The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-18


The srrAxrR- Rensrks are not In order, but by
general consent. Gentlemen viii resume their seats
and from Tufts to Randolph At last the result was
snpesncsd-Tufts, ~ Stewart 81; Miller /; Wright
The charge against Tufts ives that he was at the
Buffalo Convention, and sdited an abolition paper
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, Jan. II, $780,
senate.
BiLLs REPORTED.
Mr. CuBrrs reported . bill for the relief Of w. w.
Niles, to compensate him for property destroyed
Long Island.
Mr. GEppEs reported bill to amend the general rail.
roai Law, by giving to the judiciary the power
land aiken for rsilroadsi for the public benefit
SALARY ov BEALTH OFFICER.
Mr. CRoLrUs introduced bill fixing the salary OF the
health officer of New York city at sSooo and Of depu
REDEMPTION NOTES.
Mr. COOK gave notice Of bill to reduce the rate Of
discount ON the redemption of circulating notes.
COLLECTOR OF TAXES
MIR CoLr reported bin amep ng the Law regulating
and collection OF taxes One feature is To
require a'sessor to mark up assessments where they
under value aud giving the right Of appeal from
assessors decisions to The County Court.
AGRICULTURAL BUREAU.
MIR. MILLER laid on the table concurrent resou.
tion recommending Congress 10 establish ssriculu
raj bureau.
UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS, Erc.
Mr. BRANpRErH Introduced resolution calling
banks to report the Disposition made Of unclaimed d.
vidends and deposited Referred to Bank Committee.
Mr. BRANpRETH raid he intended to follow up this
inquiry by law requiring the pay ment Of those moneys
to the school fund.
Assembly.
ALBANY, January IL, 1850.
The following petitions we're read and referred:-Mr.
MapTIS OF sundry Inhabitants of the counties OF Al
shaIy, Cstteragus, and Chautauque compelling The
New York and Fire railroad Company to construct
their railroad the line as located In 1915
Mr.. lNsH, OF the Buffalo and iiamburgh Turnpike
Company praying for an ameidment OF their cnsrter
Mir. Fox, twenty. one ladies aud gs ntlenien Of Es
burgh or the education OF neglected children through
out the State.
MIR wINsLow ofinhabitauts for law to prevent the
sale OF IN oafcAtipg drinks ~ u beverage.
MIR MCINTOSH OF sundry occupants OF indian lands
undsr the Oneida purchase of 1884 pTaJ releases
MIR BAcoS, memorial signed by IA iu0sbitsns- of
Oneida county Tor Tedueten OF tolls on ths central
railroads Of this State
question Of much Importance, nd ought to be referred
TO the fiDance committee.
MI LgAvsNwoHIH Tor the sale of certain coarse salt
lands IN tao STATE OF sew D ORR.
Mi. CHuicH of "a inhabitants to prevent the sale OF
intoXicstilg drinks
sir DuRfEr, Of ca inhabitants to proven. short
measure IA the sale Of dry goods
MIR. Koos, Of Cayugs county petition OF Nathan
Scovile of school district No 4, OF Hector ompSins
county, for special act allowing him to school his
cLidfen ia his own way.
Mr.. H. j. ALLEN. Chairman Of Con mitsee on Com
msIcs and Navigation, for the government aud leeas
ing the pilots OF sandy Hook Report By DILL referred
to con mittss CT the whole Heuse.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. TowNsEND, pursuant Co previous notice, intro
due.d bill for act In relation TO the clerk, Of the
Office Of Surrogate Of the city ana county Of New
York. Referred to Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. WHITE, pursuant To nosics bil IN relation to
Mr. RonrS.or, bill in relation to the assessment
OF taxes On incorporate companies
MIR. EsNvLL gave notice OF DILL to incorporate tae
Albany Savings Institution.
MIR. RIcHArDsOs gave notice Of bill to renew the
charter Of the Sodus Canal Company.
MIR. MoSRoE. pursuant to previous notice introduced
bill 10 change the OF the Hope Bap st Church
and congregation to Broadway Baptist church; which
was referred to the COMMITTEES on Charitable aud Re-
ligious Societies.
AIR. tosp, pursuapt 20 previous notice. introdzceda
bill In relation collection OF demands against ships
aud vessels. Alro. bill TO enforce the cosctiou Of
judgments against the real estates deceased debtors
Mr.. BuRKouGns introduced a hill providing for tas
educston Of several Indian children 1t the State Nor
NAL School
MIR. Norr introduced a bill to provide for the speed,
adjudication Of certain suits In relation TO naaors
titles.
REPORT SALT SPRINGS
The annual report Of the superintendent 81 the !
OnopdsRs Salt Springs received, and notice 10
PRINT extra number was referred
MIR RIsnsspsoN, of Cayugs, introduced bill to re-.
wire and amend the charter Of the sodus Bay canal
Company, formed for the purpose 81 sonstfuetinx /
carai from the nsvgable waters Of Cayugs Lake 10 /
LaAe Ontario.
Mr.. WHiTE introduced 9 bill TO amend the usarJ \
Mr. FoRp, OF Buffalo, introduced bill to amend the
revived statutes In relation to the collection Of de-
N snds against chips ADD other vessels.
MIR. RouSsOS, n bill regulating the taxes on corpo
stiots aud the eemmutstion for collection thereof
MIR Corr gave notice 81 bill In relation to psssea.
arriving al port OF entry in the northern piFs Of
Mir w sAIrH laid en- the table q resolution inviting
The Commissioners Of the lode to lit ~ta TIA. House
ccmmitt,e engaged In an examination q tae code
EssoluIioN on rENHIroNIss.
The retoutcn OF the Senate, contained Ia yesterdays
report In fuIl the subject of tres r.Intoriss
b. nounced from the speakers deer
Dir. Paws moved Immediately concurrence.
Mr. foHD moved their reference 10 the Select Coz.
nittee which has charge q this subjsct
Dir w. II RoHfNsoN d.sirsd to kno# from tier gem |
LEHMAN from EIie Shsn he propoed 10 call the conmit-
Sir. FoFD raid he would iptsrposs no unnecessary /
selay. A rev st OF resolutions (dr Nonroe'sl hal \
been iniIocuccd yesterday, Of which he could obain
Mr.. kArMosp thought thi. very Insufficient reason.
IA rev resolutions might b. Introduced every day, aud
he committee never broUrh together.
Mr. MoNRof hoped thai n the ~hig party Insisted
ueh hastr the democratic party soad unite to pre-
The srt,u,s decided that q. these resolutions we're
Tor current, they nsessssrily aid over oos day
Mr. Paws appealed and the appeal wss argued and I
sithdfaNn and the retcution laid the table tl 10
morrow.
Hrrsos rtisR RAILROAD cour,Sr.
The Iouse, "a Committee q the " hole. considered
The bill amending the charter oi the hudson aver
a. ne s,.s s,as,or. ,poss s.,a a. a., 70
vith'tasding the ra,,sgs Of this act
The folo~iBg section vas moved as n nev ons;
Railroad CO. ne corporation shsl tsGars .Iisns
MY from cir Contractors for ths q all ancr rcr
cfmed IN tongrucfG said rad ~ On their employ
nd tie said eoMGsuy shall b liable - the Gay ahorrs
ample, ID ~ the labor actually periormed
The said read but such liabilities hail ext uhiess
ID rrcu or ue-snnt having such claim shah. Sthla t
days after the Terfcm.nce such labor, notify the
II charge 81 the section which the labor
fmed that he 90 hey have net letn pa4 ~ the eosro
tots
Mr.. RsrSoSp said he vas decidedly in favor q the
principle en- bodied In this amendment bees1se 10 vs
ust lts object II simply 20 put the labnrgr on the
'sme footing With the capitalist far ssthe recovery
M MT debt 10 he m IN lar 4
money 70 The company has security for its payment
10 is equally desirable that the man who lends his
sbor-vhich being all he has " often q value
han money to the capitalist should also have TIE
sne fecUrity for the payment % his debts. The os
ectcn made rroviHs out % the dificulty In sojust
ing scccunts applies tcsl sdjustmeus with WITH
tut steuriy-ro that a has force against this
amendment Mt hoped therefore. that the amend.
rent -culd be adopted snd the bill yssssd In Commit
arnn ed N third