The New York herald., 1850-04-12

pened january 1, Adjourned y pr,l 10, 1850.
Senate.


+.--t- NIGHT SESSION
BiLLs READ THIRD TIM A~p rAssED
The following bills were read third time and
To authorize the Treasurer 10 employ additional
Ia clerks
To authorize the improvement Of ertain highways
on the Onondaga reservation
To authorize the Comptroller 20 MAKE distribution
To authorize the IAdriondack Iron and Steam Com
For the appointment OF commissioners Of deeds in
the village Of Wllamsburgh.
To amend the act concerning pssaen;c ;crs coming to
Amending the law in relation 10 licensing cmigrant
boarding houses.
Also for the relief Of Platt william to third read
Mr. RoHIssor. the bill to amend tho act to authorize
the board to assume the slip and ba ain
Third reading Of bills resumed dst confusion
and loud calls Of order.l
Authorizing the Wool Growers Msnufact turing Com.
pany to increase its capital stock
MI BsAnpREIH had consent to introduce bill to
repeal the charter
Mr.. GrDprs moved that at II o'clock tonight. the
Carried.
Agreed to.
Mr. owns, a motion to pay George Loomis for ser
vices as door keeper. Agreed to.
Mr. soHoosM, ,Krn, resolution in relation to keep
ing a bill Of claims. Agreed to.
The follow ing bills passed -
Making an appropriation to the Western House of
Refuge
The senate concurred in the amendments Of the As
sembly to the bill 20 extend and explain the powers
and duties Of the Governors Of the Aims House.
To enable the representatives of Ellen 0'Bricn to
take and hold certain real estate
For the repeal Of the charter Of Croton Turnpike
Company
To discharge Thomas Poster from jail
To confirm the official acts Of W Ills Cody.
To amend the act for the incorporat on of villages
far as relates to the village of Baidwinsvillc
To amend the act to authorize the canal board to
assume on behalf Of the state the Dsnsville slip and
To authorize the board of education of the city of
Brooklyn TO sell certain school lots.
For the relief Of Fanny Batchcr.
The amendments of the Assembly to the supply bill
were concurrcd in.
To confirm the title of Henry Rankin to certain
lands.
In relation to the Whitesvilie cemetery
To provide for the completion Of the geological
10 incorporate the Oswego Savings Institution
To authorize the collection of demands against ships
and other vessels Read third time and passed.
The amendments of the Assembly to the bill in rea-
tion to free schools in Auburn. conc urred in.
To amend the charter of the Gravesend and Coney
Island road and bridge company
The hour Of IL having arrived the third reading of
bills was concluded, and unfinished business
nounced.
LABOR ON Pr BrIc wdsKs
The bill to secure the payment of wages Of laborers
employed on the canals and other public works Of the
State, was read third time and passed
The bill for the relief Of illiam u. Barhhart and
Others, read third time, and passed
Mr.. GrpDrs called for the consideration Of the
luton OF the Assembly, on final adjournment, and
Senate adjourn at one o'clock, A. NJ this day, Thurs
day. Adopted
Mr.. MaSN moved to go into committee Of the whole
on the bill to repeal the law appointing Com
Of the Code. Agreed to.
The bill was then ordered to third reading and sf-
ter q brief debate read third time, and passed.
ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. MonGAN moved the appointment of a committee
to wait upon the Governor and inform him. II he has
no further communications to make the Senate was
ready to adjourn.
Messrs. Morgan and Mann appointed such COM
mittee.
Mr. Darr moved like committee to wait upon the
Assembly
Messrs. Geddcs and Dart were appointed such COM
mfttee.
The journal then read and approved.
Messrs. DsRr and GEppEs announced that they had
communicated with the House
Messrs. Moso,S and mann reported that they had
waited the Governor and that his Excellency was
pleased TO say he had farther comm munication to
make hut desired his expressions Of regard to
be conveyed TO each and every Senator.
Mr.. SenooSMlKER moved the thanks Of the Senate
ba presented to the several reporters Of the public
press for the faithful and able manner In which they
had discharged their several duties. Unanimously
agreed to.
Mr sssprR offered the following which passed
unanimously;-
Resolved That the thanks Of the Senate he presented to
NJ Cook for the able aud impartial manner
in which he has discharged the duties of President pro tenn
Of the Senate. -.
Messrs FoRp and L. WARD ssurH announced that
the Assembly had completed their business, aud were
ready to adjourn
On motion of Mr. Gsppss, the Senate then adjourned
sine die, at o'clock, A. NJ.
Assembly.
ALraSv, April 10, 1850