The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-14

peal the tres School law any diversion of the
travel Of the New York and Erie Railroad Company,
nom the citizens OF New York. for appropriate
to remove the rocks at Hurlgste; Of citizsns o!
Oneida county for national railroad for the aboli.
tion Of capital punishment for law authorizing the
RIGGING Of Lake Chsmplsin for railroad purposes,
STATE CANALS.
Mr.. o. ALLEN, from the Com mittee on Claims, to
whom was referred the subject matter of tho
nors Message relating to the speedy completion of the
Erie and the Genesee Valley and Black River Canals
presented . voluminous report, accompanied by a
bill, in accordance with the recommendations OF the
Cove rnor.
APPROPRIATIONS Fol COLLEGES.
The Literature Com mittee reported bill, making
appropriations to certain colleges In this State.
bills COMPLETED AND ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
Confirming the title Of II. East River Co.
to certain property ansndiag the act incorporating
rating the Asylum for Frendsss Boys in the city Of
New York relating to the powers of the late Court Of
to borrow money; amending the sct exenpting from
sale on execution the homestead Of person having
isoolSn. ls% x.s s 'ss ' FOR
v.ntion 81 fires In the city New York. amending the
sot extending the charter Arsmen Of the city
land Mail Co. relating to the justices OF the police
court Of the city of New York incorporating the
and Montgomery Mining Co. moor pora atipg the La
dies Benevolent Association OF the Methodist pisoo
pal Society Of New York. These several bills were
ordered to O third reading.
THE IsooRroRATor OF wILLIAMssuRoH
The report Of the Select Committee, by . bill
incorporating the city of winiamsbursh, was thsn
Mr.. FIr,sUGH opposed the views of tbs committee,
and advocated the adoption Of the peoples charter In
nent exterior line considered tho boundary lire OF
the city, and to substitute the LIST and % sections Of
the peoples charter for the one reported
Mr. RACpHOugE Opp3s0d the motion
Mr. BAKER said that the bill not framed for polit-
eel capital as had bsen charged ana believed that
the opposition OF Mr.. Fitzaugh was caused. by the
fact that the bill did not div ids the city to in
sure to his party predominsnoy In the political cem
Mr. FlrzHucH desired to know whether the Rev
York delegation had been consulted in relation to this
Mr. WAKkmAN replied that he did not know whether
they had been consulted yet. He believed the bill
could not be rendered more ef 'ctivs by any amend
mcnt.
Mr. TurHILL was opposed to any amend nent OF the
charter reported by the mttse and did not bseve
wiliamsourgh He vas anxious to kno where those
etnge endorsing the peoples charter had been held
and second sections Of the reported charter and sub
sttutns sections OF the peoples charter and lost by
Mr. FITzarcH then moved to amen tho third ssc
on Of title fourth to sllow the Of property
assessed for to select six persons OF
whom three commissioners should be selected by the
Supreme Court TO apportion the expense Of such i'm
provement He claimed that this amends ment could
not be considered as political movement 1t
merely proposed TO guard rghs OF property holders
and owoerr and should be inserted In the charter He
moved to re commit the bill with instructions to
port this amendment to the House. Lost Ayes "a;
fhe previous question was then ordered and the 70.
port OF the committee vas agreed to.
NEW YORK MECHANICS TRADssMfr's LIBRARY
Dir WsssaAS introduced bill for aid to the fres
library Of the Gene al Mechanics aud T.adesnen's
Society Of New York.
JUVENILE pELisausNrs IN NEW toRk.
Ihe Osmnittee OF the Whole took up the bill sppro
the juvenile denQU vents Of New York to .nsbe the n
to erect new buildings
propriety Of pasiDg this bill IL was rendered indis-
pensatly nece1ary. account of the vded state
Of the euaipg now In use by the society and special
attention bad teep directed to 1t by the 6overDs in
his mertsye g the Legislature. Mr.. thea proceeded
10 rsat from the report Of the directors OF the iustu
tiop, statement Of tas comparative condition OF the
establish spt with to. number Of juysuiss con sd
therein from ear 10 year, and urged upon tbs
bers the necessity Of passing this bin without delay.
He raid q merted tribute 10 the founceEs and sup
por Of the institution, and concluded his remarks
b. again calling for the passage Of the bin.
rising TO ad'rers ths Houss lie only desired to
prsss his cordial approval Of this bill II subject
member, and lie hoped that, ii necessary, the sun
ssked for might be increased He sppeaied TO the "a
there OF the House for their support aad oounte1snce
70 this bill and believed that man would be found
Mr.. B.NrR dji not intend to debate the bill, but
merely to relate circumstance few ds-s since the
sheriff Of the county Of Kings vas 10 the Assembly
and state that their county jail was fall Of
BOYS and girls dlins away their time and merely on
account ot the crowded sse OF the House of Refass
Carried.
reces, was then taken
rHr ELgc4ios OF RAtLRoAp otRRcs3Ra
on re assembling. Nr. WHrElrr reported complete
the bill to change che time for the election OF cettsn
railroad directos.
sftFor COMMITTEES
moti@ Was han made to consider the resolution
sutpendrs the fourth rule go thai bills can be refer
red 70 the Select Committees 10 report complets Car
tied.
A motion to lay on the table loft.
hr, UsDtEwooD moved TO amend 90 that the coii.
mittee consist OF nins members, and the amendment
Vas accepted
Mr.. BonROreus ncves to postpone the consideration
Mr. o. ALIEN moved that the Committee be avs IN
stead Of nine.
Mr., BupForens moved to postpone the bill till April
Mr. Lrcerrr moved the previOu, question. Carried
The otigiasl resolution was loot, ayes rs nses 90
Tar FrrtgE HouR o. MEETING
Mr. BESEDicr csiie for the ts,oution 70 meet st
~ O'Clock instead II II
motion 10 meet st n'ne o'clock wa lost as vel as
q netion TO meet st half pest ten.
The original resolution was carried.
hIsNOED visT o. IBr MtsistHs or ruE tEcsiArtsE TO
Mr. GEErSE moved tha; a committee Of Ave bs ap-
pointed 70 confer With the senate Committee relative
TO visit to New leTk Carried
UENknsfTt REGENT.
Mr. wasSIEs called for the cousideration Of the r-.
solution FOR ths electen Of Regent OF ths University
OF 'he 18th u Mach. nj noon. Carried
Mr. HArcH gare notice q = bill In relation to shs
ruv MILITIA
Mr E.DspNtS ncgso that the hill for the orsauiss-
tion Of the ailia ~ rtcomrlitt.a to the COMMITTEES
on Militia. Laid or'r.
The STATE sehocl bill Wa. ale the special order Cor
Satsrihy. az ter o'clock
rHt rrr rttc IANos
Mr.I.o~s moved trAt the eurv-yot General rapor.
tat anEl "a