The New York herald., 1850-02-26
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURK.
Senate

ALBANY, February as, 1850.
PRESENTATION ov PETITIONS.
By Mr.. CRoLrus, that the Health Oicer of New York
be q sslariea ofhcer.
By Mr.. Cook, for par redemption.
Mr. CRoss, for the appointment of Commissioners t.
open Division avenue, in Brooklyn.
MIR MoRoAN, for an investigation into the affairs o.
the Marine Hospital in New York.
Mr.. MORGAN, Of the President and Directors of the
New York Eye and Ear Infrmary, for their usual an
nual appropriation.
BRoeKLrN BOARD OF EDUCATION.
MI Cross gave notice OF bill for the organization
the Board Of Education in the city of Brooklyn.
NEW YORK
Mr. BrEKMAS moved that the memorial in reference
to the tax laws of New York city be referred to thu
Senators from that city. Adopted.
THIRD READING BILLS.
To amend the charter Of the Orphan Association o.
New York. Passed.
To amend the charter Of Newburgh. Passed.
To provide for the settlement Of certain suits. Laid
INDIAN EDUCATION.
The same committee, Mr. CuRrrs In the chair passed
the bill for the education Of limited number of Indian
youth at the State Normal School. The bill wa.
amended SO Is not to provide for such appropriation
for any specified time but leaving it to make the pro
vision until 1t should be repealed.
The Committee Of the Whole, Mr.. Crolius in the
chair made progress on the bill imposing tolls the
Saratoga and and Renesseaer and SArato
bill was then referred to the Finance Committee
BROOKLYN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
passed the b granting lands to the trustees and
cates of the Brooklyn Benevolent Society for the i'm
prevement thereof
The eame committee Mr.. OWEN in the chair, took
up the bill amending the act for the punishment and
prevention Of the use Of false stamps and labels and
ported the TO the Senate with slight
SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.
The ,ame committee, Mr.. GrDprs in the chair re-
ported progress on the bill to incorporate the Albany
to incorporate the Hudson City Savings Bank
After which, the Senate adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBAsr, Feb rs, 1850.
BILLS REPORTED.
Mr.. A. GRErs, against repealing the law providing
for the registry Of births and marriages ana deaths
Agreed to.
Mr.. o. Allen favorably, the bill to secure the pay
ment Of wages to lsborers employed on the public
works Of the State.
Mr.. SroRr, with amendments. the Senate bill pro-
ydns for the amendment of the general railroad law
Mr. also moved to make the bill the special order
MIR. RIcHiRDsoS hoped this molten would not pre-.
vail this would be hardly give time to have the bill
printed.
Mr.. LravrSwoRTH advocated the motion, partisu.
larly number Of special bills would not be scted
upon Until this bill Vas eessdsred This amendments
tee and he trusted there would b delay In acting
upenn.
Meeers L.. w. SMITH and PRUyN also advocated
the motion. Mr.. PaUrs suggested afternoon sessions
Mr.. BuRRouGHs moved, after Monday next, he was
unwilling to tx upon an earlier day, because there
were large number Of important bills pressing upon
the House The motion for Monday was lost.
Mir PRUrS's motion to consider the bill next Thurs
day afternoon raised.
Mr.. H. J. ALLEN reported . bill in relation to the
price OF the wharfage In Albany. Also, favoraby the
bill 20 extend the southern bounds Of Buffalo
Mr. LITILE to print the usual number Of the report
Of the Special Committee Of the last Legislature on as
sesments
Mr.. RAYMOND moved to amend by printing ten times
the ususl number. long debate, continuing until
O'Clock, was had on this subject, and Mr. Raymond's
motion modified, was carried