The New York herald., 1850-02-22


Mr.. MILLsoN, OF Va, commenced replying to Mr..
Stevens but gave way to motion for the committee
The bill from the Senate, releasing the bondsmsn Of
the vessel for the German empire, was passed.
The House then adjourned till Monday.
NEW-YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.
ALBANY, Feb. 2i, 1850.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
By Mr. SroSE for agricultural profsssorship In the
Central College.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, Of George p Trimbls and other
chants for Law making the Health Ofcer Of New York
. sslaried ofice.
Mr.. BEEKMAN, Of Madison University, for an sppro-
pration Of ssoOo for the support Of the literary de-
partment Of said institution.
REPORTS oF COMMITTEES.
MIR. MORGAN, from the Committee on Finance, sub
mtted elaborate report the subject Of the proper
application Of the amount arising the premium
csved from the sale of authorized by the State
Mr STANTON reported in favor Of an ision to
the Troy Hospital.
Mr.. BABcocK introduced . bill to restrain District
Attorneys from conducting civil proceedings In certain
cases
RAILROAD.
Mr. JOHNSON, on motion, introduced q bin to impose
tolls freight carried over the New York and Erie
f.rred to an sarly Commisss. Of the Whole '' " ''
Mr. Ckoss moved that it be referred to the Committee
Finance, stating the magnitude of the institutions
involved, and the necessity that all action this
subject should be deliberats and we'll advised.
MIR. GEDpEs (the head Of the Railroad Commttee)
took similar view Of the subject aud the Senate de-
cided to sen d 1t TO the Committee on Finance.
ADJOURNED
On motion Of MIR. scHooSmAKrR, the following reso-
Friday the s2d Instant being the birth day Of Gesrge
sss the % hi. &
Resolved TAa. h. Senate will hold no session on ,h..
day"
ANTLRENT BILL.
Mr. BRArpRETH offered resolution referring the
bill called the AntRent bill to the Attorney &C.
neral for his opinion as to the coasttuonsty Of the
bin, but he subsequently withdrew it.
On motion Of Mr.. MoReAs, the Judicisry Committee
snseting the General Health Law Of iss2~ths one
which was revived by the proclamation Of the Cover
nor in ls49
JUVENILE pELISquESrs
relief Of juvenile delinquspts Of New York. made
the special order Of Thursdsy next.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the charter OF the New York Orphan Asy.
To transfer certain Juvenile deliuquents to the
Wettsrn House OF Refuge.
The Anti. rent hin VAS then taken uD frbs bill uro-
vdes for staying the collection of rents on all manorsl
kases)
Mr. CARROLL spoke at length In defence Of the BILL
in argument against the title OF the landlords
No question was taken.
HARBoR MATTERS.
The Harbor Master bill was then considered, and
referred to select committee consisting Of Senators
Williams, Cross, Morgan, CIolius, and Beekmsn.
Adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb. q, 1850.
Mt BcHAhDsos, C2) for renewal Of charter Of sOdus
Canal Company.
Mr.. BARskrI, in relation to the New York and Erie
Rsilrosd.
Mr.. o. ALLES, for reduction of tolls on salt
Mr. GARDIsER, for an appropriation to 0enesee COL
MIR. LITTLE, agsnst the reduction Of tolls on salt.
MIR AspArws, on same subject
MIR LEAyESwoRrH, on same subject.
MIR. BuRnorcHs for an appropriation to Genesse Col
Mr DrssIse, in relation to the general railroad law
railroad from Buffalo TO New York and Erie Rsilroad.
Mr L.wHrsek, to supply eaeh school district In the
State with . copy ofthe New Code.
Mr. MosEor Of citizens Of New York, that the ground
set apart in Greenwood Cemetery, containing tins
t.srs be enclosed, and asked for appropriation Of
$500.
MIR. Tewssrsp on the same subject.
The petitions referred to the select committee
OF which Mr. isrdn chairman.
Mr. LIrTIE, that the Committee on Public Printing
cencur In the resolution offered BY MIR Raymond to
print thirty times the usual number Of ths report Of
the american Institute for the use Of the Legislature
MIR. A. b DAVIS objected to the report He had often
heard the charge Of Psrtiaty used against the
ried 80 tar that rival institution talked Of At
all events he did not believe the Institution Of sum
eient ussfonsss to justify any great expense In printing
Mr. mosRos had never before heard the suggestion,
that this was political or party Institution raised aud
IL should have no weight wth the House
Dir. BcsEoCGHs remarked that these reports
sst utility In being distributed Agricultural pre-
miums In the counties He had read all the reports
six years, and he never nsiced word u political
character I'm them.
Mr. FIsK hoped the resolution would prevail Tn.
m nte
a. the agricultural was among farmers In regard
politics, AIR believed the charge wholly uufound-d.
It might be the Institution afforded practical arsu-
nents In favor Of domestic Industry but it never
Of party character After further remarks the
rBr c.sApras RAILROAD LOTTERY
Mr.. Grrss reported bill authorizing the Directors
TO dspose Of their shares In this State By lottery
Mr. TowSssSD, one Of the committee to which the
petition Of this company was referred said that he
had not been able TO come TO the canclusiou a.
the majority, and would, In short time submit mi
rority report the ground nrst that the proposed
Law h ssapst the letter and sprit OF the constitution
second that sound policy forbid the suspenson OF the
existing prohibition Of lotteries for the object proposed
Mir. Tnrlow reported : sin for tn. relief of the
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr BoLrrR. bill amending the charter Of the East
Mr fss, = bil suthori1ps the city Of Broohiyn
10 borrow money TO build City Hail. Nc. Also, bill
BrcckiyD trhs above two bills we're read third tins
ard paced
HAnBop MASTERS.
The bill In relation t. Hsrbor Masters In the cities
t New otk and brookyn, vas referred TO the delexa
ticp from New iork ans Kings
number Ct bills were ordered to be engros.ed for
q ird reading.
IMPROVEMENT RIVER.
The Hcuss proceeded TO the question Of agreeing to
the report of Committee OF the Whole the bill Tor
imrrovsment OF Seneca River, at Bald winsville.
Mr FEES called mp his resolution 10 refer the bin 10
the Canal Beard tor Information. lie spoke ct length
In favor of the resolution and vas followed by Mr.
hsnoSs In opposition TO the BILL Who continued his
marks TIL the hour Of 2 when the House took recess
til4P.M.
Success OF n whsier.