The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04

BY MoRsE's MAGNETIC TKLEaRArK.
ALBANY, March 8 1851

ALbANri MARCH o. 1901.
THE cAYUcA INDIANS.
Mr.. DAnr gave notice Of Q bill suthorzing the
csyugs Nation OF Indians to purchase land in the
State.
SAVINGS RAsxs
On molten Of Mr. NAM, the following resolution was
Resolved, That the several savings banks In tho
state OF New York are required to report, within
OF all the deposits made in said banks respectively
from the time the banks com menced receiving de.
reported TO the depostor his her legs
tatves, giving the names OF the del ostors their
amount Of the deposit when made and the rats % o.
interest payable thereon but this resolution shall
require said banks to report such deposits, or ths
names Of depoeitors In where ths depostor
known to the officers OF the bank making the report
to be living At the date Of the reportsuch state
10 be verified by the osths of the presidents book
keepers of sueh banks respectively
THE ELECTION or U. s. SENATOR. ..
The bill providing for the election OF Senator ia Con-
gress was taken up.
Mr.. Cnoss adsrsssed the Senate in explanation OF
&The debate was continued by Mr. BsrxmAs, who
said that any interference with the present Pugtvs
Slave law which the present Senator from Nav York
s attempting and to asrst which interfere dis
urbsDce the Senator TO bs elected Is intended, would
lead to bioocshed 81
and the bill lost 1t lacked but one ofs constitutional
vote All the wings except Mr. Be.kman voted for it,
The vote was tahen-Ayesle le, nays 10. Adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBANY, March 3, 1851
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
For the passage Of Mr. Coffin bill to prohibit tres-
sonabe and sediious meetings aud against the pas
sage Of Mr. Collins bill; OF mechanics Of New York for
the passage of alien that city similar to tho
Richmond county law.
Of the Judiciary Committee, the bill to facilitate
proef for the pay of debts Of the Railroad Com
mttee the subject OF the reduction Of the fare
the railroads from Albany to Buffalo They state that
the reduction asked for has been already accomplished
by the action of the different companies
that route to take effect April lst 1851 As regards
the law com peug Other companies TO make similar
reductions they speak Ia unfsvorable terms, ant
decidedly opposed to any such enactment. The COM
mittee advise adherencs TO the policy Of the rail-
road law.
The following reports also made -0f Commit
tee Charitable and Religious Societies. for the In
corporation Of the New YORK House and School OF In
dustry; Of the same COMMITTEES on the bill for the
incorporation of society for the relief Of colorsd
orpbsns, in the city OF New York.
nRooKLyr rSsriTvTE-nEw YORK rrisoS ASSOCIATIONS.
The annual report OF the trustees OF the Brooklyn
lnstitute war received.
Prison association received. recess was thsn
taken
After the rec,ss, the Committee OF the Whole rc-
sumed the consideration OF the free school bill
MIR RoBiSsor, Of Dutchsss, moved to strike out OF
the bill $500 oC0 In sert in lieu thereof the OF
$500 Geo. lie advocated the adoption OF the amend
nent.
N,.rs Mscomb-r, BAKER o. Allen, J. L. Perry,
Bradley, ana others dire ussd the bill generally.
The amendment OF MI Robinson was lost.
The question then recurred upon the motion OF Mr.
Burroughs TO strike out the fret section OF the maj
rty bill ana inert the first section OF the nority
Pending this question the committee reported pro.
gress
The Committee OF the Wbole resumed the con,ids-
ration OF the Library bill. Adjourned.