The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10
NEW YORK LEGlsLATURE.
Senate.


FEMALE ACADEMY
Nr. BsEKMAs reported bill to establish female
academy in New York city.
NOTICES OF BILLS, ETC.
The annexed notices Of bills were given -
By Mr. owrS-A bill relative to executions and tes-
tamtn tary trustees.
BY Mr. w1LIAms-A bill In reference to the Cover.
nors Of the Aims house In New York city.
BY Mr. CRoLIus-A bill amen dingthe Law for the col
lection Of taxes in New York city Mr. moved to re-
fer this bill to select committee consisting Of the Sc
majors from tho Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Dis
trcts Carried.
InE IMPLEMENTS nvhLeArs.
Mr. BEEKMAS called for the consideration OF the joint
resolution offered by him in regard to the removal of
the impediments to navigation In Hurlgats. Mr. b.
explained the necessity Of the passage OF these resou
lions, aud they were adopted without amendment.
wsoDWoRTH FLAMING MACHINE.
Mr. srASroS called up his resolution in reference to
Wood sorth's planning machine.
MIR Cook hoped IL would lie the table for
time be wished to vote understsndingy the mat
Some farther debate followed. and then Mr. srASrOS
offered . slight amendment, which was adopted
MIR. scnoosNaKKR then moved to lay the resolution on
The resolution was then debated briefly by Messrs.
Carroll and Cook Mr. Cook said there must be some
thin peculiar about this resolution, uasmuoh as the
courtesy denied TO Senator, Of allowing day or
two Tor the purpose OF examination IL was sometnus
nate lie Jaw no necessity ofbot haste. Cosgress
not going to adjourn and there was no need Of hurry
ing the thing In this style.
Mr. srANror thsn said that he willing to have IL
lie the table; and IL vas thus ordered.
FuruRE NETTING.
Mr. CRsItrs moved to re-c onsder the motion Of Mr..
Gedde that the Senate should meet at 10 o'clock,
and after Monday next.
The motion to re consider was carried, after which
The original resolution lost By vote Of IL to TO-
THE cHEMuSG CANAL rsArps
Mir GuIvsss called for the consideration Of his
In I'd IN la I'd
by the COMMISSIONS having charge ofAthe Chsmung
A debate followed on the resolutions, which, after
amen dmsnt, were adopted.
THE LAWS
Mr.. BAnCfCK offered resolution releasing all COM
nttees Of the senate from the consideration Of petit
tions In reference TO the excise laws, and TO transmit
the sams to the Assembly. Carried
Rrtftr rfLL PASSED.
The bill for the relief Of John Tyce and others CON-
missioners Of highways in the town Of Howard, ".
The senate then adjourned.
Assembly.
ALsa,r, February 0, 1850
rilIs RrroRIEp.
Mr. FrsSs reported fsvorsby on the bill relative TO
the appropriations made to orphan ssyiums.
Mr.. TOWNSEND reported, with amendments, the bill
70 prevent corporations interpreting the plea OF ussry
Also fsvorabiy the bill decsratory Of the act rels
tive TO the recording Of Wills, SO.
the two thirds act. Also against the bill amend the
revised statutes relative the determination Of claims
ON real estate, SC.
MT DsSry9 reported sin to subject certain debts
owing TO non residents, to taxation.
COMMITTEE
Mr. 8. b. DAVIS inquired when the Bank Committee
intended report the bill In favor Of par redemption
Mr.RAvMo> replied that the COMMITTEES had the sub
jsct under considerstion and would report soon
proper elaboration would justify.
TAX ASSESSMENTS.
Mr. l. W. Sarru reported with amend ments, the
b in relation to the sssesment and collection OF taxes
on lands owned By residents a. TO the sale Of taxed
lands in the counties where assessed Mr.. q moved to
make the bill the special order for Monday Feb. Is 1t
IL o'clock He said that the bill hsdbeen lost for want
Mr. Trr,s susgestsd that the bill had to be printed
srd there would be time enough to m upon day
vh,n 10 was printed.
House 10 set this oten the bill vas printed
subsstiay In the report Of the Comptroller &c, TO
vhom the subject bad been referred last year
Mir. SsIrH's motion prevailed
Hr,En IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. RArNoSp presented written report and bills