The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-01

without amendment in relation to hsrbor masters Of
Mr. BABcocK in relation to the Recorders Court of
Buffalo
Mr. M,LrrR reported in favor of the Assembly bill
for the education Of the children Of Indians Ia the
state
Mr. BrExMAr, In favor Of the bill to recognise the
Board of Educstiou In the city Of Brooklyn.
BILLS ON NOTICE.
BY MT. ChoLIus, an act licensing steam engineers.
See No person hereafter to be allowed to control any
building unless he shall be practical engineer having
Ths Govsrnor with the advice and consent Of the
Senate shall nominate board Of i've kfal engineers who
who shall be ssiOnsr examine and certify in the
Thsse to hold their office four years.
without to be guilty Of misae
uneeruheated engineers
BILLS.
BY Mr. MILLER, to repeal the disqualihcations of
Judges and Justices of Courts of General Sessions TO
act courts In cases where towns in which they reside
are interested.
On motion Of Mr. DAnr. it was
That the Co%mi.ee on Militia be requested to
those to cities and villages and report
Mr.. JoHrsos suggested doubt whether such law
wooio not De an unconstitutional one the consttu-
ton preecribes that the militia this State hereafter
be armed and disciplined for service.
REFORMATION OF JUVENILE DELINouENTs.
The speci. order being the bill sppropristing
TO the Society for the Reformation Of Juvenile Dein-
quents In the city of New York, was considered Mr.
Cook feared, this appropriation was made It would
made hsrs.fssr Mt STANTON suiosissd this charity
a. one Of the most beneficial that could be brought
the action Of the State How shall we take care Of
Mr.. CaoLIus advocated the appropriation. He
thought the Senators could ne had done, the
suffering experienced IN the oas. Of BOYS sroWns
Tor ruin, under the vicious influences Of great city
they would not for moment hesitate to give their
Mr.. BrExMAN said that New York stood at the very
gates OF the State and there thrown that city
the want and crime and misery that from every
foreign and domestic concentrated in metropolis He
looked confidently to the support Of the Senate.
Mr. mann said he approved of the bill This insttu-
the men who, unless reformed, to occupy the
prisons was better to pay money fer this than to
State prison, up in Clinton county though perhaps
this was an error which too late to remedy.
The debate was continued By Msssrs stone Stanton,
and Others when without going through with the BILL
the committee reported progress. Adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb. %, 1850.
AIMeHoUsE REPORT.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the first annual
report Of the Of the Almshouses In the
ofNew York.
PETITIONS RECEIVED REFERRED.
The SPEAKER and Mr. WAKEMAN, in relation to the
lawsin the city Of New York. Also that the
Health Officer may be paid By salary instead Of fees
Mr.. BvRRoUGHs. of 500 citizens Of Buialo, for an
Sisters Of Charity
Mr.. o. ALLEN and Mr.. LEAvErwoRrH, against making
any appropriation for said hospital at Buffalo.
large number Of petitions Of local character
received.
REPORTS.
Mr. GREEN, favorably to the Senate bill authorxing
the sale Of real estate belonging to VIM Wadsworth
Mr. LITTLE against supplying each school district In
Mr. WOOD. assnss th. pstiton Of psnni. Fos.rty
On motion Of Mr. PKuYN, the Albany Water bill was
referred to committee to report complete
Mr. WILSON, from the select mmittee Of 50 much
of the Message Of the Governor relates to the home
stead pton reported the bill presented by Mr. L.
Ward Smith. (Ths bill exempts $1,000 and does not
connne the debtor to homestead, but allows him to
select this amount from any property he may have)
sLAvrRy EKsolurIoNs FROM RHODE ISLAND AND VIRGINIA
the States Of Rhode Island and Virginia on the SUBJ
ject Of slavery; After having besn resa Mr. FIskE
moved their reference to the select committee hereto
fore appointed on this subject.
Mr.. sNEDsKER moved to lay on the table
Mr.. BowrN called for the ayes and nays. The House
refnsedto lay them on the table. Ayes 10, nays So
Mr. BURROUGHS moved to refer them to the judiciary
Committselost After three other attempts to refer
them to standing mittees the motion Of Mr. Fiske
wss adopted. Ayes IS. nays Is.
On motion Of MIR PRurs, the bill in relstion to Law
library for the Attorney General was referred to
lect committee to report complete.
BILLS READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
To authorize the Commissioners Of Emigration to
To improve the navigation Of the Seneca river at
Sss.d 70 reeomm,t tue mil, 90 a. 70 enable
him to have read the following letter +
G.srIrxrS:I have received your letter in reiatoa TO
the Baldwipsville Dam know facts that make il
necessary, derable for the State any
connect her interests the interest Of navsen
mtnt economy and sound public policy would forbid any
such connection
r; cSssGEs SSSs s' Canal .r
70 Messrs. l.. Woop. smirn. and others,
Mr. FIsKE then withdrew his motion to re- commit,
and the bill was psssed-Ayss 70 noes H.
ONEIDA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Mr. BoLrER meved to consider the vote on the
bill to incorporate the Oneida Lake River Steam
boat Co, for the that he thought the bill
ficted with article sth. sectian 1st Of the opstu-
ton, and that the object could be attained under
able To authorize the Kingston and Middietown
Turnpike Co, to sell their roadway rights To regu-
ete the salary Of the District Attorney Of the county
of RocklaDd For the protection Of banks In receiv-
ing deposits from married women To extend the
time for the construction Of railroad from Eishkl
landing to State line To extend the time for the con-
struction Of the Schenectady and Catskl Railroad.
RSsoLurIe~s.
On motion Of MIR BowsS, the bill authorizing the
Supervisors OF the city and county OF New York to
raise money by tax, referred to select mitee
10 report.
Mr. Fonp offered series Of resolutions in relation to
certain bills passed by the last Legislature without
The epsctipg clause requiring ths Committee on the
Judiciary TO report the facts to this House.
Dumb<r Of bills we're introduced, motion, and
referred when the Heuse took recess till o'clock,
the purpose of considering the general railrssd bill
The Reported Discovery OF DIR. Parkmsn's
Body.
THE following particulars Of the discovery Of dead