The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-28

The act imposing additional penalties on persons
who forge counterfeit the labels Of goods passed
srocKBRIDGE
The bill for the relief Of the stockbrdge Indians
e. the last Of the Mobicsns literally called up
for its third reading 1t places to their credit the
sum Of $4,000 on the. Comptroller's books-the in-
terest at Elk cent be expended for their benefit
the state having made a clear profit of $50 900
lands purchased from them. This income is by them
be expended In promoting the Christian religion,
moved to strike out the words "the Christian rel
giop," as tending to make the bill uuconsttutio
MIR BeekDan objected to having the words struck
out; he did believe the Christian religion to be un
constitutional. The bill was sgood one and this q
good part Of 1t.
MIR. WILLIAMS thought religion thrived beat when 1t
was not intefered With The Senate refused strike
cut, and the bill passed.
Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb 81, 1850.
AMENDMENT THE JOURNAL.
On reading the journal Of yesterday, Mr.. PAWS
moved to amend so us to read Is follows =" That Mr.
Fullerton requested to be allowed address me
mark TO the House ON the main question, the reso
buttons proposed by the Committee Privileges aud
Election, and TO comment on the testimony taken by
the committee and the report Of said committee for
that purpose. Dir. Dininny asked the unanimous
cent Of the House, and such unanimous consent was
refused and Mr.. Fullerton denied the privilege Of
ing any remarks In support Of hts right seat rs
member Of this House. The objection was refused to
be withdrawn for the reason that Mr. Fullerton would
not restrict himself in his remarks to ten fifteen
minutes y
Mr. FoRp said that the request of Mr. T. had right
to appear the journal
MIR. BOwrs asked Mr.. F. If he did not wish facts to
appear on the journslf
The question was debated for some time, and Mr..
Ford offered to amend rs to read that Mr. Fullerton
r.u,ed to state how long he would occupy the time of
the House and that he had already before addressed
Mr. Paws said that Dir Fullerton was the only men,
Der this who had right speak the main
question and he was put down by the majority.
Mr. Bacon called for the previous question and the
Journal was approved Ayes IS, noes As.
Mr.. McLssE. C) to declare the public utility OF .
railroad from Buffalo to the New York and Erie Rail-
road
Mr. ALtrsos, 10 remove all existing obstacles II any
that prevent the New York and Erie Rsilrosd from
transporting freight and passengers through the State
Of New Jersey.
Mr.. GOppARp, for the repeal of the Law exempting
ministers from taxation
Mr. RieHARDsOS for the reduction Of tolls foreign
Mr. FonD, against any appropriation to the Buffalo
Ho.pitsl and Sisters Of Charity.
MIR II, :. ALLrs and Mr.. Monroe, that the ground
set apart in Greenwood Cemetery to the officers the
New York Volunteers be enclosed
Mr.. WHEELER, a bill tor the relief of Johnson 4
Butler.
Mir Ls.vtSwonri against tue Senate bill compelling
the location OF the New York and Erie Railroad
through certain townain the counties Of Chautsuque
Mr. L stated that the report va. by consent of all
PARTIES concerned aud moved that the House go into
Committee Of the Whole on this bill The Committee
Of the whole MI Corr in the chair, struck out the
ensctipg clause Of ths bill and sported the same TO
the House, which vas agreed to.
Mr. FoRD, bill suthorizng the Comptroller to oau
money TO the county Of JeGerson-ordered to a third
reading
MIR. srorr, ola bill declsriss the public utility Of
railroad from Csnanssigua to Buffalo by the most d.
Mr. MoSKor, q bill for the relief OF Captain Titus
Felix Gsslirski, Of the frsttregiment Of New York
Volunteers.
n. CANAL coNnr,noSrR KINDS.
Mr.. AtLEN ssid he had In hand Communication
fron State officer 10 this House which he wished
g. pr.ssnt lie called for the reading. MIR. A. hoped
TIE House would take early action on the resolutions
offered by Mr. Smith, In relation to the canal funds
1hsrs also specific charges made by Jonas usrshsu
ed BY the gentleman from Orleans tyr Burroughs lie
was With eome az the circumstances referred
to by Mr. lugrahsm IN his ads,t They pasted directly
under bis personal observation, and he knew them
dincr materially frou his statement IL IN due TO Com
missioner inas that these ohsrgts be Investigated with
out delay and he trusted that COMMITTEES would be
appointed to investigate the charges aud report 70 this
Hou,e The following communication was then read
by the Clerk;
have examined certain charges preferred
sess. far sssss a'%S O.
ca S sr .ry ss,sion Or neglect o. dssy se
snrhsiie dental tisdgs myself that they essao be sub
tlst ihs Assembly, VIA sassd ogpot,asiy yssss.
S % sse my 'hsr true saaraeer
.ssy % ,rPoss .slss, s,nEl.,ss vAo.: day shall D
s'vi insure 20 tOh psrsi,. rrcmP, ani e,nsil
dssrmhsuon a-haTss ny duties without fs.r favor OF
sr,e.s ..iy the malice z, y .s.a.s, and A0a @J
'''' F;r' 5ss Ss.sI.n, servant.
Mr.. BrEsouoH. ,aid that on the arst opportuoty ne
vools uote TO take mp the resolutions offered by Mr.
Smith, and also moved 20 refer the petition Mr. In
graham and the commuBieatioo 81 Mir. Kinds to the
select committee to be appointed under these resola
tions.
oSrip, STEAMBOAT coNrsSr.
The bill 20 incorporate the Oneida Lake aud River
Steamboat Company was passed.
Mr. BunHorous msved TO postpone the special order,
or the rurpos. of taxing the restitution offered by
Mr. L. h. smith In relation 70 canal frauds Adopted.
After some debate the re.oiuiioos we're amended by
having the select 70 consist 81 pe instead Of
tbte. members The resolutions we're adopted.
ssttoSsl fSsussScx coNr,-Y.
On motion OF Mr.. MoSnos the bill 20 amend the char
Ter OF the National Insurance. Company was referred TO
tie Select COMMITTEES on Banks aud Insurancs Con.
Isnies, TO report complete.
rHs HOSPITAL RfIL
The House then went into Committee Of the whole,
MIR Bscon in the chair, On the bill In relation 10
ho,pitsls.
sir MosRos ssid ne not prepared 10 vote on the
appropriation to soy Institution until he knew first
whether the state had the means TO pay its just debts
Mt TtUtr advocated the bill with much energy. aud
demonstrated the propriety 81 the appropriation sad
v surprised that the bill should be opposed BY the
gentleman from New York, (Nr Monroej when that
city received $4,000 the support Of IT. hospital
Mt Mortos said be va. not opposed to the bill, but
wanted to kno- tie condition OF the funds OF the state
MT. fEtsN hoped the southern impetuosty u the
gentleman would not lead him TO interrupt him IN hs
remarks
MIR. MoSnos .sid that his southern impetuo.ity
sheuld al.sys keep pace nth northern arrogance.
Mt. l. WsHD SmIrH advocated the bill and stated
that the Glitter 81 Rochester and syr.css. subject
&c greet experse In consequences Of the great iehut OF
stge nun Der Of sick .misrspts from Canada By way
~ the lskes.
Mr. FasE called for the reading Of . petition from
the city Of nrockiyn.
lie fsid the Committee would see inst the city of
Brooklyn he'd appropriated TO their Hospital the sum
q sec 600. lie thought there vas NO bill before THIS
1lcuse that entitled TO more confederation than
thie bin
Mr. Forp proposed an amendment, that the Burslo
Hcsrttsl cf Sisters of charity should receive no
part Of this appropriation until after ths proportional
share Of frch appropriation 90 which escn Hospital
tbs be snttled to receive, shsil smosnt 10 fs0oO-
Adopted.
Nr Bowr- proposed smepdmept, that the Buffalo
ositl of the Sisters ~ charity shs receive the
shsrs oftbe appropriation Of $4,000 - other hospitals
In TIE State.
ala more good than the Sisters Of Charity, and he
wanted THE Institution placed On the same footing
other Institutions. Lest.
Mr Paws propofed en- additional section tina. no
rsrt 81 this spprt prston sts be spilled 90 buildings
on furniture. The bill IVES reported 90 the House
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The snerpton was ooutumed on the contested -lec-