The New York herald., 1850-01-16

Senate.

NEW*XO1 OShs
Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. IL. 1850.
rnp REDUCTION POSTAGE.
Mr.. CAnHoLI q Troy, laid the table the following
resolutions in sslston to postage
Resolved senate soneurl That ssnators in Con-
eo, 90 ,hsif the passage Of act
1T me
for
Of sssh Of the postage rate % use Their
sis,nss .sesuns 81 NATTER pas: ,sr.ass
sRs relate 70 tie Sssssss Of Tie Post Once
charge The Of ether mail matter upon the Treasury of
A'.s ~ BY further snsesment :.
1s, sSn 'i ss s
rss l ,s 1sS s1d DUsATs T. III. b. re
g,s,, to forward ss q the resolution to each
OF IHE'HsALrH OFFICER OF
In spswtr to = rseouton OF the Senate the Comp
troer communicated the report ofthe Health Officer of
TIE port Of New York, made to that Department IS
In January. sss7 February, si2o; March, stes;
August, s22e7; Sspsmb.r, 81 $50; October. 81 1855;
sie,l.2 10 Received from cca'ters sl,7o4 making .
.otsi OF 81 we 3 90 Expenses 'aarss' &C., sSsoS Co.
Tru,ttt, Of the ate Library
On motion Of Mr.. Cook the Code was ordered re-
ferred TO the ssDase's Committee the judiciary,
with two Senators 10 be added thereto
cATskiLL AND SCHENECTADY RAILROAD.
Mr.. scnoonmArkR pres.nteds petition for the amend
Mt and chaytsr Of the Catskill and Schenectady
PAPERS from Tr,E HEALTH OFFICER YORK.
files f this ear relating the Health ofHcsr Of the
port Of New Yort ordered Referred to the Com
mttse ON Retrencbment.
BANKS BANKERS.
Nr. Cook from the Committee en- Banks, reported
adverse TO change in the present mode Of taxing
| THE SCHOOL FUND.
Mr.. MoRcAN, from the Conmittee on Finance, made
borste port snrt leaning the capital Of the
School Fund to Plank Road Associations.
The bill sllosing the government to designate
| tain Courts Of oyer and Tern,iner. 1.-The reporter
| does not say wbst Was dUne with IL.
SOUTH BROOKLYN sAvIrcs BANK.
Mr. Cross introduced bill TO corporate the South
| BrooAlyn,savpgs Bank.
a INVITATION.
An invitation received from the State Agricul-
tursl Society ASKING the Senate TO attend the annual
| Assembly.
The following petitions " re read and referred =
Mr.. LravrswoHTH Tesented the following :-Of the
Comun Council Of S. for sale OF certain salt
the charter of Syracuse Aso for agricultural col
Mr- Lrwrs--of 12S Inhabitants OF Oswego, that
| tsin rsiirot DIS be relieved from toll.
Mr. ALrrN--ke,olution and petition Of the B oard
OF ofkupervisors OF Erie unty in relation to agri
Mr. BoLros-- or I2s Inhabitants Of Seneca county,
for an agricultural school and farm
MIR STOREY. Of Dutchsss--Of the citizens for Q law
In regard 10 public health.
Mr. wooD-- OF ladies and gentlemen Of North Dam
Vile for the education OF neglected children through
out the State
THr KsrcKrRBocKrR SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
MIR Rarnosp offered resolution that the papers on
tle IN regard TO the Incorporation Of the Kncker
becker ssvpgs Institution In the city Of New York.
be taken tbsrerom, and referred to the Committee on
Banks and lpsuIsnce Companies
THs UNITED STATS psPosir FUND.
Mr.. wAT,Es gave notice that he will at an early day
States Deposit Fund and the in vsetment thereof.
tcHoois AND SCHOOL rAxEs
MI WAtp. pur-uant TO previous notice, introduced
bill TO squalize the School tax and to require an
eight months school to be kept.
Mr. b., ~ Nsr yort cs,,ea un hIs ,s.oln,ian:
concerning grant Of lands TO the Hungarian Exilss
and to the isbdless Of our own country ne said he
d.sed 70 correct statement In the press that the
object Of his resolutions TO obstruct the action
cmmepced on the subject Ia the United States Senate
ihis be denied He hoped to see that actisu carried
OUT But he also desired that the landess OF our sn
own country should be provided for.
MT DmiSsr offered an amendment, combining the
giant TO such a landless persons may not
b. able TO purchase for themselves and may desire
to hect me actual settlers upon It.
Mr.. DsAS accepted the amendment
Mir fkszits moved 70 amend the resolution to con-
nne the grant to the Hungarian exiles In the way
MIR. Waters moved to amend, BY striking out the
v'rd instructed" and inserting requested" The
MIR tisKs offered the ing additional resolution
The resolution has not come TO hand
Mr.. V.fNra moved to lay the whole subject on the
table Carried.
mus INTRODUCED
Mr. BAcos introduced bill in relation to common
schools IN Utica.
MIR Norr introduced bill In relasisn to the action
ofejectmsDt
STONE ron rpr w.sHrsares MONUMENT.
Mr cnuseH called up for consideration the follow
irg resolution;-
resolved ,h. stpst. eencurI That III. Governor be re
qnetted ard authorized 10 suitable bloct blocks
81 stcre iron quarry In the State of New
ana e's s arms @ e. S s: and .aS s
70 - the o. The s,,s 20 be placed in "a
in Ir..rs.s Of erection IN the city II wa.hineton re
,TsSSs ~ "ns Th .'''sId u' motto exceed The 'am Of "'
Thi' vas debated by N'r csurcp and Mr. Nos,Or
The latter gentleman expressed hi msef pleased
with the remarks Of Mr. Church, that he said he ~oud
admit bn, into the ranks Of the independent party
whsne,'r he thouid make application. The resolution
sieHwA,s s,fpers Asp rxRhrrs.
ny. Bot1es introduced b,ll-sn sct 70 amend an
act In regard TO Highways bridges and ferries.
s.LE LANDS
Mr. L w sNIrH oi. red resolution in regard to the
sale OF land for unpaid taxes Adopted
rHr poUntr DocEAot ALnsrr.
Mr w. ALLrS offered resolution. that respect
fu message b. cent to tn. s-rste asking for the papers
in relate q to the double docssge, In Albany.
issrEcroR 90 HsiIHoAp BRIDGES.
Mr. FsK Introduced bill Ter inspector ofrsilrosd
bridges
cossurrr THr covrrsoRs MESSAGE
Ihe srrAStt snnc upced the committee on that part
o. ,hs .",srnors message ard all other msttsrs re
latpg 70 ths qussticn Of slavery as toiloss -Ness
Ford, Raymond A. Green Root and Bo-en
The Vermont Anti-sisvsry RESOLUTIONS.
BALTIMORE, Jan. Is, 1850.
learn from the Richmond papers that great excite
msnt prevailed In the Virginia Legislature, upon the
anti slavery re'siuton passed by the Lesislsturs Of
returned