New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SPECIAL SESSION.

SENATE. ALBANY, Monday, June :.
The Congress ional Dlsricting Bill was reported
by Mr. ROBINSON, from a Select Commlttee. The
report is as follows
FIRST Disfricf-Suffolk, Queens and Richmond
Counties, and the towns of Bushwick. Flatbush.
Flatlands, Graves End and New-Utrecht in Kings
County.
Second D,strict-Brooklyn.
Third DiStrict-lst, ID, Sd, 5th, and sih Wards of
New-Nork City.
Fourth District-6th. 10Th, and lith Wards of New
York City
-FQh District-llth 18th and 10Th Wards of New
Sirth Distr,ct-7ih and 18th Wards of New-York
and Wiamsburgh
Screnfh District-9th and 10th Wards of New-York.
Eighh District-l2th, 18th and 18th Wards of New
Vinth Observation-Disclosures Rockland and Put
Counties.
T.afh District-orangc and Sullivan Counties.
EIercnh District-J lister and Green Counties
TireIffh Disfrict-Duchess and Columbia Counties
Thirteenth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES County.
Fourteenth District-Albany County
Fiffftnth Disfrict-W Washington, Warren. Hamilton
and Saratoga Counties.
Counties.
Counties.
Eigtteenth D,strict-F Fulton. Montgomery, sche
ncctady and Schohara Counties.
Nineteenth DiSfrct-OtSego and Delaware Coun-
ties.
T,rentefh Disfrict-Oneida County.
Twenty- FIRST District-Chenango, Cortland and
Broome Counties.
Tuenty- Second District Madison and Oswego
Counties.
T,ctnfy- Third Decentralization and Lewis Coun-
NeS.
Trenty- Fourth Dstrict-O nondaga County.
TWenty-FJth District-Cayuga and Wayne Coun-
ties.
Trtaty-Sirth DiStrict-Ontario, Seneca and Yates
Counties.
T,r,n'y-seroth District 49, Tompkins, Tloga and
Chemung Counties.
Tirenty-eghh District - Livingston and Steuben
Counties.
Trcnty.ntnth DISTRICT Monroe County
Thirtietb DiStrict-A leehany, Wyoming and Gene
see Counties.
THirty.frsf District-Nayara and Orleans Coun-
TE,rty-second D,str,ct-Erie County
Thnty-thrd DiSfrict-C hautauque and CattarauguS
Counties.
Then the Senate took recess till 4, p NJ, and al
that hour reassembed.
Mr. GEDDEs introduced, from the Railroad Com
mttee. bill providing Tor the aOOnllOn oil ali canal
tolls on railways.
Mr. UPH.M introduced bill for the endowment of
$4,000 to Genesee College, also OF $4,000 to Koch
ester University
Mr. ScHooNMAKER introduced a bill providing for
full amendments to the code and procedure and 1t
was ordered to athrd reading and then the Senate.
Mr.. BEEKNAN IN the Char, went into Committee OF
the Whole on the Congressional Apportlonment Bill
and passed the same without amendment or debate.
The Senate then proceeded to consider the amend
ments 10 the constitution proposed by Mr.. scHooN-
MAKER, providing for the election Of Senators for
four wears the Senate TO be divided INTO four classes,
eight 10 90 out each year.
Mr. DART opposed very strenuousy the proposition
10 put ST Lawrence and Herklmer together IN The
same Congressional District
The Senate agreed 10 the report OF the Committee
OF the Whole on the bill providing for dividing the
state INTO Congressional Districts, and the bill was
ordered to third reading.
MIR. DART, from the Committee appointed by the
Senate 10 accompany The remains Of the late Sena-
tor Brown, said
Mr. President. The Committee appointed by you
TO accompany the remains of our late esteemed
friend and associate, VIM Horace Brown, 10 his IA
my and last resting place beg leave 10 make known
TO the Senate that they have discharged that mean
choly, yet 20 them grateful duty On Saturday eve
nng rs body surrendered TO the keeping OF his
heartslricken wife and family. On Sunday evening
last, al O'Clock, saw him committed TO the grave
by his relations and friends IN sight OF his cottage
home, al Hampstead, l.. l. The cold clods OF the
valley ms bosom, they are freely watered
by the dew OF affection and bereavement. Peace to
Ms ashes anu freshness 20 MS memory ne NlCoW
Of deceased friend beg>, through 10 return her
hearty gratitude 10 this Senate and 10 each member
OF !, for their Kindness and sympathy
The resolution was received and ordered 10 be en-
tered on the journals. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
No quorum being N attendance, the House TOOK a
recess 10 IL o'clock
ing an approprail ION 10 McGranvllle College.
Mr.. ATwooD called for the consideration of the re-
solution TO amend the Charter OF the Aiica and Hor-
nCllsvllle Railroad Co.-AdOpted after discussion.
Mr. BARD reported bill in relation 10 the appor-
iionment OF the State into Congressional Districts
Mr. w. :. GREGORY moved that the bill in relation
10 the Public Domain be ordered TO third reading
Carried.
Mr. UNDERWOOD moved that the bill IN relation TO
the Agricultural jollege be ordered TO third read
ing Lost.
Mr. GREEN presented five petitions for laying out
A Park in the City OF New-Iork. Mr.. TOWNSEND
presented several on the subject. Mr.. L. also
reported fayorably the bill relative TO the powers ana
duties of Public officers which was made the special
order for p NJ to-day.
MIR. WAKENAN presented several petitions reialive
10 laying out a Public Park IN Newly ork Cny Also,
"A favorable report regard to the Transportation OF
Baggage on STEAMBOATS, Also, fayorably the Dali In
IeIaf,o1 10 the Coast Survey Of New-forS Also,