New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-07


the consideration Of private claims No, one Of which
N" agreed to in Committee, but some or were re
Iscled.
To-dGss Proceedings.
OYSTERS
The bill regulating the taking Of Oysters from
Queer. County Wa. id. iniely postponed The new
laws comforting additional powers the Supervisors
being considered sufficient 10 cover the case.
SUPPLY BILL.
Mr.. LAwREScE reported the Supply bill for the
present year which vas made tue special order for this
afternoon
sxSEcA INDIANS
Mr.. GEDDEs reported resolution recognizing
| the new Government Of the Seneca Indians
Messrs Bush and MARTIS did not think sGtii-
Gent evidence before the Senate TO enable IL 10
dispose OF this matter and moved the sppcnsmeu, Of
= Commissioner 10 report 20 the next Legislature
The motion was ~ ected
/ The resolution recognizing the new Govern
ment and directing the payment OF state Annuies to
their agents was adopted.
WHARFAGE
| The New-York and Brooklyn Wharfage bill
referred 10 Select Committee Of Senators 10 be
ch osen from the lst ID and 30 Judicial districs.
STATE SING SING.
/ Mr.. 5. II P. HALL reported adversely on the
bill in favo: of selling portion Of the State farm a,
sing Sing.
! Mr.. FROST reported complete the bill 70 incor
porste the Dry Dock Savings Institution with amend
ment., which was ordered TO third reading
MARINERS FAMILY INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY.
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corporate the Mariners Family Industrial Society in
the City Of New York Ordered to third reading
cRoroN YATES WORKS DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. w HALL reported complete the bill Great
/ ing the Croton Wster Works Department The bill
amended to the villsuous English Of
the House bill, by which the water rents could oily b.
collected OF houses standing in the middle OF the street
ANIMATION or BOSTON CORNERS
Mr.. WILEtN reported in favor Of the resolutions
providing for the Of the township Of Boston
Corners In Masschuseit 10 this Stse, on obtaining
the consent of Congress thereto The resolutions
adopted.
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Mr.. Cook reported complete the bill providing
for the incorporation of Insurance Companies with
amendments. The fret Amendment requires the pub
LEGATION Of state OF the affairs of the Company
under oath. Foreign companies must be in posses
sion Of amount OF capital equal to what 10
required Of Companies in this State viz: $4,000 In
NewYork and Brooklyn and $4,000 elsewhere, the
evidence of which Is 10 be filed with the Controller
and 10 addition, they must publish verified state
ment of the funds in the hands OF the Trustees. The
bill does not apply TO agencies already established. IL
was ordered 10 third reading.
EAST RivER SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Mr.. Cook reported complete the bill TO incor-
porse the East River Savings Institution. with amend
nents striking out Pennsylyans, and also the words
incorporated cities Of the STATE, from the list OF
stocks In which Investments may be made and insert
ing Ohio stocks, which was sent for third reading
HUDSON AND BERKsHIAE RAILROAD, AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD.
Mr.. COFFIN reported complete the bill granting
lands under water for the Hudson and Berkshire Rail
road with amendment, 80 as to protect the rights Of
tn Hudson River Railroad Company.
CODE OF PROCEDURE.
Mr.. WIKIS gave notice OF his intention 10 in
troduce bill appointing DAVID GRAHAM. ARPAxAD
LOOMS and DAVID DUDLEY FIELD Commissioners OF
Practice JOIN c. SFENcER, ALvA WoRpEN and SETH
c. HAwLEy Commissioners to Revise the statute Laws
LAW LIBRARY.
The Committee of the Whole took up the bill
locating the Libraries of the Chancery and Supreme
I and
1t being reported to the House, ordered TO third
| reading
teuALIzISG TAXATION.
Mr. GEDDEs reported the bill for the purpose of
equazlng taxation by authorizing the Supervisors 10
call the Assessors before them to ascertain on what
principle they make assessmen's
EXPENSES QUARANTINE COMMITTEE
Mr.. CORNwELL moved that the Senate recon-
sider the vote rejecting the bill 20 pay the expenses II
the Select Committee on the Quarantine The vote
was recon.dered and the bill read third time aud
passed.
The Literature Appropriation bill was agreed
TO BY both Houses
Mr. SMITH called up the resolution providing
for an adjournment sine die on the llth inst
Mr.. Cook moved that 1t be laid upon the table.
Mr. MARrIs moved TO amend by inserting the
18th Instead Of the lth he though, that time would
b. necessary to complete the Code without an Extra
Session. -
NJ. CoRswELL acknow lodged himself not pat
riotic enough to continue here beyond the 100 days
for which the Constitution allowed pay Alter farther
debate Mr. MARrIN Withdrew bis amendment
motion was then made TO reconsider tue vote
refusing to lay the resolution tbs table, pending the
debate on which the Senate took recess
oENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Committee of the Whole took up the Gen
ersl Appropriation bill
Mr. GEDDzs moved TO strike out the approprla-
ton for the New York Hospital
Mr. LAwREScE defended the Appropriation al
considerable length principally on the ground that the
Hospital wss STATE, and not a CITY Institution,
Mr. GEDDEs's motion was rejected. he then
moved 10 strike out the appropriation nt $40 900 for the
foreign poor He thought New York Ike the rest OF
the state uzht % take care OF Its own poor
The appropriation was defended by Mr.. LAW
on the ground tina. ever since the suction duties
had been diverted from the support OF the foreign poor
in NewYork and pledged for the payment OF lntere"
on Loans msds for the construction OF the Erie Csns'
the state hsd made this appropriation .
Messrs CoRNwELL and FULLER replied to Mr..
L. arguing that the suction duties were not Tue exciu'
sive property Of the City of ou' oeioossd 20
the stste BY the citz N, Of which they were paid .ne
urged that the Canal hst repaid NeT-foFk al inc
money she hsd ever advanced
The motion to strike out was lost.
Mr. Cook said that Whitehall was the port
through which came the worst clsss OF Immigrants from
C.n.d. TO the STATE and he moved 10 amend the OIL
by spprOPristns s2,uO io' th@s P'se@ ~HSA
adopted.
preparation Of o. ooo for O.~-zo 90 the same srouad
which Wa granted, aud was followed oy similar sPpfo
pri.ron. for Rochester, Albany and Troy.
/ Mr. FLOYD said that he seldom interierea 10
,he.. matters bat hoped the senate you'd not oe de-
tered by the threats ~hea had been held out At "asn
n,ton and that not z,hstsnd;ng ali tas ON :1s we're
~, %, d,.triouted they would up 70 the work
,a .aport an spprep ri.ron Of 500 for the Colofed
| Orpbaa Asylum IN heW-fOrk =,
/ Tbe Appropriation was agreed to, when the
Com nis,-- rose and ~ port-d progress.
| ASSEMBLY.
Lat Erealag's SessI0E.
| At the session last evening. J. Z. THohPsos
asked 70 be excaaet from serving 90 select Coz
-. a.. J.t,-;.l Investigation Of ire Canal Bank. The
House refused
I CODE OF PROcEDcRX.