New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-22
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

By Hor,e, Line, &c WaAHl o,
sENATC.."ALBASY, Friday, March 81.
PETITION.
Mr.. CROLIUs presented a petition against Ia
king away the soil of New-York City by tres
pBssers. BILLS PASSED.
To amend the law in relation to what shall con-
stitute fire proof buildings in New York City.
The bill to build Docks and Piers in Gowanus
Bay.
In relation to the Harbor Masters in New.Y York,
6orbidding their jurisdiction over corporated docks
NOTICE OF BILL.
Mr.. MORGAN gave notice of bill for the instruc
ton Of idiots.
A memorial was received asking for aid in pub
fishing a newspaper for the benefit of the INDECENT
Deaf and Dumb. The request is sustained by the
New York Institution for the Deaf and Dumb.
Mr.. CRoLIUs presented petition Of owners Of
real estate in the city of New York. for law to
prevent the digging and carrying away OF the soil
from vacant lots and the streets in front thereof
Mr.. CROOK presented a remonstrAnce against
the Rouse's Point Bridge This is from citizens
Of the State of Vermont.
Mr.. MORGAN, from Committee on Finance, re-
ported a resolution which the Senate adopted,
directing the Controller to cause to be printed in
two daily papers in New. York and Albany q list
Of the sums which it appears are due to parties
for arrearages of interest for several State stocks
for a period running back in some cases twenty
years.
The Assembly bill providing for the appoint
ment by the Senate by nomination Of the Gov
ernor of an Auditor Of the Bank Department was
received, and referred TO Committee on Banks.
An act was introduced to incorporate the Cen
trial College Association, to be located IN the
County Of Cortland
Mr.. CRoLIUs introduced a bill amending the
law relating to ofenses punishable by imprison-
ment ia the County Jais.
NOTICES.
Mr.. Colt gave notice Of bill to reenact the
old School Law and repeal the Free School Law
Mr. MORGAN gave notice Of = bill 10 provide
.or the instruction OF idiots
The invitation of the Board OF Education to
visit the Public Schools Of New-York was re-
ceived.
Rev. JOHN N. CAMPBELL communicated his
acceptance Of the office Of Regent Of the Uni
versty.
On motion of Mr.. CROOK, the Governor was re-
quested to transmit to the Senate, copy OF the
remonstrance of the inhabitants of Lower Ca
NADIA against inteuuPting the navigation Of the
Waters connecting AiEsisquoi Bay, in Lake
Champlain, with the River Richelieu, which was
made 70 the State Department of U. s.. through
the Charge AfAires of her Britannia Majesty,
near the Government of U. s. on the 23d Of
March, lS4s in a communica alton TO the Governor
of this State, on the 18th of April, ls4s.
The bill to incorporate the Protestant Episcopal
Mutual Charity st. Luke'sl Hospital, New.YOrk,
was passed.
The bill providing that the Harbor- Masters Of
the Port Of New-York shall have no authority
over Corporation docks and piers was passed.
The bill amending the Fire laws Of New York,
in relation to the materials TO be used in building
snd as to the safety Of asheries was read and OBJ
jected TO as being unnecessarily severe.
Dir. CRoLIUs explained, and defended it as de-
manded b. considerations affecting the safety Of
the brave men who composed the Fire Depart
me Mt of the City OF New York, and it passed.
The bill allowing owners OF land on GOwanus
Bay to build docks and piers, and to organize
water line in that Bay, passed.
The charter Of the village Of BiughamtOn was
adopted.