The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-25

Etitusns sgsiDst the sectton OF chspsius and vhed
to stats Its contents Objection being made,
NomiDsto.s we're made for chsplsns, bat before 60
ing into election the House adjourned til Monday
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
Senate.
ALBANY, January "a, 1850.
MEMORIALS, PETITIONS, ETC.
Mr.. DEEKaAs presented the memorial Of the College
Of Physicians and Surgeons Of the University Of the
City Of New York, for aid from the State.
Mr.. OwEE presented isvsral petitions for combining
the location Of the Erie Railroad to the line of ls45
Mr.. COR, remonstrsnce of members Of the Bar, In
Livingston County, against changing the present ar
engagements Of the terms Of the Supreme Court in the
It'll district, ~ now fixed by the Judges. ~.
Mr.. BEEKMAS presented memorial Of John P. Cum
nings and Thomas Cummings, demonstrating against
the amendment Of the charter Of the Hudson River
Railroad. They claim that the company owe them
the company for $5sS'7. They ask that NO further
privileges Dc granted to the said company until this
Mr.. scHoosMAKKR presented the petition of iuhabi-
on be amended that the double taxation OF lands
and incumbranc mortgsgor andmortgagee shall be d.
vided
Mr.. Cross reported amend act to estab-
lish courts Of civil and criminal jurisdiction In the
city Of Brooklyn.
Mr.. MoRoAr, from the Finance Committee. reported
an act to impose tolls upon freight transported upon
the Saratoga and Schenectady, and the Rensselaer,
Mr. MosoAr siso reported . bill to authorize the
Comptroller TO tupend legal proceedings against the
Hudson and Berkshire Railroad Company, and to sus-
ing funds are provided for.
Mr. BRAsDRErH reported in favor of printing FIVE
times the usus number Of the report Of the Commits
sopers the Revision Of Practice and PleadiBgs but
the Senate refused
In favor Of the bill from the Assembly for the amend
ment of the charter of the Hudson River Railroad Com
psny.
LOANS AND SECURITIES.
Mr. BABcocK reported the usury repeal bill, With the
following statement Of the committees views
The standing Committee on the Judiciary to whom
referred entitled IAN act to allow
OF loan and forbearance personal security for short
That they consideration and have
%'s de- s o the
score pawnbrokers coporatons and individual bankers
tanins limiting operation Of said act to two
sss S or a Of se as
in the belief that If the experiment Of undertaking the
hsssry
Ss the esne 20 IeaT adm
that their provisions extensively evaded with
an'
cent Absolutely neeesry the public Welfare s
se@T,,ss that the q this .SpS
and pos which i well
her piDien The sonmsfs.l seems
his Si' S als
porant measure vitality affecting all classes Of the
engagements Of the Committee forbid at present. any
nm Of the The Go%T,,ss may
SEX an opportunity Of presenting their views Of the subject
signed. Gnones p BAncOcK.
W. scHsoNMAKER.
Albany, January ~, 1850.
The President laid before the Senate the Annual Re-
port of the Institution in New York for the Savings
Of Merchants Clerks.
hrTicA RAILWAY.
The bill giving additional time to the Attica and
Hornslsville Railroad Company, to build their road
was passed
Mr. COOK called from the table the following resou-
Resolved Sd the senate ssaeqrl That si. Lssi...urs
sas r Is s'S
State that wise and se - s ,Ss for
o. is s .h. our 1 senator: s.s.s md md
a $ a r q. an
rre,.ment Of The hsIeers and rivers Of our country:
by the Argus, the leading Democratic paper, and 70
which paper the whole party seemed about to bow and
democaats against them. He accepted this issue
There would be no dithcuity in the country decsion
II could be made with Intelligent view Of the posi-
tion OF the two parties boldly taken.
Mr.. STANTON and other democratic senators objected
to The Ie.Ss0ps =: Is.rriDs to ,Ppros..sSn, con
Senate lie raid be was In favor OF the harbor policy,
and believed all the political parties In the State
Of having originated the Chicago convention.
Mr.. DAnoocK denied this. Mr.. w. ID. WILSON
emit OF some of the appropriations Recommended by
the topc era phicsl gipeers.
MIR. COOK said 1t was enough for him to know, that
this State had great and vital interest In the harbor
bill.
MIR Grprrs took 1t az . Fixed fact, that the barn.
burner party had caved in to the hunkef and that the
party had ranged itself under the guidance Of the
.1'gts Ii all as II ought TO be The great parties
talA 81 "A h.tr that hat
the people want They can then judge who is right.
For yesrs the wings have contended manfuily for
yst,m o improvements to rivers and harbors and the
d,mocrats have tired to get In under their flag Nov,
the able organ Of the democracy takes ground openly
that his party are sgsnst It, and the wings for III and
this IL tbs healthy condition Of the question. lie
p.ctsd to zee III. for
and vote sgainst them.
Mr. srAsTos moved to amend the frat resolution, as
follows:
Tha, The Consultation ofthe United States had vested in
natons an anons the several az thers
esnnst ts an extensive g srsis with foreign
Ne several wi,hsus sundry
sr,. 20 psts erI appropriations for the Improvement Of
The sebsts refused, by party vote, to strike out
any part OF this resolution.
wbsrupon, Nr sr.sros proposed to amend by add
Prordss such appropriations the President recon-
tor s,a be sssss are .Ish 4.
popuaton dtrcts and The extension II commerce
b. e & sss 70 r
which may be made cut Of the during TIE present
But the Senate refused.
The FRET resolution vas adopted By party vote.
The second received three negative votes Brown, Of
sui.lk; Mann, u Oneida; Guinnit, Of Chemung.
Adjourned.
Assembly.
Ain.Sr, Jan. 81, 1850.
The following petitions we're read and referred
Mr.. Cs,nv, OF sundIy citizens 81 chautaoqas cs;.a.
rssus. aud Aneea compel the Ns~ Nosk aal Esie
EatI,ad ConYany TO build their read a. located