New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28

AmtnOlbR tDe act reiatiDk 10 tnS ian0lns OF
passengers In the ports of entry In this State.
Confirming the title Of Anna Maria 6mitl 10
certain property in this State.
&c organize the State Lunatic Asylum.
Authorizing the election Of Supervisor in each
Ward Of the City Of Usica.
Authorizing the Durhs mvilIe and Woodgille
Plank Road Company 10 take toll.
Amending the act incorporating the New-York
Gallery Of Fine Arts.
Relative 10 Plank and Turnpike Roads.
Incorporating the Western Savings Bank Of
Buffalo.
Amending the several acts incorporating the
village of Owego in the County of Tioga.
Relative TO the Freem ans Bridge Company in
the County of Schenectady.
To altar the manner or plan of NeWYOrk, By
extending W ashington-st- In said Clrv from its
present determination tGsnsevoortst IT vefshst.
Incorporating the Northern Live Stock Insar-
sDce Company
the Bill for the removal of obstruction at the
mouth Of Cayuga Lake.
In Committee Of the Who'e-The same commit.
tee reported bill for the establishment of Law
Library on the line of the Ne1York and Erie
Rail Road
In Committee of the Whole-The Militia bills
were referred 10 Select Com nittee Of mae TO
report Complete.
The bills for the more speedy enlargement Of
the Erie Canal, the Black River and Genesee
Canals Were made the special order for Friday
at 10 oclock
Private claims were made the special order for
Saturday Immediately after the reading Of the
Journal.
Mr.. Rowe gave notice of bill for an appropri-
alton for the improvement of the children Of the
Tonawan0a Indians.
motion was made to refer the blu for the in
corporation Of the Broadway Savings Bank Of
New-York.
Mr.. TOWNSEND opposed the resolution. az the
locality where it was proposed TO establish this
institution did not demand it. One charter had
been already granted to the City of New-Yotk,
and the subject had been fully discussed at that
time and it was fulls UNDERWOOD when the
Knickerbocker Savings Institution was chartered,
that no other should be granted at this session
He spoke authortatively when be asserted no
Bank was needed in that locality. There were
already too many in the City, aud this one would
only act as tender to those already in existence.
Mr.. WARD was entirely ignorant Of any under
standing of the nature mentioned by his colleague
MIR. d. and he hoped the resolution would be
passed. The motion was then carried-ayeS, &c
nays. l6
The following bills were read third time and
passed, unless otherwise noted
Amending sn act Incorporating the Sacketts
HSrbor and Saratoga Railroad Company.
For the relief Of Hoschkiss & Smith.
For the re charter of the Sodus Canal Com
pany.
This bill Yves debated by Messrs. Burroughs
Wooater Townsend aud others.
Mr. BURROUGHS moved to recommit the bill
with instructions to strike o1t the LIST section.
Lost.
Mr. FLDERKIN moved to recommit to obtain the
opinion of the Attorney General as TO the cOnst
nationality of the law. Lost.
The bill was then read third time and the vote
wss declared Ayes 73 Noes 10.
The SPEAKER stated that as there had been
L. 60 4h.af oCfx OF
a majority or two third bill, be would defer the
declaration of the vote, by the consent OF the
House, until tomorrow morning Consent was
given. Recess.
The afternoon was devoted to the third reading
of bills generally Of local nature. Adjourned
To amend the Revised Statutes in relation 10
the discharge of IDsolvent Debtors Lost.
Mr. VAREUM moved to reconsider the vote, and
that the motion lay on the table. Carried.
To amend the act authorizing the business OF
Banking. Lost-Ayes, 50; Noes, II.
Mr. UNDERWOOD moved a reconsideration, and
explained the provisions OF the bill
The motion prevailed and the bill passed.
To legalze the acts OF the several School Dis
tricts.
Providing for the support of the Common
To charter the Yonkers Ferry Company
Passed.
To amend the charter of the village of Platts
burgh. Passed.
To incorporate the Franklin Water Works
Company Passed.
In relation to the indictment and trial OF nut
sances.
Authorizing Thomas Jacobs to change hrs
name. Passed
Mr.. Moss moved a reconsideration. Lost.
For the relief of the Biremen's B Benevolent AS
ISOLATION of Buffalo. Passed.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The House went into Committee, Mr. SOUTH
WICK in the Chair, and took up the School bills.
The question was on the proposition to RAISE the
deficiency by County tax.
MIR. BURRoUGHs proposed to amend the suo'tl-
tute by raising the deficiencies by rate bill.
Some othher amendments were made TO the bill,
when it was reported TO the House.
Adjourned to 10 AM 10 morrow.
LAW COURTS.