The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-13

Mr Msara, against reduction Of sol - ssrsin salt
Mr.. LEAvEHwoaIn, the same.
NJ PnAr!, Mr.. hclErosH, and Me- Fox, 100 repeal Of
Mr. VAsprsarr, for amendment to same.
Mr. snsIDoN, to stay collection OF rents On immortal
ME- NoasE, two for same object
Mr. McLAEE, . law declaring the public utility Of
railroad nom Rochester to New YORK ana Es Asai'
Mr HALL and Mr.. BA.,Err, 20 compel New York and
Erie Railroad to build their road ON line lSAs.
BILLs REroRrED: . .
Mr.. RA1MorD, . bill to ineorporsts the Monroe Com
Nj sToas bill to rsscind tn. charter Of the sodus
Mr.. TowssEsD, for the more snsstual Profession Of
Aiso, bill in relation to assistants in Surrogate
once city Of New York
Mr. PR1rr, . bill to incorporate New York Juvenile
Mr. LITTLE moved that I'VE times the usual number
Of Mr Raymond's report on the improvement OF
the usual number Of the report and bill the subject
Of usury laws ten times Of report Of New York State
bort for the reform ssion Of juvenile dslinoasnss-
Of which were agreed TO-
Mr. Lr.,rrwosrH, to complete the bill to amend the
charter Of the city Of Syracuse.
Mr. Bacon, . bill to provide for the formation Of
building associations.
Dir GoDAKD, bill to extend the boundaries OF the
village OF Cohoss.
STATE AsRIcuISvRAL SOCIETY.
was received, and on motion Of M wIssnow, thirty
times the usual number ordered printed.
SUPREME COURT, ETC.
MIR TOWNSEND called for reconsideration OF the
vote on the bill In relation to the Supreme Court, and
other courts Of this State.
Mr. BuRRoUGHs suggested that II be referred back
to the committee for the purpose Of reporting bill
applicable to the city Of New York alone
Mr.. TowNsErp and MIR. VARNUM were opposed to the
reference MIR. Varnum thought that by the motion
to recommit willing to trust the judges in the
city Of New York but Of those In other psrts Of
the State. (The bill provides that the judges may
practice in other courts till they get their business
closed up) The motion to resonsdsr the bill lost,
and the bill was sent to the Senate.
BILLS PASSED.
The bill authorizing the controller to receive the
returns of certain unpaid taxes In the county Of Wye
ming
The bill for relief Of suitors Supreme Court in
tain cases.
The bill making appropriations for the support in
part of certain orphan asylums In this State.
Ao the bill to provide for the collection Of taxes In
the city Of Albany.
y LEAsEHoLp ESTATES.
Mr. NoTT called up resolution, offered by him, In
structipg the Committee Judiciary to report bill
abolishipg all lsasehod estates in perpetuity, and
changing them into estates consoDant to sections H.
Is IA Of the Constitution of this State and provi
ding for commission to ASCERTAIN, and settle, any
damages that may by reason Of such change OF
tenure The resolution was laid the table by
rent Of the mover.
PouGHKEEPsE.
Mt. STeRY-A bly, to incorporate Collegiate Insttu-
tions At poughkeeIsie.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
Also bill to provide for the erection Of Exeeu-
tive Mansion.
HISTORY OF YORK.
The Clerk, by resolution directed to procure for
tho officers and Of the Legislature copies CT
tho Documentary History Of New York, and Session
Laws Of lS49 Adjourned.