New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

sENArE... ALBAsr. saturday. March Il

amendment the biifro the House authorizing direct
Railroad between Syrscl - and Rochester
DRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK
Mr. COFFIN reported bi 10 amend the charter
OF ihe Dry Dock Savings ia of Nev.iork
Bulls ORDERED 70 A THIRD READING.
The following bills were cportod complete, and
ordered % a third reading.
To alter the Commissoncrs msp Of the City OF
Brooklyn o. Incorporate the I'D Insurance Savings
Benevolent Association of this CITY
JUSTICES or rHg svrERIl coURr.
Tre Senate then. on motion, m olyed itself into
= Committee OF he Whole. and took up The bl for In
crossing tbs number and extending the torn of Justices
Of ihe superior Court Of ibis City.
NJ Johnson said he would not ask Tor vote
or the bal 60 day. nor would he upon any New York
BIN. 81 long Committee Of the Common Council OF
New York were present
REMOVAL oF MADISON UNIVERSITY
Mr.. BunD moved 70 repeal the act for the reno
val o. Madison University.
ASSEMBLY.
The House concurred with the senate in the
amendments m ide % the bill approprsting money
paid the Agent of the STAG Sing Prison the amount
embraced In HE Report paid TO Messrl iIorcuNiss
aud sMlrH Contractors the amount due them, sc.
NRw YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
The Committee OF the Whole took ap the bill
apprDprIs,ng $4,000 tor the erection of hre proof
building tor the accommodation Oi the New.iork Hts
t0ricsl society.
The Committee OF the W hole took up the bill
making appropriation for the relief Of the Clinton Coun
y State Prison.
Mr. BsEwER of New-York moved a substitute
% the whole bi and providing for ,hs removal Of the
cony cts and tha utter Abandonment OF the Prison,
which was lost The amendment i0 reduce the sp'
preparation % - 90 vas put snd lost
NJ BREwLR moved 20 resciud the contract
tor Ayerirs Iron ore Bed, which adopted The
Appropriation, were then reduc, t. $4,000
Mr. BREwER moved an additional section author
izng the inspectors the prisoners from one
prison TO another This was opposed the ground
xei Il
sou The section adopted. The bill wss then re-
ported 10 the House The section reducing the sppro'
priston struck out Pending the motion 20 strike
out Mr.. BKEwESs additional section tho House took
recess.
coMnssIoNEEs THE CODE or PRACTICE.
Mr.. WairE OF Niagara, made minority report
adversely 10 the bill continuing IN Office the Commis
s1ners Of the Code o; Practice
TRoY AND RUTLAND RAILwAy
The bill authoriz ~ the construction Of a rail
road between Troy and Rutland was read third time
and passed.
HOURS or LAsos.
The bin 70 regulate hours OF labor then came up
for a third reading whom an objection was M sde to the
section prohibiting mechanics, 80 disposed to work
more TIA ten hours daily and the bill was On motion
re-commi.ted
GREENWOOD cEmSrEsy sKwYosK
Mr. SrKYKER Of New York gave notice OF the
Introduction OF bin for the Incorporation OF New
York Greenwood Cemetery
CLINTON PRISON
Mr. ROsE Of Suffolk, offered a resolution, pro-
vidng FOR the appointment Of seloc. Committee TO
yis.l Clinton prison.
COMMISSIONERS o. PRACTICE ASD PLRADrSos
The Assembly then went into Committee Of the
Whole and took up the oi tor continuing the office Of
the COmmissoners Of the Code Of Practice and Plead
logs An amendment was adopted, that, previous 10
the 18Th Of November the Commissioners fe with the
Secretary Of Sste such reports ready and send
copies of said reports d the members Of the next Legs
lature. Al amendment wss also adopted continuing
| the Commissioners until February next
4 70 sfrfk. omit n4s "
| lost The bill then ordered 10 third reading
VREE SCHOOLS
The bill relative 10 Free Schools, was made the
special order tor next Monday evening.
CouRr OF APPEALs.-Schenectad Wednes-
day March li-Present, al the JadEes-NO. l6-Jobn
w Conley ct Al pin. In error Is Joseph Palmer, der
| In error Argued Mr. Hiram DEMO for pla in error,
Mr. Davis NOxon for dfdt In error No l7-Cslled
and passed No le-Tbis cause was called, and By
consent Of counsel was exchanged for Nos 10 and ID
| mo. lg-Alysn stewart Il Al edmfs &c. appeliu
ujsmln Andrews resp'ts. No. D-BenJ AMIN An
dress sppellsnt 90 Alvsn stewart. 1T al. admrs &c.
respfts. These causes l9 and 90 argued together
Mr. l.. K Marsh, for Stewart 81 a. Mr. Charles OCon
ner, for Andrews. Net concluded at tho hour Of sd
lOurDment.
| Thnrsday March I5-Present all the Jadges-Sos
10 and - The argumentof these causes (commenced
yesterday concluded 81 P. NJ 10 day mo. 6-A-
m-rsou Thomas, apDellt against John Austin and
others resDdts-A motion granted, dismis'ing the
epyes IN this ith0Ut costs on the 18Th Inst on
the motion Of respondents counsel 1iihou, opposition
Nr. J. Mulin, counsel for appellant appeared to'dsy
aud made Application 20 be heard on the motion dis
missing the appeal, which Was granted. And the rule
| dismissng the appeal was vacated ana tae eouh'ei
permitted y argue the cause. which was commenced
Mr. Nuliin, tor sppellti hr Charles q. Myers, Tor
respdts.
The Court announced that After 10 day they would
bold two sessions day opening Court stS A. NJ and
taxing recess from ~ 10 p p ~ lsensn. Cabinet
| U>rED STATES SUPREME COURT.- WashtRg-
foq Tuesday March l3-Charlss u. stewart, Esq, u
Washington ID. O., and ran Wslhridge, ksq u New
York admitted Attorneys and Counseors OF this
/ Court. no. 81 Thomas Townsend. 70 Robert Jemi
10 % the District Court u = for assssiP
| D. Mr. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion u
Iais Court affirming Tie Judgment Of the District
Courtln ibis cause With eosts-So 81, Thomas Ap &.
Jones g. The y : In error 10 the Circuit Court. u
| VIRGINIA Mr. Justice Dsnet delivered the opinion
0i his Court affirming the Judgment Of ms Circuit
| Court In thi. cause. e. No 40 w and N Aassngill
| olsnt-. e. A C. Downs certificate u division from
Circuit Court q !, for Mississippi Mr.. Justice Me
Lean delivered toe opinion 81 this Court that the right
OF len claimed b The plaintiffs under the Judgment Ia
paramount u thar u the tefen1an, claimed under toe
| norfgags....N No - Benjamin Harris g. James "
Wall 10 error b. he Circuit Court U : Tor Aissssp'
| oil nr Justice Grer delivered the Oyi1ion Of this
Court reversing the Judgment Of the Circuit Court In
10 this with ant rernarding the cause with
directions award rsetrs factas De nero Mo 20.
| Wm Lewis use u y Louswor;h, P,sntit, co. Thos.
Lewis afmr q NJ Brood ~ell-cefth.ste u division
| from the Circuit Court Z. : for llitcois Mr. Chief
Justice fancy delivered toe opinion d tns Court that
statute Of l begins % from ne time Of the
repeal u the saving clause Ia IN, and not before
No. J. The STATE u MssOur rs. The 5tote Of Iowa -
Mr. Justice Cssron delivered zoe opinion o. rhis Court
establishing cid Indian boundary line, knosn for
1 many years suiyan's line; which 10 IN effect De-
eis0n 10 favor u the .ste Of Iowa Adjourned 10 ne
time and Place appointed By lav.
MILITARY ARRyALs.-Col. X. L. De h0"y,
/ Major Richard Desteld, Col J. X 3 Mansfield Hnc
Col K l. Lee Of the T. l. corps OF Eogneers, arrived
Ia hi. ei.v Is, evening In sailing vessel from Key
| West and nave taken lodgings 81 TIE fa.Al noas '
These disarg ashed officers hare been go sssss III
the Winter IN examining the floras hsis saa osi'.iA
points on tae Southern Coast Win reference " me W
esrjop of fortiecArions Savannah Rep March a.
DIsERrIoSs.-Tbe WssierH Frontier JoErndi
II The l7,h .sys: There were some twelve or nfseS
S.~,,so,. from For, LesFenwortn on Saturday nlshi
as, Taey we're principally from the command css'
| tned for Oregon
| u sAnUEL c. Cook has been appointed Post
master a. New Brunswick, ~ J. vice Joan Simpson 70
moved.