New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11
NEWBORN LEGISLATURES.

\ Communication was received from 1t Gov.
PATTERSON responding to a vote OF thanks tor the
manner IN which he has presided over the deiber-
atoms Ot the Senate.
BILLS READ THIRD TINS NND PASSED..
To amend the act concerning the proc. OF wills
To amend the general banking Jaw.
To amend the charter Of the Northern Dispense.
" OF New York.
To provide FOR the better education % the children
of the Orphan Asy 1ms Of the Stste. other than the
City Of New York.
Authorizing the sale OF certain state Arsensls
and 70 provide FOR the safe keeping az the Public
Arms
t. incorporate the Manhattan savings lusti-
turon.
To incorporate the Emig ant industrial Savings
Bank OF y Y
To incorporate the California Steam Navigation
Company
To restrain short measure in the sale Of dry
goods
To incorporate the E'izsbetbtowu Ferry CO.
Mr. MoRGNN reported the Assembly Appropris
ton Bill
Mr.. CARROLL moved 70 amend by striking out
the 10000 for fore IN poor in Ny Carried 10 to H..
The report was then sgr,ed 10, and the b Il was
read aud passed--all the Senators voting, voted IN
the affirmative. Recess
ASSEMBLY
The following letter and address read to the
House:
PorspAN. st Lawrence Co. April 3 1880.
Soeskcr pro ten Of the Assembly
>y-ia consequence Of The severe Illness Of Mrs
Edesn sha not be abe 10 return 10 he place assigned
by the good VII Of The Assembly the ps-s-nt
SION thsnk, YOU, ~ snd the Hon Robert Pfuyn. for
the services YOU each have rendered me IN The dischsrge Of
the duties Il the Chsir during my becrssary add ell cve
absence. wish through You T. communicate 10 each and
every individual member snd officer OF he House my sin
regards for their Kindness during the past Winter
usn-mit herewith short address 10 the Assembly,
which yon VII please present
Very respectfully your o5eti-ut servant
ELDgRKINs ADDRESS.
fTcHhsHdcn 81 ne .tssenbiy
Al The 4 ile House the FRS, day " the
present year was hy your pafsl,y made your Presiding
honoabe adent my abilities to dschsrg- hose
dur 81 manner eIher creiilabe myse House
and discharge the heavy responsibilities imposed upon
by your kindness, by dlgrnt. hor est and impartial
nave neen instantly ENCOURAGED y your indulgence To-
ward my Deficiencies Liabilities and unavoidable errors
and sustained By yoar steady, uniform and dfm suopou
IT, with the AID have received fom YOU q .niiemen |
have schsrged The duties of the Chair, z times
but In the present III rendered still by the
peculiar 'qHay o. poHucA -aIues IN sieh manner as TO
receive IN any degree your appreciation Il IL exceedingly
gratifying 10 me- and such appfohsoa demands and r.
ceves rom me ms "a 's SINCERE and heartfelt gratitude "
any other occasion In the discharge Of what OF the
lime conceive 10 be my duty. have said word done
thing or ought hiss occurred ny NV act whereby the feel
ngs Of have been m The least mi Ired here beg
h 10 be assured hat such hiss never been my intention
and therefore, ru.t IN has not already, thai I may from
tbs time pass and he Grgouen
stueuts and 10 the word Of the industry and INTEL
and devotion 10 the public interest,", VII oh have eminent
j. chara 'fe tied Ibis Huuie TINS
Sh great aud imI AM putt Interest end the manner
when Yuu have received, considered and decided
Delghiy matters shown by the reports and documents
pfeeutrd to his Hol.e through the aduous sbos your
Committees and although all the great ami imp rtant pro.
positions preseuted FOR your consideration have been
carried out mo legislative acmens hey before The
people and Will he considered By l-n, and your labor.
may De yauaple for iure Legislatures. and guide la
many important particulars the future Of the State
The results Of our ab0rs become, tn fact the
great ard noUushns state, and whether well III DONE
they stand forth the record " The opinion of Ibis House
he laws adapted the condition and wants Of our
constituents, and Il my wish that they may Goa
tribute heir f share toward guarding the honor promo-
INK the prosperity and securing the permanent welfare,
hs piness and union Of our beloved country.
should do injustice own feelings this aston
not To speak IN high u the orderly aud respectful
bearing courteous and gentemanS conduct Of members
toward The Chair and each other durng the discharge OF
the srdu0s dunrs Of the present session
You are about 70 s'paras many Of YOU % NEE,
sgan on eanh' and invoking he continuous favor and
protection Of hat Providence which has far In life
sigualy preserved you, with my cord al scknow edge
mens Tor your Kindness, and my ardent wishes for
your future ked hynor, property and happrns,s bid
you each and al, FehOwsMemb-fs sf-conzie fare.
well NOBLE 5. ELDERkIN
BILLS READ THIRD TINE.