The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-02
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PETITIONS
The following petitions were read and referred -
Mr. Youre, Of eighty citizens Of Cstsraugus Allie
ghapy, and Chsutauque counties, to compel the New
York ana Erie Railroad Company to build their road
ss located in ls46
MIR Josrs, in relation to fees of shsrifs on exscu.
tons sent by mail to different counties Also, In rela
Mr. o. ALLEN, Of Trustees Of Buffalo Orphan Asylum,
for an appropriation
drinks.
Mr. HAYwoRrB, same subject
Mr.. HUBS, In relation to sheriRs,
Mr.. BOWEN Of Merchants Of New York city, for an
additional number of hsrbor masters
MIR LEAvESwoRTH, for the abolition of tolls rail-
roads.
MIR. NoIoN, for amendment Of the new school Law.
HARBoR YORK CITY.
Mr.. II. J. ALLEN reported fsvorably by bill to In
the number Of harbor masters In New York city
to ten.
THE CITY HALL IN BnooKLyN.
The bill in relation to the Brooklyn City Hall, was
reported ON favorably
EMIGRATION REPORT.
The third annual report OF the Commissioners OF
Mr.. EosD moved it be referred to the COMMITTEES on
Ways and Means, and that ts times the usual num-
Der be printed, as it report which the Legss-
ture would Ike to examine
THE BRooKLyN INSTITUTE.
The annual report OF the Brooklyn Institute was re-
ceived.
MIR. IRISH, pursuant to not,ce, introduced bill to
amend an act III relation to plank and turnpike roads
THE cKoToN AaUEpUcr.
Mr.. ii. N. ALLEN gave notice Of bill In relation to
FURNISHING REPORTS TO THE CONVENTION
Mr.. CHuKcH gave notice OF bill TO furnish each
member Of the Constitutional Convention with report
Of the debate.
MIR Bacon introduced q bill In relation to building
associations.
Mr.. MoNroE bill to organize separate battalion in
Richmond county.
Mr. McisrosH bill to prevent the fal,e branding Of
flour BY manufacturers and dealers Laid the table
under the iule.
UNPAID TAXES,
In Raw ,pfy.r tkaf n,pSr nlrkto
Resolved Ihst the Comptroller be respectfully requested
70 70 hi House at his earliest
Of ,hs state which have remained unpaid wh staten, Mt
70 me state for TIE Of taxes during each OF
AN AGRICULTURAL BUREAU.
Mr RAYMOND laid on the table, under the rule, the
follosing concurrent resolutions -
stats Of New rerk agriculture te eaipg
the st,nton and care the federal averi msn,
fesoveo or The senate concur Tat the people of this
OF the Interior Of Bureau Of Ayr for col Getting aud
qt'@ a. on Ss
Tie wealth an promote the general prosperity Of the farming
heoived t the Senate sopeur) That Senators and
Sr oGnsess be rsaueses 20 use
eessful operation Of such a bureau.
this state requested 70 transmit copy Of these
ons each OF The Senators and from this
INQUIRY ABOUT THE REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
FUND.
MIR FoRp laid the table a resolution of inquiry of
the Commissioners Of the ANAL Fund. why their Re-
port was not made to the Legislature and also the fol-
lowing resolution -
Resolved, That the Auditor Of the Canal Department
quesede report to the ouse how much II tine $4,000 bor
row.d - the Commissioning of the Canal Fund undsr
ehap 2s Of the laws OF l4y has been drawn the
Treasury and the object objects to which the has
been sIpid TAR the ditufe hiss
also that he how Of
ed hle the chap 232 of the of Sl
has been from the aud the OBJECT
for which and the whom the
so far as the expenditure has been accounted for.
sLsNEsi RESOLUTION
The slavery resolutions were then brought up under
unfinished business.
Mr.. wAKEMAn occupied most OF the time reviewing
the past aud speaking Of the and the future
The Committee Of the whole passed the bill In res-
ton to the Judges Of the Supreme Court and other
courts OF tbis State also for the education
Of IndiaLs In tbs State Normal School
A bill sent from the Senate In relation to the di.
yisen OF the Sixth aud Sesensh wards II Brooklyn
also bill TO incorporate the Gas Light Company of
Brooklyn and to condrm The election OF directors
MIR. kAYmosD moved the slavery resolutions be- made
the special order of the day Tuesday next 1T IL
sloch rs many Of the members would be absent
Sat urdsy and onday.
The House then adjourned.