The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-06

There has come from California about Eve and half
millions Of dollars OF which about four or five millions
came to New York. Probably the emigrsnts bring to
that city 900 foreign coins annually These
strong facts and he hoped that they would secure for
the resolutions he had offered the approval OF the Sc
The qpsstJon was taken, and the resolutions were
unanimously adopted
suREAu OF AGRICULTURE.
Mr. DrMmrcK, from the Committee Agriculture,
reported in favor of the following resolutions, hereto
fere offered by Mr. Miller, of Monroe
Resolved III Assembly concur, That the LEGISLATURE
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the estabhhment by Law of bureau uf agriculture
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qpesed to forward Of the foregoing resolution to each
Mr. MAsS regretted to see the tendency to extend
the power q the s.1sr. government TIL IT. should en-
agriculture in the it would be IS much
So to erect department II manufacturer and the
suit OF all would be to believe anything constitutional
that concerned the welfare Of the country He hoped
the Senate would pause at least before 1t adopted
principle the result Of which might DO so much more
serious than at frat imagined.
On motion OF Mr. DMMIcK the resolution lies on the
table
Mr. BEKKnAs, on notice introduced bill to enable
married women residing in this State to execute powers
OF attorney to convey real estate
Mr. MoReAS gave notice that he would ask leave to
introduce bill to nd act concerning passengers
coming to the city of New York passed April H. 1919
Mr.. M also gave notice of bill authorizing the comp
bank fund
Mr BAYcocx gave notice Of bill to allow railroads
to consolidate their roads when they contiguous
SARATOGA SCHENECTADY RAILROAD.
Mr. JOHNSTON of Schenectady, laid ON the table the
RESOLVED That Saratoga and Schenectady Railroad
Company be required report the Senate within ten days
With heavy iron rad and What have
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EDUCATION OF INDIAN YOUTHS go
Mr.. BEEKMAN reported In favor of the Assembly bill
to authorize the education Of certain number OF In
dian youths at the State Normal School
The remainder of the session occupied in the dis
cueson Of private claim bill.
Assembly.
ALBANY, January 8, 1885,
The following petitions read and referred -
Mr. Norr-Three ia relation to the manorial titles
Mr. PAaK to prohibit tae sale Of intoxicating drinks
Mr. CHANDLER and Mr. FoRD, for the repeal Of the
new school law.
Mr. O. ALLEN, Of the Medical Society of unAlo
Mr. Roor Inhabitants Of Hsrkimer, in favor Of par
redemption Of all banks in New York.
MIR LITTLE, remonstraDce against the reduction Of
tolls on foreign sat passing through our canals.
MIR. LEAvENwoRTH Of sixty-six citizens Of Onondaga
the Land Once to sell certain coarse salt lands in
Syracuse.
law.
Mr. scuDpER remonstrance against alteration in the
pilot Law.
Mr.. WILSON, for the renewal Of the Ssdus Canal
charter.
MIR. SHELDON Of one hunderd and forty-one citizens
to ttay the collection of rents the memorial lands
where suits have been commenced against the State
Mr. FsXE of forty-two citizens Of Brooklyn for the
education Of neglected children ofCsyuga county, on
the same subject.
UNIFIED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Mr. H. ALLEN reported favorsbly by bill to incor
porate the United States Mail Steamship Company
BONDS WANTED OF THE COUNTY sUPERINTkNDENrs.
The bill to extend the time for County Superinten-
dents to give their bonds, those elected November
1922 was read . third time and passed.
REPEATED.
MI SToRr reported bill to consolidate the Attica
and Rochester and the Attica and Buffalo railroads.
MIR. GRAHAM reported favorabiy, by bill for an appro-
pristion for the Agricultural State Library.
Mr.. WILSON, to amend the charter Of the Troy Saw
ipgs Bank.
SLAVERY QUESTION.
Mr.. SroRY moved, Is the time had arrived that the
House go into Committee Of the Whole the slavery
question. which ordered. MIR. 8. addressed the
committee against agitation Of the subject and quoted
from the report heretofore made by Colonel Young.
Pending motion to send all the resolutions back to
the select committee, the House adjourned.