New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE.
sENATE....ALBANY, Marcl

SENATE. ALBANY, March ].
Mr. DART gave notice OF bill authorisng the
Cayuga nation Of Indians to purchase land ia the
State.
On motion of Mr.. mann, the following resolu-
ton was adopted;
Re,ped That heseveral Savings Banks 10 the State OF
New YOrk are requested to report within twenty days
homhs dale 10 tie Senate statement OF al inc deposits
made Ia said Banks respectively, from the Time the BANKS
first commenced receiving deposits, up to Jan 1919 and
which have not been reported 10 the deposto or his
her legal representatives, giving the names OF the deposit
their residence when the deposit was made II kao
interest payable thereon Bat this resolution shall not re-.
deposit0rs Ia an, case where The depOsitO is
the officers OF tho Bank making The report TO be living at
s the dOle OF the report such statement 10 be verified by
The oaths Of the Presidents and Book Keepers OF such
Banks respectively.
The bin providing for the election Of Senator in
Congress, was taken up. MIR. Gross addressing
the Senate in explanation OF his views.
The debate was continued by AIR. BEEKMAN OF
New York He said that any interference with
the present Fugitive Slave Law, which the pres.
emit u. 8. Senator from N Y. is attempting, and
60 arrest which Interference or disturbance the
new Senator ought TO be elected would lead TO
bloodshed. Other Senators followed aud then the
vote was taken and the bill lost lacking one OF a
constitutional vote All the Wings except Mr.
BRENNAN lwho voted with the LOcos) voted for
Il. The vote was Ayes 49, Nays 10. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY
Petitions were presented for and against the
passage Of Mr. Collins bin to prohibit reasonable
and seditious meetings; of Mechanics OF New
York for the passage of alien law for that city,
similar to the Richmond County law.
Reports were received-ot the Judiciary Com
mittee favorably on the bill to facilitate proof for
payment of debts; and ofthe Railroad Committee
on the subject of the reduction OF the fare on ka-
roads from Albany to Buffalo. They state that
the reduction asked for has been already accom-.
plished by the voluntary action OF the different
al Nnfa ~ fQH -
1881 Az regards the law compelling other Com
papies 20 make similar reduction, they speak in
nnfayorable terms, and are decidedly opposed to
any such enactment. The Committee advise al
adherence 10 the policy of the General Railroad
Law.
OF Committee on Charitable and Religious So
cieties for the Incorporation ofthe New York House
and School of Industry. or same Committee the
bill for incorporation of the Society for the Relief
of the Colored Orphans of the City Of New York.
The annual report Of the Trustees Of the Brook
lyn Institute was received.
The annual report of the Trustees Of the New
York Prison Association was received Recess.
The Committee of the Whole resumed the con-
alteration of the Free School bills
Mr. ROBINSON of Duchess moved 10 strike out
Of the bill $500 900 and insert in lieu thereof the
sum of 100000, and advocated the adoption of
the amendment
Messrs. Macomber, B aker, o. Allen. j L. Per
al sIiy D''O''' '"' ''
The amendment Of Mr.. ROBINSON was lost
The question then required upon the motion OF
Mr. BURRoUGHs 10 strike out the first section OF
the Majority bill and insert the arst section OF the
Minority bill
Pending this question the Committee reported
The Committee of the Whole resumed the con-
sideration Of the Library bill. Adjourned.