The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-07
Albany, March o, ]

NEW YOnx LU0HsLATURE.
ALs.sr. March ., 1,
Mr. Coox fsvorsbly, nth smsndusnts, tia
Compspy; adverse to the bill amending the rsxuIs
Of the Police Courts Of Brooklyn. Agreed TO.
MIR ScHoosMAKER made long and able write
port on the bill to pay the Syracuse Coarse Salt
by reporting the bill for the consideration Of ~
nate The bill vas ordered to its original place o.
general orders.
Mt MORGAN offered resolution, that the bill
ference to premiums on loans be made n
order for Monday next, ct twelve O'Clock. Adop
THE BASk NOTE BILL. ~.
Special order having arrived some dissu ssio1
lowed on the question a. to which order. the Bank
Bill or the Msnorisl Title Bill should have thu p
ence- resuitang IN . vote to take up the former
and the Committee Of the Whole, Mr. COOK b.
chair, went into confederation Of the same
The question pending on Mr. MANN,s mott
substitute the par for the u per cent. .-.
Mr.. BABcocKs amendment was also pending
strain the operation to bills Of denominations ovs
his amendment. He said that Ii under the X Ger
redemption the people OF the State were taxed Z
lion Of dollars annually ss bad been asserted By
shsy .oa 30
the proposition of the majority Of the com mitte}
mot go far enough did not strike at the root o
evil did mot fully reach the evil intended to Be
Gated. He, for this reason, went for par rsdsmp
He would eradicate the evil Wholly and root 1t ont
pletely, instead Of merely pallating and half doiu
ne thought that the country banks would In rsalit
beneftted BY par redemption, and he believed
would give their favor and support to the proposal
for these banks did not pracrically make = single
those in these eastern cities that derived the boz
He continued his remarks for some time, In the ed
OF which be stated, that the Law for par red emp
should not be passed, he would go FOR repeating eli
on the subject whatsoever He thought in lseslxi
system Of shaving which shouid not be tolerated
that II the Law should be entirely repealed par redo
ten would, - . natural conss luence follow
After be had concluded MIR GEppEs said that th
gument Of the Senator (Mr. MANN had led him I'd
lsve that the great difficulty under the present sys
was legalizing the power Of . bank to shave its
paper, and the repeal Of that Law would effect the
sired relief. He thought the only way was either u
this or to inquire exactly what rate would enable b
to redeem without loes or profit.
MIR. BABcocK stated that at some stage Of the bill
designed to submit an amendment to repeal the IL
lS4o, and to express his views that point He sho
however, delay till the minority (Mr. Uphan) had
pressed his views in committee.
The question on Mr.. MAINS amendment was 4
Mr.. Cook opposed 1t He wanted full Senate ID
. vote was taken on that amendment. He though
the amendment was adopted, the bill would W lost
third reading; and feeling the deep interest he d
iss passage he hoped fair vote Of full Senate W
Mr.; BAscock followed. or the propositions ~
fore the COMMITTEES, he preferred that OF par rsds
evil in It, a. we'll as In the other
The committee rose and reported progress on botl
the b1llg.
THIRD READING sILLs.
- Relating to the Harbor Masters Of the city Of \
The cot for regulation of plank road compan
An act providing for the education of the children
OnoDdags lndians-passed.
An act making an appropriation to the Brooklyn
phan Asylum passed.
Assembly.
Albany. Maroh 1RS0
Mr.: A. GRrrs, bill concerning fees for services r,
Mr.. TsusLow, Q bill to incorporate the New Ye
Thistle Benevolent Association.
Mr. WILSON, complete the bill to amend the chart
OF Cttixens Fire Insurance Company.
PRINTING THE CONSTITUTION ON GERMAN.
Mr.. LITTLE offered report against the resolution
PRINT copies Of the constitution in German.
MIR. L. w. SMITH called for the ayes snd noes
wished vote on the resolutions
Mr.. A. GREEN inquired II the House had ever befc
printed the laws or constitution In German,
bis constituents They people Of good oharsct
Intelligent and inquisitive; many Of them could .
yet read English, but all desired to soqusint the
not be that the eonstitution had ever been publish
In German; but the fact that the German populsti
had recently greatly increased was . suncisnt anss
Mr.. L. ID sMrrH opposed the printing, became ths
were German newspapers In the State which Eax
publish both. The report was agreed to-syss,
noes, 20.
REPoRrs coSTISUep.
MI; GoDDAhs,s bill rslstivs to the Warrington Pa
Mr.. TOWNSEND, fsvorsbly, tn. bill relative 70 !
Mr.. Melsross, . bill to Fay the expenses of Mess
Fullerton and Durlsnd In contssting the disputed 90
Mr.. WAxEMAN, with ams ndments, the bill TO fac
tate the settlement Of claims against the State for
nal damages.
5 MIR. oIlsssr adverse to the bill to amend tn. excl
law also, With amendments 10 the bill TO restrain
sale Of Intoxicating drinks.
= MIR. BusH from the minority Of the com nittss, q
made written report, accompanied BY bill to rep,
Mr., wssOs made written report In favor Of hon
1Mr. Lrl.sO, a bill for thu pr.s.rvs.io. Of wsshiu
tens Head Quarters. with written report.
ALLEGED cAsAL FRAUDS.
Mr.. PRuYS asked the unanimous consent to mo
tbst the select committee TO be appointed 10 exami
alleged canal frauds be appointed bv ballot three 10
taken nom the majority aud two from the minority
MIR BuRroreHs objected
Mr. rhr,s moved to lay the present order Of busis<
on the table
MIR FoRD hoped not.
MIR. Pnr,s called the attention Of the Chair TO 4
fact that this IVES not debateabie.
MIR. Fosr was proceedirg, the Chair not having call
him to order, when Mr.. Paws Unlisted on his point
order good deal OF excitement followed. The q,
tion prevailed, 81 to 10.
Mr.. Pawn then moved TO lay the succeeding ord
OF bnsnsss on the table. The motion was put, and
Chair decided the motion was lost.
molten to adjourn was lost, 80 TO 7.
element prsvailsd-ese side Of tho House bsgyin@ !
Chair not 10 announce tie soumittse; the other q,
urging him to DO 90.
Messrs Raymoud, Pruyn, L. Ward smith, Ftsl
and others took part In the discussion saying III
unjust In the Speaker 60 take COMMITTEES meo frc
the minority, sgssnst their wish A vhig caucus NJ
unanimously agreed upon too names, sod they nsist
the Speaker should regard the wishes Of the ninor
The CBAIn remarked that be he'd been asked b. -
geptiemsp most objected TO place him on the cor
mittee. He 1.-THE Chsr) promised 10 DO So ami he Il
bound TO Keep HE promise. After further discussi,
on this peipt, the Chair named the committee
foliovs;-Ne"rs. l.. ID Saith, Burroughs, chure
Wheeler, and DOE
Mr. RAsnosp imm sdistsly offered resolution settir
aside the sppointmsut, and providing for the sppon
meut Of q new com mittss By ballot.
Mr. FoRD said he ross 10 debate the resolution.
The CHAs.-Tts resoiuticn viIl lie over under q
rule.
Mr.. fnuYs appealed from IN. decision Of the Cha
on the ground that this "a. motion relating 20 bu
ress already before the House ard did not come und
the rule Before the appeal vas decided, the Hou
took recess tai four O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
Cs~sL yRsrD coHNtrrrr.
The question beirg on the motion Of Mr.. Rsrfoyp
set sside the COMMITTEES appointed by the speaker 81
proceed 90 ballot for com nistee 20 investigate Il
alleged canal fsuds, Mr.. Raymond addressed u
House at length
Under the operation Of the previous question, q
motion OF Mt. ". vas ssrsed te-ayes 90. noes 20.
Mr.. For moved q r~ccnsidersti,u' Lost
The House then proceeded to elect the commits
Nsssrs. Bacon Pratt aud Goddard actinr a. tella,
Who declared the following members duly e'ests