The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-13

ALBANY, Feb. IL, 1851
BILL REPORTED.
Mr. TowHssrp, from minority OF Committee ON
Canas brought in bill for the recharter Of the 5odus
Canal Company.
The annual report Of the Eastern Dispensary New
York and Fifteenth annual report Of the New York In.
stituton for the Blind were received.
BILLS PASSED.
The Senate bin relative to rsilroads authorizing the
Albany and schenectady Railroad Company to borrow
money TO pay outstanding bonds and to conplste its
double track amending the charter of the Attica aud
Bornellsville Rsilroad Com pany; authorizing exsp-
zbg the Buffalo and Rochester Railroad to sell to the
Attics and Hornellsville Railroad Company any por-
tion Of their property authorizing the city OF Brook
yn TO create loan for the purpose OF paying existing
liabilities and current expenses to let September next
for reports OF Court Of Appeals for reports
BILLS rSrR Ropuc,p
To incorporate the Ladies Benevolent Association
York respecting the pay msnt Of drafts or bills Of
charge drawn at eight
Te amend the set authorizing the business Of bank
Mr vARNun offered a resolution calling on the
Comptroller Tor the Of the difersn moned In
sttutions In each county OF the State distinguishing
the amount OF real and personal eetste owned BY
each Laid on the table and the Assembly adjourned
ALBArr, February IL, 1851.
PETITIONS rREsEsrED.
In the city Of New York. for the modification OF the
free school law for the modification of the plank road
law to exempt sroun de- for nterments from taxation
three for the unconditional repeal OF the school
Las; rtDop,trance against the par redemption o.
country bank notes in the city OF New York; for Q
general tax for the support OF schools for atsra
tion Of the election lsvs.
NIL REPoRrFD.
The judiciary CO ommitt.e reported bill providing
for compe ntation o. justices of Sessions Refer ID to
the Committee of the Whole
NAaf
Mr.. ". s. GK.GoRY, from the select committee
having charge Of the subject matter for the relief OF
who served in the var with Mexico, submitted .
written report and recommended the passage Of bill
rHE IsrrRrsr ON ao1Kr.
Mr.. CaDr, r. ON the select committee, reported
bin regulating the interest on money Tbs bill pro-
poses TO repeal the penalty imposed fer usurious rates
whole.
rss AMERICAN frsrrrrrr
The annual report Of the American Institute was
transmitted.
Mr.. Bnp OF Erie, moved to suspend action under
the resolution ordering the printing OF hundred
times the usual uumbtr OF copies
After considerable debate, the resolution was laid
on the table.
rHr AMI. COMPROMISE RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. THonrsoN OF New York, called fer the consider
days since In relation to the compromise measures
These resolutions take ground against any expression
concerning these measures. MIR Thompson discussed
the question t length, In opposition to the reso-
lutioDs
Mr. BrSr1rcr, Of Oneida followed in support Of the
resolutions.
Mr.. ASTaos, of Richmond, opposed the resolutions:
Mr.. yARstm Of New York, took the same ground,
and moved to lay them on the table. Carried
BpogHRtCE
Mr.. BESEpicT, OF Oneida, introduced bill relstve
TO the business Of banking. This Law prohibits any
banking association or any individual banker, from
engaging in the stem Of brokerage In buy ing uptheif
own notes. Referred.
rurr ; sES.rort1t rtEcriov, rrc.
Mr. fE.nIs, Of Tompkin., noticed eli % prsvsss loo
for the election a u. Senator, aud TO smttd the
revived statutes In relation TO said election.
wu.ItSMsH-ngH.
bill was poticsd for the incorporation Of the city
of Wilhamsburph.
Hrw yonr SAVINGS RArU.
The Committee Of the Whols had under contidera-
tiop the bill incorporating the New York Savings
Bank, and reported progress ON thefsms haJoarnea