The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22
NEW YORr1 LEGISLATURE.


TIE message be debated tomorrow.
NEW YORfS LEGIsLATURE.
f5t senate.
A ALBANY, January Fl, 1850.
THE HuNGARIANs.
gTbe joint resolutions received from the Assembly in
reference to the HuDgar:sns, were agreed to.
East RIVER SAVINGS BANK.
The second an nus report of the East River Savings
Bank was presented
IDS Mr. Owen bill to amend the charter of the At.
tca sid Hornellsville Railroad Company.
.By MIR COOK, bill to authorize the Exchange Bank
Of Genesee to change their place Of business
e. - REDUCTION
Mr.. CARROLL called up the resolutions offered by him
n xsgesd to the reduction of postage aud that
&sCr{ssutions, together with those the sub.
feet offered by Senators Babcock and Brsndreth, be
referred to the Committee on Literature Adopted.
BANKS BANKERS.
TIE Committee Of the Whole reported progress
the Gill in reference to taxation of banks andndvidua
bankers
ocpENsBuRGH RAILROAD.
The uitee took up the bill in reference to
the o. nsbuIgh and can road debate followed
IN which Mesrs Morgan, Dart, Babcock Cross Stone,
being striking out the 10th section which proposes
TO loan $4,000 Of the school fund the committee by
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then passed, with slight dnents When reported
to the Senate motion was again made to strike out the
10th section. The report was aged to- Adjourned.
Assembly.
THE SLAVERY RESOLUTIONS.
MI. KINGSLEY inquired whether the select com nit
Tee to whom the slavery resolu had been referred
prepared to report. He understood that the
solutions prepared If this be he trusted that
The committee would now report.
Mr. FoRD replied that of the committee (Mr.
A. Greene) absent As the question impor.
fant, lie was an xious to have every member Of the
committee present when the report should be agreed
apon. MIR. +. was anxious TO report to day, and
should have done so but for Mr. ca absence The
committee had agreed nothing yet and he did
not know when they should Certain, not until Mr.
q returned, which would probably BE- this evening
MIR. PRuys inquired whether the gentleman from
Fne had not offered to take the subject before Mr.
Greene lett. and whether Mir. g. had not replied that
he would prefer 20 wait until his returnl
Mr.. FoRp gave substantial Affirmative response to
this question
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
Mr. BoKHoueHs moved to resommit the bill to amend
Tire charter of the Hudson River Railroad Company.
He wirhed 1t committed to prevent the company from
encumteIipg its personal property. This was neces-
gary TO protect the public II the personal property
- mortgsgsd persons suffering damage injury by
aeglest Il the company or its agents. could have
Mr.. Bowss trusted these resolutions would not be
adopted; t would delay action upon the bill which is
important to the company and to the State
MIR. BrERouoHs had voted for the bill without CIV
ing IL due confederation rhe matter he had suggest
"a be deemed Important; and unless his proportion
carried be should ceprecste action upon the bill
and oppose astsn iii should be returned He wished
10 lay hi, motion for nsideration the table
MIR BaEEs suggested that the bill provided tbs very
Mr.. b srorGns thought not His wish was to pre-
ssnt the company from nortgagLg their personal
property
sept defeat tse bill Asst had passed the House he
ped the bill would be sent TO the Senate, and there
smendsd II Necessary.
MIR V.RsuM deprecated any delay fit wa, desired
NJ reconsider the bin, the motion to that effect had
y Mr. BunHouen, wished time TO look at the bill. He
sould do day and the motion for reconsideration
fDuld be put to morrow.
The motion 10 lay the motion for reconsideration on
~ table wss lost Ayes 2S. Noes 1s
Mir Pru,N hoped the question would now be taken
CT the molten 20 reconsider. lie presumed the gem
tsman Orleans hsd been reading the Alias, which
contained article this subject His confusion,
sbsreiore. arose fl reading the wrong paper.
Mr. BunHouans replied that he differed with his
hienA an wiling receive light from any quar-
Ter an be Wished vas to protect the people take
out of ts hands 20 prevent persons injured oy from
recovering damages from H. lie hoped tue House
was not 20 bound up in railroads as TO forget the
people
Mr. BuRnoreHs asked does not the gentleHsn from
Mes York know that the company owe contractors
500 oOol
Mind lie knew that the company had dealt iieeraly
With ths contractors. IL was possible that the CON-
lany owed soms,hns wa, singular II they did not:
mcrtgsg.d He knew but little about the Affairs OF the
cong although he Was mall stookhold.r-nor aid
he believe the eentemsc from Orleans would know any
more than himself IL he should try to hnd out for
fortnight
any thing wrong In the bill, it could bs remeded
In the Senate.
Dir RA,nosp looked upon this proposition 70 amend
the bill ss attempt 10 pas an er pest facto lay.
Mr. BuEnocons wished simply to prevent the com.
pspy from eacumbering their property thai ndisi-
duas suffering injury might not have recourse 70 tbs
company II tb- whole property Is to be morsaged for
this lean, Tow individual recover just de-
MIR. w.rrx.S coniesded that those holding the erst
claim sgsnt the company should be the hrs satisfied
A contrary statute ~sald be unjust
The question for reconsideration was taken and lost.
Ayes, %, boes, 10.
A bill to amend the act in relation to Washington
Park, brooklyn.
won.s's rienr,
BY Mir LrsvrTwohru TO authorize married females
90 difpose Of heir own property by will
To prevent recording q forged mortgage
RIVER H,rBos IMrEo'E.tsrs
The motion to print Mr. Dox's harbor and river
solutions on the previous cues ION cane up
The roll Was called and Mr. Burroughs neglected
20 vote lie asked to he excused aud reasons for
his request Much confusion then ensuei
on motion 10 adopt the concurrent resolutions In
quest ion was ordered
Mr. BunaoucHs made . two hours speech during
which he frequently interrupted by points OF or.
der. He rad fiom Gen. Tsyior's messsse, shosing
that no could vote atsisbly unless he possessed
be excused from voting. The nsu,e refused and he
Me,ss cnrpcH and Drvysr also asked to be excus-
ed-House refused.
Mr D,SrSsy voted M and Mr.. CHuscu aye.
The vote for the resolutions stood 80 to 3D. There
vas en- effort Of three hours 70 geta reconsideration,
but on sv,ry question the vote vas wings about So
democrats &C. Adjourned 81 O'Clock, and the resoiu-
tiops 30 TO the Senate
Congregational Election In massachusetn.
BosroS, January 2i-P. NJ.
The election for q member Of Congress In the Fourth
district took place to-day with the same candidates
running at the last election From the returns that
have received the vote is much smaller than before
and there IL, In all probability, again no choice This
nskes the feventh trial that has been made to elect