New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-31
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
sENATE....ALBAsy, Saturday, Ma


Lieut.. Gov. CHURCH having left the Capital for
for few days, Hon. EDWIN D. MORGAN OF New Yorh.
was chosen President Of the Senate pro ten.
Several petitions presented, among which was oae
bv Mr. ssnds IT, from physicians OF New York agsas,
the bill to incorporate Ihe New YORK Academy OF Medicine
Mr. WILLIAMS, favOrSbiy, the bill Incorporating the
YonkeTs Ferry Company.
Also, favorably, the btu authorizing VIM; Beard aad
others build docks in Sixth Ward OF Brooklyn. Refer
red TO report complete
Mr. MANN, complete. the bill restricting the powers OF
Municipal Corporations. Tabled.
Mr. SroNE, hvoraby, the bill regulating the Appraisa
Of Church Pews.
AND NOTICES.
Mr.. DIMMIcK called up the resolution offered
yesterday, defining what House. means 10 our rulea
SIR. MANN moved to suke out the words and the two
snterooms" Senator should not permitted 70 vote us
leas be was In the chamber.
Mr. BARcocK said the intention was, prevent mans
being of from voting when he had been present mot
question stated He moved 20 amend striking out
the words" when his name e called and insert when
vote, II he came In In ne, although he might DO out Ia
the ants.room when the question was stated
ing with has anetdment another In the following words
"0r when tie absenees are called"
This WIS accepted, and The resolution was adopted.
Mr. BABcocR. by consent presented petition for The
establishment of Houses OF Industry In other clues besds
New-YoTk.
To Incorporate the Swiss Benevolent Society OF New
York City.
To increase the number Of ward officers 10 Troy.
To amend he charter OF the Auica and Hornellsyls
To authorize the Railroad corporations OF the State to
subscribe to the capital stock of the Aca and Hcrnels
Railroad.
TO authorize the Buffalo and Rochester Railroad Comps
Of their real estate to tho Asncs and Hor-
nellsyile Railroad.
The Committee OF tho Whole Mr. GUINNIP Ia the chair,
took up The Rouse's Point Bridge bill
Mr.. CARROLL 9pOke al some length against The bill
Mr. BEERMAN followed He thought IL unworthy tas
Slate Of New legislss for The interests Of B0ston.
and stab hose OF our own metropolis He spoke al some
iepgh;n ,.n,,.s :, ..e.,.o ., ,m
Mr. CAIRO IL responded
Some further discussion eusued. in which
MI CROOK said fortynne out OF hIiy OF hls consnsns
opposed to hs bridge They Were opposed 10 mus
Mr. Cook explained, ia reply to some destinations OF Mr.
Dart
Mr. BEERMAN reported complete tho Bill relative 70
New-York Schools. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY
Mr.. UPHAM, Of the Senate, accompanied by Mr..
Gunnip announced tbs election Of Edwin d. Morgan %
Mr. CAMrsELL. from the Select COMMITTEES, made writ
ten report, declaring that John Underwood who claimed
the seat OF Mr. Jsyne was not entitled to the seat ne csm
ed.
This day having been set apart for the consideration OF
The House went into Committee OF the Whole, Mr. b.
her 10 the chair 90 the bill for the relief OF husse bufea
IMr L. Harris explained this claim IL for cos1s In
Cured In defending suit under INSTRUCTIONS rom .ns su
perlntendeDI Of Public Instruction The claim was JUST
and should DO svorably acted upon Ordered 70 miro
reading .,n,...
The same committee reported progress on the bin for the
relief Of Jos. bolIes. -
Also passed The bill for the relief Of Ruder Csdy.-
lMessrs HEATH and SEVERANCE supported this on a.
length expsnsg the VI the claim and Tho usaee oil
The bill
Also The bill for the relief Of Patrick Rogers.
ALSO The bill for the relief OF Rock well aud Guthne
Also reported progress the bills for the relief OF
Charles Van AsIynei and for the relief 81 Buchanan
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q third reading.
Various reports were made