New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
NRW-YORK LEGISLATIVE.


SENATE. ALBANY, "Wednesday, April II.
BILLS READ THIRD TrwE AND rAssED.
For the collection of taxes IN the Eighth and
Ninth Wards, Brooklyn.
NEw YORK POLICE ACT
The Senate receded from the amendments o.
the New York Police bill relative 10 the holding Of
Office tor four years
oRoToS AQuHDucr.
The bill relative b the CrolOn Aqueduct De-
partner, was read third time and passed
ADJOURNMENT
The resolution from the House for final sd-
iourument tomorrow 90 day. laid on the ia
Die until that hour.
I'o-d5ys Proceedings.
Mr. WiLKiS was elected President pro tenn.
BUFFALO AND LocEFoBT RAILROAD.
Mr.. CoTfiN called up the motion 10 reconsider
tha vote passing the Buffalo Railroad bill
Messrs. Bush aud COLE spoke loudly against
Railroad Influence which has been exercised against
the bill
The bill was defended by Sir. Cook, who said
that there II petitions for il He said that il was a
competing road with the TOnowsnds which was
largely Indebted 20 the state. Aiter some farther de-
bate, the motion to reconsider prevailed, snd the bill
was rejected
NEW York WHARFAGE BILL.
Mr.. w. HALL reported, with amendments, the
New York Wharfage bill Mr.. FLOYD moved lie In
definite rostponoment which motion prevailed.
BILLS PASSED.
Relative TO Navy-st. Brook yn--. Requiring
steamboats, 10 carry small boats For the establish
Taoy AND RUTLAND RAILROAD
Mr.. Bush offered q resolution In favor OF request
ing the Governor To return the Troy & Rutland Rail
road bill Mr. Fox objected 10 this. but Mr. CORNELL
moved 20 suspend the rules, which was agreed to- ana
the vote the Troy s. Rutland Railroad bill was
considered message was however rect ived from the
Governor stating tina, he had signed the same, which
settled the whole matter.
Albany AND SCHENECTADY AND ALBANY AND Troy
RAIIRoADs
Mr.. CORSwELL reported adversely 10 the bill
TO preserve the competition between the Albany and
Schenectady and Albany and Troy Railroads, which
was referred TO the Committee OF the Whole.
THANKS TO BEFoRrERs
Nr. GFDpys resolution rendering a vote Of
thanks to the Reporters adopted unanimously.
ADJOURNMENT
Mr. COFFIN called up the resolution for az adj
journmen i which referred.
WILL OF WILLIAM TAYLOR
The bill authorizing the Surrogate OF New
York 70 admit the viii Of WILLIAM TAyLoR 20 pro
bate was on motion. taken up, read time and passed
RAILROAD RETURNS.
Mr. CORSwELL submitted a resolution. d.
rectrg the Attorney General to enforce the General
Railroad Law against those Companies which have
ne elected 10 make returns Inc resolution wss
adopted
RAILROAD TRoN SYRACUSE TO FocHEs1xR.
Mr.. CORNwsLL called up the resolution for recon
.idering the ,ieciing the bill for direct Railroad
between Syracuse and Rochester. which referred
The Senate then took recess
WAGES % LABOKsEs.
The biil 10 secure the payment OF wages oi Ia
eortrs the public Canals postponed incs hniely
bills MAD A THIRD TINS AND PASSED.
Requiring all Corporations TO make periodical
statements Of declared dividends.
bills READ rHiRp TIME AND RxJRcrrD.
To amend the Charter OF the last River Sa.
,ings Institution.
DOCK SAVINGS INsTIrUTiOS.
The bill 10 amend the Charter OF the Dry Dock
savings Institution was postponed indefinitely.
FUND
Mr.. CORSwELL was chosen on behalf OF
the senate examine thu secoGnt Of the Treasurer Of
the Conmlssioeers OF the Czaal Fund.
COMMITTEES DISCHARGED.
The several Committees were discharged from
the farther consideration OF unfinished business
bills PASSED
Relative 10 the salary Of the Superintendent OF
the Poor Of Kings County To amend for the
protection Of emigrsns striving In thu City 0f New
lork. To incorporate the NewlOrk and Liverpool
Nail Steamship Company To incorporate the PEG
pies Bsthiug and Washing Association Of the CITY VI
New York
KEFEREEs IN NEwYoRK
The bill for the appointment OF Referees IN the
City ofNewi York was indefinitely postponed.
VOTE or THANKS
vote OF thanks was rendered to Mr. WILEIS,
President pro len, which wss passed Goa.
FINAL ApJoURsME~r.
The usual Committees were appointed 20 wait
upon the Governor when, on melton the Senate ad
burned ssse e.s