John Copeland for do.
Merritt II. Brown and others for do. VIM. Logan and
others for do Edmund Cheese and 10 vest IL him the
title OF certain real estate for do. Luke Babeoek
and others for do. Henry Crandal Tor do. John
Stewart and others for do. sarah Mchinsuy ann
others for do Phillips and Moore for do Lydia Hard
ing an Indian woman for do Jesse Mchinstry Tor
do Nicholas Hill for do. Charles Ehl for do. Camp
bell Harris for do Britain and Baldwin for do VIM
F. Mansfield for do. Nicholas Schuyler for do. Jane
Vaudeville
The House sent back. at the request Of the Sen
ate the bill in regard TO Practice and Plesdings.
REPORTS
Mr.. AvERILL, by bill, eStiye 10 a Plank Road
| in the town of Onondaga-
Mr.. WHEATON, with amendments the bill az
| thorizipg a free bridge over the Mohawk.
Mr.. BAGLEf, the Senate bill authorizing the
settlement Of certain costs incurred by the Commits
sioners OF Em grafton.
Mr.. L. w. SMITH, by bill, authorizing bridge
| over the Chsmplan Canal
n 4 r. ~. r A ,.sx
BARCLAY an alien. fMr. Barclay 10 the British Consul
In New-iork. and asked the Legislature 20 grant him
the privilege Of holding real estate as he Intends 10
make this country his permanent residence but cannot
become nsnrsllzed and still retain his Consuship
| Ed Trib
Mr.. Nash, against the petition for a " People $
Railroad through the state Of New.York" Agreed to-
Mr.. CuRriss reported that the law was sufh-
Client 10 the petition OF Maj JACOBS and other In
| dams residing In Canada
| Mr. RICHARDS, against the bill 10 reduce and
regulate the fare the several Railroad Companies In
his State Referred TO the Committee Of the Whole.
| Mr.. CORNELL, complete, the bill 10 amend the
charter of the New York Institution for the Instruction
| OF the Deaf and Dumb.
MIR. Bowen moved 10 refer back To the Commit
tee of the Whole the bill TO define the duties Of the
Commissioners Of Emigration of the City OF Newiork
Agreed TO-
Mr.. PARDEk reported bill to erect the town Of
Norwich.
Mr.. HALE moved to make the bill to erect the
County of Adams special order Tor lhursdsy
| Mr.. SWEET reported complete bill IN relation
to the Chsncellcrs Library Refers the disposition OF
the Library the Judges OF the Court OF Appeals
Mr.. BoUGHToS, complete. the bill Ia relation 70
| docks In the town Of Bu,hwick.
Mr. BREWER, the bill in relation to Work
| House In the City Of New-iork.
| Mr.. VARNUM moved Gold MEDIA to Capt LoR-
rnER GRAHAM laid ca the table with similar resolu
| lions
| Mr. CoRsELL moved resolution requesting
certain information of the Directors OF the New 10
| chslle Bank within ten days. Agreed to
| Leave OF absence was granted 10 Messrs Ckis-
| PILL for dave Mr.. MowKY 3 Mr.. RosR ! MI HAN
xoSp Mr. BUpp 4 Mr. CRrrrENDES4
The House went into Committee OF the Whole
Mr. Bowen In the Chair and reported progress on the
bill making appropriations TO the De Ruytsr institute
for the support of Agricultural ProtessorshP IN said
| Institute.
Mr.. l.. w. SMITH moved TO refer the Lien La"
| to Select Committee TO report complete Lost
Mr. w. SMITH moved 10 refer back tae Dill ioi
the protection Of game In certsin Counties Agreed 10
| The House concurred in the Senates amend
meuts to the pin providing for Tree bridge over h'
| Osweso River in the City of Osvego.
Also 70 the bill in relation 70 the village OF Ian
singbursh
| Also, to the bill to amend the Charter OF the
Yorkvile school in the Twelfth Ward Of the City o
| Ne~ York.
The question came up upon agreeing 10 tht
| amendment Of the Senate 10 the Common School Ap
| g