New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
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sRw.YORK LEGISLATURES.
sENATE-ALuANY. Thursday, Mach

Dam
y. and piers on Gowanus Bay was presented
S;Il vas reported TO vest in the United States
es.S;c,ion in certain lands 10 Brooklyn.
rTkn Anti Rent Stay Proceedings bill was again
..or,ed with mendments and ordered TO
ARD reading ..
.s,epted. making the election laws more st11'
srt az respects the use OF money to inhaeaee
actions. -.
, ,sooesting the Government 70 AJAX for intor-
re..io5 from the Department Of the Interior as 70
.turps oil census ..rD.;o,
~ Gloss presented the remembrance OF Daniel
s;rhsrds and Others against the btil authorizing
=, Beard to build docks, piers add warehouses
aGovauus bay. . r
.rowpers. builders and merchants against alter
r.4,he man or plan of the City Of New York be-
zen Eighteenth and Twenty third SITS.
The LIEUT. GOVERNOR presented the petition
fJohn A. King and Others, President aud Officers
n the Queens County Agricultural Society Tor
Ssrcatara College.
az. CROLIUs reported fsvorably to the bill
,repdiDsthe charter OF the NeWYork and Mont
,omery Mining Company.
sNr. CROSS reported favorably 70 bill from the
sasubly relative 20 the Collection Of Taxes 10
ne City Of New. York.
Mr. mann introduced an act TO lessen seventy
criminal punishments 1t provides that only will
Elmurder and arson ia TIE first degree shall be
sopished by death. This excludes treason. Tue
r,rnuro of TEN wears is reduced to five years,
4 ,even 10 five, Of FIVE n t~O OF two to one
peit larceny is to be Unable in an amount noS ex-
ssedipg $50
On motion ofMr MORGAN,
p,,air.d That The G we nor bs requested commpn-
s with The Department Of The Interior At Washington for
~ purpose ofascertaD WIZ ih-r tho returns OF the Cen
% been received IA. he Deosriaen, 50 es 10 deter
hnfp ylFpbp pf auIr lyea
ed In tbs Congress Of The Uoiied States underline Con-
gduhon Of 1850
ion providing for an amendment 90 the CoussitI-
ion, was sdopted-all the Senators voting record
a their votes in the Alternatives
Esssired o. tho Assent cOucur) Ihst ths following
sbdment be proposed 10 lhe second s7cuon OF Arce
The Constitution OF This State That the saue be referred
Bbe Legislature 10 be Chosen NJ tho next general election
dssnstors and be published O' three months previous 10
as tine 81 such election Ia conformity vi the frs Sec
ION OF Article Kill Of he COnsuuuunat The cod " Sec
Son OF Article II Of be Comet tauou s1d the following
Fos And also for the deprivL OF every person Of ae
deht 10 vote or hold any office shall Ia violation Of
BE- law, give pay receive. directly or Indirectly, any
cmist ~ money or other ysusble property or vslaa8ls
,rsoeretion WI The intent 10 Influence the any
sector ticket change affect the result OF any
election, that said Section n shall ~ amended read as
kows Laws ay he passed excU ing from The gbt OF
,usge ell persons who have heen be convicted OF
bribery OF larceny Of sny Infamous crime aud for de-
pvine every person who shall make, Dsc0me directly
Windlrecty Interested H. btor wager Penoog upon
be result of election. Om the ghi - vote al such
section enc also eepnvins every psrs3n oil NE rsa 70
y receive any promise ~ money or ohsr property or
Vtusbe consideration, wh tbs neZ Of inh Fencing the
vote oi any eecto or 70 promote mo eecon OF any eau
ddse on ticket, 10 change affect the result OF any
elecnOn.'
Mr.. SCHoONMAKER, Of Ulster, from the Select
Committee, composed Of the Senators from Ulster,
Delaware Albany, Rensselaer,. COumbia. Orange,
Sullivan, Schohsrie and Greene lthe Manor Dis
tictsl reported the bill authorizing Stay of Pro-
ceedings for the COLLECTION of rents with amend
repts providing that from the time stay OF pro-
reedings is given, ample security must be filed.
The Bill was ordered to a third reading.
Select Committee Of eight Senators, Messrs.
Geddes, Beekman, Mann, Robinson, Snyder, Cook
Dimmiok and Trttle were appointed to report
upon all the bills before the Senate as were re-
fered and to select those demanding immediate
action.
BILLS PASSED.
To allow St. Lukes Hospital In New.York, to
Increase the number OF its directors.
To incorporate the CobOes Saving Bank.
To incorporate the Thistle Savings Institution
special charter, rendered necessary by the reason
OF the alienage of some of the members.
To amend the charter Of the California Inland
Steam Navigation Company
The Bill TO appoint an agent TO attend the
Worlds Fair at London in behalf OF those having
articles on exhibition from this State received ~
Affirmative votes aud four negative, but az the
Lieut.. Governor (Mr. Church, decided 1t to DO an
of public money TO local or private
purpose il was lost for want OF one moro vote.
The bill to organize a separate brigade OF Hus.
sus in the city of New. York was brought up and
defended by Dr. BRAHDRETH and opposed by
Mr.. GUINEYP, as only an attempt On the part OF
one man to have himself made Brig adler General.
1t was referred to Select Commlttee-Messrs.
Guinnip and Morgan.
The bill passed TO change the name OF the rro-
Jan Railroad to the Corning aud BiosburSh hall'
road, allowing them TO borrow OOOOO, aud 70
unite with the Pennsy lvania and Eloga hailr0ad'
The Senate took recess.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. WAKEMAE reported bill to maintain Ter
~ across Hudson River to Cold Spring.
BILLS PASSED.
The bill passed 70 alter the plan OF New York,
BY extending Washington to Twelfth st.
The bill incorporating the Utica Art vi MON.
The bin to incorporate the Broadway Savings
Bank. Referred.
Mr. WHEELER bad leave to Introduce bill to
Increase the Capital Stock of the Northern Rail-
road.
Petitions were presented 70 prohibit the sale of
Liquors; OF the Inhabitants OF Madl'
son Co. for the immediate completion OF the Erie
Canal, Genesee Valley and Black Rock Canal
OF the Inhabitants OF Monroe Co.
70 the same; of the inhabitants of Niagara Co.
against the removal of any free citizens unless by
\ process of laws OF the Inhabitants OF Oneida
Co. for the imposition OF Tolls on all the Rail-
roads; seven from Oneida and Montgomery for
the speedy Enlargement of the Erie Canal; one
from Niagara Co. on the same subject; live for
Md in surveying the National hsilr0ad; two
rom Onondsga Co for the speedy completion OF
The Erie Canal Enlargement; for tho passage OF
The Anti kidnapping bill for the Repeal OF the
Free School Law, aud foe the enactment of the
bid law; Of the inhabitants Of Wayne Co for
the speedy Enlargement Of Erie Canal; one
rom Orleans Co. and two from New York City
On same subject
OF citizens OF Troy on the same subject
OF the officers OF the 10th Regiment OF New
York Militia, against the repeal OF the preiens
'ystem.
of. 8. Kibbee, for graft OF land in Princess
Bay, Richmond Co.
or the inhabitants Of Albany, for the speedy
Enlargement of the Erie Canal.
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