The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

BY MoRsE's LINE, NO. l6 WALL STREET.
Senate.

BY MoRsE's LINZ, NO. l6 WALL STREET.
Senate.
ALBANY, March IA, 1851.
PETITIONS.
For the taxation Of foreign corporations for tho
,gulstion Of appeals from the Supreme Court to the
Court Of Appeals.
STATE.
The Judiciary Committee reported fsvorably to the
in in relation to . bronze copy Of tho device ths
stone sent to the ~stional monument
UNIVERSITY OF ALBANY.
4 bill was introduced to incorporate the University
OF Albany.
STATE FINANCES, ETC.
Mr.. MoRcAN made elaborate repsrt on the finances
OF the State and introduced appropriation bill for
the literary and medical institations.
The Manorial Tensnts' bill was reconsidsrsd, and
seferred.
THE WHARFAGE LIGHTERS.
On motion Of Mr.. MORGAN, the bill directing that
the class Of vessels lighters shall bs sub
ject the New ork Corporation docks the harbor
masters, was referred to Senators Williams, Croas,
REceSsIpERArIoS OF THE Asri-RENr BILL
Mr. CARRoLL moved to reconsider the vote rejecting
the Anti Rent BILL and the Senate determined 80 to
do. The bill was referred TO Senators Schoonmaker,
of Ulster Curtis, Of Sullivan; Carroll, OF Rensselaer,
johnson, of Schenectady; and BY der, Of Columbis.
PITirIoN FoR THE PRIVILEGE or HOLDING LAND.
Mr.. MoReAs presented petition from X. NJ. Blstoh-
ford asking that John Greene may have leave to hold
PETITION FoREios CORPORATIONS.
MI BEkxm.s presented pvtition OF the Board Of
xations may be subject to u alton.
rHE BRIDGING OF LAKE cHAaPLArN.
Mr CRoLrus presented several petitions for bridging
Lake Cham plain, at Rouses Point, similar In tenor
the sent yesterday.
MORTGAGE roREcLosrsG.
The Judiciary COMMITTEES reported favorable the
bill to amend ,he revised statutes in relation to the
foreclosure OF mortgages.
SoAaD or EDUCATION os-rsrERsrrrEs.
The Literature Csmmittos reported favorably the
act TO estabish Board OF Education in Williams burgh
Also favorabiy the bill to incorporate the Univsrsy
erected In the city Of Buffalo.
RlPoRr REGENTS.
Mr.. BEEEMAs reported favorably on the annual re
pert Of the Regents Of tho University.
APrRorRfATsoss ron coLLsGEs AsD MEDICAL rSsrIru-
Mr.. MoRe.r, from the Finance Committee, reported
an i'm pcrtsnt bill, making appropriations to Colleges
and Medical Institutions The bill sppropriates to the
Rochester University $40 C00 Gsnesee College Sl0 coo;
Hamilton College, Msdiaon University, New York Uni
ysrsty ana oensva College si5oO each Central Col.
surgeons in New York, Albany Medical College,
Medical Faculty of tbs Univvrssy of New York, medi
cal Institution OF Geneva College and Medical Institu-
tion OF Buffalo University, loo each.
CO. 'rios OF rHE stArs riSANcEs
The IspeIt Assoppanyins the sooy. o,i' gives ds,
funds OF the State The balances at the end OF the
present fiscal year eight millions eighty hvs thou
esnd eshs hundred and hity-sight dollars The pro-
bsbs OF revenue stated and the Committee
remark that the beisty recommended In the bill is
justified by the condition OF the general funds
RETURNS OF rHg STATE.
The secretary of stats informed the Senate that the
returns of the Northern ana Southern districts
have been rtturR.d TO hts ofrcs but that they
net arranged yet as to be prepared for eoasula
tion.
UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS AND psrosIrs .
Mr BsASpRrrH called up ana amended his resolu-
tion authors NJ tae appointment OF select commit
tee to WRIT the several banks both oavings aud OF di
count. and Investigate as to the unclaimed dividends
and deposits.
Ths resolution was laid the tsbls, and the fol-
loving adopted, motion OF Dir. Braudrsth:-
Resolved Tina: tho banks Of Issue AMI depct. In this
within days after the date OF the passage Of
called their hsnfs from ths of their
business u the hrss Of January O AID the aggregate Of
ali unclaimed dlvi1ends and deposta ia tneir hAnds
To change the time Tor making payments to the
elfety fpnd TO be before tue Sst Of Decem ember
An to subject certain debts owing to non. resi-
dents TO taxation This IL a very important bill Its
frst section h All .ebt, wing by inhs Sauts Of this
State to persons not residing ia she nitsd States Tor
the purchase OF any real estate shall be deemed per-
roral property within the town or county where the
debtor ies and such shall bs liable to tsxaon
10 the same manner and to the sans extent, as the
personal estate Of citizens of this state"
An act to sllov Flushing 70 sell sons part Of their
town land buy tue support OF their poor
WEIGHTS
The remainder OF the session was oscupied In the
passage, through committee Of the bill establishing
the state standard Of weights and measures the set
rseeved from Congress By joint resolution Of 1870
Adjourned.